a aa ae i — ae’ The Weather a U.S. Weather Bureas ¥ st, a b ! ry : E d wy warm, humid, show¢rs oF odd : . (Details Pag@ 2) H EK = IO ition et [ : - - = UNITED PRESS (NTERNATIONAD : ASSOCIATED PRESS * PONTIAC, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, JULY 29, 1959 —48 PAGES _ o * st filmes of Rain Dumped on ly, for Investigation of Doctor’s Death “ a | A patient of. Dr. W. Carleton Warrick, who told| , | | police he found the dying physician staggering about | = his downtown office Friday night, has been booked for | | investigation of murder. , : Lloyd Tunnell, 53, was ye-arrested at the Public Safety Building last night for questioning in the shoot-, —~ . 2 ing of the. 71-year-old physician. Dr. Warrick died of | gunshot wounds saturday ' Hack lars Paster night in Pontiac General Hospital. lees - Tunnell has been in custody | since late Monday night when he! Ixon U @ S was arrested by Redford State! > Police narcotics squad officers for | investigation of violating vate Not Too Upset narcotics laws. _ His arrest in the murder of | Dr. Warrick was at 9 p.m., after Thousands of Others he was questioned all day by | Cheer and Nearly Mob Him in Factory Town s = ey x & x - Drain Tops Pop, Homes Flooded, Cars Swamped - Downpour in One Hour Causes Huge Damage; Called Worst in Years Pontiac detectives and had taken a lie detector test at the’ Red- | ford State Police Post. “Tunnell has admitted he lied) SYERDLOVSK. Soviet to us,” said Lt. William Nesbitt, | : Hecklexs commander of the Pontiac Police| Union (AP) ; : Detective Bureau. badgered Vice President “He is certainly an important Richard M. Nixon on_ his suspect in the. case,” Nesbitt Soviet Union tour today. id. - | pag “ | In one free-swinging ex- Tunnell broke down and admitted | to police that he left the physi- Change he asked why ___\cian’s office at 2442 E. Huron st.| Soviet troops are in Poland, jafter he called police. He said Hungary, and East Ger- ‘he returned to the physician's) many. Widespread flooding in the wake of a_ torrential rain this morning caused production to halt at Pon- tiac Motor and Fisher Body division. ; About 3,000 day-shift workers were sent home when over-loaded storm sewers backed up in both plants. Hundreds of Pontiac basements were reported ° flooded and numerous Streets temporarily blocked as several inches of rain |was dumped on Pontiae |within an hour. The rampaging Pontiac Creek rose over its banks, flooding sev- ‘eral homes and businesses and jswamping about 25 cars in The | Pontiac Press parking lot. Water 12 to 18 inches deep through a window into the base- | inaw, and another three in the pak on, onan —_— ment of Wiggs Colony Shop, | basement. Vals mbes arose ed phe 24 W. Huron St. George Riche FE inioyes of one store dyked the| The Pontiac General Hospital man, the owner, said there was flooding waters with a wall of rags.!power house was threatened by 18 several thousand dollars damage | 1410 were eight inches of waterlinches of water in its basement. to furniture on display in the |. i. basement of Peggy's Wom-|The surging Clinton River sent s'x LLOYD TUNNELL Ponflac Press Phote a parking lot by the Pontiac Creek this morning as the creek over- flowed, following the heavy rainstorm. THEY’RE IN DEEP — Unfortunately for these Pontiac Press employes, their cars don't float. And no one in this picture ‘is going anywhere for a while. Their cars were half under water iff lJ S 10 lgnore larrived. | The Vice President sug- ows { Tunnell’s admission came, Nes-| gested questioners get their : \‘very prominent Pontiac citizen”) . . ; ee ‘0 | S ‘informed them that he'd seen Tun-/Ming Voice of America jnell leaving the building after the|broadcasts so they would! Ike Says They Have No puoi police. 7 ° Tunnell told police he had dis-| The heckling began at Novosi- Damages in Thousands of Dollars | : C | ; shot by a gunman police believed city. igs ® p ntiac leans U After Flood ; , im to be a bandit. WASHINGTON WW — President Nixon's press spokesman, Her. | | S Il Eisenhower said at his press con-| He said earlier thht he helped | ‘ ' % accusing Soviet authorities of | Pontiac cleaned up in the wake with him until poli ived. i iH Stee! company’s profits, as re- im police arrived | priming trusted Communists with | Four Others Injured; of this morning’s flood and re-| ported last night. have no bearing 1.4 state Police Post said that| img them in the vice president's | | : path. ; |Mounting. intervene in behalf of a wage in-| ing Dr. Warrick’s office in a lie! Be Questioned * * 7 isecond-story office before police | bitt said, after officers told him a government to stop jam- time the patient said he called 'jearn the truth. | Bearing S Government ered Dr. Warrick a few mo-| birsk and appeared again after ve 2-Car Smashup Action in Strike ‘ments after the doctor had been|had flown to this Ural hcitiina | bert Klein, stopped just short of | ference this moraing (hat the U.S. the doctor to a couch and stayed | Detective Kar | : . ; etective Kar] Lutz of the Red- unfriendly questions and plant Two Area Drivers to ports of heavy damage began | on whether the government should Tynnell “vehemently denied” leav-| | Nixon did not appear to be un-| connie fee the 500,000 striking steel- Tend cee ae another Wy upset, but his patience wore) Qakland County sheriff's depu-| Commercial establishments on | basement. en's Apparel, 16 N. Saginaw St.|inches of water flooding over the : s (Continued on Page 2, Col. 2) *”- ities today planned to question two| downtown mgm eet wee a ee LF "It was the worst flood in our|city’s Sewage Treatment Plant. The comp earnings in «the ~~ * * \drivers involved in a smashup on|hard hit as well as several hundred | N. Saginaw street was under 12!history," said. coowner Marvin) The river ‘and Pontiac Creek aa i year were “U AW Nicolai Stravtsev, superintend.|M24 in Oxford Township which|homes throughout the city. ito 18 inches of water at the high| Barnett. . . temporarily’ overflowed their | The union contends .that shows’ fo Pull Rug ent of a big plant Nixon was visit-\Killed a girl and injured four other Flood Waters fromthe swollen |point of the flood. Passing cars| Barnett said there was ‘‘consid-/banks in many low places, City f persons Tuesday night. Dead is Patricia Jane Sabov, 9, ; ident: " to stock. Hall reported. wages can be increased. ee ee ee Pontiac Creek extended 100 feet (washed waves directly through the or aeny one pea of the Roose-| - . '“What you present is not ideas ! Kisenhower said the govern- From Under Kennedy x: dirty eoaeca” of 895 Glaspie Rd., Oxford Town. es say nig cae Bsc fropt doors of several stores . jvelt Hotel was covered by several) jae a _—— ment cannot talk about steel | x *& * ship. deed. the waters were waist | There were three inches of /feet of water at one time and after) rovers to pop “all over the wages or profits without appear- | MILWAUKEE, Wis. (UPI) —| Three other hecklers taunted, Her father, Kornel, 38, was one) 40°” = ‘e water inside the front door of |the storm children went wading) city + potice said. ing to favor one side or the (The powerful United Auto Workers|the visitor in Novosibirsk, mar-|f the drivers. Driver of the other e. Western Auto Store, 16 N. Sag- |there. Th ° other, and if it does it is in union apparently is preparing to} ring an otherwise friendly wel- car was Donald; Basements of a half-dozenhomes| _ a a Department of _ Public 4 trouble. |pul® the rug out from under Sen. come in that big western Siberian D. LaPlante, 30,/and several business establish- beh scam 7 ew on ae ‘ Eisenhower repeated his demand 4071 5 “1959, Wiseenein precides (ee ca here Oakland | of 14N. Broadway ments on N. Cass avenue west of/ Dems Elect 2 Congressmen short of pumps to rid fiasned for a settlement that will not 12) preference primary» | THOUSANDS CHEER Highway | vo oth we reithe creek were filled with water. heneensials' el. seater. create or incite inflation, and one) “4 ‘source dew to the UAW said| Thousands of persons had greet-| | Toll im ’59] treated for minor *« *« * ee The Pontiac Motor Division 4 achieved by free collective bar- i, auto workers “probably” wil]/€d him there with cheers and all head and facial| Willard Henry, 20 N. Cass Ave 0S S 0) ceased assembly line production : gaining. ‘support Sen. Hubert Humphrey | but mobbed him. Several thousand 40 injuries at St. Said flood waters “just slopped at 9:30 a.m. and about 2,000 | The Steelworkers, Union has (D.Minn) in the expected primary Silently waiting Russians greeted Joseph Mercy/right through’ his basement win- workers were sent home. seized upon the report of record test with Kennedy. The UAW plans him when he arrived in this indus-| | Lage Year | Hospital and re-'dows, filling the basement to ma Water shooting up through profits by U. S. Steel Corp., the na-| to actively enter the political arena! trial center 850 miles east of Mos-| | 4 pee: $0 | leased. jbrim. , HONOLULU (AP) — Democrats captured two seats drains covered most.of the main Sheree Meee, eel Producer, to,about the first of the year, sc-|Cow. | Sabov's son. About 25 cars in The Pontiac in Congress and Republicans nabbed one today in| floor, several feet deep in 4 charge that the figures make the cording to one of its high ranking Eisenhower said today the recep- Mark, 5, and) press parking lot east of the | places. = : aan ; industry's strike position ‘utterly officials. tion given Nixon in Russia is clear!wife, Betty, 30, were admitted with! creek were surrounded by win. ‘Hawaii s first state election. ridiculous.” | Wisconsin is but one of three evidence of a friendly feeling by head injuries. The boy is in satis-! gow-nigh flood waters. Meanwhile, a mediator reported Primaries, along with Oregon andthe Russian people for Americans. factory condition today and his ie eeeeaeany after separate talks with both\New Hampshire, where Kennedy | Eisenhower also told a news cOn-| mother was reported in fair condi- The flood had mostly receues ©) sides in the 15-day-old nationwide 29d Humphrey are apt to collide. ference that Nixon has every right|tion by hospital officials. noon, 2'2 hours after the heaviest strike of a half million steelwork-/But since New Hampshire is in|to discuss with Soviet Premier Nik-| The Sabov girl was dead on rains were over. ers that there was no change in Kennedy's back yard, Humphrey ita S. Khrushchev a possible visit x *« * ‘ing on the northern states from| but has no authority to offer an ‘Wisconsin westward. ket Cy oe a.m. Transformer chambers below loutright invitation. of the aluminum industry sched- | + od Dr. John Naz of Clarkston. the surface of the alley behind the uled for Friday midnight was postponed prea a wanes. — store had been flooded by 15 feet David J. McDonald United Steel- Say American Teeners | emai Lead Soft School Lives Initial statements of the two pope, yg gon a hea | Fong was the only Republican) ministers intend. to have as aa ae wee hyp Bg swe to uy Sive Longer ..<:...-.. _—e — - a { idges’ In-, many discussion ible 10-20 miles tonight and tomorrow. war con sedis ade Programs... a eleed thts, so hana Sok bo EVERYBODY PUSHES — Everyone also — 3a ne omen eee pascokorsl teastocmae oat por rcs x Gremytt ore | The lowest sano in down. “Wilson, Kart % “a “Gréahhe sailing through their yen- || goes for an unexpected wading y as dozens photo was taken at the intersection of Saginaw (| Warehousemen's Union. The rest) if there is any chance of arriv. (town Pontiac preceding 3 a.m. was “—P oc ae jor year here. : |/of cars stall on flooded Pontiac streets. This ~ and Rundell stteets. Who needs swimming pools? ‘of the union's endorsement went’ ing at a settiement on Berlin.” (73. The reading at 2 p.m. was 82. . from 35 countries who have just completed their senior year as ex- can Mitsyyuki Kido 85,593. to 73,755 for the lieutenant gover- ord+vote estimated at 170,00Q or|at 9:45 a.m, 93 per cent of the 183,000 regis-' Thursday’s high is expected to t (THE / ye a ' } / , a Kennedy Politics ' + Henry's Charge Hoffa Charges f , of Bias Denied in Rackets Probe | ‘ | WASHINGTON (UPI — Team.) City Personnel \ Office Says All Applicants Are Treated Fairly today that Robert F. Kennedy, chief counsel of the Senate Rack—| ets Committee, has ‘deliberately {distorted the truth . .. in a mad : idesire to advertise his brother's’ The Pontiac city Personnel Of. candidacy for president.” fice deals ‘‘fairly and impartially’, The chief counsel's brother, Sen- with applicants for the police de- John F. Kennedy, of Massachu-| partment, it was declared teday, setts, is among the front-runners | The office is ‘definitely not” for the Democratic presidentia} prejudiced against applicants be- nomination in 1960 sm amines . cause of race, creed or color, said . Hoffa apeared on NBC-TV's “To-| Harold E. Marshall. personnel di- day’ program to answer charges | rector, by counse! Kennedy that the team-/| ster union is run by “‘racketeers; Marshall made the statement 44 gangsters who have misused in answer to assertions hurled by ;),.;, position for personal gain.") City Commissioner * Milton RK, . Henry at last night's commis: Qi) the truth Mr Kennedy is very careless; sion meeting. Hoffa said in re- ply. “ . IN a mad desire to Henty said he was angered over advertise his brother's candidacy, | the case of Herman M. Walton, (he!) has deliberately distorted the: 44-year-old former Pontiac patroj- truth.” man who Monday asked Marshall i for reinstatement on the police force. Marshal] told Walton that he Police Book Tunnel | would not automatically be rein- stated but must apply for the job for Probe of Murder under the same conditions as any other applicant. He added that Wai (Continued From Page One) | ton’s over age and present resi- jie detector test this afte at dence would be considered against the pedford Post, sce ca * * * | Of yesterday's test, Luts said: Walton, 16 years over the age, “There is something wrong with limit, now lives in Chicago, Ill, bis story-T am deeply concerned where he is a weighmaster for, With the results.” the city, The officer refused to elaborate’ At present: Marshall said, it is until after questioning Tunnell the City’s policy to consider appli-’ again this .afternoon. cants between 2] and 28 who live Tunnel! told pelice last night within Oakland County. that he left. the doctor's office Saying that ‘‘something is wrong “after waiting a long time’’ for jn Mr. Marshall’s office,’ Henry police to arrive, last night challenged the person.) i. Seaahal te ; oa ae see for myself nel director “‘to give me one good, it they pyftigiesy r , , ‘t rein- reason why Walton wasn't | He walked to the corner of Hu- ‘ster boss James R. Hoffa charged i é i 2 a a ACOMRLOE NE, IRI So rp keegan ATTACK AND COUNTERATTACK — United Steelworkers president, David J. McDenald, come report and charges the points to a U.S. Steel Corp. in- industry inflation issue is phony. Meanwhile, U.S. Steel chairman, Roger Blough, demands a vol- (Continued From Page One) any steel company ‘ever earned the in a similar period. | $231,421,308, or $4.07 a share, in first -half. of 1957. _* * * This amounted to a return of| The steel industry has refused PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNIRSBAY, JULY 29, 1959 Be ae ON ie ‘The, Day in Birmingham _ > ” q ' =e) AP Wirephotes untary strike settlement in return for a pledge not to raise the _ price of steel. The announcements followed release .of figures shewing that the nation’s biggest steelmaker piled up a record half year of profits. ° . U.S. Will Ignore Steel Protits Senate Nearing sac ome“ Use Tay Accord * * * Combined Confab With The union claims the companies | | Kitchen Fire Damages Home, Awning Burns BIRMINGHAM — Firemen an- swered two minor calls in the city yesterday. A kitchen fire-at the home of Robert E. Clark 1275 Golfview Dr., did an estimated $75 to $100 dam- age, according to Chief Park Smith of the Birmingham Fire Depart- ment. . The fire which occurred at 7:28 p.m. resulted when heating grease on the stove ignited and spread to the cupboards abeve, At 9:33 p.m. firemen were called to the F. J. Mulholland Co. store, 233 N. Woodward Ave., to put out a fire which had set the store awning ablaze. Damage was limited to the awning; and Chief Smith made no estimate of the loss. Birmingham's Senior Men’s Club will hear a talk at its 10:30 a.m. meeting Friday by Dr. Walter Grimala, a professor at Wayne State University. Dr. Grimala will speak on the topic, “‘The American Creed.” The meeting is scheduled for the Birmingham Community House. Arrangements to buy furniture for the new Groves Junior-Senior High School at 13-Mile and Ever- |green roads, Beverly Hills, were made recently by the Birmingham Board of Education. Approved were the $6,775.30 bid of the Brunswick Co. for business education furniture and its $9,815.40 bid for cafeteria tables and chairs. In other board of education busi- ness, a slight increase in student the Bloomfield area-and Boer War teran of the Canadian Army. Surv ving are his wife, Anna- bella; a Terry of Birmingham; ‘daughter and two brothers. Move to Hobble Road Building Committee of House Refuses Ike's Plan to Hike Gasoline Tax WASHINGTON uw — The House Ways and Means Committee voted today for a slowdown on construc- tion of the iterstate highway sys- reduced annua) allocations of feder- al funds to the states. * * * Rejecting administration de- mands for an increase in the fed- era] gasoline tax, the committee proposed that a current financial emergency be met in this fashion: 1. Issue- up to a billion dollars of highway revenue bonds. 2. Extend the program four years beyond the present 1972 termina- tion date. This plan, if approved by Con- gress, would slash scheduled high- way allocations to the states from 2% billion dollars to 600 million in the 1961 fiscal year starting next July 1. Allocations for ensuing years would be cut tem. This would mean sharply ey ’ e wi the present sched- stated. | ron and Perry 10 cents on every dollar of sales,'to grant union demands for a °#" &fford a wage increase with- | acci ins , cc eae ‘ sue the city, 7 streets, then re- S, gra jem sai : . ‘accident insurance was approved. ' ee wae ik tegally | turned to Dr. Warrick’s office, 2d equaled $4.50 a share. It com- wage increase, claiming that WY ined gtk Can tee 5 House Seen Possible ON The new cost will be $2 per year, | x « * denis do.”’ “| he said. ; |pared with a previous record of|increase in labor cost would Loree prov. => P Problem Tomorrow ja 60-cent increase. The insurance | The federal government s@- x * * Tunnell was in the doctor's of. — - - ~*~ * &* prota students Paice ® and plies 90 per cent of funds for con- . Walton served as a patrolman fice when police arrived. ‘Th - : From Our News Wires ac 50 FEET @ steel wool cuts. Flexible for corners and rounded ®& i : pamtoce. 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How much de you know about hospitals the various types, the charges they make and why what sort of care the different hospitals effer” Ths is the first of two dispatches op whe American hospital system.) By PATRICIA McCORMACK NEW YORK (UPI) — About 20,- 000,000 Americans, or nearly one of every eight persons in the country, will enter a hospital] in the coming 1 > months. : In each case, questions will be asked: What sort of hospita] shall I go to? What kind of care will I get? Will I be able to afford it? Do al) hospitals charge the same” The answers. of course, depend on the wpe of ailment, the neigh- borhood in which you live, your doctor and — to some extent — your financial situation, Bul there are certain general- ities that can be helpful to any- one faced with the prospect of entering a hospital. First, the bed you occupy in all likelihood will be one of 709,446 in the nation’s network of 5,546 set up as corporate structures to) general hospitals, Of all hospital admissions in the past year, 95.4 |cent of all admissions last year per cent were te such institu. | tions. The rest were new admis. | sions to mental hospitals, TB | sanitoria, and ether special hos- | pitals, From a management and finan-, cial standpoint, your hospital will) be one of four types: the volun-| tary, non-profit hospital; the pro-| prietary, profit-making hospital; the federal hospital; or a city, county or state operated hospital. Almost two-thirds of all patients enter the voluntary, non-profit hos- pitals. Voluntary means that the hospital, historically, was set up voluntarily to fill an unmet com- munity need. Non-profit means ft is not in business to make money. If such a hospital shows a profit, the money is poured back into the hospital to improve it. Such a hospital is tax - exempt. This privilege, to some extent, is earned by a promise to keep its doors open to all—those who can’t pay as well as to those who can. As a result, such hospitals get many charity patients. In many localities, city, county or state to Go in Hiding Jackie Leonard Claims Underworld Has Price on His Head © funds reimburse these hospitals for}find it more economical, and in finders to inspect the hospital and ‘a share of the charity care, some cases better for the patients, evaluate | the quality of patient | Money to run the voluntary, | © send them to‘ the voluntary hos- | care. Physical plant, governing ; ipitals. Funds are allocated to pay non-profit hospital comes from the voluntary hospitals for the pa-| body, medical- staff, nursing serv- | Paying patients, either _ directly | tients they get this way. jice, administration and the medi- when a patient digs into his’ 1 ast year, 18 per cent of admis- cal department are given a thor-| ‘pocket and turns over cash, or ... seinritad is , ae |_LOS ANGELES — Boxing pro- through hospital insurance, such | 20ns Were to the tax-supported lo- ough going-over. One qualification| moter Jackie Leonard said today as Blue Cross. Through charity |“! hospitals, placing them, from for accreditation is that the hds-| the underworld has a ‘‘price on my care reimbursement from public|* patient-load standpoint, right be-| ital offers services “‘of a quality head” and that he will go into iding. money or gifts from charitable Nite ithe profit cee Ses more intense than minimum,” organizations and persons, OF i, terns of patients cared for Accreditation has come to be a) Leonard said he would put his both, the hospitals endeaver to | 7 a . _'. symbol of patient safety. In re- home in suburban Northridge up _ % stand third and the federa] hos-| a 2 : F break even. oltals,, fourth: cent years, there has been increas- for sale today. A mysterious fire Many voluntary, non-profit . 'n& Public pressure on hospitals to | Caused $1,000 damage © 8 Set penpllals healer coriala ofuce- |. Which type of hospital is best: , become accredited. Of 368 federal Toom of the home Sunday night. ‘ical fonctions <= each as the None is fly-by-night. Each must | medical and surgical hospital, 236) “! will tell no one where I lo- training of nurses, interns (stu- | meet certain standards to belong are accredited; 2,039 of the 3,060 Cate,’’ he said. “Perhaps my fami- ce aecaere\ Vana (eckae mardi to the American Hospital Asso- voluntary ones are; 131 of the esti- !y will have a little peace. In addition, in many mated 900 proprietary ones are; Leonard said the blaze was preceded by a number of tele- - | elation. pers “ Att ‘ , places, there are local and state and 445 of 1,147 city, county and The v tary, non-profit hospita le: SOUm REY Peon P phone threats. He said - the threats resulted from his testi- licensing requirements to meet. state ones bear the accreditation must be non-sectarian, even if it mony on hoodlum influences in | But, as in the automotive busi- Stamp. boxing. : inally run by a religious: , : a ne aed . ae amy ss easily in, Ness there is a difference between | The acct editation certificate us- group. Its ces 5 a six-cylinder car and a twelve- U8lly may be found, framed, in Police have been guarding him ‘since his appearance before a self in a fall after blacking out. Abraham Lincoln was both anj officer and enlisted man in the Blackhawk Indian* war in 1832. He was first a captain. volunteer, and got his discharge at the end of a month. He reenlisted im- fo Cut Vehicle Fares PORT HURON (AP) — Car and truck fares on the Blue Water Bridge connecting Port Huron and Sarnia, Ont., are going to be cut. The Michigan State Bridge Com- reduced 20 per cent effective’ , Aug. 1. The commission said the cuts were part of its long range drive to make the bridge completely toll free. . Alabama is eighth among the FEDERAL dept. stores ds of a board of community . , F jthe — 2 ee ithout ‘pav. CY linder one, there are differences the main lobby of a hospital or leaders who serve without pay. : : near the bank of elevators on the | By contrast, the proprietary, concerning the leve] of quality of first fl Or y : | profit making hospitals usually are hospital care. t . eck OP Agerceg poe ate grand jury probe. But yesterday In the hospital _ business, the ~~ + « ¢€ . |Police Chief William H. Parker equivalent of ‘l2-cylinders is some- iweyy: The veluntary, non-profit hes- Charged that Leonard hasn’t been 'make a profit. Six and a-half per ~*? thing called ‘‘Accreditation by the pitais versus the profit-making enes.) | cooperating. were to such hospitals. | Joint Commission on Accreditation Parker sssueq a formal state- King in Good Health * * * of Hospitals.” ‘ment ealling Leonard “‘very diffi- These hospitals pay taxes. They The commission, with headquar- | cult to work with.”” He said Leon- admit only paying patients. Only ters in Chicago, is composed of/ fRIEBURG, Germany (UPI) |ard has refused to cooperate with ivi emergencies do such hospitals representatives from the American _ poctors yesterday reported ‘officers assigned to protect him, administer to the needs of those. Medical Association, the American, that a thorough medical exam- has revealed that recording de- who cannot pay. \College of Phy sicians and the ination had shown King Ibn Saud 'vices were installed at the home | The proprietary hospital, in et- American Hospital Association, | of Saudi Arabia.to be in ‘‘good (and has failed to carry out police | fect, slices that part ofthe hos-| x * * | health,’ althowgh he ‘‘suffers |ipstructions. - pital service pie that it knows can} When a hospital seeks accredita-' tronr some blood-pressure” trou- |, Last June 3 Leonard was found be served up with a profit. Except’ tion, the commission sends fact- ble. unconscious in his garage. He said 99: Mfgr’s recommended price 3.29 Red, blue duck uppers ®White moulded soles ®Reinforced toe caps *Cushion insole 'n arc ®Sizes 1212 to 3! Save! While they lest Boys’ and girls’ Nationally advertised Dou-life tennis DOWNTOWN AND h mediately as a private. mission said Tuesday passenger|coal producing states. =. - ee comet th comtonn OPEN EVERY NIGHT TO 9 Mon. thru Sat. DRAYTON PLAINS JUST SAY for swank gold coast rooms, the — proprietary hospital rooms, pri- vate and semi-private, cost about the same as similar rooms in vol- untary, non-profit hospitals. But the proprietary, profit- | making hespitals, as a group, | in addition to not handling chari- ty patients do not maintain as many seldom-used facilities as do the voluntary hospitals. Thus their operating costs, or ‘‘over- head,” are smaller. The hospitals pro- Vide services that can be offered at a profit. The voluntary, non- profit hospitals endeavor to offer comprehensive services to both paying and non-paying (charity) patients, in addition to absorbing ‘nurse-training and other medical instruction costs. The proprietary, non-profit hos- ' pitals, except in very rare circum- starices, do not train doctors and SPECIAL FOR THURS, & FRIDAY nurses. PERSONAL es ek | Federal hospitals are different SHELF FILE ‘again. Their money comes from ‘Uncle Sam. Their patients, as a For Wedding |rule, do not pay. They are pri- or Birthday marily veterans with or without service ceuneeted disabjlities, and servicemen, plus their dependents. Veteran's Administration hos- pitals are an example. Public |Health Service Hospitals are an- other. Walter Reed Hospital in Washington is, perhaps, the best ‘known of the federal hospitals.. The federal hospitals carry ® | part of the educational function, | especially in the training of | young doctors who want to qual- | ify for specialties. If they have | money problems, expenses ex- | ceeding budget, they battle them out with the Budget Bureau. | Last year, 5.9 per cent of hos- ' pital admissions were to federal | hospitals, Most of the doctors in ‘such hospitals are salaried. In ithe voluntary, non-profit hospitals the salaried staff doctor is the ex- ception. In the profit-making hos- pitals, the doctors who own the section complete with A te Z |) hospitals may split the profits. on Soe ar up anaes too, me the vgpite| own nickel tumbler fin spitals operate y city.) Mintebeet nohinet ance. Ae ana county or state governments. Such | mertons, tisttese” high Wratent, hospitals are tax-supported and 5 gece 20 pounds. . are operated principally for the fc-cccccc - benefit of charity patients. Some | e | Regular @ 59 71 of these hospitals also bear part | | $11.98 s of the educational burden, helping, | nl 1 ‘as do the federal hospitals to train, i os ot ee ere ‘young doctors. | | * * * j The over-flow from the city. | state or county hospitals goes to! the voluntary, non-profit hospitals in most localities. That is because! GENERAL PRINTING & OFFICE SUPPLY 17 W. Lawrence Recent nutrition research studies Pontiac the city,.county and state fathers | National Research Council. i of life’ that reduces your span of GEE RIES STOR RT Na Free Demonstration plus Free Gift Camera | » Ete Verifax Fiesta Time! And take it from TV star Sefior Ed | Sullivan, there’s no better time to see how a Verifax Copier can i cut down on dictation and tedious retyping. See paper work disappear like magic before your very eyes. | Atk for a free Verifax demonstration ... end esk us about our /* special Fiesta gift camera offr—today! FREE PARKING and BUS TOKENS General Printing & Office Supply How much calcium do you need? daily for. children, depending upon amount of calcium supplied by three i In order to get the calcium provided 17 W. Lawrence St. Pontiac é reveal that millions of Americans, regardless of income, are getting less than the minimum daily amount of calcium recommended by the How calcium starvation affects you. Lack of calcium in the diet has a slow degenerating affect which | may remain hidden for years. It can result in: Premature wrinkles and “‘leathery” skin that add years to your appear- ance. Excessive irritability, tense frayed nerves. Shorter “prime active, vigorous years. Lack of calcium can also cause improper functioning of heart | muscles. And when your diet does not supply sufficient calcium for daily needs, the body withdraws calcium from the bones for use in the blood and soft tissues. This causes bones to become brittle—easily broken—especially among older people. National Research Council recommends 800 milligrams of calcium daily for adults, 1000 to 1400 milligrams of caleium their age. This is the to five glasses of milk. * Most foods supply only slight amounts of calcium. by 1 quart of milk you Tage KA de ra f- SE ABD aE GS is the only practical source of calcium would have to eat: 714 lbs. of carrots, 39 eggs; 27 lbs. of potatoes, 28 oranges or 634 lbs. of cabbage. Milk is the only practical source of calcium. How much milk should you drink to get the calcium you need? The following daily consumption of milk assures you sufficient calcium. Children (up to age 12).....::... +... .8 glasses daily Teen-agers (age 18 to 19)... .. .. .. ..4 glasses daily Adults (age 20 and over)..... .. .. .. ...3 glasses daily Expectant mothers... ..... 1: =.= ...4 glasses daily _ Nursing mothers... .. 11.0. = :1...6 glasses daily Why milk is nature’s most nearly perfect food. In addition to calcium, milk contains more of the essential nutrients—including proteins, vitamins and minerals—than any other food, Far from being fattening, milk is recommended . for reducing diets because it supplies more nourishment per calorie than other foods. Whole, fresh milk also supplies more nourishment per dollar than other foods. From the standpoint of nutritional value, nutritional balance and simple economy, milk is nature’s most nearly perfect food. t add a cold glass of fresh milk to every meal MICHIGAN MILK PRODUCERS AS $0.0 tanaf ‘ 4 Cana Bottles Navy; aay wy in igs Oe ot * No New Life \ iB, i r] « Smile waterway connecting Lakes) = Mi d shipmen Fly upper end of the Welland, a 27. \ Erie and Ontario, . Biggest con- 2 eae | “NIAGARA FALLS, N.Y. +The | tingent of midshipmen was aboard at a Welland Canal’s current ship jam the cruiser USS Macon, ‘which be- v ; eo © forted the Navy into the air today|88" its Welland passage today os | to return 500 Naval Academy mid #fter a two-day wait in line. Herter and Gromyko to " shipmen to Annapolis on schedule- Meet for Lunch but! The midshipmen were brought, nen F over the International Border io ets Rude Awakening Hope Is Dim TUCSON, Ariz... (— Mr. and Niagara Falls Air Force Base by, Mrs. Charlie Jacobs were awak- GENEVA (UPI) — An exchange bus. Then they boarded fifteen, ’ C4T and th 34 transpor aj : ree Ct transport planet! a by a strange noise in their of written proposals for a Berlin isettlement failed to inject any new The midshipmen had been taking | bedroom. their summer cruise aboard ships| ; be of the Navy’s “Operation Inlan a, Flipping on the light, Jacobs life into the Geneva Conference to- Sea,” celebrating opening of the’ ! a man stretched out on \day and even served to harden the St. Lawrence Seaway by visiting) the floor beside the bed asleep. (ejoht and one-half-week old dead- Great Lakes ports. Police had no trouble waking lock between East and West. As many as 10 Navy ships have him. The U.S., British, French and ‘West German foreign ministers Gospel Meeting were meeting this morning to see! if they could find any hope of A Gospel Meeting is now in progress at the compromise in the rival plans, sub- ° Church of Christ mitted yesterday, But indications (were the conference again was’ 87 Lafayette St. and will continue through August 2° nearing the breakup stage. PAUL WALKER Later, U.S. Secretary of State Christian A. Herter and Soviet A young Evangelist from Lawrenceburg. Tenn., will be the speaker each evening al 7! Foreign Minister Andrei A, Gro- SERMONS THIS WEEK: myke planned te discuss the con- flicting proposals at lunch in Her- ter’s villa, Wednesday Evening—“The Pot of Gold” | F Thursday Evening—“What Must | Do aa te Be Saved?” Mr. Walker Friday Evening—“Ne Room for Christ’ Saturday Evening—“The Deadly Danger’ By mutual] agreement, the Soviet and Western documents were to be kept secret until tomorrow, but reliable reports described them mostly as written reaffirmations of ithe opposing viewpoints outlined: verbally by Russia and the West: iduring the course of the confer- fence. . Observers believed that both’ Russia and the West already were resigned to a ‘‘disengagement”’, from the foreign ministers meet-| WELCOME! ing. The next question confronting the Western powers was whether For Discussion of Bible Questions they should attempt to pick up the’ Please Call Mr. Walker — FE 5-1993 stalemated negotiations at the sum-| mit level, ee oe j\ f 3 : * es & ‘THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY. JULY 29, 1959 ae Eight Mile Drain | Bond Issue Still’ | Being Discussed The municipal Finance Commis- sion took no action yesterday on a proposed $4,400,000: bond issue for! construction of the Eight Mile Drain. Claude Stevens, attorney-for the! Oakland County Drain Commis- sion, still is‘ studying an attorney general’s memo advising the Fi- nance Commission that the bond issue is illegal in its present form. Attorney General Paul Adams declined to comment on what grounds of illegality his advise- ment was based, Stevens said he also ‘“‘would not care to make a statement’’ until he has the opportunity to talk to Adams to discuss the interpretation of the bond issue. Stevens said he would make the trip to Lansing next week. Rights Bill Loses Hiring Bias Teeth WASHINGTON i® — The House Judiciary fommittee struck from a pending’ civil rights bill today President Eisenhower's proposal for a commission to enforce non- discrimination in employment on government contracts. The vote, taken behind closed doors, was reported to have been 16-12, not divided along party lines. Committee sources, asking not to be quoted by name, said that not only Southern opposition, but fears that the provision might bring on conflicts with labor unions, figured in the discussions. ‘ YOURE RIGHT TO USE MORE SUGAR SUGAR Pree *RaNares Michigen Made Sugar helps you control your weight, because only sugar satisfies your appetite so fast. with 80 few colories. In fact there are only 18 calories in a level teaspoonful. Just enough to sustain you through 7% minutes of normal octivity. And since calories used up in the body are non-fattening, you can use sugar, and still slim down, or simply stay as trim as you are now. Michigan Made Sugar lifts up your energy fast, becouse suger supplies energy to the body faster than any other food. It really helps give you that get-up+ ond-go feeling . . . that pep and vitality that makes work easier—play more fun! 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But Dr. \tied Tuesday, ‘their lobbying records Tuesday as/ Not’ Legal Firm Heir.” oe Tom Downs, field representative | for the Michigan AFL-CIO council, | told the University of Michigan The motion to dismiss the ap- Institute. in Practical Politics his peal of Mrs. Shirley C. Vernor, 8?oup “enjoyed a unique distinc-| Bloomfield Township widow of “on — none of the bills it spon-. ames Vernor III, this morning sored passed the Legisature.” was granted. 7 Dow ns added, however, that Circuit Court Judge H. Russel Seiden. 6 groups we! Holland ruled to dismiss the hee billy aenaialty clea) appeal on the grounds that she ie: S — especially right-to-| is not aq legal heir to her : ; 'deceased husband's estate. John L. Denman, Ford Motor; Co. legislative representative, said Mrs. Verner had appealed a his organization had “‘as unspec- Probate Court order that a jpacular a legislative record as that majority of common stock im of jabor.” the Detroit beverage firm he | , Both Downs and Denman said’ | sold te outside investment firms | . es most lobbying is defensive. : for $2,350,000. st lobbying is defensive If realized, the sale would mark y; . the first time that controlling in- Vienna Wants to Be Site terest would be held by other of Next World’s Fair than members of the Vernor : VIENNA (UPI) — Vienna has made formal application to become * * * a ee on the appeal was Austrian chancellor Julius Raab, Blocking it was a motion to i Presenting the application, sug- dicusien “the appeal filed by the gested to the international exhibi-. exeeutor of the estate and rela-~ YOM organization = Paris that the tives by marriage to Mrs. Vernor, fair be held in 1967 ‘who also are stockholders in the company. Mrs. Vernor received the de- cision calmly. Reject Turbaned Driver MANCHESTER, (UPI)—Gyani Sundar Singh Sag- “It is what we expected,” she ar a bearded Sikh, has been refused a job as a bus conductor | because he insists on wearing | said, “We will take it to the | supreme court and fight it.” By law, she has 20 days in his turban instead of the regu- 'which to do just that. “ lation cap. Sundar, 42, said his “By reason of her husband's or appearing without his turban. Beverage unspectacular. | the site of the next world’s fair.: England.) Judge Hollarf’s opinion stated: | religion forbids cutting his hair | Waite's Watch Repair Street, Floor transfer during his lifetime of + all his interests in his father's estate to an irrevocable trust, | Shirley C. Vernor has no interest! in the estate of James Vernor Sr.,| as an heir of her husband James | Vernor Jr. *~ * “This is the very essence of this! entire matter and is the point u George W. Cherry, attorney for’ the widow, said: j “We don't agree with him | (Holland) on this point. I don’t! think that fact makes any differ-| ence. The fact is that Mrs. Vernor is an aggrieved party and | has a pecuniary (money) interest.”’ Holland told Mrs. Vernor, “I! Charge Hoffa Pal || With Taking Bribes | JERSEY CITY, N.J. (®—Anthony (Tony Prov) Provenzano, oun dent of the Teamsters Joint Coun- cil of New Jersey and a close lieutenant of national Teamsters President James R. Hoffa, was indicted today on two charges of accepting bribes from truckers. Provenzano, also president of, Hoboken Teamsters Local 560, is! accused of receiving $1,500 from! Walter A. Dorn, president of the’ |Dorn Transportation Co. of Se-| icaucus, N. J., and Rensselaer, \N. Y.; and $2,500 from Arthyr Pit-| ;man, president of J. 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One suggestion was for a confem ence in Quebec after which the Soviet: Premier could make some- thing less than a full state visit to the United States. This recalled that Winston Churchill and Frank- lin D. Roosevelt had given Que- ~ bec some standing as an inter- . His fault less loyalty. (Copyright, 1959,)° Smiles 3 Early to bed and early to rise” Free § like that are unusual, ‘ * * * yard table from frost why the United States doesn’t . national meeting-place — the City Prepares Now rg: runs soon - : — rv, tings a hy ager apes Mint Gm ball of wll varios < when their atforney re war. Tau In a barber shop a customer for Tornado Season vie ts nego mmand: ulcers (Open sores on the leg of =] the court that the stomach + + % snever minds when the shoeshine Mr.. Turner asserts that practically every household has room for. some His point of view hasn't changed one with varicose veins)’ are the is an internal organ whose contor- The White House did not throw’ “boy gives him the ol’ brush off. a bit since he first grabbed power result of clotting tions are not visible externally, down the Quebec suggestion, : Témadoes haven't left their dead- arden, and says the only reason there fn the Keemin. le ene thn whe (thrombosis) or (E. McD.) _ merely making no comment ex- | THOUGHTS FOR TODAY ly mark on Michigan yet this year, are not more gardens is that many are way to ease tensions and prevent blood in the Ans.—Well, the prosecutor Cept that the foreign ministers at So a te lve fer the resi of but the Pontiac City Commission has closed the barn door before any thoroughbreds turn up on the miss- ing list. x* * * Adopted is a plan outlining what is to be done after a tornado hits the reluctant to try it, and partake in its fascination, besides profiting financially and in many other ways. Any kind of. soil will give good results with proper care and the right fertilization. The graciousness of Mrs. Patricia Nixon crises in the world is for the United States to do what he says. There is no middle ground, as he sees it, between “capitalism’’ and what he inaccurately calls “socialism.” In the end he is sure one will triumph, and he is confident it will be Com: munist imperialism rather than the system under which America and the West have thrived. deep veins, and al such ulcers can be healed by compression with an elastic ‘bandage, which makes the ede- ma (swelling of the leg) pear. BRADY disap- couldn't say belly in open court. * *¥ * Signed letters, not more than one page or 100 words long agnor sg | to personal health and hygiene, not disease, diag- nosis, or treatment, will be answered by Dr. William Brady, if a stamped, seif- addressed envelope is sent to The Pontiac Press, Pontiac, Michigan. Geneva are empowered to set & time and place for a summit con- ference if they could reach cer- tain minimum areas of agreement, President Eisenhower has ex- pressed doubt whether Khrush- chev is still really interested in a summit conference. The premier the time in the flesh no longer by human passions but by the will of God.—I Peter 4:2, * * * All flows out from the Deity, and ali must be absorbed in Him again —Zovoaster. (Copyright 1959) - aptivating hard boiled Russia. . ; city. * vee nak arise me, as I spent a set ig useiney al eld : , i including perhaps Vice President te ra + delightful half hour with her in their Nixon come away with the ‘idea . SS private car, between Imlay City and Pon- that maybe it would be a good According to City Manager W. tiac, when Dick was whistle stopping in thing to “educate” the Soviet Furthermore, it is possible to cure ‘all varicosities in the legs by injection treatment and compression bandaging. The bandaging alone is. the most im- Case Records of a Psychologist: K. Willman, the plan fills a gap in the City’s disaster planning, and is in addition to the civil defense disaster control plan already in the last campaign Word comes to me from the Ortonville Recreation Area that premier by arranging for.him to come to the United States for a visit. NIKITA CAN’T LEARN portant prophylactic and corrective treatment for varicose veins. It is indispensable for the success of injection treatment. Discusses Faux Pas of Waitress Ethel really got a “panning” from this expert in Public Health methods,. so scrapbook pick up the empty drinking glasses from the rack when she prepares to carry water to new customers, be carrying double that amount. . “She will bring coffee and forget. the cream, so she must walk back Wilbert V. Wojnarski, But this is a fallacy. Khrushchev Varicose veins should not be this case. Or pass it along to She sticks her thumb or fingers to the coffee counter to pick up effect in the city. t ; : . " can no more be “‘educated’’ than injected while the patient is your favorite restaurant owner, down INSIDE the glass! That is the cream, thus doubling her ormerly of Clio, is the new park ranger Hitler could have been. The two standing.. The patient should be for being an excellent waitress rank heresy for any well trained trips, ar * * * there. men are very much alike. There is horizontal for the injections is a complex job and usually waitress. ~ «+ * F Foremost in the plan is the use.of City Personnel and equipment to mop “up and restore order. Since Michigan has been getting a few of last few the devilish twisters in the years, and our neighbor to the north, Flint, has been hit twice, Ripe harvest apples and a second crop of blossoms on a tree in the yard of David Dirksen of Rochester is a repetition of what the tree has done for several years. The whippoorwill bird, formerly quite one little difference — Khrushchev secretly orders his murders and tortures of dissenters, while the Nazi dictator did it openly and boasted about it. Khrushchev is responsible for the execution or exile of thou- sands of Hungarians. The pres- ent Hungarian government is his usually several injections, maybe in both legs, are given in one session, After the injections the elastic or compression bandage should be applied before the pa- tient resumes his or her ordinary activities, Lest some quondam colleague dismiss these statements as just requires some expert training. A lot of dumb clucks think they can be good waiter or waitress yet they may make all the errors shown by Ethel. By DR. GEORGE W. CRANE CASE C-403: Ethel B., aged 19, is a new waitress. “Humph,” a friend of mine ex- “Furthermore, she picks up the pats of butter with her fingers instead of using the fork to place them on our butter dishes. “I also saw her reach inside the . glass cupboard for some doughnuts, and she seized them in her fingers, common in this area, is returning. Driven jaye and captive, as also are Brady's pipe dreams perhaps I pj i n't (00 instead of using a fork or a is M ploded, ‘‘you can see she doesn't” — . such preparedness is a good idea. .further north, sald to be on account of the other neighboring countries should mention here that I am know her stuff.” waxed paper to prevent her finger- our growing population, in Eastern Europe, But Khrush- merely quoting the report that Dr. x *« * tips from contaminating them. U Ss T BI Mrs. Norman Wagnall chev resents any mention of = eras il ies of My friend had studied Public AMATEUR WAIT axpayers ed ion “captive nations.” hysicians in Vienna last Febru- Health and other courses at the “And look at my coffee cup. S word that a pair are frequently ; ; ? ary. : University of 383 in , . heard answering each other, What Khrushchev lacks is a “3 Se ae y eons oh prepara- It has a-crack which must have for Useless Hospital sense of decency and dignity and — been present for weeks. “Being a good waiter or waitress 18 not a task for any dumb cluck who applies for work, “It takes brains to be a super duper waitress, .plus a cheery : cry of “whip-poor-will” in the night near 41 appreciation of the other fel-. .Dr. Sigg repeatedly emphasized a City Manager. “Cracked dishes are illegal in More military waste comes to het home at Pontiac Lake. _ low's viewpoint. He is as absolute that the patient should be kept So his critical public restaurants, for the cracks light in the buildi ng. of a “high The same experience is reported by as a czar. The impression has been ambulant and not confined to bed. appraisal of this harbor millions of bacteria. Ano . Armond Alleman widely spread that he has an in- In my free pamphlet on VARI. young waitress 7} © £ priority” 300 bed hospital near who lives near the shore of Loon Lake, ‘ctitity complex and wants to be COSE VEINS AND VARICOSE carries officiet “If a waitress violates so many smile and a lot of your psycholog! Evreux, France ’ invited to stay at the White House ULCER, available on request if weight. Now simple rules of hygiene right in cal savvy. , : near Drayton Plains. : : you provide a stamped, self- notice his specific front o egy so a8 to show off to his people that ce t of our eyes, what do you “A smart waitress can kee x « * au ‘a tig aren, "he is accepted as a world leader. addresed envelope, I discuss this. aa isis oe suppose she does behind our backs? restaurant out ary b .