mSKSK^J i™ l|;yv T he Weather ' , M.l. WMOwr/turtiu PirtiiH //' ■ ' Voir i ,,'y f, ^ iM \ j.4 * t ;•'•( | yf |V THE PON' :v* tww\ w" IjIMK , ; Horpe Edition/ Him" to GOP SAN FRANCISCO (^—Republicans have roared approval of Slen. Barry Goldwater as their presl* dential nominee, and he vows to carry “the conservative cause" to the American voters in November. Moderate Republicans, failed to halt the silver-haired Arizonan’s first ballot victory—the Gold-water steamroller never lost its steam. Twenty-three minutes after the call of the states began, Goldwater became the nominee when .South Carolina cast its 16 ballots to put him over the 655* total needed to nominate. / i Scranton, hfy leading opponent, the nomination was. made officially unanimous—but it wasn’t quite. Goldwater demonstrated 'iron control of the party and the convention, in contrast to four 'years ago when, in withdrawing his name from consideration .for the nomination, he urged conservatives ,not to desert the GOP. I -★ ★ ★ This time; it was the party's moderates and lib* erals who had to,march into tjie glaring lights on the podium to urge their supporters not to take a The pendulum had swung to. the right In thole four-years. The single roll call, pursued 10 the end in the overcrowded Cow ^Palace, s h o w e d the overwhelming manner in which the Arizona senator hud made his views popular‘with the 1,308 delegates. The count* showed, Goldwater 883 and Scranton 214. . The other votes Were divided this way; Henry Cabot Lodge 3, Gov. Nelson Rockefeller 114, Sen, Margaret Chase Smith 27; Sen. Hiram Fong 5“, Walter Judd 21, and Michigan's Gov. Romney 41,, Sen. Barry Goldwater By a motion of Pennsylvania Gov. William W. walk. (Continued on Page 2, Col. 1) Sheppard Leaves Prison Sj1f, on FirstSteps to freedom to Support Miller for Veep, Says Gold wafer COLUMBUS, Ohio (0—Dr. Samuel H. Sheppqrd, central figure in one of the nation’s most publicized murder cases, left Ohio Penitentiary at 1:10 p.m, EST today on his first steps to freedom. The 40-year*old former suburban Cleveland osteopath, convicted ih the JFuiy 4, 1954 bludgeon slaying of JMs pregnant wife Marilyn, left the old stone prison in downtown Columbus in SAN FRANCISCO (AP) Michigan's Qov. dicated today he wouia port the Republican presidential campaign of Arlsoni Sen. Barry Ooldwater\only if It is “free of hatb-peddllng and fear-spreading and devoted to the issues of the day.” Teens Riot in NTOVer Shooting NEW YORK,.(UP!) - More custody of Warden Ernie Maxwell. ’ They went to the U S. District Court here where Sheppard niet h» attorney, F. Lee Bailey of Boston, and signed the $10,000 bond specified by the Federal Court In Dayton yesterday. With that act, Sheppard was free, at least temporarily. He had been la prison since July 20. IMS, Just fear days short then ISO policemen battled bun- of nine years, dreds of summer school stu- At the same time, Asst. Atty. dents today In a riot touched off Gen. David L. Kessler said he . in the heart of Manhattan's most would file notice of appeal exclusive residential area by the immediately, fatal shooting of a knife-wielding . w * ★ teen-ager. The Dayton court had ordered The youth, school student Sheppard’s release bn a habeas James Powell, IS, was killed by corpus request. If upheld a de-two shots from the service re- fense claim that Sheppard had volver of off-duty Police Lt. < not received a fiir trial. Thomas Gllligan, who interced- PREPARE TO APPEAL ed. when Powell and two other Sheppard’s relehse could be youths went after an apartment - for an indefinite period or per-superintendent.opposl t e the manent. Even as the now some-School. what balding convict left the The sound of the shots echoed Prison. 0hio attorney gen-through the open windows of o^ce was preparing to the Robert Wagner Junior «»« the notice of intention 'to High School and brought al- the Federal Court de- most the entire student body .cislon. into East 71th Street, lost Asked what the next move ’ three blocks from the Hotel would be, attorney Bailey Although Romney seconded the move of Pennsylvania Qov. William Scranton to make the Goldwater nomination unanimous at the GOP National Cop-vantion last night, the governor later declared he still had reservations about the GOP platform. * Romney was defeated twice Tuesday la efforts to strength-ea the document with amendments on civil r I g h t s and SAN FRANCISCO (/PI— Triumphant Barry Gold* water picked Rep. William E.*Miller as his running mate today and moved to Tally Republican forces for the autumn battle against President Johnson's Democrats. ' ■ , . The Arizona conservative quickly began drafting battle plans with GOP leaders after sweeping to the Republican presidential ■ nomination last, night, ' Goldwater let it be known Miller, a New , York eon- , and retiring GOP was his man GOP leader Kno'wland would HEARTBREAKING NIGHT - William W. Scranton’ Jr., 16, and his sister Susan, 18, break down in tears as their defeated father, Gov. William jratulates Sen. '’nomination last See Pages £l8,B.19 In his statement he said: ■ ■ “The tensions gripping our country can be increased or decreased depending upon the conduct of oUr presidential campaign. “I firmly believe that including a stronger statement supporting civil rights, and a condemnation of extremism would have' helped ease these Special Convention Report Scranton Lost a announce the decision at Republican state chairmen's meeting this morning. Miller’s selection came as. no surprise. It had been rumored for days he was the senator’s first choice and last night Goldwater all but made By HOWARD HELDENBRAND come, a feeling of electric ex- lowed. Wilbur Brucker then it official by announcing he SAN FRANCISCO - It k«a jWfcnc} tJSW** soo^Arilh a secondly speech ™ B-Day for Gold-ater at the Cow Carlyle, former New York home of the late President Kennedy and favorite stopping place of President*Johnson. Police reinforcements wearing riot helmets and carrying nightsticks were rushed to the quiet neighborhood of e x p e n i 1 v e apartment buildings mixed with older buildings and small shops. "WeW going to sit tight and see what Cuyahoga County and the State of Ohio intend to do.” MORAL 18SUE8 t “The issues raised by civil rights and extremism are moral issues, and* we should refuse completely to exploit segregation and extremism for supposed political advantage. ‘This we have pledged to avoid in Michigan.” Romney failed to mention Goldwater by name. Palace yes- enough But for the on- lookers, it was like reading book t h e con elusion of which already known It was PKtancy emanated from the scored with a seconding speech. ...throng. The roll call followed script. The names of KV* CM* «* J1*SS Jiff UXj,, Ia* UaIa ntos w«ir« niit in nomination. ^ casting the 16 votes that candidate. but bv tradition, the M vO I T01 V 01 w dates were put in nomination, 01 ca™"8 candidate, but by tradition, the Gold water’s by Illinois’ Sen. Presidential nominee gets, his erett Dirksen. Dirksen’s nominating speech ran 30 minutes, 16 more- than had been prescribed for such chores. ' The explosive demonstration for Goldwater also ran 30 minutes, as did Scranton’s later on. than needed to nominate. To the accompaniment of tumultuous cheers, the count went on to the final 883. Scranton had 214 and Rockefeller Michigan delegates UNITY THEME i The GOP theme today was unity. 1 \ ’ And putting deeds to words, Scranton’s 18-year-old'daughter ?ave Susan, in tears during A packed mmmm* mmn.yW.otM and Goldwater K5. l|JT»ho7« hoo» awaited tba outcome of jMmStSSSS^. 8 - exlictly the dlntrlbdUoM that Si Sunny, Wafm Is Prediction Downtown Temperatures 7a.n|. 68 11a.m... 84 8 a.m... 70 12M...88 9 a.m...74 1 p.m,,89 10a.m.. .80 2p.m.. .92 An occasional thundershower may drop into the Pontiac area tonight or tomorrow, but the weatherman says it’ll be mostly sunny aiK^warm. Today’s predict^ high was 85 to 95 with a low predicted for tonight in the high 60s. Tomorrow’s temperature should zoom up to 94. 1 ( Winds weTe light and south-- easterly at 8 a. m. I Z , ’ The, lowest temperature lfpre-' ceding SjaJffl. Was 66. ; - ! • “ .... \ml m the balloting. Although there * Ford> a warm demon- had prevailed since the orgam- hotQ} headquarters and asked was little doubt aS to the out- gtration for the governor fol- zatjrf ' 1 • »“'. 1 A' - ■ 10, 1004 * Mm-I ‘iiniidTi|isliiiiiiui>ll ,4'ff ■P^T, (Continued T’i(;om Page One!) rbualness of /defeating ;Demo-|snd (hit “pponiost Individual | At this pptnt n chipper and | orals," ho continued. who overcame along." Smiling Scranton appeared dra- J "I shall work for artd fully matically to walk the tong length support thMioket chosenby thlg, Of the platform to The rostrum I convention " , where, framed in tile tights and ,-4«, n ... .; |n the - eye of the television UP0N n " ; eamfris, he moved to ihakd Me Added Him the platform, lioldwater'a nomination unani* j whldn he had tried unsucdeis-mow* , ,. >'■ • ; ( fully to amend. "I*5 broad The hkll buraf at the' seanix | enough for* all of ua to ptand with the thunder of approval, upori and ft ia strong enough 1 Recalling that four years pre-1 that we eln hulld upoh it where*, vtously Goldwater had stood ever there la a campaign to be where he was, Scranton, hts j won this year1," face, solemn fof the moment, f Rompev. withdrawing a« a I fold the delegtMee that the time | ittvorfle son candidate, eald 1 Imd come when "an honorable man can say that the sense ofj this great convention has be* , come abundantly dear " He made these comments in an on-the-run meeting with re-pdfters. ;»;■ Contending that Johnson lad apposed eivti rights leg* Islalkta In the past, (iloldwa* ter said Unit If tie Demo* erats ipuke an issue of It — and they are certain to do so, — we will, "read tie* tlous* and*- of words he (Johnson) | bak spoken against anti-poll" tax legislation, the rtil’C equal accommodations." "I’ve known the fellow for HJi View had not prevailed, he conceded, the delegates were witnessing J long time and I, have nothing j "the rebirth of Americanism personal against blm," Qoldwa* In America." ter said last night. , .. '■* a, Asked if he, thought he could Although all the other canal- Johnson, the senator dales quit, there still remained 'EMPHASIZE UNITY* "The Republican party . . . must now emphasis^ Its" upity, not its • differences." Scranton 1 Said, ■ ‘ «' His voice was drowned out for lie moment by the roar from the convention floor and , from W galleries. "We must flow be, about the on the official record to contro-vert the convention's shouiad SAN FRANCISCO tffU Sen, Barry Goldwater declared after winning the Republican nomination that he will not run for reflection to the Sen* ate. • approval of Sorantoife unity motion, 17 votes for Scranton, 31 for Rockefeller, and 6 absten-slons from New York. To soften the bitter attacks they Had made on him in the preconvention campaign, Rockefeller and Scrantom hurried to Goldwater'* headquarters In a Nob Hill hotel to talk with the wMher. , JUDGE C. N. MURPHY Leasing Judge Enters Race tor Appellate Court 'TREMENDOUS VICTORY’ Rockefeller, pushing his way through a crowd of newsmen, said "I congratulated him on a tremendous ’victory." Scranton called next, shortly after Goldwater read a tele* vision • radio statement in which he snld of (be PSnn* sylvanin governor's conven-Mon appearance, “I know somewhat bow be felt." 'Scranton said as he left that plied: "1 wouldn't be in the cam-paign if f didn't think I could win;" NEED CHANCE Why did he want to be president, he wak asked. "The cause needs a chance and the con* servatlve cause n e e d s a chance" to be the voters, he said,. He added that foreign policy, “the abuse, of law and disorder in this country," and "the mounting crime rate" will be Issues in the campaign. "I'm going to do all I can to see that women can go' oui in the streets in this country without being scared stiff," he declared. i] • NOT AN ECHO , Goldwater, who had said hi wants to give Americans "a choice and not an echo," scheduled a morning meeting with his nomination campaign finance committee. Dan Gainey, of Minnesota, who heads the group, said oaly about 8266.606 remained of aa estimated $4 million raised. After that Goldwatdr planned to take up wltluthe 50 Republi-:an state chairmen some pro- he was sUcklna to his determl p,),al, to unlfy th« ^ W»lnd ne was sucking to his, determl his general election campaign | nation net to .become a vice | presidential candidate. All the signs indicated he held I not been offered the post. Lansing M u n J dI p a I Judge] 0N Calung list Charles N. Mucphy todky said l0j; LA L,ST - ■ he will run for the State Court !.For.mer President Dwight D. of Appeals in the 2nd District. Murphy was a practicing at* tomey in Lansing uptil his election to the -Municipal Court, In 1955, He was reelected in 1959. * Eisenhower, who refused to aid publicly any of Goldwater’s opponents, also was on the calling list., Goldwater, appearing on television after the convention In 1953 he was a member of. bad acted, pledged a vigorous the city's charter commission, but clean campaign against A past president of Ingham ^°*,nson' County' Bar Association, he re- He will not engage in "a per ceived his law degree from Uni- sonal attack," the GOP nomH versity of Michigan. ] nee said, but,will “campaign on ■ *,’** j the issues, solely." The, three - judge appellate Goldwater’s earlier assess-court district Includes -Oakland ment of Johnson yesterday, how* County In a belt of 16 counties ever, had been that the Demo-j from the4 Thumb area to the cratiepresident Was “the big-Ohio line. ’ 'gest faker ill the United States" FREDERICK J. PLOTTS The Weather V Full U.S. Weather Bureau Report ^ Pontiac and vicinity “ ■ Fair and warm today with a chance of isolated thundershowers, high 85 to 92. Chance of isolated th{Undershowers tonight with a low in the high 60s. Friday mostly sunny, warm and humid with a chance of scattered thundershowers, high 86 to 94. Today in Pontiac Lowest temperature preceding i At.. S i.m.! Wind velocity i Direction: Southwest Sun sets Thursday at 8 0S p.tn .... Friday at 5:l*,a,m. . Friday at 12:31 a.m s Thursday at 1:03 p. Higltei This Oat* in M Years Downtown Temperatures Wednesday's Tampareture Chart S3 Fort Worth 96 *2 Jacksonville SO I off*Rdp*ds Houghton • 10 S3 New York 89 13 60 Omaha*- 90 IS 63 Phoenix 96 84 - 60 Pittsburgh 82 i 94 64 Salt Lake C. 69 . 88 61 S. Francisco 67 One Year Ago if Highest temperature Lowest-temperature Area Lawyer Will Run for AppealsCourt Birmingham Area Nows m New Hotel, Ordinance Due in Bloomfield Hills ' BLOOMFIELD HILLS - Th« city U about to gat ita first hotel and, at iha isms time, ita Brat hotel ordinance. The 91.S*mlilton Kingsley Inn, now going up on the west aids of Woodward south of Long Lake Hoed, la expected.to be com-pletod by September. The addition to the exist* Ing restaurant will ceetein 1M guest rooms and both reerea* tienai and meeting fadUUes. Before the eatabllshment 'la opened, o i t y commissioners hope to have in effect the mu-fliripality'i first hotel ordinance. checks kingsley Progress - p, n. Takis watches the new Kingsley Inn hotel, grow beside his restaurant on the west side of Woodward south of Long Lake Roadi He expects the 61 r(-rnllliotf addition to be opened before September. It will have 102 guest rooms, a heated swimming pool,,barber shop, steam! baths, coffee shop ami meeting rooms. Meanwhile, the Bloomfield Hills City Commission Is preparing a hotel ordinance] for licensing of the establishment. File Deadline Is Near for Sept. I Vote PeggyWon Biggest Fight: Held Back Tears of Joy It Will, control the licensing, maintenance and conduct of the establishment and any that might be built in the future. ONE OF BEST "We certainly anticipate nd difficulty," City Cleric Robert J. Stwjlcr aald. "This will be (one of the better, hotels in, the state." (Continued From Page One), son, Haul Park constable, for sheriff. Beth are Democrat*. Also expected to turn in nominating petitions are Republicans Robert L. Templln and Jerome K. Barry, both unior assistant prosecutors seeking the prosecutor's post, Slid County Clerk-Register David R. Calhoun, seeking election to the post he now holds.. Circuit Court Judges' Arthur E. Moore, James S. Thorburn and Philip Pratt have already filed in Lansing to retain their judicial posts as have' challengers Southfield Mayor James larkson and Waterford Township Justice John E, McGrath. Rep, William S. Broomfield has filed here bi the 18th. Con* grekslonal District as .has his challenger, Democrat Frank J. Slerawski, assistant secretary of state. . Petitions will be accepted at i the county courthouse from thou running for connty puts and state legislature and the one congressional district wholly within the connty. Circuit Court-candidates and those running in legislative, or Congressional districts which SAlkl FRANCISCO (Jfi — “You j doubte event—the victory, and didn't cry too much tonight,” the 26th birthday of Barry Jr. Sen. Barry Goldwater joshed I He had wahted. hit father's his wife, who was overwhelmed | Victory for av birthday present buti held back tears at the ac- and he got it. Both he^imtl his claim of his nomination as the brother. Michael, 24, had •tilL some control needs ta bo maintained, he noted. The ordinance, now being redrafted for submission at the Aug. 11 meeting of the commission. would provide that a license be Issued annually by the director, of public safety. License fee would be 61 for each existing unit. SAFETY CHECK The public" safety director Planning commissioners have askad him to try to find mother access route before filial consideration of I be plat. They also have taken under, advisement plans of Birmingham architect Minoru Yamaaaki to build a' new office building on the soutli eide of East Long Lake Road,. SITE SIZE Tlie site is slightly larger than three acres, Because of the slope of the property, the h«*» posed building would be two •lories at the roar and on* story on the street side Yamasaki is seeking resaa-lag of the property from multiple reskfeaco to office. Neighboring , property owners, expressing the opinion that the building would be more desira-able. than multiple residences, also have said that the change of toning would constitute the initial breakdown of restrictions established by tha city. The commimidn postponed making a recommendation oh the plana until all members are present. Yesterday's session was attended by six of the nine commissioners. Scott A. Horsey Service for Scott A. Mersey. 65, of 460 W. Maple, Birmingham, wiU be 2 p m. tomorrow ' at the chapel of the First Methodist Church , Burial will Republican, presidential candi- palgned for their father acrmfM^uid check the hdm) as often follow in Greenwood Cemetery date. the country and they were all ns flgccssary, but at least once Rer<|Cyi a retired'general That battle had been Peggy 8ni1*8 h) the convention box, A y««^ ■*' ■ - - Goldwater’s blggesjt effort last night—and her husband knew it. waving to the crowd. building contractor, diad yes- ■ Items w be reviewed would terday after a prolonged illness. As the family rose together and burst into applause at the | Cop Palace when South1 Caro- j Una's tally put Goldwater ] over, It' was obvious Mrs. Goldwater fought to keep back the tears: She had been under the eye of j close-up television and still cameras during the long con* i vention nominating session. local YWCA Eying House I be sanitary cbmUUens, safety ; conditions and raeformom with other city enUrawmi ae slate statutes. < . The board of directors of the Pontiac YWCA voted at a spe-, „ . .. dal meeting last night to take ^ an ordinance which the com-www i an option on the Oliver L. Beau*im*M*on began drafting In 1967 During the evening, she moved | dette home. 269 W. Huron. j when another hotel was planned, back into the seepnd row, laav-i * * * | SIGN REVISIONS ing her two daughters, Peggy j The women hope to buy the H6H. 20, and Joanne Ross, 28,114-room house to provide needed at the rati, where cameramen I space tor Increasing "Y" activi-clambered up and televiaion- ] ties. Alice Serrell of Rochester, immediate past president of the YWCA, was named chairman of the fund-raising committee. Advance gift* from . ‘ Will V His body is at Beil Chapel of the William R. Hamilton Go. He was a charter member of the Birmingham Exchange Chib The inspector could revoke a former member of the license If he found the hotol | wnnlngbdm City Commission, to be unsanitary, unsafe, a md-l Sthplying art his wife, Pussie sauce or used for unlawful or]R,; twbvdaughters, Carrie L. Immoral activities. and Shirwy^A., both at home: * * *. la son, Warran, S., at home; a Present proposals-are based sister, and two Dhqjhers, Commissioners also are working on sign ordinance revisions. They have amended the dty’s ] building code to tighten mate- j rial restrictions on multiple j family dwellings of more than two stories. I radio reporters pushed up microphones. PEERED CLOSELY Goldwater, watching on television at his headquarters hotel, ________m .BH,,— ...........- _, peered closely at his set as the cross county lines, other state ( roll-call balloting neared the offices and the U.S. Senate, victory margin. “I want to see,| . .. _ . .... must file in Lansing, by the I if Peggy cries," he explained. ; 8125.000-the asking pirice of the deadline. l** demonstration Am Untied p£d ResWents of the aeigbbor- Persons running for township that followed the placing of Fund, ,Bg oientborue Estates Subdl office face the same deadline j Goldwater’s name in nomina? ; famPai»T1J|s comptetea. ejected to the m*- (Registration Running at Slow Pace accepted any time. The active campaign for Bloomfield Hills planting commissioners have postponed for two weeks action on tile pro-; posed Hidden Valley Subdivision next Tuesday, but file with their township clerks. Tuesday was the last day tor precinct delegate candidates tto place their flame on the ballot. Those wishing to withdraw from precinct lists must do so by 4 p.m. Friday. Veteran attorney Frederick J. Pipits of Pleasant Ridge today said he will be a candidate in the election of judges for the State Court of Appeals 2nd District., Hart to Visit County Friday r Sen. Philip A. Hart, D-Mich., In private practice since his! will make a busy .campaign trip graduation from Detroit College to Oakland County, tomorrow to of Law in 1922. Plotts has’ his ' ewdinate plans with party workers. . Hart, who made his bid for a offices in Detroit., HeJ resides at 82 Amhurst. Uou had touched off Peggy’s . tears and the view of her crying was flashed on nationwide television to her chagrin. Mrs. Goldwater, who has had a convention week of handkhak- (campaign is completed. • ★ W * . Built in 1918 by Oliver Beau- rw,te by the do- j dette, the house is situated on a j ve'°Per' plot of nearly seven acres. The plat submitted by William | IDEAL LOCATION S, Lorimer of Birmingham In- & bri"arAssi ~■■*****?” ~—- -i .. . . v | ’ ,l. fjL, north and then northeast from ing ami reception-going, doesn’t director^of tbe Y says he to-1 # >t end o{ West like ^public appearance inter* cation is ideal, especially nr views; She said she finds that teen-age activities. , p-rsons livina in the subdlvi- the hardest part: of being a can- j It is excellent also for geld* ' - S- • -■ didate's wife. | en age groups because there * * * i *:>, j are no steps leading into the She stood up, nervously, hut first floor of the house, she well and said after the climactic added, vote*- “I’m so thrilled, I don i ? onj al. _Qn have wordsi to «ms my feel* J*J ^rking ingq, I'm overwhelmed. ^ enough to a residents who haven't , voted or registered tn the. 1 past two years that they | must do so by 6 p m., 1 .Monday, Aug. 3 in order I to cast ballots in the pri* 1 mary. ■ „ '1 Regi&tratiuns are be- ,1 ing accepted at the S clerk’s office on the * main floor of City HaO 1 .weekdays' from I ' a.m.: • I: to 5 p.m. .k The clerk’s office will I remain open until 8 p.m. 1 Aug,' 3. * - , I Persons who have r«* 1 cently moved from one f precinct to another within I the .city are also reminded § to advise The clerk’s office I of their new .address. f second term yesterday when he “I believe the experience I j wheeled a shopping cart full of have gained in the courts over I nominating petitions into the] a period of 40 years qualifies secretory of state’s office in i me as a candidate for the Lansing, will begin his visit in Court of Appeals," said Plotfs. j Pontiac. He is a member of the State Special Report: Scranton Bar of Michigan, Crisis Club and Old Timers Baseball Play* The appellate court -district includes Oakland County among 16 southeast Michigan counties except Wayne County, which is a separate district. Roy Cohn Acquitted in Perjury Case ReTrial *• NATIONAL WEATHER — Showers, are due tonight over parts of northern and central Plains, southern Plateau, upper Mississippi Valley, -eastern Gulf Coast region and south-. em Florida. Occasional rain will fail over northern Pacific Coast, It Will be cooler from northern Plains southwestWard - i;mto central Rockies, end warmer in parts_of southern Pla-! < "teaii. Great Lakes region, Ohio Valley and-mid-Mississippi Vatidy. NEW YORK if).-* A U,S. Dist.'KCourt jury today acquitted attorney Roy M. Cohn oh charges of perjury and obstruction of justice. He will greet volunteer workers at Oakland County j . ail v -jm * 711 ; Democratic headquarters at 3 p.m., leaving for a 3:16 coffee at the home of 19th Congres-sioaal District Club Chairman Mrs. Wardell McCotmer, 31 Clovese. Other stops include' a 4 p.m. appearance at party offices in Berkley, visit to Oak Park shopping center, then a cocktail party at the home of Birmingham Democratic Chairman Harry McGowan. , Sen. Hart will confer with county executive Democratic officials in a 7 p,in. dinner at Kingsley Inn, Bloomfield Hills, and end his schedule sit 8:30 j p.m, at Waterford Township EaglesLodge No. 2887, -"The whirlwind tour through the county will be Sen. -Hart’s Sen. Joseph R. McCarthy, R- j first chance- to renew contacts Wis. A mistrial had beeij' de- ! with local Democrats since an j WO MPPH L. dhrqjl on the same charges ] April.fund raising dinner iii Ha-j pushing Rep. Gerald 'J ford Ajfril 19, i lael-pbriCj- .■ | iojvtn^ vicepresldency. A. i,, 11. /4, / ISlf1 The'^ase was a petrial-of The onetime aide to the late j (Continued From Page One) the Republican National Committee. Yesterday morning dawned bright and clear — if not clearheaded. Our governor, who’s positively allergic to caucuses (or is the plural “caucus!" ?) had called another, looking toward the feature attraction of the convention — the nominating session. DESPITE LICKING Despite the licking taken on his* two platform amendments the previous evening, Romney was in fine spirits and was given a standing ovation as he . appeared to chair the caucus. It was decided to stand pat on supporting him on the] first • ballot,, regardless of the toitity that Goldwater hat nomination sewed up, and ther'emphasis was giver on / %MC ill!.IIS In case you’re a floor- fight aficionado, there was a doozy winding up the Tuesday evening session of the Convention- Following General Eisenhower’s plea for unity within the party, thingsfstarted popping on the issue of the party platform. HOSTILITIES Hostilities' centered mainly around specifics dealing with extremist groups, contro) of nuclear weapon^ and civil rights. . Daring the five-hoar donney-brook, when it is rnmored food., and medical supplies were dropped to the combatants, Michigan’s amendment proposal, took a licking. (By the way who Was Shat follow Rockefeller?) “ The complete platform document as submitted by the Platform Commitee was finally approved,by 2-1 delegate vote. .: O.-dt j Jt was a emftshihg victory'.for f^‘ ■ liisi ™ iiii..... Goldwater, and it there has been any doubt about his domination, his platform triumph should have buried it. GLAMOUR PARADE Lady GOPs are still ooh-ing and ah-ing over the “Glamour mi-Parade" luncheon at the Fairmont Hotel. t’s designer, Edith Head, narrated a super style show in which the models forth had and wore gtom- The were bedecked in costumes worn by movie stars dating back to Clara Bow. And that, if you! ask me, is really .going back |for a .date. Exclusive:! the look of the 30s —a dress once woffl by Jean Hariow — is what women will slinky and. wear' this year • tight-fitting] no I .... tch-tch-tch. i or girdle. Pat Nixqn, who it was reported would jfschew the conveM|pti, •*'i i n' ',’t ■/■ m.l.... showed up in a teal blue petaled hat and suit ot lighter shade. Young • looking Hedda Hopper, complete with king-sized black velvet hat, was stunning. Lingering impressions dept,: • Continuous picketing outside the Cow Palace that in-tased to the point where the ‘;eto began picketing egeb • Veteran newspapermen in the press section imperturbably topping out copy amid the bedlam of the convention. • Mrs. Scranton in the center of the Pennsylvania delegation smiling bravely through tears of defeat as TV cameras and photographers trapped her every expression. , .1 • Since my last visit to San . Francisco; the hills have be-ccihe steeper and the'girls prettier. Or is it that I’m Just at tpat age! iii M mm I a m Commercially Successful tm r K JP IHK PONTIAC PRWSg/ THU'RSPAY/ jULY 10. 10H4 1L Super Americans Always at Advantage how fortunate ore the euphr American! in theif wonderland (nuit glvl'ui all nope. Perhapi Hf we keen on trying and buy* lug we will, stumble on- some By HAL BOYLE NEW YORE (AP)—there are days when I would like to be one of the super Americans, , The super American* are the people you see pictured In television commercials and mage-sine - advertising. , “V 7 The world they dwell In Is not the. world I live In. It is a far, far better world. It la a .JMjMPI veritable wonderland. The thing that, makes the world of the super Americans superior to the commonplace world you and 1 inhabit Is that, when they have a problem, some kindly person tells them of a product to buy that will solve j It, and they live happily forever] and ever. paste that saves him from 34 per cent of the cavities thaj, fall to the dumber kids, The fellow who finds a friend' ly neighborhood banker who shows him how to borrow money for a new car for |34J less than it would coat if hi printed the-money in his basement, I have been watching the wonderful world of the super Americana ' on television for some years now, and here, era a few of my favorite characters: The guy taking a shower with * new kind of soap and looking so happy you feel sure. there must be a ntormaid tickling his The girl who bulges like an elephant, but whep she puts on a *ft,Oft girdle immediately turns into a gazelle, 1 Thi lean fellow on. horseback who gets such deep masculine pleasure out of his cigarettes— and never,’never breaks into a hacking smoker's cough. FOAMY STEINS The rollicking lads with tine big foamy steins of beer, who'go on endlessly drinking in a bet1 where the waiter never seems to bring a bill The comfortable housewives whb get a new lease on life every time they find a new can of j something that will ta|te the stain out of their kitchen sink, or a* box of something else that magically makes their laundry whiter than white. The lovely young girl, who gets promoted at the‘ office, lands the man of her dreams, and Avon improves her bowling -all because1 her girt friend tipped her. off about eotbran new deodprant that enables her to feel cooler than c|0l. HAPPY WORLD Such arl the super Americans, and the happy world in, which they flourish—a world In which for every problem there Is a ready and available .solution, All you have to do is buy a certain product—and usually it costs "only a few cents more" at ntait. • ,, fairyland of advertising illusion, But not mo, All 1 know is that it is a far better world than the glum one I wade through day after day, and the people, in it are m^e Joyous aim carefree, So far i haven't ^tumbled across a kitchen sink - cleanser that will relieve me* of my habitual melancholy. So far > I haven't been wised up to a deodorant <■* cream,, r nil - o n/or •pray-” that will sill' my /employer Into giving me a/merit ralae, Heck; I haven't even found a dandruff cure/that will turn m« Into a matinee Idol, Some people knock this world of the super Americans, They pay it is merely a souped-up KEEP TRYING / ' But hope is What makes existence worthwhile, and seeing NATIONALLY ADVERTISED OOSMfTIOS COST Utl At IIMMB - TONiTE, Ml. end SAT. The freckle-faced kid who brushes hl» teeth with a tooth: The homely male wallflower who becomes an Irresistible Romeo purely by switching from one brand of hair-goo io anoth-tr, or by employing a new kind of dandruff remover. [ j uiifw TuV Always Compare Quality and Prioo-And You’ll Buy At Simms -TONITI-FRII SAT. SPECIALS- SIMMS DISCOUNT BASEMENT Large 27x45” LOOP RUGS ’ 159 ■ 2for ■ $3.00 92.29 Vain* 99.00 l«ra heavy cotton loop rygt with loom rubber backing which makes 'em non-iktd. 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Thus did whlfe citizens of two different Deep South copununkj Overriding the thorny legal question Is the fear that "pressure demonstrations" by Negroes to test the public ac-‘-commodatton* section Immediately could lead to violence. ' Comment* on# civil rights lawyer! ’ , ' ■' ' ties greet the Civil Rights Lew. Despite the scattered and sometimes violent opposition to the new Igw, there ure now Indications that voluntary corhpli-anca will be wide-spread, MANYDMEGRIGATP' I -Td hate to tMnk whet could ■ In the first days h# 1«*. happen If - now that the Civil restaurants and hotels In lOTto t| glgned „ , whole M Southern cltlap desegragited,ibufi0|ld of NeRroes pulls up lo to the relief of the Justice D.re » ^dy ^vor- Despite the fact that the John- prove that discrimination is part son administration Is making 0f a "pattern or practice." evefy possible effort to sweeten _ ..... „ „„„ the pot tor thoM Southerner, „eLJ willing to comply voluntarily' f,vf-member Pweral Equal ST. AUGUSTINE. Fla. - Ku Klux Klan, robot and Confederate flags flap as the re-, slstepce to civil rights law continues In this „ Florida city. Most residents merely took on curiously when such., rallies get under way. Joins , ] Force j — Francis Joined the po-department aa a trainee and hit father, the police com-mlwiorier. says: "From now on, ha better laugh at my jokes." Commissioner Michael J. Murphy, who Joined the force as a patrolman 34 years ago, formally welcomes his ion and M other train*** Into the new program yesterday. ' The trains** start at 14.000 a year, perform nononforcs-mant duties and may bacome probationary patroUnan at II. Washington Monument Repairs Are Over Half Done WASHINGTON un - Workman are a little more than halfway through the job of repairing jtonework In Abe Washington Monument. , " , The 568-foot shaft also is scheduled to get a batb to its first major face-lifting in 30 years, * Working from • two-foot wide scaffolding, ■ 10-man crew from tbe D. C. Taylor Co,, Cedar Rapids, lawa, is digging % of ap inch Into tbs' old mortar and then replacing Bud Tharp, foreman for tha Job, said when all th* mortar has been replaced, eight of/tha workmen would Return la Coder Rapids and tho other two would give the monument Ita high-pressure water bath, They how are almost 300 feat up on th* atone work. ' k' ★ ★ ★ 1 ' Work started In early May. The monument r open for vialtore. > , GRAND OPENING Tedny, Friday and Saturday. . 10 AM Till I F.M, W* Nava Just Purchawd the (ntiro Stack *f I IS Nrnltors Star* AUBURN HOME nnunsnmos Auburn M. Hair Adame, Auburn Hslghti Ul 3-2122 officials fear that enforcement In aeveral states will be by. out- [ right compulsion alone, ties Commission will be established. The commission wm set criteria for unlawful employment Justice Department officials1 practices much as the Ngtlonal are girding themselves for a Labor Relations .Board deter-cOnslderable number'of court mines .unfair labor, practices., actions. , nn. 11,, „• vta i.'i.1 Observers believe that gov- DOUBLE STAFF crnttttlt. wUI use the most d?as- One aide expects the depart- tj provlgion 0f the bill - cut-ment wttl double Its present ting 0ff funds from federally is-staff, of 55 civil rights lawyers programg _ onIy M a witntn a year. ja|t resPrt t0 hait segregation. And several civil rights ALL IN SOUTH groups have Indicated they .Thus far,, the administration will try for early court tests of the legislation. [ “It’s going to take .court actions to' get enforcement in the deep South," says one congressman. *■ "They've been fighting this thing sigee the Civil War. They are not about to tear down their fences because Congress passed a law." KNOTTY PROBLEMS Court ' actions will 'involve prosecutors ki some pretty knotty legal problems — particularly in the public accommodations and job discrimination fields, is concentrating its enforcement planning entirely in th* South. Apparently this Is what Congress intended, for several sections of tbe bill have specific provisions which have (he effect of excluding enforcement in the North. For example, the law does not forbid so-called "de facto" segregation resulting from racially imbalanced neighborhoods. Thus, the section limits the .law's reach to Southern schools segregated by local; ordinance or state law. YIELD TO STATES .’.Andintheareaofemploy-whiph break completely new le-1 merlt ; and public accommoda-gal ground on the federal level, tlons, the law requires the gov-Before the government can I ernment to yield to state antiwin a‘public accommodations |idiscrimination agencies, lawsuit, it must show that the 1 Some 30 states, nearly all Welcome to Our Bloomfield-Pontiac Office 2580 Woodward at Square Lake Hoad Formal Opening Friday, July 17—10 A.M. to 6 P.M. ' Music ... Souvenirs We Arp Proud To Have Beeri Selected To Do All The Interiors Of This Hand- -some.Building, Including Office1 Furniture and . Accessories, Carpets and Draperies. ' PLEASE CONSIDER THIS OUR PERSONAL INVITATION to visit our new, permanent BLOOMFIELD-PONTIAC OFFICE. 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SSI value ami.FI tap Ream last* to * FartssLFrMiBsavMlsal tell Fewest. v ws- UOuslrn emisa lew Hess# Run PsnsmifrNi Ostanins >a—NCiNsstrsti. MWUI B9BMW«*m«iaMCni>.FrM>‘WsmtlyMFwelettm. wmaaMtt|Ulii amtJI JUST 10 OF 20 EXCITIN6 COMBINATIONS! Cosmetic Dept, t Street Floor mm THE PONTIAC PRESS 48 Wtit Huron Strsst THURSDAY, JULY 18,; 1084 HMot.n Pontiac, Michigan retary »nd •rtUlng C a, miipiimii joiwii t,oa*i Advertising Will Sen. Harry Byrd Actively Back Johnson?- Sometimes local politicians fall to grasp the over-all1 significance of certain situations anti as a result their actions upset the apple cart. w.it ★ i ★ " The state convention of Virginia's Democratic party In Richmond this Saturday may yteld a clue on whether Sen. Harry Hood Byhd will actively back President John* so'n dome, November. ’ No one doubts that the Virginia delegate* to he chosen for the National Democratic Coni ventlon will help In nojmlnaUng Johnson. What Is not certain Is whether in, the general election Byrd will throw the weight of hix powerful Democratic organr ization behind his party'* Presidential candidate.,, Virginia has 'twelve electoral votes, and since 1952 it has wound up In the Republican Presidential column. Byrd refuses to publicly endorse either the Democratic or Republican nominee, Four years ago, the result was Richard Nixon carried Virginia with 52 per cent pf the vote. ■ ^ Byrd's "golden silence" is precious to the Republicans. Also, his everlasting watchful eye on all money matters la impor* 1 tant. The GOP has not had a candidate running against Byrd Since 1946. It is reasonable to believe that a Republican challenge for his seat might cause hirin' to endorse the Democratic nominee for President. The Republicans in Virginia have now decided to oppose Byrd, and have named Richard A. May to run against him. It seems to us that It Is not Hi the best Interests of the party or the Country to attempt to dump a man with/ the stature and qualifications that Harry Byrd has. We feel that the Virginia Republican State Central Committee has erred. * ' human phenomena plaguing contemporary society, there Is ho clear answer. ?' '! , ■, ■ A sociologist l ays It to the tremendous amount of mobility and migration throughout*^the Country today. A psychologist adds that among these rootless, people are "the escapees 'from marriage," girls who married very young end now have left their husbands "and are on the loose." * , Additional views advanced for the rise In distaff corruption la 1 ' economic necessity, and the ob* yioua one of simple immorality, But meanwhile, lamentably', women's penal Institutions all over the Country' are being filled to overflowing as the wheels of Justice grind out the inevitable result of crime. Volcy of tho Peopje: ‘People DO Think of City as Home of * In a Press article City Commissioner Leslie H. Hudson remarked, “It's time people thought of Pontiac as the home of the automobile rather (hi , Uon for Pontiac State Hospital." : | I always thought Pontiac was well! known for its automotive Industry and also for rpany other noteworthy achievements. the lot's- I am sura Commissioner Hud* ■ eon must be aware that the Pontiac State Hospital is recognised internationally as one of the best hospitals for (he treatment of the panaretos mentally ill. We know these things because of the favorable publicity we hear and read in news* papers, medical publications and through other forms of communication. Guess Who Won.? 1964 Campaign May Be Rough , * * * ' I know Commissioner Hudson would be the first to agree that the citizens of Pontiac can be proud of its many worthwhile contributions to society—Including the automobile and the' humane treatment of the mentally HI. TED A. PANARETOS, DIRECTOR COMMUNITY RELATIONS DEPART-MENT PONTIAC STATE HOSPITAL David Lawrence Says: What Makes Women Turn to Life of Crime? Women, traditionally the gentler sex, the keepers of the hearth and guardians of society’s morality, have joined the menfolk. In; the . wave of crime that Is sweeping the . Country. , ■ . In fact, the gals are outdoing the guys in the rate of crime.increase, which showed an over-all 10 per cent gain for 1963. Moreover, the recent trend in feminine crime is no longer*confined to the lawlessness common to women, but has stripped off the silken- gloves and donned brass knuckles. . Today, the laches are pulling street holdups, burglaries and even bank robberies.* They dabble in counterfeiting, dope peddling and the fencing of stolen goods. ; ^ Yk , • No. longer do they just pull hair and scratch faces. They ‘also slug, shoot and stab. And, in shocking numbers, they have invaded that Sophisticated part 'of* the under-' world that specializes in crooked gambling. „ , In its breakdown by sex'of 4,1 T6,-958 arrests In 1962, the FBI found ’that more than one In nine were women. ... By JAMES MARLOW Associated Preas News Analyst SAN FRANCISCO - Is thev 1084 presidential campaign going to be rough or not? It has threatened to be rough — perhaps the roughest In years — and personal, too. Just a few hours before he got th^ Republican presidential .nomination last night, Sen. Barry Goldwater. went after President Johnson In a way both rough and personal. ■, And tills was .not* the first time. But after the MARLOW nomination the senator pledged a vigorous but clean campaign and said he will conduct It solely' on the issues and will not "en-, gage in, personal attack." . ' ; As the winner, relaxed and apparently happy With his success, he said on radio and television he knows Johnson’s conduct of the campaign will "be like mine" and won^t de|ve into "rumors and gossip." Just how Johnson would react to n roughing up is not predictable. But no one has ever accused him- of being a political patsy. He didn’t get where he Is being one. And he is very sensitive, to criticism. 1 All week Republican orators had gone through the * usual political convention routine with speeches ranging from high plateaus to jibes at Johnson and the Democrats. The Democrats will do the same in reverse at their convention in Aumist. bbWN TO EARTH But Goldwater, while waiting for the Republicans, to name him their nominee, brought the whole business down to earth with a crash by telling newsmen Johnson "Is the biggest faker in the United States —the phoniest individual who ever came along." This writer has covered every con-ventlon of both parties since 1844 and . cannot recall ever hearing any of the candidates Over those !t years using that kind of language. Goldwater said this while criticizing Johnson’s record on civil’ rights. The senator dared the President to make an issue of it, saying; “I will just rdad the thousands of words he has spoken against anti-poll tax legislation, the FpPC (Fair Employment PracticeslCommission t and equal accommodations." ; ★ :■ He was talking^ of years past because the Constitution has been amended to outlaw the poll tax in federal elections. And, Johnson pushed this year’s Civil Rights Act which forbids ..discrimination in employment. or in places of public accommodation, ■'. , '' . * I The FEPC was a World War II measure which Congress eliminated after the war. Despite proposals to restore it, it never was. The prohibition against discrimination' in employment in the 1960 Civil Rights Act gives government less power than the wartime measure. GOP Liberals Misjudged Tide Ex-School Principal Thanks Pontiac I want to express my appreciation to Pobtlac for the cooperation and support givan me as principal of Jefferson Jr. High SAN FRANCISCO - Amateurism lost to professionalism. Inexperience was beaten by experience. Maturity triumphed over immaturity. , But even these three ways of explaining the victory of Sen.' Goldwater over his oppohenti do not tell the^ whole story. For as Shakespeare otiei wrote: There” Is a tide In the LAWRENCE affairs of men which, taken at the flopdi leads on to fortune." Indeed, there is a tide running among the American people today which has escaped the eye of many of the pollsters. It has also been underestimated by many wishful thinkers in the press and in the ranks of so-called liberalism in America. there ware really fundamental difference!. . Sen. Goldwater cameo u t ahead because Jie has campaigned for 10 years across the nation for candidates of the Republican party and he has continuously expressed a viewpoint1 that has become popular today. Nobody elae was as effective in the many months of preconvention campaigning, and he alone has been able to criticize the incumbent Democratic administration without being compelled to adopt a sort of "me-tobism" which confuses the voter. The theory that the two . parties are after the same resalt and differ only to bow to attain it hai lost many cam gresslooil seats fsr the Republican party became the arguments have been neither definitive nor persuasive. The Arizona senator is courageous and outspoken. More delegates at the conclusion of -this convention will go home with, the idea that Goldwater can win the election to November than held any such belief before coming to San Francisco. School for tits past six years. My tenure there provided me v many rich professional experiences and personal relationships • it : ★ it % The Pontiac School System ie a progressive, vital agency with excellent leadership. With the continued cooperation of the community it can do even more. 1 look forward to my work In the Highland Park School District with great enthusiasm and confidence stemming from my "training" with you. CONKLIN B. BRAY For they see the arguments on current issues In terms of the public’s reaction, and they sense a protest vote to the making which .could win the election. (CepyrtaM. ISM, NSW vem Herat* Tribune Syndicate, IK I1 Liberal Policies at Stake? The tide cannot just be called “conservatism." Khrushchev Said Trying to Arrange Succession Social Security Recipient Seeks Justice I understand the Federal Government is squashing its .to** vesligation of Bobby Baker and his manifold manipulations. Contrast tills with the thorough investigation of those social security recipients who must work hard to make an extra dollar for food and medical Wet. *“ But Cuba's big slate publish-. [ Ing hoyte lists Us most popular! hooks as; Tales of Edgar Allen Poe,' Robert Louis Stovehson's ■torljgsv Flaubert's Madame Bo* vary, a study of the production | of sugar, and a textbook on the metric system. \ ■ i Night life Is lUU active In Havana. The cabarets are nearly empty during the week blit on. Saturday nights . many are packed. The. biggest, most col-urful show in town is at the famed Tropujana, There's no acutCh jar brandy', but plenty of rum; 'Bef^r is served only With meals, • . ” • --h • ''' ■ Gray Market prices?* a .cab driver reported he was offered 814.000 for a well-worn I960 Bulck, A let of four sparkplugs was offered for (60. . The oil,^grease and gasoline dripped on the streets by the Molars of gasping, fuming old British, American, Hungarian and Czech buses have deposited a thick film of grease on many thoroughfares., At times road-scrapers ire used to remove the Fasted on a time (lock In the Nitiohal Agrarian Reform Jnstl-tuth is a newspaper clipping. R Ann Arbor Republican Files for Congress LANSING w — Nominating petitions, for the Republican nomination for Congress in the Second .District were filed Wednesday by Senate Majority Leader Stanley Thayer, R-Ann Arbor, Thayer will face U, S. Hep, George Meador, R-MIch., in the Sept, 1 Primary. Is the story of twh men who pro-tected each other: whenever one arrived for work late, the other would punch hie time card at the proper hour. The (rick was discovered, Roth Were sentenced ' to one year In prison, ft a worker quits his job he is hot allowed to take another job for a period of one yoar. Strikes'are considered counter-revolutionary crimes, There is no overtime pay, but plenty of demand for "voluntary" hour* on the job. The long lines of tired people seen standing In the streets are usu’ally waiting* to buy rationed goods:' perhap* their four eggs nrwnthlv, or one of the pairs of shoes they are allowed annually —one dress pair, one tennis and one, work pair.; IP a former capitalist five* and-ten-cent, store, a long line of women formed to buy toothbrushes. * * The Swiss ambassador, Emil Anton Stadelhofer; has-a 1904 Oldsmoblle , for his embassy, Whenever his chauffeur parks, the car Is surrounded by admirers. There Is scarcely a U.S. model later than 1909 or I960 in Cuba. ’ ' Havana restaurant prices are cxpenilve—the peso is pegged at par with the aollar. Prices In the Zaragozan#, one of Havana's best: fruit cup (1: shrimp cocktail, 12,60; consomme (1.26; pdtato omelette (3; chicken and rice (8; fried chICk-an (S; hamburger steak (4; rabbit (6; pudding o rcuitard desserts (l. Most people eat lunches in the "pOpiilar restaurants” where they line up by hundreds and for 60 cents eat whatever la served on mOtal trays. " ■’ Ope girl, waiting In line commented to. a friend: "1 bet we wU| have noodle soup, spaghetti and macaroni dessert." She was wrong, that day the plate had fish head's soup, fried fish with rice and beans. There was no dessert or coffee, Bread but no butter, Stalled cars and trucks are. a common sight. The U.S. trade ban has eliminated the supply of spare parts, * > Still seen along highways are faded Coca-cola, Goodyear and Firestone signs. 