/ so a ; J : The Weather ©.5. Weather Bureau Forecast Fair ard continued cool at (Details on Page 2) 116th YEAR In New Post «= “DR. JOHN J. MARRA Director Named at City Hospital Chief. of Staff Marra Appointed to New Post at $12,000 a Year -jin my ‘opinion, The appointment-of Dr. John J. Marra, .Pontiac General Hospital Chief of Staff, to the new post of hospital medical director. was .an- nounced today by Harold B. Euler, hospite] administrator. : The $12,000-a-year job which Dr. Marra fills is designed to provide} closer liaison between the hos- pital's administration and medical staff, Euler said. . Dr. Marra, 46, of 1430 Nakomis Dr., Orion Township, will continue to act as hospital director of. laboratories, & that he has held with he Foapttal on a contractual basis the past five years. Accepting the new seek Dr. Mars ra announced his resignatiori from the job of chief of staff, which he has héld since January, and an- nounced his own appointment of Dr. Glen Bylsma as assistant di- rector of laboratories. = ~ The hospital's Board of Trustees created the medical director post when it reorganized the hospital's administration two weeks ago. | ’- According to Euler, Dr. Marra’s prime duty will be the coordination of the hospital's staff training pro- gram, both here and through the hospital's affiliation with the Uni- versity of Michigan Medical School. The medical director, Euler said, will also assist the .administration in establishing better standards of medical service; advise the -hos- pital management committee on technical medical problems; and function as a liaison officer between the pacasccsery are wi staff. ~~ Goal of $5, 00 Set Up for Area by United Fund Drive to Be Kicked Off Oct.’ 21; Proceeds Go The Pontiac Area United Fund has set $501,000 as a goal to: be raised for its 55 three-week tenth anniver- sary campaign, scheduled to kick-off on October 2f. jointly by 1958 Campaign Chairman Philip J. Mon- aghan, United Fund Presi- dent Leonard T. Lewis and Budget Committee . Chair- man Robert S. Neison. It represents a $16,000 cut Trom the amount realized from last year’s campaign pledges. in the Pontiac-Waterford township area. “This year’s figure of $501,000 is a challenging ob- jective,” Monaghan. said. . ‘‘While all the 55 United Fund supported agencies have budgetary needs in excess of this amount, I believe that the sum rep- resents a realistic goal for conscien- tious citizens of the Pontiac and Waterford to w n- ship areas. “if | everyone supporting the United Fund this “MONAGHAN fall uses the suggested “Giving , Yardstick” as a pledge guide, and/seriously impaired by his relations we can get 100 per cent participa- tion among all persons employed, La ore eae Fenee sel n be achieved.” “UF. President Lewis ‘said that more than 4,500 volunteers would| take part in the campaign between October 21: and November 11. He said the final goal figure was arrived at only after many months of exhaustive study and debate by UF officials and in- terested citizens.- It balanced agency needs with the giving po- tential of the area’s contribu- tors. In the early spring, eight budget panels composed of 86 business. and labor leaders representing every type of profession, ‘carefully ana- lyzed budgets submitted to them by the member agencies. The panels recomrnended appro- priations for each agency. These recommendations were reviewed by the Budget Steering Commit- tee. They then were presented to the Fund's Administrative Com- mittee which had to approve them before they could be submitted to the Board of henna ‘to 55 Service Agencies) community service agencies: . jduring its forthcoming The goal was announced) — |Adams Done, Says Colleagues Report Ike’s Chief Aide, Now Fishing in Canada, Plans to Resign By MERRIMAN SMITH WASHINGTON (UPI) — An ad- ||ministration figure said today that in his opinion Sherman Adams for practical purposes was through as President Eisenhower's chief as- sistant and that only formal resig- nation remained to be arranged. Adams. was represented by some ‘oi his prominent administra and Republican Party colleagues as having come to-the conehision that his political effectiveness was with Bernard Goldfine, particular- ly as reflected in the dramatic Democratic vietory in the Maine elections. A newspaper !°Adams’ home state, the Laconia (N.H.) Citizen, said today that Adams already “has resigned." In Newport, R. 1., White House Press Secretary James C. Hag- erty declared: “‘There has been no resignation in any shape, form or manner submitted by Mr. Adams.” Hagerty issued the denial in (Continued on Page 2, Col. 4) About Far East lke on Air Thursday NEWPORT, R.I. @® — Presi- dent Eisenhower will make a major nationwide _ television- radio address from his. Wash- ington office tomorrow night at 9 (EST) on the Far East crisis. There will be both “live” and delayed broadcasts. + SLEEK LINES AND FINS — Here is the new General Motors space-age inspired experi- mental car, Firebird II. It was designed and built at the GM Technical Center. The girl in aver the car—only: the passenger the tail. Firebird I1]—An Electronics Marvel By DAVID J. WILKIE - AP Automotive Writer General Motors has just com- pleted another -fabulous car of to- morrow—Firebird ITT.’ The car is powered with a gas turbine engine, has a single stick control that eliminates convention- al steering wheel, brake pedal and jaccelerator and. makes elaborate ¥ tion | use of electronics, transistors atid computers, wah The conn the line of Fire- birds, the car Is aaleaile-liké in GM Has New Car of Tomorrow appearance. Its interior is crammed with more mechanism than many large calculating machines. A small, separately operated, 10- horsepower piston engine provides power to actuate accessories and frees the 225 horsepower gas tur- bine engine to drive the rear cycle electrical power. Besides having local and national emer- Tooth Decay Slashed ‘in. GRAND RAPIDS (AP) — a dental expert said today. American Water Works Assn. water supply. ‘ Grand Rapids water ends this Reports on F luoride Test Water Sudeliialiee: Stiinta . 