* * = : ‘] rou . ankruptey Finished and fully equi last men in this area who were in the MANY TESTIMONIALS i rf “So it is obvious she has never but a stupid one can offset a ; nr eq 83rd (Thunderbolt) Division in World The Country Parson Thicagh the years t heve re °° ear — had even the simplest type of lot of costly advertising used to 5 i : novice?” I in-» year at a cost of over $5.7 million, War II are urged to write ‘ ceived numerous testimonials of quired, to draw training. The better restaurants attract new customers, this Air Force hospital is not occu- Victor E. Landis, the efficacy of two methods of him out. DR. ORANE wil not perm & walter or 5 why. don't you warn the ‘ pied, not needed and there are no _—its publicity chairman, at 124 Potomac treatment described in detail inthe = “well, did you see how she Waitress to pick up spoons by the oat lic ng public to be on guard 8t., pamphlet—the sponge rubber com- handled ilv bh + dow! end, or handle pats of butter plans for its use. Dayton, Ohio. Its 30,000 members are pression bandage and. Usaa’s i ia a posi eu i. he in het te against and amateurish Preparing for their 13th annual r ress ana’s Beet on. “She se ? spoon seponbleny ~*~ * * arm wal rece Ambulation, that is, walking bowl end and left her thumb print Violate the baste rules of modern at Detroit, Aug. 20-22. _ about, is an important part of — thereon. a " both of these methods, * & #& For that matter, a brisk walk of _ “She did the same for the forks, American taxpayers might never have known of it if Rep. Latrp, Wis- “You can spot an amateur just by the way she handles the silver- Verbal Orchids to- consin Republican, a member of the a mile or two, twice a day, is tolding them by the prongs which ware. ’ . : we put in our mouths. ‘* 22 | House Appropriations Committee had a eovemtives ind’ Coreeee tee | "et abe KM’ fast picked ‘up “But. die get aiee’ ‘violates | : of 89 Mariva St.; 55th wedding anniver- (preventive) and corrective rem ates not gone on an inspection tour. ng ‘some greasy coins at the next dozens of other sary; ~ table which the customers over Other members have exposed waste there had left her for a tip, Horace G. Rhubottom s te et and overspending on the new Air of Bloomfield Hills; sist birthday. QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS 3 Force Academy at Colorado Springs. Mr. and Mrs. William MacGonigal : ” © Ie _° «ifhe Stomach in Court— > Brig: og ae ; : f A . } j A magazine story tells of the = fe pens en oe eqding = “Over population wouldn't be arrest of some cared SO i The question naturally arises why Mire, Georgians ‘dieiteen que such Saat ES ieoe wie fovea sae aes to wit, ont reaay aeasspeasang mepern when it of Waterford; 80th birthday. cal wp apace” a8 Keren ie “And that isn of the stomach.” They were . ree 6 ck ; an bos : aa Pundrcy S52 | *j j a } 7 . fr . r= 7 f a, | a . - wae Btn STAT ax F , : i j ‘ j | j - za -/ \ “8 ~ 29, 1959. | —r é / | =. in Re a +. : pal ce ‘ 7 . ,cussing the crisis created by re-' | have done many ye 3a ‘=. Films Need I G Peck Believ About ‘Invasion’ © caret P8 Gtate Taxon Beer. sae tomesautr in ation i eed Introspection Uregory & Elleves UE INVASION sex atantases invasionsr co Sate Tax On Beer | ) | LANSING (AP)—A\ proposal tO duce about seven million dollars HOLLYWOOD — Are movie the trend, says Peck. hBecause I couldn't. see what imitator. I can only do what l' expeditionary force of 20,000 men| lin the legislature Tuesday as a similar proposal was fought fierce- such a character.” Peck sat down wij) feel that I haven't done hint) Roa told newsmen yesterday that ers to instill some rewarding. qual- \peditionary force and could defeat|July Fourth holiday, She placed/$2.50 was submitted by Sen. 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MOSCOW (AP) —~ The Soviet; | pondents, who had been driven| cially. butidy and telephoned the Phoenix'qipion is going to compete with! around Moscow in it as. passen- As to class, it would run some- Gazette for help, “He's supposed te be some- where in Arizona and I'd sure like te find him,” Workman said. | “We were tegether in Germany the many other non-American’ gers in taxis, would bar that out. were. sieht above the French countries in the scramble for for- It stands up to! somewhat inept} jt has less.grace of line than}: eign sales of small cars. To illustrate Seviet intentions in | good in traffic. It is small, It is|than the Volkswagen, with which! this field, foreign correspondents fairly nervy. it is directly competitive. | THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, JULY.29,/1959 - | Se { . 4 / i é. = Bun) : THRIFTY DRUG COUPON] . (Harry Gross May. Face Murder Charge LOS. ANGELES (#-—An assault charge may be changed to one of murder as the result of the death Tuesday of Hatry Black, 81. 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It is scheduled to pro- gued about $2,000 Gross owed pied, akov said it was a very aise that's 1 a Jot for a small car. duce 100,000 small cars a year.) Black i oan ee - bw this is only on paper at pres-| Gross was booked on suspicion’ of assault with intent to murder, Officers said that if an autopsy shows Black died of his injuries | ithey may change the booking to, ‘suspicion of murder. | * * 7 | The Mo ie plant produces | only 60,000 a year now, It aver- lages about 200 cars a day. | Even at the price of 25,000 rubles, | ithe Moskvich does not begin to! * ill . cet supply the demand for cars in the Soviet Union. There are long wait- ing lists. Getting a better place’ on! the waiting list is one of the) sources of a certain amount of [Bente eaiiiinibis here. Calls Exhibit a ‘Disneyland’ | MOSCOW (UPI) — The Soviet | \press ,fuesday panned the Amer- ‘ican Exhibition here as too much’ Wants Mitchell like Disneyland and one publica- ition called. it a “new propaganda’ to Disclose weapon in the cold war.” The Literary Gazette said, ‘“‘the Steel Facts | sensation one often gets while view- ‘ing the exhibition is that of being | WASHINGTON — Sen. Stvfart)in Disneyland.” ‘retary of Labor James P. Mitchell) United States lay with its sponsors ‘Tuesday to make public, reports;who used it only as a propaganda |he has given President Eisenhower} weapon. ‘on the steel strike. | Moskovskaya. 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Covington ..9., fom Helen L, Sulla rene from Richard Beaudoin Margaret from Carlton Speed Ann M. from Ernest Forhan Marguerite A, from Wesley L. Me- . from Gilbert Mendoza Kenneth E. from na as ga J. Fall Edna P, from Benjam Simms Jerry J. from Phy is 7 Noell Loretta J. from Robert L. Allen Catherine from Oscar N. Owens | LANSING @—Gov., Williams will ‘match his old-pro status against \the glamor of .New York's Gov. Nelson Ro¢kefeller Sunday in one of the nation’s shiniest political showcases, the ennual governor's conference, The occasion, in sunny Puerto Riv, will pit the liberal wares joi a onetime “boy governor’ iturned elder: counselor at 48 against the magic family name and personal sparkle of a ee old political upstart, ' Ameng other things, it will enable Williams on his lith pow- wow of governers te measure how much luster has been rubbed off his creaking White House + buggy by Michigan's fi- nancial jam. He might be able to restore some of the sheen of his presiden- tial drive in shop talk with other Democratic chief executives, all his juniors in high office. They, in ited PLANNING A CRUISE THIS WINTER... if so, then the time to make-reserva- tions is now. TO DELAY IS TO BE DISAPPOINTED. BIRMINGHAM TRAVEL SERVICE GRACE PLUMMER REILLY 379 Hamiliten Birmingham FOR YOU—AN IMPORTANT JOB In a Business Office! ] importance, At training and career. nm a business office you will become a part of the prestige work which runs America, working with successful men and women, You will have a “chafice to advance will be ex- cellent — if your Gaining is right, Training Starts Sept. 8 In 36 weeks you can be a in 72 weeks a graduate in Busi- ness Administration, Account- ou'll like our training. It is rapid, practical, complete, sav- ing you time and money. Free Employment Service, modern equipment, approved for vet- erans. Send the coupon today for more facts about a more important future for you! * The “Your future can give you new | if you choose the }; high salary and security. Your } Stenographer or Jr. Accountant, [ turn, might cut an important fig- jure at the party’s national con- ‘vention next year. * * * The Michigan Democrat departs Friday night by air. In his en- tourage will be his family, his ipress secretary Paul W. Beber, executive secretary Sidney H. 'Woolner, and John Murray, his national politics adviser. The governor’s schedule aiso| calls for a visit to the Virgin) ‘Islands Aug. 6 and a flight Aug.' -|7 to Toronto, where he will address| ithe. international convention of the) Fraternal Order of Eagles Aug, 8. 'Williams said he will return to) |Michigan and his Mackinac Island | isummer home Aug. ‘10. | When he steps on the island of| ‘Puerto Rico, Williams will enter-| ‘tain no illusion that he is ‘the! iprimary magnet of attention. outset locally can turn only on Rockefeller, the hottest new | | presidential p-ospect since | in Republican ranks in 1952. major role cut out for himself. He will chair a 13- member panel! of governors on ‘revenue problems.” * * * In an ironic twist, the session well could adopt the format of a brag contest over \ raising state, jtaxes. Ags it develops, faifure—such| las Williams has known\in a hostile | Legislature, might be viewed as a| badge of distinction. More than some of his col- leagues, the governor has laid a) ‘foundation for. the agenda, much of it hammered out) ‘at® late-at-night sessions with his| staff, ‘ Business Institute. ¢ 7 We Lawrence, Pontiac Soeecccscsceescocooes Please send your 1959 Bulletin to: NAME .”. BOURESS «6 isu pps wes eee eevee eeeeeeenee PARLEY WILL HELP mists at Mackinac Island this month, he-has set himself up as knowledgeable on national econ- mics, one of the top issues of the day. But by no means will it erase memory of Michigan’s tempor- arily-skipped May 7 payroll, frac- tured credit, soaring debt and regi- ments of unpaid creditors. NEW ‘59 WAGONS ware 21995 ‘HEATER BIRMINGHAM RAMBLER Mi 6-3900 But it might help shift the con- of the current steel strike, and the rate of expansion of the na- tional economy. Moreover Williams expects to take along a dossier on the 1959 SPECIALIZED ‘ SERVICE eTV @HI-Fi © RADIO @ TAPE RECORDERS @P, A. SYSTEMS © OFFICE INTER-COMS ©@ WEBCOR FACTORY SERVICE revénue and tax trials of states across the nation. It will show they differ from Michigan's mostly in a matter # degree. It will reveal that governors af for bigger tax burdens proportion-| ately beyond anything Michigan is likely to end up with when the 1959 BLAKE RADIO-TV 3149 W. HURON FE 4-5791 |\Legislature finally adjourns. | And it will recall, that the New York Legislature granted Rocke- {eller 325 millions on new state jtaxes, Michale V. DiSalle 317 | millions over the next two years. FEDERAL dept. stores OPEN EVERY NIGHT TO 9 Monday through Saturday . Downtown ond Drayton Plains ‘ Beceem Men’s, women’s, childs’ “THONGS” 67: While they last! Color- ful thongs’ in long- , wearing . rubber. All summer colors and all sizes in ‘group. 'TO VISIT TORONTO |. conference | versation to national issues like) the:GOP administration’s handling' one big state after another pushed % ae Rico this year. weather. California and 'dicaments * * * ecutives, diate control, Among these would be what Wil-| irecession of last year, idominated Legislature, ling population and an economy too| Un THE [PONTI AC PRES 3S, WEDN USDAY. JULY 29, 1959 Williams Will Try His Strength [ READY FOR GOVERNOR'S PARLEY — Michigan's governor, with the inevitable green polka-dot bow tie,«will leave -the state Friday for the annual governor’s conference, to be held in, Puerto During the meeting he expects to have an oppor- tunity to test his national] mettle in competition with such glittering political figures as New York's Gov, Nelson Rockefeller. His posi- | tion as chairman of 13-member panel on state tax problems may . provide him with one of the opportunities he is looking for. In the above photo he sports the Princetonian haircut that recently made the news. He says it keeps him cool in Lansing’s hot summer Pennsylvania, dependent on the ups and downs | The television cameras at the |2™0ng others, are in simjlar pre-| ‘of the automotive industry. If talk turns to methods of deal-| ling with Russian dignitaries, Wil-' Williams will hope for confirma-| liams will come armed with a raft, | Dwight D. Eisenhower turned ap (jion, perhaps from these chief ex-\of press clippings describing the. that their mutual prob-|rough reception Frol R. | But the conference lasts through|lems stemmed from factors state Soviet first deputy premier, Wednesday and Williams has a/and national beyond their ifmme- from the governor on a recent Detroit visit. Williams aides “state tax and liams often calls the Eisenhower} ‘shine by comparison with reports a rural-|from nine governors recently re-| skyrocket-|turned from a tour of the Soviet jon. Kozlov,! think he will / | ra . 7 7 erate / here's great \ meni | got, i aayayt dept. stores | NEW! By ‘the conference he set up th seven high-ranking econo-| AMAZING! | AJUSTS TO FIT JUST YOU Pull tab up for less separation and more cup depth... Pull tab down for more separation, less cup depth. . 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Blue and tf It. Tan Colors A Sanforized , 1] A TREMENDOUS B VALUE AT THIS | PRICE! OUR GREAT SEMI-ANNUAL SALE! SEE PAGE 9 FOR DETAILS! ate ~ —s ~ Sih athe ctieeiieemeetnatiimeen semen eemieen anaeoe one, CT a SC SY SOY Oe Se SY GS SE Oe Se Oe nate Sem Seer Son A aennnnienen aneen Aten inten aenein mene ante anieien samees SRRREREREERAMIREEEED mane entne memmamnen amen oneee meatemmen omen eee ce enna eneen ines Cae one enene ney eee eee one : cg penn rea pp tn geen Sie =r he eS HEY KIDS! RIDE THE AMUSE- MENT THRILLS WHILE THE FOLKS ARE SHOPPING. GET YOUR FREE HALF. . Mid-Summer and Transitional Fabrics ectamies Drip Drys, Wash ‘n’ Wear... Cottons, Sheers, Blends , Val. to $1.19 yd... . . SEW ’n SAVE FABRIC SHOP Ph. FE 5.4457 SX TEL-HURCN SHOPPING CENTER PRICE COUPONS FROM ANY TEL- © 4 eo _— a ——— a a a a ee Ht U ee a A nS ee ee ae HURON MERCHANT

formerly $11 to $19.98 344 and 54 formerly $29.98 ' to +9. 98 [| Poplins, tweeds, plaids, 14 siighhhek Guudes “~_ Imported Cabretta leathers H in long, shortie styles. 4 a ‘ ni -TEL-HURON SHOPPING CENTER i A Sct to 9 oe ™, Se" ae ‘nlp te aren | a snes denn ene wipers cant wt tet eal a a a ee eee Se Snape Senne Snr ener onees Cow Ooce eee ss i ook poe og »* 4 ‘ fe 4 _ j f “ i _TWELVE | ae? VV a PONTIAC | PRESS, WEDNESDAY, JULY go, jo tty 7 : | Prominent Scientist, él, Deaths in Ponti lag and Nearby Areas Sarai (Creag Mare, a rere | JUNEAU, Alaska (AP) ~ me 25 More, Get Russell H. Varian, 61, prominent: MRS. HARRY BICKFORD M KILGORE Elgin Licas, all of Detroit, Mrs./.ciontist and cheirmal of the | Cars Tagged _ | LANSING ® — Irving B: Feld- mol * rage Mr and Ml Jove oh Mrs. Harry (Elizabeth) Bick- Fpl — Service for Mrs. Esper Calvert and Mrs. Orville! t fond, 77, of 115 Raeburn St. died William (Evelyn V.), Kilgore, 78, Hunter, both of Attica, Mrs. bsnl aight ot paper |, CHICAGO (AP)—Detegtive iwokltewes ounat s deaaweges set Martin of Saginaw. | today following a six-month ill- lof ‘Centenniat street. will be held] pre oek Laughlin, ot) Harbor Beach wnoard the cruise ship Northwind | Muller, the police department's |bate practice, has been named act uees. : at 1 p.m. Friday at Muir Brothers|*4 oe ud side . sary — ma inear* Juneau, the Coast Guard re-|champion ‘ traffic ticket writer, jing state public administrator. "| Singer Dies in Nassau She was a member of the First’ Pyneral ‘Home here. Burial will be’ jul Are sang A sinter also sar ported. tagged Mayor Richard J. Daley’ SIS detent succeeds ig NASSAU, wepoene, (AP) Bs ‘Brien, w ied Saturday. The Singer Ginny Powell in Baptist Church “and. ot@r church jn the Novesta Cemetery, Deford. Associates at the Palo Alto, |»; ; : organizations. Mrs. Kilgore died yesterday at/ a | Calif, sieeekaien company said — pel Dleck Umpousies Tues appointment by Gov, Williams does| resort city last weekend, it was) 7 She is survived by her husband: yer home following a short iliness.| PATRICIA JANE ‘$ABOV his wile, Dorothy, was with him, |48¥, ‘Tight in front of City Hall.|not require Senate confirmation. |reported Tuesday. The cause of] s two daughters, Mrs. Esther Chase! sc viving besides her husband| i TRO AR | Whe . HO prevent Iher was not learned. She of Pontiac, Mrs. Lucille Fox of . |: OXFORD — Service for Patricia) .Varian was credited with it-\when Muller wrote out a ticket An fi { orchestra leader|) t * Miami, Fia.: two sons. Arthur of are three daughters, Mrs. Lola’ ‘Jane Sabov. nine-year-old daugh- venting the klystron tube, an elec- for the car, which he said was in Pew average watch ticks ve was the wife of, orches i i : Drayton Plains, Virgil of Flint; Parks of Rochester, Mrs, Otis ter of Mr. and Mrs, Kornel Sabev, tronics instrument vital to radar.|, no-parking zone near the La per second. |\Boyd Rayburn, ‘ severi' gremdchildren; four gteat- Shotwell of Utica ahd Mrs, Jack of 995 Glaspie Rd., is pending at}He held more than 100 patents inicoiie street entrance. : grandchildren; three sisters,. Mrs. Powell of Almont: five sisters; 15 Bossardet and Reid Funeral Home}Microwave electronics and ap- — se * . Scola Sirtethouse in lowa. Mrs. ——e and 24 great-grand-| ‘here. plied physics and advised several! yrutier, whose normal assign- ASSORTED MEN‘S AND LADIES’ : Hulda Nagel in South Dakota, Mrs, |“?U@ren | Patricia was killed in an auto-|80¥ernment committees on scien-| ment is g far North Side police ‘ Gusta Lippert in Wisconsin; three, ALBERT E. RUDDOCK ‘mobile accident at the intersec- ie arene. ; yee district, was in the Loop to appear ; a brothers, John, Albert and George aTTICA TOWNSHIP — Service tion of M24 and Drahner roads fi eget es bongine “ din a court case in City Hall. After WA I C H Frerichs, all of Pontiac. for Albert E. Ruddock, 85, of 4009 &t 8:45 p.m. yesterday. ay 7. e muitl -|jeaving the court room, he walked 3 The body is at Huntoon Funeral tmlay City Rd., will be held at million dollar company 11 years around the City-County . Building : Home. '2 p.m. Friday ‘at Baird Funeral by jand tagged the mayor's car and! (i: I Year, Guardntee : p. Former Singer Dies Varian Associates manufactures (23 other autos for being illegally SAMUEL KELLEY |Home. Burial will be in the Attica ultra high frequency microwave | parked. 8 $ i Samuel Kelley, 55, of 93944 Bos-| Cemetery. | DETROIT «®~Funeral service tubes and has_ subsidiaries in| Daley learned about the -ticket 4 ton Ave.. died of a stroke yesterday! Mr. Ruddock, a prominent Attica will be held tonight for Charles|/Boston and Summit, N.J. when he returnéd to his office. He. bad afternoon after an illness of sev- Foal ee te ee F. Carlile, former singer billed in said it was a surprise, but’ that CE CENTER wa months. it Coupen redeemable only at Wrigieys through Saturday, August 1. This coupon has ne cash raves Pecos your era. ™ 7 Betty Crocker Pie Crust Mix “i3* 2 »,,.. 29° NOW GERMASEPTIC, IDEAL FOR BABY WASHING f Improved Giont 77 New Dre t Detergent Size Get $1.00 Velue “EVENING IN PARIS” TALCUM POWDER only 30¢ and 2 Large or 3 Medium Wrappers from— IVORY White Floating Soap Die 378 vesinas, 3° 34: fice z ‘ EDIE IE IS EBS IIT EST ID TEN tt WRIGLEYS aaa 50 Extra Gold Bell Stamps With Purchase of 1 Cannon BEACH TOWEL Coupon redeemabie Tr, at Wri s through Saturday, “ert 1. This a0 no Seen valve, Please give to cashier before she checks your erder. te Cl Colorful, Genuine Cannon BEACH TOWELS AB AEA Regularly $1.29, these large terry cloth towels measure at least 64’’x ‘ eo 33” and are the perfect accessory ; O-oz. Cc for beach or back yard use. : erela Se ai Rae Saee Terry’ s Frozen Beet Chop Suey noe ee Downyflake French Toast = 29: aM oa Frozen Waffles 2 ne. 3 5° aM) SLIM LI MLSS ee 25 Extra Gold Bell Stamps 5 With Purchase of One Pkg. ls Good Taste Cookies Coupon redeemable only at Wrigieys through | Seturdey, August }. This coupon has no aah | vaive. Please give to cashier before she : checks your order, mone 3 25 Extra Gold Bell Stamps _ With Purchase of One Pkg. Any Size’ CHEF FOIL WRAP Coupon redeemable only et Wrigieys through | Saturday, August 1. This coupon has no coeh Please give to cashier before she beseansveasvanse() Downyflake Frozen Pancakes ‘sr a ; ee re ee i eee Re te iin ee oR tae PN I aE RS nT ea, > ca Sam, SE ca EY hap et RN a a ME ey Pe * -_ = ft S. ‘= bi i & LA f 8 hy s fh | | ; | ‘ Ns { oO id a= VJ ~hj . | 7 ' / THE PONTJAC PRESS WEDNESDAY, JULY 2 “(GRY STIMP] ¢ . Seseeeroaes Dis ot va Mingiada Banquet Frozen Apple or ¥ DEL CREST — : Vanilla or “ Neopolitan Hunts Yellow Cling Sliced or Halves 212 Can — BU | TER ake We reserve the right to limit quontities. “4 Prices effective through Saturdey, August 1. SAVE ON CREAMY-SMOOTH WARM-WEATHER 30) Van C * 00 5 == 2 an Camp | ‘| This Coupen @eod Thru Set, August 1 Dixie Salad Dressing sa BEANS: 16-Ox. Can for Ohi os dees tc be ater THRIFTY & FLAVORFUL for COOKING & BAKING SAVE 1s gi ICE CREA . Age ° Imitati — : Helmet Vanilla Ectrect Bottle 2 Limit One With This Coupen § a Coupon Has No Cash Valve. Please Give LOW-CALORIE PARTY APPETIZER, CAN EQUALS 1- 63 wanee aL te Coator Eelery. Sip Chee ee Gt if Ki eee Shri 4%4-O1. 400-Ct, Box for 7 Tipe eae UIT RISE cic rIMP con SAVE Ile aie ros PREFERRED FOR PICNICS i EASY SUMMER MEALS 50 Extra Gold Bell Stamps *° Twin-Pock e Potato Chips ‘ex ison tx 7 Charmin - % 00 With Purchase of Any 6 Assorted ~ In 4 Roll Paks 8 CHILDRENS ENCYCLOPEDIA, SOc & BOXTOP FROM 7 SAVE Se — [= Portrait Decorated Glasses = , Rinso Blue Detergent si. eniy ot Wrigteys throubh redeemabie Serteas 2h Avg. 1. This coupen has no cash valve. tease =. te cashier before she CHOICE oF WHITE or LOVELY PASTEL COLORS * your order. Pelsh or Dll Pickles SAVE Quet 99° ada Oo nmi Both Kool Krisp Kosher ae Jer LUX Toilet Soa a 4. ; | P ° Durkee’s Instant minced Onion “er 39 OE 50’ Eated Cold Goll Stompe EE ete ins A %T fo>F WP ichnson’s Glo Coat i". Wax "89 won recta Gee er bi Cashmere Bouquel Pink Toilet Soap = ~« : § Lanolin Plus Hair Spr ray cr Lae Food Club . neato 3° 340 var BEAT Banner Brand Jordan Almonds . = ‘Sy 29; 25 Extra Gold Bell Stamps With Purchase of Any Jar ‘Hoffman House Dressing { Coupen redeemable only at Wrigleys through [¢ Saturday, Avg. 1. This coupon has no cash vaive & Please give to cashier before she | ¢ necks Eton — (10) Mel-O-Crust Enriched, WHOLE WHEAT | READ = = ; ir -16-Oz. Sliced Loaf Rinna Bros. Italian Ass’td. Mel-O-Crust Oven Fresh HARD ROLLS i #PEACH PI ° "Bakers Dor. : ¢ ica ee NO Family Size SAVE nee : - Nat Avaiiebie a Wrigley: | 50 Extra Gold Bell Stamps , , With Purchase of 3 Lbs. or More | LEAN GROUND BEEF Covpon redeemable only at Wrigleys threugh Setu > BS This covpon has no cash valve, te cashier before she yo your order. 25 Extra Gold Bell Stamps With Purchase of One Pkg. = TOP FROST FROZEN CREAM PIES onty at Wrigieys through detcrdsy, nee. ¥ oort this — -has no - valve Please 7“ to cashier before s. your order, - Stores with Awrey Counter q GIFTS FASTER WITH GOLD BELL GIFT STAMPS _ RIGHTEEN ye ee | , 2 | \ . THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, xu LY 29, 1959 —w ae ea —~ — \ ‘? tadvertisement ) | THE YEARS WITH ROSS, Thur- “Murrow Will Probably. ‘+a physieal examination, the Navy|-fer the commission beca - Py ee a / he : * a ea 0 - Week 5 Best Sellers 's eae ENEMY GROWS divER, Econom 1c Squeeze N OW Get ‘Navy Commission” Sablon who js 50, sasiaiap| ny ended wen el ca | G Ga s Ss ? ks King.” ; _ WASHINGTON (UPD—R henry iirc aay Lessee Ma bmitted his a a f in World of Boo 5 ONLY BY AMERICA, Golden adio-TV mander. | Merve inane NE ap tare eat P inches S teelworkers ‘commentator Edward. R. Murrow: The a naaben ws covered 1? last week after beginning a i led by Publishers’ Weekly) ; 'RNE ND digestive tablets. HOW If TURNED $1,000 INTO A minute as many poten a FICTION MILLION IN REaL ESTATE. rr iprobably will get the naval reserve | the battle of Britain during | lyear’s leave of absence from the ca mae ans sis BELL , EXODUS, Uris, _ Nickerson. PITTSBURGH. (#—The economic, most of the workers had two commission he seeks if he can pass World Wer ave ‘said he applied | ‘Columbia Broadcasting aystons. tems ¥. qulee . some LADY CHATTERLEY'S LOVER, | squeeze is turning into a pinch for — pd - a poop of pay om Lawrence. Ee | coming whe y wn their ayes eedia Kresge Earnings Jump * sttiking steelworkers. tools, Practically all of that ba THE UGLY AMERICAN, Leder-| g g P Most of the-half million strikers’ , h a - ed oye MARK DAVIS : er & Burdick. DETROIT «®—S.S. Kresge Co og pay has been passed out in | _ DOCTOR ZHIVAGO. Pasternak, reports its earnings the first six have drawn their last fyll pay the past few days. speek iigiaeliag s d_now can look forward) DEAR AND GLORIOUS PHYSI- months this year were $4,180,464 checks and. no From here on most of the idle} CLAN, Caldwell ~ jor 76 cage a share. The firm to jittle or no income until their) |workers will be at the mercy. of] , NONFICTION ~ a on oi Prolgd | nationwide labor dispute with the | itheir savings accounts. So will be! THE STATUS SEEKERS, Pack- share over those for the same steal ‘companies ts netiied. i = “y pegioe ernie already ON OUR BIG, BIG, ~“ { § i ard. '1958 period. The strike began July 15 but J ie ry in industries allied to n° te = suai stee : | When savings accounts are gone | jand hardship cases develop, com-. |mittees within local unions will) Step in and quietly arrange credit | | with shops, banks, landlords and, other creditors. ey TOP QUALITY—REG. $49.95 BINOCULARS **The United Steelworkers Union| ‘has no strike pay as such,"’ a union | 7x35 or | spokesman said today. ‘‘But locals | GET OUR ESTIMATE BEFORE oegein sai oie, “Pe ee 7x50 YOU BUY—LOWEST. PRICES trained committeés of 8 to 15 mem- |f - : ton satce ow Only : bers who work in secret trying to) IN OUR HISTORY! help or relieve emergencies. i “Some of the locals have funds! of their own which are available’ in hardship cases. is, | Food vouchers worth $27.50 each /were ready for distribution by | | some locals today. Members apply- ‘ing for the assistance will be ;screened this week by the com- } mittees. | ; An official of a USW local at a | | Pittsburgh plant of U.S. - i " a + ELECTRIC EYE MAKES SETTINGS AUTOMATIC Brownie “Starmatic \ A Regular $34.50 Value More Takes Color and $ 0 5 LaBell —e—\" Black and White Only erie : 35mm | SR Charge 1t at Camera Mart Slide Completely Automatic a PROJECTOR = 3-LENS TURRETT aes 5 50 ELECTRIC EYE $69.95 ONLY 39 MOVIE CAMERA = Charge | It at Camera Mart FelePNGTO LENS $779 Recording : WIDE ANGLE LENS, ONLY Tape | RR Chr Caner a *] 9” Case Included | Corp, estimated that the nomic pinch is closing so seanb: | ly that in another week one half | | of his local’s 4500 members would apply for assistance. The committees within locals) awe are trying to arrange for'| medical help or nursing aid. | They occasionally ask for help! from community wide united UN iM seeece funds. ) oe ” Generally speaking there are no state or federa] funds for strikers, S/ DI N G and ‘but arrangements vary from state | . |to state. In some thefe is money) 7 — available for destitute cases. PRE- | For weeks’ before the strike j ‘began stores and shops in many | i : ; : | states advertised widely, ‘“‘Get the! | : | goods now, don't worry about the : ; |money, pay when the strike is Reg. $4.95 Ne | cl a | (/ KEYSTONE Ra Ante 0 NY DOWN outmost | guy Charge 1 at Camera Maton | Z 500 WATT Projector a ' See : I ; — Laseaet at Camera Mart el on Tripod | ALL , 7 anne $9.95 FILM AT DISCOUNT ree 5 . 5 | MERBB Layaway at Camera A arge It at Camera ——— Eddie Steele Service ) LATEST MODEL AGF GERMAN | AL METAL. \ hb mee. 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Halleck Predicts New Labor Bill GOP Man Says House, Will Overhaul Measure, Reform to Suit Ike WASHINGTON (UPI = tows Republican leader Charles A. Hal-| leck (Ind) predicted Tuesday that! the House would drastically over-| haul its labor committee’s Union| Reform Bill, making it acceptable | to President Eisenhower. | He issued the forecast after dis. cussing the issue with Eisenhower | at the President's weekly White House conference with GOP con-} gressional leaders. Labor Secre-| tary James P. Mitchell also took | part in the talk. Fy Halleck described the watered. down labor committee bill as | “woefully inadequate, y de- | ficient.”” He voiced confidence the | House would accept a stronger | substitute proposed by Reps. Phil M, Landrum (D-Ga) and Robert P. Griffin (R-Mich). | “I predict at this time that we will have the votes to do it,” Hal-. leck said. He described the sus-! stitute as a ‘fair and moderate” measure that would punish no one’ for legitimate labor activity. He said neither the President nor Mitchell has had time to study the substitute. But he expressed the belief that both would be “pretty well satisfied’ with it Eisenhower, has placed effective | labor reform legislation high on | his list of ‘‘must’’ bills. | The Senate already has passed | a somewhat stronger bill with the | same aim of eliminating racketeer- | sing and enforcing democratic pro- | cedures in unions. The AFL-CIO opposes both the | House and Senate measures. But | it has centered its chief fire on | | the Senate version because of its | | “bill of rights” provision for rank-and-file union members. Chairman John L,, McClellan. (D-Ark) of the Senate Rackets Committee assailed AFL-CIO Pres- ident George Meany and Teamster , Chief James R. Hoffa for pinning an ‘‘anti-union” label on the pro- posed legislation. He told a National Press Club lunch Tuesday both the House and Senate versions were designed to protect rather than punish union members w making “hard the way for crooks and traitors who! seek to use union office for their own enrichment.” Neuberger Wants Adlai for ‘60 Race WASHINGTON (UPI) — Sen.) Richard L. Neuberger (D-Ore)| Tuesday came out for Adlai E, | Stevenson as Democratic candi-' date for president in 1960. Neuberger announced his choice! in @ brief Senate floor speech. At! the same time he urged that the names of all but genuine candi- dates be kept off the ballot of the Oregon Democratic Primary, which takes place May 20, 1960. Neuberger described Stevenson, the twice-defeated Democratic as- Pirant, as ‘“‘the epitome of the in- tellectual statesmanship of Jeffer-| — son, Woodrow Wilson and Franklin} D. Roosevelt.” Must Yank King’s Tonsils MONTREAU, Switzerland # _! King Mohammed V of Morocco must have his tonsils out, Prof Maurice Aubry, Paris specialist who examined him, said today the King suffers from a throat in- « flamation. No date was announced for the operation. «fully! Chances are you've spent a good deal on home im- provement in the past years. Redecorating or remodeling. New furni- ture and appliances. Be sure the added value you've given your home is fully protected in case of fire or other disaster. Call us today. We'll be giad to give you a prop- erty insurance check-up. eee \ r 7 OR a ar ee i Tt . by k i { | ‘ ; ! } . | | i >} e a | ‘ | ' / Moder | wee PPE Le PRES REO RT: Seat a Fe ee ae MR Bia. 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Come in and see what else we OPEN MONDAY and FRIDAY NIGHTS ‘TIL 4 S< é have "Gift”-Tagged for you! For Personal Shopping Service, Phone FE 5-8174 9 } : J ae ae | | | } Ger: i TWENTY _ | _THE PONT LAC PRESS, WEDNE SPAY, SUI sY, 29, 1959 4. 3 ud them for insurance and other ' Studebaker-Packard i, cme", “s"\Mother Resentenced| ccna scons she'ms red Jast October only for her child's Plans Short Closing ‘|i canadian senate center Electric Chair {sex ne Sen of commerce today revealed that i HAMILTON (AP) — Stadebaker Studebaker- Packard has produced) MACON, Ga (#--Anjette Dono- aot Dee sa aco appeal ca- Packard of Canada Limited this 222 cars this year up to JUY'van Lyles Tuesday’ was Teskp- 18, compared with 2,422 for’ the} to die'in the electric | year plans one of the shortest\same 1958 period. This: is a gain/tenced 118 Syrian Reds Pull Out model - changeover shutdowns in|of about 115 per cent. raged a arsenic = ong yrian ‘eds | several years. . s © P. —— es of Communist Party The last of the 1959 models will Cet sie fo gage : — The sSyearold, prematurely) > s.caccays gute come off the production line. Aug. @Vailable today but a gray widow heard the sentence —.! a ee tH HHT 7 | y Aa Packard spokesman said produc- li} Hill 2 ression. ‘gee AMIN) cscs Ste Esa tema so rae it anda aes, ct oy he i and that the changeover shutdown leet the new death date ‘following drawn from the Communist Party rey | | Production of the 1960 models would see a clean-up of stocks of rejection by: the Georgia Supreme) because it “betrayed Arab nation- will be started early in Septem- {he 1959 models. hearing) al aspirations.” Comt of 8 mation So a te President Nasser of the United _- Hitt ber. Recall notices will go out | , car of on aneonl u HN) progressively as production is ac- | tai America includes Guata- Pip: hessyw ity ex Arab Republic of Egypt and Syria MITT ocleretea, mala, British Honduras, El Sal-| Mrs.’ Lyles also was charged) early this year denounced Arab 2 F mii) As the annual vacation period is\yador, Honduras, Nicaragua, Cos-'with the poison deaths of two hus-| Communists as ‘enemies of Arab SHE Aug. 17-31, the pay loss due toita Rica and Panama. ibands and the mother of one of! unity.’ : Now is the time! The Hub is the place . . . to save 3 | Hyor a d e or Swift's Premium that is — Many, many important dollars on famous brand suits, sport coats, slacks and furnishings — Simply select whatever you need in year-‘round or HTH summer clothing and say ‘charge it”. FULL SHA NK HA EVERY ITEM of Men’s Summer ; | oa ’ Apparel GREATLY REDUCED...» Sms | Smoked Hem SAVE Upto "2 Of! to C OCEAN SPRAY CRANBERRY. SAUCE IS GRAND LB. WITH HAM! —e—_—O—O—O—_O— OT | WHOLE HAM “ave.” ...Ib. 45¢ | WT “ HI HT i | HAT Wil | il wl HIM! «=| «CENTER SLICES’........ Ib. 89¢ Don’t Be Misled ~ There Is a Difference SPORT COATS N ij Center Sees Shas erton \ : : and SLACKS HYGRADE SKINLESS SPECIAL GROUP ne Il DEFATTED SHANKLESS SPORT COATS ral =e | West Virginia Summer W $ 85 $45.00 t0 $49.50 sag | hes S095 te 15 cr ooe@ | HAMS |e wena span | Be oe | of Spoat COATS sag 2.50 ie Fee $65.08 to $60.50 S08 sso 1g" pce | < PULL SHANK HALF 1 ond tent 56 SPORT can age ae iy | The combination of the shank — and the choice center slices « Mi | ie es cists ness: satel, eeu. estima: wmuam eames, taiicigiveerigrerionls . Your Best Ham Buy. , WM, NS $75.00 to $79.50 "§ oo | ENTIRE STOCK of + > MM@illlll | (50 Extre 7%, Stamps) — a eS ee : NW . SUMMER snd | | Wit tis Coup end archon o | WORTHMORE SUGAR-CURED - 7G Se | | | Recep ‘SLICED BACON a | | Hi Il Regularly $9.95 to $25.00 GS txvettiemed 8 8 899 BO a | RATH BLACK HAWK—FANCY |, uwneneehntirs |B Sliced Bacon 63° ee, YOUNG TENDER SPRING '50 Extra \.°, Stamps; Leg O’ Lamb ‘e 719: we ae Cee TASTY LAMB and p | Seer succens Zz | Shoulder Roast « 59° Coupom valid at Kroger im Detroit and. Eastern Michigan thru Sat., Aug. 1, 1959. | —E eee eee eee eee eee eee 50 EXTRA STAMPS | prereree ET ETE | At +s Kala You v Pay for J Just Frozen 3-lbs. Patti Pok F. BEEF BURGERS the 5 Tenderest Inches U.S. GOV'T GRADED CHOICE TENDERAY 2 | 3 PKG ta me 5" Standing ce RIB ROAST u 89> | Teery : U. $. GOV'T. GRADE CHOICE—TENDERAY RIB STEAK....---- WITH BONE. . - Lb, 99 ie —) | 10 Y CT Lo During this sale only, The Hub will sell seid dating stock of new Fall Topcoats at a savings of $10.00 on each coat .. . You must save $10.00 on every coat! Use your Charge or Layaway if you prefer. ee ee ee ee eee rae i SWEETHEART SOAP... 4 bars 36¢ LIQUID CHIFFON 22-07. can 54e W it, I Liked It, | Charged It \ ee ene HH MACARONI DINNER 2 7!/>-0z. phot. 39¢ LIQUID CHIFFON ...... 12-0z. can 32¢ Ae | Hi Kroft’s tasty mocaroni and cheese dinner. Liquid detergent aah dishes or wash, NABISCO CHIPPERS. .. .8!/>-0z. pkg. 35¢ .. DIALSOAP........... ..2 bars 33¢ Tasty crisp fresh crackers made with potatoes. 6¢ OFF on bath size bors in paste! colors. MR. CLEAN CLEANER. . 28-02, bil. 69% DIAL SOAP .............. 3 bars 4le | All purpose household cleaner. Complexion size bars in pastel colors. es KRISPY CRACKERS...... 1-Ib. pkg. 29. . NIAGARASTARCH ... 12-07. pkg. 2le , 4! | / One of Sunshine’s famous products. Powdered loundry starch. | 18 N. yom Ss OPEN W|,.| . SWIFT'S FRANKS. ......12-0z. pkg. 49¢ UINIT STARCH ... .2—12-07, pkgs. 35e Saginaw Agr MON., FR | eS rae oat a EOE Sees ery @ ‘0 es. ems St. ‘til 9 P.M. } mis “ gel ir Angus 1, won eT ™ Detroit ond Easter Michigen through , / \ oe ‘ i : ) i } ‘ Pe , . | ! | 7 | / f | | ; YW | {oe i iE THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, JULY 29, 1959 aa fu | TWENTY-ONE _ % cup Nyht brown sugar Vf Make and Keep Mix for Muffins Handy ©332225=Brazil Shares (SSS (400 degrees) about, 30 minutes. Soften gelatine in cold water; In this day of quick-thaw and inhde muffins, and when ready to tric mixer. uritil well-blended. Stirjbeat well. Add to MIX stirring ‘Cut in squares and serve hot. | | . k-mix cookery, many: home-| { p e dissolve in hot coffee; add slowly makers still enjoy making meal.” °c" “nPly add mill and eggiin bran. a a ) C ream to melted chocolate, biending? well. makerard” way. But many ofhers|*¢cording to the number of mut-| Store MIX in tightly covered jar|greased niutfin “pans about two. Eat Your Potato Chips {Adi losers een and walt tie so can't afford the extra time in-|“ims you wish to bake — not onlyjmntil ready to use. Enough MIX(thirds full. in Form of Macaroons Brazilians are famous for coffee, til sugar dissolves. Cool. “Add va-il volved. However, here is a recipe}Saving time but avoiding waste./for 3 dozen hot Best Bran Muffins.| Bake in moderately hot oven NEW, YORK (UPI) — Wind up Brazil nuts and their undying love nilla, evagerated milk and cream| of the convenience type that will|/Also, you can several differ-| The handy part about this MIX! (400 degrees) about 25 minutes un- je Of Sweets, So it's only natural that satisfy the culinary creativeness ent variations, ae as Petipa is the fact fie you can make as til nicely browned. Serve at once. oe a apes whites they should have combined these (not whipped). Pour into refriger of one and all, and still save time. ior nut muffins, without changing!ty as four muffins, of as many Variations of Mix: until stiff. Add 1 cup granulated ~— foods Lees ge ar a be pene Ss — x * * ~ —> MIX recipe, as a dozen, according to the fol- JAM-BRAN: Press a teaspoon-|sugar gradually, while continuing ny Ceanhehh do Pare Ssatelins the Freeze to a stiff rush. Stir in It’s a do-it-yourself quick MIX) 1 cup ess lowing directions: ‘ ful of jam or marmalade into top|to beat the egg whites, ice cream calls for hot coffee ; , .|>TS2il. nuts. Freeze firm. Gar- pane Dept. : 74 North Saginaw St. ‘ for All-Bran Muffins — a “pack-} }°%> up hydrogenated vegetable ineden. , of each muffin just before baking.| Fold in 44 teaspoon vanilla, 1 cup nish with unsalted Brazil nut age” mix you can make yourself) 4 ‘cups (whole bran cereal vga nian” 10-12 uea| NUT-BRAN; For each cup’ of|shredded coconut, 2 cups crushed |S" black Seppe! eee it song chips if desired. Makes 8 servings. ST 2 DAYS and store until needed. Measure sifted flour, baking Muffins. Muffins Muffins MIX used, add about '% cup, potato chips and %3 cup chopped eoald aay aethaneabenley Otimo! | | Goin 0 t f BASIC MIX powder, salt and sugar. Sift to-| | Quick ‘Mix ..Leup 2 cups 3ecups |Chopped nutmeats. ‘walnuts. Drop by teaspoonful on- : g UU o Business 4 cups sifted flour gether into large mixing bowl./Milk ....... ase * cup tcup| DATE, FIG OR RAISIN: For to greased cookie sheets and bake| | Mocha Brazil Nut Ice Cream =| When you are refurbishing your) Final Drastic Price Cuts 2% tablespoons baking powder Add measured room temperature] SE ie! aneets - or 2 small each cup of MIX used, add about/in moderately hot (400-degree)) ! en at gelatine itable service, acquire enough small | EGGLESTON’S Dept. Store Measure MIX lightly into mixing} cup cut dates, figs or raisins. joven until delicately browned. i cup strong hot coffee ‘salt and pepper shakers so that) 187 N. Woodward Ave., Birmingham "The basic recipe makes enough shortening. Mix with pastry blend-| 1 square unsweetened chocolate, malt- there's a set for every two diners. for three dozen delicious home-'er, fork, or at low-speed on elec- bowl. Measure milk, add egg and' BEST ALL-BRAN PAN BREAD: Makes about 36 cookies. eral ALL PURPOSE-ENRICHED Campbell's 60 TOMATO Gold Medal pe FLOUR SY Satan SA C ch ~ CAN , BAG CIGARETTES ."™........... 4 pak 99% WITH COUPON All Populor Brands: Camels - Pall Mall - Winston ond Kents. DELICIOUS PLAIN CHOCOLATE Lipton Bulk Tea LIMIT BLACK TEA . -.4-02. pkg. 43¢ hershey bar $ eee " sAcH SAVE 9c ON 4 CANS SAVE 10¢ ON THE PURCHASE OF GOLD MEDAL FLOUR S tic 39 we al valid at Seeget ta bolt fast’ Michigan through Saturday, August 1, 1959. ORDO OHOD DOOD SRE TEA ESE BS Be save 156 ON 2 CANS = ) ar | CHUNK ome | 50 Sere eee | Lipton Tea Bags breast-o-chicken 0 9 biOn Con 2 5 | INSTANT MILK 2 | TEA BAGS ..............48 ct. 65¢ SWEET FINE QUALITY i | SEE Mictgan ‘ire Saturday, Acre | BLACK TEA BAGS ........16 ct. 25e WOK sits Qolbcs aak ea a | REGULAR OR MINIATURE NU-SOFT SOFTENER ......pt. bil, 45¢ SMOOTH SPREADING a MARSHMALLOWS This fabric softener eliminates static electricity. . | EATMORE 1-LB. 1 5 Soopen raid st Kroger. te Debra ang mt mi margarine ‘uc 1..." OT ere 4 DETERGENT CREAMY FAIRMONT BRAND | 50 Extra \2, Stamps a: | 1. | With this Coupon end purchese of | “77 2%65 cottage cheese..... * 19°! cues a) apie Michigan tra Saturday,” Anpest BARBECUE SAUCE ..... 18-07. bt. 39 ae rag clus ann ete sini tome engi wakes al | ” VANILLA Open Pit makes a delicious sauce. cum are Va-GAL. 59: \~ —— ee ae ae eee eee eee a PET-RITZ PIE .......... 24-02. pkg. 59e ice cr eam ©4066 6 peels Tt | 50 Extra vitix Stamps | | TEA BARE cece ial? ct. 49 c Oks geaals west snes slien bianca Sees aoe | GREEN TEA BAGS ........ 16 ct. 25¢ libby’ § COCA eeéee oan 79 : 25 Extra \%, Stamps i | With thie Coupon end purchase of Delicious frozen peach pie. ; Gen hideneae: OROX BLEAC a GRAPE - RASPBERRY - STRAWBERRY - Beedle! SWIFT’S FINE QUALITY _ ANGEL FOOD CAKE bid : ; CLOR o% BLEAC MY --++-9al. bt 57e DAINTY LUNCH JELLIES...3 "ats $1.00 DRIED BEEF............. 1... a9 | sree Ro Sorts bert. | SWIFT'S TASTY SWIFT'S——MEATY + RICH a ee ee ee ee ee oe LIQUID TREND ......... 32-02. can 75¢ SANDWICH STEAKS........ ‘tar 49 DRIED BEEF..... ss stig chars c= Fe PSs Dishwoshing made quick and easy. = tra Stamp KAI sR oa a5. 7 DELICIOUS mi? ” ZESTFUL AND "APPLESAUCE l 25 = he ao vatbe purchese of . l Fe coking, tag # wasp nwas"" 33€ Campbell's "seuns’ 7 cs $1°° — Mott's Pike As ually | pouBLe coLa | | |S Sespee wee Cod Sptoee in i | ape a ee Qe eee ee eee ee ee eee eee ee ee | Re CARDINAL OR THOMPSON Seediless 19 MELLOW SWEET GOLDEN Bananas ... 2 us 29° | 25 Extra Vix Stamps | | 22-02. JAR AUNT JAME’S | SANDWICH PICKLES Z | serzee matt Rreenss Derren Jun qui comme stm ues eeeitieks Waly uane onl 1, 1968. . | tOge Y FRESH HOMOGENIZED | | 100% PURE SPOTLIGHT Borden’s Milk . .3ti35« 1 INSTANT COFFEE........6-o7. jar 79 eee Geena : 50 Extra ic, STAMPS | With thie coupon end purchase of a Spotlight Coffee | o.oiigiresrre 3}! I : 3 i $453 | See Se Ertan Jone Spc! | FROZEN—APPLE OR CHERRY I | Morton’s Pies | KROGER FRESH SLICED Sale 39° | VIENNA BREAD Bers | 4 i aa ie. tee mek 25 EXTRA STAMPS | 25 Extra \%i. Stamps | FROZEN PINEAPPLE RASPBERRY OR PINEAPPLE STRAWBERRY LB. € save LOAF : 8c: Libby’s Drink . +2 cant 35° OT cent ane Ee | rete OTN TESA 1 (ROGER eg ake suc stat ila Ee erm IM Orange Juice wo 89 | White Bread . . 22% 39 w 53° a ee We reserve the Ns to limit quantities, Prices and items effective at Kroger im Detroit and Eastern : wee through Saturday, Adio : 1939, oh | | | TWENTY-TWO / / , | } - The new Boeing 707 jet. planes can transport 180 passengers at, a cruising speed of more ihan pe tiles ue hour it is. Coupon itv SOLES $469 Men's, Women’s, Children’s. Leather or Composition NEISNER’S SHOE REPAIR Orval E. Faubus ‘call i Faubus Says * «Just 2 Out of 4 Schools LITTLE ROCK, Ark. — Gov. | _upon. the, school board to retain some segre- | gation in Little Rock’s four public) high schools which it has pledged! to reopen this fall, ~ Faubus proposed integration for, two of the schools — including) a previously all-white one in a silk tion for the other two. His ,proposal, in a letter to school board members, called for segregation at c= ss Integrate School. Integration of nine Ne- grees was enforced there in the 1957-58 term by federal troops, called out te put down mob violence. Faubus closed the schools last year to stop integration but the law he used recently was declared! unconstitutional by a federal court.