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Leo W, O'Brien, D-N, Y, I The youngster accepted with a formal “thank you.Vtry much.” But he said ha didn't havs any idea when he might get a chance to climb his mountain. The ceremony carried Out a promise made by Egan to O'Brien six years ago. O’Brien was considered the “chief architect” of Alaakah statehood, achleved Jan. 3, I860, and Egan promised then to do his best to have • mountain or a lake named for Terry, “G ' police commissioner ajnd the .city judge in court, and> resulted in |he mayor end police chief taking sides, It started; when City Judge Horace Beck said he found evidence 'of police entrapment In cases involving prostitution and lewdneis charges. POLICE JtKQUEST Police Commissioner Herbert Smart requested the county attorney In an open letter to take all future vice cases to a court other than Beck's. , Beck was ordered Into DU* trlct Court, to show cause why he should not be restrained from presiding ever a lewdness trial in progress. P' . ' * * ' '*Rr Beck then cited .Smart with contempt of court for releasing the^Ntter to the press, which he said was "an attempt to influence the court.” Beck won his case in District Court and was -allowed to con* > with the lewdnesa trial. Wednesday, Beck , dismissed contempt charges against Smart after Smart said he was In error In releasing the letter. ■ ■ “At jw time have I ever ques- Ktntucky Prof»nor Found Dead at Horn* OWENSBORO, Ky.' (APlr Walter John Peterson, 63, professor of economic and political .science at Brescia College in Owensboro, was found dead In his home Wednesday, apparently'the victim of a heart attack, Peterson, a native of Czechoslovakia, served In the Polish Treasury Department from 1027 \mtll the beginning of World War II. An estimated $100 million a year is given by the American people to charities of doubtful status despite educational campaigns, Honed ! the integrity of your court,” said Smart, During the height of the feud, Beck said “I know of no other I city lif the West which makes hustlers and gigolos out of Itr policemen,” ' , ! u Of the lewdness case*he said; |"With 3106, booze and beer; five I policemen made a duje with | (his woman to pose for a picture, They phld her a salary, then ,gr* 1 rested her, That Is entrapment,” / , Smart has not conceded there isentrapment. He says lie j wants* the State Supreme Court to rule on the matter. NEED BAIT Police Chief‘Ralph Knuds,en I has backed Smart, observing! | "You don't catch fish without bait.” „ ■' ★' W h Mayor J. Bracken Lee has sided with Beck, whom he ap- j pointed to office four years ago, "I resent the police using public funds to pay a woman to spend time in a room1 so they can photograph,her," Leg said. 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Shop 9 ill. to .1:311 Tun. and Wedirsda) Downtown Pontii Phone FE 5-4171 ^Satisfaction guaranteed or your money back' CHARGE IT* AT KRESGE'S THE PONTIAC* PRESS, THURSDAY, JULY 10,'lOdl , Find Goal at Laming From Bock Injury P Thousands Wish Ted Kennedy BOSTON, (AP)-Spn, Edward M, Kennedy lisa immobile in i Boston hospital bed ppedvsrlnf from a broken back mid pondering jlie nuestlon of a HttH Phi-lippine girl; "Could' yoji please -pinch John-Jobn formic?" < , When (ip’s finished with that. .who, hive wlshed the young Massachusetts ' Democrat quick recovery and a return of Ihia "Irish luck," he ci‘,ri work on seven, riddles a Lawrepcpburgi' Inti!, woman sent him on seven romtecutivs days "to help yinr wjiile away the led ions hours," These are only, two of the thousands of persons of all ages Almpsf" '42.ISP0' lefiers ,< have | swamped Kennedy lince the June JO airplane .crash which put him Jn an orthopedic bed. 1 Many dim ' >* | ‘ He also has received about 700 telegrams, flowers, cakes, .religious statues and medals, records, books, boxes of candy, and baskets of fruit, When Kennedy was In Cooley Dickinson Hospital In Nor* (tampion, the letters came in by the bagful, Now that he is' in New England Baptist Hospital they have slowed to 300 or 400 a day, press aide Edward Martin estimates, • Martin says Kennedy reads "a" surprisingamount", of the mail, and so does his wife /loan. . Eventually they hope to an-1 swer or acknowledge all the letters and gifts. POIGNANT LETTERS Some of the-most poignant letters come .from adults and children with similar ailments. The senator was made an honorary member of the “Foster Framers" by a group of hospital-school pupils at the University of Missouri Medical Center In Columbia who lie In beds similar to his, INTERNATIONAL LINEUP - Contestants in the Miss Universe Beauty Pageant line up on a hotel ''diving beard during a visit yesterday In Washington. The girl* are on their way to Miami Beach where they Will compete for the Miss Universe .title. kresqe I DOWNTOWN PONTIAC I Store Only 3 DAY SALE, .. FRI., SAT. AND MOB. STRETCH NTL0N HOSE SAVERS This Sale 4-50* 81/2-11 Peppermint Flavored 39c Value i 2 50" Sale I 1 O-ox. Double Wrapped Package % NE&TLE’S . KEEN LADIES' ACETATE TRICOT HALF SLIPS 88c Value 87" «Mi' This Sale Nylon bottom trim* with pink, blue, whit* dtiigm.. 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' , ★ dr dr • Actually, it will be for want of about 5,000 shoes, of a special kind rubber coated (or safety on hilly streets, They are required by city law, 1 Carriage Tours, operators of public tour carriages on the Island, discovered only Tuesday that the manufacturer of the. special shoes, In Chicago, had stopped making them LANSING ~ The Lansing Area United community Chest has set an “unprecedented" fall campaign goal of >1,000,330, says chairman John Dudley. This represents an increase from the >1,460,191 sought last year, White said Wednesday. The University of London, -with an .enrollment exceeding 18,000 students, Is the largest1 f university in Great Britain, Most students live off campus. ONE MAN TELLS ANOTHER . Jilrlcinsanlr SEMIANNUAL S ALE last The firm has only a two weeks' supply left for its own 300 horses and for the private carriage operator! and rental carriages It supplies. It plans a national advertising campaign — for want of a shoe. it ★ ★ "We would order 5,000 to 10,000 shoes of assorted sices if they were available!" said, John T. Chambers, Tour* vice president. "Our need Is urgent. If we can’t get rubber shoes, the horse and buggy business here is finished." ★ dr it That means walking or bicycling for all means of transportation, Including freight. State law bans autos. mdeinsL FPV’1 A "I SI :ai RSI A 1(0 k 1 IIJCK AP 2 Ill THE PONTI AC l)LV 16> ittfl'ji ! "1l A—n British Mbit Halted by 24-Hour Worker Strike LONDON (AP)-i-Mora than 100,000 Brltlth postal worker* •truck for 21 noun today, bringing total stoppage to malls already jammed by a slowdown. Millions of lotion were, piled up In sorting offices across the country. Th* strikers sorter*,, mailmen and drlvsrs-ars demanding a 10 par cant hike In basic wages that' average f3S.60 a week. The government is offering a 4 per cent with another hike aflat a review of pay and 'doMUjlcifr. ^ ' 1 ' : ' MESOLONgion, Greece (AP)—The widow who acclden-tally sprinkled Insecticide Instead of sugar on * mourning dish has binm charged with manslaughter by negligence, go hove her ion and daugntar, Twenty iwo of the mourners died after eating the traditional boiled wheat germ with raisins which Maria Apostolopoulos prepared for them after a memorial service for her husband last Sunday In' the village of Stylta, Another 128 became 111, and 9ft are still In the hospital. Mrs. Apostopoutoa and har children didn't tasta the dish. She was still serving the gueats when they began dropping In agony. BERLIN i APi Communist East Germany says a U. 8. Army sedan drove Into an East German street near the border area Sunday, disregarded traffic signs and tried to run down the leader of an East German patrol. ADN, the official East German news agency, gave this version Wednesday night of an incident In which the U S. Army •eld an East German bordtr guard slapped an American officer. The Communist version did not mention the slapping v ADN said the patrol leader jumped aside but the American car hit him, then backed out of ' the border area. The U.8. Army said previously a motorcycle patrol stopped the . car and one of the guards reached through a window and "struck the American officer with his hands." It denied the vehicle was in a restricted zone or had violated any traffic regu- BOGOTA, Census takes! areas today to complete Colom- Colombia (AP)— Invaded rural Firm's Name Is Altered for Recognition The name of Harry M. Den-1 yea Jr., Associates, Architects, Pontiac architectural firm, has been changed to Denyes, Lamb ahd Pearson, Inc, Architects, as of July 1. the announcement of the change was made today by Harry M Denyes, A.I.A;, president of the firm. , - Denyes said the change was made to give more recognition to his associates, ’Jaekvl; 1JImb, A.I.A,, of fill Doherty, West Bloomfield. Township, and Richard A- Pearson of lift Barrington, Bloomfield Township, who have been wltlftbe organization four years. .Lamb will continue to serve as chief draftsman and Pearson will become project manager. The firm has offices in the Community National Bank Building. ' SEE WITHOUT GLASSES! Contact-ten Isoms, fitted on im ' " * Jal woorin ‘ ■ U. too, IT .Terms sri maasii COST ACTUM Ul OotroJt Optommtrlo Centers . DONALD L. GOLQJtN, 0. D. Director 1 ■ sa-Tott mHws^UOH «iti,i|M *»,nu, ciri iHMii, oinoimm ml a at mm jo t uoi il Ctnrtj nr Topp, l ^ ^llljoio IM011.« Milt. 2 Mu. [Cental. Gratiot at lSMileRd. 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Turns fljji' ty&S lwnic»lpini from box on left Mrs J out to be Walter Winchell, the Ooldwater not clapping 1, from journalist, box on right. |, 10il0. Lodge's nams in nomi- Mors seconding speeches, nation • Lodge takes It out. Wonder If any of rhy children # * # have grown up and married?» | i0;lS. Roll call vote finally Mrs, Rockefeller left town Smart girl, CHIN USB DESCENT 8:38. Hiram L. Fong of Hawaii becomes' first senator pi Chinese descent to be placed in nomiimtlnn . NU nomination " j nw RAMBLERS , 'gins, after aeven hours and' 48 8:38. Margaret Chase Smith’ |!M* R°mney ptaced In noml-1SnfuU,lk®L°i!t<7,:uC,n ,prirl* becomes first senator “ tomato nat,fon! Mlchl«8" t sex to be nlaced In nomination Pn ML n® ramblers,« 120 v®**8 ror woldwater, Alaska Demonstration hit more' ladv- ®!®8, Trenton reported on 1 • chairman asks delegations to like Among signs “Margaret i Wfly 10 convention hall^ouldn't oui,!',^!?r,c *IK* ®M00 wlfh * Margaret h| ^ ln the hotel? vote. 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McNamara Mum on Affiliation to Political Party Washington iupd - "De* fense Secretary Robert S, Me* Namars, who has been men* tloncd as a' possible vice presidential runnlng mate for Pres* ident' Johnson, refuses to say whether he IS* now or, has ever been a member of the Republican party’. * * * The Pentagon* chief smiled yesterday When a newsman asked, him if he was Still a Republican, McNamara replied that he was not going to engage in any partisan political debates and would not answer the question. * # ; *■ ■ McNamara is known to have! been a Republican while with the Ford Motor Co. =\ ' ■ 01 h e r candidate guests, be* i “ 'sides Pontiac attorney Kuhn, Although It is commonly beware State Representative Lloyd lieved that Jet aircraft were first L- Anderson who is seeking re* used for military purposes'dur* election, and Elmer R. Johnson, ing the Korean War, this’Is not I farmer township supervisor inie. The Germans introduced campaigning for return to that a jet fighter, the Me*202 in the post. I,last days of World War il. I SAN IfRANlufSCO (DPI) For the first/flme, Son. Barry Goldwater may come face to face today with the civil rights 'demonstrators who have Wen protesting his nomination all ..week, * . ■# t; . w If the demonstrators act as they did last/ night, Goldwater won't like what he sees, bi his victory statement, field water spoke of what be had seen on. television of the young Neghoes and whita per* son! who picketed, slang, and flopped themselves down at strategic locations at the Coir Palace. . “It didn't present a very prat* ty'picture," Goldwater said, He said he didn't mind civil rights demonstrations against him "if they keep It at a decent level.'*. At , HURT OWN CAUSE , But, if, he said; the demonstrators get out of hand and wind up being arrested “they’ll . be hurting their own cauit.. . and I don’t want to ana them hurt their cause one bit.’1 Anti • Gold water demonitra* tors have picketed tye wind-l swept approaches to the Cow ' Palace for two successive sessions of the Republican ! Convention, GoMwntor hasn't' boon within miles of the place. Tonight, though, ho will bo'go* ing to tho convention hail to accept (ho presidential nomination that tho marchora hava boon protesting, The demonstrators indicated they would be there, too, Lust night's civil rights demonstration was * the moat up-rqarloui of tb# convention weak, 5M PICKETS About 500*' demonstrators created disturbances in and around the Co# Palace, Police hkulod some of them away, but treated moat of them gently; ■ Tho moot violent scene erupted during a sit-in oa a street in front of tho Cow Paiaeo, WUlftw Alloa, Sf, a member of the Congress Of Racial Equality (CORE), got late aa alttroatiea while ho was standing In a crowd watching n group of aihlaaeri. Eight policemen tackled Allen and carrlad him, Struggling (o a patrol wagon. Hia hands and feat wort bound. Officers talked to him (or a few minutes and he was released, w * * Inside tbo Cow Palace, throe demonstrators triqd to lie down in front of the speaker's stand after a demonstration for Gov, William Ay. Scranton, They were hustled away, * . ON$ DETAINED One youhg man, identified ai Tom Holland, 27, a; University of California student, was taken into custody. Ha was taken to thoDaly City Polio# Station and released after questioning. ■ 'As the session broke up, traffic wao snarled in siverai places by CORE .mnrcheri. One group of demonstrators marched around carrying a coffin which bore tbo legend: “Republican Party, born 1800, died 1084,“ Tho demonstrators dwindled to about 30. Some of tham lay down ,on tha Geneva Avenue exit Rim the Cow Palace. Police routed traffic to other oxiti, The demonstrators dispersed shortly after midnight. 11111 H^n Takes Offer but Wrong Car SUPERIOR, Nop, (df-Wheip Joe A. Shaffer of GuideRoek took hia oar* into a Suparlbr garage for repairs, he was of* fared the use of another while his was in tha shop. 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James Ct Thompson of Blissfleld,' both In Michigan, the Navy Is Investigating to determine the cause of the crash, said Lt, Cmdr, Robert lllaeklngton of 4hir Grasse lid Nivel Air Station, there was no , Indication whather recovery of th# haMcopter would be attempted. ' Sewing Exasperating for Young SfOdont LIVERMORE, Ky <* - Sandra Swoell, a teacher here, hae discovered that sewing can be rather exasperating for some of her, high school students. One youngster was dejectedly ripping out a seam when she threw up her hands and told Miss Sowell: "Boy, if I was Betsy Boss, they still would be wait-for that flag/' « , J'.‘ ' TilK Staebbr Sees Progress Lob SANDUSKY (APMRep. Nell Staebler, Democratic candidate for governor,, Held today the Re* publican luoninniion of Sen. 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ONE OF THESE THREE SETS WILL MAKE YOU SLEEP LIKE A KING BE OUR GUEST FOR 30 DAYS ON THIS •WONDERFUL MATTRESS Budget Terms BLOOMFIELD MIRACLE MILE SHOPPING CENTER S. Telegraph at Square- Lake Rd. il— t*4! 1 ■ g />p/: / kte j Wwm FE 8-4091 A->1M ■i iMmor , MMIM n h*,«l,v #iy*n that, I., Dtnl'j mi cSIiWly mJj, VaST&'w, HglMl BJMfV &fcTW%VfS. •'nn|lnc, MIcIiIimii, fMHW MNNH SIM ihnwni a panjfru, fife. 'WftMr PjJH PNfww l/i.j fotlmiiiv ti nit tails KUiMjJil |«r • p «f cwrSMtmn ana inf -ii i» jewfdfmt# \ MmfMi MHMlnlni ji Mg ifv tfra’iii awarded yesterday at tha Blue (Water Festival In port Huron, n any an »nW SJW-6 TOWNS With the Drain CommitMOnar * earl flaij ehack, aainlar'i ,«lwe* or M Bonn In me' amount of Ova aar tiW urai si (ha Big nrfaii at a gugramig jfifi i^kmf a^iar * jjlfti th# raawlrai Iwndi at uriSerVd m lr hereby turtlier. glvan Ihajjn mif SS4«k’w IUk faMraan noaei, in, the city aj ae. County ot Oakland, or at luch Borlionmanls. lor aanilflt and GamarlMd wJthin. Ina UBaar I Lavaj control 8|§eftjl AHwy day tram nine .o'clock. In■ III until, Ilya .t’&Mk in, ill?, atli ia|d review the tompulelian t laid prelect will be open lor .. a deser.iplton el the ..,,w<■ * ui oarceli ol land, eonnl- luting the'1 Special Assessment Olitrlct loraaldwoletl. «s*irtt i#iM, Jr *eciw?‘ '» I, bftoliyimo al W 'a jbehar l«tion li jlf f ipe ,nj,_Tt» l^jiLa.lUjirt 5«JApiiTO ^iTi^RhTWTM. to w *• lint to bwinninfl, _ X m P$rtiM m non IS.* ^e'nnln/Vl tw corai- M? i IJ5ES2 jH W elans canter »na walled warn Read Tit ■ %‘S aar H, » liy/ihaea at Uoaat atraiit i Lake i Th NWiy to * point on w Tn S MW# W 'i corner 9 mM Wty «#€tlon n HA THE, PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY, JULY cjty Iwirier Corps Wins State Award The Land ‘O’ Lukes Majc/fAtte and Drum Corpa of Pontiac has Won the 1064 National Baton Twirling Association state championship, Hie state title, won in the advanced senior division, was The corps, directed by Roy ti, Hess, 8600 Arlington, White Lake Township, with Pat Smld-dy, 1062 Meadowlawn, as head majorette, consists of 14 baton twlrlers, 9 color guards, 6 drum* mers; 3 trumpeteers and i cymbal player, >upervisqrs to Eye Food Code A new set of "Rules and Reg*' ulations Relating to Food Hi-tabliqhittents" in Oakland County was given a final going over by the hoard of supervisors health committee yesterday and will he sdhmitted to the board for final approval at its next regular meeting, The IimsI handling code sets uniform standards tor restau- rants, markets, etc., throughout the county, Including unincorporated areas which at present are regulated only by ill-defined state laws! Two minor amendments to the 24 |>ugt cuds, which was first proponed by the health committee and the Comity Health Department last May, ' wfrc approved yesterday, ■ Deaths in Pontiac Area Arraignment Set,in Attack Arraignment is scheduled for Monday in Circuit Court for a Pontiac township bop charged with felonious assault and mi-lacious destruction of property |n an attack on a Detroit youth with a baseball bat. Gary Webb, 17, of 2730 Glen Rose, was bound over to the higher court yesterday when he appeared before Pontiac Municipal Judge Cecil McCallum. Th| teen-ager was released on 1500 bond, Webb is accused of smashing "the windows to a car driven by James K. Gardner, 10, fob lowing a minor, accident June 7.' . ■, ‘ ■ Glass penetrated Gardner'!; left eye during the alleged assault and he had to undergo surgery. . , 1 SHlios, U* win# tall l 'thru cluilv*. and Loll 65 thru'74 (ncl " "Crujeo pwbw" Subdiviiton. lion To, .Wing Lola T thru 1 ciualvo, and Outlet A. '“Aiaouor'i Plot of Crutw in Sections IS and 16, MM Li ■ niru It InduiTvo. and Owiloli / In Soctli jf»T*i l |PUPdn?l«c.yfrall. flat of r. e. lonkor'i ) n>ri « Ntcti at long deicrlbod §•: Port ot III at Section 16, beginning al , corner Section I, I ft to ihoro at Upper S . NEiv along anero 1 to W |lno at Outlot ' S" oa originally plotted- In ’'AMi*oor‘i_Pift Of cruic* SnoVoi'', Th N IJ- s_ 670.91 tlj Tb 81*jv W JrtJi Hi tb S 16* irjt aa.4 It) fir s «• 66' W 503.9 fill Tb N SS* «S‘ W 96».f ft to beginning. A parcel of land described as: Part of NE 'M ot Section 16, beginning al moat Sly cornar Outlet C "Assessor's Plat m Cruise Shores") Tb S 36“ JJ* WASHINGTON W - Ah underground nuclear teat was conducted by the Atomic Energy Commission today at its Nevada, test site. An ABC announcement here said it was a wcapons-related teat of low yield, meaning the blast had ,a, force of less than 20,000 tons pf TNT. It was the lltli test this year related to development and perfection of we'apons. Uj»or Straits La MM shorn ISO ft 670.61 ft to Wly il of Crulca Shorfs” 'fTMNQ i "Aiaataor-i Plat ' W pf NI of Socflo it 12 and Qulidt C of said At* ■ Plat 363.64 ft to wglnnlng. ireo! of land described as: W ■ of SW W of Socflon 16, bmlnnlng at a oomt diet N 89 * 26' 20" E 327.M ft. ond N 0* IV JO" E 06 ft from SW section comer; Th N 66'26'20" E 106.37 ft; Th N 0s .11' W' ■ til ft; 3.06 ft/ Th N 2* SS' 20" E 413 ft) Th | W* 37' 20*1 W 365.52 ft; Th S 0* 11' 30" W 1330 ft to beginning. A parcel of land described aa: Part of ,sw V. of SW i/< of Section 16, be-glnlnlng ot pt dlit N war E 636.10 ft and N 322 ft odd N 0* OS' W 411.16 ft. from SW taction corner; Th N 4* 35' W 170.64 ft to shore Stralts Lakt! 15' E 264 ft to WgUtnmg. "Straits , Lake Hills Subdlvlsl AEC Holds N-Test in Nevada .Ground MRS. EMIL A. BOTTKE Service for Mri. Emil A. (Anne R.) Bottka, 73, of 21 Stout Place, will be 2 p, m. Saturday at W. L. Case1 & Co. Funaral Home, Saginaw, Interment will follow at Oakland Memorial Mausoleum. X member of the First Presbyterian Church, Mrs. Bottke died yesterday following a brief iilneii. She is Survived by a ion, Donald E. of Pontiac; a daughter, Mrs. Frank J. Edmondson of Saginaw; a brother; a sister; and. four grandchildren. MRS. LILLIAN H. DORRIS WHITE LAKE TOWNSHIP -Service for Mra. Lillian H. Dor- GoodMemory Was the Key FORT WORTH, Tex. ?(_ land detcrlbad - as: part of, se v* ot §w V, «t Stc-17, Ivin# W ot W line ol ‘rStralti I But it Will be easier now that Levine has enrolled in this Fort Worth Literacy Council's night courses at Technical H i'g h School. . elusive and rtV w parcel of land di « of S mum ■■ Section ' All that Ibnd In Sactlon 17 con- jWWOMrSS tinning at a point diet S 0* 47' 17'* 3205.66 ft fronri N Vk corner; Th N 69 • L2V4r j 471.03 ft; Th I 0* 21' 17" I 1773.76 ft; Th t (6* 07' 24" W 443,10 ft) Th N 0' 47' 17" W 1774.16 ft_to baginning; said land la east of "Twin Cifch Country Club" Subdivision end wait of, "Uppar Strait* Beach" Subdivision. ’'Twin loach country Club" Sub-dlVJtfyi, Section* 17 and 20, bal^l Loti 1 thru 23 Incluiiva of Block 2 All that land i . uppar Straits ‘ -■ Dated this 8th d< July, 1664. NIEl W. BARRY Oakland County Drain Commissic— io as Agent for .... County ct Oakland My 16 and 23, 1664 Lowrey SbiMz Organ fy pleasing melodies right from the Beginners, children, idults— , anybno can play right away—.it's so easy a lowray... and sd.easy to owni Starlet brings you Lowray’s glorious' organ voices—plus many exciting and exclusive Offsets. * Finest wood cabinets enhanced with ' lustrous hand-rubbed fltiiahes, in authentic mahogany and walnut. • Touch-tabs far •asy playing,* Exclusive Lowrey Glide for trombone slide effeete * Vibrate far pulsating effects • S*le tabs accent September uoiete * Full lS-neta pedalbaard OUB Slat YEAR ‘Where Music la Our Business’ Crops Grow ■on Sand Base LONDON, Eng. (Jf) - British scientists are spraying deserts with nine parts mineral oil and one pad latex rubber and getting crops to grow on sand. FRANK H. PETERS LAPEER TOWNSHIP r- Service for Frank H. Peters, 74, of 1682 Bowers will be 1 p.m. Saturday at the Muir Brothers Funeral Home, Lapeer. Burial will follow in Metamora Cemetery. Mr. Peters, retired owner of the M21 Restaurant, Lapeer, died yesterday after a brief ill-; ness. Surviving are his wife, Eunice; a son, Frank Jr. of Li-peer; a stepson, Douglas Die-driefi of Carbondale, 111.; a stepdaughter, Carol Diedrich of Flint; and (wo stepgrandchil-dren. 30 African Students Attack British Embassy LONDON UH - About 30 African students' attacked the British Embassy in Sofia today as a protest Against an assault on Kenyan Prime Minister Jomo Kanyatta in London yesterday, according to reports reaching the British government. PLASTIC WALL TILE ^ ' New, plot tic tile at e lew price, in unit packages, te da tithar tub areas or full .baths. TUB AREA i 40 I*, ft. file p 1 0«l Mg*iic £ • tO ll. Cup «l Spiead*, w|lwB ' Cleaner 9 10 ft Stupe a I Cl* run Bath aria • 70 6*. Ft. Tile « 1 Cle*eef a ao Ft. Cep a I Spreader • 30 Ft, Stripe • a 10 fi So»# a-ttal. 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(AP) - The founder of the John Birch Society, Robert Welch, was reported yesterday "pleased and surprised” at the margin by which the Republican National Convention rejected a platform atjjmendment to condemn t h e Birch society. - Tests have shown that seeds of peas, , lettuce, and onions also can grow satisfactorily through Welch left for Boston yester-(day after conferring with Revilo P. QUver, a.University of Ii-j linois classics ..professor and The. students were said tc have broken a number of windows and damaged six auto-j mobiles at the embassy in the Bulgarian capital. None of the staff waa Jiurt. _ • Pilot, Radar Operator Npw Presumed Dead NORFOLK, Va. (ff) - The pilot and the radar operator of an F4B Phantom II, jet fighter from the carrier Enterprise are missing > and presumed dead after a crash in the western Mediterranean, . Atlantic Fleet Naval Air | Force headquarters reported .today. The pilot, Cmdr. 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The first fully aulomstlo ous* tomer«to*ouitomer international telex service was, established simultaneously In Washington and Brussels recently, C1HAND ItAPlDS (AP)-Hol. land Fire Chief Wolford Brandt was elected president of the Michigan Fire Chiefs Assbcia* (ton in annual convention here Wednesday. -Officer elections and a dec)- Cop Capers a Surprise?# duty. In last year's winter hunting season in Yugoslavia the total catch included fti bears, 000 chamois, 4,000 wild boars, over 4,000 deer and 404,ooo hpres. (.MANILA m** Deputy Police Chief Dluscoro Alcana of Obu City got orders b> purge the po* lice depairtment of slackers, * "1 , He Went out on a series of In* speeUons and reported finding: Foul* policemen .playing ma-Jong in a store while they were supposed to be on dk A policeman gambling at a raided cockfight. 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Posing for pictures, he held the dogs up oh their hind foot; but not by the' ears, , WASHINGTON (AP) Factories turned mil more guto-nobiles; furniture and of her I consumer items last month: to help increase InduetrlsH production for the 10th straight month. The optput of business equip* ment also advanced, • The Federal Reserve Board reported Wednesday its index of industrial production, the output of factories, mines end utlUUMv rose during June from 131,2 to 31,8 per cent of the 1957-S9 «v> erage. The Index was 125.6 a year ago. The May figure of 181.2 also represented an upward revision based on additional information. It had been reported earlier as ma * WASHINGTON (AP)-Moro and better jobs for college-trained Negroes will be the goal pf a meeting next week of rep-’ resentattvea of major corporations tonl Negro colleges. 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Shop tonight,; tomorrow ’til 9 p.m. Protect Your Home with Homart FJeavy-Duty 235-lb. 3-in-l Shingles Reroof Now and Save! OPEN UNTIL 9 TONITE News § S’ w. l'T>; /r!T ItH8DA^JULYli THE PONTIAC PRESS VONTIAC, MICHIGAN. Ti State Reorganisation of Michigan's school districts, ordered by g - new state'taw, could be fatdl for Oakland County’s only remaining one-room school dli-trlct, North Oxford, w * w H alio could doom a second one-school dtetrlct, Dublin, and , still a thlfd district, Novi, In the county that does not offer a full program. The legislative. Imposed re* organization could eliminate all districts, In fact, which do 1 Area News ]/ Some School Districts kindergarten’ tbrongh’twelftb’grade educe-lion. Otherwise, the reorganisation edict Is not expected to have too much of an Impact locally, according to Oakland Schools , Supt. WHIIsm J, Emerahn. i As county school superInten-, dent, Emdrson ip charged with Initiating the reorganisation process. ' *■ 8KT UP COMMITTEE ■ Within 00 days after the law goes Into effect on Aug. 38, Emerson mu^t set up,the appointment of an 'if-member/ committee to study the school district changes. First, ichpol board members from all school districts now offering a K-12 program* will i moot ina lolect five citisen* for the committee.' Second, board members from districts not offering the full program .meet and eelect an* other five committep members. Sr Sr , Sr Oakland C o u n t y haa three school districts *■ North Oxford, Novi apd Dublin - not offering a K-12 education to pupils in their districts, f / W .*. ‘ Sr > Third, probate judges Irt the county will meet and seloct an^ , other five members for the study group, Finally, the county' school board selects three of Hi members for the committee, Emerson Is .nonvoting chairmen of the citlioni group. Thb study committee will recommend to a state committee appointed by the governor a plan, for reorganisation of local school units. ' *; -' ’ Once approved by the state, committee, the final plan goes before the; voters In the affected districts, laid Emerson. 3RD CLASS DISTRICT! Emerson said, however, that the eventual reorganisation plan may not require,the con- * Holldttllon of third class districts. Thus, the larger districts like Pontiac and Waterford will not be affected by reorganisation, „ Nevertheless, the §t u d y committee can change the > boundaries of third Clailjfil-triets, In feei, one of the res-, sons for the reorganisation is to eorriet outmoded school distriet boundaries.' Emerson' described Jhe main objective of the law as an at-, tempt to |et the state's 1,500 ■ school districts organised so thai every 'district can offer js K-ia . education, Secondly, some outstate districts ara unable to offer comprehensive high school programs because of an enrollment problem, (Wnh added slse these districts may, he able to do so. PUBLIC SCHOOL STUDENT! Emyrson pointed out that only about eight pay tent of public school students lb the state go lo school'in 1,000'of, the 1,500 district*. ' i **; 4\ w1 w f i . Oakland Ccftmiy la “a generation ahead" when it eomei tc re* di'ganlsatlon, he added. Fifteen, years ago the copty had 100 local school districts. This had been trimmed to 30, he said. before we're oil sold put. NO MONEY DOWN 90 DAYS JUST 4 WAYS TO BUY CASH* LAYAWAY. 90 DAY ACCOUNT (No interest or carrying charge) • EXTENDED TERM ACCOUNT (Nomoney down, f 12 months to pay) . Charge at Rose Jewelers! If you're between' the ages of 15 and 21, you can open your own credit account. ■ PRICES PLUS FED. EXCISE TAX The Olympian The Parliament The President Madison Imprtiilve ityling In ri«k. OSriiwk 0 • tiny laMM ami Hilly iwilitwm, an rM *t mm lit ml HVI H.n».r, (MrlMX (Ml II.M iiM li MM. M Nlll •Hirmlmi 0 bet HlipfitS fiL my r*«m. im«i refer* ft** SHkm br ywr krumtrt ml ml year mu mmiy kick, at sweiwiff ulras, esrlMi li mm wllk Hilt swrMtM ky > iimm'i Out isra aaue itori M N, minis* m«ii oretn emm FRI.-SAT.-JULY 17™, 18 TH ON THEGORNEROF SAGINAW AND HURON! Have Your Parking Ticket Stub Validated With a $2.00 Purchase DOWNTOWN PONTIAC IS A LIVE WITH VALUES FRIDAY and SATURDAY ONLY Fiyini Chicken Quarters LIQS or BREASTS 4i»l ,33. • Froih Pork SPARERIBSUU lb. • CHUCK STEAK loon Tondor 39 M2LEV MARKET ,*S*f 7* Mirth Saginaw OPEN FRIDAY'TIL 9 P.M. LOOK WHAT *1 BUYS$ $1.00 mojud hosiehy .. r? .. 2 for $t $8.99 LAOiet* DRESSES, UNIFORMS .... $1 8S.SQ PERM* LIFT BRAS ............. $1 $1.99 LADIES' BLOUSES, SKIRTS ....... $1 $3.99 LAOIEl* PURSES, GLOVES ....... $1 $5.99 LAOIES* SWEATERS ....... $1 SSe LADIES" PANTIES . . .. . * .. . 8 for $1 11.H LAOIES* SHORTS, SLACKS ......, $1 GEORGE'S 74 N. SAGINAW ST. SPECIAL WITH THIS AD Big, Colorful 24**xS6** THROW RUGS ■ BkeiitlM, Candy Sir color. Mton slip, p loci for doorwa kitchens or cover Keeps dirt from bung MAILBOX gR| H Drew up yoyr homo, OU H IBS 1 'Gold and Black ranch., 'HK H VI 'VP* Easily attached. UM ^N * ■ : Fill ouf form inside bo- ■ ■ ■ lor.'FREE b.oss initials/ : ^H B. F; GOODRICH 111 North Perry Street FE 2-0121 Sears LAWN RAKE Regular 65c 2-H00 Charge It 18-inch spread, flat ipring steel tirini, long handle. Enameled. HARDWARE DEPARTMENT - MAIN BASEMESX SEARS, ROEBUCK & CO. DOWNTOWN PONTIAC Phone FE 5-4171 STAPES annual mid-tummer SUMMER SPORTSWEAR SALE Choice of the Finest!. Men's AAASSAGIC SHOES ODDS and ENDS TABLE Includes* .slippers, tennis shoes, , play,shoes lor boys and girls and ’op'..assortment for teen's, too. STAPP'S CULOTTES - SKIRTS - SLEEVELESS BLOUSES Famous Make Knit I M ■ Tops, Shorts and I _ MM Pedal Puthert. Ex- All ■ m Q || cellent Assortment! Air-cushiened shoes that brings you built-in comfort. Novor in the 26 years havo you had such a buy. Black pr Brown. Sizos 13 and 14add$l. $15 99 ODDS and ENDS 1 RACK OF WOMEN'S SHOES ft 4 00 Reg. $24.95 JUVENILE B0OTERIE 21 I; IkWNMySf,, Downtown , (Open Mon to XSO anal fri. to 9) BOBETTE SHOP DIEM'S Values to $14.95 WHILE THEY LAST $4 PAIR PONTIAC'S POPULAR SHOE STORE Op*n Mon. a Fri. . TODD'S FE 2-3821 'Til 9. 16 N. SAGINAW STREET 87 N. SA^IHAW—-^DOWNTOWN PONTIAC 20 WEST HURON 6 DOWNTOWN PONTIAC Women's Terrycloth Slippe • Assorted Colors • Broken aixea in the group • While they lost * • Downtown Store Only pair Extra Special! President John F. Kennedy 'TtOfChain*— Ldaies'-Men's • EXPANSION WATCH BANDS Women's Check! or Polka Dot PINAFORES FEDERAL DEPARTMENT STORE 2.50 Value SHAWS |'alues to 6.95 TWURS.-FRI.-SAT. ONLY Reg. 2.99 1 North Saginaw at Warren IN DOWNTOWN PONTIAC Pontiac Stata Bank Building MICHIOAN'S IARGIST JIWHtRS 24 N. Saginaw Street > STAINLESS STEEL » GOLD FILLED ‘ » ALL STALES Enggass Choice of tailored .-or ruffled shoulder straps.. Square neck • artd ‘tie-back of wai»f. ,Red/whi*‘e dr..Jslve/white. Sizes. I4t6 • to 24 Vi and 18 to 20.. Limited quantities.. IN DOWNTOWN PONTIAC Jewelers 25 North Saginevir, Street WAITE'S • IN DOWNTOWN.PONTIAC • Regular 12.95 BULLET POLE LAMPS Select Group MEN'S SHORT SLEEVE COTTON SUMMER CLEARANCE ROTARY MOWERS Unbreakable Durable Plastic/ with 2VS-H.P. Easy Spin Recoil Starter and 22-Inch Blade Mocha and Brass With Walnut Trqy Table $ 8 KNIT SHIRTS Regular 42.88 THIS OZ.88 TWIN MOP BUCKET Values to $5.95 36* 4 only * WARD'S HOME OUTFITTING COMPANY '174 9 SotJth Saginaw Street Vx Off OSMUN'S SALE- , 3-H.P. Impulse Starter with 22-Inch Blade. Ragular 45,97 Sale 39.97 3 °^lY Briggi and Stratton Engine — 1 -yr, warranty. $2.00 Value. 1 oo 51 N. SAGINAW FE 4-4551 S. S. KRESGE'S Divided-bucket With one side for wash water and the- other holds rinse water. Sturdy plastic with bale handle, Lirnit 1.. / , DOWNTOWN PONTIAC SIMMS 98 N. Saginaw . -2nd Floor : wmimz ■ :■ 11. mmm i // . ; // ■ ►NT!AC PRESS, THURSDAY, JULY Id, 1964 Malaysia Would Be Greater " ByLEONDBNNEN * N«wipaptr Enterprise Analyst * U N l T E D N ATIONS, ’ N Y, /NBA) ’■«* What price will the United Nations now offer Presi dent Sukarno to stop hint from attioktng Malayaia?! Whan Indontfiia'a dictator hit the warpath In IMS, the U.N, •*. wlihbhck dour U help « gave hltn Went New (Juinea wlth iti 700,000 PapuHtiInhabitants, ■ , 1 Sukarno had nit historic, ru-rial or religious ground* for annexing the territory., Leader* of the Papuan* plead* ed In vain In tha U.N.cduncils again*! *nlnj untie* that doomed their people to living under a dictator. ; * Indonaaia and Milaylia ai a "Britiah show." $1 HOLDS IN LAYAWAY ADVANCE BLANKET President Johnson’s experts regard it aa an irritating diversion from the aerioua business »of saving Viet Nam and Loag. Two years probation, and l°N of driving privileges for a year were ordered Tuenday for a Highland Park youth accused of tl)e auto death of a companion. Sentenced by Circuit Court », But Sukarno — like HitlwP after he swallowed Daniig and Austria — said that he was sat-iefied. PLEDGES PEACE He pledged to work for peace in Asia. It appears he never ] meant to keep his word. Last January President Johnson had to send Attorney I General Robert*!’, Kennedy to | Jakarta to remind Sukarno of , his promise not to attack Ma- | laysia. Asia's little Napoleon, who still gets millions of dollars in American ’aid, refused to, com* mil himself, , v IN PLIGHT — In a manner all too fa** jungles of Sarawak, Malaysia, in flight from miliar to history, refugees .carrying their Sukorpo's guerrillas, children and posseaalons trudge through the . ■ 'Judge Arthur E. Moore was Terrence Lee Haughey, II, of N Chandler. He had pleaded guilty i,June 22 to a* charge of nagligent I homicide.' masses as long as 80 per ceut of his budge! goes lo the armed forces.' DIVERSION , All he can offer them Is a diversion — war on neighboring Malaysia. „ • .‘j Washington diplomats, tin* j fortunately, are net yet eon* vinced that Sukarno’ J* little j mere than Moscow’s puppet. | They see the conflict between one of the few. genuinely demo* critic states In.Southeast Asia. •It is also,the most prosperous country, with the highest per. capita income rate. *, Equally Important to the | West is the fact that Malaysia is one country In Asia that j depends entirely on private in*, j vestment for the development and maintenance of Hi pros-parity. • v Yet despite emphasis on private Investment and a 'conservative fiscal policy, Malaysia has not neglected large investment on public works and extensive social welfare.services. . The youth admitted ne£ligent, driving when his rat- struck the rear of a northbound auto halted for the traffic light on Wood-Ward , at Ung Lake Road, Hlonmfjeld Hills, on Juna 6. The crash fatally injured John Keithly, 17, of Highland Park, a passenger In Haughty's car. WKbii summer comes# winter can#t be far! Stock up now on warm* blankets and save! >a. 71»90“ reversible deep lone to pastel, Shrink ret Mont washable royen/aeryilc. b. Winter weight rote print In lilac, gold, pink, blue an whit*. Matching binding, C. R*v*nibl* mild to colorful ombre stripe*. Wither weight, hoy-on/acrylic. 72xyO".-d. Thermal weave for year 'round comfort of warmth without w*lght.72x90"t However, State Department officials — always ready to see a silver lining In their negotiations with Rsd dictators — were "cautiously optimistic" about thl Kennedy-Sukarno talks. KHRUSHCHEV VOW They were similarly optimistic after Undersecretary ot State Ayerell Hardman received Nikita Khrushchev's pledge to back neutrality in Laos. Today, Laos hovers on the brink of disaster, and time Is fast running opt for Malaysia, j While Premier Khrushchev talks "peaceful coexistence" in the West, he Is heating up the crisis in Asia to convince feuding Reds that he is as anti-imperialist as his Chinese' rival MaoT^Mkw^ ’ J Russia now proclaims full support, for Sukarno’s ambition to! “crush" Malaysia.' i FURTHER AID The Kremlin's top salesman, Deputy Anastas Mikoysin, even promised Indonesia further massive shipment of Russian arms that may include missiles. Encouraged by Moscow, Sukarno Is expanding Indonesian guerrilla warfare in Malaysia. In the view of U.N. observers, he may soon,launch-AcfUll-scale offensive. An efficient tax collecting system and a realistic tax program assure suffideht funds, for the publicsectorN. . .GREATER RENCTIMyK No wonder Khrushchev, Mao J-U-M-B-0 W-l-D-T-H! WHITE ANTIQUE SATIN WASHABLE DRAPERIES S PAYS SPECIAL Wide! WHitel Priced antique rayon sotie, elegant yet washable. Traverse »tyle. "> se«*l" .. I 00 iw. *0.*4" 4 Oder. 110*14' YOUR CHOICE! ^/aluminum car-top boat or 5-hfNCItnton outboard motor Boon LightweiJ Cool 'n crisp for summer, embossed cotton 4>«dspraad 48" beam. Reg. 124!WL Motor: Jeweled Clinton^ engine can't clog Or corrode! 36-lbi.v powerful. The destruction of Malaysia could be a greater blow to the free world than the loss to communism of Laos and Viet Nam. Give your bedroom a cool look on the hottest day! Finely crafted washable bedspread In luxurious floral print on whit* background. Metdlieg draper ....... 4.ft pr. A wonderful way to* express your eternal devotion.,.matching JWPMiLfe J1 His ’n Hers Wedding Band Sets by SALE! 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Du Pons ■ OPEN EVERY MIGHT TO 9 Monday through ^oturdo^ DOWNTOWN AND DRAYTON PLAINS DOWNTOWN AND DRAYTON PLAINS /TTT j T 311 OPEN EVERY NIGHT TO 9 Monday through Saturday ^ 25 NORTH SAGINAW STREET KTIBSs fps ms* j>jj a pfe j ' Ja'j ifi K«P'S HKKpBHMI Jpfciw# lontubcflSn m^c ^r*f -nd J*i%n*t* , VUm Oakland County. V MS-1 , „ "Mae# Point* Bsscti IwMlyiiMn" Items ll. catnmtre* Towntsfp, by m Imm rWW meiutivt, an ■ wwntstOM, m wetgr* of mm tub , division. "Mtpit Point* s**cb AjWok" tub’ dMlMt, Mans It. Cwnmsrta .Town. n, commart* ftwmsn, Mina Lot* l A fsnl B MIU ‘ *nd "u"°" , _ A a*K*i a MM in comm**** Town Mile MuMbM U; That port of an || »|T mm McTnn Ti tying l a » lino of "M*pif Point* •mks^tuMlvIttan". aftspt e 1*4,0 All thal ifms Commat* Towniihlp, tying N *no ■ *T "North, ISorm Kttdlulflon". / . A B»rt#l ot und MKrlMd •»: Pori FwRmRW Wi;K .t«J!wFVS S M tt> Ts • 1*1.1 ft w Manning. "CnootMM rtrfc SuMIvltipn" Me-lion* It *no iJj 'Comm**** Towntbip, bolna l ot* I thru tit Tnautlvt.p A HflM Of MM OtiCrlMd. •« That EWrSSti S AMltwnP ind *N of Nl lino an? wa W lino a “Twin Boots Qelf *nd , CMStiw CM". ’ "twin |M(S Country Club". lyb-dlvition, Mctfont 17 tnd ». 'wo*t M thru ones m, *ii Ot Bloc* W. *nd SOgowotor, Twin-viow, and MMdlo ttroH* Lok* Pork! * LokotldO AubdlrUlon. ioOMl IL “------ ■*—n*mh mm lH| 1 ™__,_n gt La#. Lokottdo JuMlvfiMr ioctton It Commote* Town in ip, bang Lot* 1 thru 1} Irv eiutlvo. ’ Toe,ton ll, dMinn* Mellon it. Commofcg Two vhlo. ond Mann 7. WNt Bnomtnid TowmnSk gand La* T mrw I Is-clutlv*. ond Lor II, ond L*u 14 thru ,3# lociurlv*. and Outntt A, B, sort C. . All «f mat mm In toe,km IX. Com-more* Towpihlp. Tying north of Rich. provtouitr dttcrlbod abovo. Ail ofmaMMm Merlon 14 Com- . "W*»t*cro»'' . fubdlviiton, Metnnt 7 Md IS. wwd IfiiiwilMr tbwnihlg. ■\ L. M. N. 0, P. 0, and «. *nd Out- i anctc - HMB. ,»nt a echo b**ch‘*. Mreflon I*. 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The‘girl said that the school' principal and two teachers were traniferrod aftcr the escapes. * * '# . Site said, "All the other stu* good trip, CRGBiED STRIP At' Geottingen, on the border between Bast and West tier*' many, border police said six East Germans aged 31 lo 23, two of them women, had made separate escapes across the m I a e d, barbed •' wire' "death | strip’’ In the previous 24 hours, louvered Design Gives Dainty Look If you need a high fences to Fighting Hikes Cyprus Danger dents were1 happy thl tho lO *rov,d* m«f;0 Privacy, you can ffiuchVliff&V" f • asr,ook by u8,ng a louvered doglgn, Louvers can ho .set in long lasting wood plates'at arr'ahgle to prevanua view from outside In, but permit air to drculata. NICOSIA, Cyprus (UPI) -Fresh, fighting combined with reports > of new, arrivals of men and weapons from Greece today heigfUened the danger of full-scalg war in Cyprus, . Hr gr * ‘ * , 1 Firing has continued ti id e Monday between Greek and Turkish Cypriots around Ky* renin Pn$s, which guards the approaches to the- northwest,coast, phis ' firmly under Turkish Cyp-rlotconlroi, Sr. h ^ ' Informed sources sold they had word that 000 more men hsd been landed from Greece this Wftek, One estimate of total manpower sent from Greece, including both Greek nationals and Greeks Cypriot#, was 4,ROD. Turkey was reliably reported to have sent in 000 or more njen, A’ -.,4 Markug, a Libyan oasis In the Huhara, once, was known as, ihe "Paris of the Desert." An’ Important assembly .point for caravans before their decline, Mar-?.ug was lamed for Its wealth the only extensive area of Cy- l and beautiful v^mon, / /,„» rvmi-iv tmicm (,»** fill ,f«w(*r wM jciriiwr, orl*f No, NI7M7, it Mite j Hit at JfltM liJanran, Mjinlgin, M ust-.., .... rtu. trt liM *,m. (I,J,T,I 6 MtW lnd*nlMn*M of Mr, Sria lh . 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The letter was signed by Lee Hills, publisher, and executive editor, and John B. Olson, general manager. Burglar and Victim Extremely Polite ROME ID — An embarrassed Rome professor, Who asked police not to disclose his. name, discovered too late that the man he shook hands with one night n« iuiu (luuue lie was a wakened by a noise. He turned op the lights and found a .stranger who apologised and said: "Giovanni told me to meet him here. v; FRIGIDAIRE 1964 MODEL Washer-Dryer CLEARANCE SALE! Bin 12 . lb. with load eapai’ily, Adjualabl** wmor . Icmp. eoalroli and oultlandlns fi*e aelAdefroit refrigerator. Twin fruit' and vegetable hydra tor-; Idls of additional door storage. NO MONEY DOWN -1V TAPPAN Deluxe Gas Range Fully deluxe; . . . a houiewife'a delight. Come in and cempere the many outstanding feature* and look at this new low aummer price., YOUR CHOICE. 30- or 36-lnch »*17995 EAGLE 30-Inch is Gas Range wmm mmwmm H « *1 | f i SIP m 1 Nek York Parses New Antigun Law NJfiW YORK (API - Am city liw makes ;lt Illegal to ear-ry a rifle or shotgun in public unless It la unloaded and on-ciosm* In a. carrying cap. Mayor Robert F, Wagner aigned the blU Wednesdny. The police department bad urged Jt a« a crime deterrent. Oun club' representatives called the law unconstitutional. One club official said It would open the door, to “haraasment,of sportsmon," IlIK PONTIAC PREiBfl, TH ; 5 [TODAY, JU tiY 10, 1904 m , Khiploym e n t Ip businesses providing services rose frbm 4.7 million' to 8.3 million between 1948 and lilt year. This waa a 76/per cent increase compared with an 18 per cent growth in other employment categories. DOWNTOWN PONTIAC Mums FRI., SAT., JULY 17th-18th PARKING DOWNToWh furiiU the following merchants * 41 N. 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DEFINES DRIVE He said the Democratic election drive “will be a campaign for President Johnson, for’the principles he stands for, for the great society he wants to build and for the preservation of our ideals. "It will'be a campaign to give the American people the, choide Goldwater and the radical right talk about, hut which they denied the Republicans In San Francisco," Bailey said. Sem/karriaon A. Williams Jr. D-N.d., charged the labor planks in/the Republican platform are ^opening blows In a campaign to reduce American workers to serfdom.” Williams said the failure of the Republican to include a plan condemning right-to-work plank condemning right-to-work laws has turned the clock back, revealing unbridled, contempt for millions In the ranks of organised labor,’,’ i DOLLAR DAYS YOUR DOLLARS COVER MORE FLOOR WITH QUALITY CARPETING from SfcCANDLESS! CARPETING from ONE of AMERICA’S Leading mills! I DuPONT 501 NYLON YARN SAVE *3y3'.‘ 9lO~Sq. Yd. 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In flight tests, the M2 lev towed behind a G47 plane to a height of more tjian KMiOO feet and released. Thd pilot maneuvers the craft like a glider back to earth'. A few feet above the ground he tills the hose'up to re* auce Speed from about 140 mile* an hour to about 00 miles. Landing is mad* about three minutes after release from the €47, Pilots Milton1 Thompson and Chuck Yaeger report llmj de- spite the sharp descent the M2 hAnaf HlH | handles like n plane and landings, on the desert floor have been smooth. Each time they have touched down vsithin 100 feet of the intended target. ', ADVANCED models ' The apace agency has ordered two v advanced modejs, a full-scale M2 ang an HLlO, for mdre sophlstlcufed tests Involving drops ^fr^m a B52 bomber at altitudes up, to 40,000 fget, The Air Force has ordered a rocket-powerfid version to (rain astronaut candidates at Its aerospace research, pilot school here, Two; LLRViS are In final assembly here. Project manager Don , Bellman reported they "will Investigate possible operational and piloting problems that may be incurred during the final phase of a manned lunar landing and the Initial phase of a lunar take off." The Bedstead, officially vailed the Lunar Landing Research Vehicle, la scheduled for 11* first flight next month. It Is a complex mane of tubing, wiring and roekat engines which will enable pllbts to simulate lunar landings and take offg* President Johnson examined both craft during his June 19 visli here. r., " _< REUSABLE VEHICLE * The M2 was developed by the National Aeronautics and Space : Administration is possible forerunner of a reusable vehicle for ferrying astronauts and sup-/ plies between the earth and orbiting space stations. The 20-foot-long craft Was made without wings to reduce the area exposed to air. friction. Its rounded plywood body, giving It a bathtub appearance,, wmrn«- Each LLRV Is 10-feet high* and Is supported by four aluminum alloy' (mss legs with a spread of 13 feet, A jet engine Is attached to a glmballlng system at the point where the tops of the four legs join. A plexiglass-covered pilot's platform extends forward from the' top of the platform, Weight ft 3,000 pound*. Because the gravitational force .on the moon la only one-sixth that on earth, the jet .en-. glne Is swiveled .so' that It al- ways 'remains In a vertical position in relation to,, the ground, and engine thrust Is regulated to counterbalance five-sixths of the LLRV's weight. This presents the research pilot with the- same one-sixth gravity and acceleration forces that will be encountered on the moon, .________j, i mm 'Mr Joe Walker, wgrhas flown the X5 rockiUpl(me, will be the first to fly'an mJW In August, The 4,200-pound-tnrust jet en- gine will lift him Jo an- altitude of about 4,000 feet, and*Jie will iyme down using a variety “of Ismail rockets with thrust rung l lug from 18 to 500 pounds, The craft can hover o'ver a landing spot while the pilot- determines if it Is safe, If not, ho can maneuver the LLRV laterally to another position, Initial flights will last about three minutes. In case of trouble, the LLRV has a number of safely features, Including parachute . and ejection seat, FLYING BATHTUB - This weird-looking aircraft, dubbed a "flying bathtub," offers great encouragement that spacemen of. the future will be able to fly their spaceships back to earth like an airplane, selecting their landing spots,.' Auto Air Conditioners Popular By WH1TEY SAWYER DETROIT (AP) - Imagine yourself driving down a highway on a blistering July day. Your shirt la wrinkling, the crease Is going out of your trousers and perspiration Is -making you long for • shower. Now Imagine rolling up all the windows and getting a quiet flow of cool air, just right to keep you comfortable. Backers of air conditioners for automobiles contend you arrive fresb, far less fatigued, and much mater. PUBLIC CONVINCED Apparently the buying public, at least in the upper income brackets, is convinced. Cadillac says more than 75 per cent of its 19*4 model cars so far have GU Increases Night Classes To A d d 2 Courses in Teacher Education A beginning, step to beef up evening school credit classes at Oakland University was announced today. For the first time since opening Its doors in 1959, OU will offer basic professional education courses in the evening. Designed to help prepare undergraduates and holders of bachelor degrees as certified teachers, two course* will be added to the evening school program. The first course — social and philosophic issues in education * — will bet offered this fall. There will be two class sessions per week. * ★ A secondcourse in the teacher education sequence will be Initiated kt the winter term, startingJan. 2. SECOND CLASS This second 'class — psychological and field studies in education — will also meet twice a week. The two courses represent eight credits toward the 2* needed for certification, according to Herbert N. Stouten-burg, director of admissions and registrar. “We hope tekeep the evening enrollment moving along," added Stoutenburg. Oakland U now. offers five night-time classes. These include freshman English, history, political science, Western Institutions and English — the novel. Registration for file “social and philosophic issues" course may be made Sept. 1 when the faUterm begins. : ■ 1 ;Ji)’- , come with factory-installed air conditioning. Chrysler’s Imperials ’ leave the factory with more than 77 per cent boasting air condition- Ford runs from 2.5 per cent for the Falcon to 44.9 per cent for the Thunderblrd. Generally speaking, the more expensive an auto, the more likely it la to be ordered with an air conditioner. Customers buying Chrysler’i Valiant, for instance, order Mr conditioners on only 2.1 per emit of the models. CHEVROLET MODELS Chevrolet’s regular models sell with 17.5 per cent sporting air conditioners. In the Corvair it>. only 3.1 per cent and in the Chevy II 3-9 per dint. However, the figures are rising each year. In 1960 only 2.1 per cent of all Chevrolet'models came with air conditioners, compared with 13.0 for the first six months of the 1904 model. For all Chrysler Corp. lines, the figure roses from 9,3 per cent in 1963 to 13.8 per cent for the 1904 model run through AjprlL 1 , fit 1962 American Motors sold 6.5 per cent of its cars with air conditioners. This year the figure is up to 9.1 so far, wjth the hot summer months — when most air conditioned autos are sold—stiil to be reported. FORD MODELS Ford’s Falcon jumped from 1.1 per cent in 1902 to 2.5 pfr cent this year. For the Thunder-bird, the jump is from 39.6 per cent in 1962 to 44.8 per cent this year. Prices vary from company to company and from auto to auto. AMC’s factory installed air conditioners run from about $360 to 1380 dollars, including heater. Chevrolet prices run from 1317 to 8363. At Chrysler, less heater, $ DAYS SPECIAL! SPIN-CAST OUTFIT $5 Rod, reel and 10-lb. line. S. C. ROGERS SPORTING GOODS 24 E. Lawrence they go from 8280 to 8363: Fold's run from 8215 to 8886. NY Wage Floor Signed Info Law NEW YORK (AP) - A minimum wage of 81.50 an hour, is to ,go into effect in' New York Cltiy on Sept. 1. Mayor Robert F. Wagner signed ,the bill Wednesday; saying it will aid about 400,000 low-paid workers. • Cadillac claim* ah exclusive system of allowing the passenger to set the desired temperature and the Interior stays there, providing fresh air and beat or cooling as needed. Besides the initial price, air conditioning raises the cost of operation slightly. J The state's minimum wage of At a Ford spokesman put It, J 91,15 Is to be increased on Oct. “people are beginning to con- l to $1.25, which is the federal slder air conditioning a neces-j minimum wage for businesses in sity instead of a luxury." I interstate commerce. Specif i OLLAR DAYS ] SUITS SUMMER ind Ynr Around Weight *t5j[*20 SOCKS' 4-PAIR for only / WM MAMS Straw NATS «2 CONTINENTAL SLACKS ( TUXEDO RENTALS AT REASONABLE RATES ) pH IN ’C CLOTHES ull ill V 71 N. 