13 years ago in Grand Rapids, now is practiced in‘ 1,650 United States communities representing 33 million residents, Developments were discussed by F. A. Arnold Jr., DDS, director of the National Institute of Dental Research, in a report at the convention of the anne Chapter of the Dr. Arnold said fluoridation has cut the tooth cavity rate of Grand Rapids school children 60 per cent. After the project had been operating only six years, he said, results were so conclusive that a “control” city selected - for comparison ended its test to institute fluoride to its “ The Bethesda, Md., researcher said Grand Rapids was selected for the pilot project because of a competent health department, an efficient waterworks setup, a favorable water type and a relatively stable wartime population. Federal participation in sharing costs of fluoridating month. , State Senators Inspect New Oakland University LEGISLATORS AT MSUO — Four state eeliabiile tour i State Univer- sity. Oakland with Mrs. Alfred G. yan whose sift by her and her husband of Oakland County Sen, L. Harvey Unionville is chairman of the Com-jin providing the greatest service ‘Lodge was the host to three im- portant members of the Peper Legislature Tuesday. wh eto ; — a personal aupastiok ot : State University Oakland. Me ete is important for the top mem- bers of our law making group to become better acquainted with this educational project,” said Sen. Sen. Frank D. Beadle of St, Clair, ‘4s chairman of the Com- mittee on Committees and a Lan- sing leader, . Carlton H. Mor- ris of Kalamazoo is chairman of “wphere is no place’ In the Unit. ‘ ed States where there is a great- |1 er need for a university than the County of Oakland and its im- mediate’ environs, which, of course, includes Macomb,” said the Judiciary and the floor lead- er, = Arthur Dehmel of “As legislators, we are interested i for the meople at the minimum cost, ‘The ‘basic land and prelimi- © land close by is other land likewise [donated to the'state by Sarah Van ‘|Hoosen Jones, The growth. ot + his territory is so tremens, thet ‘undoubtedly by 1980 this: institution will surpass that of both Michigan State, East Lansing, and University of Michi- lon at Ann Arbor in attendance. “There is a great phenomena in with this institu- tion which should be of great, in- terest to alt ot us legislators and that is the fact that the educa- tion may be furnished with the student living at home, where the basic cost per pupil of educa- tion can be reduced and the ne- cessity for great and expensive dormitories minimized, It has been said that legislation and ap- propriation should be for the greatest good for the greatest number... ; * * * “This institution should take much strain eventually from the others and eventually cut, . per- Pontiac Press Phote their estate, Meadow Brook’ Farm, made the institution possible. From left are Sens. Arthur Dehmel, * ag D. cei L. Harvey Lodge and Carlton H. Morris, Oakland hope that during the en- suing session of the Legislature all of the members of both houses will raccept \the invitation. of Oakland County for a day here, to observe this development and other mat- ace the per capita cost. We of the save emphasizes the low silhouette of ters that Oakland is attempting |” . + 44.8 inches high at the top of canopies and 57 inches high at # gency value, the power may be used to run household appliances or in camping in remote areas. The car has an aerodynamic fiber glass body, a wide tapered nose, twin plastic bubble canopies over the passenger compartment and seven fins around the rear, topped by a high dorsal fin at the tail. Awaiting UAW Strike Decision Expect Crucial Ruling Today; Contract Talks DETROIT — The United Auto Workers International Executive Board is expected to make public|. today its crucial decision on wheth- er or not it will strike any of the auto industry's Big Three. first public showing at General +8, ® Motors’ Motorama, opening in New The smaller engine drives a 110,, . 16 and re volt generator that provides 60- eA is strictly experi — It has a 119-inch wheelbase and 57-inch front and rear treads. Over- all length is 248.4 inches. Its curb weight with full fuel and oil tanks is. 5,275 pounds. Gull-wing doors on oewer operated hinges swing diagonally (Continued ‘on Page 2, Col. 5) Pleasant and Cool With High of 68 The weatherman forecasts fait winds at 10-15 miles an hour, The low /will be about 44. Tomorrow will continue cool and pleasant, with the high reaching near 68 afid winds 10-15 miles an hour, “For the next five days temper- atures will average about five degrees below the normal high of 75 and normal low of 66. but Sunday and Monday will be warmer, Precipitation will average less than one-half inch.as_ seat- |tered showers tomorrow night or Friday and again about Monday. The lowest recording in down- wag 59. Hofta Claims Reuther Holds . Secret Contract WASHINGTON @M—James R. Hoffa, Teamsters Union presi- dent, said today he believes Wal- ter Reuther already has a settle- ment with the big automotive companies but does not know how to sell it to his own union. s Ww ad men | (Teamsters) would cross picket lines or respect them if the UAW calls a strike, Hoffa first parried a reporter's questions, then replied: “We wouldn't cross the pick- et lines—-we never have. V'd support thé rank and file—but _I wouldn’t support him (Reu- ther), - “But I don't think Réuther has the guts to call the strike,” Hoffa added. ‘‘In my opinion, he already has a contract with the employers in his pocket. He just doesn’t know how to sell it to his members, and you can quote me.” A SES ES In q oday’s. Press. to lead the way in metropolitan . 