| American was reported under ar- J. stocking district — and segrega-' 4 new school board moved imme-| rest today on charges of working diately to reopen the schools under for Communist East Germany's a pupil placement law. Registration last week brought 55 Negroes to Central High School, five to Hal] and one to Tech High as James M. Boland of San Diego, ~ SUMMER CLEARANCE School for enrollment. high school, Horace Mann, always has been Negro. Faubus suggested the school | had no objections to their chil- dren attending integrated schools. Then he suggested the assign- ment of half of the white stu- dents available for voluntary in- tegration to Horace Mann and | the other half to Hall High | School in fashionable Pulaski Heights.. He proposed Negro | students be divided equally be- tween those schools. That, he said, would leave Cen- tral and Tech free for the whites. was clear the majority of white parents want no integration. He cited as proof a 1958 referendum in which Little Rock voted 3 to 1 for segregated schools. tion of the school by sex to ‘‘fore- ‘stall the inevitable increase of imoral problems which *have al- | ways come to integrated schools.” He recommended .that if not enough white parents volunteered ‘for the plan that the few white ‘volunteers be assigned to Horace |Mann with Negro students, A perfect hand of bridge may occur once in every 158 million ideals. Faubus also suggested segrega-| Herter Presents Gift The other Calif. ‘lin prosecutor said the case had board find out how many parents ‘man prosecutor’s office in Karls- ‘about two years. They said he had/| igot hold of information about U.S. | He said at qa news conference it) | ties, police said. / . THE PONTIAC PRESS WEDNESDAY, JULY 29, 1959 2 Say American Berlin Traitor Reported Under Arrest for Working With Red. Agents in Germany | BERLIN (AP)-A 36-year-old’ secret service. The U. S. mission said West Berlin police list the man’s name * * * A spokesman for the West Ber- ;been turned over to the West Ger- ‘ruhe. Police have charged Boland had been operating in Berlin for. activities in West Berlin and given! it to the Communists. | x * * | He was arrested 10 days ago by U. S. authorities after returning |: from a rendezvous with Commun-) ist agents in East Berlin and was turned over to German authori-| A U.S, spokesman declined to confirm or deny any details. He said Boland had registered at the U. S, Consulate here in April as: a) |tourist and listed his occupation as a night club operator. GENEVA (UPI). — British Foreign Secretary Selwyn Lloyd, who celebrates his 55th birthday Tuesday, got what some ob- servers thought was a highly | significant present from U.S, Secretary of State Christian A. Herter, Herter presented Lloyd with a carving of a shaggy St. | Bernard dog carrying a life-sav- | ing flask of brandy beneath his chin. | NOW SALE P So thick and thirstymyou'll: hardly believe your eyes! These towels have Beauty-fluff finish for luxurious tex- ture, super obsorbency for ag color fastness for lasting beauty. Com borders. No. 1 the irregularities cre so.small—you'll hardly be able fo find them, and they will not interfere with the wear- * ing quality. Many luscious colors to choose from. Now is the time to stock up. Take advantage of ‘this sale, and SAVE! CANNON’S NEW SAVOY GROUP [::: caesar ceegreeet: Amscive winter Dryfast solid “3 oc0eec6 for S76 Color fast, corefree. Solid color Pink Whisper, n id co rder. Comellia : i i e '° * Rose, Blve Stor, Greenmist, Buttercup Yellow. TERRY DISH coe pared nn io | 20" x 40” TOWELS 37 chored loops, shrink proof borders. BATH ? 87 1 x 30” check, Red, yellow, C Q" 7) TOWEL FOR C turquoise, 2 eae 7ic pias DISH TOWELS TOWEL | Novelty check ond stripes. 16” x 16” x 26" : G ” * TOWEL 3 Jini 97 dealin 2 I C ousst 57c 92° x 12" Multicolor 12" 12" WASH 6 FOR 57 Dishcloths ] ".97c WASH. ? FOR 47 CLOTHS oe C 14” 5 14” Bleached. 2 rr CLOTHS C NEISNER’S FINE QUALITY CANNON BATH TOWELS § EISNER’S 5¢ TO $1 — VARIETY STORES RICES ON \ seconds, but TREMEN Soe LINT FREE 18’x 30” :\ TERRY DISH TOWELS SAVE 31c Gay dish towels thet are fint free, highly absorbent, and leave glasses and dishes sparkling clean. Many patterns-to choose from, GIANT CANNON TOWEL SALE ALL FIRST QUALITY REDUCED FOR THE FIRST TIME TREMENDOUS SELECTION... STRIPES...PLAIDS...SOLID COLORS CANNON’S FAMOUS PRELUDE GROUP pe 3% 12” x 12” Thick, absorb- ent, closely woven. Solid CANNON WASHCLOTHS bDoUS VAL ‘G7 3: 47c \ Ps a ‘42 North Saginaw Open Daily 9:30-5: 30, teh Fri. 9:30-9 MID-SUMMER FURNITURE “ Up to 4.()% Off Regular Price SAVE ON FAMOUS CONOVER _ COLONIAL UPHOLSTERED PIECES! HIGH BACK CONOVER WING CHAIR Deep and comfortable large chair for the man of the house! Reversible cushions for double the wear — filled with foam rub- $ ber for double the comfort! Chair measures 37” high, 3212” wide, with seat depth 21%’. Select from lovely fabrics. ‘ WING CHAIR STYLE ON PLATFORM ROCKER .............. $109 PLATFORM ROCKER WITH FOAM RUBBER BACK........... $129 MATCHING OTTOMAN...... 22” x 28” x 16” high $34.95 Your Choice of Tweed, Scenic or Colonial Print Covers CONOVER 73” SOFA One of the outstanding furniture values in the market today! Patented construc- tion features which assure comfort and durability; foam rubber cushions for deep-down comfort and lifetime utility; your choice of beautiful Colonial or scenic prints as well as sturdy, smart tweed covers. Sofa is 34” high with a seat depth of 21”, ee 8169 : CONOVER LOUNGE CHAIR “719 MATCHING OTTOMAN $34.95 A gracious and comfortable chair with Conover’s coil base and back construction and featuring foam rubber reversible cushions. « 34" high, 31" wide with seat depth of 21’, Ottoman is 28x 22”; Height 16”. HUNDREDS OF VALUES IN THIS STORE-WIDE’ EVENT! OPEN THURSDAY, FRIDAY, MONDAY EVENINGS SOUTH of ORCHARD LAKE ROAD — Interior Decorating Service At No Additional Cost CONVENIENT TERMS AVAILABLE gt si vililabieie . ____.._ . _ THE-PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, JULY 29, 1999 { THEN SEE IF YOU DONT AGREE THAT NO ONE BUT TON'S OFFERS $0 MANY FABULOUS FOOD VALUES.:.S0 MANY LOW. ..LOW FOOD PRICES! REMUS HIGH SCORE Fresh Creamery apts BS PRINT 5 9° - Borden’s PLAIN or BUTTERMILK BISCUITS TUBE 9% oe KEYKO | - } Ideal for Bar- a dunie Wy Finest Golden Yellow | % FRESH, LEAN, MEATY DEL MONTE ALBACORE . So DEL MONTE FINEST Solid Pack, White Meat Sweet Peas) ree Es © as 7 Tuna Fish | - ~ 888 Orchard Lake Road TALL | Cc! & a gs ~ 1 5 C oe Be Open Daily ‘til 9 P.M. 4 Open Sunday ‘til 5 P.M. SOt , es Fao Eh Mer G sea cies BML GS Sb tale Ge Ck aiass RET WIT ORDER cue “sao pe ee om eh - e ees iM PE er epee ae aes ee : She Se PSS bi alia Sbciabétae coed ais wees. saad SE SS ae ae ae Sane sods Packed in Oil Admiral SARDINES ‘US. NO. 1 NEW YELLOW p3 = 29 | > for U.S. NO. 1 MICHIGAN NEW . POTATOES MARGARINE 2 * CDAPE pIRC DEMING’S FINEST RED ALASKA te PRAY xy : | lb. - 32.55 SALMON DOLE HAWAIIAN _FRESH, SWEET | Ac Tt 7 és Cultivated Blueberries ""'*” 29 PINEAPPLE JUICE CAN “EVERY SLICE A DELIGHT—CHILLED 79° GIANT 46-07. eT CAN 2. po ‘| RIPE WATERMELON == ™* PESCKE’S Finest Sliced . FANCY CALIFORNIA 7 | = *COOKED SALAMI ||| SEEDLESS GRAPES 19 ° BEER SALAMI FRESH, HOME-GROWN ¢ © THURINGER “SWEET CORN | Dun 39 - 39° PASCAL CELERY wn 5° SWEET CARROTS =" "= 10° HUNT’S FANCY Fruit Cocktail her TR JELLIES — | @ Strawberry By Ke poo @ Cherry e Elderberry Satoaeetl 2 Bo c Save Tumbler Extra Fancy, Oven-Ready ¥ Ducklings 312-5 Pound Aver. US.D.A. Choice Quality Beef ROUND or SWISS STEAKS Lean Strictly Fresh Ground Beef AD. 3 nT $439 LEAN MEATY ECONOMICAL 3 for 19: PORK mr tee) Mrs. | 7h. _ SALE DATES MON. JULY 27 - SAT. AUG. 1 L} Ib. STRICTLY FRESH PRACTICALLY BONELESS Pork Butts LEAN and MEATY _ LEAN, mI FRESH-CUBED a mente sen ~Ves TWENTY-FOUR THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, JULY 29, 1959 He'll Dedicate His Library 7 Abilene to Welcome Ike ABILENE, Kan, (NEA) —This about four times its size. It will! jor soivahitioas educational and mid-Kansas city has been used to have approximately 54,000 square p Fesearch center.” jfeet of floor’ space. | With only 150 miles of super- thighway-separating the Eisenhow-; big doings and excitement ever since the Chisholm Trail cattle days! when it was tamed by a handsome! two-gun marshal named Wild Bill Hickok, , Then along.came another home town hero named Dwight D. Eisen-| hower, Things haven't been quite the same around here since. Shaping up now are plans for his Oct, 13 homecoming to break ground for construction of the giant Eisenhower Presidential Library building which will be- come an important research cen- ter. I¢ will be broader in scope than either the Roosevelt er Tru- man libraries, The library will complete the “Eisenhower Center” here, which includes the President's boyhood j home in its original state and ‘ing completed and partially in juse by the time he moves from The latter contains a $2,000,000| the White House in January 1961. the Eisenhower Museum. coliection of items given by the| President and is visited by thou-|Whose creation and maintenance sands of persons annually. Part of |@t€ provided under federal status, which the museum/|this one will be turned over to oe come eet the U.S. government when com- pleted, It will be staffed and oper- ated by the Archives Department which has charge of all govern- ment papers and historic docu- ments, stands once was a potato patch tended by Ike ang his brothers. * * * The library building will be con- structed across the street from the museum, Plans call for ,the present street to be closed and turned into a landscaped plaza with colored fountains, The library -will be similar to the museum in appearance but EISENHOWER CENTER will when completed. It will include (1) the Presi- dent’s boyhood home, (2) the Eisenhower Mu- | from Kansas residents, iducted on a nationwide basis, with &" an organization of key personali- ithe most critical years of American ties in each state and an over-all|history. The papers of these two! iquota of $3,000,000. The amaunt} will be providing ma-| turned in so far has not been dis oe : P . closed, but officials say there is! enough to start construction. It is, expected to have the campaign’ : re - oe completed by the time Ike comes/ here to furn the first spade of) dirt on Oct, his 69th birthday. Funds for both the museum and library were raised by vol- untary contributions, Most pf the $200,000 for the museum came ler Library in Abilene and the Tru- | man Library in Independence, Mo., this section of the Midwest will ‘soon be the home of the most s toe SOrety cempege set coe) thentic source material on 16 of “lterial for historians, researchers, | educators and writers for years to come | The Eisenhower Library will) ‘contain not only Ike's presiden- tial papers, hut also. a great vol- ume of military records and docu- ments covering his World War IT lyears. It will also house scores of volumes and diaries of many of his military and political associ- ates, including cabinet members. 13, the day before * * * It is planned to have the build- Like other presidential libraries It was announced recently that the personal papers of John Fos- | ter Dulles will be given to the library, These are documents | pertaining to the personal asso- ciation of the late secretary of state with the President. Dulles’ public papers are going | . to a_library set up in his name | at Princeton University, his alma! The head of this division Is | mater. Dr. Wayne C. Grover, who says | The law provides that presiden- the Eisenhower Library “will be tial libraries are to be built in a real dynamic institution which places designated by the president should soon develop into a ma- ‘(usually home towns), with local or og seum ad 3) the Riscsiewert rary. 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John Kennedy for the Library the fund-raising campaign|Democratic presidential nomina- has been uniquely nonpartisan in| ¥°- that it was headed by two rabid! The support came Tuesday night close harmony as cochairmen. They are Gov. George Docking, a Democrat, and Harry Darby, Re- publican national eommitteman for Kansas. Benjamin J. Fairless, former head of U.S. Steel, is chair-| man of the executive committee. These three men spearheaded’ The committeemen unanimously the nationwide campaign to raise |approved a resolution backing Ken- the $3 million quota. nedy for the 1960 nomination and “This project rises far above supporting the state Democratic |partisan politics,’’ says Gov. Dock-jleadership in working for the nom- ing. ination. a ‘ | Kennedy has not yet announced Model Cars Win Youths his intentions, but he is widely . ‘regarded as a candidate. 19 College Scholarships | DETROIT — Nineteen uni- Camp for Handicapped | \versity scholarships. worth $42-’ qRavERSE CITY w—C amp! 000 were awarded winners of the Roy-El, a special summer camp |Fisher Body Craftsman’s Guild for nandic apped children, began /model car competition last night. its eighth summer season Monday, John F. Gordon, president of The camp, located just outside of | ‘General Motors, praised the youths | Traverse City, expects to handle for their patience, perserance about 100 handicapped youngsters and talent. iduring the two weeks it is open. 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Reba ak field Hills. } . ; gn a LLP Io Wellock of Kirkway drive, are from left: Mrs. Rocco DiMarco, Mrs. Edwin J. Anderson, Mrs. George T. Trumbull Arthur Jordan, of Bloom- Women s Section we SH Gives Shower for Miss Schellenberg Mrs. Charles Uligian was _hostess a a _ miscellaneous shower Friday evening at her Starr avenue home hohoring Linda Ruth Schellenberg. Miss Schellenberg, the daughter of Mrs. George H. Fashionette Club Awards Trophy Mrs... Earl Bowers took home the trophy for losing the most weight Tuesday when the Fash- ionette Club met at Adah Shel- ly Library. She was also win- _ner of the monthly prize. Mrs. Edna Mertz took home the tro- phy last week for losing the most weight. -. Mrs. Willis Schnekenburger and Mrs. Bernard Stickney were welcomed as new mem- bers and joined the group in playing miniature golf for the evening. At next week's meeting a film on polio with a question and answer session following will be featured. Schellenberg of Maplewood drive, is the bride-elect of R. John Ensworth Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Ensworth of Starr avenue. The couple is . planning an Aug. 8 wedding at All Church. Saints Episcopal x *« Guests at the shower were Mrs, Owen Middlebrook, Mrs. Ronald Hayward, Mrs. George Schellenberg, Mrs. Robert Ens- worth, Mrs, Henry Merz, Mrs. Carl Anderson, Mrs, Willard Boardman, Mrs, Joseph Fox, Mrs. A, J. Latozas, Mrs. Frank Totte, Mrs. Bernard Stone, and Mrs.Arthur Perrin: . Others were Mrs. Harold Clifford, Mrs, Waiter Schloerke, Mrs. Ford Paddock, Mrs, John Ostrander, Mrs. George Wasserberger, Mrs. William Vogel, Mrs. Vern Hart- man, and Susan Uligian. ¢ * *® * A personal shower was giv- en for Miss Schellenberg Sun- day by her matron of honor, Mrs. Charles Parks, and bridesmaids, Lois Farrell, De- lores Melnychenko, and Mar- cia Thomas. Attending this affair were Mrs, E. E. Schellenberg, and Mrs. James Brooks, grand- mothers of the future bride, Mrs. Schellenberg and Mrs. Ensworth, mothers of the cou- ple, Mrs. Ralph Ensworth, Mrs. Richard Ensworth, Mrs. Jack Read, Mrs. Steven Metny- chenko, and Joyce Melny- chenko. Concluding the guest list were Ruth Ann Bandy, Mrs. Harry Brosted, Donna J. Bros- ted, Mrs. John Zeunen, Mrs. Charles Parks, Mrs, Martin Parker, Mary-Jo:Parker, Mrs. Fredric Young, and Mrs. Laurence Scholten of Ypsi- lanti. No Bulky Footwear If you are going. on a trip, have a look at those soft little leather slippers that fold into a tiny leather case. Most depart- ment stores have them. They SOR Cec SN hase RE She ‘Talks’ to ’Em for “Paycinalvnts By DOROTHY ROE AP Women’s Editor If Fido bites the mailman, it’s probably because some- body stole his favorite bone when he was a puppy. If he chews the furniture, he's expressing a frustration complex, and hunger for affec- tion. If he spots the rug, it’s be- cause he feels insecure. * *« * All this can be corrected by Scientific psychological treat- ment, says Yvonne Henderson, of London, a dog psychiatrist. Mrs, Henderson is in New York to explore the possibilities of establishing an office here. “T am appalled at the lack of understanding of dog emo- tions here,"’ says she. “New York dogs lead a dog's life, shut up in apartments all day long, left alone, with no com- panionship, no freedom, no love, It's no wonder they de- velop traumas and bite people. - EVERYBODY OWNS ONE “In Englane everybody owns a dog — they're as numerous as cars in America, And pub- lic, rules and customs are geared for consideration of the dog population. “You can take a dog ahy- where in England—bars, res- taurants, hotels, trains and buses. There we understand that a dog must have freedom and company if he is to be happy.” Mrs. ‘Henderson has spent most of her life understanding dogs, as an international breed- er, exhibitor and judge, a writ- er for dog magazines, canine correspondent for the London Times and friend of all dog- dom. . * * * She breeds French bulldogs, and has some of her prize pets in New York with her, together with their trunks of blue ribbons, How does she psychoanalyze a dog? “Well, 1 don't usually use a couch,”’ says Mrs, Henderson, “but if the dog likes to lie down, he may..I just talk to the dogs and fing out what's worrying them, you know, “WE UNDERSTAND” “How’s that?, Why,c ertainly I can understahd what a dog is saying, and dogs always un- derstand mé, “If a dog has a high 1.Q., it's {imple to. work with him and iron out all his troubles. With a stupid dog it takes longer. “But I've néver yet met a dog with whom I couldn't hold a, conversation.” |.* | eat 2 Diocticte eames tuck into a corner of a suitcase. F Dog’s Life No Mystery to Her aa . irgnhisec. ss Toa Asa: ete Te eee Reveal Date of Project at Cranbrook Save the Children Group to Sponsor International Booths If you want to buy a piece of jewelry from India, a hand made bit of lace from Switzer- land or perhaps a wooden carving from the Carolina mountain region, the Interna- tional Travelers Market is the place to go. The Save the Children Fed- .eration announced chairmen for the market, to be held Sept. 19. at a luncheon meeting yesterday at the home of Mrs. Edward S. Wellock of Kirkway drive in Bloomfield Hills. Mrs. Wellock and Mrs. Robert C. VanderKloot are cochairmen of the affair. * * * Mrs. VanderKloot is a na- tional! sponsor of the SCF. Founded in 1932 the group is a non-profit non-sectarian organ- ization for child welfare, It is registered with the U. S. State Department Advisory Commit- tee on Voluntary Foreign Aid. Other national sponsors in- clude Mrs. Dwight D. Eisen- hower, Herbert Hoover, Henry Luce, Norman Rockwell and Dr. Ralph W. Sockman. WILL BE HELD SEPT, 19 The International Travelers Market will be held Sept. 19 at the Cranbrook Pavilion on Lone Pine Road in Bloomfield Hills. The market will have 17 booths, representing various countries throughout the world, each with its own booth chairman. A smorgasbord luncheon wiil be served in the garden of Mrs. James A. Beresford across from the pavilion. Advance tickets will be required for the luncheon which will be served by the Danish Women’s Volun- teer Service organization. * * * The national director of the federation, Mrs. Alfred E. Grann of Birmingham will be assisted by the cochairmen, Mrs. VanderKloot and Mrs. Wellock. Mrs. Irving H. MacKenzie is in charge of the program and Mrs, Gunnar Karlstrom is pub- licity chairman, assisted by Mrs, Howard E. Hallas, Mrs. Henry C. Johnson, Mrs. Ernest - A. Jones and Mrs. Kenneth G. Manuel. OFFER SMORGASBORD Mrs, Beresford and Ruth Cumming will be cochairmen of the smorgasbord luncheon. Mrs, Samuel J. Lang is in charge of ticket reservations, assisted by Mrs. George T. Trumbull, Mrs. Howard B. Barker and Mrs, Harold A. Fitzgerald. ’ Customer escort chairman is Mrs. Robert Craig and Mrs. Colin H. John is staging chair- man. * * * = Booth chairmen have been announced as follows: the Junior” League of Birmingham will _sponsor the American Southern Mountains booth and Mrs, Paul M. MeKenney will be in charge of the American Indians booth. Mrs. Theodore O. Yntema heads the booth displaying an- tiques, assisted by Mrs..C. E. Dalton, Mrs. William I. James and Mrs. Henry C. Johnson as _cochairmen. * * * Other booth chairmen are: Mrs, Edward S. Wellock, Bel- gium, with Mrs. William D. Singleton as cechairman; Mrs. Eric Fromm, Denmark. with Mrs. Fred H. Johnson and Mrs. Fred H. Hansen, cochairmen; Mrs. Henry S. Booth, England; Mrs. Eliel Saarinen, Finland; and Mrs. George Russell, . France. Continuing the list are Mrs. John F. Gordon, Germany; Mrs. Edwin G. Anderson, Hawaii; Mrs. Rocco DiMarco, Holland, and Mrs. VanderKloot, India, with Mrs. Manuel as co- chairman. ¥ * ri ‘Concluding the list are Mrs. Herman D. Scarney, Italy, as- sisted by Mrs. Carl Zuber; Mrs. Merritt D. Hill, Orient; Mrs. Ernest A. Jones, Sweden; Mrs. Percy K. Loud, Switzerland, assisted by Mrs. Hugh D. Backus and Mrs. Arthur Jor- dan. Mrs. Harvey Kresge Jr. will bein charge of the Thieves Market with Mrs. Robert H. Taylor as cochairman. Proceeds from . the wens " guies-will be donated to SCF. Not Unsightly Now Women who. wear glasses ‘now have a broad selection of . flattering frames or no frames at all via contact. lenses. It * js important to sélect frames that are up-to-date and flatter your features. because of their shape or color. hopenay hy "rile Market Mrs. James A. Beresford of Bloomfield Hills, Mrs. Alfred Grann and Mrs. John R. McNaughton of Birmingham discuss plans for the International Travelers Market they are planning Sept. 19. The Desses Sprays Salon With Perfume By PAT HERMAN PARIS (UPI)—Greek-born Jean Desses, who has dressed such customers as Greek. Orth- odox nuns and Mrs. Aristotle Onassis, presented a fall col- lection today that would please them both. Desses launched his line in a salon lavishly sprayed with his new perfume, ‘“‘Celui de Jean Desses’’ (Desses'’ own). Desses (rhymes with dresses) discreetly dropped the hemline, sometimes below mid- calf. This would have pleased his most conservative clients. * * * He also lengthened the tor- so and widened the shoulders in line with what his col- leagues have done so far in the new season, But it was an exciting enough collection to have made even the international set happy. SKIRT LONGER There was lots of interest in the skirt — the longest that season, Desses buttoned, draped, bloused and flared the skirt. The focal point usually was be- low the hipline or 12 inches above the hemline, A loose lilac silk coat ‘was tied there in a bow over a skirt that was gathered at the same strategic level. * * * Another focal point for Desses was the shoulders. Wide-open, J-shaped collars in long-haired furs dramatically outlined the 1959 ‘fall silhouette, Suits had long hip-length jackets and were worn with jersey or chiffon blouses un- der big fur toques. A smart-looking tweed had a tunic effect, and a little waist- length jacket that buttoned over the skirt. TUNICS PROMINENT The tunic effect — some- times belted, sometimes slight- Iv flared — was carried throughout the collection. Coats, worn with hats that had a forward tilt, appeared Pentiac Press Photos setting is the garden of Mrs. Edward S. Wellock’s home in Bloomfield Hills where members of the Save. the Children Federation met yesterday for luncheon and a business meeting. in a variety of nubby wools, Desses’ favorite colors were lilac, purple, cherry red, and many varieties of brown. He Yellowstone Honeymoon Follows Pontiac Rites A gown of embroidered Eng- lish organdy was chosen by Marilyn Margaret Main for her marriage Saturday to Laurence S. Robertson. Some 200 guests were present for the ceremony performed by the Rev. William H, Marbach of the Presbyter- ian Church here. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John §S. Main of South Pemberton, Bloom- field Hills. Parents of the bridegroom are Mrs. Hattie Gibson of Pontiac and the late William Robertson. * * * Scalloped edging accented the high square neckline and the short sleeves. The floor length tiered skirt of embroid- ered organdy ruffles fell from a bodice featuring a columar waist. Marilyn wore a string of pearls, a gift of the bride- groom—and carried. a bouquet of white roses and carnations. Mrs. John R. Main of In- dianapolis, Ind., attended her sister-in-law as matron of hon- or and Mrs. Joseph Strzelecki of Pontiac served as brides- maid. Both attendants were gowned alike in nylon sheer dresses with modified sabrina necklines qccenting a french tucked bodice. Their bouffant ballerina length skirts featured high cummerbunds and bustle back streamers of aqua taf- feta. h carried fan arrange- ments of pink carnations. * * * Attending the were John R. Main of Indi- anapolis, Ind., brother of the bride, as best man end Ar- Discussing the celebrity luncheons to be held ajter the Pontiac Town Hall series which opens in the fall are from left, Mrs. Clyde Dearing, R. A.’ Martin and Mrs, D. B. Eames. ' Mrs. Dearing is chair: bridegroom ~ MRS, LAURENCE ROBERTSON thur, Alan, and Gary Robert- son, nephews of the bridegroom of Lake Orion, and Joe Strze- lecki of Pontiac, as ushers. A dinner was held at the Rotunda Inn following the cere- mony, for which the bride's mother chose a Dior blue silk suit with white feather hat, _and matching accessories. The br'degroom’s mother wore a blue print silk dress with white hat and matching accessories. Both mothers wore corsages of pink rosebuds. Before departing for Yellow- stone National Park, Wyo., the bride changed to a_ charcoal grey sheath with yellow ac- cessories, 4 introduced a new shade which he called ‘‘smoke brown.” ~*~ * * Coats had square shoulders, fur collars and lots of back fullness, sometimes belted be- low the waistline. The tunic effect reappeared again and again with Desses’ skirts, A black cocktail dress had an over-skirt and tiered underskirt, A black bare-backed ensem- ble had a little removable jack- et over another flared tunic, The effect was three-tiered, NOT MUCH BLACK ; Thete was a notable-absence of black in the daytimé cob lection. It appeared for eve» ning. The evening array was daz- zling, There were short-skirted print gowns worn under mink coats lined in the same print ‘as the gowns, brocaded cock- tail suits and the magnificently- draped floor-length chiffon gowns for which Desses is known, Everybody has been doing the ‘broad-shouldered, lon g- stemmed silhouette this year and it appeared Nina Ricci's designer Jules Francois Cra- hay had done it better than anyone else, * * * Fashion writers get a chance to see for themselves today when four more fashion houses show their styles for this fall — Jean Desses, Jackques Heim Madeleine de‘ Rauche and Coco Chanel, Already fashion writers were talking about’ Crahay as the chief challenger to the House of Dior which has dominated the Paris fashion picture since 1947 when the “new look” came in, What Crahay did yesterday on the third day of the show- ings was less sensational but very effective. Pontiac Press Phote man of the yelebrity aren program, Mr, Martinis, manager of Pine Lake Country Club and Mrs. Eames , is mssisting Mrs. Dearing. % a —— . + i] THE PONTIAC. FRESE WEDNESDAY, JULY 29, 3959, | STWENTY-SIX wok 2 _™ a |, Embodying a world of fashion news is this fluid crepe dress by Young Viewpoint with feminine | strategy in its drape. The set-in _ Comes in black only. Available locally. He Hates Dirt! The famous Dr. Benjamin Spock points out that whatever your child’s most beloved toy or other object may be, it ought to be kept clean! Dr. | Spock hates dirt, because dirt threatens the health of his favorite people—children. Anchovy fillets give a fillip to| hard-cooked eggs to be used in) salad or sandwiches. Dear Abby Says: No! No! * grosgrain yoke ~. is accentuated with glitter. | He’s Crazy About Her.. -but Why? _ By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN DEAR ABBY: All my friends , think I am nuts but, Abby, fy can't live without this wom- oe an, We were married and divorced twite, We are I can't stand it. I support her and her son by a for- mer marriage. : I give her more than the ABBY court ordered, but that doesn't matter. She can have everything I own. She says she doesn’t want to live with me because she feels no love for me. But I don’t care. I would live like a brother to her just to be near her. Am I crazy for want- ing to marry her again on her terms, which are separate bed- rooms with a lock on her door? CRAZY FOR HER DEAR CRAZY: I would nevs er advise marriage under the. circumstances, To go through the sacrament of a marriage ceremony and live as sister and brother (with a lock on her door, yet) is to make a mockery of marriage. Why not rent her a room in your home and pay all her bills? » * * DEAR ABBY: I telephoned a friend of mine and made ar- rangements to visit her one afternoon at her home. I nev- er stay more than an hour because while my time is my own, many of my friends have busy lives. Not five minutes after I ar- rived, her telephone rang. It was her sister. My hostess stayed on the telephone talk- ing sheer nonsense for thirty- five minutes by the clock. I sat there like a wooden Indian all the while. She made no apologies. Now, what would you have done in a case like that? PUT OUT DEAR PUT: I would have concluded that my “hostess’”’ cared very little for my com- pany. And in the future I would offer it sparingly — if at all. * * * DEAR ABBY: When I was born I weighed 13 pounds. I gave my mother a terrible time. She lived, but my father died. I am the youngest of 9 children and have a chance to apart now and: Es Swim Suits . such a complete selection! Only at Alvin's . . ROSE MARIE REID ROXANNE JANTZEN NANI OF HAWAII ALIX OF MIAMI Ys Off Further Reductions | Summer Dresses Regular to $19.95 87 8112 Regular to $34.95 Now $15.88 to $19.88 2 =. Fantastic Buys Coats and Suits Regular to $89.95 3) Oss ‘HURON at TELEGRAPH _Mon., Thurs., om, 10 to 9—Tues. Wed., Sat. 10 to.6 | Park Free Rear of “ Store DEAR "WANTING: Your brothers and sisters have as much responsibility toward your mother as you have, Since . you are the youngest in your family, you are probably too timid to stand up for your rights, so ask your clergyman to help you speak your piece. Arrangements can (and should) be made for you to have a life of your own. . * * * DEAR ABBY: We have a lady in our crowd who is get a job. But I hate to leave my mother alone: I quit-school - last year (I am 17) to stay home and care for her as she takes dizzy spells, My brothers and sisters say I have to stay home and take care of Mamma forever be- cause I am the one who made her so sick in the first place. I think I am entitled to a life of my own but don't know how 1 will ever have one, Please help me, I pray every night but God doesn't hear me, WANTING TO LIVE Doctors Seeking Clues to Accident Prone Tots MONTREAL (AP) —_ Doctors determine whether their saleheps someday may be abié ~to spot fit into certain patterns. youngsters who are prone to acci-| For example, che said, the dents—the greatest killer, of chil- studies seek to determine whether | dren. factors are ‘‘certain forms of Personality may give one clue. discipline, the rate and manner in| This possibility is being raised Which parents foster independence | at the ninth International Con-,in their children, the sex roles) gress of Pediatrics today by Which parents prescribe for their | speakers who say that records children.” show the most susceptible to) Dr. Harold Jacobziner, an as-| accidents are the ‘inexperienced sistant New York health commis- creeper” among the very young sioner, said that nearly 7 of every and the ‘daredevil types” of older 10 accidental injuries to children children. ‘under 5 years of age occur in the Childhood accidents do not | home. occur by chance, said Dr. George| “The inexperienced creeper or M. Wheatley, a vice president of toddler is the most susceptible,” the Metropolitan Life Insurance. ‘he said, Co., in a speech prepared for de-| livery to the 1,600 delegates from| 63 nations, * * * “One study of nursery schoo!. children found. certain personality | characteristics associated with a| tendency toward accidental in-| jury,” he said. . | Wheatley said impulsive! emotional children were hurt or, killed more often than youngsters | who were passive, cooperative, veager to please and not inclined ‘to engage in group play. Forget the Starch When you put away your summer cottons, don't put them away starched. But do put them away washed and ironed. If they’re left wadded up and wrinkled all winter, the wrinkles tend to set and they’re much harder to iron | when you want them again. | Airing and cleaning a rug is! family life of mi asin victims to'putting down the cleaned rug. very nice. But when it comes to the subject of she’s impossible. we do? fact that it is a great source of annoyance to her. Good friends would respect her wishes, - * * * DEAR ABBY: Not one week after the death of my beloved mother I received the notice of her obituary (just as it was printed in our home-town news- paper) encased in plastic. On the other .side was the Lord’s Prayer. There was a request to either return it or send a dollar. I think commercializing on.the death of a loved one is disgraceful. One hesitates to throw away anything as sacred as the Lord's Prayer, so I sent the money, but put the thing in a drawer. How would have handled this? DISGUSTED DEAR DISGUSTED: You are under no obligation to acknow- © ledge, return or pay for any- thing you did not order. The only effective way to discour- age this type of exploitation is to ignore it. * * * For a personal reply, write to ABBY in care of this paper. Enclose a_ self addressed, stamped envelope. The time to buy your first pair) | But the new’trend of research, only part of the overal! job. Don't of fall shoes is late summer. Try he said, is to go deeper into the forget to wash the floor before black suede to wear with your ‘transseason cottons. Hose Youraclt By JOSEPHINE LOWMAN I suffer from hot weather in such if was so loaded with moisture’ an extreme way that I have been that every breath and every move- accused of having a busted thermo- | ment were an effort. stat. Very high temperatures, ,I also have lived where the air| make me feel like an invalid com- |was so hot and dry that we could pared to my usual pep |not use fans because it was like fiastag been mactiod 06-4 gitic:| blowing furnace air down our gist for many years I have ex- |throats. Those were the days when perienced every kind of torrid'we gals took our dresses off and the breeze, of the day. Tested Tips to Stay Cool |clime. I have lived where the hot{played bridge in our slips in the basement because that was the|f coolest place in the house. ; As you already have guessed this was before people had air- conditioning. When we finally put it in one large glassed in porch I always could find the whole | family there, along with friends I had not seen for some time and a few people. 1 had never | met before! ~ « * With this little persona] sketch you. can believe that I know a lot ‘of tricks bout keeping cool. In the first place, even when there is a it is often a mistake to ‘open the windows in the middle Open them at night and close them early in the morn- ing. Draw the shades. ' USE THE HOSE Also, do not forget your garden hose. Don’t use all of the water on the flowers, Blossom out yourself! | After being sprayed, off and on, for a half hour or so, you will feel cooler for hours. This prescrip- | tion ‘ean be repeated every day as often as necessary, right in your own yard, Do any errands you must do | early in the morning before the heat rises, Definitely take a noon- time siesta, Eat lean meat and | seafood and vegetables and fruits and drink fruit juice, Forget the rich, calorie-packed, heating items. Drink more liquids than usual and season your foods well with salt unless there is some reason for not doing so. * * * Tomorrow: “Exercise will Trim That Awful, Ugly, Flabby Arm.” well- inodeiated voice. Although Check on Voice “bo aca et eer ee 1 \ | | | | : GEORGE'S = Center of Pontiac HERE'S THE SALE You HAVE WAITED FOR ... ALL Kae erie Sidhe SWIM SUITS [YOUR CHOICE... WHILE THEY LAST!) SAVESS2 | NOW. cee, 10,63 IWESIS NOW eee ELOT EEE NOW ne. 13,30 SAVE TOS NOW. ee, 1980 Come Save... Just Say “Charge It” 14 N. SAGINAW ST... . 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Phone FE 3.7186 | " | : ' ¥ \ ee fe : ‘ * ic THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, JULY 29, 1959. jt Pentiac Press Pheote Mrs. M. M. Cummins of Bloomfield Hills prac tices a few putts on the new putting green at Forest Lake Country Club. Mrs. Cummins is wearing one of the whimsical straw hats that are so popular with golfers this season. MELBOURNE, Australia # — free of charge, will be held at % ie m. Saturday on the street south | of the school. It_will feature square and mod- ern dancing. Caller will be Sam Joan. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Reid have charge of the event Plan Wedding O Oct. 24 Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Grinnell, 6f 375 Coats Rd, Lake Orion, “announce the engagement of their daughter, Louise Milli- cent, to Robert Lee Glaspie. foster son of Mr. and Mrs, P.A Rose, also of Lake-Orion. The couple -plan an Oct. 24 wedding. A Editor to Speak in UP IRON. MOUNTAIN Jean f Worth, editor of the Escanaba Daily Press. will-be the speaker at the annual Upper Penin- . . . sula History Conference here Aug MRS. DENNIS L. RAPSON 14-15. t mn — Road- E-O Prizes: | ‘SOUTHFHELD — The 18th an- nual Truck Road-E-O will be ‘held |Saturday and Sunday in a parking * Robert. Curtis, featured! Police said they believed Nichols had been drinking. Neither men have: been able to make ment yet. Both cars” were a total loss: Area Truckers to Compete for ‘lot at Greenfield and Northwest-, iern highway. i The Road-E-O is sponsored. by the Michigan Trucking Assn. Fifty drivers who had competed in com- | pany runoffs will participate. First. second and third-place winners tro- iphies and $150 to pay expenses in the National Truck Road-E-O to | be held in Louisville, Ky., Sept 24- 26,- will be awarded. The Road-E-O will begin locally at 7 a.m, Saturday and at 8:15 ° m. Sunday. Dave Carlson, safety. director for tne association, -said- that road-e-os jar being conducted in 27 states jae winners of each will compete in the national meet Congregational - Church:-Group Schedules Luau ROCHESTER — The Congrega- tors Club of the First Congrega- tional Church here will meet at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Donald J. Campbell, 2745 Tallahassee St.. for a Hawaiian luau ‘at 7 p.m. Saturday. The purpose of the feast is to help new couples in the church get acquainted with their Bliow | members, according to the pian- ning committee. In charge of ar- rangements are the Maynard Rem- |... ers, the George Carsons and the Campbells. — Guests at the luau will sit dewn in typical Hawaiian style to eat barbecued chicken and other | Polynesian délicacies and drink | punch from a carved-ouf water- eg melon to the accompaniment of | Hawaiian music. After-dinner entertainment feature the hula ‘will Algerian Rebels Attack ALGIERS mando Tuesday night attacked an: * rn ; ‘few mo--. Fe ay ?p s! ments held the crowd under heavy! | . 7 2 ‘ ; 5 paces Li 1S place as a must in toe S ack- a ker : at oe ts S Baan , fee Spinach, preferably young and ten- cream cheese at room temperature! In bow}, combine 2 oo pack ve sya) 2 y “ we, Shrimp Are Paculion the section of the country, it may der ones, are tossed with thin onion’and add enough heavy cream to 3 le - Team ne wine an aa p ¢ orate ‘ F be cerved before, with or after tne MNES. slices of hard-cooked eggs, make a thick spreading consis- ae '. i ian ee ie : . ; grater dium . onion, Mix The particular species of shrimp entree. But whatever its position.'crunchy celery, radish slices andtency. Using a teaspyon, mold sind enason’ ith 6 Gash of Ta-| with which we are all familiar homemakers have come to rely white fluffy rice in a tangy lemon Cheese around small pimiento- Snappy Ham and Cheese Pinwheels : 1 5-or. plastic dish cream Raeese 1 §-oz. Jar Blue cheese spread 14 teaspoon onion juice 5. slices bofled ham (4%''2694"2's'') Let cheeses soften at room ready to use. Makes about 30. Just. ibefore servirig, Planned temperature. Beat. cream : cheese until smooth and. fluffy. Gradually beat in Blue cheese ‘spread. Stir in onion juice. Spread “on ham sicies, Roll each tightly, jelly-roll fashion, Wrap in waxed paper or aluminum foil. - . - | Surprise the Kids én or or for surprise «spread sling H Quality Counts... Chill in refrigerator about four ||” ito six hours or until firm enough | to slice smoothly, Rolls may be ‘prepared the night before and | istored in the refrigerator until, cut ‘into %-irich islices. Little Turkey Ideal for Outdoor Grill = -| Let’s vote to eat outdoors and ‘have turkey this time! Turkey is a newcomer to the outdoor grill, but it has made a hit with those who have used it, says the MSU Marketing Agent. Chodse a small turkey for. the outdoor grill, a 4 to, 10 pound one. Sl Count on Famous SPECIAL! Week Ending August 8 BLOUSES SPECIAL! Week Ending August 8 SKIRTS 5 AS Have the butcher cut the turkey) b= into serving size pieces or do it at home after it has thawed. Allow 1 to 2 hours to barbecue! turkey pieces. And you'll. want to use plenty of butter or sauce for’ basting so the meat will be juicy. There are plenty of little turkeys’ in the market. For outdoor appe-| tites, you'll want to allow 44 to %4/ of'a pound per person. OPEN FRiI., SAT., TiL 9 PLM, EXCLUSIVE LUSTER TEX CLEANING PROCESS 3, teaspoon salt : — + a | | SERVING SAVING NATIONAL _ Meaty First Cuts i aida is 8 ant Prices effective are Set., Aug. lst. We reserve the right te limit quentities. Michigon Grede 1 Ring Bologna ) Hygrode’s = Seusoge Michigan Grede 1 s 3 : E ; vi ‘ WISH FOR ANY GIET PICTURED IN THE ._-_™* * ae = > Ib. Canned Picnics Center Cuts Reth’s Hickory Smoked 4 2.8279 "BE SURE TO GET YOUR ENTRY NUMBER IN THE WISHING. 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The taste is! - tangy and combines the delightful) | flavor of lemon juice and apple. Sweet-N-Sour Cabbage 4 tablespoons butter or margarine FP onion, chopped 1 medium ead red cabbage, shredded 2 apples pared 1 teaspoon salt %4 teaspoon pepper 1/3 cup brown sugar Dash wine vinegar ‘1 cup lemon juice’ ‘ 2 tablespoons currant jelly Melt butter. Add chopped onion; | brown lightly. Add cabbage and| apples: to pan. Stir in salt, pepper, | brown sugar, wine vinegar and lemon juice. Cover; simmer 30 minutes. Stir occasionally. Add two tablespoons current jelly. Cook 10 minutes. Serves 4, SURPRISE TURKEY SALAD — With turkey now a feature of summer meals, you can make this cool salad with what. you have left over from a company dinner. This molded turkey salad has such interesting foods as avocado, hard cooked eggs, watercress and almonds in it. (Surprise Ingredients Join Turkey in Salad Provide All the Makin’s for Kids’ Cupcake Spree Make up = batch of trdfting! Whether featured in a buffetmonds, pimiento, . pokes aie eye of menu, or as a Hearty luncheon|8rated horseradish. a, muffin pan, Put peanuts, choc-/Sdlad. Surprise Turkey Salad ip site ain for aera addi. olate sprinkles, tiny. marshmal-' might well be called.a “taste-and-' (onal Ingredients, and preperation lows and gumdrops.in the other guess” wells. Let-your small fry have a party! with some cupcakes arid the frost-/t© enhance the rich turkey meat ing and decoration makings. Pro-/base! Some of Surprise Turkey vide each youngster with a small Salad’s flavor treats are: Avocado, spatula for. spreading the icing. hard-cooked eggs, slivered ail-' ‘of flavorful ‘ingredients. that blend |to. make and should turn out per- | perienced alike. Surprise Turkey Salad % cup Prench dressing 3 envelopes (3 tablespoons) 3 cups diced cooked turkey elatine 1 eup cold water 3 ‘oo hot turkey broth lem on ne tableapose grated oni i bey batted erated horseradish H bo Mayonnsise or salad dressing Combine French dressing and’ turkey; refrigerate while prepar- ing other ingredients. Soften gela- tine in the cold water, then dis. solve in the hot broth. Add lemon! juice, onion and horseradish. Sea-) son to taste with salt and pepper. Chill until partially set; blend in| One hour before the ham is done, | 495 the turkey mixture, pimiento,| celery, almonds and eggs: Pour into 149-quart mold. Chill. several’ hours or over: night until firm. Un-| mold. Garnish with avocado slices| butter to cover a five pound ham. left on the bone and watercress. Serve with may-|Spread topping over ham rubbing! sliced? onnaise or salad dressing. Makes| 8 to 40 servings. A kitchen-tested recipe from the| Poultry and Egg National Board. Quick Vegetable Dish to Serve With Meat | NEW YORK (UPI) — Canned ‘broiler with a méat course. Drain’ ‘one (10'-ounce) can of asparagus spears, divide them into 2 bundles 9 Brush asparagus with table- jand pepper to taste, and top each bundle with 1 slice process Swiss} cheese. Broil 10 minutes 4 inches) unfiavorea from the heat source. Peanut-fed hogs produce wonder- ‘ful_ hams. That. idea, now preva- lent, originated in Virginia, where they really know a good ham when, they see one, And here’ s ‘another ham idea from Virginia that your family will love, Partially cooked ham or canned ham may be used. Bake according ito directions on can or package; ikeep temperature .moderate (no ‘over 325 degrees). itake from oven, remove skin and score top of ham in 14-inch) isquares, Insert whole cloves in each square. Mix % cup orange! imarmalade with 4% cup peanut! jinto scored fat, Return to oven and |finish baking. (The peanut butter- orange marmalade topping makes a crust that seals in the sweet juice and adds flavor to the ham.) Serve baked ham with candied sweet potatoes and buttered as- | paragus for a colorful main | course for a spring dinner menu, Top the candied sweet potatoes watercress and aSparagus can go right into the’ with crushed peanut brittle. Add | melted butter with lemon juice to the cooked and drained aspar- agus and garnish with strips of of a molded gelatin base, Surprise, and place 2 green pepper rings pimiento, treat-it's so temptingly full ‘Turkey Salad is surprisingly easy ‘around each bundle. Add a tossed green salad, peanut biscuits and for dessert — straw- |fectly for the novice and the ex- - spoons of melted butter, add salt! perry shortcake for a special occa- ‘sion dinner. i; ‘Peanut Biscuits ’ 2 cups flour ‘ teaspoons baking pow der *%, teaspoon salt Peanuts Flavor Wide Variety of Foods |formed, Toss dough onto lightly: . | floured board; knead for 30 sec-) t ionds; roll or pat into sheet 14 4-inch| |thick. Cut into small- rounds; brush! ito spread between thirr slices of! ‘delightful affair when ham salad is ~ ! tablespoon dintdiieg ‘2 cup ground peanuts %3 cup mi iwedges. Combine ham ¢ hunks; gamut from. soup to nuts. One ot & hard cooked eggs; chopped ‘pea-j the simplest to make soups-&nd oh, © Sift flour with baking powder and) 1,.4..- chopped celery; pickles or'so good, is tomato peanut soup, salt, Cut in shortening and ground: peanuts with pastry blender, Make lives, diced; seasoning salt and | Heres the easy: to do -- Aas a well in the mixture and add| Sweet marjoram or thyme. Moisten one can of tomato soup add ai about 2-3 cup milk (enough to make with sour cream dressing or -tart “equal amount of cold milk; heat,. a soft dough); add milk slowly and mayonnaise. | Do not boil, Mix a little of the hot , stir with fork until soft dough is) x * * soup, with % cup peanut butter Tomato Peanut Soup 'to make a smooth paste; add re- Peanuts literally run the menu! maining soup and serve. MORTGAGES for Home Improvements and CONSOLIDATION of DEBTS * Improve Your Home We Do the Work * Consolidate All Payments Save Ail That Interest Money * Pay Off Existing Mortgages or. 