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In satisfactory condition at Pontiac General Hospital are Linda L. Brooks, 17, Id 320 BeetMaJe: and William A. Me-Murray, 18. of SB W. Grand Traverse, both of Untoo Lake. Sheriffs, deputies said tbs accident occurred at 2:M a, m. at Cooley Lake and Carroll Lake roads. ' I WH mm Am- Pop# Paul Vacations, but Work Continual CASTEL GONDOLFO, Italy iff) - Pope Paul VI la at his summer residence at Castel GondoUb, near Roma, for a rest, tains” of work In preparation for the next session of the ecumenical council. Hundreds of townspeople graded his arrival last night. He thanked foam and said: “I have come to rest physically, but I have much to do because of the third council session. I have mountains of papers and books to go through." CHENILLE SPREADS Which came first: die golf ball or Gordon's Gin? TERRY DISH TOWELS Cloaely woven fringed spread. Lint-free rayon viscose. Choose from 11 colors. Twin or full siio. Fully guaranteed by Fruit of Loom, v Golf dates back to die 15th Century when, a ball stuffed with feathers was used. In 1848 the "guttle"—a hard, moulded ball that was the’direct forerunner of our modern golf ball — was introduced in Britain. In London, 79 years before this Innovation, Alexander Gordon perfected his formula for a special gin. Today, golfers the world HM over relax at the Nineteenth HI Hole and enjoy die deli- cate flavour and distinc- tive dryness of Gordon's Gin. Some claim that ImmiIvI Gordon's offers con* t *'55™ | siderable consolation as f they total their score. ■ DlShUED Uf No wonder it’s the big- i gest seller in England, £ aj.S'.fy America, the world! f » 52"x52* ant. Covered in printed cotton ticking. MIMCLEMILI SH0PPIS6 cimter AMD PERRY AT MONTCALM Iffiiirifi-1' ' irii&imr nrni i!............................. THE PONTIAC PRESfg, THURSDAY, JULY R Southern Governors Vary Reactions toRights Team ATLANTA, G». (API-Three former Southern governors on countered cold, coot and warm reactions In their civil rights ‘law advisory mission to five In* curnhent Southern governors. A sixth chief executive, Gov. Donald Rusnelt of South Carolina, brushed aside * moating with the group. Ha said ha did hot invito them to his state, * * ★ Nona of the other governors saw any need of help from the special leapt, headed by LiRoy Collfna, director of the new Community Relations Service aet up to help In problems arising from the civil rights law, Collins Is a former Florida governor. With him on the tour were Socrofary of Commerce Luther Hodges, former North Carolina* governor, and Buford Ellington, former Teime governor. They got the same message everywhere -*• In effect /*, ' Everything is fine here. Don't call us, we'll call you.'1 Perhaps pig most favorable reaction came from Gov. Terry Sanford of North (EforoUna. " iTmvi cay tf rtnoac. (knot V . __ jf eb. gafiN* t ■ .o ml jaw MMW w ws. ¥ w«i moii knur*, IK ffw rorrn grMtrlbtd by MMne m Ham* SMWM* AenwiWrM HM mgmm dMctwM. im m MAM. Sit MiM W ffM NMVtlSPW’ • Mi mwiiiiljfinjy caw oT*jes r*iMi nSL called the visit a ''mission of good will," " ' "I'm impressed that the itrv-Ifta Is not an enforcement agency. It wilt serve to better relations of good will,'! Sanford •aid. ! Sanford also urged compliance with the new Taw. STIFF1 REACTION A somewhat stiff reaction came from Gov, farris Bryant of Florida, Ha said he had no In-of enforcing the civil rights law and would not invito the aid of CRS. "I think that my approach to foe civil rights bill is, exactly like my approach to the Incoma tax law,"Bryant said, "I pro-post to maintain a climate In which law-abiding cltlcena can, operate. "I don't propose to collect Income taxes and I don't propose to enforce civil rights," Gov, Frank Clamant of Tetv nesses Issued this guarded statement: "They have not proponed or suggested any interference with foe affairs of Tennessee. But they made It clear they would be available!! we requested assistance." In Georgia, Gov. (fori E. Sanders said after meetings with Golllna and the other two man: "I told them 1 don’t think we'll need their services In Georgln." Gov. Albertis 8. Harrison Jr. of Virginia met with the group mid said his state was enjoying splendid racial relations. "These gentleman hope very much their service will not be needed but If It Is, It will be lie said . .am laroof. total it ftgoNBd afrai m purthator I •TOE July 14# IM Rabies Scare Is Caused bj Skunk Biles MILLINGTON (UPI) «. least seven persons from this erea of Tqaeola County have been bitten by deodorised pet skunks, and the only ope of four captured anfmals that was teat-ed proved to have1 rabies, it was reported ygrterday, ‘ Police Chief Clarence Schroe-der launched a search for two of foe. victims, young boys, who bad left town unaware t h t ekunk that bit them wa* poesl-bly rabid. ' Schroeder said be received , word yealerday from state health offlclala in Laaelng aft- Two Teens Hurt as Car Hits Pole er one of foe victims skunk there for tests. He Immediately asked radio “““ “ny City •tatloria in Flint, Bay Carroll to broadcast appealt for bite vieftma or persons with Information to contact authorities. Six persons called to sdy they had been bitten by pt|t skunks within the pest tm weeks, Schroeder skid that he thought the skunk sent to Lansing and tha three others wire the'four which were trapped by'mem-here of the Kenneth Monroe family at their rural Millington farm three, weeks jqfo. Suburbs of the 15 largest metropolitan areas grow three times as fast as foe central cities between 1960 end 1062, Between foe 1060 end 1960 Censusee foe suburbs outgrew foe cities four to City Hospital Board Will Hear Report The Pontiac General, Hospital Board of Trustees le slated to get a report on local physical rehabilitation and mental health s at its July meeting tonight at 7:80. Trustees ere sled .expected to 'hold their annual election of officers for the coming year. of Detroit, the study Ip exacted to recommend Whether op not expansion of present re lion facilities end the health unit at tha hoi| feasible., i The report le the pnd product of a survey ordered about six months ago by trustees. Its purpose le to future need for more rehabilitation and mental health facilities in foe area served by Pontiac General Hoapltal.' Conducted under the auspices of United Community Services IS expected [her of not 1 rehabllkol foe/menufl mdtul Arc Divorces Pontiac Boy f Struck by Car An 11-yeer-oid Pontiac (boy suffered a broken leg last night when he was struck by "a car while riding hie bicycle. • Dayld A. Bredojv, 72 N. Aa- ir, was admitted to Pontiac, General Hospital lifter the 7:45 p.m. accident 6n Auburn at At-ior. He Is In* satisfactory condition, Wallpaper The driver of the car, Delorj Jenklnson, ifi. of 1302 Williams' Lake, Union Lake, told Pontiac; police he did not see tt|e boy I In time to stop, , Medical experts have stated that up to lVt per cent of all the people'of thf world have conditions which cause, cross-eyes. 1M3 CLOSE-OUT PATTERNS Ovtr 10,000 Still IN ST00K 29- acme QUALITY. PAINT • N. loiioiw PI 2-SJOS nun nan mm urn OPEN NIGHTS TIL 9 P.M.-SUNDAY TIL 6 P.M. CANNON FANCY \ TOWEL ENSEMBLE FAMOUS QUALITY SHEETS U.S.A- CANNON. cases Long flbor smoothly woven for Tongor washing woar. Choose front flat or fitted styles. ' 72x100 or TWIN FITTED PILLOW CASES Peokegf of 2 New Wild Rase tcr..n print in geld, blue pink en white cotton teny. 81x108 or FULL FITTED III* d*>ign. Pink, blu., y«l- gAgA -low and grwn. M P BATH TOWELS HAND TOWELS.. -.. 34c WASHCLOTHS.;.... 14c ^ :■ aliril My,' - ; H 1 RH u~m U.5. Agrees to Buy Surplus State ’Cherries THIS PONTIAC xT^v PRESS, THURSDAY, JULY W\m wmmm 4 WASHINGTON ,l,APt-At the urging of Sen, / t*h|lip Hart, D-Midi, the Department of Agriculture * arret'd Wednesday to purchus^an unspecified amount of panned tart cherries from Michigan producers, to help relieve an, oversupply caused by m yeaHs crop.; ' ■ \ , Now Open ’■ 'fo the Public PARADISE BEACH .Formerly a Private Club twiinmihf - HMliftf • eiljuit* Picnic Orwntfc •* elms Trtlnri piCvctc lilsnS tor k,cr«c Ortanlittiani S»hd I or Iliinlralad Xroehuro Groveland on the DIXIE C«rntr Orm« Hill M. * DInU Hwy. HiiTv |f Michigan • WATERFORD RECALL PETITIONS Available For Circnlators OFFERS CANDIDATE - Sen. Everett Dirksbn it shown during nominating speech for Sen, Goldwater. The Illinois lawmaker nearly, blew the whole thing when he revealed his candidate's name nine minutes prior to the .end of his -speech,, touching off a wild outburst by Barry backers, Pk«M M 3-3381 or 01 3-IM7 COHHHCEI « IskostHsiisrty ae, ' 7:30 MILLS-** NOW! SHORTS 7100-ItOO FEATURE 7:14-9:14 After Weeks of Organizing, Dirksen Nearly Blows Bit Barry with a forest of signs reading “California pigs Gold* water." 4 ; . * * *- Loulslanans hoisted this appeal: "La Louisiana Dit Allons HURON «m maim mmiurt. A WOMAN TSYIIM TO DEBORAH KERR MYLEY MILLS JOI proachful bass notes and Chairman Thruston Morton's angriest | gavel finally to drive the cork more or less back in the bottle. ORGAN-VOICED EV And when the organ - voiced Ev eventually finished Invoking in Goldwater's support t h e names of leaders from the1 apostle Paul to the late Sen. SAN FRANCISCO (UP1) — A| leries couldn't march. So they fellow named Donald Shafto filled this air with their Gold-spent weeks organizing one of water standards and followed the swlngingest spontaneous po* cheer leaden la a "We waat lltlcal demonstrations since the Barry" uproar that helped wlgwaip convention, and here Imperii every car rum In the waa Sen. Everett McKinley! ball. Dlrfcun nesriy blowing the bit Mfe,te|ow. t.*,. '*■*?" "*■ *** What good old Ev did was delegates let loose rebel yells |who cou(dnt figure that out was divulge the name of the nominee «nd hoisted printed pleas to Plumed to be a Democrat any-before he was through with his!-Help Texas Beat LBJ." j way. speech. And tRe nominee’s sup- * ★ • * ! SET FOR 29 MINUTES porter, wwit properly wild a full i South Dakotans Jammed their Spontaneous OmoMMhm. nine minutes loo naan. .wap to the front with an edited ,, Hapnbllcan caovantlana are OF course, 'they had been drawing of Mt, Ruahmore s tone scheduled to run 30 minutes, pretty near wild since even j fttaes oi Washington, Jefferson, before the 1X04 Republican Theodore Roosevelt and Abra-convention got started Mon- |ham Lincoln, a vacant space day. carefully left for the addition of ... . Barry Goldwater. And when Dirksen. midway of [ his oratorical flight In' their ‘RATHER FIGHT’ . . . hero’s behalf, prematurely let it “We’d Rather Fight Than out of the bag that "the man ' Switch," proclaimed a vast ban- 8Ca e^ <*own 10 ^am‘ 'who” was named Barry Gold-; ner stretched for 25 feet over water, they naturally assumed' the heads of die struggling Gold-tho bell had bden rung. I waterite*. Rebel Threat to Haiti Chief PORT AU PRINCE, . Haiti dent Jackson to succeed John Marshall as chief justice of the Supreme Court In 1836, was the first Catholic named to that position. ..• ail m . Spaceman See 'Garbage' in Sky ii ;' iv /\,V ,V ;\i m lift M UflSDA Til K PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, J.UtV mm CAPS KENNEDY, ,F1|, (AIM —/ It not only require* scientific ability to work at Ihlo apace ' center, you have, to be a Unguiat There’s a complete apace ter* urinology which la almost an* other language. A dog houae la a Whiter that hou'aei an Initru* iiMjnt on an otherwlM smooth akin of-a rocket. „ , Beaai la a term (or a rocket, and garbage refers to/miaoel* laneoua objects In orbit; usually ejected or broken from a launch vehicle or lateUlte. An iv9ry tower la Ii vertical teat stand. And a Jerk la a vector that specifies the Ume rate of change of an aoCelaration, P • * ' / R-rir June Air PotrOncjgeHighfor '64 Month Mora passengers b o a r d a dJ Inbound paasanger North Central Airlines (NCA)! before, flights at Pontiac Municipal Airport In Juhe thin any month this year, but the airline still averaged leas than a passenger per day. the ntofjth Thera ware 31 passengers on outbound flights last month, ae* cording to J, 0. Edwards, station1 manager. The previous monhtiy high this year was 34 In Jknuary. Outbound filghls carried' II passengers In May. Patrenage on inbound flights alse was high last mooli with 37 per* eons drpinning here. The previous 1964 high was ti During June a year ego there were 39 outbound passengers and 30 Inbound. totals BEHIND This year’s paMiger' totals to date remained well behind the, IMS pace,, Outbound (lights had carried 13ft passengers through June 89 compared to 197 for (be game period last year. There fhera 196 passengers on Inbehnd flights for the first aft months this year while Wbound flights carried 397 passengers the first In other ilattstius, outbound recorded, 03ft pounds of air mail Actreii \^ini Orderj Hubby to.Aepciy Loan * HOLLYWOOD 'ip I establish Joint tenancy interest; J in their 179,000 horiie, , , The English-born aci I Is suing Nathanson, i who real as- »<*Bad Breath flights carried 953 poundd of alr|0nd ft,473 ppdnds of freight,, In] Patricia Qw«n, 33, won a qourt I tate~man[ for divbrce, won the rtaJlv5W, P°Uhdi ofWr9ra lMiy.( inboUhd flights parried 76ft | order requiring Ii and i ran nnnnHa „r air fr'aiohi 1'»,«». .oquiring hqr tiNtrunged sepurute’action yesllsrdey in the j HfflBfiBilMiilaBri and 1,836 pounds of air freight pounds of mall and 5,963 pounds! husband, Jerry Nathanson, S3, to court of Superior Judge Maolt.1.1M_Amw iwiluWM during June. offreiahl. : mmav. jr.sm inanad Mm and il« * 6nn«ibur«, N. tollSmi ii m M i during epay 16,000 she loaned him and | lin Fleming. The month' before, outbound flights carried 1,334 pounds of air mail, 376 pounds of express and 1,161 pounds of freight, INBOUND PLIGHTS Inbound I flights during 'June End Confab With Rap qt Soft Whiskey feels die way you always hoped whiskey was going to fed. S. Rhodesia But never did. $438 $1059 eats westiM •* mml IBP.I LONDON I AP I - The British Commonwealth prime ministers have dispersed after agreeing [ on a communique with some* [thing In It for each to show the 1 folks back home. , i The African premiers had e [ declaration that, the Common-I wealth would refuse to recog-inlze any unilateral declaration of Independence by the white 'government of Prime Minister Ian Smith In Southern Rhodesia. They also appealed to Smith to release African leaders under detention and the British government gave assurance theft | "Southern Rhodesia would attain full sovereignty as soon as j her governmental institutions j were 'sufficiently representative," W PROOF • RtXNDU) WHISKEY • *J% CRAIN NfiUTRALSPUUTtQ l«64CALV|RT BUST. 00, LOUISVILLE, KY. | CONSIDER APPEAL I Prime Minister Sir Alec ; Douglas-Hbrne promised to give [careful consideration to the appeal of the African leaders for i the calling of a constitutional [ convention for Southern Rhode-| sia with representatives of all [political parties, black or white. : The Rhodesian issue was the most controversial before the j 18-n a 11 o n conference that i opened, July 8 • and ended | Wednesday. V, Tunku Abdul Rahman of Ma-I ay sia was given assurances of "sympathy and support" in the federation’s conflict with Indonesia. v ! Douglas-Home told newsmen I the 4,500-word communique did [not go further because some of i the Asians and Africans would i"aay nothing that might close I the door to further negotiations! with Indonesia." 108 NORTH SAGINAW FRIGIDAIRE SUMMER SPECTACULAR FAMILY-SIZE 2-DOOR FRIGIDAIRE REFRIGERATOR FREEZER We took advantage of a special offer by Frigidaire. That's why we can .offar you a 'buy like this. Hurry! • 100-lb. separata zero zone freezer With fast ice cube freezing. ‘ • Automatic, defrosting i tar taction.' * Twin vegetable Hydrators, roomy storage door, when you buy this refrigerator! AS LITTLE AS... 4 COLORS Ojl WHITE FREE FREE iFREE DELIVERY SERVICE WARRANTY PERSON TO PERSON CREDIT • 3 Yean to Pay L .•.90 Day* Same a Frigidaire Washer with Automatic Soak Cycle e Soak* clothe* hotter by far Hi ■ e Newt Friflidalra underwater action sen# help* gat all your wa*h fabulously clean! a Fresh running water rinsing, a Spin* extra dry — save*' heavy lifting. • Automatic flat dl»po*al. No Money Down • Set Fabric* dial to get just-right fabric heat; • Flawing Heat dries braeze-freth, safer than sunshine. a cushion of o' • Easy-teach, no-stoop lint I screen on doer. » Won,* snag delicate fab-,rlcsl Porcelain Enameled Model ODA-M mt Ar Let Our, Attendant. Perk Your Car Free in Our Privete Let Rear of Store ★ Open Thursday, Friday and Monday Nights *tll 9___________ • Taking in some atm on a grassy area at the country ctub are these four localites: (from left) Mrs, Albert E. Conner of Derry Road, Mrs. H. M. Snydei Mrs. Charles Road and Mr Lahser Road. Club Offers Variety of Sport able for members and their guests. ' r * A A Forest l,ake, Ijself, Is private. Only nonmotored boats are allowed “on1! It beeauMpf its limited size; Nevertheless, on the dangling in the can da , refreshing, ’ especially on a hot day, here Robert Dickey of Birmingham, seated at the shallow edge of the Forest Lake Country Club's Olympic-sue pool. members enjdy Allboating and *canoeirtg or just rowing on the lake. / h Stfring the day, .mothers sunbathe and rest In the grassy area adjacent to the pool while their youngsters romp and play In a nearby playground, Here, swings ana water sprays keep the children busy as well as nappy. BARRED FROM UNgS Last week, during the Men’s Invitational golf tournament, this spot was especially popular for the wives and children as the golf course was cloned to them, Soltta MS member (smilies spend time it the club during the year. The Pontiac Press photog-grapher caught a few of the distaff side on a recent hot day, Beverly Saperstein of Clarendon Road (with oars) and Joan Eshman of McEwen Street, JBeverly's hostess, row merrily down a channel filled with water lilies at Forest Lake Country Club. The 11-year-plds are enjoying one of th e Ima n y With the golf course off bounds for women members last week, the pool area at Forest Lake Country Club was ct popular spot.-Some played cards while others relaxed 1 on lounge chairs. Still others, want- ing an escape from the heat, jumped in the pool to cool off. Forest Lake and the children's play area are seen in the background. A h ig h fence separates the playground from,the lake. African Woman Has High '' |||M 4 Sisters All Broken Up Over Inherited ABBY* By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN DEAR ABBY: We (four sisters) were quite young when our grandmother passed away, leaving us all her lovely cut glass. < a a a ' I married first, so 1 stored the box of cut glass in .my attic. When the, next sister married she had a china clos- MMM et, so she askedi me If she could; keep the cut glass in her j home. I agreed. Then the o t her, two, girls married. It has been twelve years, and now the other sisters (and I, too) could use our share. When I asked the sister who has it displayed in her china. closet for my share, she told me I have GIVEN it all to her. #» A dr She can keep mine, but the other sisters feel that 1 GAVE theirs to her, too. How can I right this without creating hard feelings? A SISTER , ’•§* •;* A A # '■ / ( DEAR SISTER: Tell your sisters that you did not GIVE the cut glass away — you agreed only to let your sister keep it until the others had use for it. Then it will be up to the sisters to claim what is rightfully theirs. But tell them not to be. disappointed if they don’t get it. Families have been shattered over less than a few pieces .of cut glass. DEAR ABBY: Whenever I • need new clothes, my mother takes me shopping. I am 13 and think I should be able to gb in the stores alone first and pick out. what I like, and then bring my mother in to make the final decision. #*- Lots of my friends do that, but I am afraid to suggest It to my mother because it might hurt her feelings. Should I? TEEN-AGER A *' A ’ ' ' DEAR TEEN-AGER: You are street to be so considerate of your mother’s feelings, Honey. I should think she would welcome a plan that would save her the time and wear and tear of shopping. DEAR ABBY: My husband and I were invited to this couple’s home tar the evening. We sat In the living room talking. The men were watching television and I was trying to carry on a conversation with the hostess. She picked up her knitting, and every lime I spoke to her she mr*Sh . . . I’m count-ing," A * * ' So the rest of the evening was spent in quiet while she knit. What do you think of a hostess like that? Would you go back there again if you were invited? « SHUSHED ■ a w 'rjWw DEAR SHUSHED: Your hostess was a knitwit. And I wouldn’t go back there again unless I expected- to be needled. Problems? Write to ABBY, , care of The Pontiac Press. For a personal reply, enclose a stamped, self-addressed envelope, A A A * Hate to write letters? Send one dollar to Abby, care of The Pontiac Press, for Abby’s booklet, “How to Write Letters for All i JUDITH :M. MERITHEW The \engagerhent of Judith Mary Merithew to Roy A, Passarelli has been' announced by her parents, \the Gardner JJ. Merithews of Beach Street. Mi$s Merithew is d graduate of Oakland • University.' • IHer fiance, son jo/ Mr. and Mrs. Floyd. H. Passarelli of Royal Oak, is attending Wayne State University. • Vi November wedding planned. By GAY PAULEY UPI Women's Editor NEW YORK—The hand that rocks the cradle also swings elections—both In this nation and ,ln the smaller, newer ones. The woman who Is the only one of her sex to hold ministerial status on the African continent said so on this, her second trip to the United States. A A A, She is Mine. Ells Koblo-Gulama, minister without reminds visitors to the World’s Fair and New York City that ties are always worn to the better restaurants and' theaters. \ Big leagues in neckwear —Ties, in cool colors and lightweight fabrics, put you on base to breeze through a sultry summer looking, fresh, poised and well-groomed. MWM THE "FAIREST" TRAVELER OF THEM ALU 1498-2998 In the car all day or [siting away our pretty cool double knit 'travelers arrive, pn schedule fresh and . poised. Wrinkles? Out of the quei- ' tionl Upkeep . . . o dream. Pack? In nothing flatl Black, Drown, Oreen, Royal • Junior, misses sizes. _ I Have You Tried This? Margarine Crust Good By JANET QDELL Pontiao Press Food Editor It's nice to have renders who like to experiment with , recipes. Mrs. Leslie Tripp called a week or so ago to ask for a pie crust recipe that uses oil Instead of solid shortening. • , r < At that tijme, she said she was going to experiment* with pastty made With margarine. We asked her to report her findings. Here is her recipe which she says makes a crust just 1 as flaky and tender aa any she’a .made ip tfte past. It ! wiii keep in the refrigerator. , v MARGARINE PIECRUST By Mrs, Leslie Tripp V 1 cup plus 2 tableapoona ] paatry flour > j 14 cup chilled margarine 2 tablespoons cold water Cut margarine Into flour j until mixture Is well blond- j ed. Add'cold water and mix ! gently. Roll out at once or ! chill until pit crust Is j needed. Makes one crust, j | i Remodel Old Coat Emergency Paint Ydu can remodel a long ouV of - style coat into a short jacket by removing the back, discarding the top and cutting a new back from the bottom part. , “ To obtain a needed amall amount of colored paint lot an emergency touch-up job, in white stir food coloring you obtain the ide- DISCOUNTS ON ALL MERCHANDISE ' HOUR AURM CLOCK Reg, 2.49 Discount $| 39 Price | WESTINQHOUSK CLOCK-RADIO Heg.^24 95 S|088 1M PARK JEWELERS •ltd OPTICIANS 1 N. SAGINAW 1 (Cornir Mis St.) ITTrS? FK 4-1889 MS**1 fi— PARK FREE while shopping lUR’S at ARTH1 OPEN FRIDAY and MONDAY’til 9 48 N. Saginaw St. Downtown Pontlae MANY ITEMS REDUCED TO % OFF - Buy Now at Thsas Great Savings. -----SUMMER DRESSES-— BUDGET Were to 17*98.....|.... Were to 22.98 .... *11 Were to 25.98 ......_...$I3 BETTER Were to 29.98 ....... *15 Were to 39.98..........*18 'Were to 49.98 f.,,, .,...*23 -COATS Spring & Simmer Were to 29.98. Were to 39.98. .....*13 .....*17 Were to 29.98. Were to 39.98 ................ Coat Salon-Second Floor *13 .*29 —YOUNG FOLKS— Girls’ SWIM SUITS Were to 6.98 1“ 4“ Terry Robes T* 2" Teuis Dresses I"2U PRE-TEENS GIRLS’ SWIM SLITS BLOUSES BERMUDAS DRESSES to 8.98 e to 8.98 to 3.98 to 5.98 8| |88 J88 ’ |88 |88 2s8 r TODDLERS Boys’ SUN SUITS were to 3.9 Girls’. , ^ ' TENNIS DRESSES FT 2s* J38 - ■ —| - unw - - hum Seamless nylons. Reg. SI.15 88cp«,r it t vikiMrv •, MiVMuk) Werie to 7.98 2*^ 4*8 -SPORTSWEAR- SHORTS Wo„,o7.98 2“ 3“ SHIFTS Were lo 10.98 7M SKIRTS W.r«to8.98 *4 *5 Sportswaar-Maln Floor HATS- GLEARAn OF EVERY SUMER HAT IV STOCK *2 *3 Were to 10.98 . Were to 12.98. Straws - Lata - Organdies-Hair Droids Linont—Eyoiots—Milan* • PATTERS HATS Were to $30 ............... 6 |AilUnory Solort — Second Floor TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THESE SALE PRICES NOW Use your convenient CHARGE ACCOUNT jpr^_4 Bf! v 1 HBlfii'i X flJl i'UMl PONTIAC VltKNk p Swim Cap or Baach Bonnet7 A iwlm cep changes Us wne to "beech bonnet" when la made of tucked ttml allied nylon tricot In white or ratty jmstels. 1 Those bonnets <»ml Match-Ill beach bag! dab be awiahed Shrough warm soup or deter* gent audit to waah' off sand, itintan lotion, and other soil.s Wilf Direct Coffee Hours Mi s. Joe Benson „of Chlp-pewa Hoad will direct the Oakland County -Republican'! "Operation Coffee Cup" in the fourth campaign district composed of the city of Pontiac, i Her appointment as chair* man meana ihe ia responsible' for arranging coffee meeting! for the candidate! and voter! in the horitea of Republican ■ and independent women in the area.V ,,! ,: ! Village Yam Shop 111 W< Unlvtriliy Brlvt KhIitir pu eosn n nh *ns Chrittmti Knitting Iron Stains Gone To remove, Iron stains from a porcelain basin, pat kero*’ aone on It, •lot aoak a half hour, then waah with'auda and a soft-beetle brush. League Slates Dawn Breakfast The,annual dawn breakfast Of XI chapter, of, Theta Nu Sigma, national Boaufo Cul* ture League, will bo held Sunday, July 12 in the La-Roach Tea Room, Bagley Street. Mrs. Mary Francis Alexander of Detroit will apeak on the topic"Togetherness," After Hit* breakfast the group will worship at the Trinity Baptist 'Church, Cheats from Detroit, Inkster and Rlyer Rouge Will be coming to the affair. • Chairmen of the event are Johnnie Hill, Mrs, Odessa La! imere, Mrs. Belle Hammond, and Mrs, Lena Powell; Make $SM 11IJUS DAY. JULY 10, 1004 I Hill T I !fc ^ W's1 c were to 12.95 now 3.90 to 6.90 now 4.90 to 7.90 summer shifts and dusters ■ _ _ were 5.98 to 17.95 HOW O.90 to 10.90 jersey rain or shine coats were 29.95 now 18. I . j. ‘ . *** . > , . ■' ■' * • v :;,v, V.: Peter Pan, Pemia-Lift, Exquisite Form bras and girdles 20% t« 40% off •. no parking problem PEGGY’S at Miracle Milo MIRACLE MILE hat's taka a look at the mors popular aikt less complicated kinds of livings account, that figure In the average family'a budgeting;, The Joint Savings Account* where two people'have the right to withdraw and deposit. A new trend in letting tip this type of account L to put the money In iruet for another In fact, In some bunks this arrangement may not even he available any more. So if you' don't trust your codepoiitqr, don't aet up a joint account! , With the spbed of living today, and the possibility of both owners of the account being involved In > single accident, it, makes* senie to name a third individual as beneficiary, Otherwise, the money simply goes into the estate of tho lest deceased. EITHER PARTY In this type of account, either party can withdraw and deposit without the other's consent or authorization. According to ■ spokciman for the American Rankers Association, the old-fashioned practice of requiring both signatures for withdrawal of money from Joint savings,ae-, counts has proved so cumbersome r has more or less died oii tho vino.- N The Individual Savings Recount. This .you probably expect to use for your own needs, but the trend today Is to bpan individual accounts with a beneficiary. There's loss chance, ‘if anything happens to you, for tho money tp remain unclaimed until the bank's routine checkup reveals, the fact that it's there. NOTIFY PERSON Be sure to notify the parson you name as beneficiary, Remember that it's'not the bank’s Obligation to track down the beneficiary, which could be a lengthy and costly process, Of course, If your Maternity Sale Maimelle is having a Whale of a Maternity Sale P - Savings of on Higgled || merchandise M anise lie UNIFORMS .Ml MATERNITIES MIRACLE MILE SHOPPING CENTER Opsn Evsnlngt Til • P.M. ia readly available In your personal papers at the time of your death, whoever handles your affairs will take the proper action In the interests of the beneficiary. Moit savings banks try to find the owners of unclaimed deposit! after a fixed period of time, though they're net required by law to locate these "sleepers."-’ The banks' only responsibility is to report them to' the state once a year, list them in two newspapers, a n d then ilk months later turn the money over,to the State Comptroller. UNCLAIMED MONEY In New York state, for ^example, one savings hank is now trying to locate over 20(1 depositors who have not had a transaction or entry of dividend in their pass books for the pest ten years. These , accounts become unclaimed under the state’s Abandoned Property Law, and in due course are turned over to the custody of the state; So far. New York state has collected ever ■ fioo million and refunded M.l million, it keepo 97M.IM In an Abandoned Property Fund to pay off Claims of any “sleepers" who suddenly reappear. (Sometimes people just plain forget MboUt a small savings account if they move away, or suffer a long period olill-ness.), These tardy depositors then must pay a "fee to get their money beck — 91 fee for an amount from ISO to 1100, and 1 percent of the amount for anything over 9100. , You can avoid all these com-plicetlons by stating In writing the person you want to have the money in your individual savings account if anything happens to you. And keep y p u r pels book handy where you can’t forget or where whoever looks after your affairs in case of illness would be sure to find it. The Custodian Account set up under the Uniform Gift for Minors.' This is. another popular type of tavlugs account these days. If you want to open an account for Junior, say, then this Is what you really have hi mind. Under this plan tho depositor is custodian of the money — but the money actually belongs to Junior, It Is not necessary for you, as the depositor, to pay Income tax on the interest earned by the account. A spring 1965 wedding is being planned by Patricia Elaine Tarchal-aki and Clark Rieck. , Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. Casper Tarchalski of Elisabeth Lake Road, JMrs. Catherine Rieck of Kalamazoo, and lames Rieck of Paw Paw. The ; future bride attends, Western Michigan University. At SIBLEY'S Miracle Mil. SEMI-ANNUAL SHOE SALE for Men FLORSHEIM Sefected Styles. *16.80 I. *18.80 Reg. 19.95 to WINTHROP-SIBLEY Selected Styles *6.80 <. *10.80 Reg. 9.95 to 16*95 FOR WOMEN RED CROSS and VITALITY *6,99 *• ’*10.99 Reg. 12.99 to 14.99 SANDIER • GRACE WALKER "OOMPHIES" • GEMS • Etc. *3.99 t. *6.99 Reg.5.99 to 12.99 FOR CHILDREN SPECIAL GROUP RED GOOSE and YANIGANS .NOW . *3.99 t. *4.99 Reg. 4.99to 6.99/ Women’s HUSH PUPPIES Discontinued Stylet *5.99 R«g. 8.95 FLORSHEIM SHOES FORWOMEN Selected Styles *13.90 / ValMtW 18.95 Sibley's'semi-annual sale is famous all over the Pontile' area because of the wonderful values in famous brand shoes. Bring the entire family and saye many dollars in this great event. “Michigan's Largest Florshejm Dealer” Use Your Security Charge MICHIGAN NECCHI-ELNA Send daughter to school 'or parties in a cozy, knit coat thatY fashion news- Easy-knit in one piece from neck down -including sleeves., Smart tweed-effect stitch, cable yoke. Pattern Slit: sixes 44; 840:12 incl. Thirty-five cent* in coins for this pattern — add 1$ cents for each pattern for lst-class mailing and special handling. Send to Laura Wheeler, in care of The Pontiac Press, 124 Needle-craft Dept., P.0. Box 191, Old l Chelsea Station, New York 11, N.Y. Print plainly Pattern number, Name, Address and Zone. Bargain! Big, new 1964 nec-dlecraft catalog — over 200 designs, only 25 cents! A must if you knit, crochet, quilt, sew, embroider. Send 25 cents. Special value! 16 complete quilt patterns in deluxe, new quilt book. For beginners, experts. Send 50 cents now! Deodorize Bottles A solution of water and dry mustard is a fine deodorizer for bottles and jars. ■ SPECIAL! REBUILT VACUUM *1495 cleaners to 21.95 NEW 7-FOOT CUQM ( VACUUM CLEANER HOSE All Cloth—-No; Flattie *475 - Exchange With Your Reusable Hole Ends y tatDUALITY All Mw«e and Models Stop to today! Parts ond « FACTORY trained MECHANICS ,M*J i MtvW’ 111 .Isi&St-ilAtii T-TOPS AND BLOUSIS aT SUBSTANTIAL SAVINGS An melting salt; group, for It Ineludu Our entire (election of fathiymblo 2- and 3-piaca an/ tamblas by a vary woll-knowt Riakar (sorry, wa can't wfittion tha maker'* name, but we're tailing theta for to Wiueh lets than Usual). "You'll find crisp seersucker* and Juxurlous knits of Amel/IInMr and Susette*/- - r famous sportswear;/ bermucias, jamaicas, slacks, surfers, and a .good selection of topS/tma blouses; in sizes 8 to 18. And, you'll find them in cotton-kbits, all-cottons oiid the new cotton stretch fabrics you prefer for. /■ • summer. ySo.^ake advantage of this wonderful opportunity to increase • . / your casuor wbrdrobe at these marvelous once-a-year savings. CLEARANCE Poll/it Pointers Close Safety Pins By POLLY CRAMER DBAS POLLY*— Can an old grandmother Joiri your helpful group? When raising my family I formed the habit of’always picking up any open safely pin i would gee end oloalng.lt even If all I did waa Just ley it down again, Our new home has ahelvaa with ho doors abova my washer and dryer. If doors were put up they would Interim with other doors In the room ab I bought two roller-type window blinds, the color of tha walla, and hung them up abova tha shelve*. Now I Just lit Mm blind up to the shelf I want. - 8HORTY, have moldy peelings. When dry, wrap loosely In tiuue paper or an old piece of cloth and place between your clothes in the wardrobe. have used peellnga for year! with good result* and no ex-pens# or mothball odor In my clothing. Thank you most kindly and may God bits* you, — S. M.C. DEAR POLLY - Many of ui do not Uk* (ha small of moth-balls, so why use them when dried orange peelings can be aubatltuted? Peel the oranges and place the peelings on a» piece of paper or a tray to dry (in the sun If you like). Dry thoroughly or you will DEAR POLLY - Savs rumpled but clean paper napkins altar a maal and use them to wipe off the'top of the refrigerator and atova. They, really pick up that greasy film and when polishing day comes It la not naif the Three Parents Also Awarded With Diplomas RICHMOND, Va. m - As the last of their children received nigh school diplomas, s mother of 11 and the parents of seven also received recognition for a Job well done. Special certificates w • r a presented at Carver High school commencement exercises to Mrs. Theresa McCray and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Allen for having encouraged all of their children to finish high school. Mrs. McCray, a widow, has seen air tier 11 children through school and all seven of the Alien children were graduated from Carver. “At a time of high dropouts, we consider this an achievement,” Principal W. A. Brown said as he presented the "diplomas” to the parents. THE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY,’fULf'ifr1 , i , , .. ■ 1-r u.. ",/F* . j™, — ,i. • n i. - ■ • 7 1. • T When I do a room over, from scratch, 1 buy a picture I really like, This Is usually a good laha-scape print or a still life which will be hung in tha room. Using the colors in the picture as a guide 1 choose the paint, rug, upholstery and drapery fabric*. ★ A ♦ The plan has naver failed to .give me a lovely color ecbeme for a room and a lot of (Un while decorating. — DOROTHY. tomemak-them to Pontiac bright, brl Mr. and Mr9. James E. Graybiel of Oneida Road announce the engagement of .titbit daughter, Barbara Jot to John If, Hayes, son of Mr. and MfS, M. T. Hayes of Dwight Avenue. both Barbara and John are students at Michigan State Univer-sityt v ( Ada J. Powdll Choosesf a Slim Styled Gown The First Church of God was chosen as the setting for the recent evening wedding of Ada J, Powell to Donald'A, Ooqdale of Home Street. . Carrying an old-fashioned bouquet of daisies, the bride wore a white peau satin gown Check ilhlngf' When.buy Irig washable gar-m o n t s, especially oilier apparel, cMbk to.make pertain that the linings also are washable, ■ V with a slim floor-lenglh skirl and a bodice trlpimed with Rochelle lace, Her shoulder-length veil was secured by a •pearl and crystal double Crown, Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs,'-William G. Powell, of Bridge Road and* Mr. and Mrs, Allen W,, Goodale of Midland. Wanda glider was maid of honor and Peggy Powell and Janet McKImmy were bridesmaids. Tha bride's, brother and sister, Billy and Edna Powell were Hngbeerer and rltowergirl. Standing beside the groom was best man Donald Oliver, Ronald Stanley and John gt. Amant were ushers. 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For these are smart coordinates py one of the countr/s leading, makers . , . all reduced to Vk off j ' y > thel/ariglnal pricwf/And ,the ^election is exce1lent., fn . fact, thiis extraordinary sale encotripasses our entire stock of this -v'bnrr B—i* ' l ■ i, / ^ \ ii * > 115 " ■B mi, .,■ r, v •,^wv,ij *h , . p THE PONTtAC PRESS,: THURSDAY. JULY’Wl, lOIH am ■ a**i*lQ i j* - ,,// / \ , i ~ ; -i... - ~* ■» '■ <1 iijpr i u ii i a aw raniaaii a **. u Hflua 11 «, Vairy Chicken Salad* I rig redients tt cup bottled Italian draping 14 teaspoon dried shredded green onion.' or I tablespoon chopped greenonion M-cup chopped .cashews H teaspoon salt M teaspoon pepper V* teaspoon cruehad tarragon I cups diced, cooked chicken 1 jar or can spiced peaches ft4 cup mayonnaise, 2 tablespoons light cream Core lettuce i wash In cold water and drain well. Place In plastic bag; refrigerate. Comblnte cooked rice, dress* Ing, onion.,cashews, salt, pep* per, tarragon, and chicken. Mix lightly and pack In 5M»-cup ring mold; refrigerate. Separate outer lettuce leavea to line large plate,; ahred remaining lettuce and place In center. Unmold rice ring onto lettuce and place aplced peaches In center, saving Mi cup of syrup; blend with mayonnaise and cream. Paaa with salad. Makes 0 aervlnga. Celestial Chicken salad Is uplque In that it Includes tiny whole mushrooms and whole ' Celestial Chicken Salad 4 cups dicod cooked chlckei) 2 cups diced celery One 414 ounce Jar whole musl rooms, drained ti cup pecan halvea, toasted 4 slices crisp Med . bacon, crumbed 1 cup mflyonnalseor salad dressing t: 1 Cup dairy sour cream 114 teaspoons salt 2 tablespoons lemon Juice Combine chicken, celery, mushrooms, pecans and crumbled bacon in a largo bowl. Blehd mayonnaise or salad dressing with remaining ingredients, Add to chicken mixture, tossing lightly to mix. Chili thoroughly. Serve In crisp lettuce cups, If desired. Yield; 8 to 8 serving!. Note; To toast pecans, place In shallow baking pan In preheated moderate oven 1(280 degrees) about uj minutes. . For • colorful, luncheon dish a • r v * pimkmto caps fUled with carrlM chicken salad. BI e n d together mayonnaise and sour cream; taste and ad her ma; „„ m.M, ..—..i; testa__________ just seasonings. Additional curry powder may be used here, or try a few tablespoons of very finely .chopped chutney, For a Chicken Salad la Ptmlentos 2 cans or Jars (7 os. each) whole pimientoa, drafted 3 cups cooked chopped chicked 2 cups Cold cooked rice 1 cup thinly aliced celery 1 cup drained cahned plneap-, pie tidbit* i t ripe avocado^, diced (option- af) Mi teaspoon curry powder , Salt to taste Mi cup plain French dreaaing Mi cup maywinalae 14 cup dairy sour cream Seasonings to taste Salad greens The plmientos should be well CHINESE CHICKEN SALAD By JANET ODELL Pontiac Press Food Editor It Is a ChlneM belief that fine cuisine comes from cooking food correctly to bring out Its true flavor, rather than adding Masoning to IL In practice they do Just that. You can experiment with their theory with two chicken salad Cooking the chicken will ta a little time, but the results v be worth the trouble. Boy t chicken breasts or halves of Mi broiler-fryer la heat-proof shallow bowl la steamer or In rack la large Add water to come halfway up around bowl; cover, bring water to boll end steam 48 minutes. Remove chicken from bowl, reserve 141 cup Juices; brown : chicken In a few tablespoons of gpt oil In skillet, Cool; cut in julienne, strips. Chill until serving time. At rorvlng time line a largd bowl with outer leavea of iceberg lettuce. Combine reserved Juleea, 14 teaspoon aalt, Mi teaspoon dry mustard and *4 teaspoon pepper. Add chicken strips; toss lightly to coat well. Shred half of remaining lettuce. Mix with chicken and heap in salad bowl. Serve like curry, with lltlle bowls of condiments.' Offer Shoestring potatoes, pea-nu ts or kumquats. Snipped green onion and parsle$ are good too. Makes 8 servings. For a heartier chicken salad, add rice and mold the mixture. Far Eastern Chicken Salad 1 head iceberg lettuce 2 cups cooked rice (14 cup before cooking) CELESTIAL CHICKEN SALAD drained and aU exoesa moisture rimoved with paper towels. Chill while preparing salad. Ingredients except la• t less exAUQ flavor, lemon juice, salt and pepper and porhapa a pinch of basil or majoram work vary nicely, v ^ * Combine salad mixture end creamy dressing, mixing well; FUl plmiento cups with chicken salad, pressing in firiply but carefully; chill Until ready to serve, or about three hours, Serve on greens. Make 8 servings Blue Cheese on Stock" dive your charcoaled steaks additional glamour this summer by topping them with crumbled American blue cheese. You alio can use a spread made from equel parts of butter and blue cheese. 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CREME FOR FRUIT — Fresh fruit served with a "front-Spoon favorite fresh fruit into big" cm be a refreshing finale to My meal/ It is especially sauce disbee; top with cream, good •for hot weather menus when the light touch is so im- Mskershout loupe creme. portent. oOTT STOW*51— SAVON'S SUPER X BRAND Bl|F*BlA'DE CUT Spread French or Vienna broad lightly with sour cream, add slices of hard-cooked egg. then ioi» with a sprinkling of shredded dried .beef, A filling of flaked awkad fjah, lima juice, dill and a Mnllf amount of lour cream goes nicely between slices of whole wheal bread. Pot Roast Top cracked wheat bread With sliced cooked chicken, then with .green beans marinated In tarragon vinegar. Garnish the Chicken with green onion and radish illcei and serve open* | face. STYLE LEADERS at BUDGET PRICES! Smokedf Pfeifer Hambur Wrap freshly bought chicken looaely In wax paper or other wrap and store In coldest, non* freexlng part of refrigerator. It may be kept 1 to 3 days. Keep froaen chicken frown until ready to use, allowing sufficient time for thawing before cookjng. Follow package directions for thawing. * , * * After chicken is cooked, serve promptly and alao promptly refrigerate leftover chicken and gravy separately in covered containers. Remove any stuffing from stuffed birds and refrigerate It In covered container. MeaUixe portions, properly wrapped, may be froxen end held up to 1 month before serving. ^ Chock our low, low prico for this fino quality, fino-sounding radio. It'l backod by G.i.'s 90-day warranty on both .part* and labor. GOLDEN,RIPE Bananas Enjoy tho fino sound and programming of FM radio, as wall as standard AM ... all for a remarkably low prleo. Pink Topping berry cranberry sauce to 1 pint of vanilla ice cream in your electric blender container. Cover and blend H minute. Makes a perfect topping to "freshen" j up yesterday's case. 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PONTIAC MALL On Telegraph, Waterford Tp. LEAN MEATY SPARERIBS »>2J I'1 FRESH LIVER beef — 25 h PETERS SLICED BACON ;.r ;Af; % C Lb. $1 Pack 1 SCORES A FIRST - Sen Margaret Chase Smith of Maine holds a rose in acknowledgment of her nomination as GOP candidate for president yesterday. She was the first -woman in history to be nominated by a major party- ' ' WHIRL OF POLITIC^—Michigan’s Gov. Romney, a powerful force at the GOP convention, is shown here talking to former 0, S. Ambassador to Switzerland Henry J. Taylor. Scenes like this were common on the floor of the convention during yesterday’s hectic session. , Arizona Newspapers Flood San Francisco “The blackest reaction won the battle in the Cow Palace. The 1 progressive forces that have ruled in the. Republican party since 1940 were trampled down under hooves this morning." ■ | 1 ' Said Oslo’s Liberal Dagbla-det: “Those who once made up the ‘Eisenhower wing’ within the Republican party have suffered a catastrophic defeat, which also will turn out to be a catastrophe for the party itself. With Goldwater as its political By RICHARD L. GRAVES SAN FRANCISCO — The cloud of delegate votes that eclipsed William Warren Scranton’s presidential nomination bid also cast a long shadow* across his political future; Politicians-are loathe to write off the public career of any current officeholder with the election record of the slim, affable Pennsylvania governor. But at the same time there are facts that weigh heavily in an assessment of Scranton’s prospects in the "years ahead — particularly 1968, another presidential year. No. 1 fact: Scranton is a governor who can hot succeed himself. Under Pennsylvania law Scranton may not succeed himself, though he could again run for office after an intervening term. Elected in 1962 by a margin of 486,000 votes, he now is in the middle of his'four-year term. That means the base of his political power — chief executive of a major state — will be cut off at the end of 1966. With one possible exception there would be no office open that year that he could seek as a springboard for 1968, should Goldwater fail to win this fall. There is no senatorial election-in 1966. ^ . OVERCONFIDENT? i Asked If his campaigners I might be overconfident, he re- ! plied: “What, with Goldwater ont-j i the ticket?” j I GOP candidates most likely ! Several Spanish government officials expressed delight at the nomination. “Now,” said one, "we will see j a real live, hard-hitting campaign in the states.’v entire front page of the Phoenix Morning Daily. Copies were to be hmde available to delegates as they arrived at the final convention session today. 1 Consequently, should Scranton have presidentiat aspirations in 1968, there would be a two-year gap in his public career. The still youpg Scranton — he’ll be 47 Saturday — is the multimillionaire Scion of the family that gave the 'city of Scranton, Pa., its name. / / With his private resources, • plus his prestige as a former governor and presidential aspirant, Scranton probably could keep himself in the public eye on the lecture circuit and by writing articles. ' - f No. 2 fact: Almost all Pennsylvania Republicans, starting with. Scranton himself, feel that Goldwater’s nomination means a desperate state campaign to salvage control of the legislature; maintain the present 14-13 GOP edge in congressional seats and reelect Sen. Hugh Scott, Scranton’s convention-floor manager. mm: The one possible office Scranton might consider — and the prospects hinge' on results. this fall — would be his old congressional seat in Pennsylvania’s Wth District. V /But old profs in the political World generally figure a man loses authority when he steps down in1 office.1 - Scranton, however, has said he wouldn’t consider the Housei j of Representatives a step down. Besides, he liked the job when he thadiij . - 1 • I Bjjjt Lone^ign Tent Story Of Defeat DenH>nstratftrs For Scranton Were Boisterous, HE PONTIAC PRESS, TltURSDAV, VnlY Ifl. Winner nates A Big Hug . .. Arizonan s Victory Places Gov. Wallace in Dilemma MdNTGOMERV, Ala, (UPI)iterest of conservatism or press* - Gov. George Wallace found his campaign in the hope of , himself in somewhat of a dllem- corrallng enough electoral votes md today with the selection of to throw (the presidential "race he Hoi Sen. Barry ^Goldwater as the into the House of Represents- Republlcan presidential candidate- Wallace and Goldwater both are counting heavily on the South in their campaign for «■ electoral votes. in a three-way race with President Johnson, the t w o conservatives iposslbly could kill off each other’s chances. The Alabama governor now "must decide whether to withdraw from the race in the In- 1N THE SPOTUGHT-Rep. William Miller of New York has the eyes of the GOP convention on him today after Miller was mentioned as a strong possibility on the GOP ticket as vice president. Ike Mails Goldwater A SAN FRANCISCO IP - For-mer President Dwight D. Eisenhower congratulated Sen. Barry Goldwater Wednesday night on his winning of the Republican presidential nomination and ap- j bling plauded Gov. William W. Scran- said fives. Goldwater and Southern Republicans have expressed 'hope that Wallace will choose the former course. FOUR COURSES Moat observers agree there are four major possibilities., • Wallace. could continue his campaign in the 16 states he has listed — /and hurt Goldwater. ' • He Could drop out, thereby giving at, least silent support i to the Republican conservative. • He conceivably could succeed in attracting enough electoral votes to be able to “bargain for a deal with .Goldwater or Johnson.' * • The bottom of his campaign could fell out with many if his supporters throwing their weight behind Goldwater. The latter possibility was demonstrated yesterday as South Carolina’s “Independ-* ont Democrats,1" who claim more than 88,000 votes, lined up behind Goldwater. Those were votes on which Wallace was counting heavily. It was Wallace’s second resent setback. The Kentucky date attorney general has an-louribed that Wallace could not file in that state as an independ-snt candidate because the deadline was April 2. . . , Loser Keeps Chin High Liberal GOP Candidates BEDLAM BREAKS OUT - Supporterh of Arizona Sen.-Barry Goldwater turn the convention floor into. a. sea of signs as they demonstrate for their candidate following the nominating speech by Sen. Everett Dirksen of Illinois. The demon- stration, first of the evening, was ground to a halt byConven-tlon Chairman, Sen, Thruston Morton of Kentucky only after It had extended seven minutes beyond the alloted time. Facing Tough November LONDON (P - The nomination of Sen, Barry Goldwater aroused editorial apprehension iu Britain and moat of Europe today. Government officials refrained from public comment, but. newspapers in general de-scribed the choice Of the Arizonan as a victory for the forces of reaction and a threat to world peace. Bitterest of all, predictably, was the Communist press. Pravda, the orgart of the Soviet .Communist party, said Goldwater was running on the “most reactionary, bellicose and adventurist pre-election platform in American history." MOSCOW REACTION , The mWow paper Sovet-skaya . Rosslya declared that Goldwater was backed, by a coalition' “consisting of the most aggressive capitalist groups, racists, trade union opponents, crusaders of anti-communism and Ku Klux Manners." There were hard words for the GOP standard-bearer -from anti-Communist journals, of Western Europe as welt. Stockholm’s Liberal Expresses the biggest daily in Scandinavia, described the nomination as “a catastrophe1’ for the Republicans, a threat against the United States, a danger to the world." , Copenhagen’s•,Liberal Ekstra-bladet asserted: SAN FRANCISCO ww of a national convention. j FrustraUon-for. 19 years, ^ Jacob K. j.viu «f New I I America has been the most Y#rft sald fae M ^ i jpowerful country in the world j frvatio|U ab4ttt Jidwat«r-( j j thermonuclear ”might to mop up i ' ajp ^ : Sor prejudice-to white' «»« could fhal more «cepUble. Americans who fear racial Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller of, equality he is a man who would New York, who also opposed the! stand up to the Negroes.”