37 planning.” | County News ......., cone, 30 ys a ae ee City Manager Walter K. Will. | Markets ...,........ gacteces B man, Alfred C. Girard and | Obituaries ..... as bhenaes 0% 16 Harold A.* Fitzgerald had’ lunch | Sports :....¢.......06 33-36 with the legislators and Visited |. Theaters ....6-......:cisee 18 | gions chug . Mr: | TV & Radio Programs ..... @ . Mrs. Alfred Wil were | Wilson, Earl ...--.25....@ # at Meadow Brook, , ry. * Women’s Pages | é The Firebird Ill will get its) . Friday.and Saturday will be cool | town Pontiac preceding 8 a.m. was|= 49 degrees. The reading at 2 p.m.!: s sipcanaaljasegialgia ETS. SERED LOA Ee Contract talks with Ford, Gen- and cdol tonight, with northerly |target He said GM had not made a new offer for its 325,000 hourly-rated workers to replace the old three- year contract, But Seaton said after the night session: ‘We are in tune to each other — we know each other’s feel- ings and we have discussed the areas of differences between us.”’ Elsewhere, Ken Bannon, UAW (Continued on Page 2, Col. 2) Once Past 45 : Lite Gets typewriter. I had to laugh. With Big 3 Recessed |" Mowed Down Trying to Cross Road at Night Body Dragged for Over 147 Feet. When Killer Fails to Stop. A constraction crew cook ‘was injured fatally by a hit- and-run driver, when he at- tempted to cross Dixie Highway in Waterford Township at 10:30. last night. Witnesses told Waterford mer. Robinson: Jr., 28, of Benton, Arkansas had left the Jack O’ Hearts bar, 2585 Dixie Highway just before he was hit by a northwest bound car. Robinson was thrown or dragged a. Rosier BOYLE NEW YORK (AP)—Some young uncaught horse thief in the office recently pasted a. motto on my It says: “God has a place for the older person : whose heart has remained sweet and strong.” ee Ot gently twitting me abou young man’s game—just tions such as, “What w old days?” This is always a bit one of restrained pity. lack of age? so many of life’s more Dp hair. After 45, you It went. The young fellow who pasted ‘this message was : t my advanced age. The ~ newspaper game has always been regarded as & as war is. Anyone over 45 in it gradually assumes the status of a dinosaur, and is often asked ques- as life really like in the ud unnerving to one who— let's face it—can summon up a clearer mental pic- ture of Clara Bow than of Brigitte Bardot. At 40, I would have bitterly resented being teas- ingly classified as an “older person.” But after 45 one accepts it, not as a taunt, but an accolade. x kk * The envy of youth one has at 40 gives way to One: feels sorry for the very, very young. After all, what ‘have they really done to deserve all the turbulent woes that go with One gets a trifle smug -after 45. One has solved ressing problems. At 25 you wonder what is happening to your know what —- to it. At 26, if you have a beautiful wife, you are ale ; ways. afraid some handsomer fellow will steal her _ Coated a Peg meee ee Township police that El- thrown to the south side of the road. Oakland| Police said that it was not raining aor at the time of the accident, but “in ’58 de pretiiec aa still damp from a Ac cending to polics : 5 é ay : and continued cool. Low tonight 44. High i nee Seem errr jp pine _* peat tobe Pee ‘Mir-and. Mrs. Joseph Roggow. age E Hi Ef; grek Ht z8 38 Pontiac's performance sae for’ Trad The National Satety Council has! the safety committee for its public given Pontiac a special recognition| safety campaigns. citation and four plaques in its}. Por ies S afety | ured against 121 other participat- ing cities in its population brack- et, Sibal said. _THE PONTag PRESS, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10. 1958 _ Stepson, 52, of Victim annual check of the city’s traffic safety activities in 1957. “Pontiac has one of the finest reports in the state,” said Sgt. Michael J. Sibal, of the state police Safety and traffic division, to a group of city officials at city hall) - ee Str uck -by Severe Thunderstorm its streets were blocked by felled trees. * * * ‘Syeandest hut by fhe wind. and rain was the village of Hartford in Van Buren County. The com- ‘ munity of some 2,400 was virtually ' isolated An estimated 90 per cent of ke ow * The Weather Full U.S, Weather Bureau Report PONTIAC AND VICINITY — ries cloudy, a -_ quite cool er a ss 44. Northwesteriy winds - 16 - = Leo gran 4 winds ‘wings tonight on ae eet +15 miles tomorrow. Today in in Pontise Lowest temperature preceding # a.m. At 8 a.m: Wid —— 18-29 m.p.h. ay ere Northwes Sun se he Wekeneaey at 6:51 pes m, Sun rises ip pee! at 6:07 a Moon sets Wednesday at 4: Fy . m. Moon im Thursday at 3:53 a.m. ee » Temperatures beens 42. MW... ss aes BO t S28 2m. 1p. 20D in Pontiac downtown) ee Mean Snapiature ppersa cares se oases Weather—Rain One Kear Age in Pontiac temperature temperature beesave 2eheeee m temperature ...... oeeebensaes “Shs eather—Rain V4 and Lowest De eehoemneeeeet Temperateres 40 in 1883 | fro; ‘This Date in 86 Year: 4 in 1955 ae aicaeeseess several pole transformers struck | ~~ communications were severed. Firemen were called in from several nearby communities to help fight fires started by light- ning. * The storm, off Lake Michigan, 1 covered about a 50-mile front on the Detroit-Muskegon line. An afternoon storm interrupted the annual apple smorgasbord at- tended by Gov. Williams and other dignitaries a mile north of Sparta in Kent County. * * * More than 300 autos parked by smorgasboard guests were mired in a field and required the serv- ices of seven tractors to free them. Consumers Power Co. reported by lightning in the Grand Rapids area, but reported only scattered service interruptions. About 