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Jamaica (AP) — all-over glow your body radi- By the time you reach the age FRI. and. SAT. i PP PGEPROIISOLITOILEL, Premier Norman-.Manley swept ates when you are in excellent of fifty you will have spent three FAMILY ae , sd health, why hot -try Lelord of your years eating. To make BARGAIN NIGHTS STON TIAC 2 back into power ,today with a big WALLED LAKE CASINO BALLROOM Phone: MArket-4-188) é 2 Kordel’s Better-Eating Plan. It your eating hours enjoyable—with- : any ms Parliament to carry is designed to give you the pro out denying yourself the pleasures > on Jamaica's socialistic govern- jeins, vitamins and minerals ‘of food—you need a new philos } ment for another five years, your body needs for dynamic . ophy. Plenty and yariety, the en With only a few. votes to be living. joyment of food, of taste, and: of : You may have a copy FREE new, natura] flavors, are the keys cated Manley’s People’s National by sending a stamped self-ad- to this new philosphy : | dressed envelope to: LELORD Learn to appreciate in your veg- ALL T rr\< RIDES ADULTS & CHILDREN Free Admission—Free Parking counted, unofficial returns indi-' ‘TTrrrTrrT TST Te pwwweweuwwe 4 - d » > > > » ; 7 i: > : ~ . | ; 4 , ave el eeate > arty would havé 28 of the 45 seats) opr ene A 2 5 . ~ “| KORDEL, care of The Pontiac etabjes the flavor that nature be- a SOUTH END UNION a me stowed upon them.. Once you dis- a : ROAD and HACGERTY | 2 = Uxes. All requests must be made in cover the exquisiteness of natural J ‘ : o 3 yy writing, Please don't phone. testes real senetar of cae a BRIVEAN THEATRE - OPEN 7 P.M.‘ EM 3-066] =. > P The conservative Labor party) Copies are , b e "s = 3 $ ied by his cousin, Sir Alenander| Pontiac Press. Can be yours. The answer to your 7 LAST TIMES TONIGHT . > @| Bustamante, appeared to have! : ' = See Proeen Wes De anew mee a 2 OF THE OUTSTANDING PICTURES s 4 2). aoe , : riage between art and science. | bd $ > clinched 16 seats: One independent OF THE YEAR. AT THE BIG DRIVE-IN = 4 mee ite By LELORD KORDEL * *« * = : a 2 * * * Instaliment Fifteen The delectable natural taste of = a > $ Voting was brisk and compara-| Sam Morris eame to-me because Many foods will o:fer you a new a a $ > tively orderly after sporadic cam-'he was fat and miserable. Fear of kind of flavor—flavor that has been a 2 $ paign violence in which one man josing his wife and the knowledge hidden from you under sauces or a $ 3 was killed that he was no longer attractive distorted by traditional combina- P $ > Manley, 66. an Oxford-educated jn he, eyes made him a deter--lions. Science shows you what food a > - 54 lawyer, led the People's Netons! mined man can do for you. How well you use | > E. < party to power in 1955 afte 5 5 his -e happi- the knowledge is up 4 > part) I His home and his future happi- th age Is up to you. a 5 4 1 TKy ARTH > vears of rule by the conserva- nese were at stake " Ch | : di - $ 9 @ tives headed by his 75 - year - old). oe sone Ecenant Sarreseae™ a 3 FA) MINE ! $ tives gn rante. a former-sol-__, I've done everything I can to add good conversation, then eat ] 3 i « $ cousin staan Rakai and please my wife said Sam slowly, and chew your food thor- | . ‘ : : 4 3. a ; > CimeneaScort -TECHNICD 2 die Gf nen "a i ae = rage “Except lose weight,’’ I remind- oughly. This allows time for |: AUTHOR PREPARES SNACK — Lelord Kordel concocts a M 3 Pele - iCUAAK ade i) -ader 2 g | % . 2 maSc t $ ving A oe "a the sear ea him. | . blood-sugar changes, which ap- | favorite- mixture of pineapple juice, almonds, malted milk powder | $ ’ COMING FRIDAY a 2. 4 = arty lost , | “Well. yes.’ he admitted. “But pease your appetite before sec- | | and ripe bananas, : % “SHAGGY DOC” a $ 2 Tusadey's election was the first | Wasn't exactly skinny when I ond helpings are offered. bad _ . 3 $ since Jamaica gained internal ae are wn her , Blunting the sharp edge of appe- mind, be sure to drink at least'Eating Plan: Address: Lelord a 8 sell = government (wo years ago askeg him to get on the scales, tite by changes in eating times gix giasses of water each day.” Kordel, care of The Pontiac Press. gy a oe - trom the British, who have ruled,2"4 he almost broke them which serve to raise the blood- . —— a a zi the island for 303 years and still YU.” I told him, “are the re-|sugar level is known as meal tim. ue is necessary for all the 41) rights Reserved Adapted from the jg ACADEMY AWARD WINNER! bd ‘ontrol over foreign af- Slt oe a lifetime of overeating.” jing. When you are on a reducing Ife processes .within the living | book “Live to Enjoy the Money You, I bal —— = “I guess that’s right,” Sam/ cells of the body. Thé glands use [py Wor”? “*"? Kordel: Published | <. = VELY! LAST DAY fairs. g Midiet, if you can succeed in dulling| ve 8 MS© iby World. iH W MAN > i. : _ agree: i “I was brought up on aithe nagging pains of hunger, the) “@ter to elaborate their various ia : | " : dairy farm and we all loved to bg secretions. Water is also used § Tomorrow: 1 « SOUND | ‘Argentine Plant Bombed eat.’ patie is nearly won. for the absorption of digested | deadly and pire sean i) Be Be wants 3 182) eer STEREOPHONIC : ' : een | ft nebo. ~~ ch ~areelnatienineeiand teeters bande = boriaad —— BUENOS AIRES (#-—-A two-hour “Do you drink whole milk,| of water every twenty-four hours strike by metal workers protesting low wages was punctuated today by a bombing at a metal working a ae EE 4 * * ‘FLUIDS—A MUST: foods: You need about two quarts killer of mind and ant “I’m going to put you on a high-| a rid protein diet,’ I told Sam, ‘‘for| Sam’ I asked, remembering his) for your body requirements. everal reasons: (1) Foods with ajay farm chilchood. | Dr. Jean Mayer, of the Depart-/ Marriage ee Nn fe “Sure,"' he said. ‘Always have. rs FIRST. high protein content have propor- plant. tionately the lowest calor ie sans I drink at least three glasses ajment of Nutrition, Harvard ches Applications | aaa aia of alk foods. (2) A high-protein diet |44Y. That's the right amount forjof Public Health, says: “Combat: | THE HOWING During 1958, Canada produced supplies you with the strength and|@ adult, isn’t it?’ {ing overweight by diet alone is) Fone Re Beet eE ee : in the City of Pontiac! . i = “Tt certainly isn't for Sa ‘ al FEATURE 7:15 and 9:30 more than 70 per cent of the energy you need. (3) Such a diet! 1 y 't you, Sam.’ like fighting with one hand behind! gene w Miller. $82 Overlook f FORBIDDEN ‘nickel output of the free world. allows you ‘to cut down on cal-! Said. “One cupful of whole milk ee Sharon L. Collier, 183 Danforth : Yields 9.5 grams of fat. That's why| Your back. Exercise is the other, ee - me ores he EF ‘ . Charles . _ for any adult, I recommend skim|fist that enables us to deal the) {nec "pongidcon’ sot ones tae i | Protein furnishes specific dynam- |‘! . NOW! - T 00 & 9 :20 soun werner (ac ie action for your body. in addi- milk—either fresh or reconstituted | knockout blow. ; Thomas E. Johnson. 293 8 - Boulevard PARKING tion to giving you all the necessary from the powdered variety avail- | EXERCISE HELPS Rosa R. A. Watkins. 2 Beaudette fat able in all food markets.’ COMING SOON “SHAGGY DOG” “ALIAS JESSE JAMES” } ter ic ne ‘ wi 1 ‘material for »xeplacing your Moderate exercise promotes naar “weny nota i with muscle tissue * * * j . : | “O.K.,"" said Sam. *'Skim milk | Mental alertness, prov ides an out- Howard ©. Fitts, Wellesley Hills, Mass Specific dynamic action gives lox twe—even though is. whar ee! jlet for the frustrations of com-) Suzanne Shanklin, Birmingham you pep and endurance by fore- an ea ipetition and créates a feeling of jonn vp worley Orchard Lak used to feed the hogs back home, | ; Su erry sake ing your body te wee its energy ‘But come to think of it, those hogs well-being. When you feel like ‘Sue = Roseberry, Franklin materials, It takes a steak and ‘did real ‘well on 112” ©"! plowing up. exercise provides you) Dale B au Clawson | Rot a cream puff to make a win- | < another es for a balanced With an outlet that reduces ten-) “dey M- Paull. Troy ning fighter. | Anotner reason for a =e ion Red L. Firney Jr.. Lake Orion s Wanda M. Stone, Lake Orion Were you a college football hero? sien Gk =a, Ls aron Tmin am Then you need more exercise to| Edna J. Lindsey. Birmingham y/keep your. body fit than the BOOK |' ssmse A. Pitapetricn. 49.8. Recsawal 'worm: does. You have built up big) Flora C. Block, 740 Robinwood | muscles, and if you suddenly cut stewart c. Terrey, Roches | down on your exercise, fat will ip- Cleo E. Shanahan, 1523 Washington | ‘filtrate all those masses of muscle. Harley O. white Birmingham | One British physiologist tells us,| 4!t® ©. Ehlert. Birmingham | cour : ee . r7o| Larry L. Morrison, Utica I While it may be better to have Carole J. Zitimerman. Rochester lloved ahd lost, it certainly isn't ® + We ewes. Sect & . 2 onal | weet, outh yon | better to have exercised and; vera F Avery, South Lyon M-G-M Presents... the adventure- romance of the decade! AUDREY ANTHONY HEPBURN - PERKINS “GREEN MANSIONS” The Forbidden Forests Beyond The Amazon! ev LEE J. COBB SESSUE HAYAKAWA - HENRY SILVA CINEMASCOPE and METROCOLOR lreducing diet,’ I told Sam, “‘is to The specific dynamic action of|prevent constipation. Wi h that in| MA 4-3135 ey fm “The Shaggy Dog” =~ Starts Friday : " stopped.” c L_ Scribner, 3461 Baldwi “SOUTH PACIFIC John WAYNE Dean MARTIN Rickey NELSON * ® * Mary E. Hunt, Lake OUon Walter: BRENNAN Back at the turn of the century, ,rcnipaid N. McLean, Royal Oak 7 people walked or bicycled wher-| Kathryn B. Buell, Birmingham 4 leer they went, unless they could) arthur EF LaRose Jr Troy afford a carriage. Today almost) N¢ncy &. Kitson. 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Williams was hit, . on the foot by a foul in batting practice last night and missed the. game against Cleveland. Elston, Howard will replace teammate Bill Skowron on the AL squad. * * * Lepcio is out at second and Coot Vea] was the victim at first base. The Tigers won, = ° competition the better,” Bell | said. Just the day before, a group in New York had announced that a new major baseball league planned to be in business by 1961, Bell gave out word about the new football league while testify- ing before the Senate Antimonop- oly Subcommittee. He spoke in fa- CBS will televise 66 National i & * AMERICAN LEAGUE sean of legislation that would Feotball League games this 4 * * * ry + * * * + weap, 37 “ se — jexempt some aspects of profes- Men : Or (0 c itcher Meare eS mF lect moriny Bima the aalireseiae, traditional Detroit-Green Bay * o> L ° ansas City 495 a aws. Thanksgiving Day contest, 62 Pierce Takes 4-3 Verdict From Yankees |Detrow $2 «4s. wo |_The committee hears Ford Sunday afternoon and two Satur- [Washington es @ ih a a en bm een, | ~~ games and New lens ESTERDAY's 5 twt| Only skimpy details about the York-Los Angeles Saturday night ; Seton 8. Cleveland 4, second game, night NCW league were revealed by Bell, e | ; Can't Get Ball One Run Big for White SOX ns tide tussle Sept. 26. Chi , ~*~ & &. erase cle Washing: an wight \oay said he planned to meet to- The Boston Red Sox have } Detroit altimore 3, night day with three financial backers. farmed out infielder Herb Plews Boston at Cleveland. 7p m.—-Brewer cnyy| tne meeting would be either in By United Press International _ They came through with one of/Senators, 6-1, and the Detroit Ti-|/for the Indians in their opener but | vs. MeLish (13-3) ‘Philadelphia or Atlantic City, Bell and released hurler Murray Wall York at Chi ; The White Sox, the hitless won-,their most important decisions of gers defeated the Orioles, 8-3, in then homers by Frank Malzone and| i Pee ae 6 Chrisley Hits 4th Homer Baltimore ‘at. Detroit 1:39 p.m —Walker| x «*« * to make room for newcomers Ear! Wilson, a pitcher, and shortstop ders of long ago, still make one the season Tuesday night when/other A‘L. games ;Pete Runnels led the Red Sox to; 3) we. Woven (64s. <2. } Jim Mahoney. run go a long way. 'Billy Pierce's sturdy pitching and ‘their nightcap victory Bill Mo-, as Mossi Gains His 9th Washington at Kansas Cy. 9 pm.—Fiseh, The commissioner, talking to ’ 8 : Al Smith’s two-run eighth-inning, Smith’s homer came in the |nouquette went eight innings | Win ee ve Sew newsmen after the hearings, said 8 pm.—Ford said. TOMORROW'S GAMES boosted the White Sox into a 4-1 lead. An error by shortstop Luis Aparicio helped the Yan- league. He added that Dallas, New ; York and Los Angeles were al- Behind most certain starters. Washington at Kansas City. 9 p.m They've scored fewer runs than homer produced a 43 win over, eighth inning after Nelson Fox ‘for Boston in the second game to’ Boston at Cleveland. 1 p.m Houston, Denver arid ! Minneapolis : 8-Year-Old Captures any other American League team floundering New York Yankees. Aj Simgled for his third hit and (scuare his record at 33. Bell's Baltimore. of Batre ie pas |Surely would have teams in the except Baltimore but they're back crowd of 43,829—largest of the sea- win in the first game was his 10th ETR (U — H Ww in first place by a half-game to- son in Chicago's Comtskey Park ISSAC ‘gin: Juvenile Skate Title against nine losses. helm’s bubble has burst and Jim- NATIONAL 1 LEAGUE Lest Pct. BOSTON (AP) — Eight-year-old 44Y because their ‘pitching and de -saw the White Sox dump the » &¢ «© mie Dykes thinks he knows the san Franci 4 __ Nancy Lou Johnson of Revere, |fnse win the close ones. |World Champions into fifth place. ov ka ae “S aay bg hrce | The Athletics went. past the reason why. Loe Angeles so % 38 A After the first season, Bell a eer is yu erce struc ot vv 5 S | ° — aig —— ee ; over oe a = ae ns * : * Richardson to end the game and Yankees into fourth place only a! The Detroit Tigers rapped the Pitteburgh ° 31 30 Piha | sald, the league plans to expand crown in school figures at the wins in their last seven games = The Cleveland Indians slipped rales his rocerd te 12-11. half game behind the Orioles be- veteran knuckle-baller for six hits St. Louis 4 3 «7 068) te eight teams. Possible candi- American Amateur Roller Skating Championships at Boston Arena . Tuesday. Juvenile boys figures competi-' —and five of the victories were back into second place when they . hind the five-hit pitching of Johnny and as many runs in the first Philadetph ia a bo noes Lee | dates for the added franchises — by one run. What's more they've lost, 8-4, after” beating the Boston The White Sox have beaten the Kucks. The red-hot Athletics vir- three innings last night and YESTERDAY'S RESULTS would be Boston, Buffalo, Louis- compiled a 24-5 mark in one-run |Red Sox, 5-2, the Kansas City A’s Yankees in nine S 16 games this tually clinched the game in the coasted to an 8-3 victory over the pogo el = Races 4 nak ville, Miami, Seattle and San Francisco, fre said. games and are only 14 shy of | stretched their winning streak to: year first inning when Kent Hadley Baltimore Orioles. Chicago 5, Milwaukee 4, night night OL a a ee ane tion was won by Frank Arnett, the A.L. record for one-run a Major League season high of Gary Bell —e 6 Se | } par pitched a six-hitter singled home two runs and Harry ¢ was the seventh sethack for TODAY'S GAMES : ‘ | of = Ohio. victories in a single season. jnine by beating the W Nashington and | Jim Baxes hit his 13th homer |Chiti doubled home two more. Jim the 36-year-old Wilhelm _ since ee an ae oe ne oy Pong s cae a ve } Chicage at Milwaukee, 8 Prior to that date, ‘he (+7) vs. Burdette (13-10) year-old NFL, now the only pro | had posted nine straight victories. Pittsburgh at Los Angeles. 19 p.m. —| football league, and had not re-— “I think the weather has a lot Louis at Cincinnati, 8 p.m.—Jackson ceived any objection. te do with Withelm’s collapse— &t (8-8) "¢ Nuxhall (3-9) if that’s what you would call ———— | Lemon homered and had four of June 15. p.m.—Hiliman| : : | = | Washington’ s five hits. : _ mo = Good Pitching 7 Fi re MORROW'S GAMES j * * * Philadeiphia “at San Francisco, 3:4 p.m er Seg Milwaukee. 8 p.m.- The commissioner would not say _murder when he was pitching it,” Dykes said. “In the spring, | Fitsbursh ot les em pm. who the backers of the proposed there’s always a pretty stiff \league are, but he described them bd = breeze. . . . (as mey with plenty of money. He An ity ames “Wilhelm’s knuckle - ball was 6 . li name Davey O’Brien of Fort fl former Texas Christian star, as the man. who contacted res into that wind. You never knew F’ Boy Fires No-Hitter what way the ball would break. : hasn't uch d| in Ist Start; Kirken fapPony pobigy ah eee Hurls Class D Gem ‘helm's pitches haven’t been doing tricks.” him for the backers. Tick’s Two-Hitter. Fighter of July NEW YORK \®— Harold Gomes : foe Wins Waterford Til B. ag beat tne cocuBlicatton| Detroit has inflicted three of of Providence, R.I., is July's ins ; afte Or | t | clutch hitting and strong pitch- ‘Wilhelm’ ks, including his ‘‘fighter of the month’’ in the Ring , c | in celebration of our 59 th YEAR ing in a baseball game. , Sees wach Prag cca on Jum 15 Magazine monthly ratings an-| Norm Tick handcutted the Wall's Lytell- Colgrove and . Pontiac ‘nounced today. Service crew with a two-hitter to win last night’s Waterford Softball league tilt, 5-2. Lotus Lakers won the other contest, 9-6, icing the vic- . tory with a 7-run total in the first three frames. , Boys Club each had both in post-| Baltimore spotted Wilhelm a Gomes came off the floor four ing Class D wins Tuesday. | quick 2-0 lead when Al Pilarcik ‘times tq win a decision over Paul _ Chuck Kirken fired e no-hitter | walked and Willie Tasby tagged = jo;gensen of Port Arthur, Tex., in ‘while his mates were making Don Mossi for a homer in the hat was billed as a junior light- ‘eight hits count for six runs in, first inning. weight championship bout, and as DON'T miss THESE TREMENDOUS VALUES SPEEDWAY PROVED for TURNPIKE SAFETY PREMIUM | QUALITY _ buy now ff Get the extra safety of * Popyler 14” sizes Firestone EEQO’s | big savings | | | Proved at indianapolis TYREX Original Equipment The tire that comes on ja 60 victory for Lytell. ‘Hoffman of PBC gave up bingles in blanking West ‘field, 12-0. | Winner Bill Gaddes and Jim | Terry hit home runs as Baldwin E.V.B: took a 16-10 Widget win over the Blue Racers. Ron ; Johnsen socked one for the three Bloom- \Baltimore’s hopes. | Wilhelm walked Eddie Yost in the bottom of the first and he scored ahead of Neil Chrisley when | ithe substitute rightfielder lined) his fourth homer of the season. | Chrisley was filling in for the injuréd Harvey Kuenn. Norb| But the Tigers quickly shattered a result was advanced from eighth to fourth in the featherweight rank- ings. The heaveyweight division ‘saw minor shakeups. Henry Cooper of! England was dropped from third to} \fifth because of inactivity, and Son- ny Liston of Philadelphia and Ed-| dig Machen of Redding, Calif., each -advanced a notch to third \tie with three in the last three|walked and singles by Lou Ber-'en horses out of the fourth race. Tick got near-perfect support, but Barney Neeley, the loser was hurt by shoddy support, although |he gave up only four blows. His mates made six errors. Arrows led — all the way, Don Vachon scored the Lakers’ winning tally in the 3rd on a walk, ‘a single, an error and then stole home. Winner Bob Almas (7 hits, — canoe. ~ A Sornpnce, sataly maspetlppecke at oe we area red bowed A single by Gail Harris, a and fourth, respectively. Machen’s 9 strikeouts), needed help from — at the lowest ever offered seiteationely Lyons of Ultra-Stone re ng double by Coot Veal and a base kayo of Reuben Vargas brought |Stan Barker in the 7th. Loser was — prices we have in any tire dueed de Aces (ial) 11-1 avd Kast Side, hit by Yost sent Detroit ahead, | ,)ou+ his new rating. Frank Miceli whose wobbly control ever offered : Reduc adm 95 bidet ae featuring a grand slam by Bob ee chy ; nae ed ce —ae ne es 5 os bead Church, downed Atlas, 12-9 in a pees - Se Gan, > four. P ileup at Northville | In the Little League Compston SAVE AE 85 eat ‘posed of Chrisley on a sharp liner) pETROIT uw — A crowd of 3,693 Builders defeated Elizabeth Lake PER PER TIRE In Class E, Tel-Huron broke a to first. But Al Kaline then saw a pileup that took four of sev- Estates B, 11-1. depending on sire depending on size * ee to down J&R Auto Stores, | beret and Harris produced a Trun/at the Northville Downs harness re By, The Atsocinted. sree For Lowe - 4 jane sent Wilhelm to the showers. track last night. The drivers and . ; est Prices on Other Firestone Tires...See Us Now to * * kk * horses escaped injury. The sulkies cles, Chrlaiey "(#)- | Rg pg | There were plenty of runs in| Jack Fisher came in and walked | ‘were wrecked. Pe Red aon; Benes (i) Marta ‘three “F’’ tilts. The Falcons both Ted Lepcio and Veal to force The pileup left only three still, Mdians oe pee BLACKWALLS ——— NYLONS walloped Willis 22-5, Ron Lewis ‘made his first start a no-hitter Hoeft who saw Harris score on a ner, as B&B socked St. Mike 20-0 with 18 hits, two of them homers by) Harry Lawrence and Wes Harden, ‘and Auburn Heights Boys Club! ‘trounced PBC, 12-1. Dennis Acker games, * * * _ A two-run homer in the 6th by in a run. He gave way to Billy’ passed ball and Lepcio cross the, ‘plate on a sacrifice fly by Yost. | | Hoeft, who left the Tigers on ‘May 2 — the same day Bill Nor-| man was fired as manager — son--3| line you observe this ‘racing. Maggie Belle was the win-| paying $12.20. $6: and $4.60. T. Taylor (3), Cubs; Preese "10. Phils; Kirkland (17), Cepeda (2), Giants; Dan- lfels (1), Pirates’: Moon (8), Dodgers. Finsterwald’s Golf. Tip: shine, you know the grain will carry the ball ’ Be: off line to the right. This is why top players. study mriey. a putt from the Side as well as from in back of the ball. Pius tox ond recpnobi ‘had a homer and two singles for|worked four and two-thirds in-| d G ° . P 7 S15 Tbe Te i rerwd increases omer] StUAY Grain in Putting ALL SIZES Blackwall . .,| He was charged with Detroit's ow eeces ALL SIZES Voorheis Hurls 1-Hif final ‘run in the’ seventh on| By DOW FINSTERWALD avail if you fail to reckon with Your oat els Oot tow iene ad Harris” fourth single of the game, _, PGA Champlen ithe grain. Firestone whitewalle offer you the extra ’ a single by Lepcio and an infield; As Ben Hogan pointed out, read- ssbty sad derakiity t [ lump out. It was Mossi’s 9th win. —_| ing the green is like understanding Pri, the ‘aaaie Go va gp BALTIMORE DETROIT the fine type in a contract. hha Firestone Rubber-X. A single in the 2nd inning spoiled|cersquet se'%'1'1'0 Yost 3» “p'in'4|_ A golfer can lose strokes by not a no-hitter for Roger Voorhies as|Puerck rf 2100 Mazwell & 400 ¢/making @ Close study of the greens ' Noc “4 pitched Harrison's Grill to a Woodking It 2 90 Kaline ef 2} 1 quand that pees: _. professional o Cash Needed—Your Trade-in Tires Make the j , city softball’ victory over|Dieo ip 3900 Harrie ib $34 y;money on the circuit. ires Make the Down Payment Wright’s Upholstery last night, Priandos . i 8 i ap It you see a “shine” between has tte s * Gardner 20 30109 Vou 3011) the ball and the cup you know et 7 Eee Cup’ Bither 'p ° ; the grain. of the grass is with Hi ve In 1.8 ans r + hooey 4060 : | you and the putt will be faster. Bowl . 6000 downed Autos of Europe 8-2 in a ; we ‘itregsh wee? If upon sizing-up the green from full slate of National League Kuhn Auto Service 149 West Huron Street FE 2-1215° ‘| aumber of Red Wings signed for ‘this season to 11. : a : jin his own organization’s tourna-| : |ment 4lst annual P.G.A. cham-| * * *. May’s time was 14.2 and Nor- | 48: | t* * * ‘ E8% ‘tude for giving him the chance to! f+ | become famous in golf. . 4% | appeal to lend the magic of his ** ‘a matter of business,” . jone P.G.A. official. : |he told us he deesn’t play from : joff a debt of gratitude? Brake Relining {, : | : Five More Players Ouidend: -Connty eit be eammed two berths in Saturday’s Babe +. » | Cawley Second in Two Events in Sweden Meet From Our Wire Services Farmington High School track sensation Warren Cawley fin- ished 2nd in two. events while competing with touring U.S. ath- letes at Stockholm, Sweden yes- terday, ‘Ben Is Missing From PGA Field at Minneapolis Officials Unhappy That Little Veteran Is Not .@ * in Pro’s Tourney . ‘Running against Swedes and ; | Italians, he was runnerup be- MINNEAPOLIS (UPI) — Fellow; hind teammate Willie May of |pros were throwing rocks at Ben | Indiana in the 110-meter hurdles Hogan again today. | and followed sprint star Ray | They feel he should be playing Norton of San Jose State across | the wire in the 200-meter dash. | pionship starting here Thursday. ton had 21.2, Norton also won the 100-meter dash to pace the Yanks to eight | firsts in 12 events before 7,500 in the 1912 Olympic Stadium. | They argue, loudly,’ that he. owes the P.G.A. a debt of grati-| * ok a And they are extremely bitter Meeting at St. Mikes that he turned down a personal An important meeting of the | | St. Michael High School Athletic. name to help rebuild the pres- | Association will be held in the | tige of a tournament which for several years has been es Parish Hall tonight at 8:00 pm. The Birmingham Pioneer team gained one slot yesterday by com- ing from behind to down the North- west Detroit Internationals 3-1 at Big Innings Decided Baseball Victors Big innings decided the games in Pontiac's two men’s leagues yesterday. The Knights of Columbus broke a 1-1 tie with nine in the 3rd and then coasted to an 11-2 battering of the Pirates in Class A. Trailing 5-0, Griff's Grill counter- ‘ed seven times in the 2nd and went ion whip Talbott Lumber, 9-6. The Knights, who had four dif- iferent players with two hits, put itogether seven singles in their big iframe to give Jim Wagner an easy win, - Bob Garrett hurled two-hit ball after a rocky.ist in the Class B contest Jerry Hill belted a three- irun homer to feature the Griif's| uprising KB. of ©. ceeeis san 109 100—11 11 6) Pirates .....c:eeees .101 000— 2 A ha Wagner. and Kind, Burkhart \Idredge, York and Busch Estes. eee | Alldredge. |Griff's ae eee se . O71 pd MG Talbott oa case sens 500 000 1—6 77 Garrett and Hills, Dennis Holler and Funck. Loser—Pickett. Birmingham Ruth Victor Lares district semifinals at Bir-|e Pteket t, | on the financial ropes. “We asked him to play here as| commented | “Sure, we. need his name at the gate. But ‘BRAKES ithe U.S. Open until January and | bended linings; clean and a adjust all 4 wheels soe | including labor and | also that he was head restyiing boner, aneet cxocteg eytindens clean, ree material y jhis ‘clubs. | spect, front wheel bearings; adjust * * * | = grease seals: clean entire assembly; $ 95° = a h “How busy can you be,” hel] free's0e “nile taspection: wotate tives ti ° Piymout \asked heatedly. ‘‘Too busy to pay | @estred. Too busy, | \when you’re in the business of ‘selling clubs to golf pros only, to’! come here for the ~ profession’s | ‘own tournament?” - Other cars $16.95 except 77 W. Huron Hogan in 1948 scored a rare | double accomplished only once THESE 15 FAMOUS SERVICES: ve all 4 wheels; install ara tur ac RELINED All 4 Wheels complete, bell * _* An outstanding pitching and _bat- ting performance by Walled Lake’s Dennis Sikila went down the drain up six hits, struck out 10 and| walked two while getting a mae and double himself. * * * Southfield came from behind) with four in the 7th to force the’ Northwest Nationals into overtime | but then bowed 8-6 in nine. Barry} Marion was the loser. j i | i | Epskamp Joins WMU MONROE, Mich. (UPI)—Robert \Epskamp, track coach at Monroe | ‘High School, has joined the ath- ‘letic department at Western Mich- igan University. NEW YORK _| Hubbell, Hall of Fame pitching] five 1-0 (UP. = Carl\ace of the Ne DEAR ans oH “Drive all over—then see me, We'll save you dough and guarantee, a car you'll like at a price you'll pay . . $0, come on in and deal today!” THIS WEEK‘S ‘59. Plymouth Sedan SPECIAL > Only 13452 Down, 6152 Mo, “If We See You, We'll Sell You!’’ JACK COLE PLYMoutH 1000 W. Maple Rd. - Walled Lake DODGE - CHRYSLER MArket 4-4511 Nash, Studebaker, Hudson. ~ MARKET TIRE CO. | FE 8-0424 | before in history, by Gene Sara- |. zen in 1922, when he won the | U.S. Open and the P.GA. “IT can understand him wanting | |and trying-for a record fifth in) | the: Open,” say Wally Mund,| |former P.G.A.' vice president. “But if he can play in the Masters | ‘and the Colonial, I can’t under-| istand why he passes up the 'P.G.A. We were hoping that he ‘would come here. We need him.”’ | * * * The P.G.A. field is the largest | in. any major golf tournament. The first threesome will start at) HYBROOK RIDING STABLE 70 Acres of Rolling Hills AT 1316 W. BROCKER ROAD OFF M-24 IN HUNT CLUB AREA Reservations now being taken OS 8-2495 OPEN! | '7:30 a.m. tomorrow and the last isn't scheduled to leave the first | itee until 2:51 p.m. | * * * | “Maybe we'll be lucky and get! everybody through,’ said Cary Middiecoff, the two-time National Open champion whose name has ‘become synonymous with slow iPlay. in Red Wing Fold DETROIT (UPI) — The Detroit Red Wings have signed five more | players to contracts: for. their 1959- | 60 National Hockey League season, | lit ‘was announced today by ners manager — Aone: * 1 Signed were seine Forbes Ken- nedy. and rookies Gary Alcorn, John McKenzie, Lloyd Haddon and \Murray Oliver. This brings the Is What Smart and experienced what in motoring. In the first six months of this year more people joined the Automobile in any six months in paid their dues in the Club than in any other previous six months. More people insured their cars with this Exchange any similar period. The Club ia the largest world. This Insurance Exchange insures far, far more motorists in Michigan than any other organiza- tion. Why? It pays to belong. ® Proved security and service-that’s what's what! Detroit Automobile : Inter-Insurance Exchange at Autemebile Cinh of Michigan VISIT OR PHONE YOUR NEAREST OFFICE A. L. BOGUE—Myr. 16 Williaens Stn FE 5~4151 8. th hlbe* ERE JS See Ist page of local phone books for sftiees fn state etties. PA motorists know what is Club of Michigan than 43° years. More people here at the Club than in Automobile Club in the ; \ 3 i ey ; i : 4 4 \ 1 4 i on ee P SS a ee ee ae ee pee = * “IMPORTED known by the company | SEAGRAD-DISTILLERS COMPANY, NEW YORK CITY + 86.0 PROOF, CaNADION WRISKY | # BLEND...OF RARE SELECTED WAISKIES ‘ an Years OLD © ( \ | The first major price EVEN GREATER SAVINGS ON LARGER SIZES GOODFYEAR | MORE PEOPLE RIDE ON GOODYEAR TIRES THAN ON ANY — KIND! reduction in 12 years! 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GUY MOATS . : a nil g Trail 150%-100% more POWER? By The Press Outdoors Editor Rare honor has come to a Pontiac area junior rifle- Outdoor Editor, Pontiac Press Hn ; t ; wee ee . Following his second consecutive state junior .30 t 5 | ~ caliber rifle championship during the recent matches j =. nevis : . et held on the Grayling range of the Michigan National — 4 t Sy Eerie Sk, ee ger 1 Sh f Titl Area Water Skiers Guard, James (Jim) Bennett, us. Lag ters made rag ee om | 0 un | e i i i recipient of the handsome Harold D. Me on trophy. : t i} g in Midwest Regional - . |Jim received the big trophy from McMahon himself, i © t AN G . i} Two of the Pontiac area's top|and will have possession for the ensuing year. Test Ay 8.9 water-skiers were among top place-| hmba ; ° 1. ! | . ments in the recent Minnesota Mid- |’ x * * 1 ‘precisioneered” high-compression | | - i Poul P west Regional tournament. omens ee hogs ORT Bt hee Speen in* * * 0 * 3 . _ engine Chevrolet: cars, buses and trucks., | Pontiac's au ace Paul Boel, who lives in Detroit, | © presemsasion (0 vin, son “. . sdeg ate Mercory, pai Se eer | | Defending Cham ion in but does his water-ski activities at nett, took place at the gathering marking McMahon's retire- ae rf nd small- hood, you have all thé power g ‘ P ; Cass Lake club, was the winner of ment. McMahon had been active in National Rifle Assn. since er Oe ae ons with a you aced ...mever have to pash Shoot at Davison the veteran's jumping event. 1913, and for 20 years was an Mustang High-Compression Ea. your car to the limit, saves on Ken Obert, also a member- of instructor for juniors. Jim gine. Increased bore and stroke, engine wear for thousands of Michigan’s best all-round shot- the Cass Lake club, was runnerup learned his rifle handling as a ripen pare? extra miles. Mustang engines gun shooter will be decided Aug. in the trick riding event and placed a student of Mac, and became ad many oats Soke custom cacty 8 newer eerenure-— 3 and 9, at Davison, The occasion third in jumping. an apprentice ins tr uc tor Gasubes give you 30% so 100% <8* De fanalled ie & few hours. is the fifth annual Michigan shot- Both will take part in the Michi- through bis teaching. Mac’s aa foc pone —= Wage on Have tomorrow's engine today ‘gun championship invitational tour- ‘gan Water Ski Championships at & oer | les aang ie aes for more driving pleasure and g ment s nace by the Williams Ann Arbor, along with a number pupils provided the funds for Or Wish « Meseng High-Com. efficiency. Stop in, ask about the lee Sight Co. : ol aca lacs inchiding Alice Shot- purchase of the trophy. qeomsion Engine’ under, your Mustang SS. hie | This is the most outstanding of ‘well and her brother Jerry Brace. _ Bennett left the day the state shoots, attracting upland Jerry, seriously injured-two years after receiving his trophy, igame hunters, skeet and trap shoot- ago in a skiing accident, has re- te join the U.S Marines P0 ‘ers from all over the Midwest. covered completely, and is in great for a four-year hitch at . 'To become Se : champion form for the state event, San Diego, Calif. He. fe ; all-round shotgun shooter, it is nec- 2 — 2008 Bucks pS i000) uv. SOE Pent one. ~— : ; 3 ‘ : | ; ow | aGreen today at Belle Isle with Southfield representing this outs. w otis ge er Don! eee eee BEE a aang area. That city has a Little League district meet cur-|TRAINING CAMP NOTES: |Sutherin, for mer. Ohio State back, a-Grounded out for’ Pascual in 7h. + Bill Dellinger holds “Ameren reo ee WESTMINSTER. Md — Concho mahi gongs na poate EERE sano SH a a Sa ts wae ren District Babe Ruth action began yesterday at| ‘Ween Ewan of the Baltimore with the New York Giants in his pitimgemice Printers” 8, Kouctkes) ro oe! 12. DP-Kilebrew, Berton and sali saaecnale _—' veld Colts Tuesday cut two men from | Secon try. Ryesee's Market 13, Olsen's Woorhels| Reere Lome end” heey eet: : Alignment (Reg Birmingham and Walled Lake and will continue the squad via waivers—Ed Keiffer,| The 205-pounder sparkled in the Dyugs 3. "/ ington, ¢, “Kansas” Citya ress | Balance 2 Front Whe through Sunday. The-finals+ halfback from Syracuse, and Giants’ drill Tuesday, making sev- a | Snyder. wee as - tee ae SUMMER Rex $5.00 | Blair Weese, ex-West Vir inia Tech| eral fine catches and doing an im- eg at Yps Hlanti next but he still may land a berth on’ fullback. . pressive job on defense, He played| San gas, Chopped Danay wgan. is: a cereeccer es 2 211 o 4 1 1 Pack Front Wh. _ wee \ the loop All-Star team which will ’ That left the National ‘ootball | football in Canada last year after | Angee, Seacu. Fla —Paul Diag, 157% | eee hog Fok ncaa s tem CLEARANCE! i Adjust Brakes Rag - bey tee: HK ca at Columbus in| — champs with candi- — dropped from the Giants’ (Stina, eutpainted Leon Stewart, 159%4,! merer, Se eres eater Stew- . Hh * Inspect Brake Lining a j ‘4 \ ' dates ua : mae z 6 | be determined tomorrow night = MEN'S gp mepect Drums inspect Wheel ¢ SLACKS | PAY AS LOW AS “ $1.25 A WEEK % ot | 0 OFF my 6 Regular when Sno-Bol ‘ and Stadium Inn tangle: to decide the American League championship. Both were . 12-2 during the season. State play is sét for Allen Park Aug. 27-29. Meanwhile, the Parks and Rec- | reation Department has set up | $20.70 its playoffs on the local level. a | 7 These start Sunday and/ run Colors... } Value through Aug. 5 in classes A and ~ B for AL teams and classes C and D for the National loop. Red--Blue--Tan mt CANUTE ETAL TET Reg. a w 2449 | Reg. $549 w S412] BRAKE |) sorts | RELINE 1)" “Now $37* ESR 2° COODYEAR Class A district and regional play will be held here later in’ August with the finals at St.) Joseph. Class B will be at South- | field, Flift and Coldwater, “‘C”’ at. Mt. Clemens; Pontiac and Che-| boygan and Class D at Howell, Flint and St, Louis, The finals! will be in early September. EXTRA INNINGS | Steve Ryeson of Waterford! writes that he is enjoying his rookie year as-an umpire in the| Alabama - Florida League. He. worked. the’ All-Star game down | there with Minor League president ' George Trautman in the audience | | | 3 Large Savings on - . Famous Freeman and Stetson Shoes! 24 E. LAWRENCE . Waterford Blooperball league | Pontiac Press Photo nearing close with tourney tc. THE GRIP [IMPORTANT — Mrs. Jean Hoxie, _ courtesy of The Pontiac Press and the Board of _ : || FE 2-2369 PONTIAC follow, the tutor of Hamtramck tennis stars, gives in- Education, co-sponsors of the clinic. Nearly 250. ** SHOE DEPARTMENT—2ND FLOOR See | . | SERVICE STORE Chuck Oertel has fallen way off. terested netters some advice about gripping the watched the demonstration and almost 125 young- 2 : 696 W HURON soe at the plate again. Has averaged racket properly. Mrs. Hoxie appeared at the sters took part in some drills on fundamentals | _ oo ss FE. Z x OS. Cass below .200 for the last three weeks! Pontiac Central courts yesterday thypugh: the 3 Se ee ‘lila a 8-4221 PONTIAC ONE MAN TELLS ANOTHER laicuemnan “hloigelost aaa - Summer and Year ‘Round Suits Colored Dress Shirts Sport Shirts | Values to $50.00 we Now *3 87> te 25% fe 25% : off ~- Values to $60.00 | | NOW $438" : | ! 2 : 0 0 — | : Values to $70.00 NOW =5 8” | ares Te | All Pajamas ) Values to $85.00 Now °§6§87 *2.50 Neckwear O : . . 88 Each 25 Yo off . SPORT COATS ts , 3: for $2.50 ss tiated Values to $39.50... 0.0. .cceeeueee ss NOW $29.75 —— Straw H Bermuda Shorts ~~ Values to $50.00.......... cee ee eqs NOW $39.75 — raw Fiats. Plcigs; Stripes and 25% of f . Values to enue Seeeee rete een .s ee. NOW $49.75 | Entire Stock =~ ) V3 of f lains : TROPICAL SLACKS " SPECIAL. GROUP Swim Trunks Regular $12.95 0.0.22... 0c y sees. + NOW $10.75 | Dress and Sport Shirts _ Boxer and Brief # q°) c < Reguler BIG oo osse, ‘NOW $13.75 0 ae pee sys «29% off Reguiar' $1950. 2 <<.) :. sack. 0. OW G78 | [/ - Slishtly Soiled: V2 price eo “Open Friday Night Until 9 P.M. RTHE STYLE CORNER ‘OF PONTIAC micsmmmnennns 7 re y i i . i ge ad FORTY | : i _~__'THE PONTIAC PRESS, WE | | e ge | / pe | a5 Ber se Directions for Gadgets! By PHYLLIS BATTELE ime wellvand use’) creat a prob-|before which meals to take. what,.a Marlin model 55-hunter shotgun NEW YORK. — Everyone these lem, ona as must be iiled 'after What meals to take which, (mysterious because we don’t own : days is a collector. away, There are some pot clegn-'io. to open castor oil without spill-'a | book i . It is not a hobby. It is the curse ers, you know, which don’t want fo . ex Lay " F . - _—_ — - am Whee & of prosperity. “lhe soaked well and a housewife/!™s (turn cap gently, do’ not tip) cover, Fascinating, too. “What we collect are wonderful, can't - expectéd ‘to remember /4d ea TURN BASE GROOVE i Pas modern. ingenious inventions of their idiocyncrasies. - | This particular drawer is se i: read: “Carefully turn | 3 mid-century Americanism: This is) One has to keep tags from, flooded with literature that ff J )oove (x) on end ps Mill aces clothes, of course, because some!) We were not careful we could | : ; | ' ithumb puts (B and D). to bolts ‘should be washed in hot water and bleed to death before layiMg (Cc) Now hook guy wires (RR) ‘some in.cool, some ironed and hands on the “How to unwind ,. Be : ‘some dripped, some bleachable bandage gauze’’ tip sheet, DNESDAY, JULY 29,1959, iia ao jo pies ag i a4 all to the good, as who. would care ’ te be caught flat-footed these days without, the feet having been treat- ed by a handy-dandy $39.95 elec- (Av is But our mind wandered - again. coe tric home pedicure set? +. But the curses of collecting and starchable and others not. Our system is to: mark these in- ]y throughout the apartment, as we ing cabinet Scattered even more haphazard- What it wandered to was our fil- where all these ac- wonderful, modern, ingenious in- struction tags with hints:as to what ‘discovered in a recent annual coutrements dt modern invention — ventions of wiid-oontery Ameri-. they. came with (‘his blue shirt,” search for the rules on how to oil should neatly and -accurately be’ : Os. WER, BOOTS! Guess eanism are the papers that come “her plaid shorts’) and toss them ‘the electric knife-sharpene® are stored away. Trouble is we've | XMAT'S . WCHO? with them. The guarantees, The !n a drawer with the drugs direc- more than a hundred other “how never been able to use the filing! LOU. FLOWERS; ROD... iy directions on how to open, The tionals to” pamphlets collected through cabinet properly. We bought it sec-| AAA... AIL THX BING instructions on how to operate. In this latter line are included the months. One, located under a ond-hand, with no guarantee or in- CARD WN ES) FUR, The reminders en how to care the tips on how-to apply corn pads, mysterious brochure on safety with | structions. SARS SS. “*F ROO) for. The tips on where te order ee ee vomcnnedly GN. ADONRER” parts and refills. BOARDING HOUSE - Our apartment is one sprawling filmg cabmet of folders. tags, cer- tifidates and instruction sheets, We are afraid to throw them away, partly because ye might forget how to change those grids on the - waffle iron between cases of dyspepsia we might forget whether SSS Sao I'LL HATE TO MOVE OUT BE PREPARED BF UC SPGETTING IN SHAPE TONOL HIS WIGWAM! My @ FOR THE worsr, )/ Ann ts eS; 4% FROM YEARS OF HASH A MATOR WANTS Pod -, F cCuc, 4 GOT. THAT BUMP ON TEE HEAD A THAT MY MOLARS BENDY| ME TOVisiT / Or «ti Service, tne, TM Reg. US. Pat. | to‘take a teaspoon or a tablespoon WATEOING ree 7 /| ENERY TIME L TRY A-FARM | and was it before o1 after meals? WATERING THE ~eo BOK SOMETHING TOUGHER // WITH HIM By Carl Grubert But mainly “e hesitate to throw TOMORROW! _,THAN MASHED 4% um D Dee a don te cote a POTATOES! | EVEN Mas. { WHAT ABE ANY MONEY RACES OUT and someday ave'll get around to. % aK NG S AROUND FON? eed muddling them through: Like the’, floor-polisher brochure that begins: “Congratulations. Now that you are the proud possessor of 8 polisher and scrubber, give it regular care. Every three | months, remove the three screws marked ‘A’ on the underside of the base, then turn machine right | side up and remove screw in cen- ter of handle swivel plate, Turn | field lead to rear of handle swiv- | el and...” This is where our mind wan- dered. So we tucked the pamphiet DIXIE DUGAN in the dictionary, our favorite. fil- Art jaa Ws AMUSING — THE ing site for difficult memorabilia, | . USUAL T ~A | ie oi peel COOK MeO SCORER TRANCE TO ese Ne : But it:s been two years now since} iT? 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Soybeans Top Top Area Supervisor | ‘|Should, He Come to U.S.2_ Michigan Bell Moves WASHINGTON i: _ Presi-| F. L. Spooner to High Public Relations Job — dent Eisenhower was urged | The ‘Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey (D \Senators Cross Swords | \Over Invitation for Nik [Khrushchev than would be gained in a’ summit conference, The danger of a summit con Khrushchev is Pigures giver “decimal points are eighths High Low Ling pied Elec. & Equip. Co... * 24 2.6) 1 — oh} lawin 3 Rubber" Ce: wo 2 eB ,|aocble Jet 0 ee Teak. tees ouble the Gt takes "oll & Chem Co. ve ‘te Kinchdine AP ise ea Howell Electric Motor Co. * 10.4 114! iC. Kincheloe r., Ww red Peningulgt Met, Prod. Co. 113 113 113 by the renaming of Kinross Air Rudy Dufacturing Co... : 6 12 |Force Base. nwa, : 16.2) O sale: bid and asked. | The U.S. Air Force announced by the new name of the baseonear Sault Ste. Marie will be- _ One ee thing about having a son in college who’s poor in come effective Sept. 18. athletics — he has no choice but! Capt. Kincheloe, 30, was killed to concentrate on an education | July 26, 1958, when he bailed: out .. » The sweetest music to a of a crippled F104 fighter plane woman's ear ‘is having another‘during a test flight near Rosa- woman play second fiddle. —Ear! mond, Calif. He is buried in Arling- Wilson. ‘ton National Cemetery. Like Mahatmé Gandhi He's Still on Hunger Strike : ANN ARBOR ® — Hunger-strik- | |feetings and without use except to! ing Neal D, Hills, 23, entered upon | ide money.” the sixth day today of his fast pro-| Today Circuit Judge James R. testing Michigan divorce laws. (Breakey Jr. was to decide in In the Washtenaw County Jail,| which institution Hills is to be in- Hills expressed hope that “‘all turns f out for the best.’ But he also said “I don’t care” about the conse- | - quences of not eating. Since last Friday, Hills has taken only an occasional glass of water. He is under a six-month contempt sentence for refusing to- catch up on $1,007. in back sup- port for his family, The money. is owed his estranged wife, Donna Jean, 22, of Livonia, and their two — Virginia, 5, and Debra, 3. ro le to at he got ing of Mahatma Gandhi. He de- nounced cept him. Prison officials said | they do not accept men with sen- . tences of less than = year. Judge ‘Breakey sentenced Hills, when he refused to pay $500 of the, back support and thé femainder, in installments. : Hills and Donna Jean ‘broke up i's divorce laws ¢ weekly a8 a waitress. because he said they treat 4 man/|He said he objected to her working “Rs an economic machine without and they, quarreled, - hibition director, asked that the! exhibitors. There have asphalt flooring be started in the Golden Dome Center Building as rapidly as possible and then in the fan-shaped glass pavillion — 80,000 square feet at what he es- timated was 27 cents per square foot. ; The dust was so bad the In- ternational Business Machines, owners of the delicate Ramac_ machine in. the dome building, were understood to be consider. - ing removing their popular “‘Ra- mac” electronic brain for fear it would receive permanent da_.