- | Goldwater nomination, promised 1 PARIS PARER FROWNS [*® support the national ticket IrtParis, the iefWeaning Com- bbt rtopped short of saying he # bat described Goldwater as “an wouW work for “• t PHOENIX, Arlz. HU - Five irresponsible prospect for presi- , , *w w • W , | thousand copies of iodey's spe- dent who risks blowing up the j R«p. Robert Taft Jr, self-: cial edition of the Arizona Reworld, blowing up Europe, blow-, styted “moderate” running Tor Dublic were nown to the fling up his own country” P {a Senate seat this year in Ohio, Reaction in conservative, | predicted Goldwater would car- j Publpfn National ConvenUon in strongly antl-Communlst Spain] ^ Wa 8tale and that he would Sar ^!T.C Jh*f mT’ "8 k-was mixed.- , {helpGoldwaterand vice versa, LA ^1° hom??r^0 rWm Mi K .. Barry Goldwater and the head- if I * * J . S THE PONTfAC PUKSS. Vnjj&AV, fr^LY 10, Arizonan Shuns Old By GEOFFREY UOULF SAN FRANCISCO (AP)-Bhr-ly Uorrfi .QoldwatiP hii hli own idea/ about presidential campaigning- and almost «v> orything also. * ( "I'm not ont of thoso baby-Wiring, hand-shaking, blintw> eating candidate!," ho Mid once. "I don't like to Insult the American Intelligence by think* Ing that slapping people oh the back u going to got you voias," When a crowd chanted, “We Want Barry" for 40 mlnutee at a Madison Square Garden rally In New York, Ooldwater finally shouted Impatiently, “You’ll get him If you'll just, be quiet." R was not the usual response of a politician to a cheering throng. By, hia own account, Gold water Is bucking the trqnd of hlsto< ry, seeking the White House as a senator froth the small* population Western state, of . Arizona. IGNORES AIDES Ha goas where ha wants when, he wants, eoin«Uinei ignoring what bi> political advisers re* gerd ns pressing local campaign chorai, * More than a year ago he said, i.i.,. ...-------‘ -A 'Tvo never done anything to gat the nomination, and yet all of a sudden everyone wants to thruat It on me." He uaetf to talk of “the president thing" es though he couldh’t quite believe It. But last Jan. 3, Goldwater, 85, announced htf wai going after ANOTHER FACET - Under thev stubble Is Sen. Berry Goldwater of Arizona, who looked this way after roughing It in,hia state’s back country, . - > JIT PILOT — Ooldwater is -a major general in the Air Force Reserve and is climbing into an Arizona Air National Guard plane. Goldwater ofteri pilots hia own ,small plane on his junkets around the country. ON WRONG ANIMAL - Barry Ooldwater and the late' .Robert (Believe It or Not) Ripley rode mules during trip down the Grand Canyon long before Goldwater ever dreamed of political prominence. However, even at this time, the elephant, not the mule, was taking on spediql significance for the ^conservative Arizonan, . iis ■I the top -Job. Now he lays, "I wouldn't have got into this if I didn't really want It." But an aide said, "However, he hai.no overwhelming desire to be preeident, If he thought there was another oonaervative who qould do the job he'd be glad to hava him do it," SHUNS CAMPAIGN Gold water’s wife, Peggy, doesn't fit the usual pattern either. She shuns (he campaign brail, I An Introvert In a family bf ex* ’ (reverts, she says she worries that she might "say something wrong" In an interview and sjja'a “scared to death" about making a speech, It Is no family secret that Mrs. Goldwater, the only daughter of a wealthy Muncle, Ind., Industrialist, would hava pro* furred her husband to remain the businessman she married 30 *““s ago. Goldwater Team Mixture of Parly Pros, Amateurs SAN FRANCISCO (AP)-A band of devoted amateurs with a sprinkling of political professionals guided Sen. Barry Gold-water's drive to the Republican presidential nomination*. Key men In the lineup Gold-water calls "the Arizona Mafia" Denison Kitchel, 56. a Phoenix attorney who has known Goldwater for 30 years. Kitchel got e heed start in the Goldwat* er campaign, signing on 10 months ago, oetenelbly as manager of ,the senator's campaign for reelection. RUNS SHOW Kitchel doesn't go In for the hurly-burly side of politics, He once threatened to quit-—-all in jest—if Goldwater kissed a baby. Since the formal atari of Goldwater'a campaign Jan. 3, he has been running the show from an office on Washington's Connecticut Avenue, His only earlier political outing: a stint as general counsel of the Arizona Republican State Committee from 1957 to 1903. But men In the Goldwater camp say Kitchel haa an attribute far more valuable than a history as a politician: the complete trust and confidence of hia candidate and qld friend. Dean Burch, 30, an attorney from Tucson who once was administrative i assistant to the senator, Burch la KUjzbeTs second in command, andine man who handled Goldwater’s scheduling during the Six months of .presidential primary campaigning. In San Francisco,, he worked on the convention floor as assistant to Sen, Carl T. Curtis of Nebraska, the Goldwater floOr manager. STATE CONVENTIONS -Richard G. Kleindlenst, another Phoenix lawyers. As codirector of field operations, Klein* dienst was assigned to many of the state GOP {Conventions at which, Goldwater, built his delegate power. The cigar-smoking Kleindlenst Is resigning after the convention to nin for governor of Arizona in a three-way primary race. Once an Arizona state legislator, he was chairman of the State GOP Committee from 1956 until 1982. the committee that set Out 14 months ago to draft Goldwater for the nomination. White and Kleindlenst shared a trailer in San Francisco—a mobile communications command post, linked with Goldwater and the senator’s men on the floor—outside the Cow Palace during the cniclal balloting, WRITES SPEECHES —Karl- Hess, 0 former newsman who writes the senator's speeches—1 and .the camp's wisecracks. Hess Is the man who labeled Gov. William W. Scranton's bitter convention letter to the senator a "farewell address." Hess, 41, has worked for Newsweek and Is tAe author of five books.* He joined the Goldwater forces after the losing campaign for New Hampshire's presidential primary. —Edward K. Nellor, 50, Gold-water’s press secretary, Is a former Washington newsman who, once served ael director1 of radio and television for the Republican congressional, committee. He signed on with the senator March 15 after five years as director of public relations for the National Association of Manufacturers. •F. Clifton White, codirector of field operations, is a New York public relations consultant and a long-time party worker. He was the executive chief of LONG WAY TO GO-This was t{he way Barry Goldwater looked when he was a mere toddler, 51 years away from the Republican presidential nomination. “IVjfaybe I'll gat accustomed lo it," she sighs. v ' :j SONS HELP Goldwater’s sons, Barry Jr., 28, and Michael, 24, have taken leave from their lobs to help in the campaign’. The Gold waters alio have two daughters, Mrs. Thomas H. Ross and Mrs, Richard Al ien Holt. /(It is a closely knit family with a .tradition of the Western outdoors. They did a lot of camping and riding, and Barry Jr, Ig'an aviator Inter his father. The senator *ls checked out for military lets and is a major general in the Air Forqe Reserve, PIONEER STOCK rGoldwater traces his ancestry to pioneer stock, His grandfather crossed the desert from California to Arliona to found the family department stole. One of the senator's favorite campaign lines: "How he did It without federaljdd, I’ll never know," The senator’s father was Jewish, The elder Goldwater married a Nebraska nurse named Josephine Williams. The senator, hia brother RoberUand sister Caroline were raised in their mother's Episcopal faith. Hip mother is close to 90. TEAM CAPTAIN - The Republican nomi- ton Military Academy, Vs„ in 1627, The team nee for preeident (third from left,, bottom row) won the state championship. was captain of the swimming team at Staltn- Watched on TV Nominees Mother Takes News Calmly Goldwater got into politics 15. years ago when he was elected to the Phoenix City Council. “It ain't for life, and it may be fun," he wrote his brother, Bob. The bug bit< however, and a, year later Goldwater moved into state politics, successfully managing the campaign that put Howard Pyle In the governor's seat. CAPITAL APARTMENT Through the years the Gold-waters have commuted between* Phoenix and Washington, maintaining a two-bedroom apartment in the capital And heading back to their hilltop desert home whenever they can. , Hia amateur radio hobby is also a favorite form of relaxation. He has even had a set Installed In his private plane so he can chat with felloe hams while enjoying another favorite pastime—flying. The frequency on which his station operates has never been made public, but the call letters are K7UGA. The family plane, which Gold-water owns jointly with his un-cle, is a twin Beechcraft. They sometimes,rent it out ivhen it Is not In use,' Son Barry Jr. also sta to fly it. Goldwater also Is fond of his fast sports car, which, like : hia home, has all the gadgets that can be attached to it. Among the devices in his home is an electronic one that raises and lowers the flag on an outdoor pole and an elaborate sound system that can pipe the sound of falling water into the bedroom. WEALTHY FAMILY Like her husband, Mrs. Gold-water comes from a wealthy family. Her father, Ray Prescott. Johnson was president of the Borg-Warner Corp. of Muncie, Ind., maker of automotive parts..She studied art and dress designing before she was mar-ried. 1 ' r ■■1 She met Goldwater in his family department store on one of the winter vacations her family used to spend in Phoenix. They were married on Sept. 22, 1934. PHOENIX, Arts, (AP) - The mother of Arizona Sert, Barry Goldwater reacted calmly when her aon received the Republican presidential nomination. Said Mrs. Baroh (Josephine Goldwater: “I've gotten so used to thie that it doesn't bother me." None-ihe-less, for throe days and nights, the 89-year-old woman haa sat In front of her television set watching the San Francisco convention Intently. “t've been very much interested in these activities,” she said. PIONEER NURSE Once a pioneer Arizona nurse, Mrs:. Goldwater has remained strong. She lives with a woman companion, Susan Armstrong, formerly of Chicago, but moves about her two-story Phoenix home with authority. She Ukes to do things for herself, As she reached for a cigarette Wednesday, a visitor offered to light it for her. ' “No thank you,” She declared, “I do that myself. I’tp strong as a man." The nominee's mother weighs 95 pounds and Is 5-feet-fl. She lives bn the second floor. 'All my life, I lived In a two- In by Acclamation, Not Unanimously COW PALACE, San Frahcisco (AP)—The Republican National Convention Wednesday night adopted by acclamation a resolution to make unanimous the nomination of Sen. Barty Gold-Water. But not all the delegates voted for Goldwater and some didn’t vote at all. The official tally showed that: New Jersey gave Gov. William W. Scranton of Pennsylvania 2 votes, Kentucky gave him another 2, West Virginia gave 1 to him and 1 to Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller of New York, Oregon gave Rockefeller 2, Maryland gave Scranton 12 and 5 New York delegates abstained. story house. Those stairs don't bother me," she said. Like her famous son, her jaw is thrust forward; her nose is, long, solid. Her voice Is strong. She has enjoyed the convention. “Do you know about the Scranton letter?" she grinned. (Gold-water's chief rlvfcl, Pennsylvania Gov. William W. Scranton, sent the Arizonan a blistering message.) DIDN'T MIND "'Barry did just right. He just sent the letter back. I didn't mind that letter. It, was just pari of the political game. . “No, I don’t, mind name-calling, but I do think It’s foolish for people to knock each other. We’re all human beings, though, and we all have our thoughts about other people, Of course, some of us keep them to ourselves." She said she never expected her son to Seek the presidency, “but that's all right. I want him to do whatever he wants to do." MOTHER WORRIES Now that Goldwater has won The GOP nomination, his mother worries a little about the future. , “Well of course, since hf's running, he's going to be elected," she said. "But it's such a thankless Job." WATCHED ON TV—Mrs. Baron J. Goldwater, 89, mother of Barry Goldwater, watched on television as her son was nominated for president at San Francisco yesterday, She was a pioneer of Arizona and took the news calmly. Barry Won by Out-Organizing, (EDITOR’S NOTE - In the following dispatch, a veteran UPl political writer tells how Sen. Barry Goldwater prevailed over the long odds of a few months back to capture the Republican presidential nomination.) 1 By RAYMOND LAHR SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) Sen. Barry Goldwater won the Republican presidential nomination in the face of unfavorable public opinion polls and substantial opposition within his ' vn party. How did he do It? With the 20-20 vision of hindsight, Ms bewildered and disorganized opponents can now see three big factors which contributed significantly to “'** * ’’s “impossible” vie* First, Jbe was a good "organ-ization man.” In 10 years of wheelhorse labor for (fete party organization, he built close personal ties with the state and local Reputxlican leaders who cdhtrol delegations to national nominating conventions. , ■ political pros helped him conduct a precon-pared in efficiency to the one waged by the late John F. Kennedy for the Democratic nomination in 1960. ★ ★ Second, he skillfully out-maneuvered his opponents by pursuing a delegate-collecting strategy that sewed up the nomination before his divided opponents were sufficiently aware of what was happening to, join forces in a stop-Goid-water effort. Third* he capitalized on a deep sense of frustration which, has long existed among conservative Republicans, who are much more heavily represented in positions of power in the party organization than in the party at Jarge... , , These conservative Republicans were tired of having “Eastern ktagmqkero" snatch the presidential' nomination away ftfora their favorite at the last minute and/bestow it on a candidate with a more liberal image . . ‘ WAITING FQR OPENING Ever since 1940, when con- vention campa ign that com-servative hero Robert A. Taft was pushed aside in favor of political unknown Wendell L. Willkie, the conservatives have been waiting to have their own way at' a national convention, instead of being told that they “must" nominate someone with a higher rating in public opinion In December 1962, about 30 1 Goldwater partisans attended a secret huddle in a Chicago hotel. The meeting led to the formation of a Draft-Goldwa-ter-for-Prcsident Committee. When the committee was formed, 'Gov. Nelson A. Rocker feller of New York Was heavily favored to win the presidential nomination. But a month later, the divorced Rockefeller married thie divorced mother of four small children. Most Republican professionals w r o’t e Rockefeller off as a real possibility for the nomination. The S| ||| “*‘«r movement boomed in ItingWacuum. r * >v. 22, 1963, all political blueprints worq torn up after the assassination of President John F. Kennedy. STOCK TUMBLED Part of Goldwater’s strength had previously lain in his presumed ability to carry a number of Southern states against Kennedy. . When Kennedy was succeeded by President Johnson, a Texan much stronger In the S o u t h. Goldwater’s stock went down. He won feeble opposition from Sen. Margaret Chase Smith in Illinois and from Harold E. Stas-sen in Indiana. But his campaign started moving again after he became an announced candidate Jan. l*\T'Xwi Goldwater’s preconven-tion. strategy gave attention to the presidential primaries but with equal or greater emphasis on enlisting support in states choosing national convention delegates in congressional, district and state conventions. Rockefeller, the only other major candidate with a Wetyfl-nanced organization, paid little attention to the convention states, perhaps because he knew he was weak in most of thei UNIMPRESSIVE RECORD Goldwater compiled an unimpressive record in the e a r 1 y primaries. Favored to win New Hamp-s h i re’s bellwether primary March 10, he was beaten by a write-in campaign for Henry Cabot Lodge, Authorized Goldwater slates were defeated in primaries in Florida and South Dakota by rival slates of delegates, who were officially unpledged but included a number of Goldwater Supporters. WROTE OFF OREGON Goldwater wrote off Oregon to concentrate. on California. 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' Scranton could win. only by prying many Goldwater delegates away from the Arizona This proved an impossible undertaking, because Goldwater delegates had £een chosen care-ftilly from among Republicans determined to stick with him as long as he had any chance of winning the nomination., . ★ ★ h With bis late start and poor prospects of success, Scranton could offer no strong appeal to the uncommitted delegates. , * W -Long before the convention formally convened Monday, del-e g a t,e s were scrambling/ to climb aboirdthe Goldwater . bandwagon, • / |t/i t ■ i §1 SLEEPER LOUNGE 12 Only Reg. 12.99 WALL MIRRORS by Boston .' ' .20x24 S>n Plot# Gia»* septa SOFA BED SLLEP OR LOUNGE morneu by flight--’ v3/„ free deli 17-19 S. 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TMATI CATSUP ID* breast'O'Chicken " CHUNK TINA tt 25* mmm Lema, Venturi Do Not Worry Ohio Belter, Action' U n d § r Way for Major Crown on Golf Circuit COLUMBUS, 01)|a Wl-Jaejk Nicklaus opens defense of Nil, PGA golf ehamplonihlp Thursday, bolstered by home cooklqg»and apparently unshaken by-the threap of the game’s two newest rockets, Tony Lema and Ken Venturi. ' , . ; “They have their hot streaks, and I have mine," said the 210-pound powerhouse with a shnig of his massive shoulders. “To me, they are Just two other guys In the field. I play my game. I win some. I lose some, If I'm lucky, I win a big one." BIG THREE At 24, Nicklaus already has joined GeneSarazen, Byron {Nelson and Ben Hogan as the only players to win the three major American championships — the Masters, Open and PGA. He Is seeking to become the first since Denny Shute in 1938-37 to put PGA titles back bade,, , - ■, :;t ' ;v, ■ i, “I may have overtrained for the Masters Nicklaus said ing a casual final practice session. • “I have taken it a bit this ttnte. I didn't p|ay at all Tuesday. I reel keen and relaxed." ’’ Nicklaus, playing before home town gallery, is the favorite at 4-1. Arnold Palmer, the Masters champion, and winner of the British Open last weekend at St. Andrews, ark 3-9 with VentuH, jthe reigning Open king, listed at 8-1. Most of the players are vlnced that par-70 will take murderous shelUicking, with the winner likely shooting as low as270flr 272. The Columbus Country Club course measures 8,851 yards. It is relatively flat, with true putting greens and no water hazards. The tournament presents the annual blending of the stay-at-home teaching pros and the tough, money-grabbing tourists, the old guard and the new, the top shot makers from this country and abroad. , Heading the old guard and giving the tournament unusual color is Hdgan. The once-dreaded Texas Hawk who dominated the game in the 1940s and early 1950s, at 51 still is a flawless machine from tee to green, but quakes at the sight of a three-foot putt. The Hawk’s long-time rival, Sam Snead, 52, winner of three PGAs, turned up with an aching back overnight, and is almost certain to- withdraw, although he-promised not .to make an official decision until Thursday morning. Other oldtimers i nc lud e Shuto, VtafGhezzi, Jim Ferrier and Chick Herbert. The list includes nine players who’ have wort 13 Opens, eight who have won 14 Masters, and 18 who have captured 22 PGA titles. | Long-Hitting I Jack Retains | Driving Title COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) -Jack Nicklaus has taken his first step toward retaining his PGA championship. The 24-year-old belter kept his , PGA driving championship ' Wednesday. ; Nicklaus, who last year • won the pre-PGA tournament contest with a record drive of 341 yards, 1 foot, 5 inches and went on to win the PGA /title in Dallas, topped 21 pros with a blast; of 320 yards, 1 foot, lift ■ indies.. ■ ./ / /. Following Nicklaus in the contest at the Columbus Counpy Club wHarold Wptoms, Tuscaloosa, Ala., 306 yards, 2fOet, 6 inches; ' /Sam Reynolds, Springfield, Mo.,304 yards; George Bayer, Iodine Village, Nev., 300 yards, 2 fed, 9 inches, and JMoon Mullins, .Bermuda/ ■ f Dunes, Calif.,' 288 yards, 1 foot. The younger set continued to hold the upper, hand as the quarter -/finalists teed off today in t he 48th annual Women'! Michigan Golf Aaaodatlon championship at Tam O'Shan-terCountryClub, Of the eight players remaining In the championship flight, five ark 22 yeaft of age or under. At the lop of the list Is Miss Sharon Miller, - 21, of Battle Creek. The youngest uf- the younger set Is Paulette \Feather) Frechette, TO, of Clarketon. Next on the age ladder Is Miss Joyce Kazmierskl, 19, of Gross* He, Miss Sharon Wilder, 20, of Sunnybrodk Country/ Club and 4?attl Shook, 21, of Saginaw, the 1904 Women's National Collegiate champion. < Mlsa Snook started the quarter-final round at 9 this month this morning with Mrs. Dorothy Thompson of Oakland Hilia. Miss Wilder and Min Kan-mierski were looked la another duel, Miss Frechette Was paired with Miss Miller and Mr*. Frank Caihpale of Groin lie drew Mri. Jack Scrfpsema of Cascade Hills.., Winners of today's round will close the tourney with semifinal and final matches tomorrow. WMO* CHAMPIONSHIP a swill W Wednesday1* metetat ' WBrk XtJ; land Hilli -................ ,.... HIM*, H| ■nn'iKS s ........ mlngton d»f A I rulil, Waih(wjwi"%irt« " ■ Mri, Hi J. Sanborn, Saarborn Oaf Mr*, RRjm HHXw*"^V^rSfJ!n r^Rfa3; PIHArI Hlllt, 1 UP. _ r Mr*, J, D, Hawthorn#, Mvadowbrook dal Mr*. Car) Render Ltkepomto, 1 up i Mri, Kenneth Martini, Meadawbrook art ?rlTll. j3 Kndliwwd,Tup an Tam O'Shantar Waihtanaw. ' * Orchard La tada, WMO a dOf Mri. ijK.jWfi. W"p. (yider-M°rrr swp*i,' W-Jam Wilcox, 4-3; Mr*. C. P, McLain, wi tanaw daf Mr*. Thpmai McMaitar. PI Hollow, M.t Mr*. Jama* LBaTr-' p*( Eleanor Yarrow*, Tam 0‘ mm _ Patti Shaw vi. Mri, Dorothy Themp-*6ni Sharon Wlldor vs. Joyce Keimlerwii Feather Frechette v*. Sharon Mlilayj Mr*. Prink. Campil* y*. Mr*. Jack Scr aiam*. ■ plril Pijant Mr*, a. b. Laany vT. Mr*, Philip A> O'Cannriii Mr*. Barbara Mellon v*,. Mil, ch,r,M * gw FAVORITE RELAXES — Relaxing after a second round victory In the Woman’s Michigan Golf Association championship Is Patti Shook, 21, the pre-tourney favorite, who downed Mrs. Frank Rlchart Jr. of Barton lolls, 5 and 4, yesterday at Tam O'Shantar. *efa MrjT/dai#" BrelharV * Third Flight Mrs. J. O, Hawmorna v*. Mri. Martanai Trim* Jacks vs. Mr*. \ PHth PHpM Miss Shook, seldom In on the 0,128-yard course, turned back Mrs, Frank Rlehari Jr. of Barton Hills yesterday, 6-4. Miss Frechette continue •toady play as she ousted ice Ellas of Cascade HlHe try Club, 3-2. In a mild upset, Mrs. Thom-on poiftad a f S-l triumph over Mri. Keith LeCiair of Ann Arbor, two-time Women's Slate champion and 1964 Women's District Golf Association champion. Miss Kazmierskl, who finished second to Mlsi Shook In the col- legiate toumamenf, turned back M?b8 f “ * fi * “ Tigers Drop 2 by One-Run Margins Pontiac's Ballief Loses Publinx Bid Special to the Pontiac Preea MINNEAPOLIS - AH five Michigan entries fell by the wayside in first day play of the National Public Links Golf tournament Wednesday. Thomas Balliet of Pontiac only one,, to survive the first round, lost out In the s e c o n d. bowing to Dennis MUirphy o f Anchorage, Alaska, 7 and 0. He won from Ken Friend of Chicago, 1 up, in the Hint Losing in the first round were Salvatore Pomante of Lake Orion, 3 and 1 to Chet Latawiec of Minneapolis; Alfred Krol of Mount Clemens, 1 up in 19 holes to Garence Yee, of Honolulu; James Law of Rochester, 3 and 1 to Robert Korsch of Pittsburgh, and Eddie Leonard o f Detroit, 2 up to Bill McDonald of Topeka, Kan. Only one “name" player, de* • TODAY** Map* 7-7) Washington (Stenhoua* 0-! (Paieuat 104) Cleveland (Romo* 44) t imcago j, new Torn - . Pittsburgh 3, Philadelphia f , Milwaukee .6, San Franclseo/2 Los Ahgelto 13. St. I...... " Cincinnati 2, Houston / TOOAY'* San Francisco (F (Fischer 64) Houston,/(Bruce t -hM 74), nUMy 7 ' I PhKadelphla at/clnclnnafl, Pittsburgh at/Mllwoukeo, 2. twl-nlght 'Chicago at pit, Angeles, night Houston at-'San Francisco, night Now York/at St. Louis, night Largest Field to Vie DETROIT (AP) -r More than 80 cars, the largest entry ■■ever received for a single major race in Michigan, are expected for Sunday’s qualifying for the 100-piile stock car race at the Michigan State Fair Grounds. The race Was scheduled originally for last Sunday but was1 rained out. ' , fr 1 Boston's '52 Squad Hit Death Takes 5th Teammate CRANSTON, R.I. W — A fifth member of Boston Uni-, versity’s tragedy-scarred 1952 football team is dead. Bob Capuano, who died Tuesday, thus joined four others of the 11 starters on that team of 12 years ago, who have died including baseball stars Harry Agganis and Tom Gastall. / Aldo Buff Donelli, coach of the 1952 team/dnd now football coach at Columbia, almost wept When toldCapi had di^dT •dnelli said^ill five , of the fyers “were fine it what is move important, they also were iple and would have fine citizens Of respon-'kibility” For that ill-starred Terrier team, one of the best in the university's histdry, the incredible skein of tragedy began one September night in Syracuse., N.Y, It was the second game of the 1052 season and junior guard John Pappas of Worcester, Mass., a quick, tough, performer, lay sprawled on the grass at Archbold Stadium. , PILE UP Pappas was knocked unconscious in a pileup and never regained his senses. He died two days later. He was 20. The team went on to a 5-4-1 season. ■- / ★ W ' Throe years 1 ate r and tbe team’s most? celebrated member, ^Quarterback Harry Agganis, dubbed the Golden Greek was enjoying. an, (excellent season as first baseman for foe Boston Red Sox. , Agganis, a southpaw, had been brilliant for BU from foe start. Paul Brown, coach of foe Cleveland Browns, called Agganis “the successor to Otto Graham,”1 who then was leading foe Browns to a series of National Football League championships. But Agganis chose baseball and after one season in foe minors was quickly: promoted to foe Red Sox varsity. He was hitting .313 and field- Ex-Red Sox Slugger Ails BOSTON MV- Retired Boston Red Sox slugger Ted WL3nms is undergoing treatment at New England Baptist Hospital to de-, termine if surgery can be avoid- ed. A physician who asked he not b® identified said Wednesday night Williams was in traction after reporting to the hospital three days ago to see aboiit back and leg pains. ' Williams went to foe hospital from the boys* camp be operates in Lakeville. Bowmen Plan Big Shoot WATKINS GLEN, N. Y.. (UPS - The 23rd annual National Field Archery Association championships, involving 1,000 competitor* from all over foe Country} wfll be held ilme July 28-31". ing brilliantly when stricken June 6 in Kansas City. He died of pubmmary embolism three weeks later at, foe age of 25. Before he was graduated from BU Agganis helped train an end on that 1952 team, Tom Gastall of FaU River, Mass., as his quarterbackreplaoement Gastall, like Agganis, was ,an all-around athlete. He won 12 letters In college, captained Boston University footbaU, baseball and basketball teams, played in the North-South football game and was drafted by Detroit of the NFL. > But Gastall,/too, chose baseball and signed with Baltimore for a $40,000 bonus. A KILLED IN CRASH He was killed Sept. 20, 1956, when his private plane crashed into Chesapeake Bay. He was Jim Meredith was a starting tackle on that 1952 squad. He later was graduated with an Army commission. His leg was shattered in a parachute jump during foe Korean war and was amputated. Two years ago cancer developed in the stump. He died’soon after at 29. Capuano was Agganis’ favorite passing target. He was a big, rangy end with incredibM Jump- ing ability who also was rated one Of the best Msketball play- ers in university annals/ Capuano was hospitalized several monfos ago with what was reported to he cancer. His condition continued to wdrsen iatiti he died Tuesday at the age of 133. ' tiiifMiytt : i / ! fending champion Bobby Lunn, 19, survived into the third .rpund of match play. But other youngsters were showing the ability to develop into "name4’ atari A 19-year-old from Hopkins, Argentinean Wears French Golf Crown CHANTILLY, France (AP)-Roberto De Vincenzo'of Argentina, who has learned the value of, caution in bis ,41 years, dropped fat a carefully arranged six-inch putt on the fifth extra hole and claimed his third French Open golf title. De Vincenzo, who had a one- stroke lead going into Wednesday's 18-hole final, finished the scheduled 72 holes in a tie with South African Coble Legrange, each , with a 12-under-par 272. De Vincenzo, who had won this tourney In I960 and I960, and Legrange immediately went Into a sudden-death playoff and each had birdie fours on' foe easy, par-five first hole. They each paired the next throe. On the fifth, however, Legrange hit into light rough, lofted his second foot' into a bunker and exploded out with a’ 32-foot putt facing him. He missed by four inches. De Vincenao was on in two, lagged safely to within six inches and dropped it for foe victory. ■ ■ . Phil Rodgers, La Jolla, Calif., who led after the first ground and was only one back after 36 holes, ballooned to a 75 to the morning and had a 73 for a 284 total, finishing far back. Mlnn., Jim CarUon, who will b* a sophomore at' foe University of Minnesota this faU, proved to be foe g I a n t killer, eliminating medalist Sfove Oppermamt in till first round and then dust ing foe top player of Hawaii's ‘ team, Greg DUtilato in foe second 18-hole tost. But other potential threats also Were defeated while t w o youngsters BUI McDonald, 20, Topekan, Kan,, and 23-year-old Dennis Murphy, of Fort Richardson, Alaska, indicated they would be herd to best. Along with Oppermann, George Welsh, Dayton, Ohio, the runper-up for medalist honors, and two of-the fdur who tied with McDonald and Murphy ifor third medalist honors were eliminated. Welsh won his first round match but was eliminated by Bob Hawkins, Tacoma Park, Md., in foe afternoon. Bill Faritm, Phoenix, Aril., who had the second best medal score of the field, an opening day 06, lost to Yates Adams Jr., High Point, N.C., 3 and 2 in foe aecood round and Dmre Graska, Oshkosh, Wil., was put out by Mike Stotarik. Waukegan, III, one-up in foe fir at City Golf Manager Gets Hole-in-One L. C, Baraer carded (Da second hole-in-one of his caroor yesterday at Pontiac Municipal Coorse. saner, manager «f the coarse, bagged his ace on the No. S, 198-yard. part hole «»-' ing a three-wood. He carded a 43 for foe round. Playing wifo him were Frank Miller and Vin Denny. Press Carriers Have Putt Putt Tournament Pontiac Press news carriers will have' a chance to go “putt-. ing” around between paper deliveries from Monday August 10 through August 13th. The putting will be done at fop Putt Putt epurse on Dixie Highway in a special tournament for Fiontiac Press cantors only. All Props Carriers are eligible to enter the tournament for which foe deadline for . entries is August 1st. Pairings wifi be made Monday August 3rd and qualifying wffll take place at the Putt Pott course August 4-7 from 9:18 Sum. to UMU. i Qualifying will be over 54 Putt Putt holes and those wifo scons of 136 or less will go Into the tournament August 19 in 54 more holes. The low 50 per cent will then continue play on Friday August Ufo. AWARDS Trophies and medals will be presented to foe winners and foe local winner will have the opportunity to compete against foe Michigan Putt Putt winner. This winner will then have n chance at the regional tournament in Champaign, HI, where foe prize Will be a 1964 automobile. .. X Press carriers should submit entries to foe Putt put comae or to foe atthe Pontiat Press. 7-0 Conquest Fifth Shutout for Angel Ace LOS ANGELES (AP) - The Detroit Tigers should have known better than to tot Dean Chance, pitch a full game for the Loe Angeles Angels baseball team. Every time Chance has pitched a hill game for the Angels this year he’s shut out Backed by Bob Perry’* homer In the eighth inning, Gurnee allowed only five hit* and walked only two Detroiters as the Angels, won foe nightcap of a doublehendcr 1-0 Wednesday night. It was Ms seventh , victory in a dozen decisions. SWEEP PAD! Los Angeles beat Detroit 5-4 in the first contest — making it the first time foe Angels have swept a doubleheader from the Tigers- The Tigers play their next game Friday at Baltimore. Don Demeter, his timing back, smashed a home run In foe opener for Detroit. But Felix Torre’s 430-foot homer pulled Angels pitcher Barry Latman out et a six-game losing streak with the deciding rim. Chance’s shutout was his second straight and fifth in five complete games. Pfol Regan, who was relieved In foe, eighth, gave up ail eight eighth toss against four victories. Perry, who had bomerod only once in hte previous 29 games, led off foe eighth with his game-winning shot, a' 420-foot drive to left-center. It was his third Mt eTthe game. Latman, Who hadn't won since May 13, went & 1-3-innings in the Opener and picked up his third victory in 10 decisions. He allowed three runs, one urn gPARMA LOSER The loser was rookie Joe * Sparma, 3-2, who started foe game with an earned run av- . erage of 0.83 and was tagged for four runs in four innings, i - > LOS ANGELES Mr DM 4 8 Il f' if I 0 Fl Sperm* p Phillips ph Kalins ph . _ ,Er*go*l *t 3 0 1 0 WfM Smith If 4 0 0 0 5 1 11 Rodger* c 4 0 0 0 I i I 1 Clinton rf 2 211 3 0 0 0 Torre* 3b | ill 1 5 O f 0 Satrleno 1b 3 110 • •0 1 Kniop 2b 3011 .VfOOUnmon p 2011 0 0 0 0 R.La* p T O O 0 I 1 0 ■ 4 04 1 .OB—Detroit. », Lo» Angels* 3. 2B—Lstmsn. 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Bob Perry's garnet of the year, Ford prevented the Qrkuea from getting a man beyond first base an he brought Ms record lo 1H lowered hie earned run everaga t® Hours later, Grant took the mound for the Twtns and start’ ed laboring He gave up eight hits In the ftret Tour Innings-three in the fourth—but managed to keep the Washington Senators from scoring as he wound up with a (HI victory. Fold's three-hitter was the eighth in the AL jhla season and the 19th in the majors, but Grant stepped up to e^plateati that hasn't been reached since May M, 1959, when Uw Burdette of Milwaukee allowed Pittsburgh U hits before winning 1-0 In II innings. TVloier that time wee Harvey Haddlx, who pitched II innings of perfect ball against the Bravee. Available record books list one 14-hlt shutout In each league —by the Chicago Cubs In 111! and by the Senators In 1M. One other shutout wee turned tn Wednesday, Dean Chance of Los Angeles getting his second straight in the nightcap as the Angels swept Detroit M and 14. Elsewhere, Dick Stuart hit two three-run homers as Boston crushed the Chicago White Sox H-l and Kansas City took two from .Cleveland M and 3-S. The second game of the vital Yank&>s*Oriolcs series, was decided in the second inning when Mickey Mantle opened with a single off Dave McNally, Tom Trash walked and the* two worked a double steal. One out later, Pepitone lined a single to right-end Ford took It from there; •; # W . * Glint won his fourth In five decisions since bung acquired from Cleveland and brought his over-all record to 74. 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Yankee Open Begins Friday Mickey Wright Topi Fluid of 33 Womtn United Slates Women's Open chsmplon Mickey Wright will lead a field of 33 female entrants whon the 112,660 Yankee Open begins Friday at the Atlas Valley Country Club in Grand Blanc. • ’ Miss Wright, winner of’ the USGA for eh unprecedented fourth time last week, Is rated as the No. 1 challenger in the 64-hole, tournament fiat ends Sunday. A pro-am, with the pros competing for $1,600 In prise money, was scheduled to be held todpy. Also, a $1,600 special event Hole-In-One Sweepstakes wilt be held Saturday. EX-NET STAR Althea Gibaon, who once performed before 17.000 tennis fane and Queen Elisabeth at Wimbledon, Is also among the entrlei. She retired from tennis lii 1900 when she was named Associated Presp woman Athlete * of • the Year, after being the first Negro, man or woman, ever to Win the aingleai tennis championship .In the 87 year history of Wimbledon. She is now serving her apprenticeship with the LPGA before being voted Into regular membership. \ Catcher Jesse Gonder got in 42 games with the Mets last season after being obtained frorp Cincinnati. He hit .302 with the New Yorkers. Life Not Always Rosy for RIVER FOREST, III, (APH A 16-year-old girl who grew up on 'the wrong side of the tracks In bustling Hamtramck, Mich., is dblng everything right on the tennis court, Her performance s! the National Clay Courts Tennis Chani-plonshlpa have left fans with the dletlnct impression Jans’ (Peaches) BartkowiCs will be the next Maureen Connolly, Last Saturday, Peaches seldom-smiling tigress on ths court*-' won fie Wimbledon junior title. In the current clay courts meet, she has swept past her first two opponents. STRONG STROKE Seeing Peaches off court Is one thing, Seeing her play Is another. She !a perhaps the shyest girl to reach national competition, But she haa Hot lost e match this year against 13 opponents, featuring a devastating ’ forehand, whipped by a frail body. From a poor, hard-working family, Peaches made fyr starts In • public park-tennis class when she was 10 years old under tutoring of Mrs. Gerald Hoxle, well-known tennis patron and talent developer In the Hamtramck area. The nickname of Peaches was, bestowed on Miss Bartkowlcz by Mrs. Hoxie, wl^ explained just couldn't, stand the name Jane." * w, Mrs, Hoxie think]! Her No. 1 pupil can become the nation's No. 1 woman tennis player, Right now, Peaches is taking instructions by long distance telephone. Mrs. Hoxie Is < In 8-3 Win One-Two Punch Aids CIO The famed one-iwb attack of boxing was the punch,that carried GIO No. 694 to an‘8-3 comeback victory over Talbott Lumber last night at Jaycee Park. The triumph kept the union nine (5-8) in the battle for fourth place, the final playoff berth In .the city Class A Baseball League, Talbott currently bolds down the spot with a 1-7 mark after having its three-game winning streak snapped if 11 night. The lumbermen held a' 34 lead based on a six-single attack in the third inning that produced all their runs. But Gene Luppino and Chet Woodmore, CIO’s'first and second batters, rapped back-to-back triples in fie fifth inning ' > erase the lead. j ★ . ★ ★ The two combined in the sixth to- ice the verdict; Luppino walked on a three-two, two-out pitch to force in the go-ahead then Woodmore followed with a base-clearing double to sew up the decision. 1 Southpaw Pat Harick, In bis first start of the year, held the Risers,to,'one-hit over the final four frames to get the victory. Tonight second-place Pontiac Business Institute will- tangle With M. G. Collision, which Is battling to keep its playoff chances alive." Woodm'r* 3 imltw lh Taylor« KTrV 1 j SorMttrlb I r I HMton rf B0i woodhuii rf ooo ChofTnntb ill Gonzales >« 3 1 J Johnsonc i.O f BarTcKp 2 J 0 Ruch p 0 0 0 * Convert# ph 0 0 O Totals W Sit Totals tFTl CIO :*M ...........CO# 134 1-1 11 I Talbatt Lumbar ....... S*3 SSS 0-1 I f Doubles — Woodmore, IM. Triples -- Luppino, woodmore. Runs Batted in — Woodmore . 4, Luppino 3, Gonzales j 3-3 R.f R, Ruch 4 SO, 2 W, W R-BR. Errors i— Lupr— “*“*•“ Big Meat on MSU Track mount Pleasant (apj-t- Some 300 athletes are expected to compete in the U.S. Track and Field Federation’s' Michigan’s All-Comers meet Saturday at Central Michigan University. trip, but her husband, a local coach, is filling In. "Mr. Hoxls just tells me to improve my volley and wdrk on my serve" said Peaches. "I' work on these things “constantly." »v 1 sachet i for paraea on boy frltnds, but she. does not shut herself completely from social life. Unlike moet of her rivals, Peaches has had little en-couragement at home, Her per-ante, mostly epeaklng Polish, uneasily view totals as a game for fie leisure class. Poaches Just wandered onto the tennis courts at Hamtramck and was urged by Mrs. Hoxie too "give U • fry," Soon, she'was winning,local matches. Then, she won the national girl’s 14 gnd under crown. Last July, she won ths national 16 and under title at Lake Bluff, 1U., While at$U 14. , Now, the tennis iky seems the Umlt for Peaches. - POP! I DON’T NEED HELP - Billy Lee, lMi-year-old son ot pitcher Don Lee of the Loe Angela* Angels, wasn't very I happy when dad tried to lend a hand at the plate lest night In LA during the annual Angels' fithere-sons game. The game preceded the Angels-TIgers clash. Lefties Harass Phillies' Crew By The Associated Press Philadelphia, Gene Mauch said, was having troubles with left-handers. The Phillies had some more Wednesday night. Jerry Lynch, e southpaw swinger, clouted a three • run homer, powering Pittsburgh to a 34) victory over Philadelphia. \ In talking about me Phillies’ recent problems, > wtonager Mauch was referring spefeKtoal-ly to left-handed pitchers. But Lynch's blast—to the opposite" field—did as much damage as pitchers have been doing. LOSE SIX ' The Phillies have dropped of their lagt seven games since vaulting into first place in the National League. The slump has tumbled them back out of first' —although not by much. First-place San Francisco also lost Wednesday night, 6-2 to surging Milwaukee, keeping Philadelphia just one game be-1 hind. Some shoddy fielding contributed to the Phillies' latest After Manny Mota led off the fourth inning with a single, Roberto Clemente grounded to third baseman Richie Allen. The rookie tot the hall get by him for an error, and shortstop Ruben Araaro, backing fie play, picked up the ball and tossed it wildly to second; permitting the runners to advance one base each. * HOMER Lynch followed with his hofie run off Jim Burning. Elsewhere in the NL, Cincinnati edged Houston 2-1, Los Angeles bombed St. Ldlis 13-3 and Chicago nipped New York 3-2. “ a Fairly smashed two homers and drove in five runs for the Dodgers. Willie Davis and Tommy Davis also connected as Larry Miller recorded his ^ Special ^ STANDARD ENGINE REBUILBERS 6 Cyl.,... $95°° V-8's, . .$11500 Thi* includes . . . Rings, Rod Bearings, Main Bearing, Grind Valval, Fit. Pint, Deglaze .Cylihdar Wall*, . Gasket*, Oil and Labori uiJiiSO..................... '■ FACTORY REBUILT ENGINES 695 AUBURH RD. Slt-HTI 218-997? first major league victory. The Dodgers collected four runs In the fourth, on two hits, two errors and a wild pitoh. 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EXPERTS offer you Complete Photographic Service with a 7-1 triumph .over Pom tiac State Hospital Bob it Larry (94) share the lead with Orchard Lanes, a 13-2 victim of Local No. 683 (5-7). Class D Play Has No-Hitter In other National games, Circle Inn (8*7) downed Bud & 'i (8*7), il-3, and Barry Door (7-5) pinned a 8*1 defeat on Git M Construction (74). Bob it Larry hacked the four-hit pitching of Lloyd Harper with eight hits off lorn ing hurler John Richards, Tom McMahon and Joe Croteau paced the attack with two hits each. Tom Metzdorf horn-ered for the winners. Two huriers combined for a no-hitter In Ctass D action to highlight the Junior baseball scene Wednesday. Gene Duncan (the winner), and Dick Krause collaborated on the hitless game as Arnold Drugs whipped the Police, 8-1. McDonald's Drive-la took a 24 lead la the top of th£ first but was stopped cold there-* after by Jim Garcia as Kamp-sea Realty pasted a 84 Upset victory. „The other "D” tilt saw St. Mike score four runs in the first inning and ride the four-hit pitching of Mike Backes to a Local 683 picked pp only seven hits,; but losing hurler Ken Boussum walked 13 batters. The union team scored twice in the first and added four more In the second to put the game out of reach. Otto Graham Adds Players NFL Pro Champs Git Into Swing EVANSTON, III. (f>—The College Ail-Stars, 47 standouts during (he 1363 collegiate football season, report to Coach Otto Graham today for uniforms and briefing in preparation for the Aug. 7 clash with the Chicago Rears in Soldier Field. Graham, head coach at the loait .Guard Academy and former star quarterback for the Cleveland Browns, will launch formal practice Friday. Graham's staff includes Mike McCormack and Ray, Renfro, both newcomers this year, and holdovers John Sauer, Mike Scarry and Dante Laveiii. Since Graham first announced his collegiate' squad which will try to repeat last year's upset of the National Football League champion, two new players have beeh selected. They are tackle Scott Apple-ton of Texas and tackle J.ohn Maczuzak of Pittsburgh. The All-Stars last year defeated the Green Bay Packers 20-17. £■■ 7i i - -'m D End Hal Bedsole of Southern California and tackle Bob Brown of Nebraska have been dropped from the AH-Star roster because of injuries suffered in the recent All-America game at Buffalo, N.Y. PRO CAMPS ORANGE, Calif. - Ed Meador and Frank Varrlchlone arc the Los Angeles Rams’ co-captains for 1934. Meador Is defensive back, Varrlchione defensive tackle. PAIR OF HITS Bob Fraiser lashed opt a pair of hits fdr fhe winners and hurled five-hit-ball to win the decision. HIRAM, Ohio - Bob Brod-head, former quarterback for the Cleveland Bulldogs of the United Football League, left the Cleveland Browns’ quarterback camp Wednesday after telling Coach Blanton Col-Her be didn’t think he was good enough to play for the National Football League team. BALTIMORE - Jerry Logan, who performed creditably at left safety as a rookie in 1963, has signed -his second National Football League contract with the Baltimore Colts. i-■ Logan, from West Taxes State, was given his starting chance when veteran Andy Net son' was injured. Logan led the Colts with 279 yards on 28 punt returns, and also gained 170 yards on eight kickoff returns. HERSHEY, Pa. - The Philadelphia Eagles of the National Football League announced Wednesday that star end Pete Retzlaff has agreed to sign his 1964 contract at an increase over last year's, salary. He will report to camp, here Sunday with the remainder of the veterans. 1 Retzlaff's salary is estimated to be around 626,000. 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Hank Bali with hit 46 cubic craft "Wait-4-Ma" heads the local entry list; but his class will have to contend with 1964 National High point leader D l,e k Boyer of Germantown, Ohio, In the $28 cubic Inch division. 1963 national chnmp Ed Morgan of Trenton, Michigan, holds the favorltei' role. He holds the world's five mile competition record. Buddy Byers, who Is. the world’s record holder- for straight away speed ,in the "7-liter class as ill m.p.h, is the top racer In thla division. He hails from Columbus, Ohio. The first heat on the mile Ind half course H scheduled to start at 12:30 noon and continue through the afternoon with pits and spectator areas located near, the Edgewater Beach Motel. , • There is no -admission to watch tho races, merely a nominal parking fee.. The Pontiac Metro Club wlU .handle the concessions at the racing area with proceeds donated to charity, Sloop Skipper Reacts Fast LONG BEACH, Calif, (APl*-Lowell North, a fast • thinking sloop skipper from San Diego, Calif., goes after a third victory today in the finals to pick a U.S. entry in the Dragon class raping at the Olympics. North- won his second' in a row off Long Beach Harbor Wednesday when he adroitly otitmaneuvered the leaders at the first Weather mark. He took a furlong lead amr was never seriously challenged the rest of the way around the 10.8 mile course. He was left behind at the start in light, 6-knot breezes. Then the wind shifted, the leaders- overstood the mark, and North took quick advantage to slip into first place. Officials of NFL, AFL Player Groups Huddle CLEVELAND UP!— Representatives of the players associations of the National and American Football Leagues met Wednesday and discussed.“mutual problems," attorney Creighton Miller reported. * Miller, attorney for the NFL players, said the talks- covered, such subjects as “proposed congressional legislation, tax relief; hospitalization, life’ insurance, and pension plans." Among those present were Ordell Braase of Baltimore, president of toe NFL players’ group, and Boston’s Tom Addison, representing players in the AFL. -, '-v State Water Skiers to Use Oxford Lake The annual Michigan State Water Ski Aiaoclition chain-plonahips are scheduled for Saturday apd Sunday at Oxford Lake. More, than 200 men, women, boys and girls are expected to compete for 24 titles, There are Jumps, tricks and slalom daises for all age brackets. This will Include junior boys and girls, boys and girls, men and women und senior1 men •nd women. The competition will begin at 8 a m. each day and run through late afternoon, concluding with perhape the most exciting event -the men’s jumping—Sunday. US. Yac Near-fZertain Challenger NEWPORT, R I. m - American Eagle is unbeaten In America’s Cup totals, untested In a ouple of days and appears to be a near-certain choice to de-fend the battered, punctured old bowl against the British. The Eagle, launched this year as a potential new defender of the dented old cup which* is bolted to a stand in the New York Yacht Club, has yet'to be se-rloualy challenged In the bur-rent totals.' And the Eagle, skippered by Bill Cox, remained untested for the second straight day Wednesday when the trial series was postponed again because of fog. The. America’s Cup Commit-' tee, headed' by Henry S. Morgan, waited only two hours for toe fog to lift on Narragansett Bay, then called it off shortly before noon. Less than an hour later the fog lifted and the contenders got in some, practice time. < ★ it ★ FoUr other 12-meter tJ.8. yachts are competing and the line-up for Thursday calls, for the Eagle to race against Easterner and Constellation to take on Nefertiti. Morgan said the current series of trials will be completed Saturday regardless What the weather is like toe rest of the week. Another series will be held later, leading up to the selection of the defender. Tlie British challenge will be mounted by either Sovereign, or Kqrrewa V, both still In contention. Sovereign received a noisy welcome Wednesday bn its arrival from Stamford, Conn.,, and Kurrewa V is scheduled to arrive from England later. Dick Burgle of Devl)’i Luke, who want over 100 feet lilt year but ftnlahad aecond, will be competing again 8uriday, Pontiac’s Bob Powers, the Puerto Ripan in Net&mis MeMs Amattur King McKinley Duck RIVER FOREST, III. (AP)-?