200 subscribers were without power for 2, hours because of fallen wires south of Sparta. On another weather front, tro- pical storm Fifi inched its way northwestward in the Atlantic to- day, its top ‘winds reduced to about 55 miles an hour. | Fifi was.expected to move to a more northerly course today, turn- ing away from the U.S. mainland. Cool air from Canada fanned southward across sections of the mid-continent and headed into the Northeast today. Showers the cool air from the central Plains to New York. « aes ee hilly breezes extended ada southward through nie Creat Lakes region and the Plains into northern Nebraska. They were expected to spread south and eastward, reaching into New York state and southward) through the Ohio Valley and in the Plains as far as northern Ok- lahoma. Temperatures’ dropped into the 40s in the northern Great Lakes region, and were in the SIs in SIGN IN PLEASE — Mrs. Failure to enact labor reform 1d criticized leader of the House of ee Democrats, Speaker Sam Ray- burn of Texas, for aiding in the defeat of the Ives-Kennedy bill by holding it on his desk for 41 days. . Broomfield, who served his fresh- man term in Washington during} ignation, the session, is seeking re-election this fall. Asked last night what repercus- sions he might have received from labor circles by supporting the Ives - Kennedy bill, Broom- field’ remarked, ‘Solidarity House didn’t send me a letter of con- gratulations.” ee ee Walter P. Reuther, UAW seal: dent with headeuarters in the Solidarity House in Detroit, ‘‘con- trols 15 out of the 17 Democrats on the House Labor Committee, Broomfield charged last night. Viewing accomplishments of Con- gress which have an effect on Oakland County, the congressman cited 18 new post offices, urban renewal funds for Pontiac and Royal Oak Township, federal flood study of the county, and federal) aid for the Pontiac Municipal Air-| port and a new Army reserve training center in the city. Broomfield blamed both Re- publicans and Democrats in Washington for their “fiscal trre- sponsibility” in raising the na- tional debt limit twice this year up to $288 billion. ‘He called for a back-to-the-states decentralization of the federal gov- ernment in order to cut down ‘he national debt. Broomfield cited ipstances of waste’ jn federal expenditures through “pork barrel’ projects which would cut spending also. “Shenanigans of the Democrats consisted of trying to push 33 ob-| jectionable projects through on = omnibus public works bill,” the USSSSKSSSSTASazAIS Sassaze other parts of the cool belt. ~ speaker said. . dmg Brome. Photo Richard C., VanDusen, of 32205 Bingham Rd., Bingham Farms, signed the guest register in the. mobile office trailer of Congressman William S. Broomfield (right) before she joined members of the Birmingham-Bloomfield Repub- speak to the club last night at headquarters, 351 N. Woodward for mig Labor Reform “These projects would have cost the taxpayers three million dol- lars,” he added. * * * *“Republicans too went over- -board on. many projects which would have amounted’ to more taxes for each taxpayer,’’ Broom- “| field. told a gathering of the Bir- mingham - _ Bloomfield Republican Club. |Adams Is Finished, Colleagues Report (Continued From Page One) commenting on the story in the New Hampshire paper that it had learned from a reliable Washing- ton source that Adams had re- signed, Hagerty said the only part of the story that was “truthful” was that Adams was on a Canadian fishing trip. * * * Adams hasn't communicated with any member of the, White House staff either yesterday or to- day, Hagerty said, He said he didn’t know when Adams would return to the White House, “He's up in the Canadian woods,” he said. “I can’t get in touch with h After making his statement that ili’ Miugeaty shaeb han ing, added “‘that ae “One Republican figure who has had an inside pictuer of the Adams controversy, said: “TI haven't been told anything formal, but my somewhat educated. intuition is that this thing—Adams lleaving—has been all set. It was jground clues to the slaying of 63- “der while authorities looked into {GM's Latest Firebird “Held in Brutal Slaying . Near Westphalia WESTPHALIA (#—Investigators today checked further on back- year-old -Mrs. Anna Hengesbaugh. Mrs. Henesbaugh’s stepson, Vin- cent, 52, remained in custody on a charge-of investigation of mur- his account of his wheveéabouts. of recent days. ? pe < 28% * : the day of her presumed disap- pearance, Aug. 29.30, he was in Lansing. an Electronics Marvel (Continued From Page One) up. Special ¢ontour seats are _eqnipped with *power-operated headrests and footrests. Height at the top of the canopy bubbles is 44.8 inches. ot * * An unusual brake. system fea- tures wheel and brake drums com- bined in a single aluminum alloy casting. Motion of each wheel draws air through 36 passages cast around the brake drum to provide brake cooling. Part of the brake system also is an anti-skid device that prevents wheel lock-up. - Still another braking feature is a drag device at the rear that opens like: alligator jaws to help slow the car at a a * Most significant single feature is the control system, which GM calls Unicontrol. A wing-shaped control stick located in the center of the car. This permits operation by either passenger. . Moving the handle forward ac- eelerates the engine speed; mov- ing it backward applies the brakes and left or right move- -ment steers the car.. The mech- anism is extremely sensitive and requires only a fraction of an inch movement. : * * * Two special features adapt Fire- bird III to automatic operation. One is called Autoguide that takes over steering control by electronically following a low frequency powered cable in the highway. The other is called Cruisecontrol. It provides in Murder