- age. This-is the machine that an- swers thousands of questions in Russian at the push of a button and one which the Soviets said il only. gave wrong figures on S. unemployment but made wise- cacke about it. It was under dust covers yesterday. The Soviet press has criticized most aspects of the.exhibition as either misleading or a propaganda exaggeration, Today Moscow Ra- dio reported that Russian televis- ion sets are as good as the Amer- fean ones on exhibit and better looking. — e F o® “By its appearance our TV set appears to be better than the sim- ilar American sets.” a commen- tator said. “We ronsider that TV sets have a good finish. for peo- ple buy sets for a lone time for at least several years — and TV sets must not spoil the ap- pearance of their room but should be an object of decoration. “Therefore, the excessive econ- omy used on the finish of Ameri- can sets is not justifiable. The Rusian ‘models’ technical level is been | | % senesciy 35 Sew Wit, tyes 66 ye no eau American sets.” — has been jammed, / f * f j y : | tet i LONG LINE TO SEE AMERICAN HOME. _ Muscovites stand in line to see the model home at the American Exhibiti Russian capital yesterday: The exhibit was opened ificulties in getting started, AP Wirephote « in the y Fri- Nixon. — then the exhibition WASHINGTON « — Sen. Philip, \A. Hart (D-Mich) said. Tuesday he may disqualify himself from) voting on antitrust leyislation re- lating to professional tearn sports| berause of present and past inter- ests in the field. Hart resigned from the board of directors of the Detroit Lions pro football club when he entered the Senate this year. He said he. re. tains a small financial interest in the club. The. Senator’s wife is a daugh- special projects. | Hayes joined GM as a lecturer |with the GM Pa- rade of Progress ifollowing his ‘graduation from |Wayne State Uhi- versity in 1939. HAYES After four years’ service with the Navy, he was named unit manager with the GM Previews of Prog- ress science show in December, 1945. Two years later he was promoted ter-of the late Walter 0. Briges, who was owner of the Detroit Tigers. Wart said his wife sow | holds no interest in the baseball} eluh. The Michigan Democrat saf® he was on the Lions board tor 19 years and held the same position with the Tigers for five or six years. Hart is a member of a Senate antitrust and monupoly syhcom- antitrust laws to professional team Postpone Exam on Homicide Charge OXFORD TOWNAEEE — The examination of Charles L. Lake, 30, (of , North Branch, on a charge | of negligent homicide in the os death of Mrs. , 48, of Orion od ot has been postponed to Aug: 4. The examination will be held | before Oxford Township Justice Fred Stevens. Meanwhile he ts ne + *, Gut of jail on $1,000 bond. ‘to assistant regional public rela-| itfons manager in the San Frau mittee now considering bills defin-) . ing the applicability of the). “when - reaches, his desk next, jweek pind tad dh dh da ” C.. : ciseo office, and became manager of the GM public relations office! in Los Angeles when it was opened in 1952 Loan Firms Protest Interest Rate Hike LANSING & — A group of Mich.) igan loan companies is protesting that a small loan bill passed by) the Legislature last week ‘is spon-| sored by big national firms who | are trying to squeeze out, the | calfed independents. Several of the independents have! written Gov. Williams urging a veto of the measure which would. ‘double loan rates in the $300 to $500' bracket. Charges on borrowings un-. ‘der $50 would be reduced. The \present loan, ceiling of $500 would’ be raised to $1,500. i ‘The independents contend they’ |will not be able to compete with | ithe large national companies under $1,500 loan ceiling. Williams has promised to take. \“a long, hard look" at the bill, . Best Carpet Cleaners. Owned and operated by Jim Bradford, A number of years experience with One of Pontiac's cleaners. Quality cleaning of car- peting, rugs and furniture Free estimates at your convenience. Call Jim, FE 2- —Adv, Rummage, St whevnihs Thrift re Every Thurs. 674 Sunset, Orion —Adv. bl i i i i i i i Conference ROOM An Added Facility at the SAVOY MOTEL RESERVE IT TODAY FOR YOUR SALES . MEETING Phone FE 5-9224 120 S. Telegraph Rd. ingle ....... $7.00 Double ...... ...$9.00 TORS i es cis $11.00 Kitchenettes .. $12.00 www FREE TV largest carpet , ‘ 4 ‘ 3 o rence with that : 'Minn.), today to open the way. for’ = might feel we had to produce” | a Appointment of F. L. Spooner, informal talks here with Soviet'something from it,” Humphrey’ ES The following are top prices Trust and sincerity have re-) former commercial superintendent Premier Nikita Khrushchev. as a said. “Generally, where Khrush- x oC qd covering sales of locally grown IX alt QT placed metropolitan rule over) { Michigan Bell Telephone Com- substitute for a summit meeting.’ chev is concerned, if you produce’ = rod brough the F g neart nd . * * ‘something if means hav | ‘procuce brought to the Farmer jurban communities among nearby pany’s Pontiac district, to the post * ss = cal Market by growers and sold by | counties, ! ef public relations assistant vice » But Sen. Styles Bridges (R - made some concession. ie NEW YORK W — Oil shares ran ‘hem in wholesale package lots. ~CH1CAGO uM — Soybean futures’ Delos Hamlin, chairman of the] _ president was announced . today N.Y.), said he would oppose any t think — gern d sharply again today as the QUelatiuns are furnished by the firmed up today in early dealings Oakland County Board of Super- by W. C. Patterson, vice president- Visit-of Khrushchev to: this coun-| greatest opportunity to contribute hea py as De P : Tice President Rich- to world peace during the remain- tock market edged higher in live- troit Bureau of Markets, as of ;on the Board of Trade but the visors cited this fact in a panel} public relations. ‘try, even if Vice President Rich- pe 4 . Tuesday. . 9 : . ard M. Nixon should recommend der of his term lies in bis personal ly early trading. | grains generally were steady with discussion befere 2.000 delegates, Spooner, who has been assistant Leading oils tacked fractions | |weak spots scattered through the to the National Assn. of County) te wice in sid es 1958. began: Nixon indicated after his talks relajons with and personal visits | ce president since 1958, began) rit) the Soviet premier in Mos-|With other heads of government.” to around two pwints onto yester-, Detroit Produ ce List. | Officials annual conclave in De-| his career with Michigan Bell as belies Of ‘man sical ‘ ak rs : * 'troit yesterday. | kj 924 af tendi ring . day’s brisk advances. Pivotal is-| x« * | a clerk in 1924 after attending . sues in other groups generally fol-) FRUITS | Soybeans moved ahead as much Said Hamlin, chairman of the! Wayne State University. He left om . lowed with smaller gai. Losers |Appies, Rea md, =" eeenteroverons03 9 as major fractions within the first/Detroit Area Intercounty rent F. L, SPOONER ~¢ Michigan Bell to enter the sales) The tw * senators’ nflicting eS Vd ns . | 0 co sprivkled the list. Apples, Transparent, bu. 3.25\seveal minutes but dealers said| tee: "| field in 1932 and rejoined the com- Most steels, motors, rubbers, Cherries “sous” 16 aia — <. ¢00/it appeared to be mainly specu-) «we pave abandoned our feel. pany in 1937. interviews ~~ Sar alr - |Cherries, sweet, 16 qts ..... -. 575) chemicals, rails and aircrafts ad- Cherries, ewes, 16 ote ge ¢ 3s, ative short covering rather een ings of mistrust and have de- Baby Drowns in Bath He was district commercial su- la variety of opinions about the. vanced. Some drugs eased. ee bee en Ped ose particular nee | veloped a sincere feeling of eo- | DETROIT ™— One-year- old| perintendent here from 1948 to wisdom of extending an invitation | Watermelidn, bu. .. 3.50 ee ; operation between Oakland, |. 1950. He transferred to the Public ‘for the Soviet head of state to! New York Stocks i | In the grain pits transactions! h. Susan Williams drowned Tuesday | . . Wayne, Macomb, Monroe, Was Relations Department in 1951 as (come to this country. A + V VEGETABLES again were very slow. Mill demand! «naw and St. Clair counties /night in_the bathtub of her sub-; a public relations kasistant. and meéericans a ienna ‘Late Mornine Quotations: | Beans green. flat, bu. $2 3 for wheat appeared to have dried| a - urban Lincoln Park home, Police; “Lae exeeutice ceabeieni j ~*~ * * Youth Meetin Rebel ures after decima] point are eightas seat wee Shae on s oo up again. Hamlin said his unique, commit-! gaid the child’ s mother told them . . | Humphrey, a member of the - 9 . _— 915 Keisey Had .. 49.1, 20823. Roman, bu “ pel AK _tee is solving urban problems with- she left the child, sitting in seven Senate Foreign Relations Commit- gt Red Demoination Air Redue 4 Kennecott ee eels topped bu ~—_ rs After about an hour wheat was OUt resorting to metropolitan gov- inches of water, for a moment -Spooner, who lives in Clarkston. tee, talked eight hours with Allied Ct 127.4 Kresge. SS B No 1, doz. ochs ........ go . ; : a t : . e 2 t Altes “girs ., 60.2 Kroger Sr bei xo dos, ochs suse: = 230 % cent a bushel lower to % higher, ernment. when another of her seven children is past treasurer of the Oakland Khrushchey in Moscow last’ De-| VIENNA (UPI)—Americans at: Allis Chal .... 31.7. LOW Glass i? 2 Cabbage, 2 ee 1 3 “This area of Michigan has been began to cry, County YMCA, and a past member cember. He said he believes more lum Ltd 36.4 Lib MeN&L 11.7 Gonpeke: Cony bi 9 Sept. $1.90; corn % lower to “s 5 5 > tending the World Youth Festival hice ctl pica My el Cabbage. cui, ba ts: - 175 higher, September $1.18%s; oats 4s confronted with many problems,” —_————_—_—_— ‘of the Oakland County ee “ ee geoniest he made toward conmilained today (hai is Com Am wAirts 294 Lockh Aire 286\Coutese Spreuts. b ‘1s ’ J , a nicillin was discov- ning Commission and the Clarks- stabilizing wo: ace in informal Aman. “444 pete Le Carrots, OU) es eces eevee ceees 725 lower to % higher. September new he said. “No wi coat owe ered. in lanon in 1929. ton Board « of Education tatke i ateeen sia ea and Munist organizers have refused to an Cran notes ‘Lone S Gas 418 ares. ides, bebe. os : 5 type contract 67%; rye % to 1, ment can solve them a " ‘let them display pictures sh g Am Met Cl. 28.4 Lorillard. M41/Cle yy Gos. sths. 30 cent higher, September $1.30; soy-|. ee |how Negroes live in the United Am Motors = 464 rack Tek. 47.2 COMM, Sweet 5 doz. ....-...0.000... 125 beans 7% to 1% higher, Septem-| “The role & county government | States. Am Ngee ep Martin Co vero ra > ; 8.00) b, 2.198 iis hanging, and it must keep on| Am Smelt .. May D Btr 0.3 Cucumbers, OEle, Bi. cle. -ssecs 00 ber 8. sc : Dick Bell k f Am Tel & Tei. soe May D8 3¢.3.Cucumbers, slicers. Fancy, bu... 2.18) h t larger needs| ic . spokesman for a da 64 Dill, doz. behs. ... wcicws, 1200 . . |changing to meet larger | : : E tate. Wa 19.1 Mers Ch -s ya (eS px. <3 3 Grain Prices [neat cooperation between units! caw colt, ot nein mec “* Mpls Hor } , rece t ve 31 snes gees acces 4.80 |of governmen Heel a as Ce es Feta ore bee Tost 3s CAGO GRAIN . |and photographs with them, said S Ayco coe ce Monsan Ch 35.4/ Okra, pk 5 _gieaco. aly 29 (AP; — Opening§ The Oakland County supervis- | the Reds would let them show only Balt bd Mont Ward 49.7,Onions, green, Aen he delegates from coun- Beth steel 57.2 r Ors se it er 300. Wheat May 118:,| or told the £ |a few abstract paintings. Boring. Al pop saat Wheel 3) eis art. vena Stokiennoelacs™ “ Sep ine aott inew = type, ties all over the country that ompe 1 10 l Bell said the other pictures, t r 4 > 12 Siecaiietn Wiateieree eis s- 1:35 | Bordon ae Maser Br 04 eas, *No dbus cello 428 May i Dec pd ae! services required ve = a \including numerous photographs Borg Warn . *)9 Murray Cp 30.4 Peppers. Cayenne. pk. secceees 2 > county cross jurisdictional lines | ‘of Ne iis w j ded Briggs Mig 111 Nay Bisc 527|Peppers, hot, bu. mn .... 3.09 Jly 181% — Rye ‘ gro iife, were exclu on - 1 Balk 101.4 5 6 8 — 4S Corn Sep 1.28 ure, He mentioned, as an ex- “ Budd Co 284 NAL Dairvd Saa! Rotntoes "New ae Ib. bag E m= i“ Mar ae ry water and sewer require. America has an advantage in/uals, we are concerned with their employe who in his spare time) ‘the plea of “lack of space.” urroughs Je N Ds 6 s . . ’ J ’ L ' > i Cai “Pack = oe Nar Lena 19 ‘Radiahes, zane och 1.60 Mar - May 32s ments. competition with Russia «because dignity as avid hans _ sane Go et See Ror allgs sgh eoaae ah Le entra 2 ’ m La ——— . A Ss Ww » wir, § . | ; ey : 203 No. Ae Peli 63 paleo Buttercup, re bu. “Several years ago,’’ said Ham- our system has given the ae Gordon contrasted this approach” He pointed out that the Crafts-; a¢ an exposition hall in down- Cdn aa “5 an Nor Pac _—s_- 553. 5 Squash. Delicious, ty bu. 200 © Gerald uy Diieei jlin, “we realized that area-wide ual ‘‘far greater opportunity to ex- ‘with the Russian system, which he|Man’s Guild competition itself, town Vienna, made available by alatpn Cp “ia 2S, ms Ae ama oe site a tee | cooperation was a necessity to press his individuality than ever| ‘said “cannot consider a man as an. demonstrates GM’s recognition of young Austrian anti-Communists. Case JL as Owens rie 22 Tomatoes. hothouse. ‘bibs. fon 18 ‘get things done. This type of an before in history,” President John’ individual.” jthe value of individuality. Rules of | West oleted . ver Trac = Owens 31 100 Tomatoes mal I Motors said) estern sources specula’ tos Ches & Oh 10.7 ac G & E) 635 Turnips, topped. vu 1 50 Bui k PR pj { |organization may not be practical F. Gordon of Genera ‘the competition, he noted, permit ee as Pan aw Air 217 Turnips. topped bu. .. 2.50 uIC rec OF for everyone, but it does illustrate Tuesday night. | “The very premises be comm \wide variations in design and were 44 that this youth festival, the Colg Palm 42.6 gall Pict 467 GREENS how cooperation can be accom- ‘Mere numbers have less and ‘nism require that individuality ‘expressly drawn to encourage in- first-ever held west of the Iron Colu a Gas ae Parke Da 47.4 Canpage. No. 1, dU. ....... g:s0 “FLINT — Gerald H. Rideout to- plished.”’ less importance,’ Gordon told 300 the sense of being free to develop | aividuality and put a premium o: n Curtain, also will be the last held =, pol ap 30.4 penney. JC mae Collard. | Me. OM oe ceecnne: Ae day was named director of public The three-day conference ends guests at the-Scholarship Awards'@$ one wishes and express opin- |; fependent, original thinking.” outside Communist territory. Consunter Pw * Pepsi Cola 31.8 \sustard, Ne. i. bu... ....--. 125 relations for Buick by Edward D.| ~ . > ions as one wishes, be stifled,’ he , , "| Western del Cont Bak ..... 1 ¢, 39.3, Mustard. Ne. 1, bu. 30 a | Banquet of the Fisher Body Crafts- | | Western egations have re- com See & 8 84 Phelps D 90.8 ren be 173 Rollert, general manager of Buick) tod y- man's Guild. Guests at the ban- Said. |belled repeatedly against Com- Cont Mot .°., hs ae aS ao MO 1.75 and vice president of General Mo-' . . “H ‘quet, held at the Fisher Body Gen-| “This is our advantage: Mat + |munist domination, and even dele- Copper Rug re aa rect &, = sstap cavaks ‘tors. +. a Poison Pill Error Kills eral Offices here, included 40 re- we can retain it only so long as nnounces are from Iron Curtain countries Pad : , i ild’ | — v Curtis Pub. 123 Republic St! 7 Celery Cabbage, dor. .....:...... $275 Rideout succeeds Waldo E. Mc- Infants in Texas Hospital gional winners in the Guild's an-| we ourselves are true to our | ; aii ragprln gry away when they core, ong $53" Revlon 62.4 Endive, bu. e.eee ls cslecees Nagel io tes een cad nual competition in model car de-| faith and our ideals. We can re- ‘can to shop for goods available ae Aire... 44.1 od Drug iA) Esceroie a “= toosseeeees 200 aug Ar " sas ' n Hae e a { SAN ANTONIO, Tex. (UPI)— signing and building. tain it only so long as we re- taff h here—especially low-priced books. Dow scnem < oagt a Rey Tob $32 Lettuce Boston bu -.--e.e...-. af Ro Me ee is ae re * vat Ba Two infants are dead and four’ «pon be afraid to stand out,’ | main firm in our belief in the | Austrian youth officials said the East Air Ls. 382 a gee gE es pein eee = =a ceca neg i ail public relations staff a e remained in critical condition today the GM president urged the transcendent importance of man ‘books most often requested by the eaten Mis 94 St Reg Pap 53 Romaine bu. 1.50 trot. pon appointments are effec ‘|from poison sodium nitrite mis- youn winners. “Don’t be afraid | ®% ® unique individual. And only Red truants are those of two men Fr Auto f S14 Scoville Mt 26 tive Aug S & takenly put in the babies’ formu 9 be an individual, to be dif. | % 'ng as we practice in fact Appointment of William E. Ham-|regarded as rebels against com- oa mare oamens tea Poultry and = Rideout, 45, has been assistant basa the every Rebert 5 ferent.” , | Sent we Peeech te Seetry, German Mi “ bigotry rat = | ganla— Bor Milo men Dilae Te ue 74 Simmo ‘ 1 49, : a si , otors public relations| ago” an lovan “ Ex-Cell-O 474 Sinclair 60 2 ati Green Hospital. It is because General Motors is , Firestone i. 143 gocony 44.7 DETROIT POULTRY director of -public relations for . cea “Contrary to what some _ = staff was annolinced today by An- New Clags.”’ poe tee. 16 Pa v4 fr peena’ dob Dette for No | Buick since June 5, 1950. Prior F Se administrator, ham would have you ‘believe, business 2Ware of the value of people as thony G. De Lorenzo, vice presi-| Preep Sul -- 38, Sperry Rd 266 Quality live poultTy: a. ent toe hens 12 COMing to Buick he had worked aie sd : oes °1 Pre firms have no desire to submerge ‘Mdividuals that it recognizes the| dent in charge of public relations. - ;: Gen Dygam ger Sta Brand. @3 7 re ae and fryers 3-« Seven years for the United Press. fessional workers for the tragic 1) individual or force him to be-| i aca ——— ern) He was formerly assistant di- News in Br ief Gen ee scr Rpg Std Ol Ina 483. cesenctte anaes 6 ibe Soead; over $ ibs _Rollert said Chris J. Edmonds, €!T0F: nigel Le aed bagi come what has been called ‘the |*@ rector of plant! Gen Milly 2. 12 8t3 On On Seg 22-23, ducklings 30 also an assistant director of public 4PParent i te i uted hey organization man’,”’ Gordon said. | “Education, to the extent that tt city and field re-| _ oS lL Stevens JP 34 earacs bags relations, would continue as Ride- ae sein which they «Business recognizes the impor- ‘in aes ae eee lations of the pub- fe L-peerye between 2 a.m. and G Tel & El .. 764 ti"! oftmorr. July 29 (AP) — Eggs fob out’s assistant. : tance of enabling employes to de-| , | lic relations staif. a.m. today a thief entered the Gen Tire ,y,- 774 Sun Ol. 2 Detroit in case lots federal state grades Pe said. . Genesco 1. 35 Gumher Pan; ig 1i Whites grade A extra large 42° large ©dmonds, 43, joined Buick three, «'velop themselves.” 1 Hamilton, of! James Seaton home, 129% Hira St., Gorter Pred Tena Gee. 33.3) $0; medium 31; small 21: grade B large years ago after 15 years with the Michigan requires a special. In General Motors, he said, swe! Gordon ea lewed the various Detroit, joineg Waterford Township, and took | Qeokel Br 2} te Oo bul WA intge os: ineaitim 2; small 21: cheeks 24. Associated Press in Milwaukee li¢ense for hunting with a Sling- deal with our employes as individ- oe oe "ae vey paint General Motors 510 from Seaton’s wallet, accord- Te a 101 Textron. te cars Enm ed be: eeze ae and San Francisco. ‘shot. uals, we think of them as individ- scholarships awarded in in Cae Peas a field. rep-| sl ie igor ew or , s -36; mediu \ baa tarry ay i3 Trensemer ... 30. Sa ites preras. — > exe ‘ange 2 | man’s Guild and the Chevrolet fh hdatad oa ter Pepa peal ca ae . : arge m . . re, Gull Ole. 1136 Underwood, © 21.7) 8'ace B large 2 ls New Floors During Night Se eee oe Acceptance Cor. the burglar made his exit the Hammer Pap.. 32.1 Un Carbide 148 | . ‘same way he entered by climbi pean Be ais a Livestock grants to institutions of higher edu- Preto in 100. ne Homestk 434 Unit Air Lin. 42.5 1g He joined GM through an open window on the Hooker Ch 463 Unit Aire . $3.1 cation; support of educator confer- Indust Ray: .. 263 Unit Pruit . DETROIT LIVESTOCK ‘ : HAMILTON public relations as West side of the frame house. I Rand .... 6 Un Gas Cp oy 3° DETROIT, July 29 (AP) \USDA) — ences; special fellowships and inland. 8 £3 us Lines 33.2 Cattle salable 900; enriy trade cas rears Dust Engulfs lJ. 5. Exhibit | | N M OSCOW ‘'scholarships; and two plans under = = November. ni . poll hei Robert Reynolds of Waterford nspir Op ers eers an elter oe steady; ¢ 8 ri was Interlak Ir <.. 302 US Steel 104.2: steady: other classes scarce which more than 1,600 students will ‘Township reported to police that tO PE! Been RRO eee eee ce be attending colleges and univer- Setivities and special, projects, in/2 windows. were smashed in his At Dees Wolken Es. s00- 1050" 'io. "steers: goey ete: seed t9| MOSCOW (UPI\—Russian work-| The TV commentary also said lengthy waits for signs expylain- |Sities with the aid of General Mo- Detroit in 1946. He became as-\D¢Wly purchased home at 2423 Int Shoe _., 35.2 Westg El... 966 low good steers 22 $0-25 50; few loads ers toiled through the night to Russian visitors complain that img im Russian what their ex- tors scholarships this fall. sistant r. of th n Norris St. There were signs of Int Tel & Tel 386 White Mot ... 57 gy phigh . to average choice heifers, hibits are all about. And the | * * * director. o e plant city | ks and B- : is! Crk Coal 395 Wilson & Co 26.50- standard to low good heifers cover up the American Exhibition’s|‘‘one cannot find anything here . - and field relations section Feb. 1,| i a B gun pellets inside | ones nL. 8, Yale & Tow ai 19. Patt utility’ cows 17.00.18 00; can: disintegrati te fi ith t-plenty of advertising of the ‘Stle" show models’ dressing | GM employs some 23,000 college | 1958. he house near the shattered glass. : Kellogg . «. |) 97.4 Younest ShaT 143 2 ners “and ee, 13.50- isin egra a concrete floor w | acer plemty oF & ve ng of t e | room floor is so dusty the show graduates, and encourages its em-. A native of Canton, Ohio, Hamil- : Zenith Red 11 ee vcs ge Nl yao gia a two-inch layer of asphalt and American way of life.” It quoted ¢lethes are getting soiled. ployes to ‘become more valuable ton. was graduated’ from’ ; aE Waterford Township Police re- sroca: avenaczs = oe 160-240, Toe. ee Cy ott end the sea of dust that has en- one Russian visitor as saying the | One difficulty was the great, ,to us and to themselves” through University in 7930 with a bachelor’s : orted that a ne pole Shen oe B Ss awn mower was en NEW YORK, July 19—Compiled by the small lot Noo 1 223 14.85; No. 2 and gulfed the products on display. standard of living section ‘‘can crow ds that sometimes collect @ tuition refund plan under which degree in business administration. *80¢ 2 Ibs. 13.25-13.50; No. 3 270- abe bp off otal icine tumttaeien atte bs | DUST THRO Spe othe tae ascating — frau, an. ntereing ext Geert 50 Fae Sr mar Od a eee See le ection Settee 9 pan Sar wie stages co ee ee i OU. Soc 10-25-12.00; No. 2 and 3 400-600 Ibs. 9.00- - Dust from the Soviet-laid con- _ he ¢h ~| Guides have quit trying to explain’ Y field Rd., Birmingham, becomes terday and 3 rat Noon today... 9082 1418 98S 25958 10,0. and puzzling — parts of the show), showing of abstract art for — ‘manager of plant city and regional y a.m. today. Prev Day ...3818 1418 986 233. . Vealers—Salable 75. Pew early sales ‘crete flooring settled over all the| was an exhibition of abstract mod- ‘activities, reporting to Ralph W. Week Ago......3479 141.4 987 2319 about steady but market not fully estab- the crowds would crush the paint._ porung An unlicensed 12-foot rowboaty Month Ago. 343.7 1445 963 2298 De a exhibits, giving the show the ap-/ern art. On one-of the sculptures, i>. similar crowds caused mH { M Di lif |Moore, director of the Field Opera-|qwned by Gerald Fournier, of toon wigs Gens Lar’ iene 294.0 @Dd good’ grades 26.00-35.00: cull and pearance of a dusty attic, with unnamed, someone wrote — in American beautyparlor to stop giv-| ar ay ISqua iy ‘tions Section. 4327 Windiate Rd. Waterford 1989 Low. ......3061 1398 93.7 211.8 UIE) TT ROEM. oe srarket not fully/Some of the 50,000 daily visitors) dust — “If you can't think of a ing treatments to Russian women. Hayes previously Township, was reported stolen 1988 High 3120 136.5 987 n143| established scrawling “U.S.S.R.” with their "ame for this, why not call it! But the general impression by| lwas in chatge of . 1088 Lem... 20.7 08 28 1888, aes . [No. 172" a g recclgee red @ in po 5 ore itield relations yesterday to Waterford. Township : ‘ex 4 ion workers i Police. DETROIT STOCKS . , J. Nephier Co.) To Rename Kinross Howard Messmore, assistant ex-| Other difficulties were plaguing fair was successful despite its dif- jactivitites .- and : * ; +N i / . / He | ’ ' / | ~ —s | * Y 29,, 1959 ae Sale Hemeeh Ps DNESDAY, JUL (6 | manor Sale Houses 6 | THE rowrrac PRESS. wa Pian . ‘ _For Sale Houses | | aa 1 | ae Si Cemetery Li ms : ir te He. | 6 FORTY-T}vO | eC , Death bon _| eran, 4.2 Say er — sae | MULTIPLE ‘Merino: - eg | areas B teman STOUT S ms ie . i j ee F i ° lot 6 Oaxland mis Gem qd : J sald ON Secon | ae Og m3 _ Best Buys" at aeteen piven Towaship, Gakja: a loved wife of i richard ~ Y PE «oes. Se] l gan. for use, aad Defetit aire. dwar A, jae | erates #98) @ up. Today > mens’. NY, , es a a @ / wg - 3 ‘ be . « é —_— .U.-Oakland. Sewag | tine) A Barrett, sates Mrs. : ARE GOING UP. LISTING SERVICE bath. a on eae SIDE INCO +bed- . : Sioa Pay id ' Allen: dear sister ree de. {ai : is oun. oP OPPORTU: “mourivie Core ving private = Cental one jaree 3 floor and . To ha Davis & ‘ : ‘I | : | SS Bene tf service ed be A DiscouNT. vies ng pts ; N IAL WEST SIDE HORSE. "AEM ae furnace ho your smaller Gp fe ol bin wile; 7. aw | ase, survive eee | ae er hg COLO 1% You enough to. ma at Basements aug ll si ; wife Hubner a Ruth i . a held Thursday, Parmer - 4 lots a Hh South of. Wal ms and vbeth you rice basemen from the Rev. Oakland H f lots White , With’ 6 roo 12x18 chicken payments. Pull price —— payment. ‘ine Caleaten. 130 p.m. al Home, with : ke near Novi). 4 ‘ NC *H story home. a Mears 500 and only : peg low Fale & Joseph : Snover ¥ alley ne Seth Chapel, -WIDEMAN R coop, 2 edeea Yichen o— askED a “ea” 7 aederibed bere perc? ome é Huroy. St. Open Eves. 7 bath “Taree ea tee”. AY Qungalow re. end gas | rt Coun . W. Hu ; | . 7 . Lots : rage, N . Au aon oe sof Act Epon TOL Hs » 195007 Bae. sail L. 2. 6 \ 4 BEDROOMS freee. 8.100 with “terme ig ge eoly 2 a LAKE AREA -- de, . the "Provision 1987 a) ee i Raeburn, Tt, d, dear | ——— Sale | Houses _ ‘ 1's BATHS = PLEX oe weneret pains | WILLIA that large growing eee, Publie Acts ' i aah, Harry. (Picklord, dear ____For | — mL ACE CHEN NORTH SIDE DU re hard —— wil | family bedrooms, ee aes purseee ee ach oe Melvin ALL CUSTOM K n- : m And eked tes Seome lusts oh ivine gpg es feby notified t of Public | - Arthu } Pox: vith Range & Ove ‘wo complete 7 roe 3 ed be a School, 32 ft ; red oil furn es sake Sasa in te | Riklog tnd ile le eo ee baie aR ge Brae agli igemaement 3 cr, garage bel fied in this) | dear siste Mrs #3 Plus T bedrooms ed and in the bus : 250 ft. ely fenced. Works on used to the acquis! | ¢ Frerichs, Nagel LL BASEME i } Feconeition Pon- o $3,500 150x: mpletely fen nd, has ca eying for ents i George Mrs. Hulda se FU newly . Close to ; HERE’ — d- ed and co ent terms - ition pri of easem : | Brinkhouse, Tt, also su ' A-l shape. tion Bidg. “BUILD e on Woo convenie! Tact Court # pet ademnation rty herein | d Mrs, Gusta Lippe en and ¢ ¢ Administra 70 ft. frontag dy beach, $15,000, ider land cont: -tien by in private prope ' an d by 7 grandchiler ral ar- GEORGE Rk. $1 400 down. null Leke. Sau ‘a Also May cons ayment. across .certai it: seid | vive ndchildren. Pune by $1, ; hu ood breakwa! ke for as down p: bed, to-w ty (30) fee ‘ great-gra be announced OOMS Redw toon La es scan, easement thirty, 0 new the ‘Hunton’ Funeral Home, = ¢ leone, lecae nen af coo, wr ior eat or = Abed . *subaivision “a on Town- Ve ee 28, 1959, wr Sab Excellent Breed bus and er i “p & 1. ot Located near Melatiors Weal Kine Lake, Sn E: . Estates, 1,T3N higan, said DAV 1 Goodrich, ley, lose Has full’ basemen AE 2 “ $ room home it with tri-level a se PLAINS — SE ccd ce ui aan cea im baa ‘Mrs. Mildred See "ht ing. . tematic ‘heat asa & . tet’ ‘the teree dans . ie NS is the DRAYTON bungalow in ship, Caklend | line described of Lot , mother o: Davis and Howar d- oors, 0.500 oo budget. gly rp PONTIAC-WATED bedroom, Gleaming bbe n centered : easement err Northeast pea peoperts } Miss — survived by 2 eds st rage. § * pete “ nday bd Wh, vacant for imm location of this 3 ively deco- excellent cond landscaped : a thes Oeninerty alae oa begin- | Davis; also al service wil eon ted east suber ~ en ou petal ea -story. Attract Oak 3 beautifully 8. care : ce Sout to | Puner: t 3 to ly home, sty ie | OSSESS: i I-sto imm sf on edroom line” 3.89. feet to. the pols Woes 155.48 | held" Rhireaay, Bierman’ Funeral | Pamily large, lot. cee a | Pp Ist ° SYLVAN LAKEFRONT feors, Gren, ree petsd” living. soon — feetl thence South 88° 89" OT operty line I aaa ent in | kitehen Al set): dient | ‘dy adapted as family. Not Seeel ‘Lassmea dae” tore : eons: Sooners Bouse the West pr from the | Veeco ffictating. Intermen ; —- $9,200. nice double us, Sina eecation for the — attractions tioned baseme rage. Lake ; feet to lees West 127.65 on ' Patrick h Cemetery, i m home, situated Ob { A ummer fo ling ergs the the least of ful shaded lot nace. 2-car einer Lake. Nerthnent corner of sald i curiee wey, JULY i 59 SAMUEL dot “on, north ic tas heat and oak + eee soar snd the "Space etmonied ee | Paved road. 415,080, terms. , sep i Ave. t, automa: | . winter. heat, p a ous ‘ | said owners pparty (trike oor & | 93915 ‘Boston N. Kelley; dear Pete el rn . a fireplace. pes ras tt See ergs eee described a T. Davis. Michigan, | husband of os Ogg. Wil- floors. io CASS LAKE ing 1 ement with shower. fur- price? — Ca | TIT E. Avon. Circle. Rochester, tae Sele oe Keuiey, BURBAN De eecuauns arbor Wills, 3 bedt froutage, Price ‘dock. "$1,600 “1 Realtor | ha: ' feet wide, , item J. Kelley, Norma Jean Kelley. WEST ous brick rancher wit high | Situs Harbor Hilis, 3 as floating doc FAY ONEIL, R 9 T. ee 6 =e i mn high | - Oaks in nm, 22x niture, you in n 9-9 ET ones scone the Nor! eet | jay ee Robert eee, Seer =) for ee bath | roots cock greg room in down moves yo sn glare Rd. re bans WASHINGTON S7R50 e lot ever and across rentecoitt County : | brother of’ sy — Kelley: also prantivul Beautiful kitchen ene 25 ress with stone firep ace. falar FE 3-7103_ i 2 ier home fronts ral of Northeast raship, Oakian lag a ; ther, and Franc ndchildren. Pu- and yan ea with all thermopa ae sprinkling system fos ‘arren Stout Realto he AN TARE | gg cage fronts - Avon Tow [ as beginn Tent! vived by 12 gra id Friday, dining ar arranged. Hi f other fine fea- | Warren 5 "E §-8165 SY L Vy jarwick has | St. jarg and has 4 be ; described ; thence We our rice will be he Don- indows. Terms a host o ed $9,000 . : St = Sam Warwic 1} Washington old, sep- Michigan, rner thereof: et: thence neral sery 3:00 p.m. from w LTOR res. Price reduc today! 77 N. Saginaw § 6 PM. 780 Sherwood — brick fri-leve s: may be « nabie Northeast sone South 874.5 fe “e North : i July 3st Pune Home. Inter- | RGE R. IRWIN. REA 7883 ye quick sale Call "a Open Till 1780 3 bedroom lace, suilt-ins, | srerels a nena for Fee “te Clinton River. oint 825. fee! | iment In Wavertord cones Gas. | ow WALTON TRVICE ° | vanch pene "MS ft. seeded! lot. price. Call. our office East to C River to point “e East } ment in Wate 298 W. LE LISTING SE Se ran arage, 185 er, Wa- pric tails. linton l thenc Ess | ws — ? MULTIP FACE : — = | = CE 3 2-calt g nity sewer, \ more de pet tie meer _ URRDNE SULY ay a, Onin ne Ege ea RRM wr OF HTS | owxan ost meh Sasment | Era ae! Set eclpotnetieeinnice | f said 30 1449 | Oakwood, mond of re sick $ bec es. fireplace, rec- “pT: N HEIG | bedrm. house & Pierce Schoo 24,500. 85,000 wi 2-216 feet ¢o Pe ie center -line of s com @ 64: beloved hus r father of | carpeting drap pliances ager AUBUR bunge- | ped Montieth balance at 42°. $24.5 PE 4-5090. FE T oe B208.16 ac.i. t being de scribed Mer ner felon L. Leitner: re Richard reation room cooled” _MI “6748. . Excellent 2 ee meee is | 89700 mortgage our $3500 equity Sunday. “ “} ck: > . LAKE — Over § Honclag at tie Nonibean bection Avon rin James Leitner Tet Mee | _ Best. offer ac VN low. with 3 lots Plenty frtaes tice neki oe eS Built Bric ee ee | weed. ing at the R li E, Oo nd Mrs. Ma rs. | - ( DO\ y neat and clean. | er late mo trade OR istom res of lan Section. 21 Gakiand Coun y ees ore ‘dear pong Ellen GIS XO} THING E TO of garden i en really get { Sarees poen and 8 oe | on irban Clarkston mes, expertly lands and over “S00 +e Township. 34.89 ee ee ne mie » Gladys Po peeca Ra Rachet Carts 2 Lp CHEST xR Oak Hees. ee o | __3-7452 bet. noon a Y HOME For! Su . 4 road — among Saice Inws | ‘eid excellent lake “ee lite to, point of eneh . feet tance i peceall Lorin’ aod Milton Leitner. 365 i PER G50 CLOSING | price a ane $6,950 with $75 | OWN THIS, LOVELY Soe pee rave raen. “2 pedrooria, ceramic | nee. Modern home with 7 24° OL "55" West 506 6 ae et to a 6 grandchildre ul be held Thurs- NO Cc dow NT. red , and ga. kitchen, built- fire- | tache shed & gues South pcg ie West 140.80 Mune 268 8 ‘ neral service wi 30 from | costs ONLY. Re ltor, | LY RE n st. — rer colo: that | bath, birch Huge ledgerock vy ene dock, outdoor North 64°35' 5 mest property a in corne: ot day, July 30 at 1 Home with M WRIGH T, Rea : | 144 Wa. — 2 story ome. car, and ses. ae ter in 29 foot liv | home. 45 and humerous int on ont of the Northwest , "E—Perched on a the Pursely Punera officiating. Jl FE 5- seat / 3 bedroom nes kitchen ace and plan’ t, recreation fireplace, _ Reduced to . > ) Weir a AND AVE ; as heat. with $700. pl 1 basemen k fire. | features. eet due Sout boxe de- DOUBLE LIFE— Atlantic Dr. Samuel C hite Lake Ceme 345 OAKL n till 8:30 has ¢ Can be yours i room. A- Roman | bric os other Tras. of said Pere cord of a Hubne- . the beach at Interment i W r _Open E AT CRES- { i ara at for inspection. LTOR | ce with adiant heat, pel $35,000 ; seribed property’ being his wife, of 1100 mereet “ Is none other than =: {JULY 38, 1989. JOHN, | 5 y BEDROOM = ae FE | PRANK SHEPARD. oe | place. 8 “Lovely ari OS tae eee ee et nd to, Johns Funeral Home etery NER. 4 BEDRM. HO ral. cans to new mortgage Up! | Wart Act pase ee rs. 2/ RELL nee EP 2 south of Nor ae Marth lin 1228.92' cant in Oak Hill Cem ARD BY own Barn, fenced in Satens | ca Fj O : | bath, ce. select oak ere at other costs a: es pod ei line: thence (mneen as B OMe JULY 27, 1959, naar H ecreation Foom. #106 tt Walton | : Ne j , : ; ei Opuaye emai setae “s. 500 etlow. Butlt 955. Paved 3 foot to point of ragesceed | hae! a — 2 res iri irer Ra. ity Miler "aorth. 2-F AMIE.Y—$8950 | OW STARTING rear. $10,500 lor reurement | 248 w Lourie ag eae tony : feet to the center scribed as . ‘ e 64; belove ther of id S| =F, a, d path | Ni vis “ ’ re Perfect fer . ; room nice. $75 mo. Walk s 303, 31 ac.) ment being deser: corner . ton, as ‘Roark, dear fa Roark. _Biy OO ~ Furnished 4 rooms hea” On AWE UCTION IN — ly "| street. Aol possession. oe 30 font sa at ~s le ase Town-| cope and William E. O° Fu- SUBURBAN ach. Good conditior ou (| | |6U CONSTRU 7 _ Good 2 Family | Open. isms at t and call owner, : Section 21.°T SN. R 11 E. Avon thence, I erancenlia” we held Thurs. NORTHWEST 8 brick bungalow = Adelaide street ieee ol | = ae ce Orion DAYS. “WOCDWARD “3-3500 1 pepeagy a ariel County. pganiery UM aec-| sare rvice will be held m the 3 Sn ‘dining and | * house om property ee. h La e | In Lake wo 3 rooms DATs T. & SUN. TO 8-985 Seitbaty chee eee cee cn t of be- see yok se con p.m. from the eee ee basement, handle. All now rente uaa i en ee eee eee EVES. 8A ISTING SERVICE See mae eae et tb te Sar” kes d eels peClovens coal. Bere, aon eee Storms and | and"bath “up ‘Separa “oll furnace. LTIPLE LISTING § tion line 273 south 88° 33° 49 r 32° . ; f Secon Bherpe with Rev. Wm. in aufo._ hes lated top and | . : i Ss | f acre shaded lot, ity sewer | = MU - thence h 17°.39 tenin ce) ° * Clarkston terment creens. Insula nea . ‘COME Sia a ; | Half a ved street, city ginning: t : thence Sout ° 49" 15” Chris e officiating. In kston f ser to. water softe ; L \ INC ON arage. Paved wn and $84 4 $357.70 feet: t; thence South 89° 29° 29°! Done ards Jew Cometery, Ciar = 6 | sides. Au Lake privileges. . i F A MI and ut } Li d water $1,450 do rgain. } East 274.75 pres thence North 70°. "35°. 41° . il Destroyer Lakey . JAMES — c hl | Large aaa Priced at $16.- = 5 rooms ard bath Guaces ue 4 j an month. A real barg | East 312 78 a thence South 64 mn east Missi e ~ : SUTHERLAND, © Harbor, husban : Sorta rms down Private en d new N . = | nae ks 2 New Een Saas ink tons point outh of k of Tug oe heen Wee ee | “= foo ie ee ee | | ux- Fran - Brand com- East 3405 *9688 feet due so arcel’ From Dec } ef Anna Be iM. tory. gran : PAYMENT gas furnace. Exce ah cole iro © | room just recently a teas cbaygyr co geal — peeing cue a eee Se | no) Down everal 2 & 3 bed- tng. area, 913.500 w t for | rself. AL REAL ESTAT 9701 3 peg oe many excellen ing q ik northeast id property be: : ; father of Sharo: Sutherland. We have s and out of sibso down. Discoun < for Yours iG GENER ry OR_3- _ pleted: 1 paneled liv a of sa Calcaten, : - nd Hugh nley | homes—In te 30 do | oee S _BEIN Dixie Highway E | s. Beautifu fireplace ae oe owner of eee d Josephine hester - The nation’s ~George a ida p.m. | Ma. k- | io Some have basemen : = THESE HOME LOW AS. | 4305 LL AN INCOM ture: with ledgerock but : Puel Calcaten 0 Avon Road. Roches AY CITY w — vr Service Pr Home, 183 Oak- | town include taxes and ‘ UILT FOR AS _ FORCED TO sE Wilson. Soid for | room, & floors. Large, “5 ... fe. of 141 B: ched guid ley Punera Interment | Payments voday! «| B t 283 E. $9500. & gleaming oa! Mrs. wit : his wi . Lakes launc = e Bailey ingham | e—Call us house a Oo will take id kitehen for the ie : ie ‘ond Great USS land, Birm insurance | 11.500 6 yrs. ag Florida. handy boards. Full ceram ie coat iets meters ‘noe ed missile destroyer, a wees ae 27, 1959, Lloro | se daerimneiaa ee a. . = DOWN $1,000 Mn ke ansuea, Case: ie tae eee orivileges 1 block a7 “AB Lot hwvest aie ic ‘ent dow | alee iD, age ast 450 - | NG “ | Write 000 dow a4 id across f the Nort McCormick, w as | ° TESS! W. Princeto toe j Drive pi hat you can NOTHI? zs _Mich. . away. $2. i over end subdivision o' HB. Aven} ynde Mc Shipbuilding | E.. band of Mrs.» L | Pontiac- See w nly $1.- | a , | __ville, I. Reale Estates. \21,T3 NLR icht = he Defoe S Pp i or nh A husba ther of Michae | for $8,500 with o n j b irban Living G. ke advan- : + of Section kland County, Mic ways at the ae : ‘ester- | man; dear fa Mrs. Car- | ° wick possessio ~ i ° Subu t of town. Take A be . rer slip y | Tess Kay* Tessman, Ll: oy down. Q -ALTORS— Best Located wes : cent interes ; hear careae, P § to 37, in Mich- O Ads to EVENINGS A Dest thoes 3 bedroom k floors, SUNDAY 1: VAY WE ¢ GO 2 Code. pp. 5 1956. State of i FE 5-6447 i beat a oe WEEKDAYS & AV - $750. DOWN — Ps 62 of ference -8181 is Carsner es with ¢ Te. Selling es ome 1 | ia bath ranch. Large | _ ACRES on 1 7 Public adopted by re D ®—- & iob. FE 2 Ask for Mr. ‘ hom ou to comp im- ontcalm | 3 Bedroom, 1‘ bat full "Ye family income f igan, is hereby modified. INAC ISLAN ood job. : we invite y valup for | TY | dream kitchen, Includes 2 li home to rent ordinance MACK con- | zg ltor appraised $300 down. iN RE AL liv. room, and garage Brug oma location. as in this in Code. ftic lackinac Island's ber! HNSON, Rea below sell-out, Only igh Be. G ESTOVW. basement, breezeway Reduced _ floor. ed Joslyn Rd. loc ; Sec. 2. Refe “‘— Uniform Tra 4 fight over Mac traffic | Jant Ad number A. TOHNS Rd mediate Summit and Hig or_Eves. LI 24677 100 300 ft. lot. Re out. Pay on cuancenees is Cities. Townships an and buggy the Wan 704 S. Tele raph 5 — High FE _8-2763 or Eve 60 FT. on 7.900. Excelent ESTATE hail trol of its horse Bs 1704 S. & Lincoln ; © LING THIS ¢ to $17, ID DR. REAL Code for . enta) unit’ red, tro! rté. | / a 533 near | WERE SEL for what it's | 3516 EAEEEog |e it wi Villages A tra ef pment Bloomfi is back in the- cou . PLIES FE 4-2533 : edroom , - iakefront —— (2 extra Sores | __"“waTK CARE 509 Elizabeth Lake re 44821 mean the Town Mas Pu blished ides say, may ® BOX RE ‘<: a 474 THIRD lovely 3 bi U-| worth. 3 bedroom Sandy beach, | 1157 3 2. Notice to Nl publish this, both si : tere Inspect this ation. Beau- | decorated. t “us” | FE #11 x 300 FT. LOT. CLOSE : Sec. Clerk shall p 4 by) This one, Supreme m. Today wt this {deal loc wall nicely borhood. Le .| / / a x 300 FT hes donne any Cure shal require the State upee At 10 a.m. a home in d. Wall to wall | ood neigh ns; for $12, / 5 RMS. 200 8, & churches. uublish | ed to the Press BR decorate en. Bire 3 the objectio / | chools, ‘stores, | seppiemantary werice geting fori the ioe | aie tae pee HOMES carpeting. Bact walemtect plenty. | ere elGe seeaehs 2 | _ $4000 EST SUBURBAN > bebebou, said Unif plete f licensing horse- | office 2 BEDROOM HO} Sir heat Rec. room Pig $12,- LAKE PRIVILEGES. : | WEST SUB Late large ljving rm. purpose of Pr! fact that com The right o : | . air hea andscaped. Only WILLIAMS tile bath, lars ’ | “Blastered wa teens. Nice . d @ bie at the . 4 te be- | s: 2 nicely | . Plastic p r Storms & sc ESS ere oe Spr gre — “Full Price sacs “Rae re a de Down + Stadia BE 3 office o to the public a ‘ the Mackinac oa | 28,'30, 31, 32, oops bi- rage. Lo 00 down 1 500.00 Jown and , siatribution -. tween : ich has authority 1, 6, 8, 14, 28,°3 j DRAYTON W of the finest ihe sof with $15 , Only $ TRAC T tim rdinances Re- ission, whic , 98, 99, 103, 7, is is one. have had the mM me , ere, ne O December 8 ae of the island, and the | 35, 56, nes , evel be “10. offer. 3 sane “space a Ss 1) O 4 Bedroo aw Hon for the STONE trimed, white Laos home pesled No. 26 adopted by OV land, 110 117. < xe pleas lenty of ‘clos to ents in this spa- Ped, Sere setting pear es a is her Islan 106, . with p! wall mily . n landsca fully ar relating ecalaa — ‘other orci city of Mackinac: ae, oS $250 en H Loree bakit we ca Lege ehisna ? nd Ra (M5) 58 : cious . Village, Features 4 nem “EIGHT ROOMS a denen, : specitical tent with the prov to Jack Gough a FOR 7 PER MO? Sie. nalts wii pabtin “oven , 4900 Hi -_OR_ 4-03 ras tall das wpstairs, 2 bed- ae face oe le Nances inconsiste: Traffic Code are. . Mayor h, his broth- ay W Is H . S60 P ty + the. ladies w ly finished rec Pontiac, Mich. DROOM | pacha mf ve rs @ countr amic 04 in the 24 ft. ve of the Uniform inconsistency, te ' f Bernard Goug DON’ , range. Beautifu with fireplace. OW MUST BELL Se 5 BE ‘ash. | cement with erjies inc Pamily room with na nt of such | Chie violating : 5 u room ust see WIDo 8. $7,000 ¢ style ‘kitchen. ba ing room. % bath. Id or realed Effective il be in| @F, are ion te gn along MONEY! Make it easily “OP EN Ser ae home to" appreciate ci ni screened’ shit vooreh, wan “fae four tam ce is right Sec. 5. {fic Code w ission license a : e : this love ter. grill, garage, %, , liv the price The Uniform Tra 1 unit 30 days! eons livery ope : SUNDAY D ‘butdoor "A Teal dandy » ($2 00e. 088.00, effect in pasa of thie adopting Te wth Garrett Chapman, a through Classified Ads. To DAILY reat H. J weat as Don Me ona He acre rounds. stamly buy after tion thereo: rator. ° 2-8 P.M. . " $300 DOW m tanch Ne: FINISHED ile you can! nance and ae nad 1959. | carriage ope . hire, Lovely 2 bedroo air heat. Water WILL BUILD Hires > noe it while Adopted July PRANK sintpeeg Ui | . h and Chapman | ll. rent buy, swap, CE - “gs pin. Forced arage. Lovely starter home wi lot or ours, | : one acre site. in a Township Cle Bernard Goug : nd) - seul, , ~ SALES OFFICE — : oftener. New ¢ treet. Hurry | basement, on your OR 3-2837. Ideal Home d Dow Ridge. July 29, “59. Monday night a “AST BLVD. ad yuna. Veved » model to show. oe Kids Deautitil seciude fection, under __.., were arrested . hearing i a: 2-8:81. 544 EAS age one! | are HOME ‘or Mom and ki Landscaped to age from the _ P UNIFORM, freed under bond after a land. . _ dial FE N CO. Agent oe n| LAKEF RONT weates it 3 Bedroom, 2 reget a hee la ee out c OTICE OF ADOPTION 0 tat St. Ignace on the aie nsed Pr A 3 "e aeme large ‘erecres Of | dn co aed tees om args Ontaere Gigs 18, desirable floors. plastered whe au Tene a : ice #0 acres ¢. ! with 2 room, la Ottawa baths. bat Kitchen - Traffic Cod: eby given that pursuan edly drove an un . FE 4-783 = Fei garae 1 bargain room, dining b. Ba ton Jr. High. 114 full baths. hi is per Notice is her of Act 62 of the r= They alleg rk grounds. | i Press Rion basem e soi. A rea Uiving Enclosed sunpore con ing’ garage in Workshop thes built tn. haar ae sia for the to the lect oak of Michigan f... carriage-for-hire on pa The Pontiac - eis Pink KNOB ; osha tee 750 ‘enh terms kite t Aga 3 carn ssaerifice” tor 2 ie roan Features wood. pus er satel Be, fet BY Seters rire bie meee on ee thority of the | 4075 Rd. & Sashabawy, for gees tere ee ene i Arpplace, separaié x. ultima ries taiety: Uniform — Was adopted by re of The extent of au rs. ANT ADS Near LY DN severa) homes Some es $5500 down, ae room, breakfast nap ships and gg col of the Township i d the city appea FOR WA! ONLY 39 $ $95 aX. i We get and ¢ @ month. Inc 49 Mt Clemens hues. house. Only West Bloom af said Code.’ ite some ti i immediatedy, a Custom Building. Er 4 Be Fre 4-0547 ce Call Mrs. Kelc Also down he violation Traf- fight for qu ; orted es no respon Custom R. eee... surance, US, Realtor or CFE 4-873 with $2500 Penalties for ples of the: Unitorr: ice Mky tee urrese oshes 1483 ME. 2ND STREET, C. PANGUS, 6 _ | FE_5-1201 5 ' Complete cop ble at the off lit for err arses ER ome 44-4828. . die, NA 7-28 | . fice Code ip Clerk ter tase fa tracts than fo cancel ‘of the frst , ae a Ad eS ae 2160 Mis, Ortony ssion ; h Lake Estates 1 ] I I } ries of the Township to the public at Year Con id for that portion © istattie. = WfSSt_Of Jos MERCE ediate Posse Elizabet q “and distribution citation Sign One. insertion of the advertise. COM ~—hse Imm 2 baths ebie’ i Mio. further or additional is required Lakes Seamen | Sered valusiona shesaph i Gabethcnt eelsie Teree’ catpaica 4 bedrooms MOTOR a ON Sievnce™ No } Traffic Code ts f 3: 000 ed valueless lations terfront home. hedroema. pet PR in 2 ogee MUL’ of the Raped kx Hattert TOF i on When — get : ie room, 3 yard. oe liv: FE 2-9236 or con FRANK k -year con-/ made be su " ‘No '$16,- * rooms. Bei Township Cler “TROIT (P— One y are “kill number. Dean eae! ines. Privileges. ith 4 aad July 2, 58) DE 3,000 Great | your ts will be given $750 Do in- Boat and Sak : e T covering some adjustmen is 2 bedrm. f 500, Terms. EA ting Large : brand new, ~ Se ry Lakes geniven have been signer a "clsing ime fr etree | | for bie 2 best, WALLED LAKE AREA BRO giee ace" | gupe coe. Colin os vilta : va = Union wi Closing t type sizes » Modern 3 ce. Dining, with’ beating 1% car : ment 6200 * National Maritime containing ate Doreh, r . Family under SS bd Tage x tol Sa MES ent nse aemime Un tanker bree, Tete es rig, Chi for ferber (Saks mul so een. Far Sree ony aie 26840, 3 mE. 4 given tha - i pe ‘publication. . 4 room, fi; twin whsh ; sce y scoor- ‘ ial meet- ies. i > revious to i th — ed street. ers, tes bene ‘ sehokier “of Commer companie sl) NIG 70 all Farm " Eatge let Cueport, Paves saree a ; : “ id, national N ; ‘Ee TO . Sm the = at $15. : ey po eted on | vi Sha Steve eens said yesterday. ADVERTISERS Stig, 3 gerey wonaee jius't, : ea NT | Leslie Bak sy = toe a Gal se : réay. aug’ toe conte cs pe ‘ide fringe bene- | of transient "Want at: rom, , ealy $5.90 and WHITE aon hype eb ‘wath "Food den j aA Sal rpere the contracts kes- tion 0 the day 0 1. a0 We is a : a.m. tor ‘= establish a lakes . is now 9:15 am. the first ‘ Wms arranged. 2. bed: ' robes ~ ny Auburn y Se iving atu i cae 7 2 - fit gains and es blication after ‘ood buy! a Carpeted porch, Beau N A. #0 ""e oe ereree ‘ihe ystem, | oe ' & Large glassed Reduced to ; A Ss H l A niority s sertion . ‘on dees beach.) Might FO Ro ih . Sriaes Pant wide se clude: D RATES 1 Acre - view down Terms. things foorn hs illage of Romeo, volved in ANT A 000 1 es- 1} i Spee ees aa te € ‘ong bi Co., Ford Mo-- | a? 3-Days 6-Days q oor bet bara Toe ation const trace i aay pin pothe ae Carohet Ads. re Rew SEWINGHAAL Ee re 4 Michigan un . s 4 at ¥ “Day wi it, ber- , ta buys in 9 : rh the @ for the. pur- Nicholson Tankers, Stan- : ‘ Lines 1 oar $2.04 $312 yo Ph of shade, fru eae ‘other: good i Call throug’ FE) Crooks Rds; ‘ 3 ‘confirmed: ear Ser dae tor Co., Cleveland j. | 2 #1 297 4.50 tha mony “other a Many lakefront ‘tom goes! Dial 4 upon an tof the to tional] Mari 3 1.30 ries, ention, ban. an 7! | An hing OL Baio ‘ee Iociaenal to the, oor ot the the "ateressi¢ dard Oil of agony Greas Lakes 3 3% ih Gat for further informa Do othy Snyde der Lavender | 2.8181. ae ve : majority vice an and $40 : ee ret res : : 5 of each ‘ot the pve — pent of Gulf Oil, Texaco ; 3.30 Me} SILES REAL TY CO. “oot igiand a. “Ors mm. ati oe this Teer, . Foe JL, Lb . nd tay be inepected. our Sinclair Refining Co. sellin rr: iB ie Pe Ne Poe ‘SERVICR | Phone EM ‘ NEE be seu 3 niiemeqpesanien sass i i 10 8, {, 34 i LISTING. L f : ; re ; . ‘PUBLIC SALE e _MUL' te : : ic hey *. OF Will sell at Public Sale 1 z wi 80 Be . : i s ; : a3. M4, 25, 27, 28, ay Coe: MUP. No. rie 10 he | f ne ey 22, 13,/Johnson on July 30, 1959 28, 29, : o, ff 5 eB \ . Bitiiis ae : 4 \ dat \ Pe a z Mod = 5 / ‘ ae } - y —. _oeee Me PONTIAC PRESS. WEDNESDAY, aU Lats oye A . “For Sate perese _ 6 “MODEST MAIDENS ~~ ae ‘By Jay Alap, For. Sale Houses RA ee etter rn as me ay on fre . 