* Chuck McKinley’s reign •> king of the amateur tennis players in the United States is being aerl-ously challenged by a 90-year-old upstart, from Puerto Rico, The challenger—braeh, young Chair les Pasarell — enjoys the privilege of never having loet to King Charles, Davis Cup star and No. 1 ranked U.S. men’s performer. . Pasarell led seven survivors Info tiie quarter-final round of the 64th annual National Clgy Court Tennis Championship* Wednesday. Pasarell showed his stuff by rallying from an almost Insurmountable deficit to capture toe first set from Chile’s tough Patricio Rodriguez, 10-6. Pasarell bad trailed M. v 1 Pasarell won the second set, 6-2, thus qqualifying to meet McKinley In one of the two quarterfinals slated for Friday. Ace Not Enough, Fires Eagle-Two •late boy* alalom champion laat year and highly rated In tha nation, has advanced to the tough man’s alalom competition this summer. , After tha' competition has finished, there will he a ipe- * elsl water eki show, normally a crowd • pleating exhibition. Admission wUrba $1 per car, Tha lake la private and hue high banka for excellent viewing. * •*" *’ <* The site la located east of Oxford and there will be aigni posted In tha town with directions to the lake. Important News • •.for Pontiac Investors! Wailing, Lerchcn A Co. now brlnp you tit* Dew-Jonsi Chains AvarafM, plui ttoeing priON on glxty-Bif leading (tort*, dally, Bl 5:90 P.M. and 6:2) P M,, over Radio Station WPON, Pontiac .., U60 on your dial. For the, latBst, up-td-th* mlnut* new* from Wall Imrai. tun* In today i Witling, Lerchen & Co. MwPn Nmn Ver* Otar* Smbnot 2 North Saginaw SI. Pontiec. 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BANK TERMS AVA Gregory Boat Co. 96661. Jefferson - 823-1900 Detroit Jefferson Beach Marina * 24400 E. Jefferson PR 8-7600 . St. Clair Shotes Colohy Chris-Craft Sales, Inc. v/ viiiio-viait SdlGS, I 6500 M-29< Hwy. $W 4-4032 Algondc, Mich. iiill Sill liliilliiffilsilll 1 Wn '• ■WXW i/.i ■" , ■ :$*, >■ j •---H—'K ■ ■ ..-A/. , rirAjf4-T»'i—■•■'■■—*-r Hi i ; i ■;» wnnMMI l |M mgjpj | M t Markets, Business arid finance mw: ■ t rzraspB TltE' POXTIAC pftBSS, TUrUSDAV-, JtliY K>,1»Q4 > »f' U* *. H '•• ' ' 1 /"1 ■ Y ** mr m* 1004 If Most Doubt 1 C—r HHMMNIR RNMPMIHNNRMwiVp MARKETS Tha following are top priewa covering aelea of locally grown produce by groweri and told by them in wholaiala package lota. Quotation! art furniahod by tba Detroit i Bureau of Market* aa of Wedneaday. Produce . «euira A|»i»iei. NortHsm toy, C>A, to *c-'— ttaala Rad. >bu To Gold water Nomination Mart Shows Uneven Reaction NEW YORK (AF)~Tha' itqck market wandered Into tha plua column early thli afternoon aft* or greeting Ren. Goldwater'a nomination with a thoroughly uneven morning Mkilon. Relatively few changes on the Hat reached a full point. Trading^ continued at the same under-8* .million share pace that haa ex* lated a,II week. There were few exciting situations, Moat broken believe the mar* ket adjusted to the presidential candidacy of the Arizona senator some time ago. At noon the Associated Press '0O*stoek average was up .3 at 310,1 with Industrials and rails higher by ,3 and utilities ahead by .4. TJjtc average closed at ai\ all time peak yesterday, PLUS, SIGNS Rail and , olesotronic sections showed a majority of plus signs but motors,.steels and most otlv or key groups were mixed. Overnight background devej* opments included an estimate of much higher construcilon con tract awards this year than anticipated 10 months ago. And a group of business leaderfpre- dicted wide-economic gains for the remainder of the year Ford Issues Own Demands ' At noon the Dow Jones Indus-1 trial average was up j*,45 at 346,25, approaching the closing record set Friday, , PRICES MIXED American Stock Exchange prices were mixed In moderate trading', Kaufman and Broad Building lost about a point. Date Control was off more than 2. Dennigson Manufacturing gained about tW; Bond priced were unchanged to slightly lower. 'SorfiH Contract Artai Highly Unsatisfactory' Will Race Halt Boom? [ up, The gain may be large. Cor* AP Business News Analyst j porate profits are soaring jhis By SAM DAWSON ■ •,j*.: 1 year, and personal incomes con-NEW YORK^Personal pOlitl*! ypUB |0 Even at lower col preferences aren't changing tag rptosi the Treasury take will most(businessmen's conviction be substantial, , ,,< ihat Uto cur* * * * ,* ■ Businessmen’ are aware that The New York Stock Exchange Niw YOSK (AS)->Sallowing If a ‘ " ' *K transaction* f- •*“ iMhongg with i ,1 a ,'5 , 1 • ' Fsictiri i, —A— ' Plin(kt a, SaM* . , , Mai P|» C# 3 EwiStlr' •? r jt IPX? Be 4 b m (V ay a?**' m+h?i i s#nmon i,m i, H 41M oca 41*4 4> Vi SiSCola 1.40 33*4 JJ'i m.ll PhilS ¥ In pt| Bl ljv» dn - la ■ftpiai tow ma ftvo -> vt sii Ii m ii 4 l* SolaaoM .30 DETROIT I AP l-Kurd Motor Co, today presented the .United A'ulo Workers Union with a list of labor contract arear it.iayk it wants changed. The company said It had too' many strikes under, the current provisions. rent economic upswing Will ■Survive a heated preside n*tial campaign a, n d the November voting, ho matter how it goes, Thb threes pushing the economy higher The company did not an* flounce the exact proposed changes, but told Btl)e UAW negotiating team it wants changes in grievance procedure, union representation, temporary layoff provisions,' local negotiations, .seniority and activities of' foremen. There was no imrtiediate union reaction, feet consumer confidence,? Thu betting if that It isn’t likely to.! j-’or one thing, consumers are pretty sophisticated these days3 They can take political oratory!’ In, stride; They can hove very strong enthusiasm for this', candidate or (hat, deep Convictions the hardest thing to1 predict Is- about the right or wrong of gov* consumer confidence And hi* eminent 'policies, and still plan bits, A sudden change -In cOn- their peroonal and, family fi-sumer notions about spending or nances without much reference saving can upset forecasts, to, which political party is hi Will political campaigning af■I power, look too strong to be moved | much by campaign oratory or dire politicali predictions,, ,* Manton M. Cummins, chair-l man of Ford's negotiating team, *i said "the company believes the I* present Ford-UAW working 141 agreement is generally acceptable, There are, nevertheless, some aspects of it which have proven. highly unsatisfactory and it is only in'these areas that we will propose modifications.” GRIEVANCE PROCESS , Ford said the special grievance procedure la "the, most troublesome part of our working agreement." The provision covers grievances on production standards, health and safety and new job rates. The [firm said '‘committeemen . and unit chairmen have more and more turned to (theprqyisiotu) for a Variety of extraneous purposes. They use it as a political tool, as an harassment device, and as a bargaining lever In 'seeking concessions of all types.” company position paper -said, "We do not, |n these ne-! gotiationx, seek to deprive the v J union of its right to strike. But Ford Motor Co, can no longer ^ submit to the consequences 14 'when the right to strike is, '»[ weapon of the Irresponsible." Wheat Develops Small Early Gain CHICAGO (AP) - Wheat developed a little gain in early trading after a weak opening on the Chicago Board of Trade today. There were fractional gains by corn, oats and soybeans also In the near contracts. After an hour wheat was V* higher to (4 lower, July new grade corn unchanged V4 higher, July (1.20%; oats lower to ¥* higher, July 60% cents; rye % to %' higher, July $} .21%; soybeans % to"->/4 high-July $2.48%. The Jatest Industrial, production figures show how strong the economy is,* The new orders titlll pouring in, despite vacation letdowns , are too high to suggest any letup In the fall months. Thli Is how businessman are .reasoning; I The administration in power has every reason to ’ wgrd off any faltering. Neither' by word nor deed would It do anything but fry to make times better, Also; neither the* incumbents nor any possible successors after November would have any reason to fight, good times. And, at any rate, political measures usually take quite a while in affecting the'economy. MAJORITY CONFIDENT All the polls of business thinking continue to show a large majority of businessmen confident that the rest of the year is sure-to be good. A sizable number go along With government officials In foreseeing good timeS extending Into next year. ; Businessmen and consumers still have more to do with making times good or bad than does the government. Patients to Be Transferred in Controversy Over Care Twenty-seven patients reeelv-1 ing public assistance at Bloomfield Hospital, Bloomfield Township, are scheduled to he transferred to nursing or convalescent homes tomorrow despite the efforts of hospital officials to kedp them. The patients, some of whom have been In the. hospital for a period of years, are no longer in need of hospital care, according to Oakland County Social Welfare Department doctors Who recently examined then). physician claims, however, that the patients need more intensive care than that generally provided In nursing homes. The conflict of medical opinion was given a thorough airing . yesterday ijn ft meeting of the Social Welfare Department’s board of commissioners. , A Bloomfield Hospital staff The government will be pouring more money Into the economy the rest of this year than It Will be taking out. It always does in the second half of, any year,'when spending goes right along while tax receipts drop. The test at the federal government level will come early next year when tax receipts will pick Cong Raid Turned Into Bloody Rout j SAIGON, Viet Nam (AP) -The Vietnamese government said today its forces turned an attempted Viet Cong ambush in the Mekong River Delta Tuesday into a bloody rout of jhe Communists. -More than 100 Viet Cons' attackers were killed, a government announcement said. Vietnamese losses were listed at 17 dead and 30 wounded. American authorities said they qould not immediately confirm the figures.' • [: ^ $ I /j f * Successful % y * 1 Investing By ROGER E. SPEAR Q) “The first of April this year 1 called jmy broker to buy 100 RCA at 36. He advised me instead to buy 100 Magnavox, which I did. Should I sell Magnavox now and take my loss?” F. S. A) Your broker should not be criticized'for his advice. At the time you speak'of, Radio looked a little high, and Magnavox ap- Sared to have discounted its S3 decline in earnings, Reduction in share net continued in the first quarter of this year, which’ brought a further drop in the stock’s price, Magnavox ,is » well-managed company but I feel that they have lagged the industry in coior-TV, that military business is erratic, and that their strong system of exclusive distribution may be on theuway out. On balance,' ydu would be better off with one of the swiftly growing discount merchandisers —'Arlan’s Department Stores. Q) “I am a widow of 68 with" no children. I get $106 a month Social Security and have $29,000 in savings. I own General Motors, Standard of California, Tennessee G a s Transmission, Southern Pacific, Crown ZeUerbachi Pacific Gas & Elec. How can I improve my lot and get more in-come?” P, J. Saigon’s defense ministry said the battle was fought In a flat riceland of Vlnh Binh Province 70 miles southwest of Saigon. The sector has been quiet In recent weeks. The report said an outpost seven miles from the town of Cau Ngang came under heavy Viet Cong attack and the main fight began when a* column of government r e 1 i e f soldiers moved In. ' v . ylyde Marshbanks, administrator of the hospital, hla assistant Robert deZeba and Paul Closson, hospital business manager, appeared at the meeting to protest the transfer of the patients. CQUNTY SPOKESMEN Primary spokesmen for the county were George Williams, Social Welfare Department director, and Charles Long, corporation counsel. - Marshbanks has' been informed by the Social Welfare Department that financial assistance Jar the patients not certified for hospital care will be terminated as of tomorrow. Williams said the department has offered whatever assistance . it can give id transferring the patients. Marshbanks told the commissioners that the loss of revenue would be a serious threat to his business. PAID BY DAY (He is paid $15 a day for each indigent patient in county, state and federal aid, which is based on several factors. , Business Notes John W. Johnson, of 16fl|8 Birmingham Bivd., Birmingham, has been named assistant to the ‘ director of De- In another atnbuush Tuesday,' reported earlier, the Viet Cong trapped a military truck convoy. near Tam Ky in northeastern South, Viet Nam. Vietnamese forces lost 17 dead and 21 wounded in that engagement. News in Brief James [Taylor, 44, of 371 E. Wilson yesterday reported to Pontiac police that a thief entered his home through an unlocked door and stole $464 from addresser drawer. Dr. B, F. Dickinson of 1109 Pontiac State Bank Bldg., will serve in the House of Delegates of the American Osteopathic Association at its annual meeting July 19-22 in Chicago. A) All your stocks are'good, all offer a reasonable yield, and under present conditions you would gain little in income by switching to other situations. The solution to your problem lies in the purchase of an annuity. . Since you are without direct heirs, you Should get in touch with a prominent life insurance agency and ask what they would pay per morith oh $20,000, guaranteed for your lifetime, hut witifno remainder. f cannot, quote the rate, but it would be sufficient for you to Rummage Sale.Howarth Methodist Church, Silver Bell Road. July 17, 9-6, July 18,9-12 noon. ■/ - - • . —adv. Rummage — Bake. Sale —Bazaar, Amvets Hall, 570 Oakland. Friday 8 - 9. —adv. Rummage Sale Friday, 10 to 4-; 30 -p.m., 2042 Highfield, Drayton Woods. —adv, Rummage on Sat., July 18, 9-5:00. Mt. Qiive General Baptist Church, 1196 Joslyn. Adv. trolt Edison's tax department. The appointment was announced by Carl P. Allman, manager of taxes for the company A private practicing cer-JOHNSON tified public accountant until recently, Johnson previously worked for Edison,' from 1955-61. .The State Farm Insurance Companies today, announced the promotion of R. Elliott Jose, 157 Ferndale, Rochester, to agency manager. * A local agent for State Farm in Rochester. 3ince 1962, when he joined the firm, Jose will now be in charge of developing the Rochester, Utica, L£ke Orion and Oxford areas. Prior to going with State; Farm, Jose was with National Twist Drill & Tool Co. for seven years as assistant advertising manager. , MLS Elects Officers at Recent Meeting to Hifl} 10 Industrials. . New officers elected at [ the recent meeting of the Multiple Listing Service of Pontiac (MLS) are Jack Frushour, 424 Lakeside Drive, president; Leo F. Kampsen, 2738 Merelus Drfye, 'Waterford Township, vice president; Mrs. Hilda E. Stewart, 4261 S. Shore- Drive, 'Orchard Lake, secretary and Fred G. Rosevear, 8319 Lagoon,' Commerce Township, treasurer. IMl. RMIt Util. Stocks The largest legislative-assem-j live the rest of your life in com- fort. The ■ balance ofV, $9,000 should remain in . savings lo--meet any contingencies. (Copyright 1904)' ’ 183.7 .'134.0 313.3 33.1 ,144.3- 143.8 346.8 43.8 183.8 158.0 3.13.3 M.4 130.7 148.3 386.7 07.1 153.3 1 51.1 386.8 BOND AVERAGES Compiltd by The Auoclatod Press 30 10 It TO -14 Rills I ltd. Uttl. PA. W N,*t Change +.1 'US| - Noon ThUrs, 83.5 103.3 87.8 30.3 3 Prev. Day 82.4 1B.0 U ftl 1 week , Ago 82.4 103,0 M *0.1 1 Month Ago 81.3 101.5 87.4V. *1.2 1 Year Ago sib 100.0 M.5 1 ».j 1 1344 High 103.3 88.4 31,3 - 4 1364 LOT .80,5 100.8 (7.2 30.1 1 1*43 High . .M.2 lg.4 •**............... JM3 I ’33.1* IHmm j mm , C-4 i rW Bn Tits PONTIAC frtlftss. TinTflEDAV. J^LY 10, I 5| UWtf'f Lock of Salt in Diet Causes BEN CABBY By DR. WILLIAM BRADY Balt ta anf lQM|Mnijlva/iti^li. but that Ain’t the rsaum why many peruana habitually eat tee , much aalt. 1 One reason in that the regular diet daea not include 'enough meat, fish, poultry, game, eggs, oheeaa and milk to supply the 2 grama (about 90 grains or half of a level teasgaanfull (lie healthy body, requires dally. , Carnivorous animals, omnivorous anlmala and the nurs-lings of domestic' or wild her* bivoroua animals get all the salt they need from their food. food hnd hence, arc attracted by ealt UcM. , A wee pinch of, salt gives seat to some food which otherwise wouiabe^taatoloas, but too muc|t suit added to food masks the natural flavor and blunts, the sense of taste. People who habitually add salt to their food before they have tasted It, and gobble It down with little or no mast lea* Hon don't , knoW good cooking from bad ,or fine food from fed* heavily salted by the rook that the eonaumtr ean't tell wbotb-as it ia good er bad feed, Ixebialvo aalt, aa well aa Pepper and varloua condiments help many a "potwalloper" cover up what he or she baa done to the food, Herbivorous animals generally get insufficient sail from thei? In (he "greasy spoon," Sloppy Joe's Place and some private kitchens, everything is so Jacoby on Bridge WIST *K4 emots exitt ♦ K 7 4 NORTH II AQH3 Sift ♦ 7 048 4QB i BAST All VQB* ♦ Q10J 4J10B68 SOUTH , if tieetmelt, will be gniworM by r, william Brady, if a iTtmpaO Mdr-* (Copyright, 1M4) % Dr. I. M. Levitt, Tom Cooke and Phil Evans : South would take that trick BERRY’S WORLD In dummy, cash dummy’s I queen of dubs, enter his own I hand with the ace of dta-j monds, discard dummy’s last heart on the ace of dobs, ruff e heart In dummy and then I* try. the trump finesse. It would still lose, but South I has eliminated his losing heart trick first. JACOBY {ft «• t * ■ Astrological^ * Forecast '* * ■* * "Thf « iar, '21 to Apr. »): Soma ..., Mi may, be ■ it—■ ■■ I for discouragement -1"- a,..n' (w,y ......... _n SIMPLICITY sage across. . drain. How off on legal agreement. .Stress LOGICAL APPROACH, “ . CANCER (Jun* 2! tend to be caroles, concerned. FrlOnd ■ V All Iff ■ romantic pursuits. to settle personal, profession vow can accomplish much. I maho decision, . . then follow inn Long-distance call later in day < .P FRIDAY IS YOUR BIRTHDAY . , you hay*jt^blllty to^comijtrt persons By Jim Derry By OSWALD JACOBY First things first Is a good formula for dummy play. Usu-** I .................Hilo ally tjhe first thing to do go after the trump suit, but there are - occasions when an alert declarer should do something better. Fred Karpin points out that when South won the first trick with dummy’s king of hearts and took a trump finesse, he violated this rule with disastrous results. Q—The billing has been: North iMt South Went 1A Pro* l V Peso 2 ♦ Pam 8 N.T. Pass 4 N.T. ' Pam ' ? You, South, hold: AKJ68 vqilt 482 AAS4 What do you do? A—-if your partner plays thla as Blaokunpod. bid Are dia- he pbya it aa a raim fas i TODAY'S QUESTION Instead of bidding'two diamonds over i one heart, your partner Jump* to three diamonds,'What do you do now? Answer Tomorrow1 By V. T. HamLn 6RANP WlZBR.rM IN A hock or a sA*re( oof) MOT MV CROWN AN* HI MNTiMWMCKi n CAPTAIN EASY By Ladle Turner West won the trick and led a second heart. Later, South - had to lose a trick In each suit { and was douta one. South had something he should have done before drawing trumps. Of course, had he failed to draw trumps right away, he might have a high card ruffed, but that chance was a small one and there was a better chance to eliminate dummy’s heart loser if he started a campaign at trick one. South Should have won the first trick in his.own hand with “Party Unity!’ BOARDINGHOUSE but not etl 6 RELIANCE. ___________ •flair tonight. LEO (July 23 to Aug. 22): Rstsnt evont may cause .nostalgia. Wise course is to LOOK .AHEAD. Realize you — gain through Innovations. Break tradition. Be original. Utilize wond sense of showmanship. VIRGO (Aug, 23 to Sspt.,22): You will gain through correspondence, vlsr* exchange of Ideas. You toss If you L.. obstinate. Highlight versatility. Whatever you do today — do it with ZEST! LIBRA (Sept a to Oct. 22): You may be drawn between desires and Ideals. Consider long-range aspects. Use logic. Don't try to Imprest with garitn display. Share appreciation of beauty, music. SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to NOV. 21): Your Intuition concerning .financial. activity Koves correct. Cycle remains high. But wary of one who promises much . . . he will not be able to 'provide It. Maintain confidence. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 to Oec You will hove chance to display at Present, plant, hope. In clear to Key Is building from bottom up. no loose ends. One, with capital „ favorably Impressed. , CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to Jen. 12): Help pawn to Htlf themselves, if you hold oft on definite promise, you will Elly help friend. May not be easy. I you really core — that's course to AQUARIUS (Jan. 20 to Fob. 18): position dear. Includes activity I.. __ munity project. Profit Indicated through new endeavor. Stow that you ~ confidence. Tonight f jetton ^jnske - news' I General Features Carp.) MORTY MEEK^b By Dick Cavalll C? 7 * TM THINkHKk? OF StmZIN0 TH6 PRE&PENUAL RACE fi€> ' A WdC HC»S6 OWtOKIE. NANCY I OKAY—BUT FIRST TAKE . A LOOK AT X. THE ONES ( YOU TOOK l yesterday J CO 1 By Ernie Bunhmiller GRANDMA \r ',^1 By Charles Klim AND t PROPPED AN I ON MY MOOT AND CRA€MCDItMTOA tan while MoiNa MY SCOOTER / ■MG Siiftfe. DONALD DOCK By Walt Disney il£iiN XJkU'l ; ■ i:LiuL y- ■ Hifil I ■ M-vL ‘...V,, Death Notices MHMtrW MAI ,PrnlM j/ lAriinSi A IMMKiBt % WiwnSmSm pMfis Oakwood Memorial Mauagltum, enajwti may call-tha Casa Chapai iw»r r fnii tvnfno, - 1 bJpAM.1 mrwwiiSjro s p,m, *Ha!7 to » BffifeB'ot'ta-l Saw'llmf# hlJllwlr wfjr )i, iT^iw ^fT^r'^ipJr'S • kwiiattwivi iuiy li, at To *,m, at It. Patrick's cathode Church, {nftrmanl In, LakaiMt samSyry, IIummIm visiting hours 3 to ) teTfln.r liOGI IIS, JIM Y H, IVAt, l AtlNIt , lflT Connell Hoad, Brandon, Town- • ihfai aya SO), baimM Wile at ■In Mb' liMmi MavN'MyflMar of Mrs, 01b Rowe, dear mathaf of Mrs, OWMwy Stinkard, Hartay, J w. Ralph o„ paly W.KlIvii Li Nancy A , Lalloy, waiiay, HMW I,, any Charles M, Reytrti alio lurvfvwl hv tour sillers, two brothers, any tavan grandchildren ->*> “ hofirtfl, H JM Home, ■RRPMnnb„ /an amah eiikiiMny Intormont "in Lea#; Cent •( Ttianki “ "1, Cemetery Lot* j 44 , I (Mt A VIS I OT» MM It TMM'Aff ittjtAvf i or in ftAKiAMn iiii.Mi ‘ Phon»P|4l()Io#V' M*vln® 1,1 •*'' "RLBfS Portonali 4-| 4-piici coMeo i Not rock ’ and roll, Avail for Club work, reception*, u dlnys, partial, ate. PR 4 853? aW , tllit1 TOMBF* ' Ttnr on womah iiiimi sndly piivloni1, phona PI iffdro tf'n.m:. of, If no an> mu i t- •; ii/ h confMantlal * fiOwidMrS ANB*APf itir ilrt ‘BWfrnv ' Michigan. ' loot and Found %vm^ueri iA"-Mite #1 gvlng full reference, anticin*t< ail salary, anofoia recent plclur*. , College Grad Inglniirlng Sale* Trained FEE PAID , , CAR FURNISHED Require man under to with •, I, degree ora mflUiry complete, tm-maoMra ooonlngi, local Atjy&n> I NT FMnX V loft Ar‘R^ONN H WO I, MAPI IS, . * BINMINHMAM Ml 4-3692 •"CTOivnNftosfinK ” OF DETROIT ,/ RO|)YN|Isi’nRHS J AMMAN IHORTHAIRIO BUM, glHORitf "*« n v c n Iv of Baidwini |,ri, ■«, OoUyBRV HELP, WANTED TQ warn OnrM»oT " work evenings amt weekends, mum CSIti Mil IVAtTDNHitW^. Bedermln# arca, f )>menttt old pupa,lot, malt and tomtit, reward. lUOitoS* i nn change “ pOMI 'W ITH money for ggytgr bill, vicinity Iporfam, Oti §j| * LOil; KODAK C AMIR A INITA-matte No, 100, Vicinity of com-mme-unlon lake, 3437)77, I on Ml vi n O H IV ¥681 oaf. evening, vicinity of lira Answers to Bo, PI asm* tUT,' Tlllr iTACk VMKIHIRI Terrier, Pino, bake area, Sunday July 12, reward. *42 4720 ROWARf) FOR RETURN OP^BOVi lbike token from kyyi Tv»», “• and whit* Ionle Plyor, If I, I At WIIM TO RXP RE 11 OUR , llncort thanks to ill OWF nelohbori, , “ ‘ aha relatives,, tor thslr v of sympathy durtno Department Manager TV‘Stereo department of large retail organ!* ' latlon needi a manager who it experienced pnd capable with a good sales record in thli field. Excellent opportunity. Write Pontiac Prui Box 7. ILECTROWX^” Needs,men tor ioRm and itrvict, Ml irliiabeih ban# Rd„ pontlaC, IXPVlltj^lO _AM mechanlt Reply Pant lac Pros* jiur recent accident, I Ins atony tine, expects ko be ro-1 leesed r r I d a y , Mr, and Mrs, ,_Uwrtnco M«|or, , ; * ' Wl: WISH TO THANK OUR MANY | lr lends and nelyhbors tor their many Mtk'af fclndttoM duHny our recent Ooraavamon! at the to** ot our wtto ■ and mother, Arlene Wortiat. The J| |T Wernat tomily. Annaancamynti ' I Hj3oV~7S' ~WlTI*iJ‘nrT?Tl weekend at our ranch In the Thumb area. Ilia Mod to Plentltul me .yoftotoiM, toanaoack ridtoy, hay rides, awimmins, snorts, iron,; yr> danotna;« you into, Motorv* Nans avallinto to rdtdn; 1 yroMM. AH, Boy and Olrt I MBN TO WORK IN OBIIN> ■ house, no oxperlonte necessary, Can nimish Housing, Martin Schaefer Greenhouse, It* TR S 03H r WtoAlkln*, Troy, Mtchtgon, rairwANfm t >or rfiTfAT- jetton, t for Mrytoo, Apply Cooley |j.m, (|)J» t.0MJ , Paco, y.m. Han, Michigan Phone Ma e MS bit w"6p"6TrerwKT|oi< you- tan atterd,. 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TiLIORAPH, FRIDAY JULY 17 FROM 4 TO I P,M; ADJUSTER fRAiNEi Natlohai finance' Corporaltofs Is staking a man tor lit tocal offlco. This position otter# a career opportunity through planned advance man! to mor* roiponalbto positions, TREE TRIMMERS i! ■XBIRIRNCRD OR MBN WILL, S»ivfcSr' ^ tOCATIOffALT* IT IN 0 '.AND RabifiRVm^ 4 fgyVkKu^ri ianT sooxKcipb MS WANTED REAL LIVE WIRE RRAL HliafO Salesman, axparlancad with proven ability, Plonly m win. fur- ^pfeS^R^Btfl *Q mb TONTlOi^LlVillir^fieHW. iTjn, Must Hi wnp yiiMfWCNWi Company, battyfllt, Apply 0|t tljA , a belli lake Id, Phona Pi »Alii. An aiinai opponunlty afnploytr, WILL TRAIN * OR lilALIIMRti, to Mil CHRYILIRI = PLYM> (HII llfj HAMBLiRS and JllPil also used Ckrs, APR! Y IN PIR SON, BILL IPINCfi IIM„ Mf) Dixie Nwy, Clnrkslon > , WOULD YOU ■ LIKE 130,000 yoar with 1 weeks pdld va, and w'lla, and y 32-hour wmtl w»«k,! man so would wo, it you find If In Toin fho solas tore* of a fait grow-Ing brand new «* new car dealer, dll Jim Ollmtr at 1U-7M1, LLOVpl, Prefer some experienco, WANTE6, BKPdRIENCBD IT60F. art ami sidlny man, Plynly of stork, Apply i a,m, ft S, Cass Laky Rd- -WANTlU —mm- LiAW&J** Coolly f nooouory oi \\ l ISPfIliMCiiTCHiOPf1OTTWB4 • V**l, tpan, Applicant should give pertinent mtormaflen, namt; Iron and toiepnont number,, st have ear, information must eompleto to rocofvo prompt re-. , Mail to Box M, .Pontiac Press. IXTf(iil'Ncib'"'I'uil^Trr"iR& datall men tor stood cars. 44 Baal Kannate PB Htl , , IKPIRIBNCBO TRBi TRIMMlR batsseen tha agys of lb-34, needed by , firm eslalilished 43 years — Steady employment tor right man, , Ml MOM,____________ I III I. OH PANT TIME MNN Oood looking young man ago 1} to tor prggrMslvo saloa position It! otocfrlcai alliance, company. OT know lumbar. Apply Lake RoaOnlgp Leth tOUNO MANRldt) MAI (tally Inclined, tor mvJMPPIIRP dept, lotos, experience helpful but “* —---- - wg will fraln, ‘ ptW t , 7 1 Woman 18-25 Pirmanent1 Posifton Typing SO-fO, Shorthand SOSO wi Mours" 3*0 par w •Wl Monday-Prway OPPICI GIRL- WITH BOMB MIN of auto , nsur ana#, akpirlinie, ci OL tltol, l_ ” . .. Rnttl Eitole Saieiman ptai»^*WalVM,^Wr ^?mbe®' multiple listingir CALL VAN ' IC.HRAM, P| »to47l liCliFTlONiSf...... now ledge gr payroll ing, Earnings com' Ijfn■■ ailflfy, Pleas# wili« lei c,y, poc iesler, Michigan giving a Brtov Mokaroondeen your ^fxpirlence, R»(y A longhand • REGISTERED NURSE experienced'NN at noipllal located In Union Laky aria, MSit by rar-lerad will the Slate of Micnig Applicants miAt btr able to w night itiflt jl pm, to l a Salary rando U,mu,m plus additional I4M per hour* tor nl duly, ixeoltont trlngo bynotlls i working contjlitons, apply t«t-.n J^AKi'Jlito °r olf l40‘ pontTaC ,,## °N’ fB CtW Ilf, Mferk Wantdd Male -111 Waniod te Rent M TARPON (wN AND ALUMINUM!PRGPBIIIONAL FAMILY W 1 f HI jipPRRION SCHOOL Al sMtofigP* |MIS «r PI 4-3330, 'two school ige rhiidren, deilresi The city of Ponllec, low, CI.IAN UP, LABOR, AND'TAR* unfurnished l ltodmum heme on Modern l-bodroem ilngl* I iurnmino. pb isale * west side, wlrnln li mnulfi rd.1 H*al, lorge dining areo, - downtown P«nil«c. rat. iurdlshad. I luaknmal blAI VALUE. CONSTRUCTION LABOR, i NRiO Krl'iSi weri iiagiv! rg i I RD|Nin, IXCHAN6R. SURVlfS ir living quarters. 430130. eto __iHfiAijpNar OR Mtif. . "" "Lr&M.T MAUI. I NO , ' 3344041 M3(N ' W6ULt) )T I K E~JANjT0R, wftohman or lliht wr 6BB JWI, TRUW yard work, winnow and wad wam> log ato, Ito lob too small, UL f*jgM TArNTrN6rM«fflNTWBTnf RfTfRlBSeHaeFsUPBRINTgRB WORKING MOTHBlt .WITH O child would Ilka to short homt apartment with. Mma In , arts Hiliaboth Lake -Ssiaies or Huron. PR, S-4137 oltor 4 j». < mVmI'I Wanfod Rual Eslaie Or. Otgrat , PI 1 I ittoi minlsiryfion, B||m g Hi Jn,m, Work Wanted Female 12 I WOMBN WANT WALL WASHING I and htuieeloanlng, ait AMI, . An In BABY-IITTINO IN MY HOMI " pHA i a • - 443 4333 • In on 'Ll BANING AN!) WALL WlktHlNG, JS£* ITO 50 m WSm 490 N> Oadyky Rd, ■ PI MIS ‘ ” Bally 'III 1 MULTIPLB LIITING SBRVICB MOMBS, LOTI, ATNf-AGP, PAR CBLS, pARMi. BUIINBM PROP IRTIBI AND l ANp (ONTRAf T» SALESGIRL, SOMS,BXP«RIiNCR, Voung Land Children's Shop', MhaV _cla Mile Shuppinu ( enter._ »AL*« LADY, BiTWiiff 35T0, W> ply between Filfl'lt am, Crosier i Candy, 2440 Woodward,__ Shirt PRIMBR FOR AIR CON dllloned dry cleaners In Blrmmg-nam. itHdy work, good pay, Ml 43131, 4li V, Maple »T Hwnler 8'rB.NOaUAPHGR ■ FOR GBNBRAI. Office end small switchboard work, SMnMNr, Send resume 'To Foil* if., u.— Box *43, (■IKS...BABYSITTER ed, cniidren, May week. Of ion area. Also desire * MU>> haU8 BUIIDFR fjjACHIR iXPiRliNCIO WOMAN WANTS n day baby ailing, PI 4*0340, ,,t WILL DO IRONINfil IN MVKOMI, 41 Mrs, While/ ilMM4,_> . =, wTCL bo iR^iN^^MYWOMS ^ Building Servica-buppllei113 347 Commercial Property-Cdih ¥AIW 44 hours 8 CONTRACTS - IouiTjis " Sen Walls All Other Masonry«Work Cutler ConstrucHon_ _ IM 3-4310 ■ BUILD^Ng PifoDUCTS CO, BUILDERS SUPPLIES , AND STRUCTURAL STEEL CINDER AND CONCRETE BLOCK TRANSIT MIX CONCRETE 1333 PONTIAC DRIVE, PONTIAC FI 4tol3l Buimsis Servlet IS Aporfmont buildings, sforos, etc, MICHAEL'S REALTY CALL DMSil ......GET RESULTS ' W8 NIID listings, Call ‘vs tedby, for qulfik, sale and top market1 value, If IPs real, astate, w *■“ "" DON WHITt, INC. . „ „ _ - - - ILICTRIC MOTOR IIRVICS ILlFHONI IOLieiTOR Ta weRK pairing and rewinding. IIS ¥ from our of/leo, salary plus eom- Phoni PI *-8*83, » . JSSSKl: C,ll l3J‘”'' ,#P hr'\ Drassmaking l Tailoring “g®1? fw tifY OP'lllBMfNiNAM' HAi 771* cSSLItUKI ROAD, EM , jn ooenlng In Ihe ireosui'er's deoi ; ORBIIMAKINO, TAILORING AND 3.4703 or EM 3-7700, tor j permanent nor 1 time elirk- ilTiratloni, Mrs. Bodoll. PB ***** ■ T ....|T M'tiC''® 5S I Ff^PW^AiLWiNf’ |l | Rent Hbiimi, UnlernMied 40 ARIA, th* pity, ot pontiae. lot i Mndern t ItodHMim i1"1' I1 noli, large dining wyjsomgrjiiAfcl v/ _ IWALLlp EAKI, MODERN ’LAKE J|, Jpflt Medroom, 439,374,lilt, . n e Rent Lake CeHegti ^^ 41 LAST T COTTAGES ON LAKE LEELANAU everything furnished Including bait -By the week only, OR HIM mart i 'B,m. < , HQUSEKBf PINaCABTNlTTirpiR week, private like, sate heath, feamd sites, MsWaaly Resorl, or- IIUHHAPH lAlfp" ’ rTfOlfl, MUH ein, saw beaen, jwdr, Floyd Kim, Realtor, Pi ItollL □KMoNJ f JIDRObMlr'tU weekly.OR. 17337; •7’^”' TWO-BIOROOM' COffASir CABT beaen, ^OR 3^41. *’rW i8n V Rent Room* 42 I ROOM, NIAR OBNERAI 1 HOI< 3 8LIIPINO ROOMS, PI 1-3*14. 343 N, Paddyek, < COOL ROOM FOR GENTLEMAN Close in, PI 14114, T I Altai ROOM FOR OINtl lMAN, Near downtown, PB 3-7440. PRIVATE HOME, Mf Al S OPTION- ROOM AND/OR BOARD illw Oakland Avo, FI 4-1484, ' bLEEPlfli.i ROOM, ’ 5reMXRc¥E=81lC^rf6HPrFRi‘9-fioges, FI 4.77B4, 1 - , Room* With Boird 43 board and OR ROOM. PACKED Luncnii, FI MW),______ ROOM AND BOARD, DAY WORK ers. FB 6,433)7 {#n | ^OOM 'AH£T™ SOARD WX ON* man, FB Mil, WAtiilRi ’a liVlpwrii?®*"**® board illusion tor ilngTe woman, al, with elderly ooudli who will take 1 Indnluf Vatyfysi, QUlol lur* tublle tremnoiTA- with 1 «r rniy1 flffiplip3, ErlOltt | m "■RYlfO MW* COMFORTABLE 4 BEDROOM ,, IMTHf YILMOTOF OBJ" .LE, The jaMl af smell week during July, August, I bsr and January, Apply i to, noon, personnel office, I pal |u dir* ............- Landscaping 18 A , NOTICE! er»! call uVlodsi illh imllvIdL... ............ , will be eyalueted .by a si |ial worker, writ* Ponftog Prof Clorkston Real Estate I Martin I company benefits, " For 1 Interview gmlMt, Henry ,C; fiabar, tha Mtf, 3301 Dixie HWy,, I Hwy. PB lursaoy mId r ihlny. puRNifURS ttom mriTinrs neat oppmrlng young ‘ '••lot work, 213) Dlxto HIM GAS ST Al ION AHTNOANIS, OVLR 21. Apply In parson, 34)0 Walton Bhra, City Service, < eOTJjgt lAdMAiflFoi;!1 mcUsttry,'. Ask for Mor to, OA >1%' . . ' GRILL man; GOOD WAGES, HOi" pitaiijehon, vacation'. wlm gag ASSISTANT FOUNTAIN MANAOIR | WAlTRII) GRILL COOK, 13 A,M. for HMtana Room. 40 nows, good *?.)•■ jn. Alpha's pauf -Oroa Inn, pay> trlnga benefits and SaMl_01..M331,.-.' chsnes tor Hhancmmu A8»iy‘ jn ,W^JTE|l£ *poi ..Ti/SsT TwOffR, nt. Apply In 'ie Mlratlt AtTIWTl^S ' TOY DEMONSTRATORS Orlalnil Discount Party Plan Our iffMAftratort nave provan Veu can aam mors money telling name brand, toys, gifts, and novel-ms at toditimatt" discount prices, tails,ORjossa. HOME PARTIES INC) SaS? iTttIr w’AfifB'WTTM. or |tvs In, 41 Groan St. , .KaIy IjTflE NEiO’ID,..iU'"IP0. kano altar 4 p.tn,1 ' tm '^WilHfNtSIrAPFlV 5 p.m,, no Phona 7311 Auburn Road. COMPLETE LAWN SERVICE DAN'S LANDSCAPE_______.. 343-3eeeijjjs », Main „ MA 1-W3) ‘“l1 o1»).)Aiiid 08aBin® TOr‘|RESPONSIBLE PARTY DESIRES sodding and i awn mowing TO LEASE OR PURCHASE -raaspnabto,JM-sipr. o. 0r SkMdroom raasonablo new me #FRVic.L. rRiMMiNO ANO home, on desirable lake, prefer )■ ,• -ir-- , removals, reasonable, PM 4.0320, ranch With built-in appliances and siii.-a'S-!0..?. F'm" fftoranoas.----------u--------—r............. shade treat, Olva complete datails, Phans FI 3.1743, • .? . . . »• ■ I Poriilac Pratt Box 34, Wfflwiy^ mr«n 'SfnoTC Convalaicant-Nursing........................211 ^ 7MalT0R P^RTRIDGE toursniriu Woodwtrd. OPININGf, AT ^PONTIAC lakei "IS THI BIRD TO IH1 30’X4$', 7413 MS9 AT WILLIAMS Lake Road, hat ofllciL_OR 3-1331, jb x io SfORB_ FLIJ8 BASEMENT In Fonllae, OR i-ools, i NIw, i f aUTIFU L, MpOIIll slera on Oakland Avenue, » x 33, ideal for buiineit or offle* ipaco, SiVA'lWitS’ Wf'ftr d¥(LL COOK'fX- Nursing Homo, 473-1142, Mrtonea. no - Sunday or holiday SfiOmSiYr'ArrpeR Movl"R ™d Trucklwg Joe, MA>7SS1, 1 waiiiu'ssl:., day ok Refit OfflCB Space 47 22 - R 3-1701, want Tsiitrr GIVI US A TRY I A MOVINO SERVICE, REASON-, . L.WT JB ' TLVAI able rates. PB 3-24)6, PE 2-2303, . PROipICTS GALORE Tsisgrsptr.« W'p6i«i! L! TTlSTiirariAirFBrilf JAMES a. TAYLOR, Realtor ond Sllvor Lake Road, kwtN, Boutopad.1 UL »3333. 42M11) 7333 Highland Rd, IM13) OR 4.0304! WANTBDi MEDICAL SECRETARY, LIGHT HAULING ANO MOVING,!vO ATItTD:' 3 -'BfDROOM'liSlffl I --------- ‘ ----- AmMUiM ILL |AF‘,"‘'* ‘ -i--* ! written reply to 24) Brlggi Bldg. .Blrmlnfjham, Mien. wSRTIO To” LtaIY'I .... woman to core tor'children and W, Any kind PB H333. Bob's Van Sirvlca MOVINO AND STORAGE REASONABLE RATES Complete Insurance FULL MfNT, T T "•va ffi '^1^: tsLtirafr at BIS Boy Orlva-m, Taio- '"J*11 »l»P' fB Hill or PB 4-4044 fjymhoto .Hills. (ppiy at Bis Boy Orl irepfi at Huron .St; or college training desirable, Appllf ent must neve goad drlytny recer 01 company ear It furnished. Geo Darting salary tilus liberal nr Wove# benefits, , Universal Cl Credit Corporation, sir W. Huro If,. FI 3-7MI, Phone tor aptsoln Itraman. ‘ * ■ ■,0r ' r'i5 XOVIrTiSTNG....ODPLAYMll*., man for one oi nation's 4tnast| , suburban wookty newspapers. \Bx- r per lanced, strong sates background, layout ability. Ixcaitont salary,; I employment. 1420 1 monm plus monthly increases Right man con advance as ma . company grows. Call Mr. Date, FB, 5-424), I P.m. to 7 P.tn. ___ MAJOR CORPORATION!' MIRING IN 1 DBPT'S. I--Interview trainees public relations held, chance tor, advancement (not' SOHifXSl, . : t Merkellng trainees for coryer sales Leads, weekly salary Riy^l.'^y^aH'y.n'rYnc.g*'11 ROneRTJ?g?NS- WOMAN FOTcOOKING AND GEN-1 . Painting A Decorating claims of I i COATS * _____FUNERAL HOME’ DRAYTON PLAINS OR 3-77571 C. J. GOOiHAROT FUNERAL HOME Ksego Harbor. PH. «W4W0 . : D. E. Pursley FUNERAL HOME 1 wWIjiPlml Car asxnrico ■ . pb 4-tnr ! D0NESffNOOHNr“ FUNERAL HOME , "Paelgstod tor Punarals" ,: HUNTOON FUNERAL HOME Serving Pontiac tor 50 yMrt< ■73 Qafclyitd' Ava, ■ ■ PE 34113 §Parks*6Iuffin “ punrRal home "Thoughllul barvlca" PE 1-8*41 ' vOOrheesswe . PUklERAL HOME Ft - 24171 Established Ovar 40 Years '■ , .ARC WELDERS $2,78 PER HOUR Structural Stool Layout Mon . $3.15 For Hour PAID VACATIONS ANO HOLIDAYS GROUP INSURANCE PARAGON bridge .■ AND STEEL'' pOTOrT^ lIXHIN’O’ISOTI. ’ ly Main Ctoanara, 44*0 Rllf 'h Lake Road. MfictiAHIfT F6A nKW-CLB LIAV- CO. CBMEfory l«ti 44 j 4 GRAVE LOT. ■ REUGiOUS WAK-to|^ whlta^Chapai- Wll1 sacrifice. Dio! 332-8181 Pontiac Press Want A4s FOR PAST ACTIOR NOTICE TO AOVBRTISERB . ' AIM RECEIVED E.Y I EM. WILL 'if PUBLISHED THE POLJLOWmO. OAT. XOS 5*40 X40 1.44 6.40 10.04 4.V 7.J* lt.74 4.4t 0.44 13.44 5.4# 9.72 15.1* 4.10 10.00 14Jt lltlonal chant of SO [ be made arm of "rets Box numbers. Pontiac Press i AIM. TO 1 P4*. AUTO DEALERSHIP , SERVICE MANAGER !lp.80^xSrllent* opportunity int man, Top pay plus, big ndle factory claims, be gc ■ ^emjitoyees Today's Dost Buys Are. Found in THE C„ PONTIAC PRESS WANT A0 PAGES KweTo” AUTOMOBILE SERVICE writ! up men, good opportunity tor experl-•need men- See Mr. Luddlnpton, John McAuttffO Ford, (DO Oakland . ___or bamr wtth (Linear# desire l tor aermanant employ mem. For 1 conflotnfiai intorvlaw call Mr, I Johnson, 353-25)1. 3tM a.m. (Hi mJTOII—PUff-TO YT“’"481F BEWARE TbY Pr«t sorf%. DEMONSTRATORS wdMilTM'MEN > are many ada with fantastic . g.rn tao-ina - —wa loh ptrctnlege. They work 4 to Tom at you pay out of that call botoro 12 noon, 2nd wlfZ't AholtL eallVmo'8 VM I WONUUT WANTEO 'TO" t and without obllgatlon ali ms. „ chM,rfn, t dayt ......... *,! THE TOY CHEST Including ialurdoys and Sundays. 4124734 . i MA J-aOIS,. . .......'.......... The original Toy Forty Plan. Ua|B uuana.a g We guaramaa your percentages no,r n "nl,u . . . u- ,-. -,. 0 bookkeepino Vno genbral! BLOOD DONORS Ml^lH8i!WiSyreontidor maturg ] URGENTLY NEEDEL , * basona’b le ‘pr icB s" f e i jsm! 1 woman, who has raised her land 54 FOR REPEAT O POSITIVES *f.AS.ONABLE PRICES, p S43M lly.end wishes to work again, ' AND A POSITIVES PAINTING, P A P * R I NOr WALL • ------ ------- RaSly Jating DETROIT BLOOD service washing. Tuppar, or 3-7041. 1 t LADY INTERIOR DECORATOR, Papering, FI B.Q343. ~ _ * PAPER HANOINO THOMPSON , Pt 44M4 neteiiary, I ERNll'S SBTvICE - PAINTING, decoraiina and remodeling. 682.413/, i"l ixpm^WMfil^"’6lOTin. “ lho, paper removing. QR 3-7334, “yXTj3Yi|Jg“£^ TELEGRAPH ROAD - professional offlco ipoct available up to 3,500 taet. Ideal tor attar-nays, ato, 5 minutes from court-houio. Good parking, Write Pom Hoc Prais Box n, , Rent Business Proporty 47-A mi I TacRES ! 30x70 MODERN BUILDINO IN THI REALTY PB 4451101 now Fontainebleau Plara. 1 "michaelY Aalty, 3A3?w55ABI8' i RAY O'NEIL, Rioltor . WANTED LISTINGS I fb ?•»” „ , „0lt 4 04?7 “ mm t &; "raFwai.' W l JlVu, “'’'l*"1' •" I on Wilt M», Suitable tor itoro rirtiiT,» r nr a i tv i or oftlces, Will lease all or divide, J, Ci HAYDEN, REALTOR 4275 FM 3-4404 10751 Highland Rd, (M49) " (WAREHME’TR’TiR vlC'E 371 BUSINESS 6,000-FT.r NEAR ■MMIPMaiil I PA JL JONES WANTED Apartmonfs-Furnliliad 2-ROOM 123 E, APARTMENT- FOR MAN. qualifications to box 104 Panflac 16 3, Catt (3.6.m.-4 p.m.) FE 4-9047 PreM- „..."j-,.-..-y,r -- „ ■ Mn CASIlirR, 6XPbRU.NCED PREr BOOKKEEPER, FULL TIME. EX- (erred; full lima. Apply In parson. poTlonco preferred, 4123 Highland 433 B, Blvd. North. , R**F. 1 EXPERIENCEb SHORT ORDER BOOKKEIpER-TYPUT grill and proparallon cook, Raal's Real yatato or Insurance export. [ Drlvo-ln. OR 3-7173 aftti* 6 p.m. LOOKiNGTOR^FEnBiTP" INTERESTING JOB . COMPARABLE CO-WORKERS MODERN SURROUNDINGS rio&MS, AiRTTATH, O'fiR. , ,'AiNTiNO ANb PapI¥ing” land, rafarancas. ^ ■ ,j are next. Call Orvel GldCumb, 673- 2 ROOMS AND BATH, 1 PERSON. | 0434. ' i ’ , 515. FB 2-0463 2-R06‘^ APARTMiNT, UTIL I TtlS (urnished, private entrance. Adults LAROi ROOMS NEAR OVNBRAL drinkers! bachelor or - FB 2-4647, DOWNTOWN, FE 2 • Sail Houses 49 ACRES ' R TROY, 2 mmi garage, TR 34703. j“ BEDROOMS, OAR A Of, 53 down, lake over payments, I _mo. 845 Stanley. 334-0381. __ 2' • b E d' r o o m'WngalQW, woo down, take ovar oaymanli, 334-330) attar 4(30" ~ l-BBDROOM RANCH' Patio — largo lot1 bordering ... Clinton River, ^bMttog Into^Cass e*n' FLAtTLEY REALTY 3263 COMMERCE 343-6 2-BEDROOM IN UNION LAKE V ,500. 625-5481. 0 (jiving engines, Outronto# plug commission, 554-9471. , Ml, Hill Is lACk iN tbwN ANB nstkxtoi years ol tamobll*. .advertising sifts t .....employment. 473-1S45. NAYtOEiL CpRPOttAfiDH......."'HAS 1 Immediate opening tor 2 pood m#n. If VOu qualify. Opportunity from 3180 to BI90 per wee*. Phona tor laMliBiiiiiiiL Pi sail). ,NBlO A'JOB* , , night cook, howaro Johnson Restaurant. 34)0 Dlxlx# Highway, Drayton Plains. Apply ;ln ptrson tc^Ponttoc Prow lax ex. CASHiin, steady/ eveni'ngI. is' '"Haro fhwy ..._ yr». or ovar. Moray's Golf Wd EXPERIENCED SECRITARY-Good Country Chib, 2280 union Lake Rd.» shorthand and typing aklili. off Commarca Rd. TYPI8T*01CTAPHONE OPERATOR—. df6C t0MI ffkttlRlkNDI, wust have good typing skills and days. Union Lake oroo. EM 34112. I English 'usage. C^ratTWWMl C^hd Mmrala*'-*nC*8' rMP^njlbl* ““ vt?*>jg..yderaser1"SarTtl O^NERAL CLERK—Mala, ie to 2). Llk, Rd " APPLY HT PERSOn"’To?,IMI.i Roach, Michigan Employment Security Commission, 242 Oakland, PAlNfiNO AND WALL WASHING. Z®®!1 No lob loo small, PC 2-4004. coupit. w ^ UPPER)Cults' onlY. Call 3384054. _ a'"*" ......... repair Work done while' YOU SHOP Trained^ iOrvica man, reasonable I** pflfnt ^t|| Apply apl, 7. -----------------'3 ROOMS AND BATH, CHILD WEL- For Interview ers Power._________ , wnBmE Y6UI butts lUstNMU, small Investment ot 820." Bast ‘commissions paid; Ft 2-3053 0 to AUTOMATION MACHINE BUILDERS FOR PRESS ROOM EQUIPMENT, PRiNtf BENEFITS, OVERTIME, LQtnT PROGRAM, APPLY IN ^ PERSON, SAHLINS' SUPPLY 'CO., 750 W. MAPLB~ TROY. AuTD 'WitECKlR ' D'tlVIK AHb light maet ‘ fl| IMfe car portor. KEEGO PONTIAC SALES REAL ESTATE SALSSMXH, PULL f&m#t^R^^is8ira^LTY,,*M #•2305. ' ' - ’ BAKER'S HELPER. aAAlY MORH-Ings, Anderson Bakery, 124 W. 14 Mtta, Blrmlnraam. **’ *•*”' AND STUDENT'S A salesman. Young man, #1 preferred. Full and part-t_ cal lent company benefits, apply In parson. Hughes»Hatcher - Suffrin, Pontiac Mali BRIDGEPORT MILL OPERATOR BORING MILL OPERATOR TOOLMAKERS nlghte* Must bo tournat Royal oak tool A Mochln 30250 Stephenson Hwy. L Cflbinet motors a nd min with woodworking experience, union .waggs and bsnefits, apply at office; Pontiac Miliwork Co. 2005 Pontiac Rd. Pontiac, Mich. •CJTY OF PONTIAC FIRE FIGHTERS . Salary! #4,90344,049 olua trlnga bt ills equal to over 41,7W. Requirements: High school graduation Or the equivalent, age 21-32 yaara, heteht S7Vb7w‘i swc#r“‘ physical condition, jrealdeot of city orttonttoc f Year Irnmadia . preceding the appficatton ■ Apply to Personnel Office to City Hal iv:• wea^Juty,|i|' l¥)m..'-.-m , Parmonent—Part-Time ' or Summer Work Teachers, married students and employed married man our bast prospects. Car and phone necessary. Call Mr. Bryan, OR 34545 to ianttnjM|U|ta ■ m Real Estata Salesman Man or woman with license to sell new and used homes, completed medal to snow, mambar ot multiple listing. CALL IVAN W. SCHRAM, FE 94471.__________ tELIABLE MAN VDA BARTEND-»r, age 35 to 4). Prlvatt c city, Caill to. 4 p. |-to tata ?lrm. " Call PE 54444 — Day . Call FE 5-4844 — Night servicing all make of Must ba able to provldu refer amt ba over 25. Salary plus mlaalen. Rainy listing quailfici to box 104, Pentlac rrata. ilNGLE MAN BWIFmiNCSl ... gsnaral farming, no dairy, mu Meadowbrook, Novi, PI 34S14. STATIOR ATtBNbANt, CApABlI of light mechanical work. Rose Ramwar, S14S Commerce Road, tool ond Did Motors Steady Employment Four Star Corporation 00 Indlenwood Rd. - Lake Drl __________4934211 Small shop. Steady work. Retirees considered. Aimly In parwn, 217 ,..JPHI Cemmarca Rd. 1 ■ , COUNTER GIRL AND CURB WAIT-retses. A&W Drlye-ln, 474 W. Huron Street. COUNTS GIRL, BOB'S CONlY li-Ipnd, 747 N. Perry, COUNtilf QlRL. PARt TIM!, Apply Flash Cleaners, 333 w. Huron, OiSHWAkHIR, full YimI, Bv¥-NINO WORK, SI71 DIXIE HWY., APPLY EVES. I Oft ElIA expIrIIncbd-mauty”speRa-tor to manage shop. 474-ltll. . exI%¥iIncID “dull 'Ill'll counter girl wanted, - apply 332 j). Tatograph. IxRtRtiMtfiD ■ HDusMtiplR tor motharlass heme,, must Ilka Chltdron, preferably to ILVa In, saF ary open. FE *3473. iktoRilWbiia‘'Wiwiii'11 fdr* id/, FB S-. .. rROWAt^ BATHTTOW wcu; 3.IgoRoOM BRICK 2-DaR GA-inquiry 273 Baldwin AvanSi. . sid-ADSA I Anchor tone®, ClOtO to ichooii And 2 I'AfB BBiuAYR lake prlvllagas. 811,750. OR 3-14H, entrance, 820V» Baldwin, mornlnpi. ^■BBDftOOMRATjiH fYPE H^Ml Orfon? My1** 178. ^ I 3-BEDRQ0M BRICK in Sylvan Manor, blacktop street, •aware era In, large living ream, separate dining,' iw baths, 2-car gnraee, large lot with rear fenced. Planning to go wa.t? Drive an. a*j» « *WLTI, UTiL'- [ M usefdown to fKa toSSs. * ' Lu;rih.,xrg.£mo<1•l ear,■ w* HAROLD R. FRANKS, Realty 44 9 44 44DTDD <*.*1 EC rooms, utilities paid, clean ralla-1 2583 UNION" LAKE ROAD (VI Oi (VI MU I UK iALti t,Te working couple only, 1st floor.! EM 3-3208 343-7181 3527 Dixie Hwy._________OR 443081 FB 2-2414, _____________i 3 . BEDROOM TRI-LEVEL, HlOH- prices. Free Montgomery \ Transportation 25] CALIFORNIA DRIVE-AWAY r Royal LEAVING FOR SOUTH EAST Ml)-*0 do- sourl July If. 682-4444. •arlbarsv WANTJbs RIDTR' YD' FLDftlllDL t Stler leaving Friday. 335-7643 btlore 12 Pontiac . Insurance 26 knowtodae and beverage, sarvlcr ' SITTER, S DAY _____ _________ mutt have awn transportation. 4934503 after 6 p.m. GENERAL HOUSEWORK . ...... Ironing, 2 days a week. Tuesday •lid Friday. References required, 443)3 HAIR, conditloi - 338-1642. GUARANTIED benefits. Air-t Beauty Salon, 0 ST E S i, HOWARD JOHNSON Restaurant. 3450 Dlxla Highway. Drayton Plains, Apply In person between 9 and 12 noon. - HOUSiKB8PER_ _ AND CTTTB HOUSEKEEPER to LIVE IN. l ' child, .ilbnt work, references. #30 per week. 62*4719. 1 HOUsBkBsftfeR'COOK. uVe In, Musi have own car or at least driver's llcansa. 2 children In fam- - hy. No heavy cleaning. Monday - and1 every other Sunday..;(*£■*45 4402. ' ' ra |1' 1,1 HOUSEKEEPER WANTED. Circulation, Department, Press, Pontiac, Michigan. Rio RMftiiftRY PICKERS . , _ . . . Mon.-Wad.-Frl. after 8 a.m. 71 HOMEOWNERS StS.SS iannuall Johnston. Northwest earner Sey- Scales Agency, FE ■ 2-5011, P mour Lake Rd. and SOshabaw. 1 2-7425. students 5r YbACHBiti fOr!' ' TnsDrance “ . customer sales and service. Above ' Fire and windstorm Insurance i average Income, Phone FE 7-3053 : 30-per eent savings. Other Inau 8 to 3 a.m. 1 ance to I) par cam in A-plus ■ ~ WOMAN OR klYlRlg dOUFTl'TO live In for general jtousekeaplng ROOMS AND BATH, BABY I posit*.' lnqulrsr273*Baldwln Av Call 338-4084. lI'an' MODERN,' 3 ROOM,' i land Batatas, i'/r car garage. Many xlrat. 116,980. OR 3447S. "BEDROOM IftlCK, DlN, 2 laths, 2-car garage, breeieway, 1-icre landscaped, carpeting, Clarks- 343-7274 WOOL PRCSSER. .EXPERIENCED. Apply Fox. Dry' Cleaners, 713 W. ■ Huron. FE 4-I534. .. BUSINESS OF YOUR OWN Manuiacturor of exclusive patented product, revolutionary Joy proven experience, It seeking a local dls-, tributor. The unit sale Is. ideal, . markup substantial. Investment required Is nominal tor right |n- thursday 'and Friday. I, 2201 Dixie Hwy., SALES TRAINEE Feat-growing natldhal forest product* company has opportunity tor collage graduate. College degree required with military oblir"“ fulfilled. Salary while tralnli ' r desk salesman Is 148. Royal Oak, W EVELYN EDWARDS MEET THE PUBLIC -.....$: So typing. Ago 22-31. Telephone FE 4-0584 LADY FOR GENERAL OFFICE work with some .bookkeeping experience. Age 3S to 40. Steady LAKE HOME. OLDER GIRL FOR general housework end Ironing, live In, most eves, free, Thursday and every other Sunday off, FE MIDDLEAGEO RELIABLE LAD to w 6 r k in eutemetlc laiwidr evenings and week-ends. Reply I ; Pontiac Prow Box-"/* Commission U Instructions-Schools 10 IBM TRAILING Loam IBM, ‘ Keypunch, machine operation and wiring, 1401 — outer programming. Mich. ___ Board of Education ‘approved. Free placement service. Free parking. .Complete financing, no money A FUtuRE BY LEARNING IBM MACHINES Ltam IBM key punch, machine o oration and wiring, computer r» granting. - 4 week courses, Fr ' placement service. "No money GENERAL INSTITUTE NIGHT took, PERmane'nY' pOSI- ws Woodward ^ " Ferndale • tfoyi,. S or 4. nights, steam table CALL COLLECT end grill, salary plus benefits, ap-1 543*9737 ply immediately. Howard Johnson! . , Restaurant, 331* N. Woodward. | OIESEL ENGINE MECHANICT -alning available i Couxena. jUN 4-4406. L E AIN . OOYEjtS, ! GRADElS : cranes, Reid training. Key, T7581 ■James Cewena,’1 Phene 444-4404, LOVING CARE , FOR CHILDREN, day or lull Tima. 333-7413, Wanted Household Goods 29 AUCTION SALE EVERY SATUR-•'ey ot Blue Bird Auction, We'll uy furniture, tools end appliances. "R 3-4847 or MEIrose 7-51957 sh ?6r furniture an5~ap. lienees. 1 piece or houseful. UgU* 4-7881. LET US BUY OR SELL Tf . YOU. OXFORD COMMUNITY AUCTION. 678-2523 WANTED! GAS ANfa ELECTRIC stoves.' Highest prices. LITTLE JOES BARGAIN HOUSE, FE S-9898. WaBted MIicbBbbboub 30 CAMPER OR TENT ■ FE 4-ST04 ' ■ : GOOD lu'Y6D’,r,RlSoC,':7YAiLB,'” USED OFFICE FURNltURE, I portable typewriter and other ness machines. OR 3-3767 c 7-2444. 5 ROOMS, ADULTS, WEST SIDE, $85 per month. FE 8-4540. __ 6-ROOM UPPER, 8k NEWBERRY. Wanted to Rent 2 OR 3 BEDROOMS, FURNISHED house, within IS mile radius Clarkston. (ell 625-3056 after ) K-Mert, 3 Call 112-VI 1-6064. • basement. OA 6-2284. business couple Wants Bib- room with bath, northwest Pen-Hi broyton. 335-5570. COLLEGE PROFESSOR DESlftES or 2-bedroom apt. or small hout. In Bloomfield Hill*, Birmingham or In. area easily accessible to land University, Temr1 IM COLLEGE V STUDENT WITH year-old, wants t or 2 room ap mont. Drayton Aree. 335-4017. apartment In Clarkston or Drayton. 2—ME I utilities. 673-3554. r------------- ice, sy..>W lei.lWb oom, gat K "Du|u T; W. H. BASS'.' RRAL TOR ^ FB,3'7I BAIIMINTLBII , • Got (3037 You oan move, Into homt of your own, snug ana seiy, I eouia be I bedroom) easily Now carport and tlorag# .shed, Corner lei llnuM*, ffle bath, newly dacoralod, close in school. Paved ilroot, 33,,wo, #32,46 month P(Ta mrR?AU|lf&1; 4300 W. 1 Huron, OR 4-03H, tvs. e*ll 432- .noihlng, down on your Hoi Tin Mini; innlerlalf. to finish. . ARTHUR C, COMPTON 4 S< * 43bo w, Huron Jif. _ . OR 3-7414 Ryes, DR -3-4Mt »l WM» gSAUtlPyt MOblRN HOMR ON Forest Lake Ceunlry Club golf sa Bloomfield Hills schools, ■ —■3 bedroom), t'Y, »em and family _____________ l flreplaeai, toll dining room, Solid wall of Roman brick. Ail bullMn toatora*. island sink ‘ In, klranitt, Ail Tharmwan* windows. New cyrpoli and drape*. Reduced lor quick sals, immediate possession end no morlgago coils. 2840 W, Hickory Grove Rood, wail oli Franklin Read, north of Long Like Road. Open any tlma, iLbbMPTKIIb mitt iiHoblXT tur 135,50 MA big l-bodroom homt with lire* [-in ciosais, yak floors, (am(Iy& .... kitchen, tolly Igiwlaltd, Only 8210 down OFF JOSLYN BRAND NEW A bio T with sliding glass doors ond dining room, infcloui cloioti, birch cupboards, fully Insulated T|us is • must, Wi TRADE-. „ YOUNG-BILT HOMES EBALLY MEANS BBTTBRBlLr RUSSELL yOUNO. MW W. HURON. guilblftt Inched garage, owner mutt Hit, " BUY A SWIFT HOME TODAY 2810 S. LAPEER RD. 1 FE 3-V637 tr owNMN -...two EipftbbMif, BY OWNER Otlar Hill* ‘ 3-badroorn ranch, J,to ’ baths, country kite hen, family room, utility and living rooma, 2-car oarage, 100 yard* 10 subdivision swimming and boat docks. 1 FE 8-3209 — ;817,SOO, No realtors, __ BY OWNER: 3-BBDRQOM BRICK. 2314 MlddlrtOlIJRd. 431-2213. s'y owner- very,' viry REA'-•onabis. several houses, apart* manti, lota—lake and commercial. Vary, raasonablo down paymont. ■ $i,7}0 and up. Ingulro 2335 Djxio BEDROOM RANCH, I basement, 2'i-car e$ ' . jis,y OR 3-0603. basement, Inclosed porch, t-------- heal. Convenient' Bast Side. FB 2-7840 efter 6 p.m.' ' IY OWNER; ELIZABETH 1N Estatei, 3 - bedroom, gti heat, aluminum aiding, carpeted, f u I bOsamant, lake, privileges. #18,000.. PB 4-4427. ■' BY OWNER 3-b*droom trl-tevel, 2-car etteched garage, ■ 15'x22' carpeted living room, across! slroot from lake, *16,- COMflACT CONvIIiiRn? And ••ally malntalnad, describe* this llttla |awel. 2 bedrooms, Llv- alf carpeted. * Central heat, Ipsa than S100 last winter." Tip-Top location. Separate paneled dining room ■ end utility. Outside open petlo. «A beautiful tot with - trees. •• 3 POSSIBLY 4-IIfilOOM HOME ON .... ... .................... r , large tot near St. Mlchaoi's. FB, city airport. I 4-BS3S. LARGE CLEAN . COMFORTABLE 3■ BEDROOM BRICK RANCH, lVr apartment, private with garage, 14' ceramic vanity baths, don, gas N, Roselawn. : . : heat, Cyclorte fence, carpeted. Ox-, •MfttiD1 ttiio»^INiSdD;TTre1148 after 5 a.m.’, •BEDROOM)ALMOST NEW SINGLE HOME IN “ *aar| north Pontiac, near Fisher Body. low rent, 3 bedrooms, gas * REAL VALUE. 