Case “The weman, a widow who lived! handle is mounted atop a four-inch jj young eg Acerra in. the garden of his Hicksville, N. Y., home. tomato grew U.S. Set to Back ‘ Racial Decision Be: Ready to Enforce Supreme Court Ruling, Little Rock Warned WASHINGTON (UPD—The Jus- tice Department prepared today to mobilize U. S. marshals to enforce integration at Little Rock's Central High School if the Supreme Court so orders and local peace officers cannot eecirl with —_ violence. + Attorney General William ¢ P. Rogers late yesterday made this clear when he disclosed he had written the city manager of Little Rock, Ark., that ‘careful plans should be made now by responsible officials to prevent disorder or vi- olence in the event’ of a Supreme Court order for integration. In a companion letter'to the Little Rock School Board, Rogers promised the full help ef the fed- eral government if the board seeks injunctions against possible troublemakers. The high court wil] hear argu- ments. tomorrow on the merits of ernment could decide to stand on the brief it filed last month asking the Supreme Court to uphold the Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals ruling that Central High should open on an integrated basis. The Little Rock Schoo] Board filed its brief with the court Mon- day, and the National Associa- tion for the Advancement of Col- ored People was expected to file its brief today. Segregationist’ leaders turiously protested the federal offer to help city authorities keep the peace if integration resumes at Central High School and trouble explodes. * * * . Gov. Orval E. Faubus was on completely automatic guidance and speed control of the car. vacation and could not be reached for comment. : Biche abe ca ‘Hit-Run Motorist : The Day in Birmingham YMCA Plans to Greet New naan f BIRMINGHAM — Plans are be- Kills Man on Dixie (Continued From Page One) dents and auto repair firms to. be on the lookout for a car with a damaged headlight, or anyone try- ing to repair one or have one re- paired, State Police of the Pontiac Post and Oakland County Sheriff's dep- tion. * * * fee, tet hes aotent & the Pontiac area as an employe of the Globe Construction Com- pany, which is working on a con- road company to repair road cross- ings of the railroad. He was unmarried and had been in the area only.a short time, police said. He lived at the con- struction camp near Baldwin,. - Adlai Hits U.S. Policy NEW YORK — Adlai Steven- son, characterizing United States foreign policy, commented; “Clumsy, erratic ‘and self-right - tract from the Grand Trunk Rail-| ' Oped Hoisie Democratic Andrew F. Butt. : This includes the 000 motel which will be built at the corner of Hunter boulevard and Maple avenue, enn Mrs, John Mitchum, of 1700 uties are aiding in the investiga-{She was treated at William Beau- Surviving are her husband; her mother, Mrs. Joseph Betlejewski of Royal Oak; three sisters, Mrs. Martha Markiewicz of Warren, Mrs. Lucille Linsenman of- Pontiac eous.”’ sand Mrs, Lottie Snider of Detroit. self. At 25, your: children Life Finally Gets Rosier Once You Pass 45 Mark © (Continued From Page One) away. After 45, you know you couldn’t even pay anybody to kidnap her, She's safely yours. x & & © ___« At 25, you fret and fume over whether you'll be promoted to a better job. After 45, you have no such worries. You know the boss isn’t likely either to give you much more money of much more re- sponsibility — unless he suddenly goes senile him- are a cramping burden, who keep you from doing things you'd like to do. . After 45, doing things for your grandchildren he- comes one of life’s greatest pleasures. For some ‘Teason a man’s grandchildren always seem -amaarter and better-than his children did. "ek © At 25, a fellow breaks surance. After 45, you enjoy sitting back and an- noying your heirs, who must wait to collect. At 25, you begin paying the government _ through the nose. After 45, you begin looking forward to the day when the government will be forced to start dishing some of it back. At 25, you are confused and don’t know where you're going. After 45, you know at least where you've been—and don’t have to go again. Yes, indeed, God does have “a place for the old- er person whose heart has remgined sweet and strong.” It can be a right nice place—and any young fellow, if he holds on long enough and plays his cards right, can get there too. his back buying life in- Hollywood’s Ideal Couple Admits Rift HOLLYWOOD (AP)—The’ Eliza- ple. Two weeks ago Badie went to New York on business about his planned to stay only a week and |told Debbie go. =f ¢ * * * She was at the airport at 6:30 a.m. one day last week but Eddie just a matter of time. They (the White House) tried to work out the situation after the Goldfine hear- ings, but just couldn’t, Adams can’t make any talks, he can’t give the Democrats H-—- without somebody yelling ‘corruption’ right back at him, * * * ‘‘Then came the Maine elections and in my opinion, that made up his mind.” Higher-ups at the Republican Na-/; tional Committee didn’t want to discuss the situation. But it was known that reports circulated among the committee staff over a week ago “that the issue had been settled, that his departure had been arranged.” Yeh En Route to U.S. TAIPEI, Formosa @ — For- mer Foreign Minister’ George Yeh left today for Washington where he will take up his new post of Nationalist China’s am- bassador to the United States. | Yeh is due in Washington Fri- day. Cuba~ comprises: the sixth 2nost important center -~ America’s jis unknown, \ export Faye! never showed. He didn’t arrive un- til yesterday, a week later. During that extra week in New York, he and Liz, old friends, had night club dates, These were re- ported in headlines read by Deb- bie, who said she was shocked, Liz was in New