33 OA iid MUSKEGON ‘KEGON RIVER -. \ NOTHIN VN. pac ag r aad' on Beautiful PHING pow. ae * ome. *s0 down. thomes If you're — for som bingy te different ir the | of start. BUSINESS FRONTAGE &. L cottage at- Caseville’ Mich, In- ; \ Batabyshed in 106 | | ‘APPROVED — Sylvan Lake. alegre. 3 bedrm. brick ranch ‘home With breezeway to attached erage, Tiled ba Lge. screened You ean buy iad for only $800 “iewn. Call toni attord a oy < aal's bm Ss 5 miss opportunity d Lakefront Nothing down on your lot or we Gasevite.” avout Manabsa's Cot d Looking for a safe beach for ps several choice lots svail- : the children? This 3 bedroom FUKNigHED — RICK “CABIN CLAR paere <9 Hie Hendy wm brick East ‘Suburban : over moved to California brick home has fs os pe. | near Hale ' Milchigas. with privi- : -~Can gi resque view © e@ lake and: 8 i Attract Beme Fe. with Dic: I. es FRON’ Session. — ee jenty of shade trees, Other fea- =. pRurenic gh RE Toe Poa fonts take, rimming. ture Window and built-in features N r ures are: streened in porch, fire- Cass-Eliza 24218 | Large kitchen, oil beat. Extra BEAUTIFUL SLVER LAKE | SYLVAN MANOR place. handy kitchen and 2 car Oven 9 atm to 8:30 a. Sunday Dr ee | large lot, high and scenic Now SALE 0 DE heap o' livin’ in the 6- “garage, $10,250 with terms FE 5-1284 PE 4-384 GRASS LAKE - NEW CABIN. — at only $16, $00 ~ terms. Exceptional og tose Sarre | eins Ranch type home in- 7 5 SENTER st STREET |= IBY ge to! Center Resort Area.) M-59 PRONTAGE — ATKINS LAKE AREA — sce comfortable’ sag pat, eu rooms | cluding 4° bedrooms. 1's - Oxtord | Michigan ratte at Good hat * Oey ued fr hucmaer. y - ace " ° 7 o _ "1° i a up tn pert ein Peled eae ie poseseent, . Mace ian” eo a heat. 2 2ecar eat yaa oes Near ( lark ston i ligh 4 Tena eee ph Sd habe setear. | \sosiey hich, “Gardes e000 i Owner” says “sell for 10.800." and brick ranc me with arge utlful lot 100x130 with mas- eges on Svivan Luke. Only This beautiful 3} bedreom home. Drive by | & call us f ine | — ES c : easonabie ttractive Kitche ive spr I 8 poor aud, ee ee eee ene eet Pike Tees Ot Ae Ue Br a es se en ee terested Eset ove: Nght down i “For Sale Lots _ mo | Dorothy Sceder Lavender ited baths, full bsm't. Reco rm ae wall to wall carpeting and a STEELE REALTY. 135 Highland ~~ Regitor Est: 2 Years Beautifully Mandseaped. large car- Sirerkenina HOME | OFF BALDWTN | lovely screened patio for tuxuri-| Rd. «M-59) at Mite eMigh. 1 ACRE BUILDING ze NEAR | 7001 Highland Rd. i M59) ier 1 500 ae garage. Now en $10 #00 terms al H bedreoms with Isto liv- i ous ‘ftving Only Pyeens oid 7. land, Michigan Me aeons, ne Square Lake. FE_ | Phone EM 3-3303 or MU 46417 at $17,500 ~ s. or dollar value in a ti es ng room all carpeted Hook- i 30 wit : ———— — foe s “ eit oe ranch style “bone bn | ups for aula Washer and | ee term > | 160 x 170 | COMMERCIAL, Lor. LocaTED — Lake privileges on st kee ary a ree ‘ | . rom supermarket. sos fishing lake 3 bed:ins “bigs Beautiful i appearance, eceek | car bara All in “excelleat Macedav Tale BARGAINS | ON PAVED ROAD —~ s1000_ on". = tered walls, modern kitchen. 1! lent layout, situated on excen- condition ¥riced at $8,500 S1aCOUaVv Lain A beautiful parcel of land with vaths, ledgerock fireplace in 1iv- tonal nice’ well ‘andscaped “ot with terms $3. 750 a bill on the corner of-2 paved — ,r90 ON ing room. §12.800 — terms. | restricted jocatien "4 4 | 4 ROOM MODERN 540 roads, in a community of goed = - ens Serena : s Low, ae Home a iarpe rose TeFements GXi Weal gle wallasin eine Com SABER epee _ Income Property, a Eee . sca tan - on main floor. Self contained 3 'O Wall carpeting, off Baldwin | MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE “Which one looks the best on me?” BY OW _ a mas ontas, See gry oy ra | room apt. on second floor Sep- bo | SALE ae OR LEASE ' OAKLAND-FLORENCE FAMILY «235. Owner out-of state -—- \\ AREHC mirance Attractive sur- RRIS & SON REALTORS North ochester Sea aan a ~ ve | FI : 3 FAMILY sen at a Joss $2300 with 3500 E IOUSE paetay re s. Situated on Mt Cle. eee ag TRADE “5 xe th of Rochester | Sone lsge Sein aes pee ge cpap ct gas sar ars down $3,000 ¢ VACANT A proximately 5.000 F . it miles from downtown. (2 W._Huron _Phone FE 4-1557 miles from new Mich. State- FE Sale H _ Sale H C { & e or rent $55 mo Cc. { LORG 5 BL AIR square ft ll utilities’ Heate mens. . _ University Oakland Campus. Re - or Sale ouses 6 or Sale ouses | o location ‘, mile North of Post, Bates, 115 Tyler, Detroit 3. TO, GO os ‘ | Zoned ft nf: Call PE 3-7562 6 RM HOME NEAR SCHOULS. luctantiy we leave this rural ~~ SS : Office On paved dead-end street | 5-5005 __ _ ahinwon | mansiaciution Pace or ight 2 Ps ge HOUSE. "NOTHING ae rge lot $1 Eucl community of momcertul pecpie: | LOTS AND 2 HOUSES, SELL TO ete ar win Wess saute ter _Saie Lake Property - | 4536 Disie Hw ¢ aE. a 31251} placement costs. fan sees own 23 IZABETH a ST YOUR cd tc aed ad ce pare $100 D gether or separate. FE $-9236. : AY oh 1 a Pg LEAVING CITY Ss ROOMS, REAS hack door: golf at your front, ‘8¢._ complete with all the own Bc eae MILE | OR 40506" ecusi ys ttas )Fecoe - | Eves can. OR 3-1708 oF ‘OR, sanz) WILLIS M. BREW ER FE 2-6682, 1138 Lakeview door 4560 Motorway 3 bedrm convenient carte te eee Complete exterior. 3 bedrms. Full Rd By owner 3 bedrm. Cedars) ———— ——— ——|2 LAKEFRONT LOTS, 75 X 600 LARGE LOT ON WtELIAMS LAKE | JOSEPH F REISZ, SALES MGR ranch FR 5-10! @utomatic features, dishwasher, Sit Rough wiring $6350 on our = Shake ranch Garage Patio 2 or 3 BEDROOM HOME CAR-| — on oxford Good fishing | Road 1 bieck from Whitfteld 4-06 E Huron FE «518i BY “OWNER. 4 RMS. & BATH | ciipesal etc. Pollowfng, quote let. Nothing down on your lot. i $13 500 FHA avai'able MI petine & built-ins. Must sell. Low $2300 each LI 3-6479 | Drive Privileges on both Mace- _ Eves FE 8-0623 _ low down payment. Call FE from recent letter of Independent MA 6-3808. PE 5-5078 | _4-2210 cous Vet. Nesr MSUO| FE att SGEctaic 3 Sitbacom) **7 554 WOR 39 ih Coll eiter | 3079 eves, after 6 == |_-~Professional ~Appraiser. ‘The AS A GROUP OF BUILDERS WE ~|- ont a — | stay brick, fa) hasement. water | — ae __Help Wanted Male * | house is exceptionally well cared offer low prices through volume - ay OWNER. WEST ‘SIDE.3 BERM ‘eftener. built-in stove, 160 foot [L 100 345 AUBURN | tp an a 19 | for and-is in a beautiful setting. | urchases on custom ‘Quality : ' home Oi! heat. Near school & lot. Private beacn $14,950 Own. | Gleigive Mas Manor, | un 2133.0 A aN ; i Your sulmming are garage ar- | ult’ homes—g00-plaus We'll se- | _shopping center. FE 4-419] er EM 3-6076 A M | 1€. and nice yout cure rtgage. No obligat F | a * ne e AN | of the addition is exceptional, *" bividere Exchanoe. a“ PERSONALIZED HOMES BEACTIFUL LAKEFRONT HOME | BEE THE spgckm rv 7 along with the well landscaped - ullders Exchange | SELL OR TRADE — Lovely 3) PE 8-226; garage 3 bedrooms Stud ica CHIEROKE E H S wanted for sale . ; rounds. IT value it at $28,500" FE 3-7210 . or UL 2-3464 bedroom bungalow only about ‘ ~ —~ ji fly room basement Carpeting. BEPOR® YOU BU | Above avere, e ce tee taht | A REAL HO!VEST BARGAIN 2 or further information or ap “eo0,OOt~™S care oe a homes Ga) oe WO ID M 2 6 8 ft stone fireplace Like new , You'll ttke these wooded roll- | man Write Box & The Pontlec ee {| veuroom™ brick (with) isisirway io), pole tment. = please “call” James vt ae wen Boul Dome * Loceued ~ C NOR 150 ft of excellent sand beach. ing 100 ft. sites controlled to| Press stating cohen job, & ° & SONS unfinished upstairs Room for | poe OL 2-6606. 3615 Lake Take over payments, $85 per mo ay trade a lee Bh Second | Asking $35.000 with terms protect todays better homes, ang teleptone number s or 2 bedrooms 16 ft carpeted eorge Rd. Este a Soe Come 2 Bedroom, partly finisned up- ms eer. =o ' LAKE PRIVILEGES STEELE REALTY. 155 Highland ang their close-in, country le- | — -———— pan SE ay ; living room. nice kitchen with 89d Make us stairs. Carpeted living room & ory nowsetreiier (Asm for (Bar) OMI N E s la Re «(M-89) at Milford Rd High. cation — Drive out Elizabeth AUTO BUMPER. WE NEED Price REDUCTION __| plenty of storage space. full base- _ _—-—~ WE MUST “SELL Now _ dining om full oe h, basemem, Brown , land, Michigan MU. 4-2045 Lake Rd to Scott Lake Rd.) good combination map for sma/ Owner says only $16.050 90 for ment ofl wirnace, rec. room MUST S$ Js. _2'2_lots 8-3186 . ae ee : | S ANDY BEACH : i turn right 3 blocks to Lacota j shop. Plenty of work and all this ;, spermine nr pomoom tiled floor 2 tots. excellent lo- paused ett ron ooh NOTHING DOWN — 3 bedroom Qed N DL o. CEDAR ISLAND. aany BEACH. benefits Shelton Pontiac Buick Tanc n onial ills eau- cation. $1 5 s ' ssed, edrn. ome, utility bungalow with large 100 x 130 € e rms aths, 2 , ; | +. @ tiful big Mot Cal ice adetatia | Ace this ate tow enn terms Bur rm. 2ig car garage started, on HA DE. | ft Sot Newly rae 00 atum |3 Bedroom. ranch style, brick home replaces. Walk-out basement Carl W. Bird, Realtor i> gon OL _1-6133, COLONIAL HILLS ives large lot FE 29897) 0 ! J | storms. All you mec is your in a bighly restricted subdivision Te oes werms Inquire 593 Community Notional Bank Bidg | BOY'S. YOU NG MEN ela the YWoeation of this brick Lode TUheL ce te ‘purchased, for LAKE HOMES | convenient Uviag Bere ans sive tae tere ding a “CASS LAKEFRONT TT “5 ¢ 18 to 26 to represent natioual Bi-Level. three bedroom home the low price at "sa pun : LOW DOWN PAYMENT : | Dining 1 with wall te wall over Les Ero): concern. Must be neat, tiagie. with , oversized closets. two. roygm home with heesecat Ae | 1 Cedar Island Lake. $950 Down $500 DOWN — Large 8 rm mod-| carpet Kitchen with eating space 68x140 ft level lakefront let No free to travel entire US. Al baths, large living room with unfinished home, a store bide. | or will accept car as part down ern home with basement Located | ceramic tile bath, full basement "¢e¢ for a well here. as there is cee eee a. Imm: ave ledgerock fireplace sliding giass’ 14 vacant lots all with lake pris payment near St Fred's Ideal for large with tiled floors and ceiling and ‘*W2-division water Good beach at i ole ere doors opening onto a beautiful. and only 15 minutes drive west | 2 Carroll Lake Modern home. 5 - family Needs painting. Priced ai recreation room, plastered two $1000 down BEAUTIPUL CANAL FRONT | ch yg Hota ie io rsen, een ere Sera cee pee ee the city. If you are interested N thi D | me pest Donn siete — only $5500 — __C@r garage, landscaped acre lot: 7 eee ee : reid privileges on Upper Long Thurs only. f to Lia ge sad ae in — ing soursell meney. cat O Ing: oO w at ye fm Og ye $ wo. Block aise FULL, PRIGe enh “what | and cement \ariveway. two blocks WALTERS Lake. le OYS, VETS-TRAVEL! 18 TO 2%. « ie . — { s 8 7 ae i Prey | - — : 4 Mandon Lake $700 Down. Fur- a bargain. 3 bedroom modern! beach Sale by gener = seecr LAKEFRONI | yaoregaaaid LAK@ FRONT, 90x25 | Mexico, Hawall, California. entire - fohn Kerwin & Sons COMMERCIAL FRONTAGE — — ALL THE CHARM of goue- | Sere included ‘% home in an A-1 location 8 65 ft of A-I sandy lake frontage. | ake nl ,retere. Anyone mse it Reaois Oakland Ave 50 x 500 ft. over | by davs are revealed in | Crescent Lake. $8500. Low Mike's School District. Paved St Price $22.500 plus 24230 ft. basement: already | city OF PONTIAC, 2 lots, 602x120 | pply ine «x Eng s Since 1925 Lae te phew Y on 3 streets ie on home renerat i 6 torent t ~ po, fh “Owner leaving the city and says FE 8-1784 en pro rty. Ready to be built | potas. eode ‘en ae cea, _ < Tamily home lower rented f ed to perfection 4 Lovely D ake. 200. ow 1 . * = ’ “ i ¥e PE Geet os Sirect oj 890 week Ths is a very ode. bedrooms each as pretty as | PHA. Terms seh heteas. ——————— on, $790 down will Randle |) BEAUTIFUL WATERFRONT lot Commission & bonus. No expe- Phone VE. FE 38-4274 oo" sirable corre = Priced at lesg a piciure. There's a carport | 7. Oakland Lake Front. 3 BR 700 DOWN — Lake front Right ~ DONE LSON P. ARK I RIL EY REAL ESTATE in Otter Hills, also back lot in| flence needed. rir, &F M4 = eee than $250 pe an old fashioned coach lamp =|: $15.500. Terms on the water 3 bedroom bunga. 508 Elizabeth Lake Rd Otter Bitte ae Peeeree wt tad WILi saterrice 2 BEDROOM and even a bain. The flow- 8 Seymour Lake Front. $7500. ow. You'll be surprised how good; 2,bedroom colonial, $17,500. rE FE 1137 FE 44821) om. to 8:90 pm case, aarwaeat Suet Sc; LIRR LiyINo IN 4 zane — 1. Ue Sie eteeemee the leon | | Pal orem. Term ih ane cent OU, AC ry |g 2900 7; Sere Gace bats nae es BUTCHER = i + ! Le 4 e . Ws in » 3 ri-leve ome i ation room and fireplace. Ail tiled beautifully laudiec Ar tage uk shade town near schools, churches. fo ACRES pores yen ae ih. tot Briced | Bt eagle CLARKSTON - C L OSING OUT Part time — evenings. Prater Large shaded lot Restricted Pon- trees. williams. Li 5 priv 3 rms and transportation. You Vet- | 7 Room home 4 Bedrooms. Pire- ranch. No thru traffic. Available) 7 "¢W¥ brick 3 bedroom homes WOODHULL LAKE FRONT. ‘5x | one e = oma store. ke Estates 3445 Watkins 4 ba ath le carpeted living aloe eae $600 ae in the 13. x 18° living roow. | 9700 FULL PRICE — 3 bedroom. _!mmediateiy. =_tRiohy 44-3998 100 t e300. leo sh ioe 200 ft | 5803. 5 063, 5: 0. to 9 p.m. ake room, brick ihrepe 2 large Li 0! - 12 x 13. Nice kitchen Full | a | a an an © square Teel each 7: NTER EXPE: FOR SALE HIGH QUALITY 2. ¥edrorms could be made into . | basement with auto, oil furnace Rinole cone ee ep ort | Priceo from $27,300 to $29,900. LARGE BUILDING LOT in Pon- “BUMPER AND ye of work, Pen- bea room home in. Milford MU 1 Part basement. new 1'z car , $8.950 with about $400 clos- | School only ', mile away. $18,- basement Gas furn Alu torms | W AR M | Down payments $1,800 to $2.500 tiac-Watkins Estates. | tae A Liat — Foi garage and would you believe ing costs will buy a neat, 106. Terins : Ane rents foe 360 = papi | Conventional mortgages. “Lots 75 |e uto Body, Service. = The price is only $9,750 S-bedroom, full basement. i Terms : per m Slow about app ; | % 245 feet. Waterfrontege Access WILL CUSTOM BUILD YOUR | CAB DRIVERS STEADY NiGHTS Terme kas heated home A quiet. WEST SUBURBAN yea itive howe (roe ike to Otter Sylvan and Cass Lakes Lies as ON YOUR LOT OR od days, age 30 or over. Apply cruaren Con binuee wie niet pore 1 BR. Ranch home LITTLE FARM — Priced at only office? 2 rae ~_— “ “he Cass Lk. Rd. Lincein- URS 2 p.m_458 Orchard Lk. Ave“ ‘fle = : . o in- i 1] furnace Carport. Alum. awn- ae eis ae ~ ~| shire Bu CU TED MAN IN- Wilham Miller dows and carpeting included hia ree Gata pec Oy, te bedroom home | Paul M. Jones. Real Fst Call Herb Smith pool pt aceiiae dg. -fBhieg Realtor FE 250263 tere youl like this eae.” street Quick possession Some finishing yet to do Almost! on ‘a screened-in porch in “g2.W Huron On 3-2263 . | et im sales, Salary. bonus and 670 W. Huron ' an acre of land. Terms the evenmgs catching those PE 4-8550 FE 86-1275 commission. Transportation fur- —_ a i luron ; oo NEAR PONTIAC GENERAL . : ie ‘ ' aished, Unlimited o 5 AIRPORT RD. Open #10 8 RECOMMENDED tor tne “SB phome, New aevestos sid 404300 COUNTRY Eegate cael beeeiss? | DAVISON LAKE 1DEMaAaN | tess et aman. “Hnguire at 7 room brick veneer 20 x 20 oe ee riage needs & Sa fam: | ing Remodeled kitchen. Base- Patee wince we Son erick - “6 a | Singer Sewing Center, E. Ma- living fees wie fireplace. Seo GONG OUT On anche good-sized lot too - Yet ment. $8950 Low FHA. terms | g stone rancher Custom bunt ein | = PARTICULARS fie ‘best fuking betas te arth 12 W ° rl NE Srate 22 5 16 cinien Coom D|- ice Leads af caren, Pail dled wants to keep in the low J. C. HAYDEN, Realtor | attached two car gar. More closet | | iGexind ana 6 seam 3 weds) rene pen evenings DRAFTSMAN, BIRMINGHAM, room large picture windows ot Loads of extras. Full tliea payment bracket Here's a . altcmals re Three bedroom ran x Om, PE 4-452 Stead d Wall to > walt carpeting. Conven- ®asement. Will sacrifice for quick older. well-kept bowie et i712 ans haloataer ree Ot4 | found la’ macht cake expenciee | with * iiving ate asice ae ja tse a oan te artarenl Combingtion “necbas- : “ tem . * = ye r o2 a } I ‘ i) i . . . A . v . = on ee een Cee Se Se 300 Will take about $350 to SPER Eves Sun 10102 _______ homes Completely carpeted Built; ¢ll, bireh kitchem and utility | re lot included. New deck Par, Waterford Hills Estates cal and electrical. Established 6 aaa oe a gine. i oe Mov eae You In | — 7 ROOM HOUSE OIL FURNACE | weihe: & deren, 1 bate Lede. | a | cottage “ase cach ain rise ees a8 N50 down. Por | alain Licata Adlai car garage. Paved street & drive , . * | 100 tt tet: Landscaped & loads Hurry Or ie Oo eit | Pend accreued one oF | Breeseway | _2160 M18, Ortonville, NA 1-2 71-2815 eNTI tT i, BDRM HOUSE. DINING RM heel. 41 : 7 hee Full basement with gas | LIVING! MOCTELE ISTING SERVICE | Maceday Lakes Mr Xe Mrs - ACRE HAVE OPENING FOR 2. NEA "kitchen & baih $4500 cash PE Rn orice” siese” sa90 arcu. |. heat. Nice lot and look at Brick ranch 7 rooms. 4 = ce . ee ee § room maéarn Attached ga- s _ 5 cpl men, ogy oe maha 5-8710 _ _ off Mavbee Rd. OR 3-630. the price of $7850. Menthiy bedrooms full bath. also Merson _ a 7° | rage. Pavéd road. $1,600 down! wi a nationwide company. Ex- 6 ROOM MODERN HOME | payments approxmately $5 ialf bath with built-in van- ai wt ng morgage $10,- will handle. perience heipfu' but not necessary streened in porch 2 rm guest yy) 9 .-7-1- : apa | including taxes and insur- ity Oil heat. water softener 000. | ll ACRES : i have a complete training house 2 car garage With work- I 1¢ rN EER HIGHLANDS ance, Utility room, screened | — - 2 bedroom nearly completed | program, If y have s desire to shop space 1 acre fenced in ‘Three bedroom brick front home. | ; oe oe Pi td bar. Car- } Sous owner at Orlando home This acréage has ft. | petter round ibe see me, Mr. Aon) aytime. $77 is siton Blvd a mene) Seek and tones RAY ONEIL, Realtor Viau on (pereli, Ween “your OTTER LAKE—-BRICK RANCH “ , » Ae eee aoe eee nee a | McGinty at 80 N. Paddock. inter: hicdiicta & : chara eat Kitchen nae pratt pol 262 §. Telegraph Rd Open 9-0 dog is not forgotten — A Large living room with SS | gieee asen oc oie B dae Ng = apple tions will owe cenaaased. IN DE PENT DENCE r AV P. 1 i p s ry a FE 3-7103 FE §-8775 , » fenced dog run is provided ledgestone ee lace & beau- BY OWNER MODERN 5 ~ ROOM i= applic a whl ve Two br downstairs and one iarge it” fiful view - t WE rash 5 mi | | SEE IT BUY EN- = ee uresque house on 10 acres iand in Clark- ; EK WILL | MARRIED MAM WITH CAR AND 2 hedroom home. 7 miles perth of 7 Up Lake privileges on Sy} | NEW 3 BEDRM., BRICK HOMES JOY IT Otter Lake ston aren, ! mile east of Bald , 7 eae os Ba) 43. who is willing Pontiac Hardwood floors, oil a ee np | bod Sul Manement Wana cnet rooms. 1'3 bathe . ‘aay Eagle Lake, School bus at dgor. BL ILD & 2 INANC E _ | Darothy Snyder Lavender ‘te work a” hours @ week with Cod siue"gmns ety woginiy ius morigace vost PIA. Coed yee BE Atages eS Bold sour jot | nei Bula area | a FO OPER TY solttihutns aa. "St" | Be Haman progtet. Weke = payments On ee bought on VA or FHA terms for sidSbe ubieh lnciodes fast bar in this modern 12x. |¢ RM AND BATH. LK. PRIVI- A C < wel esta at Y & 5? Pontiac Press, - 3 : — - -COCEN: ey eee 9 ; ‘hone 3 or MU 4-6417 : CRESCENT LAKE SUB Soe pero al Detroit Wood- full —— ly baths a hece ye er lenes. ee x im, elit? Tool | ottage i cian i ThES MATURE BOY. 1 vy: ls OR OVER FOR Two br. home‘and all the fur- - —— — ’ : ; 6400 - ed; BRICK 3 BEDRM. niture priced zor a quick sale $500 DOWN this" choles me eer st Prairie Lawn Drayton Plains. VACATION & RETIREMENT: 14 miles north of Pontiac — a/ _ pine commission. 2 ao We Huron. : The lot is 187 191, and lo- Here is your chance to get enjoy full privileges on Ot- | CLOSE-IN. 2-FAMILY INCOME : DREAMS modern, 7-room farm home 1250| MAN WITH SALES EXP. SALARY, dencen A uicel aucitanes Bene cated on & quiet street in a ane | the right start by purenee ter Lake with boat access | _$6.750. Terms. OR 3-021 m of road Sapp Huge siged | expenses & car allowance. In- tiful ving room. Extra, large ae Urine y tn Soe wes Ww hl etyic!| ing this 2 bedroom hone | to Sylvan Late Shown by 3 BEDRM. RANCH TYPE HOME ~—NO LOT RESTRICTIONS — dining room kitcben and living/ terviews afternoons, 3 to 5 P.M. ¢ living room and doth bed- {| Wall build 3 oe reaches? i suburban lot wi appointment Low d 36149. ; room. 4 bedrooms Garage. barn See Mr. Treanor, Interstate Motor katy pane Seaiaces ried barn | (00Gis Tes other Suraiiare: in| benic sm your or Pall bexement. lake privileges “Pull. price Pnenet ent: Rab ase: Taran. ow Gown Deyment. OR >410.,; — _wE BUILD ANYWHERE and chicken house. Loads of fruit _Brtight System notty pine cabinets. T ah ludes 1 gas stove, 1 refrigera-| oak floors, tile bath, birch cup- c BY OWNER, 4 BEDROOM HOUSE, ~ ‘ r SS ae eens Truly a beauty~at oniy §12.500 Neg 1 cidhon: dryer, 5 Srace | boards. OR 3-7038. pet 500. $500 down _ PAY- | ELIZABETH LAKEFRONT fully carpeted. recreation room. | Ag = cocast tel coset Gs dome MECHANIC Terms. Ginette set. 2 piece living set | Russ McNab __ “Art Meyer | TENTS ONLY 850 MO 3 bedroom home Large fireplace, aluminum siding and | ‘ t Price reduced to $13.- Excellent working conditions, uni . couch and chair plus a large = modern kitchen. Breakfast awnings Lar e fenced vard. Lake N -” fie ._—_— “| forma, bospitellaation, paid vace- yellow lounge chair 3 piece bed- , ne nook. Dining room livin Orion. S002 | Sen e te Hights Mo Metz at once: Home room set. . hollywood bed, 2 if ii i ll em an | joer with fireplace Glassed 5 one Suen. “NEAR WIL. M GEORGE BLAIR _et_ Hi Motors, Inc. OA 8-2528. 68 FT. RANCH, desks, curtains. drapes and many | nate bee C eiene liams Lake With Lake privileges | one Down | REALTOR OPPORTUN KELY other items. $9,800 and only’ $2.500 i 55 ft. stone re Attractive corner tot, [ull price 4536 Dine Hw OR 3-1251 I's baths. Center entry hall 23 $64 per mo including taxes and 412 W HURON _OPEN EVES | facing the lake with gril 3 $7950 FE 5-7981 or FE 2-8270 | AYXON PLAINS Experienced licensed real estate fi. rear living room with massive! ins FE 44526 ‘ car garage 60 ft of lake Se PAYMENTS AS LOW AS Eves ont OR 31708 or OR 2.8042 | salesman Wonderful ange od ledgerock floor to ceiling fir = oe ontage. $35.000 Terms No Fool'in BY OWNER @ ACRES ON sugin| [0% the Tight person ’ tec: ne Sad ranse — me FE 4-536y FE 5.5861 “WASHING TON PARK | Rolfe 1. Sim; Youll tus! | ganit local lait bay ot 44 Per Mont \ Lake. MA $2152 | hres. sho Napa Pont ine irch cabinets in large lfe * | bearer a Box Xitchen. 2 dinise arese WAM. | By owner ~ 6 Room modern 4 0lfe TT Smith, Realtor | dus sind, Teo ea ge FOUR CLEARED LEVEL ACRES. | opporTENITY PLUS — - MARRIED cide bedrooms. Caramie. “ath heres For further ‘efoce ute cali FE 244 S_ Telegraph Rd FE 3-788; ‘room apartm sete peptide dete | - near Crescent Lake. Idea) home. | cal 8-1805 OPEN EVENINGS ‘TIL 8 apartment Up Separate baths & op ih dil al doe ate ite 94.000 Half down. FE ¢-2661,, "e” 32-43 car. phone. (@ grea furtess 3 eas Ful DAILY 4-8 ~~ 6"ROOM BUNGALOW ON VALU. *otrBogrs. Gas heat 2 car gh Por Your Setecmies _Gays;_ PE 21521 eves a Sai ng oe ol “ae Natioal ry = = : . = t for widow or cou- | ¥ Your ection = FE 2 | es gan t basement. Man 7 - i = c ait sal Py | wiles lot_ in Pontia 5500 rage. Fortec a ' features We'll custom, “quality > REALT | ELIZABETH LAKE > pet s-ta38" re "5-243 $5500 cash. pie. $6500. $750 down aa wave cee Cesramiel ‘CHILDREN WANTED Whe at [aivng tlle butid’’ it. Only $17,622. Terms. Hi © Bee wreci SEE FOR YOURSELF ~ 8k Northside | PONTIAC LAKE ROAD 1336 : j ‘ You can't beat these 7 bed 4 BEDROOMS Aluminum i HOUSE IN PONTIAC with 3 apts Dandy 5 od bunal. alte hitch ONLY 89.950 WITH DOWN | ~ PART TIME i : $ = = | . Tenant occupied. $6500 cash. FE | andy § room modern bunalow | " iu - $950 i AES I room Ranch type homes siding. Separate dining room | _3-7438. FE 5-23 Just a couple of blocks from | 50 Lots of room for children on this Top S$ For Your Home ee eee ; ieee with gas heat. Oak floors. -- Family porch Finished i= Oe | Perry St. pe eted living & din. | 9 acre farm. Adapted to raising | 5 i ery dest ga = a walls.” Tile path, “ta tasement Mh Sebel s as ase ooeaicea no 2-Car garage -- | ing room. oi] heat, garage Quick “WE REPEAT-—ONLY 50° berries, garden. poultry, rabbits, oo te oh to qualify for a joo H. BASS REALTY orm Sqgergens, Gas neat. Nice satue for immediate sellout | | VAL-U-WAY | tien, sit, eer terme” cottages at this time This | Sete “Ooed elie pall ein, il | acth Wil euanle You to cara, 88 2 Beso) es 9 ) _ Only $300 Down. Model at Tad Jowntown 6 Your" chance of a life- heat’ bar : 8 @ 3 <5 = : > t , s : e attic for additional | Builder FE 37210 ~3 BEDROOMS Summit « “High | Streets, rEALIOR, is we ERGs 8 sr, TOR VALUES & TRADES Large 2 story, 7. room modern itving- To tee ‘Plane’ end rooms. Will take lot. ‘ear er gered ob on wa = : s st a m Sears ned | jousetrailer as down ment. | _ a | Pull basement. Gas furmace New- ____FE 5-8161_— FE 82620 ME. EXECUTIVE | tor business. Lower floor ideal | Goes OF R. L. WICKE RSHAM. { SHEET METAL _ BY OWNER ROYAL OAK, ly Secor $11,000. Terms 474 Hale) “oh ys 5 bed { | or Me is : = 7195 W. } -6250 | pet. fireplace. Finished ‘basement. | ROOMS room home in this ideal lo- | MURTIFLS TISTING ERRVICE bedroom brick home in ex- 4 cet for e en it tame R.\W. BIR DSALL ee apie a ~ . ECH ANICS atage Fenced All extras. Beau.’ Mie Prada oles Nive loca- cation. Beautifully decorat- clusive Ottawa Hill . Pp partme 2 Proto-type, hand forming & com- tn 8 lnndacaping. $47,500 00. Pay ion. $8490. Ter Wall te: wall carpeting. toute bein be ails is a* ./ ofl heat & » oe Plenty of park- | PHONE: For Sale Farms 14 plete fabrication experience re- small equity, 1-7065. CUCKLER- "REALTY ir - ——— = cup. i fort and pleasure. Features \" We TIS M. BRE WER se Chee Vict ON LAKE oc pln ee Ss See — eee a cards. Pull basemen i . I family room Built in ‘ 3 BEDROOM “BRICK TERRACE, oe Seenne_—_re tt heat Ree re. atio space and range nd many ove , JOSEPH F Fr. [REISZ, Salen May ; = Holly Price reduced. $15,000. $6,- McGregor Mfg. Corp. ; price or terms. Mr. Bussart. LO- _ Investment and Home. svaped. Only $i20c0 with EVER PICK OUT A HOUSE | > “Bhaen by sepemtecen cals ; Fel “HOLIDAY HOMES” 100 ACRES. 1 SET OF BU oe, | 76_W. Maple Mi_4-2000 troy | wan 1-8934, | § large rooms for owner on first scene = Gal sua . and then have someone beat you Shown by appointment only. ae Eves. FE 8-0623 HOLIDAY HOMES 50 acres in soil bank. a | | 8 : wey er gee eS xe woe - ese eeenee a ear Bolly . SEMINOLE HILLS —. floor and 2) apartments of 3 | 0 it? You don't want to delay © oy) = ~ 2 YFAR OLD RANCH HOME ON PLEASANT LAKE Michigan. Reduced to : 000, | SALESMAN WANTED rooms and bath each on second DRAYTON WOODS too Jong on this 2 bedroom home $1500 DOWN ontiac-Rochester Rd. J bedroom® | Large ranch home, attached 2 terms. Experien e mot mecessary. will #xtra’ of 6 room fireplace. fibor with front and side entrance. | This ts ome of the finest Shade trees and fice lawn adds — A new custom bullt 2 bea- tu) basement. 80x250 ‘ot. Asking car garage, aluminum storms and Paul AL Jo Real E | tran. See Tony Guyer or Sam : center hall plan. garage, larg¢’ steam heat, stoves and refriger- Bi-Level homes we have to the comfort of this home. A room home Northside loca- $14 500) Will consider cash to screens 4 lots, 2 blocks from lake au nes, Real Est. | ree deop lot. Bargain for cash. $12.- ators Tenants pay own lights ever had the pleasure to of-, real value at —— $450 down tion. Large rooms. Formica foal bs or trade for smaller ‘s mile off West Maple. Must 812 W Huren R& R MOTOR FE 4-3524 ge: prot od San ofl and gas. Property. is in good ee i 3 laree nanan tures } $65. per month counter and stainless ster] Breet a 138 Highland see to appreciate. Price reduced PE 4-8550 _FE 8- 1275 | Tae" oakland Ave. ___ Pontiac, Mich, res e | dition and locatea on corner jot enty of closet space. Large sink 4 rp : ‘ for quick sale. Only $1.000 down ; Os Tc? ip Indianwood Rg. Large new 3 bed- With paved streets. Best rast. side | fcme recm with wel’ to GOOD-BY MR LASLORD Sy ee ee Rd (M-50) at Milford Ra. High- furry on this one a TELEPHONE room, 1'% baths. oak floors. plas- iocation 3-car garage Rent from wall carpeting. Kitchen will Will be the expression you will I cs land. Michigan, MU_ 4-204 WILLIAMS L. ORD ARES “ANVASSERS (red watts, walk-out basement. Coen o hoor apartments Ail ake please the iadies with built. =»: use after you see this two bed- thal chi - _TRI-LEVEL STARTER HOME 3 bedroom, ‘a Tatle,. tabch style LAKEFRONT F 3 € ANV ASSERS e REALTY. | contract payments with reason-- in oven and range. Beauti- | Toom Bungalow. Fenced in yard R. ] (DICK) VALEET | Nothing down your lot, small bungalow Large living room, with « sreniainiary “se Pode For ee een — PON r | AC R ry | able down payments or will ac- te nee wnctve tor | JUST REDUCED = Jie 3 down, our let. G Pilattiey EM storms and screens. oi] furnace, fine lake frontage plete set / 2 ry estons = 197 Baldwin Ate FE 5-8275 oe land contract or lake cot- ee bia iepince Arge from $2130 to 81560 down for REALTORK ; 53-0482 _ carport Owner leaving town \ of buildings ineludi large con- OWNER — } BEDROOM. 2 YRS. pees pan perme Peene FE thu worely Nawelio uppers a auick sale, This three bedroom 245 Oskidnd Ave Open “ti Bon obiae ee es ee cere ee Wetete) arage) vans) [TRUCK REPAIR MAN, EXPERI. old Carpeting and drapes. Lake —2-6127 for appointment ciate it~ enclosed back porches. full base- FIX 5-06903 or FL 4-353] “ining room front room. kitchen : | Paved road $75.00 — Terms. fle — ge For extra work rivilege® 318.750. $2. down. mént will sell ast. Don't hesitate —— JUVE) and bath ‘ow down payment Paral AM. Jones. Real Eat, CORNER 40 Acres productive land | to. ‘tne FE. 4.9563. Flo. img, PE 26647 $200 DOWN | —Cal now qs ne Kemer 2 bed OPE ase out from te #2 W. Huron nace and. ath Buildings, need | WILL TRAIN. _ ‘8 Lovely 2 bedroom ranch. Neat neeteS oj) a “ 2 nace an a ulldings need | CUSTOM SORT DARE Borne A ' as a pin' PA Heat. Water TOTAL PRICE $7150 Coren tee nek furn Gas heat LEAVING | CITY. 5 RMS. REAS ns OS 4-8550 FE 8 1275 some repairs but priced at only | Fo WY i h ae od insur- | Aber EM 3-653 ( | ; KO catiancce New gare e. Lov. Pull basement with this nice ri a xtures. Lots of) F p2_ 1138 S.akeview: JNION LAKEFRONT, 3 BEDRMS.. $16.000 — Terms i 2 Os) COREReseT _Starfire Bldg. Co. j | wy tame vou Payee clean poaie, garage, cement Grive, trees. Near stores and busline. —= _ ° enclosed yorches, natural fire: | 20°ACRES — Barn, modern house | | S08 gp hee baeee 2 torten. $300 DOWN ‘HOME & BUSINESS. See. this 6 Geet. Hurry ea. this one. fenced yard with’ shade trees S680 Elizabeth Rd. Fuil orice leaees) eee mene, Imes su | weremonn $18. ber — — High’ school diploma ‘required. r ituated pn d a = cres rolling. : ere, Pitkc wacedey vrivtones | 50 foot Commercial iot with pign: |POR COLORED avigw down payment this 18 | pp ggghjbWOOD REALTY. ., rERr NICE UAKEFRONT HOME | Scenic, “een peal ed Rg gg a) ‘ of room te build at front. | eres ge ¢ n 4 edroom eeds some re- 4 _Sxpense gins Price 45.200. Broker. | Fat aot ‘dwelling has been used | Rasement and garage, 6 LAWRENCE W. GAYLORD S¥YLVAN VILLAGE down, Space ‘ox more up. Oniy | Pairs, $19.75 ~ Term | giher benefits, Replies cqntiden- or auty Parlor Business. . 3 Bedrm.. 2 bath home, tly- 05: Post Office Box 5, Pontiac. | Sgund investment for only $13.200 A real bargain tor $15-750 16 8 Pike M4, Open Eves. | 3, Bodin. 2, bath home, Feasts. . ; apr rn! Sra 135" Highiand H. P. HOLMES. Inc. , voune sinGia@ MAN “fo > LEARN With $3,500 down. ¥ rins-—-We have sev- North Suburly M-59' at Mi a. pee viel . : eral 3 & 4 bedroom homes walk to school and lake. Imme- urdan Michigan, — 2531 8. Lapeer Re. FE 5-2953 | cettwating & sales eriating ar a i g e NEW THREE BEDROOM RANCH to choose from-—Gome with : —, | ~aetg_geempaney. 2X | ligpeaea Se ne ‘Sale Business Property 16 Pas Write full partic 1s THE “BIRD” TO.sEE »| Wat Pmuentied° wut 'cek doors, | Call Mr Pointer: raw 6-u5. | CHILDREN WANTED ~ $450 DOWN Over. $4,000 worth of builtins tn a z- steted wails, full basement, I I ie lover teomy hea ee Gas oie Hot "water te ess | teers ator A Pirepzet Breakiast MN 880 SQUARE FT. BLDG. XC ) TD WHISTLE CLEAN a nt ; %..~ § es WI IAMS it, Sa eee ~ ~ a ‘privileges, Near schools bar and dining “farms : shings, a) \ frees location for small business. BS cod a _PEBU TO 910.000. De- COM MERCE VILLAGE 3 BEDROOM FRAME tenes. Gas heat. 9 "ese arage. Be: Wiliams Lake Rosas will | * He ys: ac PRICE 813, ni ONLY 38.650 WITH s9i0 DOWN Be sure 1 see this — reall gow! - BROS , lease or sell with smail down ‘ oo 2 lots 100s eye feet some 1483 BALDWIN ete oer, 8s = fag hy BLES a pen oe Neo eas ae - payment to reliable party. Ser $ f fruit an ope by 8 3 *Teum ‘newly decorated |a ree “street. Near schools & stores. Pioneer: Hi tands: ca phon ag tee F C Wood Co: ' i & fron’ ‘porch, basement, olf heat. 109, ft. i W. G. WHITCOMB, ALTR. $18,000. ts — brick | kefroné. Hor oe ~ ie! 18.30. To ra, for Survey * TRADE! “TRADE t | Oh Renae i 1, os ge KB oO oa Uli, 0 rent. Pee mee 2 er oder, nar I — Williams Lake Ra. at Moe oe 42 ay Must | : " F . . eer, c t-as down ic Aw ae ora sea i m sg me right | 7 . . oe to aggressive sgnrnen sali gr | oneness ‘ Your like - this ae W hipple Lake Seo : ee HOME ON 2 ACRES “sefrice Se as eee » bed The. = ~ eh beantites sane | After ion OR 32603 anc Willlig Se eeuiy si9 ca eee sire agg Bonga : 5 ¥ ” ¥ room js 15225 6 — salar po . age 2 garage e! = large “rooms many closets, bedroom. lar living reom : $7,350 TOTAL I = let look ace" Latee modern |. ‘i pe start. Good ‘inert ge berries, @ ate baths, hice 7 Conauton down payment, good - Kitchen with dinette. Very “it | PLACE A “LOST AD, ' vance, ogg od stailer = e suit. ation voume 3 : ton. seed basement. Went of | fig est AMR | thve recreation ronm et built- | 5 able to catry on om small ¢ ectrical ’ ‘Pontiac M59. Va! fy bar, 2 full baths f= eens . CALL FoR business, | = ; ou eaiees | ; ant. ‘iu se to ot Wr. Cely | OMe. S rove regeh Wee price saved front | Gall FE 2-8181 for an ad. AM ee eS Ee ag on this ful WER TR i 6 Fe CETT ‘oe Y ava eal “Gorgats abd! 22 eit Putt een be : » : a : , tree: +" “ a ee | rit ; Oakshire, C. SCHUETT, FE 8-0458. / very jee place Suge shade. tree poe * fine to Fecover a loss. Dial FE! 4 ‘ land i ? cundres FO og + ics 8 + : UIOQe CLARK REAL AC ESIATE thing ‘of qubetentie Pini ties Rey rel.) FOR SAL OR RENT Wig | aT Sal" SIT 508" with aT 80d done | 12 sigi { d : nant : = down - bas with ; fe i 2 ; ' or 7, ICIATI 2a; 0 ee a ae Fecteation im. cay ford. a | ewe REALtY-—-+ we HITE BROS. | an ad w riter. : rica ae : | Pe Be 2.9066 Open Eve: ih 9 Bund 10 “Tl 5 i Say ' ‘charge it.” | a m Eves, ay, : |. $2890. Telenrega Ra. i $400 Dixie Hwy. 0 : : : & : a ere ’ ‘ i te 2 ; Vi : R ! % i . >! 2 é g S oer Gree \ ( Rey : \ ! a \ 5 i ae. :\ ; \ ae ; ' * aN eee : a g : Js : / } a F y ‘ *, i : } i + ponTY:- Eien i 4 i Jig a * \_Melp Wanted Female 20! Employm i = ND} * "for Avon in merce area } ES ace MIDW ’ Rinaty to (two — = Fe. ; é necessary. & ic woes Pusat ay Employment <. ‘ae mee) es Ponting Stale Rank Blog. Oo 2 r beta cinta. ton ‘Waa aah 13.90. pet hour in} @ W WATE RES \ y time? Some * Faractive or UL | 2-3782. i py tractive ' WA & INSIDE GIRL : Bg A a Pelegrap| Call Evelyn "Edwards \ near Dixie. : Parrot, 1615_N. _Perry! eae 23 ; winnie | ee fe = — b Porperiense necessary LEARN TO PLAY BRIDGE FROM Good pply| EDUCATED LADY. FE 84389. and good in sarten wi ae 5 ne 1444) Mile Rd. on Woodward or Bel-| Aire Drive-In, 14 Mile on Wood- ward. Or. call Liberty 9-3177 or M1 6-2278. CURE GIRLS_ INQUIRE RE AT I pix A} Spot. Corne PRIVATE MATH OT TUTORING | __Work Wanted Male 7) ‘Reid ALL TYPES CARPENTRY. FE_2-4855 . | ie U.S-10 and Free Estimates __ ‘ ae: OPS EXPERTENGED AP. “1, PAINTING “AND D WALL Pa- 2. _|_pering. FE 247 Z _fY snis'w" bereee. preter Dre cy Se OTERO AND Be exterior eas, 5 ~™ COUNTER GIRLS cs L ARPENTER w ORK. NEW : cers & Checkers ci lee ao ___ spimrkess «ti in person (X1 PAINTING INTERIOR & EX- tertor ree estima eas. — 6 Cekisnd.| 33953 or OR 38117. 'a MAN'S MAN CAN CARE FOR DRUG CLERK, COSMETICS. EX- semi-invalid or elderly man: rienced only. Apply in person.) Fale nurse & companion. A good nion oth Deg. 8000 Cooley eiucation, careful driver. Write Lk. Rd, EM 341 j60D ~ Pontiac Press Box 106. EXP HOUSEKEEPER GOOD jyaitaBiLeE NOW CARPENTER amily. 3 d “8823. ExP LADY FOR DRUG Over 20. Night & day Auburn between a4 Modern home. 3 in ay wk. Live in, FE and cabinet work New 6nd re- _pair. DP. H. Murdock. FE 2-7861. work _ ~ROORKEEFING YALL - rhiea— LDERLY WOMAN TO CARE a mes . =e 2 children. Light housework COLLEGE GRAD. 2% GENERAL Live-in. Call PE 24789 after 6 Business Major Would like per- p.@. manent employment. FI FE 2-9600. PERIENCED BUTCHERS s FOR CARPENTER WORK. NEW &| ExPEnié’ meat packing company repair Cabinets OR 3-7617 after catering to restaurants and stores 30 Site be good boners. No drinkers CABINET MAKER AND CARPEN- mish references in Ist letter ter Kitchen a specialty. FE e offer = hades herald 45000. Soe over union wages rite Pon-| —— — ——— — CARPENTER WORK OF ANY tiac Press Box 104. en shar 4 kind, Reasonable. _ Pm _8-0430. HANDY MAN — HOUSE PAINT- | EXPERIENCED WAITRESS. 25 rs. or older. Cail FE 2-9134 be- iween 1 10 am. & 4 pm Z #XPERIENCED DRUG AND > COs: pe window washing etc. FE ae metc clerk wanted. Apply 1D GAN WOULD LIKE WORK az -~ rcbard Lake’ 3 Road. - 2387 handyman. Live in. FE 2-5678. . Sian eee OPEN TIME ON MILL-LATHE- ‘ EXPERIENCED SHORT T ORDER surface grinder-Du-all saw. EM : FREE | $2095 90, PIECE | F UAT PAINTING, EXTERIOR & INTE- 4 3-3053. j_Tier FE 29453. TRL TO BABYSIT AND LIGHT neccE t CEMENT FINISHER, pge teat for home and some eS 7298. wages. Call before 11:30 and aft- RELIABLE CARPENTER NEEDS er 8:30 FE 4-582. work. Prices right. FE 56-8325. { GRILL — Goan Broa! | TELEPHONE LINESMAN. PAINT- t St NOS Sa LRP PLRCTELCAL co. ACTOR. Con: | and. memtenanes, “Bd Seance oo Biscirie™ UP EXCAVATIN These BULLDOZIN i PLANNING — Complete eounter 1 Elec. Co. 1060 W. Hu- FREE ESTIMATES for weer heaters, ’ drye FE 5-8431 ‘ Electric Co.,: 1060 W. Huron. GARAGES $$95 _ 14x22 Complete. FE 5-9122 HOUSE MOVING, FULLY equipped, FE 4-8450 L.A. Young. HOME GARAGE, CABINS. ADDI- tions, Licensed builder. FHA— Terms. FE 5-6900. iG ON WIRING LIGHT ikea MASON ;& _ Toofing work. OA 82018 0 PLASTERING & REPAIR — REAS. ‘Pat Lee. FE 2-7922 R.G SNYDER FLOOR LAYING. $0502” and finishing, Phone FE 5-0: 82 ROOF REPAIRS | EAVESTROUGHING _ FE_4-0444 TRENCHING EXCAVATING FOR septic tanks Field tile grin re ditches and boat well. UL 2 ___ Business ‘ Services ACME ASPHALT PAVING Written guarantee. Free estimates — Licensed & bonded FE 5-1917 ALL MAKES OF FOUNTAIN PENS repaired by factory trained man at our office Genéra] Printing & Office Supply Co.. 17 W. Law- rence 8t. ie FE 3-0135. 28 LICENSED BU’ BUILDER” j i, THE. PONTI ic PRES s. WEDNESDAY, JULY 29, 1959. ta se nas An- ho te Stag ag Penta Yx “ioe wii ae iy et ae i Shen Nelson. a PE “CHILD'S” “hoe, ica of Ca COST PAIR OF D. DARK ED faut Return to Rite Restau- Not! ces & t Personals 4: 43 os TENT AA PRIVATS aane : n't worry. Know the facts. Confidential consultation. FE 59-5201, ANY GIRL OR WOMAN NEED- ing a friendly acre. e FE 2-6122 after 5 or if no an- swer Fg 2-0469. nfidential. _ _ AEROTREDS . KNAPP SHOES Pred Herman OR 3-1592 COLD WAVE | Open Tues., aa FePH bventngs __Dorothy's. FE 2- “CHART ES CHES STER- AIR CUSHIONED SHOES E. H. MILLER OR 3-4942 DAINTY MAID SUPPLIES — 739 croeminee: Mrs. Wallace. FE IN DEBT? IF SO LET US Give You | Place to Pay Ease Your Mind WE ARE NOT A BLOOMFIELD WALL CLEANERS FE 2 rot windows. Reasonabie | | ELECTRIC MOTOR § SERVICE “RE- | airing and rewinding. 218 E ike Pho FE 43981, ELECTRICAL WORK. ALL KINDS, free estimates. Oakridge Electric | OR 3-0969. 2 Custom Asphalt - Paving Excavating, Grad Lake Ori fon. me: FURNACES “CLEANED CANE AND service. C. L. Nelson. FE 5-1788. LAWNMOWERS 8 SHARPENED 1 AND Outboard Mtrs Parts & Service Alr cooled engines repaired Authorized Service for Briggs. Engines MY 3-5621, Stratton & Clinton JOE ne MOWER ns MTR. SERVICE ass Lake Rd FE 4-7921 . work in Birmingham|NEAT WALL WIRRIRG OTHER Hours are 8| work Thurs. & Fri's — NURSES A VATLASES —_ = offers fringe chang i : aan = ge NightLicensed” Pag surance pA on, SG ie i ae Personne! . Muniei- seuarenee a pal = ~—— fb Bes » RG. Bat procedures. MAy- air 6-20) TOY DEMONSTRATOR | itgc ~ noe ie PREFER HOME case. FE 5-9023. TYPING DONE IN MY HOME. FE 86-4446. | BABY , grat SITTING AND IRONING. UL _ 2-3982. Sone aeons WOMAN TO DO DISHWASHING. Toy- Chests & Remmert’s experienced. Write Box 86 Pot- ve = for dealers. Earn Press that needed extra money in your|\ WOMAN DESIRES NIGHT WORK spate time, No favestments, ‘col p kind. Own trans, FE Rees. COP cee Rew. TD. HOUSEWORK 4 “& IRONINGS. = Ww WA le S OUNG I AD’ % LIKE ~. Biackie’s Lunch. 2257 Dix ab 4's nouee wor or, babysitting. -_ - Prefer e Work in Birmingham iiding Service 26 Sales ladies poninanens | in bet- Bu & —~ PP PLD P PPL AP AA ter women's for fine new N shop opening August. experi- AAA CEMENT CONST. Prone FE 44548 for interview. Sidewalk & & Driveway i JANTED DAY! Licensed and bonded. FREE esti- Whit. No Sunday or Holiaey wert |_™ates. PE 3311 ot FE 5-0833. ‘Must be experienced. No other A-1 BLOCK, BRICK AND CEMENT need + Appiy 3:30' work. Residential and commer- __ #t_98 West Huron. cial. Also ell eats house basements. ‘OMA CLEANING e oy we ye == 9 Te: y in a 3-1128. on oe Guaran- son. 120 8. Teenréphe We phone _ teed logs calls, ; ay BRICK AND CEMENT F WORK. WTD. GTR! e cashier. & es-| All work guaranteed. Call any sential, 4 br. wk. Steady posi-; time. FE 5- oe Soca 0.180 5:1 CEMENT AND BLOCK WORK withthe won. Also repairs. OR 3-0464, -\A-l SAND & FINISH. FE 5-722. : eee ane aten asd notes | Pentise. Hardwood Floor service. a 43046. "_ |T BRICK BLOCK AND CEMENT ! w : LB DART werk, Ales fireplace. OR 30600. time, Night work only. uaie's| ALL ny OF CEMENT WORK, Re Orion. Apply in| reasonable. Jenson. FE 2-2340. _ person only. A-l1_ MODERNIZING WAITRESSES F- A cu Cabinets & Garages om * oes ee th Free Est's. 3-T204 — UL, 2-3479. are ge A-1 COMPLETE BUILDING SERV- yoo i Drive-In. LIb-\ “ice Quality work, licensed BOWKER CONSTRUCTION ea MA _4-2253 OA | WOMAN WANTED — AS JANI- a Stead Frost | Top Drive y sti W. Huron. yoonee SIAN “es NEkDe WORK MILLS FLOOR SERVICE. LAY- SHE PERIENCE ON E Om. of any kind: MY 3-782). Ee sending & finishing. Terms. ; . Fiuasranine — NEW OR _ Bie More Lane iC REEDS | Work k Wanted Female 25 ~ Wok commaieed Fark oe adie good toy demonstrators. Share ,. N 1 U ND - SAWS MACHINE FILED : eer én reputation. Sop gual, iver 83. 8 ‘usbel FE 0645, DE | Manley Leach 10_ Bagley St. 4 ne eee oat WASHING & IRONINGS. Pick | WE Wt ABRY PARTS FOR | ALL : livery We sain Car up and Delivery. OR 3-0415. __ | Sate and wringer washers. Whole- Be Starview | 7 WOMEN WANT WALL WASH- * APPLIA ‘ tal OR 36104. ing ana house cleaning. FE 31041. | ROY'S se Ganong ERI sos 2-081 ea . COLORED GIRL WOULD 3 ie & wo a f LADIES | days general house cleaning or Dressmak’g & Tailor’g 30 Year around work. 4 hours dey. stock work, FE 2-3765. Experi- Dia i a i a — _— our of-| enced. “amapen 8 CUSTOM MADE x j Ss. yrs. _ Cali Fg el O20 to 6 pm. MATURE CHRISTIAN GIL) Side or rE teste FE ED WHITE LADY POR’ UL 2-4013. DRESSMAKING, TAI TAILORING AL- = k 5 yest COLORED Potecey. tare Pricey Day ~_terations. Mrs. Bodell. FE 4-9053. | | work DRESSMAKING TAILORING AL- MICHIGAN CTi. FE sue. tion, fe a ferations, owe & Formals done cai purse. No smoking or drink- eo aa = my _home._ Cal 1 FE 86-6455. = sa ex eure of 10\ COLLEGE GIRL DESIRES LIGHT | SLIP COVERS. D aires LOW am. to 6:30 p.m. FE 4-6018. housework and babysitting. PE Sea naan? peices. work guaran. 2 a = . a recent e Excellent sal- TENCED GIRL WOULD _88369 Eves. Pick up & ab delivery. recent, expe a ‘persons over| like, babysitting and light house- __ Garden Plowir 35. ° Apply at geo Jane enti t Bhs no ng 3l Store, N. w. TENCED GIRL WOULD a Ree ONT non EFERIERCRD GTR WOULD | cwinc, GRADING. Discina & office. Must have previous office) ‘858. References if required, FE Pete a 773 Scott Lake Rd. FE | experience, must | wear glasses 5-00, Cs _ $4228 oF OR 53-0165 and must make a neat HIGHSCHOOL GIRL DESIRES BA-| WARNER'S ROTO-TILLING AND ance : interview ca FE bugitting till September. FE 5-9548 | __vacant lot mowing. FE 4-8964. _ i. ap “8 wot ts HOUSEWORK. 56 ___Laundry | Serv Service 34 for cafeteria. fast, efficient woln- DAY WORK WANTED. IRONING ey : COMPLETE PAMILY LAUNDRY _ $aiss apply a experienced. 428 Mid- Service — ,BhIFL service: oe EAMSTI ar ONLY. LADY DESIRES WEEK OR DAY | _2-t101. —— 41193. 2 - transportation, references. ’ = PE 66538. Landscaping 35 STENOGRAPHER WIMEOGRAPHING TYPING TYPING. SEC. With payroll experience, age 28|_ Fetarial service A-1 MARION AND KY. BLUE SOD Deliveries m: > or you pick 2601 Crooks UL 2. 4643, op. a “ EER Pt Be r ur bi _FE 11100 or WE 6075. ALL KINDS OF ery WORK PIN- ish_ grading. Tap soil. PE 2-0603. BULL DOZING, ‘ SOIL, FILL __dirt and gravel. Phone EM 3-2204 COMPLETE CLANDSCAPING. tree removal an Test 776 Scott . 4-4228 or OR __3-0166. LAWN BUILDING REPAIR. Complete lawn service. Lawn cut- _ting and maint ce. MI 6-4] LANDSCAPING, 2D: shi AND Siar Free stim FE ~ Moving & Trucking 36 Oe Oe wenn new 1-A Reduced Rates Local or lon distance movin SMITH MOVING CO._FE ‘4804. A-1 MOVING SER \PE 5-3458 | ~ AND TRASH HAULED. & heavy tru sulen, FE Reasonable ! Rates | HAULING & RUBBIS AME Light 2- : Lion? mat HAULING \ \ LIGHT RAULING. REASONABLE rates. FE 8- ___ RUBBISH. 0264. ASHES ¢ NAMI your price,. Any time. 0095 HAULING 7 $2 A load, any time. FE 4- LIGHT AND HEAVY TRUCKING. Rubbish, fill dirt, yl soil, sand, 5" —_ and front end | joading FE Trucks to Rent Byes tye TRACTORS ND ‘MENT %-Ton fusues 1%-ton Stakes Dump trucks Semi-Trallers Pontiac Farm and | Industrial Tractor Co. FE FE 4-1) Open Daily Including Sunda ~ O'DELL CARTAGE| Local and long distance moving Phone PE 5-6806 2 tress and matron ae! evening: 4 work. Must be neat and have transportation. ion after 7:00 . m. PONTIAC alt see eee 2435 DIXIE A & B TRENCHIN Footing & field tile. 20 NG ft. - FE 5-0061 a een & TRUCKING w HOURS ToT FE SOE FUR = Also part ume. Morey’s Golf &| BLOCK Taxa Countr 2280 Union Lake. .____FE 2-248 SF Rd Semmeatn BREAK WATERS CEMENT AND WrD. WHITE WOMAN (76 WORK, Fees of ae kinds, ay estimates. home, me i “own cat. BRICK. BLOCK OR STONE WORK. __New or repairs PE 2-06 be rienced and drive own car. 23-3533. 4 PECT- BRICK, BLOCK, STONE =. CE- ele ment work. Residential . Com- YOUNG WOMAN FOR ing @ @ssembling in d Trson, Fox Apply in Clean- mercia] Bill. BM 3-3168 ers, 718 W. Huron. __.\BLDG. REPAIR PLASTERING. WANTED: AL’ TT ADY.' Brick block, cement work. FE = experienced 7 time. Be ett _ 4-229 jothing, € rnett s BULLDOZING _ esi Hoa — Clothes Shop, 150 N. Saginaw St. | Lake Dredging -— Tru — H Ww | Siplied: Pies wadiipeeer bre lelp | ant _ 4 sre ent at ed mente chen aeteenene ed : , BASEMENTS WATERPROOFED. ARTHUR MURRAY X Ig, oF OPERIxG| Work ne Roar Free Estimates. a studio pececpnres ST ag tealee execttives “e h-| BLOCK, | BRICK, ¢ CEMENT WORK, ers. ys training for Gues’ ~~ __and | fireplaces: | FE 56-8907. qualify. Part full time. GEMENT IS OUR . SPECIALTY. Floors, basements. _EM_ 3-4879 HOMES BY LI LICENSED | _builder. Free estimates. UL 2-5175. | id you, ave A og | powerhy tor life plus, = and fascin- plea: acing mort. “"Applicntions taken 23. Fe olla ee | tween 10 a.m. & 6 Thm cae ee ~ CER. AMIC TIL E Not before. Studio closed for! va- FREE ESTIMATES — | Advance Floor Co R 3-870] CEME NT W ORK ESTABLISHED WATKIN ROUTE | ” @vailebie. Sper rh ‘ane, Call EARETED- go © amir sarees I yobs K Ewe aE Or oe | a 2007, , i Is saaecearal fe errr RE OF ALL KINDS. us _Comesing , ian = sain Ldn CEMENT & BLOCK TH. WORK, FF 5-0782 a Sash-| CEMENT Ww WORK NOTHING TOO Wednesday | one or small. 