624-957). Mj LEVA R DH EIGHTS COUPLfe, Pontiac, July 2 ' to tlOO. 473-9.314- HOME OR SUITABLE COTTAGE' to rent Sept. 1-Jen. 1, vicinity of GreenScttool, W. Bloomfield Tv/p., #73 Per Nionth .GA .1-404. ., . ■ ■ .■ Contact Resident Manager NO.FEERENTALSERVtDE. HAVE I 544 East Blvd. at Valencia selected tenants willing to - sign ■ '■ " • FE WIIIm -V leases with securtty deposlts. Any HOUSB f6r 'COUPLI suburban location. Mr. Plnakl, ■“.! ---- 957). ' / — . — equity — „ ments. vicinity of Wilson School. FE S-3423. _________ 8700 DOWN, 2-BEDROOM. GARAGE. ........... ' " 4-1.432. I050 CASS-EUZABBTH RD, 1 LOTS. 3 bedrooms, basement, wooded. Lake privileges. 111,300. Terms. 4*2- . ment and 2n:ar gai age. This home le new and yqu ca.< move In right now. Call ter appointment and "MURRY"! « DON WHITE, INC. 2891 Dixie Hwy. OR 4-8434 Ch'ascENt’ Lake 2-bedroom- basement, large tot tor garden spot, small, compact — Priced right, 88,500 with TO per cent down, HILLTOP "REALTY "dIal' "oiRicf No real estate commission. *13,450. Brand naw 3-bedroom ranch. Air plastered, sunkan living .room, 2-car plastered attached garage. Walnut kitenan cabinets, Dutch doer, 7 ft. double vanity an* mirror. Marble tills and walkout patio door. Tharmo windows and screens. Lot 120x100. Cement work Is In and redwood fence. Union Lake privileges. Built by carpen- D0NELS0N PARK Lovely 3-bedroom modern home, carpeted living and dining rooms, 2 large bedrooms up, - Ito baths, basement with . gas heat, 2-cer garage, beautiful, lot with fruit frees; alose to schools, #17,000 with farms., . > 1 J. J. J0LI, Realty ■FB J ■■■ OR DRAYTON WOODS Wooded lot, early American bilevel, 4 - bedroom*, dining room, large family room with fireplace, Ito pafht, 2-car garage, full bate-ment, carpeting and, drapes, built-in* and many extras, 125,500. 12^ 000 (town, OR 3-5714. EASTIIDB —‘two FAMILY Brie 2-famlly Income _ to settle al tat#. S rooms ahaTbath eaOi, ; car garage. Paved street. Clos to transportation and schools - Call PI Call FE 2-1804 -v- Night , IRWIN $1 SON llluKIfH LAKE ESTATES. V bedroom brick ranch ham*, ceramic tile batjs. Basement. 172 8. PMA S^fetlALI - - full r*- mil /H. C. Newingham , complete ’bathe, 2-car garage, naved drive, in auwging nelgtie#-Only dosing eoers amir wr —10 W -vrnfw. m HAMMOND LAKK >wic H.HSII .... ... Mpini niv iHilton, I Murwfni) u? iisllisi pan. : fijrw tel'' {l?l®nfte9d*,|Iiim! , R?®sVmVn'sFitzley «S frlJll . , Mite' W stop at Mo6ru»i to i f I_ MIDPLl BELT D SQUARE LAKE HOADS $•!)) Koalas 4* ' JrAKE OBIONHOME, BY OWpit , P Mg AIU.WUIH) HIITER . WRIT' flOt/, Is Pit 3 bedew AO V l AK8- els' Wch. "PinTsheiT weix-out ba**-. moot, Millf-jiii 3 baths, ceramic file, Anairwn insulst* ed windows IhFnuahoul, afiscMd lixif oarage., Gill mwi* gglg =. MlXi'il Alim Npw Ifonifsj RANCHl TPlif COLONIALS . CKIN HIALTV CO, PI 1-11 REALTOR PARTRIDGE m ■llll fHilllBtO 111" i Oen^iiau'^oipitau^o • i wild' MrApirttw, heated sun Mixed Area (flawed Irani sort for only JMI4, BEDROOMS and M Mgmm ' MODEL 1 i-^pp *|f only; ]^f!j MS VM it la Simnydaie, lilt to modi DON WHltE, INCT MOVE IN TOMORROW! 3 bedroom ranch yeu can MevI rmf Inis, esmblelely dec* OFitNi loads of EUraMras/ pulll-ln vanity In lili b*m, wood fiber, lift down, lip month or tract, HURRY I HAGSIROM ; % RBALT0R' 4990 w, Huron OB' 4 0,155 ’■ "flNTplET0N * oomii fuii, Basement, storms iroontr'lmmodisto Rossossion, P RPAt tv < (s?3 sias ONE ACRE WIRE BRICK HOME With lalo Hatssal PWNIRJVIOV ■gfl , " inf’ Ranch homoi tango ctrsoH log room* rlroflHO, i nil ' and don on' fiat tillin',,, I Ik iniMsomont. inr— —* pilpipf WJPONT TAC LZS! / l ;■/(,.'n laid 1 Hdusdt » mil oMowN TWO-ilDEOGEi, Ifl, Ifllflsl ' lieeiy l r SIAN With 41,* ATTtNt ION R8TIRSBS S/BEDROOM MODERN, Pi living room, month kitchen, 3 large lots, Plenty of I yko privileges, Near items, MR iteW ROCHESTER Near school j *•« this lor^tetM BOtlnS) H tlraplaii, KulUTHs, . I um iirMtiS: w*MJi ih otiv MAURICE WATSON, Rfflltor 331 W, University Drive, Aoohostor ROCHESTER REALTOR , SEE SUE MUtTl’MITINSI HURRY!. -HURRY! HURRY I DOWN PAYMENT* I, onjy a PAiS11 Kap^npf^eflRrollnJ'lllrini roatlon, 139,500, Fermi, .down, I milTon WEAVER l(NC„ E with |froplig|^ sogdy boot) kb JMNMW_ Val-U-Way irniinpih rat TMH t inlnutei i MiUOt II rramilM to OMTC •———i uu j,op, , pKt, Oss nosi,' Coml BAR ROUND 3 BEDROOM, -LAKE privilege home, gas heat, 13,000, will nondio full pries, or It,NO, Dan Edmonds, f^*telpo TrsIM » in plorth I’ontiac NEW 3-BEDR00M HOME' "EVERYONE CAN BUY" PEOPLE who have had (RpOIT PROBLEMS ARB OK WITH wl RAY O'NEIL, Rioltor UN PONTIAC LAKE ROAD . 0PBN 9,10 9 IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY |> MILLER REALTY * 670 W, HURON NEW 3,ON PS0T TEI4IVIW, rosdv lor octmuncy, 111 oar ua alilral * Si™™ 'lif r0*|nr|' . LOS*),.in... -inimi-, and,screens <9 in,IN, Pi a mho, 9731 lllverstono } . at waiton Bjyr COMMERCE ARIA, Mixed ' I Neighborhood 10 down payment No mortgoso cost R 3=3000 Ivoi, PB 3*7044 " kffrl'RiN)?' 3 bearonms, finished basement, 3= cor garaue, >13,900, 10 per cent, WESTOWN REALTY 490 Irwin off East Blyd. PE S<37U aflarnosns, U 1*4177 Eves, NEW, PRACTICALLY FINISHED »r tern.| Nin acre level land on Duok Lake Rd, Betler see, mis “* Si[3*S2341 II,IN r >300 dewh.'OR 3 9104, rage, large iinlstiert enclosed |pailo esiepllerrally large well,landscaped IflffiL VOIortns nothing down on this, J, L. DAILY CO. EM 3-7114 ; Nd dOWN PAYMIWT"" ROCHESTER ION Adams Road In dudson Park, family room, 'hunt in ovan and range, t'-rgor, garage, big yard i33k1N, l3,3N'dOwp> Shtpara Rial Eitott II N, Mom Eochotlsr PI 13413 on! NiW^llbROClM IfANCH, j r-.L. —ic- piaslarediwdn NO PAVMBNT PlflT MONTH Puli' basement, 3 bedrooms, .39' * 9 jflNNlr NEAR BLAINE, Sunday, 301 at S! g$in : BEL AIRE HOME BUILDERS PI 1*1711,3:30 to 3 p,m, ■ IVININ0I AFTER 7, LI 3*7337 OPEN, ‘ COMMIRCl, NlW-* HOME, ■x—----- ivk' baths, lull base* Oe, paneled family •eo, 'isity water, ...... street, lake jrlvlitoos. tor appointment, EM 3*1134 or gS7*S370, Raglln Construction Custom Builders. ■ ri™rw 3 bedrooms, bosemonl, priyiloaos on privateibeaeh. 111,900, si,000 pa|| s Aluminum Siding 1*A ALUMINUM siding, storms, awnings. Vinyl siding, installed or materials, Quallly—low cost, PE 3*9841 yALLlLV______,OL 1*0033 AI^A,''i£AliiRltWiitff'’"'’T , STORM WINDOWS, DOORS RIMOOEUNO and ADDITIONS, Kraft Sidlrta & Roofing 1 PRB* ESTIMATES PE 4-344S kAiTI'R-ALCOA alOMInuM ii6* . ING. AWNINGS, GUTTERS, STORM WINDOWS - DOORS, PA TIOS. ROOFING* SUPERIOR PR 40177. AIR COOLED ENGINES REPAIRED, Reasonable, Also chain saw work, EM 3-7144, Pickup and Dollvory. MOTOR EXCHANGE CO." ENGINE REBUILDING— * ALL CARS AND TRUCKS 11 EXPERT TUNl-UPS „ M S. SAGINAW PE 3*7433 PONTIAC FENCE CQ. W33 Dixie , Hwy, OR 3*4195 Flood Sanding New house and remodeling ! plans drawn. 343*4301._ witim’atas.fYfdf 2*0347, carl l/bills"1iR.,Tl350aWS- - ina. PE 3*5789, . ; ^mppmpp Prat %itimales,9 ’orTveweys, park* | John' t'XyloR, PLOOR .laying | GenoriirMaTntenance, i • •• us-.... ,*»t*. .**• i “"**'»*** ***** finishing. 35 years BROWNIES HARDWARE. PLOOR SANDERS • POLISHERS WALL PAPER STEAMERS DRILLS ■ POWER S^JS^ Wallpaper Steamer Piper senders, polishers, band senders, furnace vacuum cleaners. TPUil 0. Paint, 436 Or I chard Lake Ava. PB 5-6,160. Reitaurants SOB'S RESTAURANT, ISIS JOSLYN PE 3*9111 j iiir, hoV DiRve-iN, dixie Silver Lako*ToHsr»Ph at H AmtilTPAVING IOllfR Bull- 33te37M , ,'X OR 3-3474 asphalt - seal coated, free ■ estimate. PE 4-3034. " DRIVEWAY SPECIALIST FREE ESTIMATES PE 5*4900 1 DRIVEWAYS, COURTS, ETC. ANY *8 3*3614. 437*39 d driveway, OR MOM. Auto Upholstsring 'CONVERTIBLE TOPS, *49.95 AND ‘ up, complete Inferior trim. Auto , Trim Shop, 471 Mb Clemons st. j M 258 Ooklind, Pontiac. Basement yyaterproofing REBUILT AND GUARANTEED TV'S 119.95 ur. Obel tv and Radio. 3400 BlUabath Lake PE 4* 1 KAR-LIFE. BATTERY CO, Generators—Regulators—Starters Batteries $5.95 Exchange „... ,. *t DOMNGi-* iXCAVATINO, TOP 693*1997 soil, black dirt, tree removals, Free ■—“ estimates — Prices reas, FE 54131 •1 MARION OR -KENTUCKY SOD laid- or delivered. Seeding or redressing old lawns. Free estimates Breece Landscaping, FE 3* 0141 dr P.i-5*3ia. ■ ■■ ■■■■*• ’ ■ • . L A R RY'S ’’SOOBING Block Uylng _________ BLOCK LAYING AND CEMENT work. FE 4*8531. ' Building ModerniiotlGn Additions, House Raising _ PAUL GRAVES CONTRACTING Free Estimates , , OR 4-1511 "ALL TYPlSOF CONSTRUCTION ; , Pease Builders, FE 8-8845 , ' ALL TYPES OF HOMir-REPAlR, roofing,, siding, painting, and gut-taring, no lob too small. Will go anywhere. 646-1700. 1 CONTRACTOR ■■■■P EVERY- Bill*1 Lumber & Modernlia-d and Insured to Idantlal Non Co, morclal ’remodeling and building. Garages, roofing and alum, siding. Free designing and estimating. Seeding. FE,3-8449 o PE' 3 GLEN AND «OB, BULLDOZING grading and backfill. UL 2-4406. LANDSCAPING, TRUCKING, BRO- by loader Installed. Old MKRION ELUi* sodTpick UP OR delivered, vaui Croaks. UL 2-4643. PRUNING,MULC!HiTiG,''SPR-A¥lNG. Stonegate Landscaping. 673-0094 SODDING, SEEDING, RETAIN felt wells,* patios, basement j celling • 'FE 4-9147,. -: Licensed Builders I. FE 2-2671. .HOUSE RAISING AND MOVING, level floors, general cement work. R. McCallum. PE y‘* Carpentry^ CARPENTRY, NEW, REPAIR, AND formica, Sat-way. INTERIOR RNiSH: KITCHENS, paneling, *40 years experience. FE Carpet Service—Cleaning way shitting. FE S-3534. foment Worn CEMENT WQRK . CEMENT WORK, REASONABLE. Free estimates. OR 3-4460 attar 6. FLOORS AND DRIVEWAYS, WORK that cannot be oaat. clty and st"-licensed. Bert Commlns. FE BrutuuuMug, Tullurij^~ 1023 Oakland Ave. Moving and^SlGM^o ^ COAST WIDE VAN LINES MTH MOVING rFB 4*484 Pointing and Decorating *i if paint guari 0620, Roofing1 and SMIng Seal Coating protEct Your driveway iel Coating by Machine. Proa #i HAROLD MILTON, OL 1*0653 Tslsvlsion, Radio c Hi-Fi Servico Trot Trimming SarvicE A*1 TREE SERVICE HANDYMAN HOME, SERVICE 631-3810 1 A. E. DALEY TREE SERVICE Trie-stump removal. “---- — Ino' PE **“* spraying. PE 5-3005, FE j General Tree 'Service Any site' lob. F B 5*9994, 693*2997. ' ‘I'WMSPi. _________________335-7850 ifR^W-TRIMMING AND ----------B, 4-5423. ' L oads of i I. 502 .31 i n >0111400, iw * ofopy.i J* bedroom brick home In ekeellent .joaeften, m Mtttt, basement, .beautiful yard ,= Garage. Only asking 117,900. Lillis down, , MOON WEAVER INC, REALTOR!* "1W, unlverslly * OL J*St^ SAUNDERS s, Wyatt realty SPECIAL OsklanS Avenue, near Wl Icheol, Pull basement. Anchor. fenced rear y SLUMINUM windc l ANYTIME daily $89 Par month fetal Includes' prlneieel, interesi, eyrbew 3 bedreeem, FULL SWEEfHEARt HOME rlne Like Laguna VlSfe l), of 104 |iubdlVl»j8n,^ot WjjsUw signs! Ronch or, Billy priviisees pn WelverJnL. JUST Jfl MINUTES PROM tTac MOTORS. Slid moves y„ ... Coma out.snd sat why mis is on* ot Oakland .CounlVs fastest salilnt fi: DIRECTIONS: Tska Orchard,Lake Rd, (M'tlli to Pentlec Troll, fight ta Decker, right te South Com* mores,' right to O(angary, loti on Giangery jo medal. AmKlcent Hamas, Aeon t to I axcapt Thursdays 1634*4309, D'Loran Building month’ Including t* i insurance, Call Mr. OL 1*0515 OP PE 3 particulars, MODELS 0PEH DAILY "2 to 6 RAY O'NEIL; Rioltor 0 Pentlee Lake Rd, Odeh lb 1*057! ,. M.L.I. *PE 3*711 MAKE ALL HER DREAMS COME TRUE, took’ at the ill styitd beaut mil model nu , Clenksten Meadewtrlual nt ! town end near the enprt lYLVANLAKl Sem Warwick has in Sylvan l«wi S-betJcoom, ,2W baths, 238S Rantrawj )onis,l!l7iew! fa’rmi''bpwi' IN, 5. 602%20 or 663-1714, Sanr Warwick also has,, I on Warwick end Rover hr, A Blobmlleld school dlslrlof, prlvi* I kitchen yeu'l 3b*droom ranch balpa ell shape .... nosi fabulous country * w»r see. Cc-"-1— Templeton RAY O'NEIL, Rioltor ___ Pontiac Lk, Rd, Open 10 t 635 2910 M.L.S. PE >1 D0NELS0N PARK lW-stbry, 3 bedrooms, 36-tool living ,*rsem, natural fireplace, ivs ~ * very nice ramodaiad kitchen, washer, garbage disposal, ex< dry room, beautiful ’ recreation room, fully equipped service basement shower, PA ell hi lecue. All Beauty Rites hove b nents end 3-car garages ielesr it 6827 Biurgrass. SMALL FARM uHt.^^eSregm, ctasi KAMPSENj ■ Your nilghbsr, trade ’ Why don't you7 Srqcloui Living A his levely nurk rl BRICK RANCH Per only siso down Large carport, —I“ -ityie kitchen, ceramic Ills bath. Tt ’ mm* on mas,or wvorwwm, oni^M,45o eng mentnly, payments NEWLY DECORATED ril of these to cheese tram, mevee yeu In, StoOmovtt you , R, j. (Dick) VALUET REALTOR FE 4*3531 per, Forest let id'nJom,™ am her .sit* T tel With ilry' C with 7 n OR TRADE. Pioniir Hlghlondi ThrteMreem brisk, ill (arpel.. fSUrt,"' I.™: B; U. heel, Mreenii, faar pbreh, iw* . ear gerMe, prlylMet* on 3...*“ Like. Ottered it oiaTooo win S4O0 dowh on FHA terms, 1 badroems, II' living.* p'tt fq -imm vjtIJLEjO I I lit WmH / # CASS .LAKE FRONT 7 i'iSSeffyyiS' «w+- |«Ig House* hnh, entfry penalad layer with tlte finnr aeenv into pah* aiWiaM'wg. and lining' ana pave Bruce ranch-plank fleering. Uiwr Ijval studio with built-in ra. jpecisL laaturas Inn numerous In mtmiin .Is truly, a wggm Mmi fir water, enihuslaslil By appainlmini dnly, plessa, , USUI S. TSirr, SMiler RHODES IRAUTIRUL iRlCK HOME Targe baorepms, anira .llvm, 'Wm DOWN, Thi* hmm t T“* ions, 4 Mroomii < room# aiaitarad » miwit- 0«l WMIe « m», OlAiifd'in tori ia«. Full nrkt U,M 1 r’fvy**ar cawailn Sy nail, Full bath, its garage, Blemenliry . __.4, owner being Irani* tarred, mis won” last, a" 19,949, School l.Rlet &rria, *“■ Terms, ILI7ABR furnace room, l«, pa tamTly’ Suing §FS'(=1 ,AK1 PRIVILEGES, - 1962, laundry room Jorge family ar«om level, 16 fl. kitchen With ail gas neat* Large bed* air eendittomn, H'klO' tie, back of ramie, Black-drive, ter aperenimsfaiv si 31 price >14,900, terms, Clean, five room bungah room, lacatad el* Baldwin ■mi school* msb 1 4«00ri*l fsrmi, 1071 W, Huron St, MLS tMtertes, Only Bni, 3,309 teetot nfgl Terms. I OXFORD - Nice 9*ba lihme,1 lull, baseman large lot, dllecned 3t pies* 3 awSYmei X 1,1 Johnson, I 1HI W»»manl, wIIt i'lTRATHMDjtl so room, ..hardwMC isement, oil heat, i •aufifut grounds an* ET44794 •» roinw A4 4-BIDR00M RANCH BWII DERG MOBIL NMure*” 4 131,500. wiinred*. a A BEAUTY i badraem ranch In ettnsetjya ftm fton, Clarksjnn wheels- Fsrpatad living and dining reem, sperkllhg kitchen. Attached I fJI^'erar garau-^uiW [arfi*j^*[tS^J^W? Imeet Isnf llnanelht aveilaBW. LAKE FRONT ^ Pined tor nwiik a WATERFORD REALTY • garage, INCOME - .North mu sat heel, Twii j location, 413,404, __ OR 3-5544 WAMILYtettfi TZ West side wcellen, swcious end , well buifl, Nice lerat living ream dining room, hltahin wlm eat* mg spaca, -Three lerg* bedrooms f 4TR is, "idet and water. Only S< 3 ACRES *■*■■'* ... Frim tree* with.nice ) betfrooms, large recreation room with natural lira* plilg, Mrdwaed floprsj oirimsl, Waal year ‘reune noma. >73,400, m BATEMAN Gets Results ^ LAKIFR0NT and Mel US down GILES REALTY CO. > *P6 5*6175 <341 Baldwin Aye, OHM m MUltlRLB LI4TINO SERVICE . SMITH" CLARKST0N VILLAGE Century old home consisting of rooms and t baths, Mwtlnilw sit, ■“ J on targe shaded let with l|4 u-“^ on Park Lake, (h logeted, Offered at Convenlaniiy DRAYTON WOODS Walt plannad 3* bad room ranch homo, * 33*toM living room, a toil “ drive, $1,400 down, Terms. __________ .■■.."ei>i8» landscaped, B*N— “ drive. 11,400 leia Rolf* H. Smith, Riollor I 3-7141 *** *' ^IT pI 3-71 akb front Ute Kb ceraEilc x* ALBERT J. RHODES, Broker t d'lstanca rf 4-33CS .«»• i Price — i sioq Down — Plus mortgaga t**» Make as- S bedroom rancher Inxcefwnf. nan •EAUTIRUL west of, *“ iha oral ranctwr. ■f only $12,500 Large fj^kDc'*1^ mMV ! WIST IIOC I v r, Underground sp> m. lira ‘— “ :* 441.000 l* I badraem ry geed con ill basarramf. 'aved street Easy farms, DOLP|R'IOR|AM-‘■^TORyWtT Mmi _ PRICE RIDUClDt THIS t MOTORWAY 6 PRICE Rl-Capa Cod i far mat Hf the lake, t NEAR northern high ' Tent 3-bedroom bynoalow wli Mat. Ceramic tiled, bath. , lendsceped, Easy terafsl end tain. Ideal ter 1 retiree*, tew at only 49,500, < t bedroom up, Racres, ®I*‘ngni sldte reduced te John K. Irwin JOHNSON 10U ABOYLf BRAND NEW l"" Ing — first on* wlm a good * Si gall It, Lovely >bi ty of ■ lAedOrn1* to Ideal Ter yeu we Will burnt ours,* Ask ter N cell DA 9 34t$. TEN ACRCl, wtm, elmeit, new bedroom brick rancher pbig h Lear garage, elasterad and Ml I wTcen 132,090. 1 , tt r 9*r*S*' • $12,500. II HAYDEN. NEW HOMES K. 1. Templeton, Realtor 29 Orchard Lake Road 602-9900 fRPL*ViL, SO MiHBTGTYO', ’l*bN. Had, aluminum siding, taco brick, 3*bcdrMm, Vi baths. 3*car garage, 3 BEDROOMS TRI-LEVELS RANCHES it included , Gas Hast r Oarage pemliyeRoom FROM $10,500 WITH 41,040 DQWN OR. EXECUTIVE HIRE HOME,. Utewn by aur-only. Thte bedullful brick tn Indian village, 3 lovely man! witit steam scaped tot with L____ trymlng In It mat you Mrs, have bf“ be purchased looking ter. M . ... j lehd contract, call Carroi) Braid PC 4*3414 1704 4. Telegraph A. JOHNSON & SONS FE 4-2533 815,100, 4400 di OR 3*1394. PE Imall mD,” needs repairs. Canal Ic Island. EM 3*0135* UNION LAKE New 3teiedro6m, plastered, ‘ UNION LAKE Located in excellent suburb,' brick ranch, S bedrooms, fam"-- “***“ with 2 large picture wind Ing room with tlraplaee, kitchen ........ baths, blacktop streets, extra big lot with patio, 2-car garage, many other ftetgrea, 425,000 EMBREE & GREGG, Realty 1565 UNION LAKE ROAp. lays EM 3-4343 Evos. EM 3*3705 ------WAtllpSSlTHiGH Vacant, new, 3*Mdroem. Oek - Separate utility, Leer gi lind' contract or tow down HILLTOP REALTY 673*5234 WEST BLOOMFIELD NCI DOWN PAYMENT NO CLOSING COST .Trucking HAULING And pubbish. Name WEST SUBURBAN, 3-BEDROOM ranch with breezeway and “ fached 2-car garage; paved dr large living “““■ i. Anv time. FB 8*0095. LIGHT HAULING; GARAGES AND basements cleaned. 674-1242. LIGHT And HEAVY., TRUCKI rubbish, fill dlrL grading and gi Trucks to Rent W-Ton pickups _ V'A-Ton Stakes . . INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR painting, free estimates, work jaranfted. Reasonable rates. 642* .. . PAINfTftG AND DECGrA-tlng, 26 years exp. Reas. Free es-tlmates. Ph. UL M»6. iuterior-exterior paTn+ing. 3* INSIDE AN FE >4823, F Peat Mass *1.00 PER YARD, Photographic Sarvica anb [EguirmBni Dump Trucks — Seml-Tralltrs Pontiac Farm ana Industrial tractor Co. 825 S. WOODWARD _ S 8-0461 '* PE 4-1442 Open Dally Including Sunday THOMAS UPHOLSTERING 4499 W. WALTON BLVO. PE 5-8888 BLOOMFIELD WALL CLEANERS. Walls and windows. Reas. Satlsfac guaranteed. FE ** ROCHESTER WINDOW WASHING CO., OL 2-2021, Commerclal-Resi-dentlal, Janitor servlet. Wood Mowing carport, large lot, paved atreat, vacant Pried 110,600, «S3 monthly. RORABAUGH Woodward at square Lake Road “ 2-505.1 1 1 CALL ANYTIAAB DAILY SATURDAY AND SUNDAY 626-957!. A REAL VALUE VACANT — 3-bedroom bungalow full ’basement, workshop, car* 1 living room, water tottahar. rge 2w *i|" ^ LIST WITH US — We accent hades and In this way many Oates re-sulFthal would net emafwte*. Onen I N a.m. te 4 p.m Multiple LtetMn J jSVtij., i, ), ; * L. H. BROWN, Realtor 409 RiuabeMi Lake Road , Phone P,B 4*3564 Of FE-2*4010 WATKINS LAKE PRIVILEGES, With this fro*h orated 2 bidroem ranther » enc toted brresewey to aftacMd M* Itn pldnty cupboard*. ... * drapes, curtains, tub-ili«r and dryer, gas “owe. rage. 49,950, TERM :iNICHOLIE LAKE PEIVIIEGB4. Smith & Wideman . car garage, In line edndliton. Many beautiful traps on this large let. Priced at 44.400. Call OP.EN 6:30 to Bi90 P M. FURNISHED MODELS YOUR CHOICE! Rancher or in with garage or wlthwil end I with gueiny toetoret. As k iio.soo an yew tjP. Yi0ii.yiii TTm a.m., SAT. 14. 1UN. 1-7. I at TVMttter Si. epdeihe.ctty alr*i Turn sg Big Bateman tl^n. THREE BEDROOMS ’ All on W- .iteer, decorated I { * end . (tel.' Automatic heat.' tn TRADE THE BATEMAN WAY $ letograph Realtor PI 0- 71 ARRO NEAP NORTHERN HIGH ThTee-bedraom ranch oil heat, tile bain, ul An axcaitenl tocelton I ANNETT WE TRADE-WI BUILD 1 APPROXIMATELY tW ACRES pto» lovely l-bedroom' ranch, oak noors. plastered wMli, lamlhr size kitchen JL“- —— -* --K-srda, full bate-Slim 11,404 Sbedroom home* .ail decgrai- 5 l and reedy tor sccuaencv. o' do^rn; -peymeni. Low , closing 1 clean. 4-car gis* ‘ nicholic haroir co* Sylvan Lokt Privileges CwMlnai call, 1. ' ..... ^ .u. w le closing a H.5O0 moves yeu Into 3badVaom brick ranch, toads* of ctoeait, 1-car ,SfrX- t«h| O'NEIL MODEL . neaped yer lake privileges •« beach, Pull price, *17, W LEOGESfONE ire’s your chance 1 rising a graceful spreading f Plnnsf •BEDROOM l A home that yesterday bu wonderful family jgB eny yteser nice ’kitchen" and a walk-out’ mint. .143 tt, on lake- DREAM BUNGALOW 47,930. very non-— —k mwkel,Cfc'otoamtogu*o throughout with new carpeting In specious living room. New gas furnace and nicely landscaped tot. Like privileges; 2-BEDROOM DREAM HOME Mrt- ctous tot 67'xm' with frontage excellent fishing lake In Drayton Plains. Cedar Shaka construction, with, oak floors, plastered walls, I2*xi7' kitchen aM W Msemani with racreatidn rddrn. 413,050. * AUBURN HEIGHTS — S rooms - * — with roomy kitchen, ell1 basement, garatfe. PM 1 lor larger home 57,500, MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE STOUTS Floyd' Kent Inc., Reoltor ptfrjfa Best Buys Today • 5 Bedrooms GAYLORD A lovely custom built brick home In Pontiac WStklnf Estates. Foyer entrance to spacious living dry room, lW-car 'garat workshop, area, quiet pave only $14,500 with terms. ....... _ . a klteh- ery convenience — garbage disposal, susana. Two .............. ..... petad bedrooms. The 13X27 rec-H| | ledgerock You'll Like It Extra sharp 3-bedroom horn# oft ------Owen School, 3' and if floor, one largo 1. »eiect hardwood naatly painted Baldwin m reaflon room ........ fireplace. Exposed basement h • foil kitchen, a fm Bg if drive to I1____ rage, fenced lot. Priced $ only 312,500 with eeay terms Humphries g room wilt) fire- home, finished cut stone, living piece, dining ell, fast area, ceramic______________ ment, gas heat, attached 2Vtecar garage, 100x300 lot. Priced at 017,750, ram |---- Wlti toko tend contract payment. Only $7,500. PHONE 682-2211 5143 Cass-Elizabeth Road 1 MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE KENT heat, Northern High a •IM tor your tet I lllvl WostrMgo of Wl The glamourous kite! * ultra-gltra bath 01 all ty Rhes*’ as we II hil convenience IP the tedy ot 000 ini Ihli home. Drive out the Dixie fust past Our Lady Of the Lake*, turn left on Ledqestone. * TRADING IS TERRIFIC An executive with a growing enloyabto lamlly ' living on .Jl, ceramic _— $15,900 totoF prlco. Beautiful teca-tlon. Call to aea. MY *“*’ |f FE 0-9693. FOUR-BEDROOM home In_. “ - ” *—lace, new kitchen, 2* So muen for 111, ONE-ACRE of land and h put a brand new home.built by quality builder with Quality work-vou- ^ ’ 2-2421 1 LAWRENCE W. GAYLORD Broadway and Flint MY 2-2421 or FE 4-9693 Lake Orion TIMES kitchen, family room and bedroom ail 12x14'. Hot water heat, plastered Halle and oak floors, lot 164x224' and n|ce shede._ $16,»0, .31,650 down plus |ort«, YOU *BB SURE TO WANT*THIS ONE. 7 MACEDAY LAKE short walk to a private i„ Newly carpeted living fining room With fireplace, kitchen, paneled family room a attached' 2-car "garage. *l5;56o, »F,W down plus costs. NEAR TEL-HURON DON'T MISS SEEING THIS ONE. Aluminum exterior ‘ story bungalow. * Variety of fruit, berries and-,«ra. 814,910 cash to mortgage. ( . TIMES REALTY \ DIXIE HWY. MLS ,»J;te«396 OPEN 9 TO 9 .. Cfarkston area I* the outstanding educational facllltlet of ..thajClarkston School District. This lovely 3-bedroom rancher, tocatod on a- beau- _ j minutes w Clarkston schools. dote carpeted living . room, blend Artefact, dining r cheerful kitchen with r~ ,1th *d|oln- ii'fair at only 817,900. yard, > car attached gerage, family room and jmcad at 0 n I ^ LINCOLN HEIGHTS BRICK, plrcad to * meet all competition. Story and a half, three nice bedrooms, exceptionally attractive .10x14.4 kitchen, |H *"*d basement, gas F community V $15,900 and Includes beautii il carpeting In living r -hall and one bedroom, pliia Intercom throughout You 1 do bettor. PRICE REDUCED - on this lovely 3-bedroom aluminum ranch with 'attached garage In Pontiac Watkins Estates. Featuring 3 king tlze bedrooms with one that has all : ' the bullt-lni tor your chll- , desk a t beds. i 30 flniteied raereatlon (than, clrpetlng and drapes ■e included at S2L900. Calf r appointment today.. Only . dosing cosjs. < jr RAY O'NEIL, Realtor 3520 PONTIAC LAKE ROAD < OPEN * TO * ’ OR 4-0427 ; MLS ' OR 3*6033 1 living , ..... „ area, ftreMMt, cam . ventent kitchen, l«9 fteer bedroom and bilh, 2 large bedroom* and baih'an 2nd floor. Oakland County's best lake Spring tod, kteps level 1 and < im$s -120. toet of se, beech. Living n ........... tog burning tiro fireplace, pe$ jr «Mng ro kitchen, bedroom and1 I , ges furnace, 16x30 roc* wlm room with ttropiece, 1 2-car garage.- Ha* .caped tote and many te trees. SML3MS terms. - fireplace, 2's baths, II clot-ets. Gas baseboard .hast. 2-* cqr attached garage. . Mate* WILL TRADf Realtors 28 E. Huron St. Open Evenings end Sunday 1-4 . FE 8-0466 SCHRAM saving kitchen and dinette, »u basement with unlimited poeelbl ties,* thrifty gat heat, extriT nt nui) phis ctefllhB c your loF a- J--------- duplicate oi Big T brick front. Alao, k. .. _____________ room designed for hours of family pleasure, sliding door well to petto Hgb - — at,, door activities— Thrifty gat h._............... 511.950 plus closing costs and u your tot as down payment. W duplicate on your tot or ours. AVAILABLE WITH L-„ PAYMENTS. DOWN PAYMENTS START AT APPROXIMATELY $250. LeBaron-School 2 t n? ..... carpeted I ■vuui, ,'xio' dining area, li kitchen, full basement w heat, I Wear garage end closing cost will handle. Off Joslyn 3 bedrooms, carpeted living room and dining room, full basement with gas-neat, close to Madison and Northern schools. For a quick deal—$1,300 dovyn plus costs." -IVAN W- SCHRAM / REALTOR FE 5.4471 M3 JOSLYN COR, MANSFIELD MULTIPIE LISTING SERVICE OPEN EVENINGS AND SUNDAY = / si.....l.•.L...-/• -A, A/:mt 'BUD4 Give fhl* o Look tMvalri* iwbM* m i/iitb room wl <«(« dining ri ' landMMM grounds. WfflM Rent Banter *tlo6r lliumii v .9«r||f» 'wall _ rant dslleri V tow & VM5W/ >: Norm lilt iMilltn near im »|Ul lfhtl#l/ iMUMI Separata • illiiliia I'opfni full lifinmruml, gai h*«f IIM Ml wytai, Only II, uopn/ mown1 gy ippoinimwii "Bud*' Nieholie, Roallor 0 ft Sfffl®\ After 6 P.M. FI 2-3370 MILLER •T, MIKES ARIA, 1 bedrooms, |iiir,npp, .....Hill i nit.., n.c,t ,.fr»i n:i /iMn, HAVH A UROB BOAT, 1YU9XN Uke lot on wstaf, *»,«», tji down, u$ month, Ilqch bros. Or mm, 1 home fe ■, .. „,w, lUNNY evirleeNini Midflfdi wil- Loko BFIVIMH, I Mniy i, M|kTn|, *»$ ltd flown, ..RlOfl, Wl0OAII(£6TnRY eMtagjh^iTw, m 1 M«p#e i XZ'Z fiili- MMffMni, iphrtei,Really, !, f, : wnHiiiiiuiuiif Oxford,1 uA 0412, ~ ^ , 'T Laid Front Wooded Loti Oyit folMiffl for nit' fly owner sf flcofcfi Union Lake, Only I1,MC m>i wltn ooiy lirmi, LAKELAND AGENCY, . VA «nfl,rHA xnproLofl brawn • 'WaIlIoLAKB , , aa Aim on ihiim kfc Alt OR CARTRIDGE "Hi Tllfi.OIRI) JO IBB" LAKE FRONTS' ii flammint^ i/aneittii > I X1RI* ni.ui j nbowl »m be ■Thlii lrock garden, andgareys. hImE*’ AND INCOMB on .Ilia w, aid*. Living end fllmng, rooms >, MM loigo down, full bo rnant, staam best. gar eg*, font tot glut ■ 1 raomi. and b«m ogo i mem, Om full grim, I VACANT - Wilt SUBURBAN 1 < all* living rMi% lore* NlfcMl gnd bedrooms. ) Thormoggn* gic-fury, wtndowi, g«wm«ni. softener, unnmmgfl floored attic. tea mu ri *f«ii - enlcK ranch w#«t suburban location, 13X11 Cifpetad living room, 1 bedrooms, garage A tovaty xpxrjmxn! also, Ilf,In Billy $7,709, 11,00 month, j FLEAIANT LAKE m ontlr^lls ¥ to* tab iMrL0f,|LAKi NNIVILiSKf, OAK l»0* |#t, Duck Lake front, i uu im* nggr union Lake. n> PoniMifi'Watklni Batatas, . $200 DOWN 100x160 PE IT ON PAVED ROAD utiful building ill* will! inma i, gnd-gjfgalmit' flr«ln«gt, vm* lADD'l;*Inc. '■ irMfeCik Oi.«n Daily 1l,*./fcunfl*y ri jhNO 44-j| ORCHARD LAKI ’AVB , l aorg of ground, rail, ma g i/ou barn ~tii'Oi,' "I II,:lio BARN tyllaflla for norm, ovoiTmIo with Bloomfliid Hi III Schools IUPIRI View AND ROLLINS LAND vly subdivided loti with a t« Ml,MO, ' : Drive lo Lena Bind and Middle Bell Roadi, I mile* weal of tale-grogh and «M model, or call for Housiitian-Spitzl^y M 47422 * WO MIH _ Svenlngi MA 4.73JI in SITES KiittssE tWiS IX'TWif’^r, imxim i f'kfls , w*'»r II 000 di - IceOAR‘ srttat rl M'ACIOAV lakc Miller Realty located ah 1 til’ ffnty*TiOj& IMO FE 2-0263 t Ar'r’'’nVva m > snerwoou no, ,,, @,0001 _______ ...lohi» - i aeret . moo Colonial Hint 71x100 04,000 -, Lev.iv Anrtttt Inc. Reoltor* north ite!» ? Huron 11. ,RB 10444 new fug- Open Bveningi end lundayt 1-4' i,*», wool pon IAlIY HfcCt^w ■ • I Brewiter Rd„ Rochester, WaJOfl' ... park tailed, tin an tel. Ol.JSO, f|l.,<*n4l| call 4010773 afler 4 pm, HATCHfRvr LAKS PUT?- i, *Wr IhiInii Opporiunlilii 99 «»r bav. ^poer'divisii men grow owner rellrlng, *1M1 |, 14 MIM Hoad war Wntr of Dgflulndre, fO 41)1)1, nr 100 0114, 1 EQUIPMENT RENTAL 4TM1 Igaal well ailaflllshed and nighly' nrofltaflle iuilnast offered i for lull sir,/on Including real lilato ' with 110,000 down WARDEN REALTY 04)4 W. Huron, Ponllaji 1M-7H7 "qrmbry Big ogirallen, IBM, SOD, special-fy I* mmti, g oseleri, new ,veg: feyfy Bfnfe wiiil: LAKE ORION f,7M tguare It, alui lower level, „ Main tlifil, |alli room! large ga- ilore dr' wha* 'Sava you? IfdaaS for iforaga, IlliOM with *4,000 down * RESTAURANT Open‘l to ii p,m,, West Sfile Btflbllihio,, Owner will lei pro*-pactjve buyer work wilt* him to , see how ^obil hli^fluilnest Ii, could Mr, real estaia included,' investh gatal- J BATEMAN IMMBRCIAL pbpartmri M 3171, Telegraph After f “like TO •SELL?? 'Have opening tor two lot] lime men to nil business, NO INVIiTMBNT RBQUIRBDi Sualiflcations are honesty, a tale model §gr and a desire for a,better then average income, Contact MR, WARMN at^jji ns; far a perianal Major “illL“Cir7HSI 'tHVMsc xiaDone toi loam, oalg training bool end ilnenelei help avair jin, PB 4011), ». flPWlYyNITT '"B6I"1'.WUPL1, Imall inveatmant, Seed credit, re-, out rad. Local aetawlehad byelnya*, Poieniiei^ tor^axoanilon, Writ*, box 6wn ' rbufi"' 'w^Tiiririri oalarlng buslnass, 0 down to tho right narly, lnlareited? PB 1-fMl X 11,000 di ibdlvlsfe^* , f)0 month? I'xMO', all ixndicapad with t, Only! r e ■......■ ■■■■■■■■■■■■ ■________________________________ S,r.-.rs.,r heal, I rar^reil^ed c«,bi«. om^iit.epo, | yy« will try tor II,aol down, ckS* (Mti, «n *«*Sn, w' ' ^ CLARENCE RIDGEWAY orbow lapb^fPuviNfH,ttMvM JAMES A. TAYLOR, AgBWCyl ■ pgroh, It,DM down, Tond centraci, f " *71 4| month, Phono m-TTOK j ^on e tg f v HUM OARAOB and workthap, y MODfpU FATB" INIURANCI WHtTB LAKB PRONT, owner tec \ rtflfUM, wtWeuI baeamanf, *i ‘ fecbed flArege, 1*0* prtcx, paved street, lendjkepirtg, heal PHA — 170.700, ealipM> CHOlCB HUH Dip* IIT1I, o4f taka, cemmaretal ant, — epp. free, bulldtng consultation, I. CALL FOR APPOINTMINT, srL x PortM (OTTAOB tendy beach, lllltflarth i as* xarrifloe. LI I-0M3, nights, REALTOR PARTRIDGE ,__"I* THB BIRO TO *B(" TT WATJRFRONT LOT ^ WoterYront Lot»~$i250 I ' AND UP Bnloy heating end tiehing on Luke ft C >air South Channel ^vicinity. | PhMli 8*0332. Night* J" WOLVERINE LAKE ' room lake front with huga coun 1 ■y kite ban, tirapiaca, waikeui asamant, attached garage, An-her fenced lawn with nlca ahada | -aai, sate sandy beach, A real" R (ALTON , 211 W, WALTON • SM-4014 MULTIPLB LIITINO IBRVICt , ffficAllYBR 4MA, PAiVTCRlfk TRADE Columbia-Baldwin Area pniy oti.egg (or mil FBtdr homy, ttatuce* tiding room tirablaca, f Mine, pining r< ftaeamanf and garaoiv <**< condition tniMe and imp for Economy Minded Buy tbl* homy located gff t 'Hama Lika Road. Bungalow s Big flrapfacp 4 BaMcena ■ . t*i-ar — v# prlvllegtw, toma neon, pc a,' only — : Northern PrMBrty 51 -A m acrb campino sits nbar Rapid. River, Inside the Au Sauble Stele FereU border, Only 491$ ■with *10 down and <10 par month, mo m m ADAMS RBALTY PB *-40t5 family living, Vw64iVM66m CifVtUiHr hlW-| ly deceratad,. on baavfitul Cake Paradlee. t7,Ha. 173.5045, ■ 1 j Resort Property 52 wooded lot. 14,M0, Ml 4>04*). RbCHBSTfR CHOlCB MOMSfifi* Mflurlct Wetion, Reellor OL 44)71 •AnkuQwRw cSRtijfjr■jg' ewivlMge* MfO W, Boston, Da WAT^RbNt luliding let yn canal, — connect to Sylvan Ukka. 40 W, on the talar, 12,7JO. Terms. « JACK LOVELAND > lit) Can Lakg Rd. , stfrlijl Waterford TewniHip » loti near Macaday l aha each PThaa a rtjunlmvm of 300 fool Clafluton' Rial Estate l s. Main1 MA s sear ,f Kl’siij-'ftONflAC”-rfftwxW ISC fM#nl. If 1-lfVfI \m, %),m. . 'V tZAvCTH LAKE ~ B«»Ch and own, iTt mentm . -VCK LAKE • 140’sur tubing and p^NTiACf laki-mont rtlxnr* ■ tut,, ivlm and water tkl, *3,aoo. haoitrom rbaLtor, aWfl.w. hu---c or 4 0MI, fvw. aa»p4M. wattsreaL kTATI”’ I7S4 Mil it B»id tagit Lake_: I tfMTRlS _ _; jm CRBS, 4 ROOMS, BASEMENT, though I Buy on Land1 Contract •at mis, clean newly docc city bungalow, mm im rooms, ammo room, full Firushour • Struble B1 ’ CLARK IDRAYTON WOODS — Attrocttva Bedroom rancher, * liraoiacai,, ct Pttlng. Altdefton windows. Ext largo kitchen with loads of blr . cupboards. Lovely shad* tries . Call for appointment — Full prU lORNAINE MANOR - t badroc 1 rown. Bear get age, carpeting, gas heat and extra large lit, su.soo. Homes-Farms in Hylty- 3-ftmiiy Income, $ rooms up, huge shaded toL*SAMO terms. Waodhuil Lake privileges, Memlly furnished income, extra lot, $7,500, g1,ggg dt 2-bedroom clean' oil heat, $8,500, < ..............1 built farm tvs baths, family and dining ________ bams, on IS acres, blacktopped comer, S23xm, txsoo down, consider free and clear home. US-10 ahd 9 minutes from Express- UNDERWOOD REAL ESTATE thcomg Prgpgrty_______________11 l-LARGE CORNER LOT, PAVED strgef, S homes, furnished, S-famlly Income of 1225 net. monthly. Near 2 schools, but,. excellent location. S LOTS IN SYLVAN LAKE Sewer, water,'blacktop streets. BREWER REAL ESTATE FB 4-5111 74 E. Hui 10 LOTS OVEALOOKl NO BlAUTi-tui Walters Like. I Northern lot pm wgter reasonable. 3324412. • * • BY OWNER . Nlca house On Macaday Lake — 3 - bedroom, paneled, living room with fireplace, basement,. «Trbeat, OR4-H03. \ • immadiata possession, in neann forces sale. Reasonable price, Will consider, reasonable property as 'Partial flown payment. Will sell resort sepertla,' Has to be soon to wpraclete this retort, OTT'S RESORT, lone n-12, on mss; Houghton Lake, Michigan. | 93 - OVER Suburban Propgrty M S. PONTIAC TRAIL looking welled Lake, ......... older home. J^bedrooWn,^ family H. Wilson, 60 ACRtS :iose to Dotrolt by 1-71, J form you can bo proud Rick black son tor rol ribbon produce. Modern fruit' trees, A form h gives you liability add Partridge VARIETY STORE tils Is one of the finest' Sc to *1,00 stores we have aver seen, “ The nm (a I jPTO1 m| neaf and sharp, Located in neighborhood shopping fllsfrlcf In Mini and owned by same parly since built, A rare opportunity to buy HARDWARE i real busy small hardware. Owner retiring, so only aaklng token amount tor the business,, ft's MBM, PARTRIDOB l> ASSOC.; INC. OPPICiS TMRUQUTMICH, INTERNATIONAL TRADERS CLUB COAIT-TO-COAST TRADES IMS W, Huron, Pontiac PB 4-Mti fAiiiv uroMi.^ Mm p# «ur.i » till . ......... ... South of Ortonvlllt, ^ ffBSTiTOf poK Ialb AT 1101 Cooley Lake Read, Union Lokar OR 3J1M If Interested; Tavern No. 3007 — A good working mans ■ bar near Pontiac, orotic will pass 170,900 this yaar. Owner retiring. Only *8,750 down on this fast ac STATEWlOf—LAKE ORION 314-0000 Alter I OR 5-7000 ~TaVIRn 29 , minutss from Pontiac. Main stregt location, Busy small town With (Nod Industries nearby, Make otter. Owner must sacrifice. . MICHIGAN Business Sails; Inc. JOHN LANOMBSSBR, BROKER 1173 s. Telegraph FB 4-1143 feeling of family modcmUed Hitch-.,1 O create those da-j TRADE COUNTRY* STORE lots • Acrgogt ^ __________91 IT IN PERRY PARK SUB- tion, aim siQo down, or >1. •• - ; , ~ 5* Rotting Acres il (or exposed basement type a. Small pond, 12,750, 1570 15 Wooded Acres ih 400 ff. of lakefrontpge. Home tag#, and oarage. Secluded, is, Beautiful Nursery On 71% acres with 4,009 evergreen nursery stock Plus 5-bedroom ngmt Basement and 2-car garage. Upstairs rented for |70 monthly, $24,- At LAST HORSE FARM 10 booutlful acres bordered by We Huron River, Nice barn and pad-dock tor yOur horses. A largo Michigan Buslnass Oulda RBALTOR PARTRIDOB "IS THE BIRD TO SEE" 350, W. HURON ,., ; FB A ■brick'ranch 44 acres, large carpeted room and dining room, rooms, tv*'ceramic baths,"tun basement, J . HAROLD R. FRANKS, Realty , 2593 UNION LAKB ROAD .... ' ares, doing a gooo oysmoss, nas upto date futures and equipment. 2-story brick building wlih\ * rooms ond bath pics 3-room apartment, 927,000 terms, CLARENCE RIDGEWAY RBALTOR *21 W. WALTON. 339-4004 MULTIPLB LISTINO SERVICE SbIb IbimI CoiBtradB 1 . 1 TO 50 LAND CONTRACTS ’ Urgently wanted. See ue tx TIZZY By Kltjb Omiuhi laid Household Gdode 65 far Sato Mistotlaneou* li 67 Fir Salt MIicbIInmbvb 67 FRiaiDAIRI It HF N LS BRA1 .... ihsiifl, » H|-SIN after i JRNITURR |DR IALB,! Home Owners NEED CASH NOW? CALL ANY TIMB LOAN BY-PHONE *. , SYSTEMS WIDOWS; P1NSION1RI CAN BB BLIOIBLfl. CHECK, LOWEST RATES *1,001 ............... $ 1.21 12,000 . .i......... *12.87 *3,000 ............,,,,, ill,}]' 2nd mortgage! slightly higher Borrow tor ANY utthil purpose CgnatUdgN (lilt New Cara New Furnltura ■ .■ Home repair and medarnlialion FE 8-2657 If you can't flail , , . Mail Coupon Loan-Dy-Phona IS W. Lawrinee ti„ Poniiao ’ Ruth detalli ol your new plan, > LOANS 30 B, LAWRENCE PE 0-0421 lDaNS ^ TO $1,000 To consoiidots bills Info one monthly payment, Quick service, with courteous experienced counsellors. Credit life .Insurance available. Stop in or phono FB 1-0121- HOME & AUTO LOAN CO.. 7 N. Porrv Of. PB 5-0121 . 7 to 1 DalhhJMf, 7 to 1 LOANS TO ' $1,000 Usually on tint visit. Quick, friendly, helpful. ' FE 2-9206 la the number to cell, - - OAKLAND LOAN CO. - 202 Ponliee Slate Bank Bldg. X 7130 lo 5:J0 ~ Sal, 7:30 to r 202 N. MAIN ROCHESTER ROMEO 214 E. ST. CLAIR LOAN9 125 TO *1,000 , AUTOS LIVESTOCK HOUSEHOLD QOODS OL 4-7011 OL ...... PL 2-3S1I PL 2-3510 "FrlindlyServIcC" Sold Housohold Goods 69 .MAHOSANY BiDROOM' SUITB, t man'7 cnalr, Magnivox eomp, radio « record bjayar.. 4 gOtina mjn analri, t^jiiFoof, Call pb i PH C (I (6ff6 N'A L'llt7‘MA'tCH-Ing corner iabia, cockiall labia,, clap labia, 2 lamps and poriablc Tv; OR 31111. •3 ROOMS : BRAND NBW PURNITURB * ONLY $3 WEEKLY 7-placa living room, davenport! FOOT SLIDING. GLASS DOORS, double. steel Fenestra window*, screens., Luxalfd oil furnace, 01 4-tgot^refrljemror, All good condl- .iTfTfiflbTiuM AUdi i ik) plastic f|L(............ ie (a. VINYL ASBESTOS (Random). 5e la. CERAMIC TILE .......... tc la. ASPHALT TILS J RANDOM) 4c la. THB FLOOR SHOP ___BLIZABItR UKI ROAD tF'KiivvfWTffjf 'RfpRT^irerrsir. • Prewar, 196, Bieclromatlor 40" deluxe range, 125, I reel lent Condition. MA 5-1315, i i-iNCH aPartmBnt-siIe 9as range, excellent- condition. 7-loot pool tabic. 102-5108, after 4, 40.Tnch''IlbctrTc sTOVirTCA color TV good condition, PB 4-3023. 53" YAlSs pp CAlpfflNO and pad, 1100, Double kllchen sin! "' faucets, si:;. 1757 Ford. 331 A-l VALUES GRACIOUS COUNTRY LIVING QN M59 naar Highland, 52. acras, Includes x-bedroom, modem estate home, 2 baths, Italian Marble fireplace, tots of trull, orapes, well landscaped, new 40x40 barn and other ’out-buildings, tarvlp driveway. 152,000. »% down. Hl-Land Real Estate, 212 Cam “ Highland, Mich. 404-4012. C PANGUS, Realty 422 Mill Jt„ Ortonvllle CALL COLLIECT ■ 1 NA 7-2016 Sffa Batinas* Proparty 57 x 24 x 60 Fast Clear Span Commercial Ruilding 40 ACRES In Ortonvllle area. Good kwel f land, 4-room (arm home, bam other building. 110,000. 45,000 d< SMALL FARM Substantial 10-room, strictly r am home, good bam, In Xli ton area.Tdaal for horses. , TIMES REALTY 5217 Dixie HwY. ML5 1 574-0374 OPEN 7 TO 7 80 ACRR NEAR OXBOW LK. Near M»^ 1 mile ^from^^Ponflac Pontiac. Good horse country,' Has modern, well built log house with 'Ham. Phone *77-0022. 5 S. Blvd., Blrmlng; .-WANT ADS - ARE FAMOUS ' ; FOR "ACTION'tj C. PANGUS, Realtor 422 Mill St., Ortonvllle t COLLECT ..... 82 FT. OAKLAND AVE. LARGE 8-ROOM HOUSR — IDEAL LOCATION - CAR WASH — CAR LOT — DOCTOR'S CLINIC -Priced to tell - Hurry on this WRIGHT 302 Oakland Ave. FE 2-7141 Bvet after 7 ’ FB 9-1444 Business Opportunities^ 59 l GOING BUSINESS NBBDS lent or active partner and S29,1 .Pertaining to cars and trucks. C fIdentlal. Reply Pontiac Prats, Bex LiSY T Rtl C K STOP. V4 MILE east .of U.8. 23 on -equipped and Jn A-1 Ample parking. Call Real Estate tar parftal R. J. (Dick) VAIUET REALTOR FE 4-3531 345 Oakland ^ WHEN YOU NEED ' $25 to $1,000 Wt will be glad to help you. STATE FINANCE CO. 508 Pontiac State Bank Bldg FE 4-1574 ’ Mortgage loans CASH Loans to $3,000 Consolidate your bills with only aont payment. No closing costs ana life insurance Included,on unp;1 ’ 'balance at NO EXTRA cost. Repay over a convenient term Phone or Apply In Person Family Acceptance Corp. 317 Natlonol Bldg. ,10 W, Huron Telephone FB 3-4022 mortgagb on' oHb ACRE UP. | Swops ;, 63 2 LOTS IN PONTIAC WITH BASE-. ment, city water and sewer In. I Cash, terms or swap 473-4414. pWmSlFth. all ORIGINAL rust, trade for whet have you Dealer. OR 3-1170, FoRby,n,iIitr"bFp!I'"6VS’R H have you, Call t ACTION i your land contract, large .or nail. Call Mr. Hfttar, Pi 34)177. ' 3M0 BlUabath Lake Road. Wanted Contrncjfi-Mtg. 60-A 1 TO 50, LAND CONTRACTS Urgently wanted. Saa ue before WARREN STOUT, Realtor 1450 N. Opdyk* Rd. PB 5-S145 mortgages. OGt*f smell mortga— Ted McCullouc Wh~ tracts, equities ’ ( . -.nit low. r- |dn irtgages avr” Hough, Sr, 4 ,RRO REAL available. Call 402.1820. .... RBALTY ,.'■■■ 5) CASS-ELIZABETH RP. CASHFOR LAND CONTRACTS -H. J. Van Welt, 4540 Dixie Hwy.. OR 3-1355. I HEED LaND fcdNTRACTS, RlA-sonable discounts. Earl Garrelt, Realtor, 4417 Commerce Road. EMpIre 3-2511. . BMpIre 3-4904 QUICK CASH»FpR . H, vLMl9 CONTRACTS Clark-Reel Estate, FB 3-7889 — . .m n- {fork,, ■ Res. REALTOR PARTRIDGE "IS THE BIRD TO SEE" i fl a s 6 Hi b LanD cotItAj wanted. Get our deal before vour ItlLlMnTbL SAVINGS A LOAN ASSN., 78 W. Huron. FB AW41. Money to Loan H\ (Licensed^one^endert.^^ BUCKNER FINANCE COMPANY . WHERE YOU CAN BORROW UP TO $1,000 < OFFICES. tN Pontiac—Drayton Plains—Utica Walled Lake—Birmingham , Baxter & Livingstone 91 - POntiac state Bank Building ; FE 4-1538-9 1*5*' FORD F-400, 16-FT. RACK, iNCYCLOPEDIA SET FOR CHAIR or 7 FE 8*0883. iioNRITB IRONER, S'V USED LAWNMOWERSlWE tall, trade, Barnes-Hargra ' y. Huron, FE 54’ WANTED: 1757.CHEVY, V8,.PAY Snlo HobibIioM Gooflt 65 1 BIG STORE TO SAVE YOU MORE! GRAND OPINING Just moved across the street to 1461 Baldwin at Walton -PHONE FE 2-6842 PlrSt traffic light south of 1-75. Lota ot free parking. Bargain Basement Specials Apiece ’bedroom, new tec&nd .. f5f 5-piece dinette, new second ... $2f 5-piece living room group, 2nd SB Used refrig, guaranteed 117 to *71 « MAIN FLOOR : ROOMS OF BRAND new furniture (21 pieces) with nice range ■ refrigerator, $277, nothing down, from .$129 to $287. Lovely FrendP ’-I suites st Ilk* ng mattresses, *11 111. End and coffee* LITTLE JOE'S BARGAIN,HOUSE BRMS - BUY-BBLL—TRADE thru Prlr .Til 7 p.m4 Set. ' DARI Off MWli, IX* TfflVl, AW*WTttlNT-'ITII, hu new; iv.i 8l«t7 Ii, OAi STOVE. REPRI8ERATOR, ‘im rubber moiiroii and box brlnfli, PI BilioV, , Gi nepniobrator,. * • Mtiiir lif irade, tarme available HAMPTON ELECTRIC Mlr■W, Huron ~ PB 4-8IW glBION ELECTRIC ioVEtl PANGB ■goefl eondlfion, iM also nela Bell IfiFlir 10, Ml 4 8117, , Swh HIW ANy wild "PUllli furi #f ill kinfli •*. m f)nan». Oean d*lly 8,| p.m, Haii'i AuetlflA, MV 3 1871 OfiMY 1(7141, ' HAMILfQN WAlHlK, OAi’DRYIR, $75, l awn ninwxr, 1)0, P| 5IJ7I hdLlywood , iilaLi BVi, pw= T“ *-‘ r,,|| sliefl bog, ohe*l$, gWMMWWM, DR 69*447 -.' BlVinATDR f-OOD'ARAMA, A1 *h*pe, *190: IXIli, largo factional Siaal gray, like now, 1120, 492>M33, BLVINATDR REFRIGERATOR, 8* cubic (oof automatic (Mrnsl, 34 pound freaior 110 i f 5 2847. :ENMOR( WAtHERt’ UPRIGHT, !on^otaS|fwl orgai mak I ui r 49 (s youth In ' eliost, Mr, and 7 boy ehost, child’ maplt roll (OP uwik ana mm' • 0iSrfl37a.1 '/ 8 - maAlb hUTCh, ttaWIIY table with 4 chairs, maple, chest With mirror, Rltehtn table wltn * chairs, Venetian blind!, 4790473, MAPrBTlUNbtrBUNKlENDI, FIECEWAXlD id and wardrobe Art, palnlad low' I tractor, Child's 98 94 DISR 1 BIPt.Br pp;''i12-ggyti d9unl*>bgrral watguh, Ml, 1 II' galyaniiad lioat .ail [motor, IM, 1 rabbi) dod, ilfI/1 Jfwhaal box iraljxr, $3f, Ff »it7t, ftDRSBPOWBR. \ AWN 6PR(NKI Ing pump, 187, 0,, A; Thompson, mljwjll *■'_ , L6C kMOW EJLVj ACM INS, 1 ^OOT, 5rtttppo msrrrsm, maWail, Sualfty * tun, * >1 1-7641 VALbiLY - OL V4423 ! if ALAbDlRirif l’1 IRtIHHONI cyt, PULL 177, 1474418, 15 BA, behind vour irgi fxirLINraUiVbRUgl giaslid, Walf.nla; ,,...... ■■■ jT-rNCffPo wi R‘ M0Wi#n;W*H rnuyfer. IB* Ml. Claminij JB 1.1411 1)12 ‘WlIBBl M(iH»S TRACTOR wllh' allachmonta, UL Mill, , 125,000 BTU COUNTERFLOW ,611 furnace, Luxairef eex* e6llent condition. OR 3-' 7665. A BlfAUTIFUL hINfilsR' |PWING an& rto/l*31.i^ or 0?4.31 ^ler rnonfi), ALUMINUM " CA-fljwrnfr“F ANCHOR FENCES NO MONEY DOWN Ml 5>74 BATHiD6M“PlXTUitil7 WL AN got rurnoce and bollori, aufomai walir naataxa, hardware, and all 1 irieal luppiiai,, ' " NIW Il'DALLON ELECTRIC WA» Ter hMlar.YM, ’ishdllll,_ POWER MOWER! ilf,*9 AN6"|M. Hang mower, 11, 'Hiding mewar. ■ real lypx, ft), Also repairing and iliulo' iharpanlng, RiHUta'l, Ml Wnltlamorii / -PUf'lXRk slmtf o hooi'il, 1110, Daluxa (ftfn* r ie irofier, Ilka miw, *180, Ol l-MM, ■ ulli-rn ANNF TABUS AND A choirs, good condition, FE M187, spv RiNsr wH tItsolp ipt* SINGER SLANT NEldXT^iCyP - lowing maehlna, llg'iiggar tor g£ algni, dig,,In : moaerfi iimmi. Taka oyir paymin.ls gf iTiso mp ' a*,fliJnF^iri!;,^*4&,n MNY TAPE ft EfflR DEE WITH' RA* dlo, many taeiurti, PI MMl, * T ' 'IWcTaC * H" Pjyiwrs, M.,,,,...... M,U I Alin I .f, nt-11 I>uyrs| I: 3INK-1 $27 75, 6, A, 'ThompMO, 7998 MM 1 “SFfSWif'ffir lo with laueali, l ryitj MM W,____ ’ ROYAi, TYr-PWiliTHR, III; " M A. 4-2827 r TALBOTT LUMBER Brothi and- galvaniiad pipe Sentry and Lowe Sugar Kem-Tono MAirinNOlOND LFnrTABTr! ULVIN DOOif nr -oflao and lamp fable, fI 2*2747, tieclrlelTy, l2i27, ^ffrB6;i5?A.lllD aHo CHATR Oontraf. Prlnili Bi, fb-i-wM. . ! ^^ujptajnwj "" maYtag WAsilfirt, us ,192-820.7 - | MOMflN IliSND.'V J/IBCi DIN: IIP AND PORK - HALF AND ------ Dpdyke Mkt, FI 8*7741, "HiQUIR* NO ijtjgjjd Ave. . PB ; Tl'VATIOW A'fMST ■"■TLb ITORi 4171 BED 81 .... _ Ill W. laweIncIITi, Everything Jo meet your needi. Unhung, Furniture, _ Appllinoot, TWLfTi, TT®,_i1'Olr PL1 X Thump ion, 7095 MM W, fwa-ANS-A-HALl.lfd'EV W50H to b* wrecked, 1)09, UL I-1M9, TWO-CamK’ ipaaT’FuralTIRIWT Shops, 117,71 VllUI, 110,70, mgmf! • ■ See factory showroom, Michigan , Fluorescent, 372 Orchard L«k7, *10 U|B^X?x ir ifl" "ARB 1 If l»t. usru („a;i and oil fUHNACBI. , ChandTiP wealing, PR WfBBTFfjTT''' ygr '2% set, 9171, Pull ilia ft lFl4fafl pmaMiss trail, box springs, Stearns Poster new, *199/ Simmons Beauty Rest $et, $49, mallraia, new, M0/ walnut bed, $30/ vanity, *25/ plan (orfns rocker, *30/ 2- living room ehdlra, 139 oath, FB 5-8703: 11 NEW and USED Startei at 81*5 per ^week^ end up, nut” dining* roijiFf Hollywood headboard Cotton motirass ...... inndrsprlng mattraas .,. tor making BEDROOM OUTFITTING CO. 4470 DIXIE HWY. Droyton Plain* 673-9441 klAUTIFUL SINdlR fwlflip-needle- conioTe sewing machine, Has built-in ilg-iag. To — buttonholes, blind herr grams, and all, other sewm eratlons by setting dial. Full *61.10 or *5,21 par month, guarantee. Used. Domelco, 2257 s. Telegraph, Miracle Next to’ Pontiac Stale Bent 8.4521, . ■ - jWTO0T>iliW6' frAbid a H 5 record player, makes own records. Portabla 2-speed tar* «—“— 39x39 bookcase, . new blnocutars. FE 4-1718._______ APARTMENT SIZE STOVE, AND baby buggy, FE 8-3144. AUBURN HOME FURNISHING! 3715 Auburn Rd. Buy — tail — Trade ” We Finance Open Daily 12-7 852-2322._________ AUTOMATIC ZIG - ZAG SEWINGlS- m'l Renges^t^jJL^pi * St $1% jliyere S£b"U* FOR TERRIFIC BUYS GOODYEAR STORE > ». Cd>7___ ____PR 8-4123 ew AND USED CARPETING FOR •ale. Many assorted braids lo choose Irprn, Also several rail ends end remnants. le-lns. Avon 1 %.?,r)Rl Salas, i?i5Hl'C4t'SllfAliWiF0iVfir?W- blnatlon,’ Hmetric, 1109. FB 5-4473. pTAiff? 'WALL «. BBO 'TILB OUTLET, 1971 W. Huron pQnWac KITCHEN SPECIALTIES Spring clsarance g( kitchen cabinet 7)7 *(§rcKi‘rd Lake, 334UI32? RED VINYL C6U?H”»20, Wl»T InghouM automatic waihgr, 125 Call OA 9-J445, , ’ . , r|.B¥tAblIsh T6uR CilNT -Why do without the things you nee3 tor your home? Furnlturo# carpeting and appliances,. *10 down could give you a second chance, Farnily Home Furnishings, 2135 DIxlo Hwy., cor. of Tolmgraph. Refrigerator ,’wash I r 1N5 ------- '“,2.3782. Tioasi*-. 371 E. Pike refrigSratoR. im.' electriC stove, $35// 21" TV, *25/ washer, *15) refrigerator wllf — w^gaa atov4^|2S. 1 Rerlgwed Appliances Frlgldalro automatic washer, rebuilt ....... Wringer washer; rebuilt, guaranteed .......... THE . *70.( GOOD HOU.IK(tP^^0HJ)PAC W. Huron St. FE- 4-1555 SPECIAL *20 A MONTH BUYS 3 ROOMS OP PURNITURB - Consist* **' 2-plece living room suite' tables, 1 cocktail table lamps. 7-plect be d 2 table • With double .Frinarsprlng mattress aBrlnii **“ ||| i match with VVHPIIPBIPVBR|PEMHIPI..„ dinette set, 4 chrome machine. "Fashion Dial," makes Formica, top table, 1 bookcase, designs, appliques, buttonholes, etc. 7x12 rug Included. All tar *377. rjSjWta deskmodel. JPe^y o(f| WYMAN 'universal account In 8 months a montl —.............. FB 4 I PIECES 4‘xl'xta" NU-TONB BIRCH PANBLINO ........... 14,25 1 PIECES 14'x7'x3*11" NU * TONS PANBLINO ................'t I 4,71 X8W' 2 GOOD SIDES .... *11.71 PONTIAC PLYWOOD 4MJ|ALOWIN_ ■ FB 2.2143 Bottle Go* InstaTiotlon Two lOO-ftound cylinders and equip- IBDDING AnnoUNCIMINTI IP) discount prices, Forbai* Printing and Offjee^ luppt^ Sot DIM | • -7747 IrMt (dJu.1** ' Hand Tooli-Mochliwry 61 CYLINDBR AIR COMPRESSORS i, gig. 9 iF’FTpnrikNb i Road automatic Youngstown dish.- is washer and sink combination, holds -service tar 12, heats own water, plugs*into any electric outlet. Works perfectly $50. — — Commerce, MA 4.2*48, BBM6oiO-?rECi MAPLE, COM-plate,' *145. Dlnlnp room table, J FURNITURE CO. 17 B. HURON FE 4-498 . ...- ... - --. _ ,l,«ur surer *■ a-2)50 JjJJ FURNACE, USED'LIKB'NIw, t oat eo„ , p o K I N ¥lT3iiwAI,;iC'"!JDH^'Rfe talnlng wells. Cone's, PB J(544], CLEARANCE ME Rebuilt electric typewriters, 29 per coni discount, Also used and new, desks, roll log, ,executive, secretarial, fllei, tables,. chairs, ml mao-oraglis, ousel graphs, ^ihermotax, I next lo PoWiae l 11.7747, COMpLlff"8f6rK fillings - plastic, coppar ann c. Iron for drclns, Plastic, cops and- galvaniiad for walor, III for (/mi.. Montcalm Supply, 155 ' Montcalm. PB 5.4711. COMPLETELY SAfISf 1161 Customers Aral Most Valuable Atsst ' SHOP AT WARDS -AND BE SATISFIED! CORArWYL AWlTOGSTTfiSRS eld, portact. 13'A-taot and ivy-foot, 145, FE 5-1751. 2579 Hickory Grove Rd.,‘Bloomfield iHIIIS. CUSTOM "madb iMq TRironTO-vlnclal lavender sola, 3, months old, $325. Tangerine ’^(drlpb, *3*0 Drapes, cocktail tables, mlsc. Wardrobe 14.19 Including furs, 1500. Platinum diamond wadding band, 1175. Lady's 1150 wrlstwatch, 175. MA 4.1713, r _ ■ ■■ ■ ■ " 5. J. CABINET SHOP 724 Wt HURON 334-0725 Custom cabinets, Form tag togs, tales of Formica, links, hoods and faucets. COMPARE OUR PRICES. dinTnq 1'6o;m ibt. uAtiAL* stored Chairs, end fables. 887-4046 Milford, .' , DISCOUNTS NOW ON TYPI-WRIT ers, adding machines, desks, chairs# flits, mimeographs, etc., new end used. ’ Forbes printing and Office Supply, 4500 Dixie Hwy., next to'. Pontiac state Bank, OR 3-7757, or Ml 7-2444. &‘6NT"LOCiT"'1?6uRSBLP OUT, get an extra key. made ef Warwick Supply Co. 2478 pfehard Lake Rd. 582-2820._ ELECTRIC LIGHT FIXTURES, ALL rooms, 1743 designs. Pull down, balloon, star. Bedroom, 11.17/, porch, Bl.SS. Irregulars, samples. Prices taniy factory can give, Michigan Fluorescent, 373 Orchard Lake. -17 FOR DUSTY PPncRIYE ' FLOORS Use Liquid Floor pl-“‘-*-Simple Inexpensive Bolce Builders Supply FREE"""."' . School bus stop shelters, cation ta Shelters, 125 • shire, Bloomfield Hills, FURNACE AND STOK'iR, CbM-plete wllh ducts. 