York en route to a vacation on the French Riviera. But she returned to Los Angeles last night, Asked why she didn’t go to Europe, she answered: “T missed my plane.” + % As she arrived in Los. Angeles, a TWA station wagon met her at the plane’s gangway and sped her 30 yards to a waiting limousine driven by Kurt Frings, her agent. Reporters and photographers fol- lowed the couple through rush- hour ‘ c to Frings’ office in Beverly Frings he into his parking lot, made a quick U turn and headed for the Beverly Hills Ho- tel, There he dropped Liz, who \was carrying a tiny Yorkshire ter- ier. _® & She strode through the lobby, through a room where a party was being given by Carmen Figueroa, . a Mexico City publisher, and out a back door. Where.she went then forthcoming television show. He (= When Fisher’s plane landed yes- Several hours later, Forman, a talks with newsmen upon arrival eccpriand teat her dates ta, New York th singer ide FUME — Holmby Hills home in his jin a f More Angles in Debbie, Eddie, Liz Triangle car, |got. into another waiting cab and beth Taylor-Eddie Fisher-Debbie|terday morning, he went to Pal|Five minutes later Fisher arrived sped to her doctor. “She’s nervous about some- More hours later, Eddie and|thing,” Fisher later told a report- aeeen, drove up to the Fishers’ Debbie*climbed over a back fence, er, “Eddie, sor teenge ee Hag left New York the reporters night before. : “I do not love Miss does not love me.’ FE to the NBC studigs. going Instead they drove to Forman’s apartment, and left for the Beverly Wilshire Hotel. stayed five minutes Forman and Eddie strolled teehee x * Meanwhile, a press agent said at the Fisher house that Debbie had fixed lima bean soup, Eddie's fa- vorite dish, for supper. Did he eat it? Who was in that wal Beverly iting car by the. Wil- Shire Hotel? Who knows? AP. Wirephote ‘SURPRISED AT ALL THE FUSS — Actress Elizabeth Taylor, wearing a hint of a smile at International Airport in Hollywood, . from New York. Liz said she was & + Iceland to Bring Fishing Dispute Before U.N. , REYKJAVIK, Iceland (AP) — Iceland's foreign minister will fly to NewYork Saturday to put his : dispute with a side door into a waiting car— and sped away once more. * * $1.25 Two-Way Battery Lantern ” _36-in. length, wood handi¢, metal digger blade. Limit 1.. OR-BUSTER SPECIAL FM { 000 1 ra peer moe : House Broom th ee | ee, E Lo wood sree are sonar gh yee ayer a Lait 2 er cunomer ~ | Sensational Savings In Every Department — All 3 Floors ’The few minutes it takes to mee this adv. will be the most profit- able time you could spend right now. READ EVERY ITEM — Note the fabulous bargains . . . then plan a shopping trip through SIMMS tomorrow afternoon and/or evening. You ‘ll save as you've seldom saved before. 29nd FLOOR SPECIALS 50‘ .y7 50° 1” Safety lantern for home or car. Blinking red flasher: Bat. ex. $2.95 Grass Stop — 30 Ft. All steel, easy to install yourself. Stops grass from spreading. 79¢ Wood Clothesline Prop — ea. __8-ft. hardwood props with metal line Clip, taper ground end. a $2.95 Plastic Garden Hose, 50 Ft. _ Pull 5-year' guarantee. Brass‘ coupling for standard faucet. $13.95 Outdoor Clothes Dryer Rotary style, all metal with plastic lines. Ground socket... PYYTTTITITITITITITITITI TTT Tr J5x22-In. ‘WELCOME’ 9x18-In. Rubber Door Mats Stair Treads $1.49 Value pea §]° 45c Value—Each a Flexible finger - Ribbed _ rubber eoceseccsooseece sbdeanecccnosnaaencessianae pe Po anigs » Pee treads — curr HARDWARE DEP'T. $2.95 Hose-Jar Sprayer Attaches to garden hose. For fertiliz lizer, insecticide,...... ‘ $2.69 Metal File Chest Holds 800 documents, lock and key. Indexed folders........ 6.95 Robot Gardener Kit Pertilises, kills lawn insects, weeds and crabgrass.. et ee rein ae $4.95 Plastic Garbage Can Unbreakable, 10-galion plastic, , tomplete | with cover. Limit 1. $2.49 Auto Wash Brush 3- -foot } long, horsehair bristles won't + scratch or mar.. $1.95 Screwdriver Set - 9- Pc. Interchangeable blades im plastic case. 7 blades, 1 handle. 16e Long Handle Weed Digger $9.95 Dominion Electric tron Dry tron for right or left hand wee. Full guarantee. Limit 2. $1.95 Rubber Cushion Mats 18x24-in, mat for hallways, bathfoom, kitchen. Limited octane: COCOCOOROSHSSSOOSESOLOCORTEOLES OOOO TOOEOCCE Heavy Duty SAE Grade Flexible Re ap : * Brake Fluid Leaf Rakes $1.00 Value coke ed vane 12+ ounce can of Cc heavy duty brake Cc ed sone wath fluid. Meets all metal tines that SAE © specifica- won't harm lawn. tions. Limit 2. Limit 1. —tnd Floor —tnd Floor PPOTTTTTTTITTTTTITTTTTTT TTT TT $2.95 Round Point Shovel 1* Long handle shovel with tempered steel biade. Limit 1 $1.00 In ’n’ Out Thermometer 5 Q¢ Dual thermometer with convenient_mount bracket. Accurate. yeeee 69c Silverware Cups Pits dish. drainers, provides extra Grying spAce...o..ssscee0> 41,49 Hospitality Snack Set ~ S-plece set for yourself-or gift giving. 4 cups 4 saucers.. 39c Plastic Salad Bowls - Ea. _ Molded | plastic | salad bowls: for home, church, restaurants. .. $2,98 Chicken Fryer - 10-inch 5s Bee is: 138 $4.96 Carpet-on-Rubber Fir. Mats: 97 ¢ 34x19\e-In. mat for doorways, protects floors, Tugs, etc.. = PYYTTTTITITiTTitiiiit it Fits Oversize Boards _ Bveredy heavy steel, electro clad copper, ni nicket_& | & chrome.. ' DuPont Sponge Yorn Ironing Brd. Cover | Wel-Mop Heads Perfect ron Reguler $1. oe Perfec n ; surface — ning. C ping, soaks up Cc postr ole to to. ft Water like a sponge. in we Fleer - nd Fleer eosecce eegeooeseesssoesesesoseeseeeeeseeeees 1,49 Oven. Thermometer 975 $1.00 E-Z Dampening Clothes Bag *5 S* 39c Salt, Pepper Shaker, hoth for * r2A« | Glo _16x36-in, bag with zipper opening. No more sprinkling...... Unbreakable, keeps salt dry in moist weather.. 