20 years experi- s * oyee estimate; Specia) price bs nt HL! TREN Paty wis doe "pare aL SEY — PARE SE ?ORD AGENCY | GuipE To GOLD: Sell rite tl mas things. rou ’re not using |. “ os nthrough Classified Ads! | GUARANTEED UNWANTED ARTICLES PICKED up free of charge. FE §-4638. Painting & Decorating a7 Ls CLASS « -PAINTING AND oe rating. Cash or terms 2-2040, 1ST CLASS DECORATING. PA ro and _and wallpapering. FE 4-0255. 18T CLASS CLASS INT. Pt PAINTIN Reas, Don Beck. OL 1-314}. A LADY iain DECORA __.Pepering. | FE 8.0343. A-1 PA & EXT. RE. _Fe INTING INT. $-5206 or _ OR 3-4 40is. A-) PAINTING & og DECORATING) __Paper removed. FE 4-69 A-1 PAINTIN INTING SrTERION i. ~=EX terior. 10 per cent disc. for cash Guaranteed. Free est. PE 4-9205. AAA PAINTING & 26 years experience. Pree estimates. Phone UL 2-13 PAINTING INSIDE & OUT. VER reas. Guaranteed work. _2-7068, _ PAINTING INT. & XT PA hanging. Mason Thompson. 4-8364. melt ~~ PAINTING —PAPERING | wast: Washing — Paper Pepa al DAY OR NIGHT TV SERVICE | PE 5-1296 or FE 5-8390 TE nna WENGEN'S TV BER noon & evening. Call | Upholstering EAKLE'S CUSTOM ste Ra Ba ing. 8174 Cooley Lake Rd. 3 S641. = AL'S UPHOLSTERING Leet & Found [ai YEAR | LOST: BROWN-BLACK 1 female Beagle, white chest, legs and tip of tail. *qTuesda - ntown Rochester, Reward. O LOsT: LA Waite GOLD eee Lott foward f vane Pease ot rE ‘pier 4.30. ~ 40) - LOAX COMPANY MICHIGAN CREDIT COUNSELORS M. 716 , Pontiac State Bank Bldg. _ FE 8-0456 LOSE 7 POUNDS IN with Unitros eapsules. Daily dose } capsule. Only $1.25. Tncitty Drug | Stores LOSE WEIGHT SAPELY AN AND economically with newly released Dex-A-Diet tablets. 98 cents at SIMMS. _ VILLAGE HALL AVAILABLE FOR PART ETC TONS, 3261 ORCHARD LK. RD. FE 4-7065 punch bowls. PE 4 ANTED — APPLICATIONS FOR yearly hunting privileges on state game preserve. Closed member- Ship 400 acres of wonderful ae Lots of Birds. All Services. Secord a Preserve, _ord Lake , DOrydon, Mich, Wtd. Children to Board 44 BABYSITTING. LOVING ‘ CARE. day or night. FE 2-1730. Wtd. Household Goods 45 $$$ TOP DOLLAR $$$ R ONE PIECE OR A HOUSEPUL : “GIVE U8 A TRY” Sun Sales MA 5-1341 CASH FOR USED TV'S, PURNI- USED caer e and misc. FE 2-0367. FOR FURNITURE AND AP- eer Odd pieces or housefull. fo ge couretous service. FE FURN NITURE NEEDED ht or dollar. Will sab Co —_ ier | sell it for you. B& Sale. Phone | OR 2-2717 WILL LIQUIDATE ‘YOUR HOUSE- hold goods either by private sale or public auction. Appraisals. L. & Smart Sale Farm, eS ter, Michigan. OL 1-5631. WTD. DIVAN OR eae TIOw aL IN good cond. FE & Wanted Miscellaneous 46 eee? HAVE YOU A TYPEWRITER. ADD- ing machine, or piece of of- fice furniture or equipment not in use? _" will buy these items. OR 3- 9767 sis WANTE D ) CIRCULATING heater for 4 rooms. FE 2-8001. Wanted to ) Rent ; 48 RAARR LADLE LE CASH RENT, ANY SIZE, . within drivin distance inl Pontiac. Call _ 68-6781 after MS WALLED : TEACH- el to rent unfurnished apt. or smal] home. Purnished refrig. & stove preferred but not neces- sary. te—James Horein, Box 305, Wakarusa, Indiana. GED. MAN. ON N PM. a wont room & board with referred Write Pontiac arage ress. WANTED TO RENT WITH OP- tion to buy 2 or 3 bedroom house, furnished, in or or Drayton area, Call OR Share Living ¢ Quarters uarters 49 YOUNG GIRL WISHES TO SHARE her home with 1 or 2 other girls. _ OR_3-6110. Evenings gs only, FE rE WANTED: eS USLOTED. SOHN. school teacher preferred, to share new home, OR 3-0145. Evenings. Wid. . Contracts, Mtgs. 51 51 ABILITY © To sell your land contract at-the lowest iscount — is a service Ted McCullough pool B gare for many years, Also your equities. leertaseus avait Tee iH BUYERS WAITING No obligation Call any hour. PE 4-3844 FE 5-9975. ARRO REALTY ACc- on Realtor Part- buyers wait: 1050 Ww. Huron. _tidge, F PE : “ WE RENT DISHES, § SILVERWARE, | | 7_ DAYS | Entire home or odd lots. Get the | '3 ROOMS. $10 A WEEK. | for | LUTELY THE PASTEST 3 tion on your land contract. Cash Cee Cer ye pu ¢e Reg. US. Pet. OFF. 89 by NEA Bervice, na, “How does Esther find time for | takes adv antage of every spare minute — particularly mine!” MODERN | LAKEFRONT HOME -. _ Wanted Real Estate 52 GET CASH, FOR YOUR HOME or equity through an F Sale. Phone for articular. G Ciurk Real Estate, 1 ou, FE 3-7888, Res. FE. 41-4813. Open evenings & Sundays CASH 48 HOURS HOME — EQUITY WRIGHT-VALUET PE 5-0693 — PE 5-944) | Sell Us Your 1 Equity Don't lose your home. Proinpt Service. Cash waiting. Giroux- Pranks, Real Estate. 4395 Dixte | Hwy OR_3-9701. WILL BUY RUN DOWN. BURNED | — or condemned house to repair Any location. EM 3-0135. WANTED: IMMEDIATELY! Homes, farms, lake property and land contracts. Buyers waiting. Paul M. Jones, Real Est. 832 W Huron cad, month. s “this usldine. G. Hemp: te 103 . E. a Fe re raped _ PE 2-1430 ye ey | WEST SID@. 4 RMS. & BATH. PVT. ent. Stove & retrie $80 includ- ‘ing util, PE 8-97 WEST | ne DUPLEX . 2 BEDRMS. and bath up. .iv rm., dining rm , kitchen first , separate 4 at tie ‘hes $85 month. 3 bed Pontiac Motor $60 m 521 be- fore 5. FE at j2_ after 5. WEST § EeT PDE. § Bh FY 5 RMB. 3. & BATH. GAS Rent — Furnished 56 Sea 2-BEDRM. HOUSE. UTIL. FURN. Adults Drayton, OR 3-6392. "3 RMS. & BATH. $10 WK. FE 3-7373. 3 RMS. & BATH, GAS HEAT, clean, $15 wk. plus gas bill, 4268 Hatchery Rd. Drayton Plains. 4 ROOMS, AUTO. HEAT & HOT water Aluminum storms and screens garage. Couple. 2846 _Lansdowne. Williams Lake. 4 RMS. & BATH. NEAR SCHOOL. Lge. lot. Children & pets. wel- come. $20 wk. _ ‘Westview be- tween 6 & 7 p $48. MO. 3 ain. & BATH DU- __Plex. $415 }_ Elizabeth _Lake Rd. A NEWLY FURNISHED LAKE- front home available Sept.-June, EM_ 3-4006. <4 all her activities? She | \ Rent ‘Apts. Furnished NICELY FURNISHED '2 RM, ATH, NEWLY DECO- rated. Pvt. ent, Util, furn. TV. Laundry & Bsmt. fac. 74 Dwight. | FE 4-5082 after 6 30. p.m SYLVAN LAKEFRONT Suitable for couple - individual. Reasonable. Call FE 4-877. | UPPER “3 ROOMS AND LOWER | 2 rooms. Washer. lights & gas on ee aoe 23 Steinbaugh off opraa— 3. RMS. FURN. PVT. bath & ent. 162 Augusta. UL 2-2753 or OA 8- 3766. _ | WEST CELY 2 rooms. Phone _r PE 6-6108; evenings PE 5 . WOMAN, PRIVATE BATH AND _entramce. FE 42847. WESTSIDE. ATTRACTIVE 2 ais. ath. Private entrance, air- conditioned. utilities furn. Only for right couple. 432 unti! 5. FE 5-5042 after 5 ed 54 SHOWER, GA- Rent Apts. Furni 1 ROOM MODERN, rage. 154 Judso: 1 OR 3 MEN. EVERYTHING FUR: nished. Modern. FE 5-0303. RM & KITCHEN, PVT. ENT, _1 gir. $10. FE 2-63. 1 ROOM, WITH MODERN KITCH- _em, bath, util 140 _Mt. Clemens m9 * FPoME PRIVATE | ENTRANCE. 2 ROOM FURN. 4 5 ae “NICE & clean. Close in. FE 47339. | 2 RM. EVERYTHING FURN. BA- | be welcome. 65 E. Howard. FE 3 ROOMS, UTILITIES Fu | nished, clean, $14 week. _—_Susta. ae 2 ROOMS. KITCHEN & BATH | _S3rn0 welcome. 431 N. Fecry sia nished. No drinking. _cepted. FE 2-2181. 14 5. Johnson — for single man. | — _ Call FE_5 | 2 ROOMS. ania ‘UTHLITIES } FUR- | nished Private entrance. 1141's _Oakiand Ave. 2 AND 3 ROOM APARTMENTS, private bath 79 Clark. ROOM APT, $12.00 WEEK. 7 8 _Clark. 2 RMS. NEWLY DECORATED. Modern 279 «6S FE 2-9834. private, 27 ROOMS AND BATH. NEAR BUS, clean and ""t j\Adults only, ne drinkinng. Monroe 8t. FE _5-2140. 2 LGE. RMS. WITH PVT. BATH & _ent. 89 State St. FE 2-0566. 2 CLEAN ROOMS, PRIVATE EN- trance for couple or lady. FE §-2585. Se BATH PE RO BATH. $12 PER week. child welcome. FE 5-1051. __ Inquire _at- 273 Baldwin Ave. J ROMS AND BATH, PVT. ENT., near bus line. FE 2-0661. After 6 p.m. FE 5-5322. 3 RMS. UPPER. PRIVATE BATH & entrance.’ 162 Augusta. UL 2-2752 OA 8-3766. 3 RMS. ¢MS. FURNISHED 3 387 OSMAN. }RM. APT. SUR oon R UNFURN. - | gure oniy. Newly decorated. FE 460. 103 Mechanic. 3 RMS & PRIVATE BATH. Stowel FE 3 ROOMS NEWLY DECORATED, rivate entr. and bath. 111 N. Telegraph 3 LARGE CL&AN R and ent. $16. _3-9728. i 31 RMS, PVT. BATH 264 S. Parxe. FE Tt (ROOMS. PRIVATE — BATH, 1ST , FE 4-0808. 3 Tae §. AND BATH. BABY WEL- come. 194 Going St., corner Whit- temore. - 3 RM. FURN. APT. UTILITIES & garage, $15 > wk. 42 Augusta. — RMS. & BATH. PVT. ENT. Utilities. FE 40122. 51 Pine St. ROOM APT., NEWLY DECO- rated, private ‘path and entrance, walking distance from Fisher Bod FE 5-7054. 3 TOE WE BUY, List AND SELL CON- TRACTS of any — located anywhere in Michi WE COVER STATE. TRY US. STATEWIDE REAL ESTATE 1717 S. Telegraph =—»s- “FE 4 4-0521 CASE | FOR CAND OTE Ger. OR 3-1355 to al Ear! Caste Oat 3 ea or EM 3-4086. IMMEDIATE ACTION ood land contract.. New ~ or sessaad. Your cash upon sat- iafae inspection of rty and tithe. Ask for Ken Ten Templeton. 1K L. Tem mpleton, Realtor 2339 Orchard L ke Rd. PE 4-45 4-4563 SHOP AROUND THEN SEE Ee US To sell your iand contract. PITOL SAVIN NGS & LOAN ad CA 75 W. Huron St. Wanted __Wanted Real Estate 52 Estate | 52 ~ 100 salesmen to serve you. For quali- fied appraisal, and fast, reliable . action. CALL Humphries 83 N. Telegraph Open Eves. FE 2-9236 MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE AN INDIVIDUAL WA od zo 200 acre farm within tance of CASH preferred. Sen at ipe Cte rae | write 5 Lid oa homes. tracts & t acre Gr we ‘will show you RILEY REAL ESTATE 509 Elizabeth Re ; PE 4-1157 - GI AND FHA Cash FOR YOUR HOME y- 5-1094 ee 3 LARG& ATTRACTIVE ROOMS, _ $16 _ week. FE 8-3473. 3 RMS. AND ‘BATH, SMALL BABY __welcome. 106 D Dresden. . } ROOMS AND BATH. AIR CON- 3 _ ditioned. d. Couple. FE 5-4032. 3 ROOM APT. WITH PRIVATE bath and entrance. Very clean, small baby welcome. $20 a , Taqulre at 273 Baidwin Ave. ael ROOM APT. vom RENT BSNS nag A Sa ea Pay font 414s Clintonville Sea OR ‘ vom ae ADULTS. al 4 NICE OOMS. MS. NEWLY DECO- rated. Lower, ¥ E 44686. 5 APT. SRRTIALLY FURR. Private entrances. FE 2-2825 or _OL 11-6411. . 416.00 WEEKLY. 3 ROOMS, PRI- vate bath and entrance, 1 a or baby welcome. Apply 804 St Clair. ARCADIA No. 1 WOLVERINE FRANKLIN Newly decorated and furnis hed | including stove, refrigerator. Prom $65. All have separated bedroom. School ‘2 block. Only 3 east of Court House. , SLATER APTS. 53 N. PARKE ST.. FE 4-3546 blocks Nights: ons 4-3546 4-6184 a RMS. BATH. ig _. \ apes & eh bed. CLEAN 3 i Naraolle quiet piace. ERs 56 see re Lee RENT FRED to board owner. A Sa 1 BEDROM, CORNER APARTMENT, front location, free parking. Close to transportation ant slenbeck, FE Contact Mrs. 2-0097. 85 } Murphy y 1 BEDRM. LIVING RM., - en, bath. Retis. & ne Ground floor. Gas heat. = _Commerce Rd. EM_ 3-411 1st FLOOR AND wien OIL ‘heat, good cond. 51 Mariva. _ . PLOOR. PRI 3 & ; BATH, bsm't. Upper 4 & bath & gara Ly ep cool, shaded yd. Close in. | BEDROOM APT. stove & refrigerator. features, modern _adults, ‘990. FE 4-1 r. BUILT-IN many fine architecture, 550. 2 & 3 RM. PVT. BATH, NEWLY 285 Whittemore. dec. 7 BDRM. UPER FLAT. ADULTS. 165 | Chandler 3 RMS. CLOSE IN. NICELY FUR- | — Welfare ac- ‘2 BEDROOM LOWER. MODERN. clean, automatic oil heat and hot Sees. furnished Near GMT. . CHILDREN $60 2 BEDRM. CLEAN welcome North East Side. mo. PE 40090 or FE 47581. 3.RMS. & BATH __FE 40401 after 6 3 RMS. & BATH PVT. ENTRANCE Waterford area, $45. mo. $0237. 3KM APT. HEAT & HOT WATER Fess — bed. Stove & Refrig.- E oa AND D BATH, UPPER, rivate entrance, Nice location. ecently decorated. Ideal for working coupie. Stove and refri erator furnished. 203 S, Marsha — PE 5-2229. ROO! ane TH, $38 A month, water fur- & hot _nished. OR. * Sse frees 9 to 5 3 ROOMs AND BATE. CLOSE TO * oe r 3 ROOM NEWLY ECORATED, stove, refrigerator, washing ma- chine, and w is furnished. $13 weekly. 230 S. Park. in rear. 3 ROOMS, FULL BATH, NEWLY decorated, bh — 220 eat, 8. Marshall. FE EXTRA LARGE LIVING room, bedroom, kitchen, dinette, bath, Modern apt. building. Adults. Best addresses in Pontiac, off street parking, stove, refrig.. heat, hot water furnished. New low rents. See Managers omirY APTS 180 E E 44226 GLORIA APTS. 5T Mechanic 8t. PE 4-4226 | 4 RMS.. & BATH, INDIAN VIL- __lage. dec., adults. PE 2-1523, 4 ROOMS car’ BATH. UPPER. 162 _Baldwin. 3527. 4 ROOM, eT N, PARTLY FUR. nished, modern cotta “ suitable t. Clemens ml couple only 602 4 RMS. AND BATH. ENTIRE 18ST. floor. Refrigerator and stove furn. Closed in front porch. Fenced Fig od for childfen North side. FE 4 ROOM UPPER, DECORATED, _Adults, FE 2-2948 after 6. 4 RMS. & BATH. PVT EN & bath. Refg., stove furn. 1 child welcome. 3286 Auburn Ave., - burn Hets. UL 2-1320. 5 RM. APT. NEWLY DECORATED. Will take 2 small children. 87 _Judson St. FE 4-8965 5 RMS. & BATH. NEWLY 1 DEC- orated. Lake Orion. After 6 call, _OAklaid 8-3115. § EXTRA LARGE ROOMS, WITH bath, private entrance. ve, re- frigerator. washing machime fur- nished, children welcome, 2 month, 43 Whitte e. FE 2-0772. 5 RMS. & BATH. $50. ON MARSH- all. FE 5-9564. |§ LARGE ROOMS AND BATH, redecorated gas heat and St. $70. hot water furnished. Sta = FE 4-5368. 5 ROOMS & BATH. ON PAVED _ street, FE 2-6332_or FE 2-5788. 5 RMS. & BATH. UPPER. $50. Ing. 29% Auburn. shacre _ wast: EAN R side Main floor, 67 He Gaey Clay. 5 Rus 3 ll LOWER If CITY. & BATH. BRICK, UPPER. Nice bE apt. Of] heat. po arate basement. $60 mo. FE 2-5606 6 RMS. CLOSE DOWNTOWN. 267 han & FE 4-506 36 & 36') FRONT Soe 13 rooms. & bath, upper & lower Could be rented ds one unit or} separate apartment. Children permitted, $65 for both apart- ments or $40 for singie apart- ment, Kenneth G. Hem pee: 102 £. Huron St FE 48 APT. FOR RENT. BUST NESS woman eferred. ibeclusive — » References. OL 2-0321. CLEAN STUDIO-LIVING - RM itchen, priv. bath & entr. Ga: e. 2b Gen- Paul A. Kern, Realtor c __*E $60 mo, i 4 rooms & bath. = turn. Aa ag entrance. are, _* Marshall. FE. ‘a-0a3 NEAR TEC HURON” 54 i SIDE. 4 ROOMS, | turntshed. Newly decorated. Also. | 77 N. Saginaw St. |3 BEDROOM CONTEMPORARY. AUBURN HEIGHTS *Furn. 1 bedrm. house. 850 mo. Deposit. UL 2-3812. | FOR TEACHERS. PLEASANT home on Cass Lk. at Keego Harbor. FE 50616. Buitable for couple or small fam- ily. Lease Sept. to oo Near Union Lk. EM_3-2183. _ NICELY FURN. “house. ‘COM- pletely modn, $75 per mo. FE | 2-1758 SMALL HOUSES POR RENT, IN- uire’ at 1676 Taylor Rd. Ask for Lonnie Weaver. FE 4-2031. FURNISHED HOUSE, preferred. 295 Ferry Ave. Rent Houses Unfurn. 57 | SMALL 2 BEDRM. NORTH END. NEAR school and bus, gas beat. $75 per mo. 37 E. Yale 2 BEDROOM HOME FOR R RENT. 2 sEDacor “05. SunGRLOW near Waterford High. Car port. Large fenced rear yard, $80 per mo. or buy with small down pay- | ent. Cal Mr. Partridge, FE 4-3581, | _1050 \W. Huron 6&t. | 2 BEDRM. Cass-Elizabe' 46711. — GARAGE. OFF Lk. Rd. MUtual 2 BEDRM. HOME. Ver party. FE 2-6022. — 2 BEDROOM DUPLEX — NEAR SCHOOL. Teasonable rent to right 2-6022. BEAUTIFUL EAST BOULEVARD HEIGETS Now Rent eee For $15 PER NTH OFFICE: 544 N. E. Boulevard at Valencia 3 BEDROOM BRICK, 2 CAR GA- rage. pee privileges, evenings. FE 24713. 3 RM. MODERN. 4193 AIRPORT _Rd. Wate 3 ;SEDAOO. TRE. $100 MONTH, option to biy. Call PE 5-3014. | 3-BEDRM RANCH-TYPE HOME. 1tg baths. MAple 5-2113. ROOM STONE HOUSE NEAR Rochester. Ideal for couple or single person. Reasonable rent. Warren Stout, Realtor FE 5-8165 Open ‘til 6 p.m. Full basement, tenced vard oot Taw 1 block - “rom school. 4 RMS. & BATH. NEWLY PAINT- Is . OF tiac workers, some with kitchen facil- ities. 86 Cottage Mrs. _ Cooper, Apt. B-1. PE 8-2284, R PROFESSIONAL MEN BX- cellent aecommodations, 563 W. Huron FE 31111. PRIVATE, DOUBLE D SINGLE room. Near peel eopital. PE 46804 ee PRIVATE HOME. NICE N&IGHBOR- hood and board opiional. PFE _ 8-6181. _ SLEEPING ROOMS. PVT. EN- trance Bus stop. 174 State. Roons with Board 60 CLEAN ROOM, to Pontiac 2-8975. Convalescent Homes 61 WE OFFER THE FINEST IN equipment and service, at rea- sonable rates. Men or women. Bed or ambulatory. 24-hour care. FE 42225. WALKING DIs- Motor. Refer- Hotel Rooms 62 HOTEL AUBURIN | poms by Day or Week - Also or 2 room apartments. Cookies and refrigeration units. ___46_ Auburn E 63 5 ed Rent Stores ULTRA-NEW STORES. WEST "= 2-2144. _Side. PE 64 ~~ Rent Office Space NEW. OFFICES- WEST SIDE. FE 2-2144, OFFICE FOR RENT. 269 BALD. | win Ave. FE 5-106!. : Business Opportunities 66 |2 MODERN SERVICE bial Shea inan- | | MILFORD | AREA. &: $5300 PRINCT- in etn area. for lease, cial assistance Gail Bn raer Back ws p.m, and Strense ane and . Sup- dey BAKERY & DELICATESSEN Down -town location, where the people are New bu on in small shop- ping center. etn equipment, good lease Excellent gross. Own- er —_ after 14 yrs. Only §10,- 000 down. Easy verms. FUFLS OIL BUSINESS. Owner will oo meee terest. — Doing too much to bandle. Only one n. $5,000 di STATEWIDE Real Estate Service of Pontiac HARLES. REALTO 1717 8. “Telegraph CHILDS Automatic laundry in small town. North ‘of Pontiac Doing MY 3-4831 DRIVE-IN RESTAURANT 4 booths, 6 stools, counter, plus dining room or living quarters. Large lot on M-59 next to City asepers Bargain. $8,500. $1.00 Paul M. Jones, Real Est. 832 W. Huron tate. PE 8-1275 = TEXACO § iehcnes station in Lapeer. An excellent opportunity to start and operate yo": own business on g small OOM, Walking distance Pontiac Mo- : tae. Inquire 22 Auburn - Ave. 5 ROUM HOUSE FOR G COLORED. $80 a month. FE 8-98 5 ROOM HOUSE _Myra Aveo - 6 RMS. & BATH, GAS HEAT. __$75_ mo. 75 mo. FE 2-0569 after 4 p.m. ¢@ RMS, NEWLY DEC., IN NORTH end. Inquire 484 Fourth. Traut 6 ROOM. WEST OF PONTIAC, Lake privileges. Inquire 22 Au- burn. 6 CLEAN ROOMS. Mtrs. ene family. BY PONTIAC FE 5-6928. 6 R WITH GARAGE. OIL heat, Moo month Adults only. Near High —— 151 W. Law- rence. 6151 SSCENBION.~ —_ al anon ya Lovel ie bedroo: ranch. No thru traffic. Available _immediately. TRinity 43958. ATTRACTIVE 3 BDRM. BRICK. West side. FE 5-4514. BIRMINGHAM, 2 BEDROOM frame, fenced yard. patio. newly. decorated, carpeted, close to _trans., . $80, MI 6 Keego Harbor. rg os ” Inquire | 4 Poplar, Pontiac a | DUPLEX 2 BEDROOM. VERY nice, floor, gas heet. 98 E. | Rutgers. Lincoln 5-165: §-1652. DRAYTON PLAINS 4 BEDROOM modern. negara Pag ie gs 2 car = ¢, priva 5 _ office « 3 3 MY 2301. Goop "RESIDENTIAL i aecrion - 3 ‘oom home - Baidwin Bcnool “district, $50, FE 5-6106. HOME FOR RENT. MENOMINEE Rd. near Washington Junior _ High School. Reas. Call FE 5-4239. HOME ON PONTIAC LK. YEAR around TUxedo 42517. ‘MODERN 2 BEDROOM HOME ON Lake Louise, FE 4-119. MODERN 3 ROOM 1 House 16 W. _ Strathmore. UL_2-2915 NICE 5 ROOM }I HOUSE. 1 CAR _ Es6 @. and shade trees. FE OCHESTER—4i80 DEQUINDRE. Rotudio living rm. 2 large bedrms. Beautiful rounds. easonable rent. F SMALL HOUSE. $60 PER MO. FE _2-9638. WEST SIDE. CLOSE TO GENERAL Hospital. 6 iy ar odern. FE 45388. After 8-0823. YEAR AROUND as ON DIXIE 1 Garage. Stove and reirig. oir mo: MA 5§-9721. WEST SIDE BRICK DUPLEX, close to Webster | nice "yard, $06 storms, gas heat, e VASBINDER INC. FE 5-8875 - investment. Compan sh: _ed. Auto.gas heat. FE 2-2051. | financial Fesponsibilit ‘with ‘qual. 4 BEDRM HOME. 2 CAR. GA- ified rty Write Texaco, P.O. rage. nerd mo. 137 Palmer &t. Box Box 2f34 Deartera or call LOgan _Oh _3-215 5 ony FLOOR, ON CLARA “LEV'S TALK BUSINESS Drive-In _Lake area, Well established. Curb and inside service. Grossing close to $50,000 per year. This family oper- — is a good money mak- "Soft Ice Cream This Dearborn area soft ice cream busin MICHIG AN BUSIN IESS | SALES CORPORATION JOHN A. LAN) R, BRCKER 1537 Telegraph Ra PARK AT OUR INT DOOR FE 4-1582 FOR SALE OR TRADE—HOME ON 1.6 acres. 2 sides road, 1 side river hago 1 residential, in con- junction with 2 acres industrial with 16 x 26 building. Class B used car and parts license. Color- ed considere some in area. Make an offer. Write owner, Her- bert — 1155 Garden Rd., Milford, Mic GROCERIES Fon “MEAT. ¢ Goon corner location. FE 2-8459. HOTEL & BAR CLASS “B” & SDM. In the heart of vacation land just north of Bay City. Excellent apartment for Enjoy self. Cleanliness personified. iE = —— business. $20,- W IL ‘LIS M. BREWER ay pe F. REISZ, SALES MGR. . Huron FE 4-5181 Eves, FE 8-0823 ONLY LAUNDRO-MAT AT WITT a ile direc , Partridge TR oe _ pga uarters, 310 ft. beach, liv- ing —— restaurant. TRADE ‘Lake. gold near this $1 Prefers northern bar. Vib ate tems: TRADE Boats, outboard motors, store and y will trade shop near Ponmarod for northern prope Rent Lake Cottages 58 2 BEAUTIFUL COTTAGES FOR rent on Houghton Lake. Sleeps 6 | Have boats. $70 and $55 per | week MArket 43016, or write | Mrs. Harold H. Thick, Houghton | _Lake Heights, Mich 4 ROOMS AND BATH.: PRIVATE by week or season, OR 3-117. ALL MODERN LAKE COTTAGES for rent on Sages Lake. By wk. or month, Phone OR 3-4640. APT, FOR A VACATION SeRre 4 or 5, on Cass . Weekly season. FE ” Partridge and Associa _Bvginess' THRUOUT MICHIGAN 1050 W. Open ‘til 9 — PART OF STORE ” FOF car e opal Ps pct for + gi pip isplay in busy section. Would he help Gece cavkion” Pairing fur- - tae Press, Box ie sia PONT! IAC SUBURBAN 21 acres pido i north of cit r limits, Vt a oe LAKE a ut aaa or VE ous LA THE ANSWER. hd Pk ROBLE To ‘Want Ads! Bak rent, | airtel FE » SERVICE, STATION S FOR RENT A retin Te ga WITH P 25,000 OPER M 59 AT Tull Ct. Waterford’ Twp Telegraph Rd. at Myrtle Pontiac Complete 6 weeks paid training program. oo assistance to those whe ualt: Por complete information—Phon Mr, siete — . SUN OIL CO. VInewood 3-4200 OR 3-9383 Eves. after 7 p.m. & Sat. Mon, saree Fri, Arfield SINCLAIR OIL CO. Has 2 ae service stations for lease Dixie Hwy. 1 has large 40 no" sales room. Can be used for associated business, Fi- rere ee help if need. Call FH Michigan. MU 4-2045. BUILD. CLINIC lay district & Dentist. ivin, mai» available. Plenty of ‘parking Please advise what Yor would . Write Pontiac _Press Boy 13. _Sale le Land C Contracts — 67 Me, PORTIETS TO SF se ‘ar arre 3 mu #2511 or pal bai. $55 r month. 6 per cent interest. $1,000 discount. — Straits — e area. 3 bed- roo! 5 por $7828 $78 7 cent interest. 5 mee _Garrels, EM 3-2511 or wie C. $11, needs $2500 _cash PE’ @-1418 after 3. p.m: ; 68 Meney to Loan (State Licensed Lenders) BUCKNER FINANCE.COMPANY BORROW UP TO $50 Sie os emt St Borrow with Contidence $25 to $300 Household Finance _ _ Corpora’ of Pontiac He 8. LZ FE 4-0535 8. Segeee 3 GET $25 TO $500 | ON YOUR’ Signature Up ty Fy vents Skene OAKLAND Loan Com 202 Pontiac State LOANS $25 TO $500 On your signature or other se- nent CK $25 $500 LOANS Seaboard Fi PERRY st nce Co. Bast Parking =F Phone FES ib 8-661 TEAGUE FIN ‘CE CO. 202 S. MAIN 214. E. ST. CLAIR ROCHESTER ROMEO Sonal $25 7 $500 Liv HOUSEHOLD GOODS OL 60711 gt gg OL 1.9791 “FRIENDLY service ee WHEN YOU NEED~ We a ee $500 " be 2 STATE FINANCE CO, entiac State B: 5 FE 4157, LOANS gre TO $500 BAXTER 64 WW, Lawgane St. eats +1538-8 _. Mortgage Loans 69 “OND MORTGAGES _ CONSOLIDATE _ Your debts Get off your land age ged AM = ae. york — eayining ot ROTO TILLER, LARGE ARSON. guns . ressor elding & e ae trees utting torch for late model car sores, or ‘sell. MA WEDNESDAY, JULY 29, 1959 - FORTY1 ve sutomaile et $45. = ike new $75. Power pa er, er lawn. player. 16) PE §-2768.. ow hk i PIECE SO.NER GRAY BEDRM. * cuts, Double dresser bookcase Large cneee 2 Vanity lamps, 105 for $89.50. Pay only $2 weekly. Pearson's Furniture, 42, Orchard’ Lake Ave. { QT. PRESSURE CANNER. toaster clock, theirs, rugs, lamps FE 2-0702 after 4. L ree ae Ox12 Felt Base Key $3.95 _ 2-8e0 RUBBER BASE 7 amny. oes $3.75 Ic PAINT S .25¢ 14-Ft. Wall Tile. syer's, 141 W. Huron FE 4-3064 gxiz2 RUGS, §, WOOLFACE 415.95 eee $16.50, imported $3495 Axminster, $48.98. Ru pads. $5.95. Pearson Furniture. 42 Orchard Lake Ave, jjxis RUG, 36° GAS STOVE, ft refrigerator. 2 odd ', beds | & rollaway. Floor lamp. Spin’ dry washer; smal! table & chairs FE i. FOSTORIA GOBLETS. MAHOG 7 any poster bed, wringer- lad iy oe re 5-7306 j? ADMIRAL .............,. $24 85 21° Admiral : . $39.95 20 other sets to choose from al! rebuilt & guaranteed 30 davs Parts &+ labor. Obel TV. 3930, Elizabeth Lk. Rd. FE 4-4045. We take trades! 1 TABLE MODEL TV-& STAND Tae recorder, Combination Unit- ed Refrig. and ‘freezer. EM 3-6104 0X44 (4 FORMICA TOP DINETTE table and 4 chairs. OL 1-0212.! 6 OLDS, 88 2 DR. HARDTOP R & H. WSW. $965 in payments lus small equity, OA 68-2768 or MY 3 3-1463. ANTIQUE WALNUT UT BEDROOM set, marble tops. FE 2-5131. AnouT ANYTHING You WANT THE HOME FOUND AT L&8 SALE s* A little out of the way but a lot less to pay. a and appli- ances of al) kinds. NEW & USED | Visit our trade nib for rea) a rad parking FE PEN MON. pare TO 6 t miles ie tiac or 1 mile Ra. ADMIRAL 40° ELECTRIC RANGE deluxe model with timer, double oven. 9125 electric clothes ee $90 50. Have to move. FE i" Shores Dr. x y vearuen AUTOMATIC WASHER Tra Seu | dryer. Like new. $150. AIR CONDITION Hie fe sary oor rit Also, ; teed. patack’s. MY er EAUTIFPUL SECRET Rr Oe cedar wardrobe, wicker rug. FE 2-8449. BUY TRANSISTOR RADIO“. ELEC. .—err * radios mies FE 5-87 ‘BENDIX AUTOMA R. $35. Power bp C WASHER. BENDIX AUTOMATIC | Wisin Cabinet type. BUILT IN PSOE and a. stainless steel. Boo buy. Mich igan Fluorescent. 393 Orchard Lk M. SET, STUDIO COUCH. GE w ; ) BEDEM Sa FULLY LA | _J of Pon of iba Heights on dete, z : & iC 7 AT00G' i ‘DARGE CR inet new rit 42 owing 7 = WATTRESS Lake Ave. TAs HOOVER | ph aad with attachments. Bis- arpet swee lasses & cdokin gar uclid, Birming- | aike on payments of $6 Day balance of $5040 _Appi_ FE _ 5-9407 * toys MY & E 5-9390. IRPHY BED. “COMPLETE WITH mattress, §20. 77 Fairgrove, FE MAHOGANY OCCASIONAL TABLE Wilth drop leaves, opens to 30’ square Pair matched lamps and other miscellaneous All in excellent condition aia Dr. off Cass Lake i g NEW HOOVER CLEANER. $62 50 a trade 1060 W. Huron. TRoeae " AUTOMATIC WASHER. Good condition. $89.95. R.B. Mun- ro Elec. Go 1060 W. Huron. Munro Elec. OLD MODEL ELECTRIC STOVE 2 Exc.’ cond §15 UL 2-1348 OVER 50 USED TV 8ETS. FROM $14.95 up V antennas. §9.95 WALTON TV $15 a Walton 32-2257 ——~ PAINT- ie LINOLEUM _ 9x12 Rugs. $5 95 SHOVER’S _ 140 S. Saginaw ROSE COLORED LIV. RM. SET. 2 tables and lamps to match with matching rug ike new. 58 Mon- roe, Apt 208. see caretaker, any- | time REASONABLE, “GAS STOVE. RE- io kitchen set. 445 $. Paa- RESPONSIBLE PARTY TO TAKE | over 6 payments of $6.65 after | Sores on new portable aueing ine, All essentia)] features teachings selling for $11950. Sin- Ki Sewing Center. E 8-9352 REYNOLDS ~ FACTORY REBUILT softener, 64.000 grain unit. |Reconditioned Frigidaire washer, RUMP RIC 3465 Auburn FE 43573 UL 2-3000 SANITARY COMMODE AND SIN- | ge Bog hfe bed. 137 Mohawk ) p.m i aa ALL METAL DESK AND siete _chair, like new. FE 5-2474. ER PORT. ZIG-ZAG | ATTACH. * t1p.80 Electrolux vacuum. Terms. Curt's Appi. _0 STOVES BOUGHT, SOLD, eases. Turner's, 602 Mt. FE 2-0601, | sANDARD KENMORE WASHER Good cond & stationery tubs. OR 3-0121 SAVE 7 $$$ | | AIR CONDITIONERS Were . 240.95 Sapplars 250.95 BTU SUPPLY LIMITED $5 DOWN DELIVERS GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE 30.58. Cass FE 5-6123 Ex. Clem- Now 184.00 184.00 Deluxe GE. 220V, | 7700 BTU ‘usto! a BANKRUPT STOCK Living reom -_ Bedroom a breakfast sets. Chairs and rock- = Lamps and tables. Box prings and mattresses. Must sel) immediately. A chance or a rea) buy. Bedroom Outfitting Co., 4763 Dizte Hwy., Drayton ins. “Open til 6 Friday. ‘til @, 1,000 ft. north’ of A & P Markel, BREAKFAST SET. BLOND FIN- eo 1 fone, in blond cabinet ° ' BRAND NEW°SOFA BEDS 644.95. nee and dryer $96 - Rollaway bed, complete, $19.95.; yumbrelle & table 810 Holly wood frames. “. | erstulf davenport $15 uerspring mattresses, 617.95. Knee hole desk $10 ton mat sses. $12.95. Pearson's! OAKLAND FU RE _Furniture 42 Orcha i Lake Ave.| WE BUY, sELL & EXCHANGE BRAND NEW GHT ON) Everything for the bom ca eee ged gel bai Tiny 5 104 Saginaw FE 2-8523 and mattress arsou's TREADLE SEWING MACHINE, 6 _ Furniture. 42 Orchard Lake Ave, c breaktast set. Painted single cL DRYER, ELECTRIC. and chest of drawers. FE pL mad e. Slightly! _ 2-4618. cr | . Michigan Flvareccent. 300%, TRADE-IN DEPT. ‘chard Lake Ave. — 38. | Easy Copper tub washer ... $20.98 CHROME DINETTE. 2 R-COND - guar, washer ...... b besa tele Ae, i Sertea — Washer .... ponder stools. ¢ ns ices, rodher ? tad orge washer es eeeee 5 _ bike. OLiv Ma with J) sdcsooe $60.95- pe ead iBartag | Friend Regent wash $79.95 [NG MACHINE. Dress vel _ Misceiianeous Travel, rom ageeek | es s size refrig. 756 N. Perry, upstairs apt. 1 GAS STOVE. 5-5420. Call Bet. Like new $20 biniNG ROOM SET, LIVIN ay Pee outfit’ and lawn Foci dy A 5-1222. ELEC. WOVE REFRIGERATOR, other mise. fa Mn OR _3-7466. FULL D BED. $15. MA pines 10, worn once, size 4 ~ UPRIGHT ‘aMoUs D OF THE M eS PECI ALS” KELVINATOR Refrigerators, ws 7 Dial defrost. Delivered .. $169 FANS, General Electric. All sine. Guaranteed. AYTAG sere reo ee ueran ivered ... § 8f.00) aoop HOUSEKEEPING SHOP $1 Ww. HURON. ° re 41555! EA8SY DRY sol favre LATE model, GE refrig., apt. size. De-' luze elec> Easy térms. e. Schick's MY Soni. ¥ FOUL sae cor. BED SFRING: _ an “we mows. e new. Fru jars & mise items. 55-9036. F ABUTGDS PTC ZAG t machine. Sews on ms, makes ms without at tachments, gs at FL fers - SEW. Cash. Or, for ear" Call credits UL 2-3872. Tt Home Products. FREEZERS A all sizes complete rt "cal 403 — emer Royal SAVE ENERGY, USE WANT ADS! To find a table. Boy's od | SOFA. 6 FT. ALL WOOL COVER- | _ Exc. cond. MI 44631. Tae GAS RANGE FOR ELEC- trie a R. B. Munro Electric __ 1060 W, Huron. TABLE TOP GAS RANGE, VERY g00d condition. Phone OR 3-3297. | TABLE TOP GAS RANGE $10 Kitchen cabinet $10 = Ii -— mee inser peSgwiog Machine 42 WYMAN’S other items available. ke E-Z terms. FE 41122 TABLE SAW WITH motor, $15. FE TAPPAN GAS RANGE. CALL OA 8-2473 or MI 17-0877 after 5 p.m. aed ELEC RANGE FOR GaAs R. B. Munro Electric Co. ‘w. Huron. oED EASY ELECTRIC DRYER, . R. B. Munro Elec. Co., ‘uron. OLUX tioned cleaner, $24.95 Munro Elec. Co., 1060 Ww. Huron. Used Trade-In Dept. Occasional chair . ie ielsasliee -- $8 | — | wire Ox ROTHE i AEE OF.\ Chor” FOR SED: TVs. BRs| 702 W. Huron REFRIGERATOR ‘punk bed household furnishings. OR 3-7727. 3165 Alco Pe ANTIQUE: Dishes, OIL lamps. Marble-top tables. “MY lads 6 mo. old. patio or navescens e shoogl say I take over alance Mr. White. iZiG -. ka SEWING MACHINE. Makes buttonholes, sews on Pas tons, without attachments. re 5; now $39.95. $1.25 weg wing Center. 23-3337, Television & Radios 74A LL POS OOOO N17" TV IN GOOD OR- P men tr. at Sas toss Lees Ra. PE 19-5480. PUR- chased at your home. FE 2-0367. “HEA SALES & Hi-Fide Worksho t. FE 8.6531 0! ‘a x with 2 $10° POH Modulato ale Ke pal Everything for. #8, Water Softener 78 inet Ae thie Fea: pod tig water 45,000 grain capacity. M. ener, A 6-586, par |For Sale Miscellaneous 76 76 Rig fr OALVANIZED. PIPE. | le per Ken's ee .__ West, $40. LIKE : job, place to live or a ied NOW, ( ST = » Fearaen’ Fur- | COUCH — | table | gold tweed lounge chair | ; items. | 3674 | — FE 32-0811 or | tots = a rices. G. A. Thomp- 7005 M58 W West, Open Eves. iz aie “ELEC HEATER. $69.05. 30 gal auto. gas neater, $44.95. Cab. sinks and fittings, $34.95 up. Laundr cets. $21 a SAVE pani itl 172.8 Saginaw 7 LB. PRESSURE cuESTED plastic pipe ‘', inch Tic, % tm, 13e. Springling systems fig. ured. G. A. mpson, 7005 eed Open Eves. like new, 5-2474 ANCHOR FENCES |No money down FHA bs a diab ek FREE ESTIMATES | FE 54-7471 | ANTIQUES. OTHER MISCELLA- neous items. Ironer. elec. sewing _™Mach MY 3.2893. AVAILABLE NOW | and 9x7's. Festery seconds a few used reasonable. G&M Construcion Company, 2260 Dixie Highway. |SATHROOM FIXTURES. OIL & es furnaces, hot water & steam oilers. Automatic water heater | Hardware elec | tle Galvanized | pe and fittings. aint Super supplies, crock & copper, black, Lowe Brothers emtone and Rust- um Seronrs SUPPLY 4685 Lapeer R Td ‘ | BUMPER SO0L TABLE, OR | ee. BUY AND SAVE 14 sot pipe 8° ........, $3.79 Igth. | 3" soil pipe 6’ ......... Ha 38 igth. El hs outs! e — CC eee $12.95 * Oak flooring $65 Couuplote 42° sink cabinet with wall cabinet, $81.05. -.. Wolverine Lumber (20 8. Paddork FE _2-0784 BEEF AND PORK — HALF AND . Opdyke Mkt. FE 5-794! quarters. ) dkt. FE 5-7 CABINET ONE & WORK BENCH. 2-0088 CHILD'S Seen ‘DUMP TRUCK. $12. MI 4.8664. * CHICAGO COIN AUTOMATIC pool table. $60. 6 ‘Ket pool table $135. Pin games 4 bowling __machine 625. L 2-1113 CASH WAY LUMBER PRICES STANLEY ALUMINUM WINDOWS Burmeister’s NORTHERN LUMBER Company 1046 soar | Lake Rad EM 3-417] n §a.m. to 8 p.m. daily Sundays 10 a.m. to 2 = Deliveries available CIRCLE FLUORESCENT LIGHT oe modern —— for kitchens, net $12.95 value. $6.95, factory marred Factory Showrooms, Michigan Flcereecent: 393 Orchard Lk. Ave. _~_ls- CULVERIS INSTALLED. RE- paired & repiaced. MA cent DRAIN TILE & SEWER PIPE ALL SIZES IN < WP. Combination Doors ... $14.95 Foundation Coating, 5 Gal. $3.00 Roof Coating, 5 Gal $3.70 Cement, Mortar & Plaster Color. BL. COAL & plerosart en co. $1 Orchard Lake Ave. FE 3-7101 FOR SALE 2 WHEEL TRAILER, rugged steel and _— construc- tion. 3 tires. ‘g axie and springs, .good eonaiioa, $75. OL 1-0039. FREA STANDING TOILETS oe . Double Yg-in wands on sce aoe s csscese 160 ft ein. hard copper 30: lengte 2. eccns 2c ft 3-pc. bath sets with trim . $80.05 3-pc. colored bath oe with SPUR once ssienes $99.05 = by _caeiaay “FE 58-2100 — Irregulars - gave. LUMBING SUPPLY FREE blocks, par tore wood, odds and ends Pewee | ma- terial. Mt. ay a) Club ouse, Commerce, Michigan. __ FINISHED LUMBER 100 2x12, > 9190 Garden Terrace, Com- _merte, Michigan. FOR SALE, | meg EQUIPMENT, FOR S SALE I aed oi] furnace. 1 used gas furnace. 1 used space heater. FE 5-9259. GARAGE DOORS Facto seconds, ao stand sizes stock from $25 and 5 Electric door operators — doors and disappearing stairwea. closet ays. poli hd estimates on garage re- to 5& on Saturdays BERRY. DOOR SALES 371 _ 8. Paddock ae 2-0203 GASOLINE ROLLER LBs TO _ 500 Ibs. 575 EB. Lake ange Rd. HI PRESSURE : $150. \%, %“% and 1 Single phase electric, motors ete bd _Tiuing lawn mower. $05. 0 HOT WATER HEATERS = ae Cement brick, gas. new, Consumers wer ap- roved, $89 50. These are sii; y oper 5: Also electric, oil heaters at terrific values. Michi- gan Scam iia 303 Orchard Lk. trays with stand & fau-— “INCH BLOND CONSOLE RCA, = $65. FE | FE 4.5431 THE PONTIAG PRESS, sprayer er $3, ea MI NEW OAL FEED PIrPc E Plo! | ata Ss S Saginaw a —a ee ae Ione 3 “ a~ wee PER LENGTH, oe ‘POOL TABLE. Ba] = be. BS Thompton, foes Ess. . Smith t Smith typewriter ent, and misc. } | acs 5 3 AA This’ paint JELLEL Ca SAVE PLUMBING SUPPL net ‘arp, i see ot ‘12S Saginaw. FE 5-2100 = > Ses, E dreds of 7 IN. TABLE SAW. BR w ont cLAND. ip Avee ® PAINT er mower Stanley mitre box & Ave. FE 5-6150 | schumisiner, Sbueinerm pace sige aD wate : ) acks. $99.00 } y last, Ho mower. Wood lathe: MA also terrific *Vabees on 54° and = (ease, ‘Michigan’ Piuoreseent. 363 10 YR. 52 GAL. ELEC. WATER | Pe heater. $67.60. Cash & Beton | crenerd Leake Ave. 5. ____.. A. Thompson, 7005 M59, west LEATHER CHAIR. BLUE $10. Open eves. , Nigh} & 0 a i¢ tee vas — - or furnace e be 2 ROMER) SPECIAL, COIL | mostat for 5, Wireless 3 poenesrees oscillator $3, pressure biond md, gau eh chest of dfawers cart spread- od ft. Tse ngths ft. BING soppiy FE 5-2100 NEW LUXAIRE OIL FoRNACE & ducts. __ A _$-350t oF ‘OR _3-3703. | MARBLE TOPS 48" -60°"" ble tops | Use for rectangular broken mar- 2, 3 or more pieces small table tops, ves- | tibules, patios, fireplace mearshs | 00 each Etc, $10 | MAHOG | Biren ene Cherry panel { ” — per ft. — Taylor steei overhead doors xTs BENSON L UMBER | CO. | ——— "OPEN" ~ BuyLo © TIL Asphalt tile, Viny! Linole Plastic Tile dee we weee _dor Ri _+5226 a plyscore, %"’ Plyscord 3 PHILCO poh are 825 W. Vinyl Asbestos, Linoleum Rugs, 9x12 $79 005 | M59 | West Open Eves. PICNIC TABLES, odds oe ends. co 8 Aluminum siding 100 sq. ft. oe formic: 65c 1488 Baldwin Ave. large and cumbersome, Demonstrator acity. tale efficiency WAREHOUSE E OUTLET “ARMSTRONG'S” carton : $3 39 carton ... $6.38 um .. We iste : 3.95 le REAR OF 104 8 SAGINAW aE 488 SUMPS MUST GO, SHALLOW AND et ame on 13 gal. Thompson, |, USED LUMBE OR 34-6022. 5011 R. al- POOL rte OFFICE IC with chair. DESK Set wedding rings FE PLYWOOD Wholesale 40 different sizes & kinds Prefinished panels as low as $9 1 & resale 10 or More, $4 25 each BLDG. SUPPLIES BLACKETT S 8161 Dixie Hwy., Clarkston, Mich. Maple § 1 ‘PLYWOOD SPECIALS be Plyscord 4'x4° «x8 AIR sero pale oi40.50. Terms Hampton Electric Co. Huron, FE_ 42525. Only FILON PICNIC TABLES, FOLDING OR 7 legs. @.top. “KD.” — aay Fanci ~ bo a foo card < OSURN time EER ry 8. Squirrel Rd. FE 5-9293 REBUILT 8. $29.95. G. A West, ATTERIES, $5.95, months guarantee, a 8-1816. 198 _ Saginaw. RANGE no bs WiTH WITH FAN, PAN, ONLY Thompson, 7005 M59 PAT land Rd., $41.20, cas. Capttol A with fauc value, $34 Everyth Clothing. 118 W STALL SHOWERS, with gleaming chro “ 95; tollets, 50. These are factor Michigan Pee _Lake J Ave © SPEGIBL $26.90 CHURCH'S S, ING 2-400 TE aE SALYA TION ARMY RED. SHIELD STORE IO STONES 30% OFF SIZES 24X24, 16x16,. $.60. Top quality. y Roger A. Sr Co., 10370 nigh: put 20, 12X24, 4M 4 miles west of Pontiac airport. 3 EM 3-482 STANDARD eyFEW RITE. FE 84480 $20. LOVELY SINGER SEWING MA- chine with cabinet. Yours for h balance or $6 per mo. ppl. oT. ets and curtain, $69.50 45: lavatories, complete e faucets, value at seconds. Orchard $40. to meet Ve’ needs. rniture i. EST LAWR | TALBOTT LUMBER Giass installed in sash. Thoroseal for water proofing basements. Paint, hardware, plumb elec- trical ade “g lumber. 1025 _ Oakland Ave. €-4505. Haggerty CASH & CARRY SPECIALS 2n4—7 fir economy studs .. 38c ea. 1x12 WP shelving .. ..13¢ lin. ft. ete Ww re we Te lin, ft. 3 sheathing .... ag o a Pre inished Lauan .... .20 shee 4X8x'4 sanded fir p! $3.84 plyw ea. 4x8x™%q sanded fir plywood $7.52 ea. Ready Mixed Concrete and Motar $1.07 bag We Build Roof Trusses CALL FOR FREE ESTIMATE. MA 4-459] =e | macceert § — Bevery a i vy vy Walied fire Essay Weekdays 7 a.m. to 6 SATURDAYS 7 a.m. tad om. House to be moved off property or wrecked 24x30 2-story frame on foundation. rton Road 3035 at pha wir ~ ood wa: Open 6 Far 30th. to August “Sn rane r ADWAY MPANY, 77100 Aaigeti Building, troit 26, JULY SALES ; a tractors an poeta re y. Tillers, sickle bara, a 5 riders. 965. Pay = All machines have a and gs in special price ‘on some new equip- ment. show and demon- strate the right machine od our ts. We we pe repair’ all Fenn og of “engines and mow ye $507 Pixie wy. senple _OR 3-79 ie val- an weorescent. 303 Orchard a e Ave. LOOK HERE and You'll Buy Here ues. padpaat tae FHA Terms Free Estimates Open 8-5:30 MON. thru SAT. ‘SURPLUS LUMBER — saed SCREENS, USED DOORS AND = lete windows and cheap. OR USED 21 IN. DUO THERM REEL type mM 32180. Good condi- tion, ~ WARWICK’S a Viny! Latez t ...... $2.78 gal. Eavestrough ....... 64c per igt. Double sink & trim. ........ $25 omex 142 ‘ nate ce pe coils Copper vine. 1%” alee r ft. Soil er setae ci per it 267 OO vaiee Rp. © MANNEQUINS FE 8-0453 oable: UL 2 weEtoe. PORTABLE. GAS GAS DRIV- box, fenders. 200 feet 2-4614. "84 ——_ front & Snood du FORD TDs BUL Machinery PPL digger on. scanee all. MA’ 6-1 FORD DIESEL ENGINES cylinder for trucks, saw milis, etc. ‘ord gaso! tions industria] applications few used hor B83 avaliable. Stetripate HD S07 hoke LowBoY & "iractor. FE 2036" dump tor loader and Sherman digger. Just been rebuilt. ‘Te oh 3-6832. 76A = WITH ‘%s- YARD 3-14 plows. ‘51 r& mp. "alt back trailer & aay GMC, $3200 7&6 ines for hae all Do It Yourself 77 EASY WAY! Pr items HAND SAND- STEAMERS i oa Wall paper gone e floor a _ = ind sanders, fu Oak! = 186 W. Montcalm, Cameras & Equipment 78 78 MM * ens Ce call eters TRIAD SALES OO, | 6 8 we soyner <1 eo] after 4 Sale Musical Goods 79 “i abt i. “BASS. NOB aa cnones | “2 ‘| | | | |! | ——_ t{\ _— to buy. All money paid will be applied e eee payment, AGHER'S 18 E. mare FE 4-0566 MMER SPECIAL ORGANS Blond Lowrey organ, demonstrator, never was sold. $1,430, now $995. Limed oak 2 manual organ. $695 and many others. lst payment in September , GALLAGHER’S MUSIC COMPANY } E Huron FE 40566 USED LOWRIE ORGAN Large model with glide Loop excelient condition. Guarame RR. MU M M8 Telegraph ____ Across from Tel-Huron WE BUY SPINET & CONSOLE pianos GALLAGHER'S 18 E. Huron 23-0567 FE 4-0566 Wurlitzer Spinet Organ Slightly used, autiful mahog- any finish with bench. $960. CARRY THE FINEST sotJ HAVE SEVERAL AL USED SPIN- et pianos Se selection of Cringe, Sleaeer a perso aint Pi] Saginaw. FE Sale e Store e Equipment } 81 FORMICA TAB Les, USED AS loaners only. r bar or restau- rant. Priced Bs at for quick sale. 1-3 hp. Hoba eer -cutter and with meat chopper and vaeeubie slicer sisanennane, plus __sccessories. MA 6 SUPER STAR, ONE 5 POUND POP POP- _per, floor model, OL _1-6586. _Sale Sporting G Goods 8 82 oa" BY 118". pores TENT. $175. Telephone OR 3-4970. AQUA LUNGS, TiEW AND USED, _ compressed air. 80 Parkhurst. BEAR BOW. 3 LB. GAELS. Never used. Reas. MA _ 5-7101. at Clarkston. = GUNS SELL, LL. TRADE. BUY. _Manie ey Leach, 10 Bagley. GUNs - andl 9 ANTIQUE. Buy, Btn repair mount ing. Burr-Shell, Ai §. Tele TW Laat Jal oc CLUBS and eae FE 2 Bait, Minnows, Etc. 82A CRAWLERS, 2 DZ. 80c; RED- worms, §0 for 45c; big worms, 50 for 50¢. Tackle. Also clean — mts from 35c, 1 Gays, 3 Orchard Lk. "aves Sand, Gravel ‘& Dirt 84 1 DAY’ SERVICE. BLACK DIRT, _fill_ sand, and gravel. FE 5-7645. ida STONE & OVERSIZE STONE, $2 Yd. Also crushed —. mason sand, sharp sand soi) Sashabaw. TYoiarkston.” MA_ 65-2161. &-1 BLACK DIRT, TOP solL, _fill and_ gravel. FE 2-1174, A-1 BLACK DiRT, TOP SOIL, FILL sand, shredded. Will deliver Sun- = aon day a- tus BLACK DIRT. 0 sand € orev & peat humus. Nop moti: CRUSHED STORE. E. Pe isfit'e re fill. a ’ 75. DELIVERED Baldwia & Walton. BLACK DIRT, TOP SOIL. FILL dirt & manure. ‘ds. de- livered. 775 Sec FE _~* at oo CHOICE FARM TOP sOiL. 8 YDS. $10 Delivered. PE PE 40508, CLEARING BLACK DIRT FIELD, load. $8.50 for next 30 “Also, fill. FB 2-0346 or FE FILL DIRT, MASON SA ITE each sand. Pea gravel, black be 640 cement gravel, soil. 10A tone goed ‘gravel. MA CRUSHED STONE, SAND. ae el, Ear] Howard. _ EM_ 3-053 Pete a by __ 4-617. PROCESSED ROAD | OnAtEL Loaded daily. Gale Rd. at Pon- tiac Lake. OR 3-6523. PONTIAC LAKE BUILDERS SUP. ply. Sand, care & dirt. Cement, mortar trucking & tile. OR 3-1534. SPECIAL ONE WEEK ONLY _ LACK DIRT. DELIVERED. $8 YDS. OR LOADED $4 5 YDS. YARD, DRIVEWAY, ee top soil, gravel. fill ‘ete. FR 5- Plants, Trees, Shr Shrubs “36 DAYLILIES, Pike Ri _& Livernots. M OAKLAND TREE SERVICE TRIM TRIM- ming & removal, FE 8-2275, 87 For | Sale Pets 87 2 WEIMARANER BUNTIN IRI ORIENTAL E. Lo ester TING DOOS with rs. 1 2-yr.-old Shetland pony. Alco Dr. OR 3-7727. 6 | MO. QE Gi GERMAN SHEPARD. Ma) FR. 2-6537. AKC baceamone D. PUPPIES. 7 } wae wks. old. PE 5-1364. AKC COCKER PUPS. CHAMPION . Shots. $25. UL 2-373. AKC DACHSHOND, BLACK AND 8, 8 weeks old. OL ie KC REG. GERMAN GHEPRERS hite, $75. De- south ot 16 Mile Ra., pe) PL eee ess AKC DACHSHUND, BLACK & TAN jm 4 2 years. Child's pet. Must OR 3-6072. Black mai, PRO FE 260 we a 36146 BRITTANY PUPPIES. A AKC REG- ed. $15. UL EK OLE, MALE. 2 ot 2 Th OLD. - pgoed rabbit snd fasant 1G x a _ Sale. Musical Goods Py _ RENT A PIANO WITH oprion | ENGLISN PIZZA WEDGES [254 “Sir, will vou lene my father’s credit ehib near: ‘did nen ecerersoraess For Sale Pets SPRINGER, COCKER ee od reg. Champion sired ~ PARAKEETS AND SUPPLIES bai Eee FE: 2-1727 CANARIES & SUP- Pies. Cra Crane’ 8s Bird Hatchery, 2489 uburn. 2-2200. Frcrncie Fe PUPPIES, 10 WEEKS old. AKC oe OL ice ein quality and disposition OL 1-08 POODLES AES Sarr BARBARA No sedatives used. FE 4-2268 POODLES. AKC. ALL COLORS. | $78. up. 6303 De Maplecrest off _ Williams Lake. lwood. corner of Hatchery Rada. POODLES, BEST PEDIGREE, 4 months to a year old. $65 and up Also Pomeranians, $50. & Pig _FE 5-085). POODLE CLIPPING IN YOU home, he access. Abe _pups. MY PARAKEETS. CANARIES, CAGES _ Food. Since 1927. 584 Oakland Ave REGISTERED POINTER, 3 YRS old. Brown & white, verv good hunter OR 3-T704. REGISTERED TOY FOX TER- rere. grown females. Very cheap g00d home. Also puppies. Stud Service. MaAple_5-1270 REG TOY FOX TERRIER PUP- pies Pd 2-4436 after 6:30 or all _ day REG. ENGLISH POINTER PUPS. 9 months old. 3 maies; 3 females. Reedy to a this fall, All shots. Ma) $35; females $30. FRED BA UCOM 5208 Lippincott Rd. Lapeer, Michigan. Telephone MOhawk 46746. TOY FOX TERRIER FOR sALE male FE 5-3745. WHITE MICE, MONESY. ALL __Pet Shop, 55 Wi! Williams. PE ¢6433 Dogs 1 Trained, B’rd B’ rded 87A 87A poss AND CATS BOARDED. _ Burr-Shell, 375 8 Telegraph TAIL WAGGER KENNELS. Boarding. “ainias & trim Brittany & Pood) = 1, seuivery: 725 W. Buell. Hunting D. Dogs 87B 2 TRAINED COON DOGS AND 2 Sissi pups. After 3, 286 N rerty Hay, Grain & Feed 88 ALL TYPES OF 18T & 2ND CUT- ting hay, ene corn. Will de- liver, OA 8-21 ALL KINDS oF twine, HAY, 8TRA mandlre and lumber. MA CUSTOM COMBINING & BALING with self-propelled combine, Can tae trucks. OA 8-2179, Ox- FOR SALE LARGE QUANTITY OF 00a pane also alfalfa |. _ brome Cc xed. MA 5-801. __ For r Sale Livestock §& 89 ADAPTABLE WESTERN H 14.2 hands, cremole. MI_ 6-6719. BLACK HORSE. 12 YEARS OLD. Morgan American Saddle Bred. ripe Brendel Rd. Davisburg. MU CHILDREN sod anETLAND PONY, $200. aOoD. RDOLa & BRIDLES ee! Xe NICE 3RD GENERATION ORSE. ABA oe guernsey bull calf. EM AMPSHIRE RAM. D. Chapm stock. rede or salt: Also, rabbits. FE 4-8612 TEN EE WALKER, GELDING. 6 ba" Th 0-088, Sylvanwood. Troy ~ Wanted Livestock 90 7 TED: PIGS & YOUNG CAT- . Forrest Denees MA 5-0916, iL COWS, MIXED DRESS. ” Cones tested. 1841 Burreus Rd., hope off Sherwood, off Sash- For Sale Poultry 91 BANTUMS, PIGEONS FE 49704 RABBITS ALL SIZ ES. WHITE, Black, Brown. Cheap. FE D. FE 4-1310. Sale Farm Produce 92 Oe APPLES. TRANSPARENT & RED Astrachans. Homestead Orchards, $460 Orchard Lk. Rd. LGE. CULTIVATED BLUEBERRIES. By quart or case. 350 Wise Rd. _Commerce. EM _3-4072. RASPBERRIES — ROY SCHNEID- er. 19 5. Astor. FE 2-5477. RICHARDSON HUCKLEBERRY marsh open 8 a.m. daily. $1.00. charge. M59 at Hospital road. Ww CORN, PICKED. FRESH everyday. By the dozen, 5 dozen and wholesale. aan 30D Farm, 6380 : 59). 12 miles West of aes. cor- ner _ Bogie Lake Rd. = TRANSPARENT ASTRAKHAN | AP- pon Fresh produce. Kingsbury’s. 30 Clarkston Rd. Lake Orion. Sale Farm Equipment 93 "56 D WITH SHER- man shift. condition, See Frank re 010 Adams Ra. __Rochester, BOLENS IDE: "SAGER TRAC- tor, with attachments. Excellent condition. EM 40. FARM MACHINERY - used. Proulx Oliver Sales on An north of Oxford. SPECIAL WE HAVE THE NEW MODEL MeCULLOCH CHAIN ae ye COPPER KING BROS. Pontiac Rd. at ke r eien . ae USED. SPECTALS oxnens on PRICED HOUG CHIEN “ke SONS RO o. fester New Idea Sitira USED JOHN DEERE NO. 25 COM- bine. Davis Machinery, NaAtional 17-3202. Ortonville. For Sale Housetrailers | 95 iw IRotwooo EXC. COND. OL Lake 1 ic. Pe 47500. sh S-6si8. : i’ EF Aig RA . 87, : Reusetebihire. Doe even dsintvenenduik + 0b FE 5 | "8S . SPARTAN. 3% FT., TUB I BATH wi Exire 2630 Must sell. Niske of- ter, “on” 1) days; bed nights ‘80 MICH. AR’ ie FRONT kitchen, two bettie Auburn Heights Mobiie Bicge’ _Call FE 23-1266 after 5:30 p.m. 1959 GREAT LAKES. 46810. CosT— pee Sacrifice - $3650. Keego __Frailey Park. Lot 50_ BEST BUY OF THE WEEK. fect Roya) deluxe tandem, only $1395 Other used trailers fr $275 We have finest grt camp trailers in the area. the Cree 17%: foot deluxe iyeent coach, completely self-contained. Drive out today — location save you money HOLLY MARINE & ue SALES. is210 HOLLY RD HOLL ME _4-6T71 R ae NEW 15 Pr “VACATION trailer. 1263 beri ct. off Cass ake . FE 2-5459 AIRSTREAM LIGHTWEIGHT travel trailer. Since 19323. Guar- anteed for life See them and get a demonstration at Warner Trall- er Sales, 3098 W. Huron, (Plan to join one of Wally Byam's ex- citing caravans). FOR RENT 13. FT. VACATION trailer, OR 3-4707.0 NEW rs 95 Boats & Accessories 103, PONTIAC ‘CHIEF DETROITER SALE sixlo 3 bedrm. Detroiter . 