482-3242, GARAGE SALE^HURSDAY. AND Friday. Household goods and miscellaneous Items, sill Haile/Lane, Birmingham.. garageTalb, JULY l¥lil YPYl, dinette set, qiothlng, t*1*" ‘—‘ *"•“ mlsc. 1356 'N. Cass fOTNrTRioow^sricis trie circular1 saw — (orchis — industrial extension cord — MA WooDWoliKTNe t Sot!“ OT Rl, .......MrdrtirprtH .5-8)81 Musical Oaads 71 AT GALLAGHER'S . ' BRAND NEW LOWRBY ORGANl. AS .OW AS $495 »uo-firr.WMB.tf.°,,AV* 18 B. HURON 4ilcTiTic~'^sro0iYAili, 16AHB new, *10, 582-1181, GlBfOhl guiYaRI FINPIR AWPtl-tier, 331-1447, ■' LOWREY HOLIDAY FRUITWOQD ORGAN with glNki p7del?Wfl CONN MINUET MAHOGANY ■ Floor Model 11,200 . CONN MINUIT WALNUT . 11,300 MORRIS MUSIC 34 9, Telegraph Rd. Aerois from Ttl-Huron FB 80117 PIANO SPECIALS Floor- Samples Reduced Up to d cablntt. FE 4-9287, Wither 8, Dryer American wtlnut, 5 c. . ________ Couch-bed, S50, Bath vanity, jbailn, 147.50. Sawing maehlna, glactrlc, S45. 21700 Captaln'a Lana, Frank- BLOND FORMICA S-PIECE Dinette sat, like naw. .149.50, 482-2733. BUHH-'iSD*. MAPLE. PERFECT condition, 145, Hollywood t ' 334-5577 UNTvWRIAL ELECTRIC S T O VI', automatic oven, 145. MA 4^097. Wf^TAKE “ TRADiTNS. ' FAMILY Home Furnishings, 2135 Olxl* Hwy. WKC, Wi SERVICE WHAT WE sell; 29- W, Alley, FE 3-7114. WURLITZfeR STUDIO PIANO, AD-• I TV, baby play pen end ear 33S-5557. BUNK BEDS Oholca of IS itylei, trundle beds, triple trgndta txras and bunk 'beds, complete, 147.50 and up. Ptar-son's Furolture, 210 E. PIke. "ji-fEIt-long; room .sired rug, drapes, 'refrigerator stove, ana wringer washer, mlsc WYMAN'S USED BARGAIN STORE _ AT OUR 18 W. PIKE STORE ONLY Twln-slie beds, complete .—*19.95 Apartment sire get stove •..■.,..$24.75 3-plece drop-leaf dinette ..... $14.91 2-piece living room suite ....*27.75 Apartment sire electric range. *49.75 Guaranteed elec, refrigerator $47.95 EASY TERMS FE 4-1855 CHINA, GLASSWARE, PuUNlYuftl.j some antiques. 37 East Washlngtorf Clarkston. ________ COLDSPOT refrigerator; 1C cu. ft. $25 MA 5-1753. COLONIAL FURlTrURE, selection; everything tar ,. -. _ Family Home FurnlShlnge, 2135 Dixie Hwy., cof. Telegraph. COLLECTORS PINE TIQUE HAR-vest table, hutch, and other household furnishings. 213 Charles, Roch-ester, OL 2-1031. CHAIR, GLASS BOOK OASB, DINING ROOM SET, hoaaney Duncan Pt table leaf,gads, S50. ■ 582-10 DRAPES 200 INCHES, ROOM SIZE rugs, dressers, mirrors, curtains, lamps, odds end ends, sports equipment. 11211 W. 13 Mile Road. EASY SPIN WASHIER, REBUILT, $45. FB 8-3131, - (LICTRI6 ANb’’^ RAN BE s', Ri-trlgeralors, automatic washers. TV, FREEZERS •• $149 Family stra. ' Naw In carton CludlS warranty agd service. . . _ tar's Appliance Warehouse/. 1150 S. Tatagraph, H mil* south ‘ * chard Lake Road. - s, Appliance in $ 75.00 Heating co. GERTS A.G4 I w • 65-A •ROY CORNERS ANTIQUES MART, second monthly flee market. Sun! day July ■ 17, 10-5, 70 E. Square I Law Rtf > Troy, VERYrOLD WALNUT SECRlTAhY-In excellent original condition, Y-Knot Antiques, 1034$ Oekhlll, Holly, |66 C-B RADIOS, *190 EACH. PAUL Jpnes - FE 4X8550. ) USED TV SETS: *17.75 UP. Color sets from *175. DALBY tv. 348 E. Lehigh, FE 4-7802,' 1714 TV CONSOLE, 21-INCH, BEST offer. 313-27M. LIMITED TIME ONLY -. FREE with every tv purchased, one 20. piece set Of Molmac dlnnerware. Prices start at 177.93, B. P. GOODRICH STORE .,1 N. Parry - PB 2-0121 WiiCOR.'rSTA'¥/" Recorder, *40, 333-7239, 5-7 I GRANCO STEREO FM R ADI O ’. : *37.75 Walton TV FE 2-2257 Open 7-7 i g. Walton Corner of Joslyn WATER SOFTENER RENTAL, UNI For Sato MiicBlIaiwovs - 67 o-feet; of picket fence,:; 9L W'OR? condition; Eta GAS OR OIL - BARGAINl, A t, H , Sales, MA 5-1501 - MA 5-2537.; • gasan6”q(l“f.u r NAffsTWToo oiRl-rIX6Y K66 • cleaning carpets with Blue Lustre. Rent electric, sharripooer *1. McCandless Car,pets. HAGGERTY HAS IT! 2x6’ Doug. Flr,« ?i/ac Lin. Ft. h’AGGERTY-LUMBER CO. - IAVING A GET-TOGETHER? I'LL furnish Sno-Cones and Cotton Candy. .125-0141. •: ioTwater heaterTIo-gallon gas. Consumers approved, $87.50 value, *37,95' and $47.75, marred, Michigan Fluorescent, 393 Orchard HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, SEW-;,ing machine, swing sat, army teni;1 utility trailer, ' desk and . chairs, mlscsllanpous. Owner leaving /. Best 0 -. 50 H I^iMGTWfLfT, EVERY ining brand- newv Fire salvage, price* Wholesale or lower, Corner Airport at Hatchery. OR 4-0818. Weekdays 12-9 Saturday 7-7 ORNAMENTAL IRON PORCH • i step railings, corners and posts. *W,S CABINETS ■ SPINETS Priced as Low as , ,$388 USED UPRIGHTS FROM. $48 ' LOW, EASY TERMS GRINNELLS PONTIAC MALL ■ OPEN DAILY 7:39 TO 7 F.M. - » 682-0422 PIANO SALE SOHMER-KQHLER 8, CAMPBELL BuV now at summer prices CONN ORGANS—PULL LINE USED CONN CAPRICE - SAVE LEW BETTERLY MUSIC CO. Across from B'HAM Theatre -jfking *** ' **** sTuT-GuTfARS . . . ACCORDIONS Loaners and laasoni, FE 5-542$. TRUMPET A-1 CONDITION.- *50 1 OR 3-6328 UPRIGHT LEONARD, GO(JD tON-ditlon; $75,'682-4638. '/'■' us8D#!N*T1|'lAl!(0i:'":™ ■-PROM 7279 | DOWNTOWN STORB ' ONLY GRINNELL'S 27 S. SAGINAW FB 3-7110 71-A FE 4 1570 Opdyke OUR OFFICE AND STOSi'HAVE MOVED TO 40 CONGRESS ST. draVnage'su’pplTIs^Lmps • Manhole ring* — cot/ers — grates ;ll sizes round, and square 4" to 307 BLAYLOCK COAL S, SUPPY CQ. PLASTIC t»IPB SPECIAL, FDR ThE —- -< May, buy now and save. t, Spits, TOW PLUMBING BARGAINS' FRED -1 Standing toilet, *17.73;' 30-gallon heater, S47.75 ; 3-plaee bath aeta, 757.75 Laundry tray, trim, $17.7Si . ahowar stalls with. trim, 727.75/ 2-bowl sink, 12.75/ Lava., 12.75/ tubs, lio and up. Pipe cut and threaded. SAVE PLUMBING CO„ 841 Baldwin, FB 4-1511. PREFINISH . PANELING 4x8 Mahogany ................ S3. 4x8 Sllyertona Sapglt ....... 14. 4x8 Silver. Oak ............. 16,„ 4x2 SHyar dak '15.82 PANELING ODDS AND ENDS CLEARANCE *3.50 EACH WASHABLE CEILING TILE GOLD BOND A GRADE 37* h Music Umbiw ACCORDION, GUITAR LESSONS. 3ales-9*rvlce Pulaneckl, OR 3-5571. YOuft "child shoulO haYI mIL ale lessons, private piano-organ, guitar, call today forjurthjr lntoi; Stare Equipment TELETRAY DRIVE-IN RECEIVER Spertlng GaeBe 2 GO KARTS, SINGLE OR OOUBLE engine: 628-1628. APACHE CAMP TRAILER - Used, $175 up, plenty to choose from. New models S285 i 1713 factory nsmonit New 1713 ApaeMpt light In weight, imri ,y . plate with noiy team matfresaes, ” at’ 2MU- while They lest. Apache factor? Horn* Town Dealer, Open ’■ ' .daiiy » “ | ■ “ • warn % n Or 1| THK PONTIAC iiSlSVl never usio ihi iportiwav ftph c«*/lh»Vi,» *"i» m f»«fn ‘ MAR, MJfTi' regulators, wet lull velghi Mil, will !*l IwdMUrmfeMHrt 76 I,A TOFIOIL, ALACK III at, pill, -Jt' AfgiiionT* b¥, _ At ilACk FARM SOIL, OELIV-$rtt BMMmHi MH74*. .fete I, b'M », , iwriiffr Yd a ion, mno, ITM anvil, Mgl'i Trussing, dillvt .... __________ . a«SmriTcR,'“irA« dirt, viral Hr ft* er I y*rd« for l,., Delivered IS *-*1*1, , FOR ’’FAIT ’DILLVilfr,’ " *AND, aooo 1’ifM YOP soiu, no CHCAAlCl, YOU RICK, Ilk IS, ogpesite Mlrifli MSI, 1134 litnn, mrimf, [, flit Ti VAT src Run IRA AI Rl »,** /ouirL^QrOIr*lehtMT* ‘ ----- Mu H| NS, OR Nn£ flJl lIVAlEO HlllERERRIEii it, quirt. Drain when, mo i AH AonllM Liu Rd,, «#* Wiliiimi Liu Roia. or HIGHW1NB§ FffiM- R£§Pi --------x. ||g Wi luill,;1} mill! ‘ - «ktr lltlf imr .i.yjJr'J’ilSt'J/, AfiNTM a oyv Wtl RAiRfiilTffl'-'. SI 0=3SMi RAiPBiRRlEV FOR I ALE, PONTIAC UKI SOI ply, ^lona, gravel, YBFlOirrYiMA’' ^ | { ha R 0 10 N HINKLE' V |rXTAA pSGj H »' «! Farm tqulpmonl IA A BIN ’ S R i O'M' Vfft*' if H»'W W Sut%iVrlA*l Wft Bob Hutchinson 4301 Dixie Highway OR 3,1 > vrofon Pluto* ■ w«n»t 1 r Dll, Sun, 1M EXPEK1 MOPUE HOME REPAIR iirviH (fm HtimalMk AIM pirn jhrafejn 8r iATlSifli Ml Hap wiML. if | 40 lUilHnl condition, 13,74(1, ipwr pnr ROWBOAT .AND sjl raifr ^°'sr< **c*"*A' condition, very mi. 44J 0144, 4I9S4II, _ M'-oor Utility i'nboarp, m JUMi 443*0651. . ___._ ihOfO^WHA'AWT, git1 ~ |**E0BT OAlLROAT/i WITH MARLETTB, VAGABOND, flARO nir, Skyline, General, toil Ann ' SO will, 40 flair' plans, lO'ilO' lo/s tc l*i ml Yellqwilene Oxford ; Trailer Sales ls>t» - Awmoriei | ; : 91 m vs gF *ND m,tMi ||T7 Iiwpiv m*Ik wT iAIbBWTi 3 ! ...Iftf, W , . '\Ciliir F MW lend Yralfir Solas awoixii ■ ihk MAItMAIMKI-: lly AnderHon A I.eentlnit {Ftrolfn Can itt'.-.V' m 1940 'RViiiRiil'te . 40 3i,p, |5| PC, Irlc, wills now’ controls, .noovy w r,M 1l'R8ST“ft1JMTm/M’iSAY|' I ii moioj1 ana fnllir,, plus cm> 1143 SO’HbRIlROWIR.8VINRODB, ftiilJW 'llAKAyjl' H.Pf./'THXII!. ir,1 lifrii. 4v:i */v» ,, , IOAT MOTORl AND traiLIK, UHi ■ FA 3 0441 i'6at trail iw» magtm n tig AN 9pNg -Pitl-Hunflnq DOQI URBAN, 1443, VW, nfti m<* flnlsli mol lins whllownll I — I tor li In ixMlhtnl eonallior “Stop Gilllngnlrh • nincompoop I When he finds out wnat It meant, you've had It!" 79' 1 > YEAR • OLD ARC BLACK TOY [ RBOOll, OR ' /34II. l^-YiAAiOLb PBMAI.I, OOLDRN , AflrilVlrpMY 3.|4M^ ■ , . ' 1 , in^Tl.TMOkbM li, rMlff -w iwr if ii.Vrarwi, 1 AirHmfnflC4».»l04.>mlN9 AW° I 1 ^'ImPORAR , I Ake^lAexlirEAfRR to:wjnt, I 51YI | er.nB,nnl( PS0V,N£1^ ^)iraWiieni Midland Trailer Sole* Bw nil, RR s um nine buliaanr, uoo, Liw-My «na m 3 DAYS A WIRK ruai mown » Mmw Jrn)w .I......——1 * ' - z“ • j 33!? OIXIR PR ••07731 TIU Ml* t« W, HMhllnd. Wa : | ponylAC^ffiiiTiLRiRro, iLt'e| m f lAVfl AI VPViO LAKI t Aftl»or«, Porkfiurit frailer Sales- P'NEST IN MOB.ILR LIVIN9 IS TO gHRIS,CRAFT ,r. , 40 feel FdifurTns Now Mein- euellent eondliftn, n>n « • *r,m. Buddy end Nemodi , , \ er engine, trailer and lari inciufl Loceied helfway between Orion and! u, (PN> 56?=30fi4. ciuntry cSv.^MvTelii!0 A PA^KWOOR ANO CRANBROOK flbsrplai covered deck lltd vinyl . Mobile homes In iliee up fo I3‘s40' canopy, Price slashed to Hfl, )H4 7 Carver weed iiPilrake, ~ lYTIilbbY, twit* ie mi l »w Wanted Cara-lrucki iFdOr' INBOARD, AIK POf IIRNIR AT- hlRMINGHAM top, v^ith leoi 71 hg, i ivinrude, II,Mi, 'lleury'Tnveler'Rlnker'Cer, ver Qtneve-Cherekie hoeu Kay- ARC^liieHiHuWb' PUMiii Dori at itud — Term*, I , ..Heim's Katinal‘1, PI OHM. TkCTACSIUCiND PMP». ,41,000, Mevelend Disk I eulltpeeker,. in# Crane with ) SASHABdkW R cell alier *4i30 i h Included, MOO. OL I-IM7, BOlT tSaiWf iT'?" SHORT* MOBILE HOME*1 fflp fJEW AMD 0115 YRWYMrXlJb I " **"1 mni ’QUlprt,,nKiNG,BR0S.'V ' ! ooo o^u siY^h om S * *'r a i i i ait 1 ^ c ninyA uefl^TMo .^^ar AM^ttojlYWIii" O I I'M a Nf* , 0w)yJ* I ^PrH/Vervle^lwme Ml" ! J'^rgiis or ilwmlnum’boel.'473. te£ii^uir,duT8VMi Nlw”-ANO USRD.’TRACTORSi ULiOL___________________.ZwLn M"»!..............—*------- service available Top . blood' chain saws, Evans Equipment, MS-1 ^ . 1 for ^ndiy fleve wen Mveral r]B.J !yn, ..:_____ Rent Trailer Spate 90 .5^-1 RiRA-irpARfrToirAtrwi|gi».l - - |. your ttg?1 . i fe «dhTwl I CRAFT ilih, airikei C r i« 7 3297. Alio Homtiitft TlriiAuto-Truck 921 ! |^CTW^pT^^TtNOSiX"RTY, I Traltari bOard doos - osoom poooLes ,3j Orchird Qrovi Kinneli, MA Al l IS. Qriunym., i&kttR ^uk, pawn MALI, HA'i ffrfo 6 t mallarTi • traYIL p muk had theta ihd ears croaaad, US, Trailer,' alt mi, excellent condl* iw,»5 tnd up. Credit available. ,PE mu*. Non, tety net, hitch end mlrrori. ROOnYFAR CToRl IKItTANV BUPS, BULL-ILOBSVD, ilmo, stJ-omo, ' ■ . L , wUUUTBAK SIYSt *>o each. Up 20043, , »«L,AiRi.’T7-Fo6Y7 ilLP- € *• CAW., . ,, tJS 1 ia V UM.K HU*W" I l>4° .BRL-AmB,. .ir.nwu', | . j.OLY IRNClAlll , Factory blemished aaTTRO^FWIXB* Tread damedid tires, olhtrwii ——silitTon. n| iMi ,* I " "COmancfTI. rs 0 "HOUSES, 1034 MfADOWLAWN 335-WOI fI*W” ENGLISH, IRTTBR PUPS inle# Seconds. LAKE & SEA MARINA 141 S, Rlvd. I,. PE 4*4347 Open Eveninfli jeTTOts Per yobr> choice ot BRATi MOTORS IRSkaI accessories Titered temeie cellle, OR 3.7310. rirrelrp^otinritviR, male y Months. Call after S p.m. OR ■"PLSw Iifrtimi guar-Frolic, frotweed, qerwiy, Comanche,, Driftwood, Tour- campers and used Kellers, Storaoe, JACOB ION TRAILER SALES ANO MtfrAL, JMl,. wlllftmi ^fk*' Road, Orayhw) Plains, OR MMn. * GERMAN SHEPHiRO PUPRlIi, 33S-7043 BEFORE 11 NOON. GUINEA FIGS,... TURTLES. ;„ALL Pat Shop. M Wllllami FB M4M. MiNlAfUkH BoObLl PtUBETHT* weeks, AKC Rag., t white male, 1 apricot female, 1 mala black to be dark apricot, raa., call FE 3.4444. or 3173 Fernberry Circle, * parakRbY, bab¥ maCes, *4,»s. 305 Firs*, Rochester. OL 1-0372. poodles' AY stud. WhitE ' tBV BIPCK miniature. OA 't-3347. fc 505 L I EUBBIKr black, . weeks, AKC registered. OR 3-1430. WSOBLI' BIJPt WHITI, 'WAII ana female, *56 up. 1M 3-3300. ^ AflflBCIi, TlkV wHifl Y0V7kl- , 1943,'“LIKE PUI meTeTTi’weeks old. OA 0-3347, L^PllS,' t)6-MOiiliY 6own7si.ll IH g||«H ,9*rnwt, Jndphow, Warner * in to 10m ont or > AOIW196T ’ Avaloirs, Hollys, Tawas, Cree Travel Trailers 14 to, 21 It., selhcontelned inter now end hove It tor vocation ELLSWORTH .AUTO and TRAILER SALES . 4477 Dixie Hwy, MA S-1400 aFa£h1 Chi If with a66 oR reasonable OR lagalas, Poodles, Brlttlany Spaniels and lets mere coming every, day Hunt's Pet Shoo. 33MCT. 415-1S11 iilVftf RDDbLl WWilfr 1 males, 7 weeks, beeulllel tor « to good home, FE EVRRY FRIDAY flRV SUNDAY 2:00 P Sporting Goods—All Types Deo' Prices Every Auction , w-?™ “ Retell 7 d! BAB AUCTION sow Dixie Hwy. fbllffEI THE. ESTATE OP THl late Wm. Slpper‘“" public; auction, ............. 1 block v • Netlonel Bank on Sat. J 10.-30. Complete home of >. quantity of entlquas. lari 1. Clarei new'. 1S.7SI! P i 1°1I7'. " AI'RSTREAM LldHtWfiOHT 10,32*5 traettpn M i 20 traetlon 0,11 x 20 hwy. ’ store ’ j 10,00 x 30 hwy. ' 1 10.00 x 22 traction Call Dick Curran 313*7017 TRAVEL TRAILESr''' Plrestona Store, Since 1932. Guaranteed lor Ufa. I TRUCK TIRES, roOMCM.""900X1*. ■ -- them and gat a damenilra-1 Peta'i Meter Salas. PE 4-4191, .....— Trsiiir salat, 30U | OTIb' YlklS, ALL' siTi'iri4"iA'CI uron ipien to loin one ot. 1000 to choose from. 520 S. Saglnav Byem's exciting—“— Hi Auto Sarvict OWENS »BB Michigan Turbocraft SoIm 527 Dixie OR 4-OMS Dixie joMson sales IlRVlcr Boats — Canoes Poole Hitches and ec«»Bongi OWRNiK'mA%INC SUPPLY _______ M4 Orchard LX. Avo. PE M020 Kessler's 9l’J », Woodward ' AVERILL'S Vlt have orders to 'Cheek the rest 1 get the bom" et AVERILL'S M20 Dixie PE 4*4094 FB 19S7I Did You Know? VILLAGE RAMBLER ays mora^r^ u c* 444 », Woodward Ml 4*3900 Hilltop It buying Factory Official Can' "Top Prices tor Top Quality Car," 942 Oakland Avt. FE 4-9949 H U RON’MOTOR ISCETiTPiyrNO rap t tor good uiad cars, 1 sot . Baldwin, 2 biockt^norih 01 walfen “■ DPrnraBETflri— Naw End Ua#d trucks 103 "WS £ lufene, II,Ms, ,«xuv SON, Reehaitar FORD VS-TON PICKUP, „,....iier, slick, radio, ,39S.1 JEROMI fIROU-—T~ YD Dealer, OL s-iiii, 1*43 itONOMNi cylinder iffck, 700i WITH . .. , .700x13 4 Sly fires, ifii.TmRoR^UinimHitilP- ifif aoRD'Ai CkupTYy*Ti>srLdN8 box a-cyllndor, Ilka paw Ihrouuh-oull Save, JEROME PEROUMN, Reehaitar PORO Doatat, 0l 1*9711. im« Mono mrwiYoimh Champ camaor^ »i|#pt 4, Red mg’ _l*J0ai._ MANSFIELD ■' AUTO SALES i-.bu^Hara lara G. M, C. Factory Branch NEW and USED TRUCKS FE 5-9485 M&M i'riicKe. Economy Cere, 1315 Dlxla, SPECIAL PRICE r~ PAID FOR 1955*1943 CARS VAN'S AUTO SALES 4140 Dlxla Hwy. , OR Ulli Aluminum COMPLETE SERVICE AND PARTS. GLENN'S PROBLEMS CALL QN M» WE wy.t. DO O^Rpr PE 4 P« 1 93 CRANKSHAFT GRINDING Cylinders rebored. ' 1 ir - “ CENTURY CUSTOM BUILT TRAVEL TRAILERS ears of quality gives you « ,jl trailer eecond lo none In price range, Join iho: Century —‘-ida, TOM STACMLER travel Its,* prl___ Travolcade, AUTO A MOBILE BALES, I W. .Huron S -4938 CAMPING SITES , Swimming, safa beach. Pishing. MeFealy Retort. 1140, MIS, Orion- ■ villa. _________' CAMPING TRAILER*, RINi DR Bby. 3491 N. Joslyn Rd. “ ** north et 1-75, PE 5-0918. FOR RENT - 12-POOT. fcS PER WEEK, Cooking. OL 1-1001. P'bR' liiNTrw CAMPERS, TRAVEL trailers, 338-3514 or 338-4100' rasarvatlons. ”^G€T RESERVATIONS Brand new Croat/ slows people. Soma overhaul! available! Water, gas, brakes. 15210 HolVy^d.''Holly' ME 4-4771 a—Open Dally and Sundays— ~CfeBOxlM^L'f|pfsl7( S3 Hood. Phene FE ■ VACATION SPECIALS MOTOR TRANSMISSION and BRAKE Overhauls and Minor Repairs Any Make -TERMS- OAKLAND Paul Hillman, euctlonaar. WEDNESDAY JULY 22-10 Moran's Collectors' Cornei 1595 E. M59, Rochester <00 Primitives to the Wells Stan Perkins, auctioneer Swartz Croak 435-94Q0 WEEKLY AUCTION EVERY FRI* ,,„,-..a*WA-CAMPER _ OR 3-9l42___ 8445 Highland Road Nlw''TtOniT3PT,,,'CAMPlR7^ 724 oakii pitta with * stove, ■ Ice box, sink. ^rpn‘(»kfpd FE M1“' 0r | Motor Scooter* Chrysler-Plymouth iklane 3 N. Washington Oxl _ OA (>14*0 * • MERCURY OUTBOARDS-larcralt—Soo-Roy—Cruisers in -BOATS- Birmingham Boat1 Center 1 '7 North ot 14 MHa, at Adams' Rd. FTOBBp ' ewer * Evln wantIo” 1957 OR isSTmIRCuIy for earn 471-1744, ___ WANTED USED CARS. HIGH DDL lar paid tor 1941 thru 19*4 Pontiac wagoni, Grand Prlx, GTO. con vanlbfai and Catalina coupes Red Holman Co., 34300 Michigan Avt„ Wayne, pa 1-1144 -• attar 9 p.m- BUDGET PAYMENTS AVAILAEL BRUMMETT AGENCY Mlracia Mile Pf 4*051 ~~ixt to Pontiac State Bank PHHt beats •I trailer* ......... BUCHANAN'S *1299 . $ IIS . I 95 B?i; wtoWlfON BoKYTCdTillBI imeriio - Tea fiW ,l%xVTrali#rs , Aluminum and wood docks GrummOn and Old Town Carnot "YOUR EVINRUOE DiALER' Clift Drtyar’i Sports Center for MERCURY!, 3.9 U.lMH.P, LONE STAR ■OATS, OLASTRON and MPO BOATS. Wa hava a taw used motors._ 15110 Holly Rd. Holly. MB 4477 cABIH .|GAY THOMPSON THOMPSONS DORSETfS' JOHNSONS DUOS *335-9434 94 mlsc- 9010 Pontiac Trait, 2W mile* south of South Lyon, AuCVidNlER-STAN FIRKINS ' ■ Phono 4354400 Swertt Croak Plantj-Trees-Shrubs 81A Rochester feoiid and Llvernols. MU 9-1441. - ■ ■ JEWRY'S TbEE SERVICE, YBlM- MO 4-1744 or 402-4545. >r axporlonc Thermo-panel conefruction 30 par light campei vacation trailers. ____ RENT B. HOWLAND 3155 Dlxlti Hwy. ~ OR 3-1454 pTcKUP AND CAMPER. LIKE NEW ''_________474-1159 SEE THE APPROCH TO ■, 1965 The Streamline 24-Ft. , Now on display at Holly travel coach Inc. . -.All Salt Contained— ALSO —28' and' 31* With twjn beds— * Holly Travel Coach, Inc. 152IO Holly ^Rd. HgllV|ME_ 4-4771 Meforcyckn HARLEY-DAVIOSON, n Dally ar Ti7i95. THE NEW WA-WA STAR MODEL. See betora you uni Lai Huron. FE 8-0484. TRUCK CAMPERS WOLVERINE !? EMP.lRTbR:T*rtfraffirfe ... _______ Intercoms, telescoping bumpers. LOWRY Camper Sales, EM 3-3481. ' . TRAVELMASTER ANDER-ETT Display trailers will do to .make specially*"* pr*ced*WStop Pou*n todey TOM STACHLER „ AUTO & MOBILE SALES W. Huron St. 89 18-FOOT HOUSE TRAILER, 447 Cameron attar 3:3*.___ ■ ■ • 1953 fhptAIfkie SCHOONER, 30 FEET. Furnished, used by college douple to. complete school. Completely decorated, , • • — - ■Interior. 81,395. 49 S. Francis. 1957 GREAT LAKES, 31-1 cellent condition, set-up w, 332-WX1. r. ! 195*-. DETROITER 10X51. CARPl . Ina and awning. 83,950. FE 5-2858. oewi^t tSwit 1956 CUSHMAN. S excellent condll EAGLE I Irion, ext 6-KARf,”«ioT4-tVfcLR,r2^-H6AiI power, UL 2-5284. , 9i OPEN MON., TO FRI 9-1. SAT., 94l SUN.i 10-5 PAUL A. YOUNG, INC.. 4030 Dixie Hwy.. MARINA ON L 6 2UNDAPP 250_ CC, NICE, B17J5. 1942 HONDA SUPER HAWK CHEAP FE 5*3448 1944 DUCAT) ' MOTORCYCLE, Honda Hawk MARINE AND SERVICE CENTER 1370 ppdyke 9 to 9 FB 4-0924 TttAVltLER CANOE USED1!, #lw More power and speed with Less Shifting ’NEW SPORTY MQNDA 90 ,Lpw down paymont — easy terms ANDERSON SALES A SERVICE 230 E. Pika .■ " FB 2-8309 TROJAN 15FOOT WITH MARK 30 K. & W. CYCLE YAMAHA 5-SPEED TRANSMISSION COSTS LESS THAN ANY 4-SPEED IN ITS CLASS! Boats—Accessories . 97 BOAT, 40 H.P 12-FOOT GLASS 7 Trailer. 343-7381. 12-Foof wolvIrinE, rtn fibergiased bottom, deluxe trots, 18 h.p. Johnson, exc. tion, priced to sell, mi 4-7oao. 12-FOOT FIB%RGLASS, controls, 482-2181.' 12-VoOT ALUMINUM BOAT, 8150. 13-foot fiberglas boat, 8150. 5V, h Evinrude, 817S. 3 8/10 | -. rbde, 825. ,482-6556. 14-foot fFberglas, IaFoOT AMERICAN BOAT, JO horsepower Mercury aHMiEll 338- NW3. - MOOILS IN WATER FOR DEMONSTRATION . RIDES. CANOES-PONTOONS-ELIMINATORS. ALL ALUMINUM,DOCK EASILY ASSEMBLED • MODEL'S NOW ON DISPLAY, N LAKI ‘ayton Plains KE OR 4-0411 TONY'S MARINE for JOHNSON MOTORS Shellake, Geneva, Areocratt, boa and esnoea, 28 wears repair « perlence.^9 PINTER'S and trailer, 8525. OR 2-4334. ONE ._ CARRY ________ __________ largest supplies of Mertury parts’, In1 Oakland County. Kars* Boats and Motors, MY 3-1400. WE WILL BiAT'A,NVb6Atv ' lar's Boats - Motors, Lake Orion PONTIAC PRESS WANT ADS LOT vtfXWTO'nfWuiTXil Ellsworth AUTO SALES ♦877 Dlxla Hwy. . MA H400 WJ_NEED YOUR LATE MODEL USED CAR-TODAY 1940 TO 19*3 MODELS "Top Dollar Paid"' ■ John McAulitte FORD Junk Cort-Trucks 101A 1 TO 5 JUNK CARS •* TRUCKS wanted. Top dollar. OR M459. , i, t6 |o junk Oars and trucks ALWAYS BUYING LINK CARS, TOP 88 CA FREE TOW 8 - -wwiliEw!<€r •' ALLEN ♦ BON INC. Used Auto-Truck Parti 102 15, DUMP BODIES WITH .BATCH boards for tandem trucks In good used condition. : Call Detroit, Tu /“PONTIAC 4-BARREL ENGINE, FE 5-7917. ItPONT'fXbsNblhlii JEEP .: "Your Auttwriiod Doe lor" OLIVER BUICK and JEEP ALSO " : ,, ■; Canceltd and Refuted PAYMENT PLANS AVAILABLE Stop In Today! j 1044 Joslyn Ave. 1 Ptank A. Anderson Agency E/ 4*3535 Powtll t VERY BEST YOU 1965 VW help you ggt Ilk. 11*7 weakly and I itt] Ilia lavlnui an ytftir mi hiiTi with ne marwy down, call Mr, Data, tretlll Coordinator, New end Uud ftn > Ooklohd-ChryilirPl^mouth LLOYD'S , Lincoln*Mercury-Comet Grand Opening - New, location! 1230 Oakland, Ayr, (unyerllbfe, ViyifrMler will luramitM, while Hw, baauili $1093 714 Oakland » 2>H4>4 ui, 1917 OMl. 3343341, WM'661Y|?9mhaRPL.'....... Autobahn ^dtors. InC., AUTHOMI1BO VW DkALIR w mil* north of Mlraiw Mil# ITM I, Twtdraph * PE i-,4»j «jrvrm' % uuullllnn, MY J,13*1. sparkling turquoise end while on St axcailant oangitton. ft,7*1. ' Autobahn Motors, Ino. AUTHOR I2BD V.., Vi mile norm at Mlracia min 1745 S. Telegraph PE B “If" RANTAST lb "MPRE'An . Wand made* In England. A k 1*49 rewMar, A Mr tor the S' New and U*ad Car* $*V35b, iNQUlRB i It CimVY IMPALA lory mwif and sharp r ■Mrl STil'r 1*1 ON, . ,P4I„ 1960 Chevy Impala ConvErtlbla With trl cerbe. factory 4, an th aawx tar,lZ" BOB BORST UncaimMaravry H* |, waodwara Ava niRMINOIIAM _ Ml 4 4* i**« ^IVROLIT MDe^ R^ES r*■“ till raw mlleejAjrau can eeve / . ,$900 an mil ck adary guaratjIM m SPARTAN DODGE IAGINAW RE NHI ' j9okIoM ‘ ChryilEf-PlyMouth ,194}CIJRVMR| $2393 784 Qeklend 1943 eHRYStIR W ‘ _____3MN4I* M, ,10008 randlllen, FB heraiwi »*8#fl**y M4lli “ Chryilor-Plymoutli 0 i iMCHRmER, , ,, •bmr li Oakland 1 1 *3*9434 gtew* tkpftfidf <56 lc, till. Vary ggod cbndmom PI > a family SEDAN $795 _ liT't 194(1 IMI'AtA (.flNVL-RTIBI f wand* Au? **W,t'* g mil RRPOHRIIlON -V l*ft_ CDRVAjR ana UtdE Curi '104 SjAlS ■ ■ — smvy i = door imwala Ion, power etoorMRi brakoi, I, PR 4-741* nfier 1p.m, Oakland » CHrysitr-Plymouth (941 CORVAIR. , 4-taood Tronini idon ' $1095 /24 Oakland • 33S-9414 BMium ihiiVAii j Good Cart at Lowilt Prices! 4 BUICK Special Sedan, In notori Full price *147, 0 Crpdli.Problems wilh spArtan dodge 111 S. SAGINAW ft MM3 ni Auin in, ivsv ooooa moi axio Will conildar trade, UL 1-lMI. 19*4 DeSOTO, POWER^^TlIR/NG, ivlto Monf i-a rono jC5im« ‘ 4 now llrti, OA * 3921 , , i*B FORB ^0f6RlA.Tl11B ' ' Qall OR 3-3*79 , iffirpspinitAasiir'Y-iiid' vf MARVEL sd Ayo, K- ... Oakland Ave, - , • , rm priat tires. 13,6* Ooklond Chryslir-Plymouth , loan BUICK '; "l-daer herdioe. Mock 1 with stick shift $395 4 Oakland _ m *m wwsirwtaf^oF, take over payments, ?w ieo* ie$7 FORD MAbOtOP, V », RADiO. heeler and eutomellc Irenemieelon,' Mil tun puce, IS* down, Ask about iW; liisi is,*7 par. dow'n. Cali 1Credit I Hill LLOYD'S , Lincoln Mercury Cornel Grand Opening" SPARTAN DODGE 111 I, SAGINAW PR MS41 1966 6UltK ENJOY BUICk'S ride, cemtort •lid pcUformence mil summr 14.17 I ill, Coordinator. , Call Nbw locotiom 1230 Oakland Ava. __________PE 3-TUB tot ijHifviogfTUftwrA^ icyiindk power steering, jDCiCj'R 1961 Chevy Brook wood WtagOn IMHIC. rMlOd 4 doc BOB BORST LLOYD'S VILLAGE RAMBLER J, Birmingham m- Mm-ieir rotrD, ooon RUNNiNEi va. ana. lies. OR i-OM*. • itof" toAo ' li-MOR ' HA'idTo#. ‘ It , dint'* ouit * Baldwin Ava iAOIt ML IM 9*111$, " SUB |#^HfMn, M4l, MdSf sen, OR Wrm^~iWHriAiaw convertible, power Hearing, redN, heeler ReeeonMN. Ml a-7T7* lip, fttolL LJ^kYidH' WAtl8to| Gakiond " Chrysler-Plymouth I9S9 FORD ' S'.Hon wagon, e Fc-- $395 SM t. woodward Ave, BIRMINGHAM M N*i iHBVY ERL AIR t-DOOR x.m itot poRD v xiii'cwU'ric iky, > redN, hearer, 835d inmi roRO station' wagon, ran. Hi- Grand Opening FETBigR Can 105 GgOD ^CONDITION, OPEL. ien STAf iON WAGON, r condition. 25*0 walnut Lake mA 4*3493 after I p.m, * mga ran haroT6P RoADItIR. * condition^ eeii, trade tor pick* 3M4341~ - ,,, 1959 VW 2-Door Sedan with let black flnlehi rec heater. Only 1795, BEATTIE AT THE STOPUGItf OR 3-1291 1946 opIl, 2*660r, 3TiCK, rlIiI, New Location) 1250 Ooklond Ave. ' , PE 3-7143 - DUICK. I96L I K bAURC CONVI RT very dean, had excellent __ , Pt.M#3. 1962 liUlCK'' iPiClAl.' C DOOR. *1,795. ■ Automatic Iranemteelan, power Heoring,. 4*3*5724. " 1956 CADILLAC 4 Door tedan Devine, air. cdndl* Honed, full power, ehera, *79*. VAN CAMP CHEVY MILPORP ■ MU 4.1*35 1957 CAOIlLaC.’ 1958 CHRYSLER 1963 R ember, DleCounll guerentee i .5 Fords,' 1955 to I960. 595*00 144* Chevy end 1957 Wagon Plenty of others to Choose from Economy Cert 2335 DIxN Hwy* 1 in Cadillac coNVBlrriLinesi . lex Motor i 424-3193 1958 caOilLaO 66uPV DIVIllI. 3 VW, SUNROOP,__________ ... Itlon. 8100. 474-0115 eftor * p.m. 1941 SIMCA. SHARP, *499 Mervet, 338-4079 ______ ustin hIaly spAiTIe PP PATTERSON -'CHEVROLET CO., 1000 I, WO<*“ WARD ,AVE„ BIRMINGHAM 194) VW CAMPER. RED aN6 GUV ' FE 37161 .... IAKIVl, imp, *1», ceH between OR 34)454, New and U»d Trucks GMC >N PICKUP, LOW MILE* ego. mechanically perfect. The^txrfy *—| $895 I960 CHEVY ’/a-Ton, . Pickup itrock, 6-cyllnder standard trenimljelon. tor only *995j» Crissman Chevrofet Co. ROCHESTER *•*.'•", OL 2-9721 VW KpMEI, STATION WAGON, rly, Minted, excellent condilion, t'ofter over *1,200. TO 8-4258 devi, Ml TIRES, DM.UXB FINISH ABSOLUTELY NfMONEY DOWN. Payments ot $8.95 per week. See Mr. Parke et Harold Turner Ford. Ml Oakland Chrysler-Plymouth 1961 vw 12-Petunger bus, beauty, red 1941 VW 2-OOOR SEDAN. LIGHT turquoise. Excellent tires »r' —■ gins, tow mileage. ■' .Autobahn Motors, Inc. AUTHORIZED VW DEALER Vi mile north of Mirada Mile 1745 S. Telegraph FB 8-4531 WAtJfBh'fiWTO 194* BORDniARO for parte. 473-174*. .jetWERl WHITEWALL TIRES. In LIKE NSW OONDlffeN. ABSO-LUTELY NO MONEY DOWN. Mg mente of 87.95 per week, See Parke at Harold Turner Ford, 1962 vw two-Door sEDaN, i wagon, like new and only 8 SUPERIOR RAMBLER 550 Oakland Ave. PE S*421 1942 ALFA ROMEO, THE CREAM of the eport cars', at a rldltO-lous price of only 11,995, SUPERIOR RAMBLER 550 Oakland AVS- . FE 5-9421 1942.VW 2-DOOR SEOAN." PEARl Autobahn Motors, Inc. AUTHORIZED VW DEALER .. Vk mbs north of Mlrqale Mile 17*5, S. Tolegrdbh FE *4») ^ iuNROoK S while hnitn Double eherp car, 11,195. Easy torme. PATTERSON CHEVROLET CO.. 100* 1 WOOD* WARD AVE., BIRMINGHAM - Autobahn Motors, Inc. 1 6HI99 *T PTEir" toner,' radio. *71*, OA >»« il CHCVWOLCT IMPALA 6 AUTHORIZED vw dealer v, mile north ot Mlrocto Mile 17*1 S. Telegraph , FE (-4531 MUitANGS FOR iMMlDiATI ft** power steering and brekei, r . ... , „ , _ IPX wid^motcbing^Intortof. Onto] OoKiontil "* cngvEOLiT %T*i**oA* wood Chryikir-Plymauth WARD AVE., BIRMINGHAM. Ml 1*39 T-BIRO I . I-owner car ■rawfiminr. • $1395 1 brekee, M^*r/J,w4vbeW»ii •peed, radio, heater, whitewall*. V&OI IDWARO . AVE.. Credit Ceorainetdr. . Call Mr. Dele. LLOYD'S Lincoln-Mercury-Comet • Grand Opening Oakland . Chrysler-Plymouth * / 1902 MONZA! \x BEATTIE ir FORD DEALER Stow 1930" N DIXIE IN WATERItORD ne ot SERVICE eftor Ihp salt 1 FORD WAGON, A*i. *43 W. rnnrtl or UL 2 3»34. ' FORD AOOOR STAft&N MA- ' tires. *595. OR 3*0436. __ 1959 r illRD CONVERTIBLE, row*. } Or, Cruisera-metic, excellent con- $1395 1.7*4 Oakland , ; ■ 11»42 CORVAIR MONZA. * *»*"«•■ ***W W RiPOisISSlbN ' - " i»42 < ito, New location: 1250 Oakland Ave. FE 2-7*43 . LADY ... _____________ _______ wishes to sell a 1942 Cadillac Oe-Vllle 4-door, dark blue, nh egg djtlon, fetolMA *•*!_». 1943 CADILLAC < 1957 CHEVY A 3-DOOR. 8295. FE 3-7542. H.'Riggins, Dealer, W7/CHiVROLBT STATl6N' WAGON slcleen.S2t5. s Down Payment y Here — Pay Her* la Credit Prattler Cooper Motors Good Cars at lovyist Prices! 1957 CHftVY 2-door. with Stick, rune good, full VrlW S288. NO Credit Problems With 1943 CHEVROLET IMPALA MJMIR Sport 2-door hardtop, v-8 engine, Powergllde, power steering —- MARVEL 251 Oakland 4 W''Chevy 4-door wagon, v-b radio, heater, automatic transmission and power.: Beautiful red and while exterior. Be surd to too. and drive this one. 85 down, 24 months On balanco. Ask about our money back guarantee. *. VILLAGE RAMBLER 1958 CHEVY STATION WAGON,. „ tomatlc transmission, power steer-Ing, original owner,^j^N| — portetlon. Cell I 1959 CHEVROitt^'VilBWinyR-dyke Hardware. FE 8-4486. IEEP-MAVERICK station WAG- i, 1962, sherp, 2-wbeel drlve. tur-‘ a end white, *1,075. 3U7 HI 1, FE 8-0427 or,FE S-4743, whitewalls, Meek il,m laey CHEVROLET WARD AVE., Fawn Inter tor. Only .... P^fTBRibN CO., 1*00 S. WOOD-BIRMINGHAM - 1963 GREENBRIER 'kctttont condition. MA * 7*4*. -i»5» FORD 2-cook:'S395. PONTIAC AUTO BROKERS. FB 4X100. , toTFORa^liThAioHT'ltiieK, clean, 24.000 actual mftot. 8095. 331-7*5*.'' . 1940 FOP D ,F AIRLAN C 50O I. X-DOoR - AUTOMATIC, POWER STEER. INO, A GOOD CAR, M9I. SEE US FOR THE BEST BEFORE YOU BUY. PEOPLE'S AUTO SALES M OAKLAND FB 3-3311 1943 CHEVROLET SUPER SPORT; Power etoerlng and brakes, radio, excollant condition. Maroon with wblto top. * ------- yloyr rt_. RPR IUNL law torme. pattersoi Chevrolet CO., loot s. wood-ApdORj TelfcwWto.'He®- | j|| RSON WARD AVE., BIRMINGHAM, 1943 CHEVROLET BEL AIR 4-D0OR Interior. Only $1,891. Easy I PATTERSON CHEVROLET ion S. WOODWARD AVE., RIK-MINGHAM, Ml 4-2735. _ 1944 OHiVY iMRALA ?ONVIrT|. bit, V8, automatic,_________ ,. radio, whitewalls, tlntad glass, wheel covers, “■* ——— — —-4-441*. T id with extras,. Haskins 'CbWy, 144 CHEVROLET IMPALA C3n-vertibi*. V8 engine, radio, beater sflck shift. Poiemar red with black .Only 82,595. Easy farms, llSQN /CHEVROLET CO„ PAfTt 10N MIR MINGHAM. ____________________ 1944 CHEVY, SUPER SPORT'S, AM A FM radio, 3N hp trapped', II Good Cars at « Lowist Pricis! 1940 FORD OALAXIE 4-DOOR, ONE-------fl|| 1 you like to ftadi MARVEL M« FALCOtL j|VK$'' AI6B, 8495. FE 3-7142. H. Rlgglne, dealer. 940 >6Rb....SiDAN, ificC'lPtot - RHK ... BEI white l______________ Yours tor only *9.87 weekly v rid money down. Cf“ “* * Credit Coordinator, LLOYD'S Lincoln-Mercury-Comet' Grahd Opening New Location: 1250 Oakland Ave. FE 3-7841 Oakland . Chrysler-Plymouth ■' 194* FORD . .' ‘ Station Wmotl 4-passenger 7*4 Oakland ' ' 335-943* ■ DIO, HEATER, WHITE SIDEWALL TIRES. ABSOLUTELY NO MONEY DOWN. Payments of 87.95 per Week See Mr, parka it Htrald^urair. Ford. Ml 4-7SN. . f i' j- : L./ji; I / 0%' f, v,. ■ g;.; Wm HHi ■ 7. -A imf w ] f' mm mm Mansfield Auto Sales 1104 BALDWIN FE 5-5900 BANK* RATES Convertibles 1*43 BQNNBVILLBi Power st Ing, power prohAs, power \ dovyp. *,0M OM warranty,, window*, I OALAXII, i brakes, 1*41 CHBVROLIT IMPAI A, on# brake*. I BON •or #1 i**o CMivnoiST impala, rod, power ileonn^i power brake*, Hardtops 1*44 PONTIAC •ONNVtflU.I) 4,000 mil**, |NW*k Steering, pow or brake), B-Z glen, OM warranty. 1*44 DOOO I, "440", V O, (tick. 1*41 CAOttLAC. nearly Ilk* tftl BUICK WILOCAT. 1901 CATALINA SOaor. twwor INI IMPALA, Marti, rad f t**0 Ot D* "**“ 4-Ooar. 1*1* IMPALA, whin, V,*, stick. Wagons tut CHEVROLET Btl.'Alk, V *, Powargitd*. power hr**#*. If*} CHEVROLET EEL AIR, cylinder, standard transmlsslan. 1*1* CHIVROL.tT PARKA,000, •cylinder. howergiide - ,1**7 CHEVROLET, rad and Compacts 1*41 CORVAIR 4*Doer sidan, automatic trdhsmlsston, on# I TIMPilT WAOON, | Trucks 1*41 CHEVROLET Vk-fo Ilk# new. On# own, warranty. SEVERAL TRANSPORTATION SPECIALS See Our Sharp Cars Today Mansfield Auto Sales 1104 Baldwin FE 5-59p0 New and U.td Curs 106 1*40 P 0 R 0 ft A L C 0 Mr". 4 O0OH,' tJIOk. oo«d, iransMftotwni I4H. 1/060 Falcon 1 6 Passenger Wagon With j blue ifnlihr iirMlot hlttoi Em, o Malic, IransmUiun. On tni. , ”, BEATTIE 'YOU* FORD DRALIRc.am#* iyw-. ON DIXIE IN WATERFORD “ nf service if far m« hIe ‘T PII'jtOPLiOHt OR ‘8-1291 1960 Falcon 2-Door - * BMullful blua will) ciutomotle Irens-minion, rattle, Malar and loadad cteiiTatr. doubt' fh# claimtsf ear and the Mil valve that we have seen, ohfy $895' I'YIAR O.W, WARRANTY SPARTAN DODGE 111 SAGINAW .... Pi 44141 1961 Falcon 4-Door Sedan With « tperkllng whlla flrtlwh, ra>' dio, healer, Yours tor only H*l. BEATTIE "Your PORD DIAI,l|!Llin*"Rtv l...... . . w.40 FAIRI ANi ?S8IS,%KW*'r aatar, white with cap li ,„,,._„|V 41,398, |B|U |*rm*..P,.. TRRSoJi CHByRole r fig,. 1000 8, WOODWARD AVF., BIRMING-HAM. mTsIwI. ■ ' , lipi wn» alw iTAYiaR^urviiY , Wpi*n.^a m. in o^r, fMrpfifOrkL"^ , V-li firulS'O'mmle. tranimTiilen, ]*43' FAt LON WAOON, ^‘flj^pINALi feou ■, oL . . ill' fiulnnifliio . .. ii£?ni 6rti,VtV‘ ikj|ggM|,wp«kl«nd Av*. PI *-*431 iSm IaLcw pUfUiA »Bo6ii i. 473-37 EfS RABlO, LOW 1.4791, 106 New and Used Can 106 tt'iP'oisfsiiON-i*!* ol64 haIB-top, no money down! call Mr. John-ion, ma i-3404, HeiKIn* Chevy. *10,47 par down. Call A ordlnator. LLOYD'S L in toln-Mercur y-Comat Grand Opening New Location: 1250 Oakland Ave. t. 1 ; PB 3-7*43: mo "BXFOl "T6WI1YTK1T"' RtP03$B88l6Nml*42 0O)S STAR-Jah'nion, MA 4- Th04? ^Htikln* Chevy 6l1S“f:m, i*48 dtiilVIfirFi• lb, HydramatK, bucket, setts, *h«rp, new tlrwa. Into, OL 1-143*. ■ 1*43 bibs STAkpiPfe, PuLLY equipped, b44uty. l3.Wi, 4*3.104*. BIRMINGHAM TRADES Every used car offered for retail to the. public is a bonafide 1‘•owner, low mile-, age, sharp cor. 1-y6or part and labor warranty. ‘43 BUICK, IlMtra ; ,>3I*S '43 BUICK, Rlvaria ......... $3,195 >43 BUICK, WlldC4t . . . . *2,895 '43 BUICK, Convertible .43,3*5 —— ir - —— 1961 OLDS THIS TOP-ttowntr will PtoPltt the mn*t, lilanrlmliiailnu buyer. With full power anil air JwwiwikiiJ if* • lull fh* thing tor your mliLyunwnar vanallnn, Raattyr l al'i go for only 4U;i) with no money gown. Call Mr, pal*, Creelt Cgoralnarar, LLOYD'S- Llncoln-M*reury>Comat ' ; Grand t\ Openirjg NeW locatioru 1250 Oakland Ave, Pf 3.9443 ’ iwtrotoi.p-ir’"fi6NvirRTiii r coup*. Redid, , haaier, automelic Iranimtoilon and power, True )i ‘a beautiful anitowner Birmingham . trade, and > only 111* down, bank ratot, Aik about our money-lack VILLAGE RAMBLER 444 3, Woodward, Birmingham J Ml 4-3*00 ...1*44 P it 4-DOOR lltdan, Pul) prlc* ll,**l. JEROME Motor Sales 280 S. SAGINAW FE 8-0488 iM4~pWMaa'fr'2b'6aw~HXeD. lop, no ryit, run* poad, 13% Deal *r, OR3-IIM, l*»/PLYMOIJtH 3 DDOR HARDTOP 33,000 original miles, almosl if 1 No Down Payment 9 Buy Mere Pay Hera No Credit problems Cooper; Motor '4390 01x19 ’ Crayton Plain* Golclanci Chrysler-Plymouth 1*40 PLYMOUTH , 3-Door Coup* ' - $795 934 Oakland 335-4434 1*5* ' PLMYOyfH, 3-DOOR, OO0D 1 cendltlon. 5395. Call attar 5. 335. tiff, , , Oakland Chrysler-Plymouth 1*41 PLYMOUTH 3-Doer coup* $795 734 Oakland- 335-943* , CAPITOL AUTO SALES * ilandard, call attar I, OR 3-4330. LIQUIDATION LOT , SEE US TODAY I 312 W. Montcalm FE 8-4071 per week, No money down; Sank ratal. Aik loaul aur monav back guarantee ., . H Tillage RAMBLER 444 I.1 Woodward, nirmingham wall Ik steerIn lugfilgi SPECIAL- I'AC agon id hi 1961 PONTIAC Catalina Wagon % ilri $1795. v *: PONTIAC - RETAIL ' STORtl 65 Mt. Clemens St. FE 3-7954 "I New and Used Care * 106, 1 Oakland Chrysler-Plymouth ■> / , toll PLYMOUTH f ' y$m5 , 914 Oakland 335 *494 1*53 PONTiACi ilOO, ' 338-1194, _ lPM radio, aluminum wheel* and* hub*, iww car warranty ......*3095 J u L Y 1962 CHEVY it Air. 4-Door Sedan. Runs and drlvda k* new. Lazily owned and only $1795 1*963 BUICK 1960 OLDS 4-Door Hardtop. A bdautlful white < 1963 CHEVY If ' Nova 4-Door. Automitfc, 4-cyflr 1961 PONTIAC Bonnovlll* Convertible, hat radio, h full sowar, red with white top, autt Extra sharp ......*17)1 1963 CHEVY If s A L E ; 1963 OLDS Oypdmlc Hardtop. Po brakes, Hydramatlc, I Whitewalls .,....... ’ 1963'PONTIAC ■ Catalina Convertible. Rad With white top, low mile*, l owner ahd. priced right *27*5 | * 1962 TEMPEST Light blue and equipped wlth i-adto, heater, automatic end whitewalls. A i-owriar. Lew tjaitoagt beauty i ,; , .8)2*5 , Mid-July Specials! 1961 1962.' 1962 CORVAIR .CHEVY i CHEVY:, Club Coupe This on# has Pbwergllde Iran*-mission, whitewall tlrasi satin' all-' var finish. This Is a little gam. Impala 4-Door Hardtop with V-s angina and auto- , matlc transmission, radio, heater, whitewall lifts, solid Imperial Impala Convertible Super Sport with radio and heat-• ar, 4-speed transmission, ro'ld red With white top. Sava big here. $985 • $1895 $2089 1962 CHEVY'• 2-Door Bel Air , Sedan with 4-cyllndor angina a .POwargllde, radio, heater and nice woodland green flnlah. Re I/-.T# top«v $1495 1964 Corvette Sting Ray 3,504 miles. t $4075 I960; 1963 CHEVY II -.CHEVY', Biscayne 2-Door * 2-Door Blscayne . This on* h** 6-cyllnd‘er engine Sedan with standard shift and a with standard shift transmission, sharp maroon flnlih. Alio has radio, haafar. and • nice: s 'tip-top condition. 1962 Chevy Impala Conv. This one has power brakai and power steering, radio and haater and If I* a nice solid white with white top. It also has nice sparkling whitewall tires, Seva on this aharpl*. $1889 1961 1962 / CHEVY' CHEVY- with standard shift and It alio radio and haafar, u ...„ ..... hat a nice sparkling maroon black flnlih with whitewall lira*. . flnlah, This one la nice. '’ Extra tevlnga now. . $889 $1488 $988 $1098 1962 ' \ CORVA1R x 2-Door Sedan With standard tranamlaalon, radio, heater, solid rad finish. This one ""$1085 1962 : - PONTIAC .Catalina Sports Coupe With automatic transmission, pow-' er steering and brake*, solid . autumn' gold finish, whitewalls. $1888 1963 , LEMANS ' . Club Coupe : Automatic transmission, bucket scats, radio, heater, whitewalls, solid turquoise finish with white, 1963 CHEVY -' Bel Air Wagon ComeG. with a V-8, engines automatic, radio* silver blue finish. $1589 $2285' 1962 ' MONZA 1963 ' CHEVY Impala Sports Sedan With V-8 ■ engine, Powergllde transmission, Whitewalls, solid Club Coupe With ^Powerghde^ transmission, ^ renew. Ivory and autumn gold. $1495 T2289 1963 FALCON ^ $1295 1963 CHEVY, Bel Air 4-Door Sedan with V-8 engine, star transmission, radio, heater, big* flnlah. $1785 OAKLAND COUNTY'S VOLUME CHEVROLET DEALER m FE 4-4547, 131 OAKLAND. AVE. FE 5-4161 RUSS JOHNSON Pontiac Rambler ■ Lake Orion 1963', Pontiac;* GrM Prlx;) This car has power steering end brakes, neeleri reverher-him . flil wheel, end wnny, rf%^lVwer*wflli bfaMor fnlerlor?**l mmlculeto ihreuyh $2895 : . 1963 Ford Oalaxle 2-Door With v-e engine, standard Irani-miss ton,, redid, .haatori nTc* car, heauiTful pricel only-- ,.$1695, ,1960 Dodge Seneca 4-Door with v-o engine) aulomallc transmission, radio and haafar. $595 . 1962 Pontiag Bonneville Sports Coup# with a beautiful rad finish and white top, pow*r sletr-Ing and brakai, automatic Irani-mission. A ona-ownsr with low mltaagal ; $2295 '64 Pontiac GTO With 4-spstd, syn. tronsmlfslon, radio, haafar, washer*, poslfrae- w only 1 lM° ml"*' Y#ur' V; $2895 '61 .Chevy Monza Corvalr This on* Is extra claan, and It Is a top ona-ownar trade-in. Shift on tho floor, A rail tremendous buy. at pnly , $1195 , 1956 Ford , • Station Wagon This one he* a V-4 angina, auto-jndttoj transmission, and Is ready ‘$125 '6.0 Mercury . Monterey 2rDoor A real sharp car Inside and out, automatic, radio, haatar, baau-tlfuL brown flnlsh. Thls on* I* yours, yas yours, tor only $595, ' '62 Rambler 4-Door Sedan with stick - shirt, S-cyl-Inder angina, haatar, and a beautiful rad flnlih. Yours tor only— . • $1035 . '61 Chevy. Bei Air/ 4-Door Hsrdtop with ' automatic 'transmission, power steering and .brakes. Also hat radio and heatar and It ready for you at $1388 1957 Dodge' 2-Door Hardtop 'Thlt one will m«kt. o perfect second car — and will till In beautifully for mothar to^usa ' dally!. - $295 . PLEASE HELP US, TOP DOLLAR PAID FOR . .YOUR LATE-MQbEL • -USED CAR-S- . JOHNSON Pontiac Rambler" Lake Orion, MY 3-6266 £ m ffi wm mam 1 8— THE lM)NyUC>»yiiKS«,rtIIU|t^DA\1 JffiY'M 10 lh radio* hosier end automatic insmisilen, B a i u 11I u 1 bla^k $1495 '63 Rambler ' American 2-Door * $1195 I960 Buiek ‘ Convertible Hnrfio, heater, automatic, prv staerino and brakes, Black v whitewalls. $1295 1962 Falcon 2-Door Sedan $941 John McAuliffe Ford 630 Oakland Ave. FE 5-4101 Call or See Ono of Our Courteous Salesmen , Charley Hamilton Bob Russell Bill Ross Dick Bloom Al Peters ' Glen Colgan Ed Bretzloff, Manager New «mI,Um4 Cers 104 r-VWPB, i>, Ml W, lr«M|Ual«< ii reNvixb, ismtilrism, ehjlh# won’t run, MM, H*'»l lit 1966 PONTIAC , Sparkling neap w>» Mua a (loot lesan, Your* ter omit Hit) weekly with no money town. Call Mrt Oslo, erddlt Ceordmolor, < , LLOYD'S Llncoln-Mareury-demat Grand ' 1 Opening / NeW location!4 12 SO Oakland Ave. fl PONTIAC CATAI INA STATION-ween,, him’ neaienger, sown leirlng, Broket, it,ft,, dll > " WdfftStnBPWPf iidtop, A-T condition, ■ f IMPOST ' a niton n ISSSI IllpnUi1 inii'.h (ii Mr Md Used Care 104 19A3 OPAND PH IK, ONfc JMiyNktr, condition, ufm wlm. '“UK/iSlS wsm U6W$r- If# YMffl Ictuftl miltf, Phtmi *..' 7 Qalland”*™" Chrysler-Plymouth' i It*] TBMPBIT Coupe 4 epeea $1095 New and Need Cffi »104 J ■ TBMPilf' OAltK "Olieir r,nr, .nilfim.ili.; Irsnemibbinn. r. aH si fiM. r |»43 PONTIAC BONNBVIM-S,, power HMFlnf, end brake*, idger hardlM, while with Black interior, pi*wr “£?V.BO,iSaSi* rpoNfiAC oto eoupi. n.iM slla*. wt.il II, s wrtpilpaviwrTiiTW- 1961 Rambler 4-Door mu beautiful one-owner tpeclel i elmoil like new, pull numy iqullimonl. wet piTemf at Majf, an----T sale (9 Otlly ,$795 I VRAR O.W, WAHHANTV SPARTAN DODGE in, s, saoinaw , pi mai Oakland Chrysler-Plymouth SMBUfR i 11 MMHUIR "*<$7W , ieonomy waelal, Only Ntl, Baev • terms, PATTURflON CMf Vholff CO, 1000 I, W0O0WARD AVI,, BIKMINOHAM, wr*.|»i, 1961 TEMPEST'2-Door ” with du)emetlc, huekets, heeler, radio, whitewall*,/ color of blue, tor only II,MS, . , Crlsimon Chevrolet Co, BOCHKITIH_____, _ Ob i-mi y TIMPBSf^TATipjV' WAOgK •H Keidwln norm of Walton 1 blocks i Chrysler-Plymouth tees TIMPIIT . , $1195 I9i qaklahd 1 MM4M WffWRfiie^'AibHflBnassbf, euiomatlc I, double, power, radio, healer, whilewatls. Mild ereen, |iM|M|bU||aar Road, Orion. DON'.. . . MY M04l, i t/ii '16nN IvTCLF’fiSWP till t, power brake*, steering and win-daw*, clean, tt.ioo. tli-OMO, !»M P0NTiAC CATAONA'"''lP0aT coupe, aluminum wheal*. J’tpeed KtfcGO PONTIAC SALES U PONTIAC CATAI INA CCHIpfe, Bower, 4,000 ml, II,TOO, OR 4-j 184, r.ii RAMBJ.BR STATION WAniiM, down'' Ask *ablui oilr*imney^ bacl guannlM, ' '■ ' VILLAGE RAMBLER *** I, Woodward, Blrminghant NTlW8BDBng««R^ Can b* financed, *114111, iWB*Abterir~eLASiie 4-66pH, radio, healer, nutomoUc Irenimla-lion, This cyr ha* Been thoroughly ' reconditioned end **■ i, lit VILLAGE RAMBLER ! Woodwerd, Birmingham Hilltop Auto Sales,, Inc, Vou Cyn BUY With No Money Down ,No Credit Problems Spot Delivefyl *51 Buiek, automatic ..... 'I? Pontiac1'..... 'SO,Chevy ........... 'St chew Impale . ........ '62, Pontiac, auto, thorp ’61 Mercury Monterey ,,, **3 Chevy wagon , .... Ford Country Sedan ,. ‘*0 Catalina, :-door hardtop . ■44 Impale Moor hardtop , '63 Avantl ................. '44 Old* starflre ........... '*4 Corvette, 4-speed Pickup Specials 1WTOMC, 1M1 Chevy ... 962 Oakland FE 4-9969 SHOP Patterson of Rochester ChryslerfPlymouth i Valiant-Dodge Truck! 1001 N. Main St. rochestIr ol i-issi at i-i MU Dixie Nwy. ■ C^Chr^er-Piymouth-HemblertJ HAUPT DEMO SALE 14 PONTIAC Bonneville Coupe, i emetic, rpdlo, heeler, power it* ng «nd brake*, yyhlltwallt.j i4 PONTIAC Tempett 4-doer * Hctupt Pontiac LUCKY AUTO SALES ----Grand Opening ~ -Lot *2- The BIG LOT ; 254 S. Saginaw St. 75 New Car Trade-Ins ALL HAND'PICKED’ NO REPOSSESSIONS or STORAGE CARS PICK YOUR PRICE-WE HAVE THE CAR ALL CARS LISTED CAN BE, BOUGHT WITH NO MONEY DOWN I * CREDIT MAN ON DUTY AT ALL TIMES!,.. - - Grand Opening Specials 1961 TEMPEST Wagon New Car Trade-In ........ no Money down 1959 OLDS Hordtop, 4-Door, Like New, Full Power . .... NOlMQNEY 90WN 1959 MERCURY 2-Door Like New Throughout . NO 1 MONEY DOWN 1960 PONTIAC 4-Door - Stick Shift .. :J. 3 MONEY DOWN 1959'PONTIAC Bonneville 4-Door, full Power . NO MONEY DOWN $797 $597 $897 $857 I, TEMPEST 2-Door With Stick Shift, Nice .. NO MONEY bOWN l C0RVAIR 4-Door With Stick Shift, Clean* NO MONEY DOWN, ) FORD Convertible With Power Steering, Excellent NO MONEY DOWN ) CHEVY 2’Door Station Wagon, Beautiful .... 'T 'NO MONEY DOWN ) VALIANT 4-D/ot / Stick Shifty Sharp'. NO MONEY OOWN $697 $897 $797 $397 $397, BE SURE TO SEE . THIS ONCE-tN-A-LIFETIME OFFER 1963, Pontiac 4-DOOR SEDAN POWER BRAKES AUTOMATIC LUCKY AUTO SALES 21BIG LOCATIONS . 193 S. SAGINAW --- 254 S.' SAGINAW Phone FE’4-1006 I 1/1 ■-y.' Phone FE 37853 ' FE4-22W , • THE HOME OF eGoodwiir ■ and Top Value USED New and lletrt Can 104 tNt NAMBUBR AMIR 1C AN, I owner and, an wjiftllenal Itw ear ter Ine laroe family. , 1 lUPPRIOl RAMBLIR Oaklina Ava, V Pi M4H Problems? Wi, Can Finance Ydul 100 Can to Select FrbrtUf Call Mr. Dale FE 3-7865 j UOVDi New imI U«nI Care i*4i tiAMii.a«i, N*W CAR AT ■ mi ww wm ear prna, lav* 4UPBRIOH HAMBt.BR Oakland Ave, , Pi * *411 Chick With the Reit— Then Oet One of,the Beit Oeali Available at ROSE RAMBLFPI Big ileek at new *1* Rembleri EM 3 4155 104 OOOP. nvriplr; v New owdUted Con «MRI Homer Hight J PONTIAC-lUltCK-CHIVROI.IT Bktara, Muhiumi OA a m '.. CLttNUF' ^ * Chevlei, ill] to 1W tat up I Mm, MerdiMN, Cpnvli, itai ur l*!r ci^lac7i*l’%'limi>blla. * w Many amir eanvarttliM ami itatlafi ieSmmy Care llit Puna nwy Now RNdUted Can 104 r' up to , S5 A MILE ----% FORD gwiM1 STARKHlCKIYr idMiiaaejitjiw DEAL WITH > Houghten & ' \ ?on Oldsmobile r GMC: Ramblar ROCHIiTIRV pu i«em CABS WILSON P0NTIAC-CA01LLAC MN, Weed ward ■, mi 4i*n BiaMINOHAM, MICHtOAN ’ tel-a-Nurw^Mo A NEW NAME CALL FE 8-9661 T0DAYI 1964 ' RAMBLER Close-Out BILL SPENCE for That Jtamblarl lijljyHtbJjb - -HOME OF BUICK-RENAULT-OPEL-JEEP- ' ■ 210 Orchard Lake ' FE 2-9165 I960 BUICK Electro ...$1559 4>D0«r Hardtoa with aulemaiie trammtnlMt radio, mater, power •teering end broket, lined glen, whitewella, let black tbilah, ektri '. iherBt ' 1 ‘t1 4 ■ 1961 CHEVY Monza .. .$1195 Whh automatic trentmtulen, radio, hooter, whitewall*, tinted gittf, bucket Mill* burgundy tlnUh, white, vinyl interlorl ■ , 1963 FORD Galaxie .. .$2088 m'J 4-Oeor "*09" with eutemelle trenimliiten, radle, h*el*r, bower, •leering end brake*, V I enalnb, whlttwelli, tinted gteu, mtreen tinlth, lew miwege leal , V 1962 BUICK Convert. , ,$1790 IpeciM, V-l engine, itiek ihitt, radio, malar, whltewellt, ttniee Qiata, *eet belt*, red tlnlib, while tbdl ! 1962 CHEVY Monza . .$1276 Station Wagon with ttondard tionimittlon, rMio, mater, whittwolit, tinted gieti, white tinlth, red interinrl' 1959 BUICK LeSabre ..$795 l-Oeor Hardtoa with autofnotle trentmltilbh, radio, healer, deluxe wheel covert, whitewall*, Mock and while tinlth, matching trimi r , 1961 CHEVY Biscayne .$1188 l>Oyer yrtlh l-cyllndar engine, automatic trantmle*i«n> radia, heater, lew miieaga, one owner, |#t Mack llniih, aeceitam tBbpe threugheutl 1 ,1963 BUICK LeSabre . .$2575 t-Doer Herdteo with automgtic jirammttelon, radio, heater,,,bower r *to*ring and yrlkot, wniteweiii, tinted gleet, MB4 mile*- and a . midnight biue finish, vinyl Interlorl , , 1962’ RENAULT Gorini .$ 875 Th.it one he* 4-IPeiD, radio, heater, whitewall*, red vinyl bucket*, end all white finish, 1962 OLDS j Starflre .. ,$2377 t Door Hardtoa with outpmotie tren*mi**ien, radio, motor, power ; Mooring and hrtfko*. Power wwoewt, air-conditioning, bucket tool*, con tote - • inorty model ot root tovintg to ygui MICHIGAN'S LARGEST INDEPENDENT DEALER . , ' ’’ , 5 BIG VOLUME LOTS ^ PONTIAC r- LINCOLN PARK - DETROIT - WARREN ~ CLAWSON WE FINANCE WHEN , OTHERS' CANNOT Anyone Can buy a car from us. Our finance company 'has, had a good yedr,^ they have o surplus of money, money, money. •They lowered their loan requirements $6 — you can buy a Car from KING. AUTD7 SALES. AS LOW AS 5500 DOWN ...EVENIF You Have Been Garnisheed ‘ You Are NOw in Town You Have Been Bankrupt1 You Have Had a Repossession All We Require Is a Steady Job ~ while Others Waste-Time Checking Your Credit — We Deliver You a Carl You Have Been Turned Down by Others You Have Bean in Receivership . OVER 300 CARS TO CHOOSE FROM.. ...ALL THIS, PLUS PRICE! Listed, below Are a Few'of the £ars That Have Been1 Releosed for Immediqte Sole CAR * PRICE • .WEEKLY SPOT 'CAR//‘;: PRICE WEEKLY '57 DODGE 2-Door Hardtop . $197/ $2.13 . 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'M59 AT ELIZABETH LAKE RD; u iLiX i at m itite tiilLu I’ .7- ,,i-j “i m m ... Will i Mail III ' 'L.: mta rr Tim PON f -—Television Programs— Programs furnished by stations llited In Hill eelumn arc subject to change without nolle*. Channel a-WJIK.TV Ch*w>*l 4-WWJ.TV Channel 7-WXYZ-TV Channel 9-CKLW-TV Chennai fl6-WTV» liN (8) tfewiv weather, sporti U) (7) (Special) OOP Convention . (0) Huckleberry Hound (SO) People and Politics liN (S) (Special)/OOP Con-vention (») Follow the Sun (58) French Through TV 7:96 (86) Antique* 7iH (0) Movie: “Alwayi Together" (1046) Joyce Reyn old*. Cecil Kellewey, Ernest Truss (M) At Issue 0i00 (60) Cultures 0108 (0) Zero One 0il0 (0) Music Stand 10100 (9) Wrestling 11(00 (S) (4) (7) (0) News, Weather, Sports llill (0) Movie: "Dodge City’ Errol Flynn, OUyia de Havflland 11:30 (2) Steve Allen , (4) (Special) COP Con-vention (!) Movie: "Scarlet Pimpernel” (1038) Leslie How-v, ard, Merle Oberon, Joan Gardner, 0. B. 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Margaret Leighton, Pat England, TV personality Joan Alexander are panelist*. ERNIE FORD, 12:90 p.m, (7) Ernie welcomes vocpllit Barbara McNair. 7 GEORGE PIERROT, 8:00 p.m. (4) Earl Brink narrates pictures of dancing glrlf .of Bora Bora in "South Seas Holiday - Tahiti," (•) Robin Hood 10:11 (4) Now* 10:21 (2) I Love Lucy (4) (Color) Word for ward (7) Price Is Right (9) Movie: "Cardinal" (1039) Mathaaon Lang, Eric Portman 11:00 (2) McCoys 1 (4) Dnccntratlon -,.,-(U Get the Menage 11:30 (2) Pete and Gladys , i, (4) (Color) Jeopardy (7) Mlaalng Links FRIDAY AFTERNOON 12:00 (2) Love Cf Life (4) (Color) Say When (7) Father Know* Best (0) Featuretta 12:21 (2) Newb 12:10 (2) Search -for Tomorrow (4) (Color) Truth or Con- 17) Erato Ford (0) People in Conflict 12:48 (2) Guiding Light 12:18 (4) News ' 1:60 (2) December Bride (4) News, Pbconventlon Coverage (7) Movie: "Lost Moment" (1047) Robert Cum-mingi, Susan Hayward, Agnes Moore, Joan Lor-ring (0),Movie: "Dispatch From Reuters" (1040) Edward G. Robinson, Eddie Albert, Edna Best BOOK BUSINESS r f r r r r r r r IT IT ii Ir w If" 16 IT II SI 24 sr IT W IS 1 U r r ST 61 B“ b3 U NT 66 67 te ACROSS 1 Sawyer or "Piper’s son” 4 “—Horsemen of the Apocalypse" 8 Exclamation In "Hamlet" 12 Mouths 13 Preposition 14 Biblical weed 15 Fisherman’s apparatus 16 Highlanders 18 Dance music 20 Cook by dry heat r 21 Legal point 22 Followers 24 Principal 26 Brazilian state 27 Poole’s "Paul —’’ 30 Expunger 32 Son of Geb and NUt (Egypt) 34 Moon-goddess of Greece 35 “Merchant of ' 36 Distress signal 37 Far off (comb, form) 39 Always 40 Clothes -—- 41 Musical syllable 42 Spanish title 45 Chirp 40 Giver - 51 Here (Fr.) 52 Awry 53 Ireland <-54. Ear (comb, form) 55 Clrafty ones 56. High cards 57 Negative word \ i . 