39c Reversible Soap Dishes (One side drains, other side holds soap. . SOs OW ry 19¢ Rubber Kneeling P 6%x13-in. red sponge rubber to cushion Knee Presi: floo f. * wer } : | onne ‘i ubber Sho vs _24x24-inch heavy duty rubber compound, fe a ‘Be c Refrigerator ae 5 QP : 48‘ |... en pe fa a: Tie. ends. 0. +e 78 1% pint _Plastic_¢0 containers with’ loc-lid covers. Many ses... Pe Stove ve Top Pads Shoicun Gun Case Be oe ee i ¢ Complete with gover! Side § : dies. Pull 20-gal- can, — - + So 7° : Cotton. “idea E sRegular $3.95 bgt cove toot E Limit 1. SP i 59: be rete DCT! UU iy DUS 3 “$1. tra Veh Smm, Bigg Hegre phat —Main Floor ORROW eee BIGGEST BARGAINS EVER at SIMMS White Seated Narduaed Toilet Seats $5.95 Value Complete with lid §9 proot 0 ? in, . 204 stall. : tnd Fleer Auto Radio Sp’ker $5.95 Value i Fits all model SAE 10-20-30-40 Grades Motor Oil - 2 Gals. $1 95 Value cd "yourself. Plant G Grass Now! Grass Seed, 6 Lbs. 2.95 Val ‘ seed this ‘CAULKING CARTRIDGES 3 87° ‘Crocus’ Cotton Braid Clothesline, 60 Fl. s or Limit 300 300 —tnd Floor For Out Push $1.29 Value 12-inch _ sweep, durable _ bristles. wood han- oor Use i Pomées fia Ot 3 Floor Wax = en bard qtic to to original fi fustre. : ‘Oven-Aid’ Easy to Use : Oven Cleaning Kit : ioe. pre eives i wih mitt” = TD ses a ¥ieer Famous O'CEDAR’ Sponge Mops never tyle, For ing sty ps E floors, —tnd Fleer or Ay Eames & eee CARTRIDGES "aol a swe we 3 190 2 E ~ Bt bes. Lg maees $1.50 meal ys oa 53° ke 2.00 Thinning Shears—7 2", seconds, Limit 1 . i 1.75 Masters Shampoo or Hair Tonic—16 ozs. .. : 1.00 Tawn Hair Creme—in plastic bottle ..... ees 1.00 Woodbury Lanolin Creme Rinse—11 ozs. .. : Clothes Pint | Capes abe 7 sae VO" sere TUCcereseseeesus “ iat (R- BUSTER SPECIAL! Her: Size Candy Hershey Bars 3" 20 : Hershey candy bars - len of milk chocolate, : emoan. , krakel, ete. Limit x. Soft, Pi et — Ps : Main Floor = —Main Fleer AMardece: ‘Eo : EF Long Sleeve—Patterned ‘E Men's Sport Shirts $2.98 00 Value E Stripes and fancy prints colors Sizes S-M-L. .in choice of 3 no = —Basement & Evening SIMMS will be CLOSED ALL MORNING TOMORROW ... . opening promptly at 12 NOON with the greatest single-day PRICE SLASHING in our. history. Plan to be here and get your share of savings! Open THURSDAY Night ‘til 9: impossible to Everybody Has 2 Chance te Save! *#ke our word ‘for it — a shop- ping trip to 1 pay. slashed .., s...short sav Read Every. Item in This Adv. come to SIMMS tomorrow to save as you've seldom saved be- with extra . extra store hours and EXTRA BARGAINS! outs. a ends... etc.! Plenty of some, few of others — but every item GUARANTEED fore, We'll be ready UNDERPRICED. We've packed sales help . . this page with bargains but it’s .,. J Only a Low Overhead — “Small Profit’ Store Like SIMMS Could Afferd te Slash Prices So Low on So Many Items, MAIN FLOOR SPECIALS Reg. Size Cigarettes—Limit 2 (6c tax) .. Carton 2.15 King & Filter Cigarettes—Limit 2 (7c tax) Carton 2.25 10¢ Fairway Lighter Fluid—3 oz. tin, Limit 1 ... .5¢ ‘50c Bean Bag Ash-Tray—safe, Limit 2. Se Tampa Cubs Cigars—box of 50, Limit 1 1] ....1.99 30c Candy Kisses—orange, black, pean’t butter Ib. 19¢ 35¢ Jelly Beans—orange & black, Limit ] lb. ... Ib. 19¢ hesceeeweaeaee: 1.25 Mixed Nuts—‘Peaks’ in 14-oz. can ....+.. 75¢ 75c Bubble Gum—'Shelby's’ bag of 100; Limit 1 39c 2.00 King James Bible—Limit | per person ..... 1.29 2.95 Pinking Shears—seconds of ‘Acme’, Limit | 1.19 2.00 Barber Shears—7 1/2", seconds, Limit 1 ....79¢ .19¢ 25c Ball Point Pens—smooth writing, Limit 1... .6¢ 6.25 American Flag—3x5 foot Storm King’ ....3.33 5c Lead Pencils—#2 leads, misprints .... 10 for 15c 50c Pack of Combs—assorted pack of 12, Limit ] 13¢ 53 59c Kranks Super Shave Bomb—instant lather . - .34c 75¢ Mennens Pre-Electric Shave Lotion—limit 1 .44c .44c .53c 1.00 Woodbury Lanolin Rich Lotion—10 ozs. .. 98c Ban Roll-On Deodorant—limit 2 . 60c Nylon Hair Nets—pack "5 eee 1.40 Charles Antel Hair Spray—with lanolin’... .73 Best Buys in Photographic Equipment 54.95 Sabre Flash Camera 1” _ Camera & fash. Us Use 620 size film. m, 12 snaps in color, B&W. $2.26 Airquipt Slide Magazines Pits Argus, Kodak, Viewlex projectors. Metal, holds 3¢ slides. qetone Cano eee ye Oomenewety ce ennoeatare® Ans 120 « F ‘ims Same os Ansco F PF 4 Flash B Bull is ‘Gr BBE | 10 dae Pack of 3 tolls of Black and | Catvan af 3S Hare fet wens weather film, Limit 3% or #5 bulbs. er0 rons. ‘Repulor $1.50 value. ovate $1.25 value. ~Main Floor Y —~—Main Floor CeOC eS eeLeSbeoeeoonooacoosonesoeeoooeooeee e pas A 43.25 com morte Taps),: =— spool, hi-fi tape. Aa: 4 TOHD. «00+ 2000+. sees an ef a list them all. Just ~ & i 10.15 Electric Barber Clipper Set—‘Wahl’ 5-pc. . .5.44 3.98 Telechron Electric Alarm Clock : 10% tax, ‘Dorm’ ......... 0... ee ee. 2.57 _ 2.95 Poker Chips & Rack—180 chips, 6 trays .. .1.69 98c Milk Bottle Bank—glass with lock ........39¢ 59c Memo Traps—Paper Clip’ holds papers. DRUG DEP’T. SPECIALS 5-Grain Aspirin—Bottle of 100 tablets .......... 8c. Kotex Sanitary Napkins—Pkg. 48, Limit 1 ...... 1.17 -60¢ Royal Drene Shampoo—liquid form ........ 