51n10 3 bedrm. Pontiac Chief Used Bargains Price 43 ft. Elcar, Modern ......... $695 33 ft Kit $995 0 ft. Pontiac 2 bed $2105 MANY MORE TO CHOOSE FROM. MOST HAVE BEEN RE-CONDITIONED NEW 36 PT. TO 51 FT. 1, 2 & 3 BEDROOMS Bob Hutchinson Mobile Home Sales 201 DIXIE, HIGHWAY 3-1202 __OPEN 7 ‘DAYS. A WEEK OXFORD TRAILER SALES STEWART GEWERAL GARWOOD HOLLY VAGABON Peed = & ZI a to 10 side, ey von: We trade, sell or We have some weoaertal, right now! See us toda mile south of Lake Orion ob M36. MY_2-0721. PARKHURST TRAILER SALES ware 1540 Lapeer -Rd. Lake Orion MY 2-461) Peaturing new 195@ New Moon Mobile omes. Between Lake Or- _ion_and Oxford. On M24. SHORT’s MOBILE HOMES SALES & Service. Comoiste line of parts anc bottle aera installed end cars wired. 3172 W. Huron Phone e FE 4-97 VACATION CER ATLERS. FOR 8 | | } rent.. ee en ere ON ee 14 ALUMINUM BOAT, LIKE NEW. Reas. Cail after 6 PE 5-6530. ee 474 BOAT TRAILER, 005. VE across from "dale High Be pee S it iB FT. ROUND strip) boat & falar M58 ae | 8-0145. ié FT LYMAN © HP. MER-; cury Mark 55 motor. Aston trail- er, . Exc. cond. 14 Texas St., Rochester. 8 m, FOOT 36 HOLIDAY CHRIS- oan. 215, V-8 re- | duction gear white top, spot light at Oliver Buick 52 RICHARDSON 18° INBOARD. . h.p Chrysler. Good c $1,- Op ,3-0004 win Seasmesarade Between 4 & Set = i9 FT. oe CENTURY. 05 HP MO- tor. Good cond. $975. EM 3-3516. i99 MERCURY, MARK 15-A. 60/ HP. Controls. Gas tank. 12° oe battery MA 4-7187. iis¢ 19 FT CHRIS-CRAFT. * bse _ 35-7843 after 6. OR _3-8626 - BOAT r CARRIERS “LATE SUM- mer sale. Comes up from oral bumper @# ivTward to top. A able to fit any car Fail width roller in rear for quick & easy loading. 4494 Elizabeth Lake Ra. Phone FE 3-9195 or _FE 8-3676. ; io PT. MOTOR 15 | trailer. FE. { $325 complete. | BOAT. MOTOR & : TRAILER 2. $500. FE 8-2384 after 5: 30. | AUTHORIZED JORMSON D IN DEALER AN 1 Py CROWNLINE IBERGLAS ATSB BOARDMAN’ S OR €0212 575 Highlend ay ( “AIS ot wos Lake Rd. ~ BOATS MOTORS TRAILERS Wood, cere Aluminum j Used scorT MOTORS & SERVICE Marine equipmen 1 “CRUISE. Walton PE 8-4402 _ Dally | §-9! Sunday * *til 6| CHRISCRAFT INBOARD. 16’ RUN- , about 60 HP. 5 ar BS heavy | _Suty_ trailer $900. MU Chri mendes s v CENTURY 2 pag! ea: Fiberglae Mercury 3 Motors DILLAC ALUM INLAND LAKES SALES 3197 W. Huron FE #7121 BOAT WINDSHIELDS. $20.95 IN- |: cludes Paes Le Ferry Service, Inc., ghiand Rd. | SUNDRY WAYFARER ee ~ OVER- : ft dyneamold at 23 hp, Evinrudé, complete with controls $725. 16. TennYan .p. Evinrude Lark, foot Pold-A-Boat. w ith = = and s cals gs od | Our location sa & 8 CENTER, 15210 HOLLY _RD. HOLLY MElrose 4-677) — FIBERGLAS — “po YOURSELF” AT ICES Super Marine Resin .. $6.68 Gal. A = boat cloth Marine . . $2.98 Gal. ACTION” MERCHANDISE) MART. EG RD. INSIDE CITY LIMITS from bus ia a Pontiae Trailer Coach Park 5-0902, MOBILEHOME ESTATES. cs. MOD. ern lakefront and playground. __EM_ 3.2661. those who want the best. 40'x80° lots, 16'%40° cement patios, etc. One mile east of Oxford on Lake- vile road OA 8-3022. PARKHURST LAKE TRAILER Court, MY 23-4611. The best for | Wonderful ,ocation. On oo Lake Orion 72 | You’ rE “SEEN THE REST: see the ee Park. FE 2 For Sale Tires 98 | DP PLL Le 4-1 USED TIRES, $3.50 UP. WE) buy. sell. Also artis STATE TIRE 8ALES 503 Saginaw St. rE ated USED TIRES AUTO SERVICE Huron FE 2-1215 STANDARD BRAND NEW TIRES tard in on General Safety Tires. oe per cent off Biack or Whitew E ” “WILLIAMS 451 8. Saginaw at Raeburn Auto Services 99 CRANKSHAFT GRINDING IN THE. car. Cylinders rebored Zuck Ma- ve ord Shop 23 Hood. one FE “RANKSHAPY GRINDING IN THE car. Cylinder reboring. Wally’s _Crankshaft ft Service. Olive /e1-0263. Sale | Motor § Scooters | s 100 64 ALLSTATE SCOOTER WITH transmission. $90. FE 5- 5-0629. ‘66 CUSHMAN EAGLE. | 6062 _ Hatchery | Rd. $200.” 660 ‘$7 CUSHMAN. NEW PAINT J __Good_ condition, $225. FE rd 34 CRUSAIRE, ALLSTATE. . NEW paint. Good cond. FE 8-1452 3 WIZER WOTOR ‘BIKE. _g00d condition. $35. FE aes = LSTATE 3 HP. SCOOTER. I ir oc only 850 miles. "oo. oon ‘EAGLE | for parts. OR 3-77 LAMBRETTA OTORESOGTER '57. Good cond, $200. FE 8-1428. NEW & USED CUSHMAN ggoot _¢ts_230 E. Pike. FE 4-4246 Fe: : = Sale Motorcycles 101 ‘48 WHIZZER MOTOR BIKE. EXC cond. Cal bet. 6-7. FE 4-5659. 38 5 HP MOTORCYCLE. REA- sonab'.. 1842 Sherwood, Sylvan _ Vilage. HARLEY DAVIDSON Very good cond. A 8-2882 _cle. Very , Bi __For Sale Bicycles 102 102 couceuss BICYCLES. ALL sizes wt repair on all makes. B.M.W. & N. U. Sales. 321 _8. 1 Edith. Boats , & Acc ccessories s 103 eee 59. JUNKING OTORCY- 2 CONTROL CABLES FOR MER- Pp. aike. 947] Bonnie Briar, Pontiac 1.1 HP ent bel - PERFECT. cond. wheel boat trailer. “3 _in wheel. |. Best offer. FE 5-8970 5 HP. APATCHE “90 _days old. FE 44249. 8 Fr. HYDRO-PLANE. (10 Evinrude. $85. __ 35-2484. 10 HP. JOHNSON, _§00d cond. — EM 10 H.-P. WIZZARD, $95. GOOD CON- _ dition. OR 3-0176. 12 hay WOLVERINE, FIBERGLAS. 10 HP. M 3-4501 or EM) ap MODEL, 2 — aie ABOUT, MARK 20, Mercury 16 vB Pully equipped, wah tralier. Cail evenings FE S years Sek seen = Clarkston id FT. MOLDED PLYWOOD RUN- about fiberglassed, 25 HP -elec- the Evinrude, trailer. $495. OR 3-700. ig Pr. WOLVERINE BOAT & is HP Mtr. Olike pew oa sae ; R SAILBOAT, 2 food oa ceclaien, Can be 7110 Deer Lake Road i# FOOT PLY MOT or and trailer, Bias? re 4-3604, Pe. "5.0600, Ag . i¢ Pr. ee | 25 RY E ° rude motor & ‘ at Evinrude amer a Silver = bn or rem, Jacobson's Trailer pains. 1661 8. TEL) PH le rang Williams Lk. Rd. OR 3-5981./ 1 Mile N. Miracie Mile FE 3-7688 3-2838. Opposite Bloomfield Fashion Shop VACATION TAAL ne FOR sats. GUARAN? * Rent a.trailer for your vacation. beer" Ra. Oxford: “OA. #3183 SLAYBAUGH'S peer fo = WTD fo I LE HOME, NOT ND over x rm older vy than 1956. In good cond. OR YOUR AT AND MO- 3-5276 tor for only $2.50 per $100. of -_— — eee 2- _or FE 5-6278. ; | JOHNSON 30 HP. ELECTRIC Rent Trailer Space 96 starter Will demonstrate. Make “| offer. OR_3-6527. AUBURN REIONTS MOBILE Vit-|~ }OHNSON MOTORS Pontiac, “Star Craft boats. Gator and Alr- 1170 .N. Opdyk Jt. 5-3361 fed trailers, Everything for the ‘Owns a pig SUPPLIES 36 Orcha Lake Ave. FE 2-8020 aERCURY MOTORS — DUNPHY Boats, New and used. We trade. OXFORD MOBILE MANOR FOR | and | NOW | sa Lake Trailer | | iver WoLve VERINE RONABOUT. railer. Cond Bargains. MAZUREE yg Se SALES - Cor. 8. 12 Saginaw | MID-SUMMER SPECIALs luxe fibers | upholster trols and | & trailer. Aire, 18 rity for $ New 12 ft. Geneva, gerring. controls ie. Only $605 Evin : 12 f: —— person now | $129.50 ft. aluminum boat, now $179.80; 12 ft. fiberglas, decked, runabout, $175. KELLY'S HARDWARE ‘3904 Auburn at Adams “PE 2-8811 "Satelite and 18 hp 12 FT, BOATS, $40; STEEL hon Alum. $139. Trailers, $89.50: si60.30 eeds ” itéo. Pre Seat NEW 6 HP. MERCURY MOTOR. _$175. UL 2-4304. 2 ee you | 2 ee Rae DON'T LOSE YOURCAR | Eddie Steele “BUCK - E istune ¢ cant TRUCK | PONTIAG WASTE IT'S YOUR CAR! GET THE MOST FOR IT! And the most is what you get at “Bright Spot” * tae Lake at Cass Open "tl ~Kedel immediately 100 CAR 1953 thru fost Models Bring Title—Get Cash COMMUNITY Motor Sales AUBURN AT EAST BLYD. FE 86-4539 Top $$$ Paid FOR GOOD USED CARS Russ Dawson 232 S. Saginaw St. NOW READ THIS BRING YOUR CAR HERE FOR TOP DOLLAR WE NEED 800 C FOR OUT- oe ane cae SHOP ut Fal AVERILL'S “CLEAN CARS” WE'LL GIVE YOU $$$ CASH $$$ a G00D DEPENDABLE CAR BILL SPENCE “RAMBLER™ ALES & SERVICE 211 8. SAGINAW CASH FOR CARS cARPIETNO MOTOR ANS rr es s Sesaiee Co. cmplaye wr rene ees a a oA a yeas ‘or ~~. Whites Road. a —e—eeeeeeee wee M & M Motor Sales Lage oc on later mode! cars. OR _3-1603 wi PRICE 1 NK CARS. rE «ists PVT. OWNER W WILL PAY UP TO $100. OR \NTED FUNK Chas ‘paar ton et os : oe. thru rR. ; 2087 ee oe noes or 99 4 ¢ taser down. 22 molars = a CHEVY, STANDARD shift, 6 Lge or 1958 Chevy, both in cond. & l-car own- ers. OR 3180. or FE 446173. Used Truck Parts 106A 379 6. Saginaw Open” ” Eves. ul 8 Oakland Marine Exch. Ag & 8-4101 \ to 4 Tt cent down — Ba ft. | oon ogy ~ om & 6 ie. A di i da & trailers, i ier wan Ba . Cruieer with OUTBOARD BOE BOAT. a verine, center deck, New ay! H. re. inelud- electric startin, Trailer ed. $850. EM aes FOR EVIN- rience, _ Orchard 333 Ra. TRADE 12 FT. ALUMINUM RUN. bout, 25 hp. delux All hooked w read: ! 7 pgs value. og on gk down Galland Marine Exch. 379 8. Saginaw “< FE 8-4101 Open} Eves. ‘til 8; pt 12 to 4 WE HAVE SEVERA GoopD, clean used boat & pooh de outfits. Some with Evinrude motors Har- rington Boat Works Your Evin- rude Dealer Harrington Boat Works BANK FINANCING sundays and Evening Open ays and Ev i] Fiberglas 103A PNP LLL LSE LLP BOATS FIBERGLAS, ALL ~ For § Sale Airplanes 104 RO rw nal TA CRAFT YLOR - Best offer. OR 3-2211 Transportat’n Offered 105 CARS DAILY TO MOBILE ALA- bama. Philadeiphia, Connecticut, gas allowance. FE 2-3215. —_ SALE. PLY 4 ENGING ER TO Cautfornta Hawait, $80, New York, $19 each =a: F v- _ice In me OR set LMONTE, CALI or riders. MAyfair sai ) PHILA: leaving Aug 6. ré6 p.m. __Wanted 1 Used Cars 106 PPA ATTENTION! “WHY SETTLE FOR LESS?” WE'RE PAYING TOP $$$ DOLLAR GLENN'S | MOTOR § \LES | 4 tanwatr \ OR ¥1385" , 2 Deke Evy. ALL MAKES AND MODELS 2635 Auburn Ave. PE 4-6632 Used Auto Parts 106B __ condit 62885. WRECKING 8 Tiusta STA- ticn Wen Good imotor, trans. & reer sod. OF 3-6354, SELECT The Truck You Need ’48 PONTIAC HEARSE Just like new. $395 1950 FORD % ton pickup. Black. $245 ol INTERNATIONAL 12 foot metros $295 52 FORD F-6 14 ft aluminum van and lift gate. $895 ’51 INTERNATIONAL 5 yard dump. 2 speed and clean. . $505 33 DODGE Pickup, red. $475 33 FORD 1% ton panel. V-8. $493 ‘$4 CHEVROLET | 12 ft. stake, sharp. $795 34 INTERNATIONAL Pickup, good rubber. $490 34 FORD % ton with utility body. $748 ‘54 INTERNATIONAL 14 foot van. §795 55 FORD F-100 j Pickup, 8 cylinder. $745 35 CHEVROLET 2 ton chassis, 102 C.A. $793 55 CHEVROLET 2 ton, 12 ft. van, sharp. $1003 > INTERNATIONAL 12 ft. van. $695 55 DODGE oA 16 ft. vam. $1098 '’36 FORD - Courier, sharp. $795 '37 FORD FI Pickup, 8 ft. box. 37 FORD Bie Panel, 6 cylinder. $1006 ' THESE ARE ‘A FEW THE. MORE AT ~ Turner's” ~ Truck Center BE SUR £ AND FOR A DEAL "£8 mame "55 ‘56 BUICK ENGINE In ‘ GooD condition, $90. : cy For Sale Used Trucks 107 award, YOOOW: ‘ we Eee ne, - é a . J i j fi ’ ‘ / : é t 2 3 ’ 5 i » fia ! F ‘ ‘ / f | 4 i a : JULY 29, 1959 “| a wan ae | For! Sate Used (Trucks 197 107 _For-Sate Used Cars. ito _For Sale Used Ca Cars 110 SLICES OF HAM ° . WA 3 . , & od dll sonnel chon | _ “Fer Sale Used Cars 110). For Sale’ 3 Cars 110) For Sale Used Cars 110 For Sale | Used C Cars 116 fdng Will take PICK - UP ‘57- FOR. ‘sn BUICK. EXCELLENT RON 1955 CHEVRO! 210 V@: STAN- A ‘ Pe oo) Ae 5 ie °e r pick-up on) ning condition™$100. 2706 Hart-| dard trans Immaculate thterlor. : cae Fh ‘91, FORD | sTOM pon dat ‘30 MERCURY, TRANSPORTA./ we. ne. KING. AvTO., ALS WE TRADE aaah “52 ‘trade ‘hn A oo Rd.) lite Avon Twp. __- aati pe rust. b gar 24 payments. $24.25. é : pone wey | ake ‘Gsreston ), $323 Pine Knob | FE 8-0402. and take over veut pa obit. $3 BUICK HT” $695 SMITH MO ow eash down or old trade. a a, c ee M | anal mote on any late _ mode! a | tors Crooks & Auburn, Binaritgie ai fi 63000 wal 6 == t MI ee Harold : : 'LYMOUTH waRDTOP me 2 aera ; Mi Son -TON CHEVROLET DUMP) 7 SATION S : Fates Dare” “59! MERCURY. DEMOS. | REPOSSESSION | ‘ ck CATION SPECIAL, | 1988 CHEVROLET 4 Dock pes: %, FORD RANCH WON NEW eee te | | $195 full price, no cash needed. | REPOSSESSION = SPECIALLY. PRICED FOR THIS. ne. Turquoise. 250 HP W ries 3 good tires. Very | Get Our Low Overtiead Deal |, $46 Per month. Mr. Bell, King “ are Bera apeorsee os dt RD. &-cylinder, 4- e gine. 3 apeed close ratio axe aes _ clean. UL Es “joi. ¥ | 7 Auto. $-0402.- $295 full price. No cash needed, HOME R HIGHT MTRS. eta 6- cof ntry mission. 3.55 axje ratio. An exc orate ene ene : - $12 month, Mr. Bell, Kin x nee fey “ger cou sedan, oe : sce Ae i. & Auto, “15 Minutes From Pontiac’: Gleaming white with Fordomatic,| -¢'¥!stog combination, Heater | oe SEF OUR SEI. ECT! N |: BOB DUSSEAL, INC. | PLYMOUTH EXC. TRANSPOR-| PE 8-0402. Oxtote, Michigan OA 8-2528 Beato Deke oe tires, 4; Clock uo lights ‘Sndercoated, EM *s Of fine iate niodes ION Lincoln - Mercury - Edsel be a Sry Gatse’ mating | Pasi B Bli ron _ Ts0- CHEVY. Sy ec “PICKUP | 33734 Ss ack rv sz eis Lice Le we old | me »bumyan' mae ae Bopd con 1933 CHEVROLET BEL-AIR 4-DR. : 2¥e, i + fy Car Gn Bank rate an belsnte | om aot 8 a 1955 MODET THC. 2 TON TRUCK “Radio. heater. power steering. obese Plymouth Cory ser F FARMING T TON TOM BOHR. INC. ME Fire Sele “WITH 1 6 Fr. TRYDRAULIC THT | $350. FE 4-7594 w 000 W Maple at Pontiac Trail 1954 PLYMOUTH SEDAN, VERY, — RAMBL ERS - OWN BE EAL 48 CHEVY 2-DR- CLEAN Noes. alles Lake, _ MA 4-451) - oe 1967. 2 DR HARDTOP. tice car. FE 3-7542. H. Riggins. | AMERIC ANS . ING EAVY. EQUIPMENT ine MOTOR SALES “32 Cherrylawn FE 47647 i934 MERCURY. RADIO AND ust. sell. Leaving for Japan in - 195) PLYMOUTH HARDTOP. R REA- Kind Spite ve TO Set, “our edhOt Oh Since 1930" neater setomabe. transmission Pig pa Cal) MApie 5-2388_ sonable offer. OL 1 M ETROPOL iy ANS B.. x € | $450. OAKiand 8-3623 __. '87_OLDS CONVERT. SUPER 88 55. arene OUT JEDERE is aa STEEL SIDE meccn sop? ee ee “DF Hs 6. Segina be; 3 Be ae ye: 4-8364 “a Har top ™ BELVEDERE Deal Waa nee ane ate mies wi gate 3 mith Movirg 35 By G naw =| 2 Co. 45 James 8t. pendable car EM 3.0081. H Rig- 51 FORD Se 300 2-DR. W- HOT RODDERS! OLDS POWERED us ae Manteca Saas R & C Rambler Sales 48 HUDSON PICK-UP. MUST BE Bins. 2 walls, New T-biri trans. ‘37 Merc. rage wf intate Cae at a tere —— ~ : ~ , 8145 Commerce Road. EM 3-4155 fer Ma S100 Make of-'i956 = OLDs 88 CONVERTIBLE | CHEV SALE imsuts. "MA ety een Beet ee bo SHARP BIRMINGHAM . sg yosed Car Specials. er Be Sata ~ ee a orn : . | tirely Olds from engine to re / e-In¢ 56 Volksw. ard Ful > ndi- | . = € QO rear. sWagen 37 CHEVY PANEL TRUCK, LOW rapeeees equipped Beautiful Cas | ee A FORD. $125. 1058 | rig apn aary rup for need 38° PLYMOUTH +'34 Clean 4% ton pick-up. qe mesa reas Mites t “| 1954 Cheyrolet 210°4-door sedan. | ‘683. FORD—REALLY NICE CAR. } & shifting 4 an pee *tianaee BEI EVEDERE : i 34 Fords iB Carn ue en dn, a ~Si2e 954 Buick Super 2 dr. Hardtop | - ete r Scone: | HARDTOP: i ev EXCEPTIONALLY NICE “56 CHEV-| Red Cece towne: asks | ae heater above average con- | eee — 923 W Huron FE} oar mere & interior need | Torqueflite eta — & | Open every evening ‘iil 9 p.m. rolet '2 ton pickup Redio Heat-! : | on Call MU 4 pra far 3 wd Heater, W’Walls, Power) 52 FONTIAG SEDAN. RADIO & er. Turn signals Washers & white 1953 Pontiac 2 dr Hydramatic 1955 Ct let 210 ‘di 1953 FORD,2 DOOR | Z amare steering & Power brakes. HEATER. ABSOLUTELY -NO _Walls 577 Northfield. Off Joslyn. Exc. mechanical cond. Body | arplide, ecals anc Lellpha a ealbabel REPOSSESSION ''S4 OLDS, 88 HARDTOP. POWER> menere: MONE WN. Assume pay- : — NEW Boe | ot light blue and ivory finish $195 full price ae cash needed. | ot eae, RN ee ee From $1895 Creait Nigh Mr Parke. at a "SC ~ ain | 1957 Ch let 210 v8 srglide. | ike new One owner $11.46 per meats. Mr. Bell, King , — _ Old Car Down—36 Mos. on Balance | ; : . ad Dodge Pickup | Eis tee eae Sece 1947 Chevrolet Bel Air hardtop ute “ ‘ “ °GARNERS USED esl | SESS PONTIAC. « DOOR —— $1695 i Sani nee 1953 FO ( = * S USED CARS price in-ludes all standard. 1997 Buick 4 dr. sedan. Dyoe | V-8 engint Powerglide. radio, 3 FORD (CONVERTIBLE $335, 222 West Montcalm | SCHUTZ | REPOSSESSION ctory equipment and federal tax fiw. Hadic & Heater 1| MeSi@e BiScK Qnd trary finish. "58: FORD, 500 a COMVERTIBLE | $295 full price. No cash needed. Licnigan s t i D rn i i, > an See) i Mf pees ia ett owner $1495 | 1958 Chevrolet Biscayne 2-door ‘88 Chevy, ‘2 ton picku: ‘54 Wis Be CLEAN : | MOTORS INC. | $1146 per month. Mr. Bell, King R. Ne MILER-DALLAS HOMER HIGHT MTRS. Powerglide, radio, heater Beau- "55 Olds, ‘Super 88 ‘Holiday OP steering. a ROH. Cal ten | ag DteOTO-PLYMOUNH DEALER | Auto, FS 5-046). 100) X.MAIN. ROCHESTER 2a Ek gu Gin) = RS.) ful silver blue finish ‘0 Gogomobiie & FE. steering. & RSH Call be 912 8. WOODWARD MI 6- 330 PONTIAC STARCHIEF ‘OR, Vis- 13 minutes from Pontiac” i 23 Ford pic . us : : i PDHTADC. J ‘ower ee ee ____- Oxford, Michivan ; ‘OA. & 2528 | bag Cherecle! imusls paraiop HOUCH: TEN ru SON ~ H ARDTOPS | alles. 2150 Partinson — ; 1953 BUICK. «OR |S, eneine, Rowergiide | radio ong YOUR FRIENDLY OLDS DEALER) © — SHARP BIRMIN _ CML Cttahh lt Uces tee ich ee 7R / Pontiac’s - REP OSSESSION i ans hee. ed with extras oe AP Newsteatures iv FOREIGN CAR SALES New Car oe Say rnitor cee nen "37 | ONNF V Dia : Truck Center - $125 full price. No cash needed. | ’ sees = : 4 528.N. M ee SERVICE 59 ve inside & oul. Solid black. Convertible ruc 1 oe Mone a ball ibe wale . ain, Rochester OL 1-976) PLYMOUTH Puel Injection. Beauty ” | FE 8.0402, Haskins Chev. | 1958 HILLMAN MINX ¢DR_ RA. 57 FORD FAIRLANE H The Boss’ Own Car a ee a | | dio & heater The import th BELVEDERE HARDTOP - Vv atic aca “SEE TH . ( <~MC 51 BUICK ROADMASTER. GOOD | = : ‘‘How are they bi is ail talking about, $1205, 36 ey're | = ‘Forquefiite, Radio & Heat-| ‘* Automatic transmission 1. vHie OnE: 3 “running cond. $100. EM 3-6106 657] Dixie Highway at Mls | € ey iting? i Senta: 382. hos sinunion pay aS alls | owner Low mileage R&H Tan RUSS F r ‘87 BUICK GUSTOM 2-DR. RADIO - "2 df, V8 Engine | power. $150 and take over pay- ie METROPOLITAN 9000 OF "84, BUICK “ROADMASTER, 1-70 TOF. GUARANTEED USED CARS MONEY DOWN. Assume pay- Mery Flees | Se eS pon wa RAMBLERS take over my payments of $40. ; 38 Chev., Brookw ments of $14.27 1 ' ‘33 PONTIAC 4 DR. j ee ee on eg WALLS FULL POWER. ABSO- rookwood wn. . $1895 s $ per mo. Call ____ PE 4-842 after 4 American 2-dr. deluxe Over *4@ month. MU_ 488 LUTELY NO MONEY DOWN. ‘$7 Buick, Century, 2-Dr Hdt Credit Mgr Mr. Parks at MI ni L aad models in stock CI | 1958 MG, ROADSTER. MY 31130, Assume payments of $17.08 per | “Your FORD Dealer Since 1930" | Power $1795, _ +7500. Harold Turner Ford. arry jerome | 1952 PONTIAC. $95 KING AUTO. own equipment hoose your after € p.m. | mo. Call Credit Mgr. Mr. Parks | 5806 DIXIE HW OR sass | 9! Chev. Convert, Powerglide $1745 | 1955 FORD. 9 PASSENGER STA- ROCHESTER FORD DEALER 2S . ] | ; Ford. MI 4-7500. Harold Turner/ At the soptignt in Waterford 52 aes 2-Dr. Pow. slows : seqerte jon, No money down. Luc- , | cua ‘53 ne 2-DR. $250 , " ” ‘39 CHEV. BEL AIR 2-DR. RADIO. ‘ » Basteas. t : 57 MG 63 CADILLAC. POWER (STEER | “beater, w-walls Cail between § CORNER CASS & PIKE. FE 5-7308 co ee ie Ctdl VACATION SPECIALS : . = kes, good &| am to 6 pm. at OR 3.1420. Ask 36 DODGE CPE. ‘51 PONTIAC, | °3,FORD CUSTOMLINE V-8%4 DR oe Close-out Sale 35 YEARS PAIR DEALING clean $607. scoot. sus. | ice | OT, RAM, Both run good. both | - FOM. 39.000 miles. $495. FE 4.0249 Do pee ee ee ~ : $ 38 anel clean, an coed. $005. | 39 “cHEVIE, GOOD CONDITION for §150. 2365 Pontiac Rd! Apt. | i858 FORD. ALL WHITE. VIC- tore 33 Ford, 2Dr. stick shift ... $208 a | cise "ah Chev a Peed a1 ana | rile 30003. —3_next_to Blue Star Drive in.) toria. 2 door, V-8, Thunderbird 54 Rambler ie meee st 4 | *33 Pontiac and ‘51 Chevy 1954 CHEVROLET BEL AIR, 2/1951 DODGE. $95. KING AUTO,| (agibe~), Automatic transmission. FE 3-7117 NEW \31 Rambler we ou, R&H ls 85 - “| ‘Many others. Finance Arranged.| oor, sharp car. No money down. 15 8. Saginaw. FE 80402. FES Coe eee es "8 Mercury, ¢Dr. wick 3 RAM = ECONOMY CARS $27 month. Lucky Auto Sales. 193 5-2474 65 MT. CLEMENS ST. " " ROGERS SALES & SERVICE 2 22 Auburn? 8. Saginaw. FE 4-1006. — SHARP BIRMINGHAM — '§7 FORD, RETRACTABLE “HT. 8| _SEHIND THE ee cree RAMBLER 685 Auburn AVE FE 2.9555 CC OW ; MOTOR SALES 5 CREVRDILET” BEL AIK NO MARY BIRMINGBA! cyl, ‘aute., power steering, R&H | $6 MERCURY, USEW JEEPS our sPeciatty| 006 S. WOOD\VARD SALE. =e money down. Community Metor : 19.000 miles. MArket 41, ask GARNERS ised CARS 1955 00 Pep hg FACTORY BRANCH Sales PE 8-4530. "35 DeSOTO _for Art Green. 222 W. Montcaim i d I ' eg ge ceaahgi Ae ___MI 6-36 OTOP ‘MOUTH R ; : PIsEGOUE Manonoe P RIV Ie T E “PARTY | | EEE HARDTOP. “BHARP! Ta e- I lS ey $905 Mar ois tires and = pare STATION WAGON. FE 2-0186 se — SHARP BIRMINGHAM — Torqueflite, Power steering Clean 1957 Ford, take older car Bi otod Re ABSOLUTELY NO MON- —= New Car Trade-Ins ener brakes. Radio &| _!9 trade, ee ae FE zone SHARP BIRMINGHAM METROPOLIT AN "S Fowriac -* SEDAN. R easel | TT 08 pen ‘mo Cal Credit Mar 1998 KARMANN GHIA CO CONVERT. ae ec ns ter, W/Walls Like new ‘35. FORD 2. DR. A-l, SEE. ~ = tsa: UC : i ible.” Beautiful maroon finisn..2 DOOR “62” COU PE 53 PLYMOUTH S| MCaweS PAG aoe oeoc ces $905 | impel & joeca Mastin! Pore 7: New Car Trace-ine CONVERTIBLE pet 2-1234 a ee hee ee swagen = ga-| BELVi DOO: yke. ed - : sTion- |<" Tage-kept and stil] like brand new ogg @ Bester, Nydreme- bey e No Money Dn.—24 Mos on Balance | ‘57 BORD. V-8. WAGON. EXCEL 57 FORD wagon, Light yng hydramatic, MECHANIC'S SPECIAL Priced to sell at this ridicu- = oe steering & Pow uto. trans, Heater 5 “lent condition. FE Poin CUSTOM 2 ha! Ngan eats brakes. R _ 6 Studebaker, 2 ae No Dogri lously low price of $2246. Stock someones gocdoodcsads SCHUTZ Raidiiis@s Mostar a & H. 1 owner mon eeds — _ _ $2195 Re Maney Os Messe Balen TODAY SPECIAL — trans., vids ‘Sharp Clarkston Motor Sales woee 193 8. ‘Beeine | re Loon, 1-tooe, . - MOTORS ope : 55 Nash Ambassador, 4-Dr, 6 Cyl, | ...........2..5- ..$1 295 "58 CHEVROLET CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH DEALERS | 1951 STUDEBAKER amet N orth Chev SCHUTZ DeSOTO- ALS Bs down Dare Only $298, Nothing Old Cer Sewn 0 Mos. on ‘Balance BISCAYNE 3 DOOR — 1031 PONTIAC ge = AUTO: a esUDenA Beeinas Ls coom: . 912 j 19 1955 STUDEBAKE rR, V eicdied Weed', oh R. Wasawase Axe. Pontiac MOTORS INC a 8 _WOODWARD —_MI_6-5302 | .ROGER'S SALES & SERVICE e H 7 115 S. Saginaw. FE 8-0402 A sb STUD AKER. V's 20 oR, Birmingham MI 4-2735) ‘ SINC. 4 DOOR, FORD SEDAN. A-l -USED JEEPS OUR_ SPECIALTY “PONTIAC SPECI. os. Lu Auto Sales. 193 D@OTO FLY MOUTE DSALER shape. radio & hea'er. $850. MU 1956 F NGER C ALS” 3 Saginaw PE 4-1006. "MG. GOOD CONDITION. ‘ 912 8 pha RD Ml “6-5302 | _ 43319. Di rot ORD 0 PASSENGER Coun. MOTORS INC. Aaee Testing (5 Pear Deer Hardtop eS STUDEBAKER CHAMPION nighes’ offer PE 23772. e al CHEVROLE , 1957 FRENCH RENAULT. RADIO.| Batic, Power brakes & steering. | | DeSOTO-PLYMOUTH DEALER ‘58 METROPOLITAN -| fora Se we we 20d low mileage Coupe with R&#. OL 1.1417. | LARGEST STOCK OF | DUNLOP 7 REPOSSE SSION Boot ; en teed trans Forest ereco. Spotiessiy clean 912 8. WOODW "__MI_6-8302 HARDTOP _ bag best @ care Brae bas | © * STUDEBA R LARK 6. HARD- ae tires $125 full price. No cash needed.| Low mosis: |» caatillad wa = : radio ; Demo. A black beauty! Au- F id’ trade. BIR- pol owner ee Market Tike $7.50 month. Mr. Bell, King Auto| BIRMINGHAM RAMBLE. Goa’g | MINGHAM RAMBLER. 6605. 1956 Pontiac § Four Door Sedan, | tomatic: “Red vinyl. New car Co Ww Boron, PE e048 FE _8-0402 —— WOODWARD. MI 6-3900. _WOODWARD. MI 6-3900 spotner one-owner ear that has! Eloise, 606 N Main, Mochester, MIDGET RACER CER, BRAND NEW. FE 3- 7117 oes H eee os —_— $95. KING AUTO. 115 33 FORD 2 DOOR "dra, ara heater Pyedion “sews tires Mich. OL. 2-2811. se Revers 3 B b! a oh . RS jaginaw. FE 8-0402 . - . just wish t FE 2-05 n Ja = = as sg MT. CLEMENS 8T 54 * CGRRWERS CSED. CARS $295 | 1953 ahoaD COUPE. RUNS PER- $395 REPOSSESSION Motor Sal = "57 BUICK . ee ee | La AS 44 os aa gt TRIUMPH ROADSTER ina ie _ 2 H IND THE POST SOF FICE W Montcalm fect. No rust. Radio, heater, $385. | "'si7 mont rice, Me ene needed. al es SPECIAL CONVERTIBLE HH. J. VAN WELT | discount. Davis Motors. Z| a aa 128. |'§2 CADILLAC, ¢-DR 62 PE 4-1579 a FE 6-0402 : 4540 Dixie Hwy. On Fis iG ait , Mich. OL 27811. e am. a after 6. | rt oh z ayes = setes aS a heel _'31 GMC PANEL. ° BAK- - \1952 CHEV. 895. KING AUTO 115 | bes fc. se | ise” FORD. v8 CELEBRATING Page ried BAARIe: | Co itom septs tard For Sale Used ‘Cars 1 110 8. Saginaw. FE 86-0402, ‘82 FORD, VICTORIA —__—sg fs REPOSSESSION 1954 PONTIAC 2 DR. CHIEFTAIN rigs vOuEE e a me ~ | 1955 CHEVROLET. : 2-DOOR, 8E- GARNERS USED CARS $268 full price. No cash needed. ‘c Tac Can ‘be seen at Gulf Station. R&H, "aeed cone SUNROOF. “98 ANGLIA (ENGLISH ee = NO \ see _Mecienim _. YE Seen MT Deu. Kine -Aote. S SOUL oN NSH es aan a iol ae = gene BY owner ee Gr. Radio, heater. ‘50 oat cen! 1951 CHEVY. a KING AUTO. 115, ~* J MONEY DO W N 1983 _FORDS. VICTORIAS. 2-DRS | _F® _*0402. STATESMAN ¢ DOOR —— ee seal Mateos — jmoore Tay ian cmnamen.| s. 1953 Ford tudor cust di . Tne ‘above tant ie or Jal Sen wie Sipe IN OUR : : s r stom, radio e€ cars : smission : ; , a gated Tadic CMR, CONVERTRGE, VERY | he Foss S| Gebed NS ae dcla AS NEW , 6 trade. BIRMINGHAM-RAMBLER | . r throuhow mile warranty - 666 5. WOODWARD. MI 6-3900. 2 - . - BIRMING HAM LOCATION = = ‘88 BUICK SPI SPECIAL. 4 DOOR. (1987 CHEVY BEL: AIR 4 DR 1963 Pontiac 2-door 6 cylinder, WITH THIS GREAT "S646 MERCU A Ae sanceed cota itt) peeaginc mae stiese Sec | fist tt Taste, Hate, RAMBLER U eoroe ates 5 ee : = _~ : vate owner, $850. OL 1-8293 _ Exe. xe. cond. FE 5 1580. clean dhe $305 666 SW OODWARD Disco nt HARDTOP SHARP! | . = — SHARP BIRMINGHAM _ 1959 CHEVROLET BEL AIR 6 RA- 1950 Olds 88 sedan radio heater, MI 6 3900 a ‘ e . New Car Trade-Ins DE a alien one ic sored = Oe OS ome as Sot - Motor sales | | ; °55 PLYMOUTH Sy ae Re read 4) - Maren so 0 OR 2SnepHADEED. , oA E , ts by aw j E } 151_W. Sheffieid. 1952 Ford sedan. V-8. with Fordo- i959 FORD CU “ ———— ? ° "S “RCI RW , D CUSTOM 2 DR. FORD. |’ 5 36 MERCURY : 7 PELVEDERE VEDERE COUP = matic, radio, heate: Ready to 46 JEEP ......... § oe x , : . . 5 a DORS & «DOORS. | PONTIAC AUTO | © Socccesee $295 ics Poser ‘any. wf rr PLO moe S| Our ee Ors 8 TA PASsENO ER oe a coe rhe ew # onbiacy and) Buicks are to - : rhi . : hai Ragas BROKERS imo Mercury sedan. Covott bive| iba “hs” SEES. trieet "Sept | o> “CADILLAC .....$245| -Se Sb 'CRAY PALES Tax selon like) hot icskes which) micans’ we have ‘seme or nr i eon n $395) ‘$1 Chev. Wagon., 4 ar. V-8 . sisos| ith matching interior, Ready gnes Fleet Dept. | +24 BUICK $395, DURING THs WEEK Q5 beautiful trade-ins that must go for a low, low Ke Money Du.-_24 Mos. on Balence!'$; pord Customs dr POM | $ii08 (oe i = 1°54 BU e Se $395 our ma te AU dollar. Open ‘til 9 p.m. or later. (56 Pord V-6, ¢ dr. Wen ....$1295 ra Bulck sedan, 2-tone green, ~ =iieegts = op . uick Spec. 4 dr. HT $1295 | fully equipped and ready to ~Ins : 55 ITE — SCHUTZ «RSE Pa Same, ae) wee tem wel sgpecoto SHOLDSMOBILE $395) AL ae oe | 1939 PONTIAC SAVE $$ : = zh * uto. ..$995 - o “9g” eau : oe eee MC TORS INC. /°55 Buiek Century HT ........ $995 STATION WAGON “+ 1°54 "BUICK $545 rc - ection Starchief «door sedan. power steering, power brakes Re eBOTO-PLYMOUTH DEALER ‘55-Ford Fairlane 8 "$895 Explorer 9 Passenger —| > oon ,0 "°°" «2 POTD ; S radio, heater, Hydramatic, whitewa! ed back-up = 912 B WOODWARD er 5302 $5 Studebaker 2 dr. 8. OD. $ 695 Torqueflite. Power steerin s Hand Selected lights and other accessories. 2,250 ee miles. Ha a ML Ee eae $595 poguetite, Power steering |54 OLDS, “88” .....$395 USED CARS eae ete oe eee eee cent aemene: : Niet a. | Gare Bees occ cees| PON TIAC-CADILLAC aires WANs Captive: | +54 BUICK $595 - - ‘$5 PLYMOUTH 1958 CHEVROLET $2295 Qreury ok eee ne od ; 35 CAT : ae 223 West Montcalm, _—'3 Ford. 4 dr, 6... ..s.02... $300 1350 N Pere rer Te $2295 | ,. SPECIAL 55 CADILLAC BELVEDERE HARDTOP ae ee : B Pontiac ie scowenenies $145 Oid Car Down—36 Mos. on Balance} 04 BUICK .........$395 roe an E ball Oc hegtaar v-8 agin Pe Powerglide. radio, heater, j Community Motor Sales | 1269 Perry at at Madison “pe Lolo0 | Woodward SC 5 BUICK $395 OW $1894 | ‘aaa Peery at siatioon Fa Cat00 HUTZ iden es nan | 1956 FORD $1395 og Rs Dette Pn goop COND |Birmingham MI 4-1930 | | DeSOTO-PLYMOUTH DEALER 2 DOOR SEDAN NOW $1894 CLUB_ COUPE tewell Ures. Mesctifal greene sod ivory. . } pm : 8 auto- w ss Wk leet Ghevreee vert. — oo HS |S] CHEVROLET. GOOD COND. | matics. Priced trom ‘$145 to $398. | ‘gg SPORD, BLACK a Po cane le oes Soke "58 CHEVR a 7 1956 PONTIAC ] 195 - See) _7E Tee down, BIRMINGHAM-RAMBLER, |, 7*0n¢._ PE PONEIAC |"55 PONTIAC . . ++ $595 58 CHEVROLET d ie, tedle. estar. wits $1005 - 6665, WOODWARD. MI 6-3900. | 53 FORD CUSTOM LINED wiew | ,- , STARCHIEF i cine ack, weg io eee ; i NEW |o-- = * ? vet * : : tn New Car Treasins” _ bre. nr eee $335, Mey | 55. BUICK .........$995 NOW $1894 $5 NASH res. Folks it's nothing but sharp. + FACTORY BRANCH | ins rose sown SUPER seADOR. - || 1957 CHEVROLET 5 “os” d EX 1954 FOR = . = Prd ; AMBASSADOR 4 1745 7 S57 PLYMOUIH - passenger COUNTRY Sedan St 35 ao $598 58 FORD Eos tees . § 395 STATION WAGON '58 F 1937 = 4 door 98 ... $280 +1, DOOR & . mileage, Sta teaaty ‘s euke cane nan . 4 getaa _ 8 Bo Custom Suburban ‘| Door 8 ORD a nord. good condition $130 | '5 55 *OLDSMOBILE $795 NOW $1694 : ¥. Powerglide, radio. heater 1e49 Pontiac Sed. delivery $ 150, Power brakes, Toren, F- I ANE “S00 ) 1952 Chevrolet $125 _ 2 DOOR SEDAN ‘ 59 . g 1958 RAMBLER : ee = = owe Like-sow in every reapect.| «Deer adi ce Smith Motor Sales | '59 OLDS “88” .... $895 BUICK 53 CHRYSLER su ee : | ne j spec = ater. . : ‘ec ¥. * COMMUNITY le $1605| Legale “Power steering | ~——18®0_Baldwin ave. __ 155 BUICK... - $995 Sa ay 7 ga” ical thee et ome owners A real ene saver MOTOR SALES, INC, 0l# 6H Bersoi sow on Beane nr. 99 35 BUICK 3095 ee we “$199 311956 BUICK . 3 weit te) SCHUTZ “8208 Crigsman ter SZ EORD ees 51595 sealord FE 0 | 5 BUICK Sibe eee ae S805 NOW 81194 | 34 FORD Century convertibie, om power. An ideal. car for this — ‘ ; 5 ‘ : "thse from pa ores gener inti MOTORS INC. - Pp ‘|, SPECIAL 4 DOOR ae | . > | : 4 : Si at DeSOTO PLYMOUTH DEALER ontiac Chevr olet oe ES) 52 ETROPOLITAN | "E545" 1957 BUICK .. ieee, pamer $1795 ‘ NDE With power stecring power brakes, : +1954 BUICK. HARDTOP ae is scams RD MI 6-5302 | ; 55 PONTIAC See, ; Sante 2 ¢ clean C . 18 CHEVY | ; ‘ NE Sean . a DOO . : ‘ide and out, radio. Beater auto. UL UL 208, CONVERT SPAR? Retail Roche t » STARCHIEF . ” NOW $1294 . ; j radio, heater and full accessories ~ matte owne: you Se t 55 PUN noe $89 ey pawrtac: oe REPOSSESSION Crore , LET |55 EUNTIAC .- 791 456 OF DMOBILE ‘34 PONTIAC 1956 BUICK ............$1395 and 2-231 fuli price. N s TICK 5 E 4 DOO Special _} Dix a tion emer xo on at tore End of the Mon nth . — Agcoden $1295 2 NOW S04 2 7 R tires. Low tm es ey oe. radio, heater, whitewall 1€ ‘© (as ‘91 CHEVY, 2 DR. FAIR COND. FE 3-7117, - °| on New Car Trade-Ins |'56 BUICK ........$1295 2 Mir : 1955 BUICK . “3 Feseaaf aciee ” TPA IMPAT, BEHIND THE POST OFFICE THIS ALMOST _N 56 "PONTIAC cy a2 PLY MOUTH , 7 8 es. demnee a. .$1095 uy of the Year”. _bxe cond. UL Ef CONTEST. $s CHEV STATION WON REAL | 198 Fora ve Feiriene “¢ aooe 56 PONT TAC ......$850 ae eae ‘a4 FORD er. whltewalle? Bietk stgering y te att. best ie Sees . JOIN THE MULTITUDE | sharv! EM 3-0236, EM 3-6115, with lvory & blue finish. gleam-| ,-- (LU COUPE ; NOW $1294 ‘CUSTOM 2 DOOR 8 ory finish 58 CHEVROLET OF PEOPLE WHO ARE 34, CHEVROLET 2-DR. RADIO & Poienate aie a at 56 BUICk ........ $1295 fea ea EAE pg, 1955 BUICK - Perera. 4DR. 8 CYL. ATER, ABSOLUTELY. NO| an cutstandta value at. CRIS. | +e 4 DOOR ‘SEDAN a 2 57 STUDEBAKER. } i o ; Ue ey OND Ol 145 seevehiee pereen ageine | oe eee eres ai) meena ee ean) OBC a es | PrORD a ty belts, back-up | : : credit Mgr. Mr. Parks ‘MI| ANOTH eee : NOW 3 other edaes, Solid Cay corel | ee. ee STEELE 8 USED «1500. aoa” eruee Sek oo FORD EINE: Yo hin 1956 Ve. Usted 56 PLYMOUTH ...$895 56 FOR $4 FORD 1956 FORD - 50 . $1495, —Q)} 595 : : ; m ranchwagon: solid White ’56 VOLKSWGN Sluwys5 36 F D CONVERTIBLE Count sdewaee: acute . to o3 = ; - with Blue & Ivory interior. Stan- | ,~ z = didi COUNTRY power beebon V2 on 9 passenger, power steering ith ein acmevaie is Pp NORTH) dard transmission, $1008. 57 JEEP FC 170 . .$1995 STATION WAGON , 44 ee : ‘SPECIALS: “5 “$1865 ‘35 Chevri ‘i - SPOTLESS 1955 FORD V8 57 JEEP ....... . $1895 NOW $1194 “34 Prord. Castors EDr t'Suto, ee ie woes aan ee CHEVROLET CO tomling "4 door with, beaut | °57 t ICK pee : : 1957 BUICK Fee ere ase Gge |; Mt Peri wom 2Dr 8 auto. 6450 THE BIG BOSS HAS PLANTED A | ‘ ‘vory finish, gleaming white tires UOICK, oc a.55 . $2095 's iy : , oadmaster 75" Fe Pontiay. 4Dr’ pear Wen os BOMB. Has the and standard drive. Only $795. S7 BUICK wae O08 « 7 CHEV ROLET 53 DODGE y this one and BS bacdtop, has a 4 , Custom 2-Dr 8. $385 OS nA Ae = eee ee $16 As DOO “ 4 DOOR wile ye 53 Nash, 4D : INTERNA NA 1955 OLDS, 98 Holiday 2 to > : “52 Peete. io suonale pas Se : ; TER r1O AL green, Full iowa eericmene |. NOW $1094 . 2A 1955 CHEVROLET. $ 845 { ety PP rege 4Dr ; ;: = -ders ‘to eae ai any price of get 1-YEAR . 57 “DODGE . sane 4 1957 ISET or aa —— 1955 Ford Custom §, 2 dr... $505 100% | MANY MANY MILES of traris. — BY FRIDAY — 87 PLYMOUTH 53 CHEVROLET TA. ewe & $ 495 —ONDL $1750— te bor: | = ; § : alt 5 = ios UES es Th * © bbs 6 ae ea peere. 2 a ise " = | vite i + peel a Phong eel WE ARE ACCEPTING | , ‘cs 4 DOOR . o BEL AIR HARDTOP . i : on gags oh Hig P ag fill the as tank i" for. : Dixie “OK” Lot ti Suletit 2% HB) Coverage; No Exclusions Gitbeia Seat Gait" ae | ANY OFFER ie ieee $444 | 1957 CHEVROLET | “18% $ ANY KK VE 1954 Pontiac Chieftain, 8 2 dr. $395 | ‘58 Th ; teh set ott by watte walled Hres. vs a : ‘og . g 9 Blais Hey. sear rafateanes ise Pontine Cyetain 84 3 i fans | 3 Ferg sf" wet se, . ts ANOTHER CRISSMAN VALUE. ‘32. ont eo : Staton wagon with V-6 en tas 16 5. .._URAYTON PLAINS. | . 4 dr- ' ‘0 ass. wagon, V-8 § Loaf . radio, heater, wh ransmt : a. ACH 1952 Buick Special. ¢ dr. --- 4486 "57 Fontinc BT. eee | ie: Néfofh BF BEAUTIFUL, se. »ddANK ORG LENN | "33 PONTIAC © O8 MAE CERCTN, Xediy ead wae see: “¥ (1955 Buick Special 2 dr. ... $70 58 Mere. Moutetare : Pert: anoray Bang 1954 Ply, Beived 4 re. BT. .... § aL 4 FOR A HAT P SAVINOB a y DONT PASS UP it Py: srerttye s or Sith | Se Cher &-door" wagon ae “his ae aa By I GLENN’ S|, he # ee MONEY! Sell unneeded. Eddie Steele. 53 me Custory 8, ordo. . nse Cy ; C) [V = : : 2 : . 4 ’ 4 - Z zk : 9 More. ‘to Pick Prom ad : | : MOTOR . : ‘ ‘ belongiegs. for cash! EORD. | BANK RATES \ rissman c 952 WEST St HURON BILL ‘PONT IAC-BUICK = ' : Open 8:30 a.m. to 9 pom. \ ea 8 ~ thwroligh Classified Ads xxes"%y 8"? “pS NY rem ommmpeueromrart — Motor Salles ron mat SPENCE. ],__ ACROSS FR . ois | “gnomes scan i3e ne orth Chev. 4, ROCHESTER 210 Orchard Lake Ave y FI 4 A737 ROG OSS FROM NEW CAR SA\ : . at's. ward Aye. | * rautiful e Waterford E 63171 | BIRMINGHAM" * Mi 4-7135 | OPEN EVES. i Son ‘on Wheels” FE 2.9101 Open. - —Sales & Service HEST ER” Gan 7 oe _ (al & SAGINAW BT, FE . . a : e . i \ a ' ve ( aie . . , . Be ¢ ee. i ‘ i) ¢ : Pe Ja Neg : 1 ae ak. he f t % Aes ~ A ‘ ? . i > ae a % 4 > * Fs eee ie a ss ‘ - La ra \ a - pee i ; ; . i ‘ 2 rs : t f es ae ae = 4d / ~ it Die. _# | 4 = j S ( Se 5 ' ’ Pa se, fe ates par eo Ee ear ae ge See ‘ee j t7 is i } eo ‘ 29, 1959. USO AA? * - 7 “! - * : * | 1 | { - ‘ | * cee oe | / a / i vy. } ‘ \ ‘ F ae . — Pome. | ae. PA Ns me ESDAY, JULY i . THE PONTIAC . oe id pa , a * Today's Televi ve , ies SiG OS i ® : } ne BR Z aoe ‘ f oe ? . 2 d sf s 3 I ~ a * S Ee ion. Programs --| Game of Horseshoe n Air Time Bill ‘Above Dull. Summer vines Prog at wir | Hf y. ing Strong _|on Air Time Bil sloshed ere S erueae ‘, furnished ‘by stations tisted tn this mantel Channel] 9—CKLW-TV S fe By E a horseshoe pitchers Exempt Many gb a hot summer of) Wheopee’ oe iki carmen Channel +-WWI-TV Channel I—WXYZTV Chased NEW YORK — are there any Pe Se A A ‘ee COSTV Andy wt " Channel 2WIBK-TV —-~ ae “ns out there? . + wea eee george world-and-natioha!! Candidate Equality. Se AP ae the class: of more, oe. . ith/10:25 (9) Billboard. Just when I y discovered tha ns season. fresh = 5 ; TV HIGHLIGHTS eat a feta wt tac00 <2) Sem Levenson. game of my coma held at Murray, Utah, gasp WASHINGTON AP) ~The how fresh of e Bog Syma _aggeogee (cont.) ts uty e.| (4) Treasure Hunt. tournament | : » brimming with pee anner. It cas Movie —+—® Boxing teont.) : : Agent. Salt Lake City. | |Senate, bi moved entncion ; Show on Sept. 28 took ee ey Phys killer- ose of secon for in- (7) Day in Court pt ta ringer. el os interviews, But the Dashes I nto Desnher Brite = ‘lean pro Drama: to Kill the } attempt to\e:30 (2) House wy. . Health ALLEN Consse th to have ringer- and spot news“coverage, } ite the over the -hour God- for-hire attempts nly.” (54) formation in a huge nar-|""" (4) Court of Human . Allen and Day, see — would require that despi : * from the ailing Arthur ) President “Suddenly. identify leader of hug (7) Gale Storm. These two duelists, "| bill tion, stations and networks ey paign gram 2. " Sintra. 's Korner. ; sides'( (AM frey on April Ca nee. Canes) Th ee ek Ste Cw. (9) Kennedy's K a deads.” It means (exem attempt 9 prysent: a : Charles Collingwood will host _ n (cont. oad up his car (©) Young De. , layer has tossed Sen. Clair t Earl K; Long the format of (4) Wagon Trai ) George warms euse for (7) Beat the Clock. that each play other out for no score. the amendment Gov "18-day vacation be- fall — be revised to in- (7) Music. = then ‘returns to (9) Movie. thus cancelling each greatest tournament game posed shows subject to the ruling. | o aietwind dy to fling him-| view series poe Bebe ve tagd (9) Movie (cont. lere coat. ter. ) Verdict Is Yours. tle in 1957, in the gre times before Allen | panel ed the FCC ree ited him, fe Yen State poli-| clude taped and the Piainss 2) Trackdown. Wes tarlight Thea 3:30 Roots, In their battle ” itched 54 He describ t he added that back into Bayou Sta . +. Tales of je © Gee cea se) air ct gat| Gh we fz | tn tht at Their ringer percentage was 9. |. woul be to, mc appr rma tote ha nie at Now Me | to 49. there Sc | vincing pon sinat after pected of murder . “Dark|,. Brighter Day. Conse-| finally won, 50 * treasurer of the abuse if panel ___| Long. etey Monroe, La.,| o» Sea au- eng Se is Rev with) - a Shier Olivis de ce a (color) Truth or db as at secretary- who ves: in parapebl polie te = a: will Boxter: be tumn by NBC-TV .. . Micheel his is con- rror. ve quences. Bandstand T am told by rs Assn of America, tion “Barn- | w ‘to discuss a s 7 violence if _ ) ie Ut tows: Weather. (7) American Matinnal Horseshoe Pitche rs resent the appella M Su rvey —, has called for Aug. 10.! ansers will star, views rye Price Is 14:99 m a cre Cs 4:15 (2) Secret — Gary, Ind., that today’s tosse , U.o - session . * « Marge: end gg ~— (4) (color (7) So ° 130 -(2) Edge of ight EERE . pits if] eetings is). ined CBSTV Oct. Right, i Harriet. Com-|11:19 (2) Weather. , ‘aad County Fair. yard Gold. d on courts with pitching = About Politics A second of these preety sect po a one-hour show | 6 Sale lene oe Cla ene! Eee (9) Sherwood Forest. “Today's game is played o up like putty, with co art Tun ths goumene Ger uae nies which also lists Tony Randall, Aud- 7 ps dag pre birth-| 11:20 (2) ting. “Rocahabed.” C8) 09 (2) Movie. George Pierrot) ited with potters’ clay — side of the pit, and Irritates H ar Then the yiterse Beh campaign vy Meadows and Gisele Macken- neighbor : Sterling, : ) Georg intforms om | t. ; before continu n TV is wooing such day @ift Sor ber inishand a. riety with sole areny crete pitching ake pitching,” he points ou with!) wasHINGTON (AP)—It's a dere = reelection with a swing|ty ™ pay + Algren, John (9) eiriicede Drama: |11:30 (4) Jack Tree Dody o Looney Tunes. feodlights fer tournaments there are 18 —s nas Picks that most Detroit = through four cities ". Ceterns Ont Exit Deanie toe $3. [ Millio tne ests vieat ure Time. big tournam h court so | shi dirty or H ®.. @& : Showcase Md dina LEE his friends arc} og y mak. Heteolne oe 5) Abeer And in the score boards on eac horse-| think politics is ) said Louisiana | upcoming Sunday Thinking ake a fool of Goodman, ond anniversary :35 (4) Sports. leachers and individual scor It seems to me that Philip A. Hart (D-Mich Long has not been in trying to m businessman Gingold. Sec 3: b _— follow the battling. ut the game in the Sen, July 11 when he departed ‘ . tosesa ‘cway. million dollar| Gl rn _[tators can but they have p "Bach a finding by a University of! tour ef the West ant ed Backed Officia Ce pan] NEM Cot Ce Men em sess ty "i wr mch beter cnn serve aed pelos no sth, newanen |RCO-DACKE( (O-@gatens Choate Tid icht's| THURSDAY MORNING nsuran ee Oe SAID THAT: The ipl it so much better.| Michigan surve pore gery «nay heaters ped genrig salve ins Top Sicily Post with ton :50 (2) Meditations. t everybody e ho drank to/ week, Hart _ and anyone W . King, host 6:8 (2 the Farm Front. Tony Pettito, is tha ie fellow back home w ood |{rustrating, os ason. : tells ews conference. way. < fourth term ¢ by’ (7) Boxing. H Soleatok 7:00 @ rv ainst Rebates — pee ion “toe him, oo — he had a real g ¥ mn research,” Hart said, Long 5 anand restriction PALERMO, Sicily party , ated Solomon /7: Today. forget: “It was “My own same Tange | 1 coite a : bout: Undefe (4) ints t's earl, brother. ° there is the Ph groay, re Tuesday ash Elrade. 7) Big Show. ”... Tha t, 1959) ‘is that in poll- |.gainst a governor’ drt this by sharp setback Boysaw vs. Fi Attorney. ( Return memory (Copyrigh . and integrity . He plans to skirt suffered a As- (9) Mr. ae out on/7:39 a Cartoon Time. Study nen ne Careful lines ne the bade it ae ue arc before ~ _ a en|Hight as the cog cam - Drama: D. police officer Break Cent to : from intolerably both | Late Tuesday shopping | 5©™15 Silvio Milazzo president ro! eae ere Ginger|®15 (2) Capt. oe . rk Diss } e t ; tress dinarily good. That's true in assigned ory on a ‘iend givernment. al | Secret. : ohnny . a parties.” spree, He E slabs landowner : 9:30 (@) Got a Sec t's guest/$30 (DF . ' hie O , ith a grin: bacon and passed out * Milazzo, a tich plat- | Rogers is tonigh 9:00 = Movie. Bozo the Clown. SING & — A proposal to . ° He ror dpa to identify the —- to the — » been | campaigned dcop tome! son i with a secret. Western: ( . LAN rebates “I wouldn but I'll be glad to Most of the newsmen his form, nosed out lo Magro, © (4) Bat Masterson. in'9:30 (4) Life of Riley. ive 20 per cent Seen ) ' | N t | bad Democrats, aot fans,” since he obtained opponent, Gaetano to . bring Stage 3. gi a mixed } blicans. with him state | ocrat : eee rma ia Indian -in- 2 Dough Re Mi. to careful drivers Q Ud ity O uan goede a wonders whether a release from a — hie wife | 45-43, tian Democrats, acting = 0 country, Masterson! 10:00 reaction here omgep National / Chang wile teats oieuk ae mental hospital wh gets ag ru ated party lead- “ John J. Savage Underwriters ; “Rather, it’s a question indicated has “any feel-| 4 him : - had formed an . . drama, , ll.” |the survey indicat t it.” ers in Rome and fas- ~}Bureau of Casualty used in Cal- CHARLES MERCER bes how much can you do well. ing of responsibility abou . . nce with monarchists ACROSS described a an aoe com- ad (AP) — Louis G. |o on voter, he said, is — i Sales in Air in a bid to keep Milazzo 1 Ope of the ifornia to about 6) secre-} NEW YORK oBS—TV. 7 ie Pan gall A nanlipdiiors IQuor . _ ining office. But the alliance Women” | pany ——— in the '|Cowan, presiden om real fer- RKO Doesn’ f Think ‘ Plage = Span to improve the q fs by caused bitter dissension bog lb & Card game ay en Célifornia in-/says that he senses “a real, ro : Mee OK party, ‘ang some Crristion the 12 Actress, —— ing said some t etwork television p situation. . arty, broke ranks on Gardner Saving : ive a 20 per cen ment in n * | a crats obviously for Milaz- 13 Lay the way ; surance firms give clean traf- gramming,” oo p or S S qa ASHINGTON (UPI) —The Fed- secret ballot and voted 1s Beoaereh is revenka ‘The Caliaumn Sesue saan he feels that it's only VIAN rxo|Can He Inch a Aviatién ee ee - . {comb form) = one, t cooperates by|, Al lly visible as yet, he be- LOS ANGELES (UPI) — pone Tuesday that outlawing 1i-|% 1g Straigheeni Vehicle —— sauna ad ana eres Pn ts a fresh — the!pictures yesterday defended its His- Way Into poco sales aloft to meet comet 20 Former vice - ! looking up i fertility of ideas actress Z ; of “flying barrooms’ resident drivers annually and new “medium. lation of British film ° cer _ | plaints ; sence 3,600,000 psurance minds of the m ig | cance Police For aggravate the problem 22 Coconut fibre @ few of the i creative he says, there i Dors’ contract by charging Oo . _y (ust FAA Administrator Z = é Sireling a etme uae This year, nthe writer|Diana acquired an international AP) — Will Depaty outlined the agen- boneral Saters | 26 Girde were ss emphasis on the »-|she had un- A, NJ. ( ‘ T. Pyle | Product of General M 27 Hand (slang) —= a men of the plan, Careful “greater ei of creative pro- for “insobriety, TOTOW able to inch his James imony before a ,ANnYS 30 Mathema- were leary it, they onid, |. the keystone drive for |reputation rance, immod-'\sario Gaita be ice, force? Theley's stand in test ie ittee 2 449) 2 Od a ae ie i — . curso ing et be forced up for rash te Pops having a re- vonage D Poorer ” way a Goa Gans ow House ; cuadiothe proposals to — 35 Blackboard ‘with viclation records, | - ativi in the medium leveled in | Borough ilmen feel that which is of on airlin- effecer drivers -with M.laction elsewhere ork.” The charge was Some counci 's 57 in ban the sale 36 Building James M./a in our netw Dors’ $1,275,000 ‘t measure up, He domestic routes. additions tary of State as well as here to Miss - |doesn’t m and policemen) ers flying Idaho) said , 37 Hindmost Secre tion if any * * seeps and breach of con. | 4 stocking feet Gracie Pfost (D- 3 Essential Seve dopt the * Cow-| defamation ™ his ed to be 5-8 Rep. “terrifying” stories : o tes islands 23 [Michigan insurance ponte Pay 8) This acer shows and] tract suit epee laine mane ee argue that the — prone ga tregyr Prin of drunken 41 Drink The companies FeC-ian says, ming | blonde actress to ’t make about : 42 Collect | Plan. of the driver rec-| ay 1 program ' doesn in . : a check Pport-Inews and factual CBSTY| of breaking an agreement to | Others have to'be 58 a (R-Minry “ Henry rs 17 ace Answer te Previous Puzzle maria make. the plan self-su; re will be pei oe three films Fen aun akehaee feet a 7 vee te Piphang: F — $1 Afri 19 Motioniess , in the coming season. duced by her company, their shoes, Gaita is 5-8. | <5; ost had to Sateepe 33 Senter 4 SIC HIOlOR.| jing. = ~*~ * and starring her. shoes. In his shoes, G ent) passengers alm: ler. He $2 Italian city 24 Fencing swor eee = : : * plans} Productions, to this argum pai treperous trave 53 Metal 25 Betra. SLES the network P made, she} After listening t night, one! of an obs' “abusive $4 Lamprey 26 Prench cap Field Job — For example “Woman,” the Only one film was while Tuesday w he also has heard $5. Avoid 27 Rider Gets New Fi r editions of program| ot ion RKO cancelled the earn et . t snapped: “Who ever saw) .oiq ” aimed at stewardesses Fr Corded fate a Fused of red SING @® — M. J. DeBoer val hour ital, controversial tract Dec. 24, 1958, “object ota cop walking aroug? without his _ has to, serve another 31 LAN: a new vital, : i ine. 6 ee named to head a that examtines poutine of/She had become an s?” ink é been the breathes shoe drin : that air- 3 emere 22 Based tor field management meats fh @& pac ainisiendel ‘ohne ‘of —— Host Macmillan) “This is a we should gBowe, 41 Common ahi, Denese 5 soberes’ ot @ nes i is ar. Japan to bjeted to," Judd declared, € Shore é ee years of fisheries Ling ae) Soe artally Cowan ais Miss Universe TOKYO ace eee Prime| But Pyle said ot ieee serving ee dee —— Se the coming” season, Gowan pr (Japanese) Minister Hiaselt. Macmillan bes hee te. problem oe 0 Henry Giire 48 Juley part of ee SS on con : a etcenetin tamtiee fame lee satahe De sees 8 DAY 11 False dice * and “Small “Captain 4 CI. Minister r early next'an e ks aloft from a flask. ; , ! 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