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Quean for a Day (I) Vacation Tima 4:11 (2) Secret Storm (4) Match Gama (7) Trailmester 4:11 (S) Movie: "Quiet Gun" (1887)-Forrest Tucker, Mara Corday (4) Mickey Moods Club (0) Hercules 5:00 (4) (Color) George Pierrot (?) Movie: "Invaders From Mars" (1963) Helena Carter, Arthur Frans (9) Capt. Jolly and Popeye 8:16 (86) Friendly Giant 1:11 (86) What's New 6:18 (2) Weather (4) Carol Duvall To Study Grouping of Agencies LANSING (AP) - A legislative committee trying to convert more * than 130 state agencies Into not more than 20 has appointed three subcommittees to make recommendations. Rep, Hollo Conlin, It - Tipton, chairman, of the Legislative Committee on Reorganization of the, Executive Branch and Constitutional Implementation, said subcommittees will, hold hearings and make recommendations for the various departments assigned to them. No hearing dates have been set. Conlin will be chairman of hearings for the governor’s office and the departments of state, law, general services, licensing and regulation treasury. HELD HEARING Rep. Russell Strange, R-Mount Pleasant, lead- hearings for the departments of education, health, labor and industrial relations, social services and civil rights. Rep. Llqyd Gibbs, R-Portland, will be chairman of hearings on the departments of agriculture, highways, commerce safety and defense-and travel and information. Reorganization of the multiple state agencies is a requirement of the constitution. § , CUM AIR CLEARS — Police poised with guns wait In front of Chicago currency exchange for trapped robber to emerge Police reached a lull point In the operation because thay had just fired tear gas Into the spot where the robber was holed up. Eventually, he emerged and| was taken into custody. < Congo Reacts to Cairo Rebuff Tihombe, Kasavubu to Boycott Confab LEOPOLDVILLE, the Congo (It Congolese President Joseph Kasavubu and Premier Molse Tshombe will boycott the African summit conference In Cairo because an . unwelcome atgn has been put up for Tshombe. , Kasavubu and . Tshombe decided to stay home from the meeting of tne Organisation of African Unity after some African leaders vowed they would not sit at the same table with the former Katangan secessionist leader. Foreign ministers preparing for the conference declared Tshombe an undesirable Tueadf y but did not oppose Ka-savubu’s attending. Many African nationalists are ■till bitter about Tshombe’s Unto with the Belgians during the Katanga secession and the slaying of leftist Patrice Lumumba,' the Congo’s first premier, while in Tshombe’s custody. By EARL WILSON NEW, YORK — I’m always bragging about my Gorgeous Mother-In-Law ... and now hire's Peter Lind Hayes boasting about his Stepfather ,.. Robert Hopkins, now 78 ... a long-time Hollywood writer who gets off a lot of good 1 "Is It hot In Las Vegas now?" Peter asked Hopkins, who resides with Pete’s mother, Grace Hayes, across from the Hotel Sands on the Vegas Strip. "Hot?" said Hopkins. "Our butcher collapsed of the heat yesterday while working In one l>ls Iceboxes." ; He says Nevada’s so sandy that he got out to change a tire, stood facing a sand storm', WILSON "and In five minutes I was a statue." 1 Monthi ago he said “Rockefeller couldn’t win With Arcaro aiding him." > , Monique Van Vooren sayl at the Plaza Persian Room that she wears neither glasses nor contact lonses In her act. "To me, Everybody Is young, healthy and beautiful, and I want to keep it that way," Mexican divorce lawyers point out — justifiably — (hat my recent- statement about “Mexican divorces being throw out by the courts" was Inaccurate. 1 • Only one case, much different than nicst, was thrown out . It can now be announced that I will chaperone seven lovely Playboy Bunnies to Cognac France, home of the famous brandy, In October. I will have a chaperone, too. My B. W. ★ ★ ★ In a move to further its goal of national reconciliation, Tshombe’s government announced the release of Antoine Gizenga, Communist-supported leader of the 1961 separatist regime in Stanleyville and self-styled political heir to Lumumba. Gizenga had been detained for 2tt years on an island at the mouth of the Congo River. GIZENGA REGIME In its brief life the Gizenga regime was' recognized by the Communist bloc and the Casablanca group of African nations —• Ghana, Guinea, Mali, the United Arab Republic, Morocco and Algeria. Ghana, Algeria and Uganda led the drive to bar Tshombe from the Cairo conference. In the eastern Congo, rebels in Kivu Province refused to allow two British consuls and a missionary from Burundi to land in Albertville, the rebel-held capital of North Katanga, to arrange for the evacuation of 14 British missionaries and their families stranded in Kivu for more than a month. The Britons crossed Lake Tanganyika by steamer but got off at Kigoma when notified they ciuld not land in rebel territory. The main reading, room of the Library of Congress will be closed during the summer and fall while workmen install a new heating-ventilating system and replace antiquated book convey- Monique Sees the World Better Without Glasses, THE MIDNIGHT EARL ... , Alan Jay Lerner and Eddie Fisher had a business meeting at the Westhampton Bath A Tennis ClqJ) .. . Barbra Streisand’s Forest Hills concert was a smash sellout . . . Comedienne Barbara Heller will marry publicist Chris O’Hara . . .TV cowboy Lome Greene said a voice coach once told him he might have been an opera star: "I’m half way there—’Bonanza’ is a horse opera” . '.. Carol Barnett says of her curvy "Fade Out-Fade In” coworker, Jnddy Cassmore: "When she walks Into a room, the other girls feel like they’re wearing overalls and army shoes.” Mitzl Gaynor’ll get a record salary for a July 25 one-nighter at the Concord Hotel... One reason the JFK half dollars are so scarce here: A B’way agent sent 8200 worth to W. Germany, and sold them for $4 apiece ... LoHs Armstrong’s so Identified with "Hello, Dolly" that he gets mail at the theater In which the musical is housed. Comic Lon Alexander and his. fiancee, hypnotist Pat Collins, wifi do a cafe act together ..A financier who skipped the U.S. with several million Is broke in South America—because he had it all in a Cuban bank, and -he didn’t get it out before Castro got In. ’ ★ "k ★ TODAY’S BEST LAUGH: Johnny Carson explains that his shyness results from his Midwest upbringing: "I didn’t even look under an automobile hood till I was 23." , WISH I’D SAID THAT: Bob Ortaen defines optimism: "That’ putting aside 815,000 to buy a 815,000 house ... Your1 wife buying a case of Metrecal and a .bikini. . . driving a 480-horsepower. car on a Labor Day weekend .... that's optimism." REMEMBERED QUOTE: “A committee is a group which succeeds in getting, something done only when it consists of three members, one of whom happens to be sick and another ab-sent.’’—Hendrik van Loon. r • ' ■ ★ Comedfian Phil Foster, , who does a TV program before and after some Met games, hasn’t yet had Casey Stengel as a guest. “Of course not," says Phil, "pi don’t want another comic on the show." That’s earl, brother. ’Flip-Top' Vessel Scares Mariners LOS ANGELES 0B- A new water - all in the interests of kind of "flip-top” ship may frighten unwary mariners cruising off foe coast of California this year. ' The 355-foot steel vessel has the ability to stand on its stern, with only 55 feet showing above — Radio Programs—• ocean research, according to “Steel Facts,” published by American Iron and Steel InstP tute. ■ The old vessel has s p e c i a pumps which fill ballast tanks and cause the stem to shift downward, thus permitting sonar equipment to better study underwater conditions. The University of California cSndiictlng the research. miimm Says Eisenhower, Politicians Perplexing’ SAN FRANCISCO (UPD -Former President Dwight D, Elsenhower says he "never, will quite understand” politicians.i* And he recalls being "bored to pieces" by the convention roll | call which mad* him the Republican presidential nominee In 1052. Elsenhower shared with,fel-< evision vlewera yesterday memories of his first-ballot conquest of 8en!» Robert A, Taft for the GOP nomination at Chicago 12 years ago. Talking about the roll Pall vote, he said:, "This bored ipe to pieces, I just couldn't hive had any. less interest, and particularly whan they got to polling the delegations by name."' The 73-year-old general said he had little trouble switching from positions of military , command to responsibilities of civilian leadership, MANEUVERING UNKNOWN "What I didn't know ahy* thing about," ha said, “was .,, the'maneuvering! among political parties and political factions within the same party. For this I just had to depend upon people more know!-edgable than myself." The former Chief Executive did his reminiscing In 1 Explosions Hit Laboratory No. Injuries in Blasts at Ballistics Center ROCKET CENTER, W. Va. (AP)—Two explosions shook the Allegany Ballistics Laboratory early today. There were ho injuries. The manager, Larry Johnston, sad t(ie explosions took place "In the pilot plant, white c a rr y i n g out experimental work." ★ 4r ★ The laboratory, a 1,600-acre complex just across the Potomac River from Maryland in West Virginia’s Eastern Panhandle, is involved primarily in solid propellant research and production. It Is operated for the Navy) by Hercules Powder Co. of Wilmington, Del. “The cause of the explosions and the extent of the damage have not yet been determined," Johnson said. HEARD EXPLOSIONS A resident qfi Cumberland, Md.,’about 10 miles away, said he heard two explosions "which sounded like sonic booms; just seconds apart." Three men were killed and 10 others injured in ah explosion at the laboratory April 27, 1963. Two explosions Bhook the plant Dec. 13, 1963, but only one man was injured. Nine persons were killed hi an explosion which destroyed three buildings at the plant in May 1961. an interview televised by the American Broadcasting Co, He was asked if he had little stomach for politics end re- "Well, not {politics as such. It was poUticuni that sort of bothered me , , , because I never, I guen, will quite un* .derstqnd them," COOL ★ COOL Orchard and LOUNGE * Snmnter Rates 3 Games $1 Mondays SPECIAL IN THE LOUNGE PE 5-9293 645 OPDYKE COOL ★ COOL MEED CASH -2,210 00.00 I •0.00 I M.00 I MOO I ou.it m, 042.20 Mo. 0O4.M M«. HI MwlMf* | SrM Prlvat* Southfield Mortgage Co. State-Wide FE 4-4300 nX 272-5490 9 s. m, te « p.m. More than 40,000 company and privately-owned business airplanes are operated in the nation. An additional 40,000 civil aircraft are-being flown. Rosamond Williams S0N0T0NE 29 E. 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Twenty*three minutes after the call of the states began, Goldwater became the nominee when South Carolina cast its 16 baflots to put him over the 665 total needed to nominate. By a motion of Pennsylvania Gov. William W. Scranton, his leading opponent, the nomination was made officially unanimous—but it wasn' quite. Goldwater demonstrated Iron control of the party and the cqnvehtlon in contrast to four years ago when, in withdrawing his name from consideration, for the nomination, he urged conservative! not to desert the GOP. mkh ' it it it 'This time, it was the party's moderates and liberals who had to march into the glaring lights on the podium to urge their supporters, not to take a walk.' ; >', The pendulum had swung to the right in those four years. The single roll call, pursued to the end in the overcrowded Cow Palace, show o d the over* whelming manner in which the Arizona senator had made his views popular with the 1,308 delegates, The j?ount\howed, Goldwater 883 and Scranton 214. '" Judge Voids Conviction in Sheppard Murder COjLUMBUS, Ohio UP—Or; Samuel H. Sheppard, the “Doctor Sam" of one of the nation’s most publicized murder cases, was expected to leave Ohii itentiary today on strength of a feghftai court He had won the release order after nearly 10 of futile efforts to over-- turn his conviction in File Deadline The other votes\wefo divided this way: Henry Cabot Lodge 3, Gov\Ne|son Rockefeller T14.,,Sen. Margaret Chase Smithy 27 ;J3en., Hiram , Fong 5, Waiter Judd 21 > and Mrdiigan's Gov. Romhey 41. DRAMATIC APPEARANCE At this point a chipper ana\smiling Scranton appeared dramatically to walk the long length of the platform to the tyum where, framed in the lights, and in the eye of the television cameras, he moved to mm Gold-water’s nominatioir^mani-mous. *, The hall burst at the with the thunder of approved See Pages 6-78, 6-19 Is Near for 1 Sept Time Is rapidly running out for candidates to file for oounty, legislative and cpngrtMtonal nominations In the Sept. 1 prt* Deadline for flling is 4 p. m. next Tuesday at the Oakland County Clark elections office, or for certain races, at the Sec- But the former osteopath, only months away from a bte parole, appears to hav other battle coming up for temporary freedom before a new total. U.S, Diet. Judge Carl A. Wetaauui la Daytaa rated that the le-year-SM Bay Village suburbaatte was denied his coasUttttieaal rights In kit 1IS4 trial In Cleveland. The trial resulted Is his eenvlc-tin* In the Mndgeon slaying ef Marilyn Sheppard. Recalling that four years previously ■ Goldwater hatj stood where he wasi Scranton, his face solemn for the moment, told the delegates that the time had come When "an honorable man can s’ay that the sense of-this great convention has become abundantly dear." . j-. . , Judge WeinMan said Shep* ret*ry ***** s office In bans- p^*, custody la “void** and if Cuyahoga County or the state takes no action within SQ days HEARTBREAKING NIGHT - William W. Scranton Jr,, 16. and his, sister Susan,, 18, break down in tears, as their defeated father, Gov. William Scranton of Pennsylvania, congratulates Sen, Barry Goldwater after his nomination last night. His view had not prevailed,' he conceded. ' ‘EMPHASIZE UNITY* "The Republican party . . . . must now emphasise its uftlty, not its differences," Scranton said. log. As ef -thto morning, only II perse— had t—d In ipetl-tle— er (Bed necessary fees here to get their name en the ballot, ahem eae-thlrd efthoee who have iadlcated tbeir can- Special Convention Report the releise becomes final. Weinman’s 86-page decision denounced the coverage given the case by' three Cleveland newspapers and also mentioned incumbent county of- thr*e nationally known radio fir are the only commentators and columnists, to flie^4heir offices. ORDERS RELEASE tdacy Com dered Scranton Lost Like Champ The Judge, acting on a request for a Writ of babe— corpus, or-Sheppard's release under bond. They are Drain Daniel W. Barry, Sheriff Ft W. Irons, Treasurer Sparks and Probate Court Norman R. Barnard. Senior Assistant Prosecutor William E. Lang is the only filer for the county prosecutor’s jbb. ■■■*, OTHERS ON BALLOT Others securing a place on the baBot are Troy Mayor Robert J. Huber in the State Senate 16th District, Robert Maxwell in.. * * * the 16th Senate District, and "The state law says no one in-Wiliam P. Hampton in the 65th dieted for first-degree murder (Continued an Page 2, ciU) m*y be admitted to bail," Corrigan said in-Cleveland. Shop- County Cleveland John Corrigan, “ ike -State's case in the trial ll yeartago, ukl he will ask' for a stay of ex-edition to prevent Sheppard's release. Ohio Atty. Gen. William Saxbe said the decision would be appealed. By HOWARD HELDENBRAND SAN FRANCISCO - It was B-Day for Goldwater at the Cow. Palace yesterday, sure enough. But for the onlookers, it was like reading a book the conclusion of which is already known. ‘A packed house awaited the outooide of the balloting. Al-thoughthe rT was little doubt] as to the outcome, a feeling .of electric expectancy emanated fcpm the' throogp5^. The names of j seven candidates were put in nomination, HeMenbrai Goldwater's by. Illinois' Sen. Everett rDirksen. Dirksen's nominating speech , ran 30 minutes, 15 more than had been prescribed for such chores. The explosive demonstration for Goldwater also ran 30 minutes, as did Scranton's later on. ; Michigan’s Govr Romney was given a superb sendtoff by Gerry Ford, and Wilbert Brucker scored with a telling seconding speech. A warm demonstration for the governor followed. the roll call followed script. South Carolina had the . honor of casting the 16 votes, 'that gave Goldwater 663, eight more than needed to nominate . To the accompaniment of tumultuous cheers, the count' went on the final 883. Scran- ton had 214 and Rockefeller 114. Michigan delegates ga ve Romney. 40 votes and Goldwater 8 —. exactly the distribution' that had prevailed since the organization of the, state's delegation. . With the roll call completed, (Continued on Page 2, Col. 4) v His voice was drowned out fOr the moment by the roar1 from the convention floor and from the galleries. “We must now be. about the business of .defeating Democrats," he continued. X "I, shall work for and ftilly support the ticket chosen by this convention.”, Sen. Barry Gdldwater Strong Campaign Vowed as Party unify Plea Made SAN FRANCISCO (#)—Wi£h Republican unity his keynote.Sen. Barry Goldwater wnbarked today upon what he promised will be a vigorous but not a per- > sonaffcampaign against President Johnson. The newly chosen . Republican presidential nominees declared he looks “very favorably" oh Rep. William E. Miller of New York as the man to share it with him. ; He offered the olive branch.of GOP unity to' defeated rival Gov. william \W. Scranton of News Flash BUILD UPON IT’ He added that the platform, which” he had tried unsuccessfully to amend, "is broad enough for all.of us to stand upon and it is strong enough that we can build upon it where-ever there is a campaign^ to be won this year." «m Pennsylvania. "It is niy desire and I know it is yours tb now unite for a drive to defeat Johnson in November," he wired' the Pennsylvania go ver n or — whose bitter campaign charges had roused him to anger. •Soon Scranton was makihg a Romney Attaches 'it* to Support NEW YORK (API - A Federal Court jury today acquitted attorney Roy M. Cohn on charges of perjury and obstruction of justice. The case was a retrial of the one-time aide to the late Sen. Joseph R. McCarthy, R-Wis. Romney, withdrawing as a favorite son candidate, said the delegates were witnessing “the rebirth of Americanism in America." Although all the other candidates quit, there still remained on the official record to coiitro-(Continued on Page 2, Col. 1) , . SAN FRANCISCO, Wi-New Yojpk Rep> William ‘E.- Miller is Barry Gold water’s choice for vice president on the 1964 Republican ticket,, it was an* nounced today.: SAN FRANCISCO. (AP) -v Michigan's^ Gov. Romney in* diepted today he would support the Republican presidential campaign of Arizona Sep, Barry Goldwater only if it is "free, of ‘hate-peddling , and. fear-spreading and devoted to the issues of the day.” " In Today's Tress Gvii Rights Bill implementation a tortuous trail — -PAGE A-4. Police Feud Commissioner, judge reconciled — PAGE A-4. Ted Kennedy Letters pour in wishing him well — PAGE A-16. Area News.......... B-i Astrology ......... C-7 Bridge .mMntf L,, C-T Comics ............. C-7 Editorials ........ A-6 Food Section B-16-B-17 Markets ............ C-7 Obituaries .........A-18 B Story............ B-8 ....*....C4C4 Theaters .141 TV, Radio Programs C-1S Wilson, Earl i C-1S Women's Pages B-12-B-15 pard was indicted on a first-degree murder charge but was found guilty Dec. 21, 1954, of murder in (tie second degree. He was sentenced to Ufa but is eligible for parole this fall. Sheppard always has contended a “bushy-haired intruder" killed . his wife the night of July 4,1954. Chance of Rain; Warm Otherwise An occasional thundershower may drop into the Pontiac area tonight or tomorrow, but the weatherman says it’ll be mostly sunny and warm. Today’s predicted high was 85 to 90 with a low predicted for tonight in the high 60s. Tomorrow’s temperature should zoofn up to 64- Winds were light and south* easterly at 8 a. m. » ★ w- ■ mar Although Romney .seconded , the move pFPennsylvania Gov. midnight^all to offer congratu- William /Scranton to make the lations to thC'-man who beat him. Gbldwater nomination unanir . In the Goldwtoer camp;1 the mods "at the GOP National Con-word was that Goldwater alyV e n ti Vn last night, theM ready, hah told Miller he'watoS governor Ibter declared'he still him on the ticket-land J,ad reservations about the GOP ' Miller has accepted. SeiuThrusi ptattorm. ton B. Morton, the national con- vention’s permanent chairman, said the same thing last night, Goldwater said he hadn’t promised Miller ti ask him to accept/second place on the ticket, as had been reported. But he added that he is "favorably inclined” toward the , upstate New York representative.. Romney was defeated twice Tuesday in efforts to strength* en the document with amendments on civil r I g b t s and extremism. In- His statement he said: «, NAME RINGS A BELL — j Sen. Gotywater's wife and ' daughters, Mrs, Joanne Ross (left) and Mrs'. Peggy Holt, hpplaudlpg after Sep. Everett Birkstspi plaqed the name nservhtive |n nprnin^tion/pespite toeytten-/ '—it ^ ,—OiL.J...l- - "The tensions gripping our :ountry can be increased or de-Miller, also appearing on-tele-. creased depending upon the con-vision, said he thinks that after duct of our presidential cam-a meeting of Goldwater with paign. • ' . "• state chairmen today, sbme ■ ★ ★ ★ definitive announcement.’on the ,,T . vice presidential nomination— be^vfr thal in‘ which he said he would accept- ?ud„in* a « ronger statement' would be forthcoming. supporting civil rights and a - ~ ^ * condemnation o f extremism l The vice!presidential nominee !vou!d have,helped .ease these will he formauy^pminated at tensi0. ' ■ tonight’s closing session^ MORAL ISSUES . - SET GOES FUZZY “The issues raised by civil As:South Carolina put his'T^hts and extremism are moral, delegate' count past the nomin- lssues> - ?nc* we should refuse ating majority,'the television set completely to. exploit segrega-went fuzzy. Goldwater turned *10n extremism for sup-to another, screen ^behind him. posed political advantage. - tiqn. caused by her presence and the hoopla that surrounded ? ;ilpirppuSi«g»cPs-t^e.' ^ /^mvI ‘ !? 11 cries,” he spkL •. nave .; avoid iiL>Rchigan.’ i Peggy-T'Mrs. iG,o 1 dhva-ffer-f Ronj^y failed id l,: 'Ll ' .. i, aa At* Barry Rolls fo Victory ; m TUB .PONTIAC PRK8S, < THURSDA Y.JUt Y m lfrfld Jp (Continued From Page One) vert (ho convention'! shouted approval of Scranton’s unity motion, 17 vote! for Scranton, 31 for Rockefeller, end 5 ebeten> eloni from New York, To soften the bitter attacks . they had made on him in the preconventioh campaign, Rock* Smaller and Scranton hurried to ffGhddwater’s headquarters In a Nob Hill hotel to talk with the ’winner, ‘TREMENDOUS VICTORY' r Rockefeller, pushlni hli way through a crowd of newsthen, laid "I congratulated him oh a . frethendous victory.'1' Scranton called next, shortly after Goldwater read a tele* Vision • radio statement in which he said of the Pennsylvania. governor’* convention appearance, "1 knew somewhat hew he felt," . Scranton said as he left that ha waa sticking to his determination not to become a vice presidential candidate. All the signs Indicated he had >t, been offered the post. ON CALLING LIST Former President Dwight D, Gold water, appearing on tel* evtolon after the convention had acted, pledged bat dean Ha will not'engage in "a per* Komi attack, " the OOP nomine# said, but wilt "campaign on the Issues solely;*! \ Goldwater'* earlier assess-.ment of Joiinson yesterday, how* 'ever, had bean that the Demo* retie president was "the big* teat faker in the United States" md the "phonleat individual who ever canw along." Ho mhde these comments In Elsenhower, who refused to aid an ,on*the*run meeting with re* publicly any of Goldwater’s op- porters, ponents, also was on the calling lilt. By County Court Acquitted Druggist Freed Waalthy Troy druggist Howard M. Mordue, acquitted of; asMult with intent to kill, yes* . terday was declared sane and free of Oakland County Circuit Court custody. iJudge Philip Pratt rulad Mordue waa not psychotic at present and did not require hoepttall* Ration, after reviewing reports of three psychiatrists. The hearing had bast ordered following Mordae’s acquittal by a jury May I en ground! he W«l temporarily Hartman, 17, of IN Cutting, Trey, on Feb. 11, INI. County Senior Assistant Prosecutor Robert Templin eaid the medical findings ware in agree*, ment that Mordue’s present mental condition does not make him dangerous to others: JUDGE C. N. MURPHY i Lansing Judge Enters Race for Appellate Court 5 Lansing M u n i el p «1 Judge ■ Charles N. Murphy today said ’The will run for the State Court of Appeals In die tod District. Murphy was a practicing at- torney In Lansing until his elec* I i to | ‘ “ tion to the Municipal Court in 1955.- He was reelected in 1959. la 1953 he was a member 'of the city’s chartelr commission. A past president .of Ingham County Bar Association, he received his law degree from University of Michigan. The three ■ judge appellate jcourt district includes Oakland awunty in a belt df J6 counties worn the Thumb . area ", to the Ohio line. Templin said the druggist was termed a “psycho-depressive” type subject to varying moods, but is now undergoing private treatment. Contending that had opposed civil rights legislation in the pait, ,tieMwater eald that If the Demo*, oral! make an Issue of It — and they Are certain to. do >o — we will "read the thousand! of words he (Johnson) has spoken against anti-poll tax legislation, the FEPC and ‘Tya known the fellow for a long lime and 1 have nothing SAN FRANCISCO UPv—. Sen. Harry Gold water declared after winning the Republican nomination that he will not ran for re-election to the Sen- personal against him," Goldwi* ter said last night. Aaked If he thought he could defeat Johnsop, the senator replied: "I wouldn't be in tho campaign if I didn't think I could NEED CHANCE Why did he want to be pros!- WAS ACCUSED Mordue, who owns a pharmacy and the eight-story Medical Arts Building In Highland Park, had been accused, by police of shooting his wife once and Hartman, five times when he found them in her car parked behind Thuhderbird Lanei bowling alley in Troy. Both Mrs. Mordue and Hartman later recovered. Mrs. Mordue was granted • divorce from her husband Inst mouth and received their home at Mil Chestnut JIU1, in the property settlement. Hartman did not testify during the shooting trial, invoking the 5th Amendment on grounds his answers might Incriminate himself..' Sanity findings were reported by psychiatrists Dr. Jerotne L. Fink of Pontiac and Dr. Bruce D. Gordon of Detroit. A third expert, Dr. Irving ]B. Schulak ’ died two weeks ago but his work , had already been completed. 1 The Weather Full U.S. Weather Bureau Report 'v ' ■ PONTIAC AND VICINITY - Fair and warm today with * h#tated thundershowers, high 95 to 92. Chance of isolated thundershowers tonight with n low in tho high Ms. Friday mostly sunny, warm and humid with a chance of scattered thundershowers, high tt to 94. dent, he was asked. "The Republican e a ■ • e needs a chance and the conservative cause ■ a e d i, a chance" to Sr presented to the voters, he said. He added that foreign policy, ''the abuse of law and disorder in this country," and "the mounting crime rate" WU1 be issues in the campaign. "I’m going to do all I can to see that women can go but in the streets in this ocuntry without being scared stiff,’’ he declared, NOT AN ECHO Gold water, who had said* he wants to give Americans choice and not ah echo," scheduled a morning meeting with his nonAnation campaign finance committee. Birmingham Area News New Hotel, Ordinance Due in Bloomfield Hills BLOOMFIELD HILLS - The city is *bout to gat Ita first hotel StM, at the same time, ita first hotel ordinance.. The BI JMnllllon Kingsley Inn, iw going up on the welt aide of Woodward south of Long Lake Road, Is expected to be com* ploled by September, The addition to the exist- ttoeal and meeting facilities, Before the establishment la ipened, oily commissioners hope to have in effect the municipality's first hotel ordinance. CHECKS KINGSLEY PROGRESS - F. N. Takis watches the new Kingsley Inn hotel grow beside his restaurant on the west side of Woodward smith of Long Lake Road. He expects the II.Nnillion addition to be opened before September. It will hive 102 guest rooms, a heated swimming pool, barber shop, steam baths, coffee shop and moating moms, Meanwhile, the Bloomfield Hills City Commission la preparing a hotel ordinance for licene-ing of the i It will Control the licensing, maintenance and conduct of the establishment and any that might bq built In the future. ONE OP BEST ) "We certainly anttdpete no difficulty." Cite Clerk Robert ' ■ ‘ "This will be Fife Deadline Is Near for Sept. 1 Vote Dan Gainey of Minnesota, who beads the group, said only about 9M#,Me remained of an estimated |4 million raised. After that Goldwater planned to take up with the 50 Republican state chairmen some proposals to unify the party behind his general election campaign T»*«V *1 #M!iM •mperttur* preceding i um.: WiM velocity J Wthntntay I* CMittec (»» recorOM i*....... Highest temperature . Lowest temperature SRSMean temperature |K| w—*-r- !T^^»iTaeri,n,rM Escenabt Qr. Rapid HjtUSMien WMnnSay'i Temperature Chart . *1»jjjjjja «a If j§ Kangas City M 74 Muskegon n 44 New * K»itnr kai.i. i. it. of toning would constitute tho one of the bettor hotel* to the WUI established by the city. Still, r— M " 1 ' be metrtatoed, be aetod. . The ordinance, now. being redrafted for submission at the Aug. U meeting of the commission; would provide that a license be issued annually by the director of public safety. License foe would be $1 for each existing unit. SAFETY CHECK % The public safety director could check the hotel m often as necessary, but at least two a year . v ' . . Items to Jbe reviewed weaM be saaltery roadmens, safety The inspector could revoke tee license if he found the hotel to be unsanitary, unsafe, a on poetp making a recommanaatioh on the plane until all members, are present. Yesterday * fission was attended by six of Ute nine commissioners. . Scott A. Horsey Service for Scott A, Heraoy, *. of 400 w Maple, Birmingham, will bo S pm. tomorrow at the chapel of tbs'First Methodist Church Burial will fellow to Greenwood Oomotoiy. Mr. Horsey, a retired general building contractor, died yae-terday after a prolonged Illness. His body to at (tell Chapel of the William R. Hamilton Co. He was a charter member of the Birmingham Exchange Club and a former member of the Birmingham City Commission. Surviving are his wife, Pussie ssnee or used tor unlawful orjR.; two daughters, Carrie L. immoral activities. | and Shirley A., bote at home; a eon, Warren S . at home; a sister, and terohrothers. on an wdtoanw which the com- to 1957 SIGN REVISIONS Commissioners also are working on sign ordinance revtatona. have amended the city’s bulldtog code to tighten material restrictions oh multiple fam-dwellings of more than two aMNSMsaMHiM Bloomfield Hills planning commissioners have postponed tor two weeks action on the proposed Hidden Valley Subdivision plat. Residents ef (he aeighber-lag Gtertharae Estates Sabdi vision have objected to tee access rente planned by the de-veieper. ■ ■- The plat submitted by WUtiam I. Loruner of F Birmingham in- cludes a road to be constructed north and then northeast from a turnaround at the and of West Valley, Penons Bring in the subdivision north of the Bloomfield Hills Country Club are opposed to the increased traffic on Weil Valley and Rathfnor. HINGED ON EASEMENT The argument has hinged on an easement defeated to the public by the developers of The 17 acres Lorimer pteas '^■hhrilM Registration Running at Slow Pace .Voter registration to Popttoc is moving vary slowly with tees than throe Weeks left to become eligible to vote In the Sept. 7 primary. City Clerk Olga Barkeley laid today. She reminded Pontiac residents who haven’t voted or registered to the put two years that they must do so by 8 p.m., Monday, Aug. 3 in order to cut ballots to the pri- zing ' accepted at Ike clerk’s office m tbe ■UlU floor of CKy Hall weekday* from Ian telpum. -, , , The clerk’s, office will remain open until 8 pjn. Aug. 3. Y ™ Persons Who have recently moved from one precinct to another within the city mo also reminded to adflte the dark’s office eyheiri Special Report: Loset^ame in Defeat (Continued From Page One) Gov, Scranton to a gracious and praiseworthy pet, wait to the platform aid warmly congratulated the winner. PRAISED BARRY He prirised Goldwater lor the hard and fruitful campaign he had waged and pledged him full support to the campaign ahead. He else called for unity dedication to the job to be done in defeating tee Demq^ orate next November. Scranton proposed that Goldwater’s victory be > unanimous. Romney seconded. Arid that was the way H turned out. ' _ Our governor, who’s positively allergic to caucuses (or is the plural '’caucus!"?) had railed another, looking toward the feature attracion of the convention — the nominating session. DESPITE LICKING Despite the ticking taken On his two platform amendments the previous evening, Romney was to fine spirits and was given . ~ _ I a,standing ovation as he ap- includea Oaklud County among i su|^d “P defeat , ' *, i peered to chair the caucus. 16 southeut Michigan counties LIKE A CHAMP , it wap decided to rim* pat except Wayne Cbunty, which is! He lost like' a champ, and! on supporting.btoion the first j a .separate district. : jjrateri a hrartysahite for1 his;: ballot, reganBeu ef.the cer*,1 Ugiftetera ■ urn..................._ _......_................,..... The appellate court district [ If Scranton’s eui bit during his hard • hitting campaign, he more than mea- superb ship. display of sportsman* As of 2:29 a.m. today, bet ting OB tee vice presidential choice to be made this aftar^ noon favors Congressman William E. Miller, chatrmia ef the RepnbUcan National Com* Yesterday morning dawned bright and clear — if not clear* hertK^';' MM HI * , Hi tatoty teat Go|8wil«r had tee nomtaattoa sriwed ap, and far*' ther emphasis was given on putting Rep. Gerald Ford -wrthev ......... tee vice presidency, to case you’re a floor-fight aficionado, there was a doozy winding up the Tuesday evoking session of the convention. Following General Eisenhower's plea for unity within the party, things started popping on the issue of the party platform. HOSTILITIES Hostilities centered mainly, around specifics dialing With! extremist groups, control of nuclear weapons and civil rights. During the five-hoar doney-brook, when it dropped to tee Mates wore combatants, sal, took a licking. (By the way who was teat fellow Rock-efeller?) Wm The bonmlete platform ■ / it ^ docu- ment u submitted fay the Plat- form Commitee was finally approved fay 2-1 delegate vote. : It wu a smashing victory for. Goldwater, and if there has been any doubt about his domination, his platform triumph should haraburied it GLAMOUR PARADE Lady GOPs are still ooh-ing and ah-ing over the “Glamour on Parade" luncheon at the FairmontHotel, * designer, Edith Head, narrated a super style skew to which the mod-eh bote had ahd wore glam* The wete bedecked in costumes won by movie stars dating back to Clara Bow. And that, if you ask me, is really going back fer a date. Exclusive: the look of the 39s -a dress once worn by. Jean * ‘ is what women will :j is wool women will wear this1 year — ^linky and tight-fitting, no bra or girdle ... tch-tch-tch. Pat Ni»m, who it was reported would eschew the convention, showed up to a teal blue petaled hat and suit of lighter shade. Young * looking Hedda Hopper, complete with king-sized blade velvet hat, wu stunning, i >t\ Lingering improndons dept>: • Continuous picketing outside the, Cow Palace that increased to the point where the pickets began, picketing each other. . (I Veteran newspapermen to the press section Imperturbably antid the bed- tapping out copy a lam of the convention. • Mrs. Scranton to the center of the Pennsylvania delegation smiling bravely through tear* of defeat as TV cameras end photographers trapped her rivery IMsKt; iSS Since tny last visit to San Francisco, the. bills have become steeper and the girls prettier. Or is it that I’m just a( I LL, iiiri) 8AI*K LAKE CITY, Utah i wh» diimlial (AP)-*-Tha police comtniitloner him. . told the judge that he, the com- # jntMiener, had been wrong. Thus end? - Hie judge told the .police com Lake GWy'g AVodneoday, Beck dominoed contempt, chargee against Smart after’ Smart aald he woe in error in releasing the letter, “At no time have I ever que§-\ Honed the. Integrity of your court," aald Smart, ? During the height of the feud, lack said “I know of no other ellytft the West which makes hustlers and gigolos out of Its policemen." ★ * w Of the lewdness case, lie said ', "With 9100, boose and beer, five policenign made a date with this woman to pose for a picture, They paid her a salary, then ur» rested her, That is etktrdp-men!,!', ,• Smart has not conceded there la. entrapment. He aays he wants the State Supreme Court to rule on the matter, NEED BAIT Police .Chief'Ralph Knudsen [has backed Smart, observing: i "You can't catch fish without bait," . , funds to pay a woman to spend time in a room so they cun photograph her," Lee sain Destroy Bombers, Russians Propose Horace Byck said he found evidence of police entrapment, In cases involving prostitution and lewdness charges » POLICE REQUEST Police .Commissioner Herbert Smart requested the county attorney in an open tetter to take all future vice cases to a court other than Beck's. Beck was Ordered into District Court to show cguse why he should not be restruiped from prodding over a lewdness trial in progress. , ★ ( * .★ Beck then cited Smart with contempt of court for releasing the letter to the press, which he •aid was "an attempt to influence the court," lock won his case lit District Court and was allowed to‘continue with the lewdness trial. Kentucky Professor Found Dood at Home OWENSBORO, Ky, (AP)-Wsiter John' Peterson, 63, professor of economic end political science at Brescia College In Owenyboro, was found dead in his home Wednesday, apparently the victim of1 a heart attack. Peterson, a native of Czechoslovakia, served in ' the Polish Treasury Department from 1627 until the beginning of World War II. Tribute In Alaska Boy Has Own Mountain WASHINGTON (Ul*l) — Ten-year-okl Terry O'Brien of Albanyi N. Y., is the only boy in the United States to have his "own" mountain, but it will lie a while at least before he gets around to climbing it. . Qov. William A. Egan of Alaska named an Alaskan mountain "Ml. Terrence" yesterday in a ceremony In the office of Terry's grendfather, Rap. Leo W, O'Brien, D-N, Y, The youngster accepted with a formal "thank you very much." But he said ha didn't have any idea when ht might get a chance to climb his mountain. 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Navy helicopter plunged into I,tike Huron about 85 milei norths ant of Port Huroi Wednesday jilght. Three of the crewmen aboard the Sikorsky "Sea Rat," including two Michigan men, were lifted from the waters minutes after the crash and taken aboard the submarine USS Runner, officials said. The helicopter and sub were taking port in a Great Lakes submarine exercise, Stanley Gregory of Ash villa, N Y.; Aviation Sonarman 2,0. Thomas J. Hayes of Dearborn, and Aviation Electrician Main-tenahceman 9.C. James C. Thompson of Slissfieid, both in Michigan, < The Navy is investigating to determine the cause of the crash, said Lt, Cmdr, Robert i Ulacklngton of the Urosse lie N,uvttl Air Station, There was no indication whether recovery of the helicopter Would be attempted. Staebier Sees Progress Loss Sowing Exasperating for Young Studtnt SANDUSKY (APt-Rep. Nell Staebier, Democratic candidate for governor, laid today the Re* j publican nomination* of Sen. Barry ‘Qoldwater for president ie a OOP step to "repeal 39 years of progress," Staebier assailed Ooldwater and Gov,, George W. Romney In a statement, Staebier and Romney, a Repubican, probably will face each other in next fall's Michigan election of governor, NEW YORK (AP)—Formdr President Herbert Hoover congratulated Sen. Ratty Go Id water today on winning the Republican presidential nomination. - Helicopter pilott Lt, Cmdr. Harry Palmatior Jr, of Couders-port, Pa:, the fourth person aboard the copter, was lifted from Lake Huron by helicopter, He was flown 89 miles to the Selfridge Air Force Base Hospl- LIVERMORE, Ky. ^- Sandra Swoell, a teacher here, has discovered that sewing can be rather exasperating for some of her higjuRmol students, -One youngster was dejectedly ripping out a seam when she threw , up HeK hands and told sy Rossi they still would be waiting for that flag." A spokesman said Hoover* •legram to Ooldwater bi San Staebier said Ooldwater and j Francisco said; "Congratula-Homney "have the same siisplc* tioni on your nomination. My ion and hostility" toward the best wishes to you and our party federal government and that for success in November. I their views and blindness,,,,! know all loyal Republicans will would move this country back-1 unite behind you." „ yards," J ■ * ★ ★ ' * * * * Hootier. who will be 90 next The congressman-at-large also i month,. is recuperating froth a said the .Republican conven-[serious illness. It was the first Ron's failure to repudiate the, time he had missed attending a John Brich Society would *en-1 Republican national convention courage extremism and contrlb-1 In nearly half a century, ISO N. Saginaw 8t. Next to Seara Clear The Deck I FRIDAY-SATURDAY-MONDAY We'v@ gone over our entire stock and selected hundreds of garments and drastically reduced them to move them out fast! 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In May the total was 71,W» this year compared to better than 70,000 bus patrons In May of last year, • He venue from (ares hit |U,* 717 In Juno compared to 910,873 the month.before add 114,297 In' June 1003. For the first half of this year, 430,300 passengers paid 908,040 to ride on buses in Pontiac, compered to 448,941 passengers and 907,940 In revenue for the Brat six months of last year. t MAD! MAD! MID-NITE SALE FUMY, JILT 17th 9 P.S. 'til MID-NITE ★ CRAZY CUT PRICES ★ GIVE-AWAYS ★ FREE PRIZES WATCH FOR FRIDAY’S AD TRUCK DRIVER? - Lucille A, Morelll, Ar rswwss 33, of Now York City chocks the mirror of In a Sunday newspaper. Miss Morelll, !Jgrad-her cab after applying for a job as a truck uete of Brooklyn College, called the Job driver yesterday In response to an ad placed "fascinating ahd dangeroua." QUESTION! What mada the Florida Keys and why are meaning small Island. "Cay" la used In the West Indies with the same medning, . Corals can only grow In shallow places with the water above 70 degreee. In North America, southern Florida la the only place where conditions are right for corala to build reefs. The lower group of keys was formed by eedlments which collected in the more sheltered waters and were compacted Into limestone, liter carved by ocean currents Into Islands. ®T"'; A causeway 110 miles long connects the mainland with the southernmost city In the continental United States, Key West, . . Oe the sheltered side of the keye , a remerkebie tree, toe mangrove, h*» for ages been busy making little ••lends in Ha own way. Small seedliags of tots tree, wbieb can grow witb Its root* in salt water, fleet util MIRACLE MILE KRESGE tZDOUAH-SmTCHM The tangled roots coiled debris, and alter awhile a whole Islet will grow around the. single tree. dr d , ★ FOR YOU TO DO: See If you can locate hooka that toll about the Florida Keys and their unusual animal life—euch as deer weighing less than Ml pounds. The upper part o( the keys (see map) were built up by (be tiny animals called coral polyps, each of which secretes a protective shell of lime. It takes billions ef recovered the body in 1| feet of water. Donald was tint son of Mrs. Alice Simpson. Toon Drowns in Lakt GRAND JUNCTION (API -Dooeid Perry, 14, of South Haven drowned Wednesday In Stiver Lake twd mile* eouttt of here while bathing. Skin divers Of some SO basic home appliance*, two — refrigerators and television sets «? are in the 91 billion - plus annual sales FIRE-BOWL MEN’S C0TTOS SPORT PANTS Who made the orange more tempting than the applefmm 24” BARBECUE 1 GRILLS ALMOST ALL SIZES Our Reg. Price $2.84 JACKETS Reg. 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It lea ves you breathless^ Always ask for ' ▲ o Hands ■ Glisten S liWBE iSaijiiMillWIf WWPWBB SHOP SPARTAN ,9:30 AM. to TO PAA DAILY^j I FwParkiw for ©nettop family shopping and saving! ■ . ...: , . • ll/(v i ri^Vp ■ It im imKm ifc3> • .#**■ * W\ mi g I WmmwVIRfW 4 r\r- " % f' v2^E1 m3 tHK PONTIAC PRESS, TIItTRSDAV, WLY 10. ... vl^Sl Kiii11 1/ olytn. mil j> fisntel " E w& mfeiiw fltKnti Bl AMm lor IM bounty*, of POH <8» J-7m T*l*ar«pn Road, RUtnllUM tnvolwijd In Mid prtlMl __.... pfWMn|y w mi foilowM1 wspbi w MlMA ■ I(t dll h» Jjo W#p ..... _„ji irroWTj® Sj? teS Cnmrnfi«lan*r ofdHt Gduiily til OtkliM in Mien rnftrtnct may, h# hag hy all parti*. InitMilMi «M Sail will lit mow, fiSf mt|tv bfdOor giving ijfMUlh.ilcuf Ity lor flit ttrrerminet of tnt wonf In the juBMhen ant mtrt In b* fixed tty m*,.' rewrvina L%raf ,h«VV«i® anHu?R time ,4 of Section it. Commaroo Townthlp, lying N end I of "Norm Shorn subdlvlflon", rtVgi.ftwJBbrtSg section Liner Th I n fh w E# fb MAi tii tVw. nj tu Th N III.a Hi Th I III fit Th l< Ul.l.ft to befllnn no. ■'Bdoewood Park Subdlvliion" Sec-tloni fa and ll, Cemmerca TOwnanlp, ____...Jm long offiefie..,... sox/ tVlrfep i Tt country ciutt dHlon" poi_N of fi jlgo and w of "Twin Reach "Twin Baach Country Club" lu division, locfloni 17 and M, We i teomfleld ■ Townehlp, bMng tote thru 3t Indualve of tllock 17, Lo M Thru ■- *■-- vltw.^end Middiif liftRt~Ltiit Ptrke I inclusive of Block at, ail 37, and ’ CdgewoMr, Twin* Middle Strait. Lake parki \mn, Seen '•Sherman Subdivision'' Section 11 Commoreo Townthlp, being Lola 1 thru 7 Inclusive. "Tripp'a Middle Stretti take tub-‘ division" Section 11 Commerce Town-Ship, end Section 7, weet Bloomfield Townthlp, being Lott f thru I m* 370 Inclusive, end Oullofa A, B, end C. All of that land In ioctton t). Com* more# Township, tying north of Rich-erdion Rd. except Inaf lend plefted , info "idgowopg Park SuMMeloir •• pnevloutly dticrlbod above. All of mot wnd in section M, Com, more# Townthlp, lyi g norm of Kwh* ardeon Rd. and Kerf of Newton Rd. "Wertterm" Subdivision. Sections 7 and urfiMt Bloomfield Townthlp, being Lott J thru ISO AkIumv*. and Oufioft A, B. C, 0, B, P, O, M, K, L, M, N, O, P, Q, end R, end Outlet J, "Twin BOOCh Golf and Country Club" imimMiClitflm it, worn -Bloomfield Township, belno Block I *^SupervLor'f Pjfjf.^tfjs Section ^ “-----*c'- _ RM H J Inclusive of Block " 1 and Outtot. ft. , _ , p percel of lend described er; nw V* 'of NW k of lection IS,’ West Bloomfield Township, except a portion " of Crvstaf Beech Country Club Subdivision Wrtivwimr ‘ Mine w (previously described wow e parcel descrltx « isa.m K ofs so ft of t'JS' w 'TOO ft to Nl '4 of Section 11,1 id TownsMo. y parcel ' Of land defect -* “'t of NE Vi Of of Middle1 Straits L i inaf 1 Middle and Lower Straits Lakes. • Dated thlsim my of July. 1944. DANIEL W, BARRY v* , Oakland County Drain Commissioner A#mg es A pent far- tne County of Oakland ,\v July 14 and S3, Woa lectepCV*1 C ,,oroo ■* _JT_^wy is end 14, n Strike Called Unwarranted Nab Guatd Escaping E. Germany Free Press Uiutl Letter to Employes DKTHOIT (AP)*The Detroit Prop Proi*' IrhIkrI b lottop to omployti Wsdnimdiy saying the itrlke of two craft unlom agglnit It md tho Dotrdlt Ntwi In unwBimntid, It Mid tho un-lon« heve rojpcted contract offers "rumimnilile" lo those al* ready accepted hy other croft unlom on the same papers, Officials were not BveUtble for comment from the striking Plate and Paperhandlera Union Local to and the International Printing Pressmens and Assist* ants Union Local 13. BSftLIN flJPlI - One of Communist Bast Germany's border guards tried tp flee to West Berlin early today'byt, he was ar* rested at gunpoint by fils fellow policemen, West Berlin police who wit* nessed the Incident jiitd the flee* lug guard tripped an alarm, setting off two flares. Other guards shduted "hands up" and ute would-be refugee, still b) uniform, was led away. ■ West Berlin autheritles also disclosed the escape ef a Uk year-old ghrl, ChrlitH John, from Bast 11 o r 1,1 a' s Max Planck school. They did not disclose her escape rente. Ten other students of the school escaped early this year by jumping onto moving trains, The girl said ttilt the school principal and two teaehera wi transferred after the escapes. Bast Germans aged fl to, S3, two of them women, had mpdc sepaMte escapes across,4he m | n e d, barbed - wire /"< Wmi Pie Said, "All the other atu* dents Were happy that the 10 ■ ■ * ogtrl “ U.S. on the Move as Wine Drinkers Not wanting to sell any, Jack-son put a high price'on the' flowers — $11.20 per bulb, Hie sold 10 in no time and business has continued to boom. A voter registration drive in Highland Park, 111., in 1956 resulted in an enrollment of 99.4 per cent of those eligible to cast ballots. . Presaii VACATION TIME It the Time - for Thoee Prescription StmglniM You’ve Always Wanted! T.O. #>• fray lenses Dr. Harofd I. Bussey, Optometrist, invites all of his patients to his new, modern and.-larger offices where he and Dr. Miles, Optometrist, can serve you better! POftTIAC OPTICAL CENTER RS of OPTOMETRY Dr. Harold I. Buooey m i mm DowntoWn Pontiac—Aeroufromtni . Next (p Jirobifhy Flp«r«m bad auch a good trip." CRQSSBJD iTRlP At Gaottlngtn, on the border between East and WbH/ Qer-many, border police ySald six If yoH' need a high fence to provide more privacy, you it a dainty look by uatng a buvered design, Louvora can be act In long lasting wood plates at an angle to prevent a view from outside in," but permit air to circulate. liW4 M'j Hi i afflyiMjiw y < ---- Fighting Hikes Cyprus Danger MAKEBVgR PMS Nicosia, Cyprus (UPI) -Froth fighting combined with reports of new arrivals of men and weapons from Greece today heightened the, dangfr of full-scale war In Cyprus. • Firing has contlnuad since Monday between Greek and TkirklMh Cypriots around Ky* ronla Pass, which guarda the approaches to the northwest edast, the only extensive area of Cy- prus firmly undar Turkish Gyp-riot control. ' * * # Informed ; sources said they had word that 900 more "men had been landed from Greece this week. One estimate of total manpower sent from Greece, including both Greek nationals and Cfredk Cypriots, was 4,000. Turkay was reliably reported to h a v • sent In 000 or more dbyan oaals In tha Sahara, once was known m tha "Faria of tha Desert." An tm*> portent assembly point for caravans before their decline. Mar* wig was famed for Its wealth and beautiful worntn. wbbbJ ^HwafeiiiH •oio, imj» term* of opofw mortpto*. I. Cm CroBH Cmotoii ¥.5. BOX 1444 , 1401 MMllSB Avo. ‘iWSWl'MI PUBLIC 'AUCTION WCTOIS WILL TELL YOB • gnntla laxative It bast Oy all vfBPUhiB Nature1* RomMy, M taMSn fwmntkk aaw roltaf.Wrn iw your MirM PAMIIY SAMPLE B—iwraaniHi. oaiy ronof.wrn jjyiwrilirii PAMILV SAMPLE aOXtCN LewTa-HmoB Co.,D«rt, oil Si. Louli S, MlBaeurf. The strljke against the morning Free Press and afternoon News entered Its third day to* day.” , After a negotiations meeting with the plate handlers Wednesday, the Detroit Newspaper Publishers Association said the union had been told It "must get realistic" If there Is to be a settlement. •' , BARGAIN WITH ALL The Publishers’ Association bargains with all Onions as spokesman for the two dallies. Local 10 of the Plate and" Paperhandlera and Local IJ/ot tha Printing Pressmen, bptn affiliates for the International Printing Pressmen, went strike Monday night in a new contract dispute/Cbntracts expired last February. Tha publishers hay* agreements with more thair a dozen other unions. The Free Press' letter to Itk, employes Indicated an Important part of the dispute was a Union demand for what management called premium time and a half, pay for regular shift Saturday work. The Free Press said average weekly pay for pressmen, Including premium pay, has been ,9220 since the first of the j and that of* plate and paper handlers 9159.22. It said these workers are among the highest paid in the country in the n paper Industry. "Neither the Free Press nor ,the News Is interested in adding any more (pay) penalties to those we already have," the Free Press said. V lQ)e letter was signed by Lee Hills, publisher, and executive editor, and John B. Olson, general manager. HOBART, Tasmania Wt — A member of the Tasmanian Parliament who didn't want to sell daffodil bulbs 'is now exporting them , to England, toe Netherlands, the United States, Japan, New Zealand and all parts of Australia, Several years ago William Jackson wrote an article on daffodils for the London Horticultural Sbciety's Year Book, He began to get Inquiries about some rare pink daffodils he’s mentioned. Spaceman See 'Garbage' in Sky CAPE KllNNEnB>yv^ta/ (AP) — It potonly requires scientific ability to work at this space center, you have to be a linguist too. There’* a complete space terminology which i« almost another language. A dog houat la a blister that houaaa aq Ipstru-meat on an othwwharamoMh akin of a rocket. y • ROaat la a term lor a rocket, and garbage refer* to miscellaneous object* In orbit, usually ejected or broken from a launch vehicle or satellite, An Ivory tower la a vertical test stand. And a Jerk Is a-^ vector that specifies the time rate of change of an acceleration. 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