36c 69¢ Nylon Tooth Brush—in glass container ....19¢ 39c Brylereme Hair Groom—in tubes .......... .26¢ @ 29c Jocur Wave Set—in 8 ounce bottle .........19¢ _ a | : $2.29 Value E Sines 2A to, 38G half-sleeve s shed cot: colors. Lim ar £ Ist Quality AMERICAN Birdseye tie 139 DOZEN ' Pull 27 x 27-inch cut size, hemmed. First quality, Ameri- can made. Limit 2 Cones. leor Made by Famous Maker LADIES’ Padded Bras ok of San or in broken range. Up to $2.50 vats. —Main Floor Cotton & Flarnels Ladies’ Skirts $2.98 Value 1% All belted skirts tm brown or grey or cotton Parisian prints in broken sizes 22 to 26. Main Floor ~ SEIS and 60- ee ‘ LADIES’ . ~ Nylon Hose | 3 “A 1° Irregulars of 99¢ values, Sizes 8% to 11 include ‘Ciniman’— ‘Echo' — ‘Sparkle’ — ‘Red Fox’ styles. —Main Floer Clearance of Summer Styles Ladies’ Blouses to $1.95 Value Sleeveless and | Scape eg etc. Broken size 32 to 38. (2 for $1.) —Main Floer ‘“HOBNAIL’ Chenille Bedspreads Regular $5.98 - Lint free viscose 87 in full : : colors. Washable. . Choice of 3 60x70" Cotton - PLAID DESIGN ~ Sheet Blankets $1.59 700 Value Large 60 x 70-inch size bipn- : ket: in gay plaid designs. Lim it 2 per person. —Basement Full 66x90-Inch Chenille Drapes Regulor $2.98 “Luxurious chenille E.in solid colors. Limited color se- E lection. Basement Close-Out One Style . PATENT LEATHER Girls’ Shoes $2.98 Value T 66 Red patent leather straps for in sizes 11 to a Choice of 4 Colors _ CANNON PASTEL Muslin Sheets . $2.98 Value 194 130 thread count in these twin 3 sheets, Choice of "Free, io or yellow 3 Basement size pink, tii | Li'l Girl D “Yeaa 99: 7; - Your choice le ms ak - in broken sizes Assorted colors. Ua = O° $498 Cotton Drapes — Pair 9c Men’s U-Shirts - 3 for « _Yine_ white combed cotton in sizes 34-36-40-42 only.......... $1.98 Men’s Ank.-Lgth. Underw’r 94« One = style only at this price, : —Basement High style, Winter weight tn sizes 10 te 13. Limit pair... OR-BUSTER SPECIAL Safe! id’ D ‘rant of ‘timit 2 “ee jin. Fleer INOON ‘til 9 p.m. ALE | SPECIALS for WOMEN | | SPECIALS for WOMEN | WOMEN $2.89 Ladies’ Girdles __irregulars of $2.89 values. Only 22 left in smal! sizes only.. $1.49 Ladies’ Slips 8 3 ¢ Nylonized 2-bar acetate Lee knit. Full & half tn all sizes. 9000S SOOO OOOHEHOOHOHHHOEEHEHHCH8HOHEHHHOEEO “ Quilted 100% Wool . Ballerina & Gum Drops Ladies’ Car Goats | Ladies Shoes To $3 Values $16.95 Value White. fur - collar, $8 2 ‘pockets, red or 8 1 Styles for ladies navy colors. Sizes 0 to 18 "St 487 —Main Floor 51.95 Ladies’ Panties - 4 for 400 19.965 Ladies? Goats-your choice 488 °2.96 Ladies’ Poplin Jackets 4 79c Child Terrycloth Creeper 55 ¢ 5596 Gr“ Weaha? Goals" Red or blue coats, gay stripe lined, cap-to match, Size 7.. No Iron Plisses 2-Pc: Wash ‘n' Wear Girls’ Panties-8 for | Child's Pajamas / Regular 2% Elastic waist and 00 See Ste 400 per fasteners. As- 1 to 3. Ceccccvccovesvcesevevecccocccoscooesoseoeees $2.95 Girls’ Summer Play Panis Clam-diggers, rs oummer Flay Panis 8 : 59¢ , 41,49 Girls’ No-lron Dusters __Cotton batiste in pink check, 1 pocket, collar, sizes 4 to 14. 59c Child’s Polo Shirts - 4 for __Short sleeve, stripes, prints, etc. Broken sizes 1 to 3 cfevene / $1,00 Girls’ Romper Pajamas _ __ d-piece, button front, no-iron batiste, pink check.- Sizes 14. $1.98 Childs Rubbers Heavy duty for rainy weather and snow. Sizes 5-124, 13-3. _ Choice of everglaze or floral print Priscilla styles oeusehaous $2,98 Denim Chair Throws _Green only. Tie ‘em on—no fitting. . Protects chatr.. $1.49 Plas, Bathr’m Curtains, Pr. Vinyl in 27x54-in. size. Green, blue, pink colors............ oe untae eat ae ine Vinyl PLASTIC — + + 43x13-fa, TERRY Shower Curtains Regular $1.98 Regular 39c 6 x 6-foot chowel” Fancy prints — curtain in variety C . pein bias of colors and on white. styles. t 5. — ererrIrrerir eerie ri Linen Tea Towels — 3 for oop | T° 15x26-inch towels in aqua color only. Set of 3 at this price, 41.29 Pl. Curtains, Drapes, 2 pre _ Assorted styles in n variety of colors. Your choice............ $1.79 Famous Bath Towels Cannon’ or “Martex" heavy terry in solids & fancy style... SPECIALS for MEN 10 White, cotton knit, strong. elastic waist. Medium size only. ; SOSeseessseoosseeseoeseseooesoseseooocesesoece Variety of colors Size 4 only cvcnenseabnoceoceuccenccascesesanneaiacbesed Heavy Duty Corduroy Heavy Duty-Double Knee Boys’ Sport Shirts | Boys’ Gord. Pants in sizes 8 to 18. * these double wkse there eat style. pment ro cor- 5§.98 Boys’ Reversible Jackets 2° _Solid and reversible check pattern. Zip front, sizes 14-18-20. a ig Value to $3 1 77 Regular $4. are 922 59c Men’s Work Socks — 3 for Sorry, No Phone ‘Orders—No Mail Orders—No Levies These Prices. Rights Reserved fe Limit All Quantities. % L ae Fe Ree cee re Te RANE nT ae aN ail OCR Ru RERRER A ATT ne er gee Lak eae 88° Wash Cloths, 6 for 2 Imm of ue : : 98 N. Saginaw St. > —Pontiac’s One-Stop Wonder Store ¥ 2 5 = Be ee em { Pye ee ee i de ’ & . 5 4? : - THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10;1958__ public schools and_ its system of : the Michigan . Citizen's Highway, seeping records on traffic accl- qui ol | fy ag” | recgsannatben ad- | ‘From the Institute of Traffic : pat ot ie ey At the same time, however, the| 5: te funds and staff for] §, Sufficient State Police person- = | aecbictn eotacored the 38 ose pengrems 1 trate sogtncering, "{°Re=t Se the prowrant lacked: | “foal to. keep pace with fast-growing National Satety rent arte ese na pies artem the International Asan of} 2 A uniform eet cn, | Outside Income Earned | 7 standard forms for reporting s up state’s Police—A plaque citing|Cvering moto pected af) 3 gh a paign to cut down on traffic vehicle registrations Wwesther 69m advances ta ‘police ‘traffic super: | driving under the: influence of fa) OMAHA ve omcemigor ar w:gerjeceitents ants in a For Ottice Su $ and injuries. © factors ion programs, =~ famienats, , pages ipndlbencygromes! monggen ee acta cnt tee Michigan's traffic safety cam-jtaken into account Norman A. Olman, district |. 2 personnel for” its po el ae settiny ao tom et eet aoe oneal ioaemn B AC K E paign boasts five new a Other awards presented Monday! director for the Safety Council, |{tiver improvement and from the earnings of the farm|#mount. ri pete AK Topping the list was a bronze at a meeting of the State Safety) told the State Safety Commission |PO8Tam. 9 operator himself away from the| In other business, Lynn M. s1@10) 4 ST qs — ya. ——o et a visitas daiy Oonmicl poe pin egal * aA lev sey periodic|tamily farm — more than 4%/ Bartlett, state inte of , 15-17 EB Lawrence § pedestrians in 1957. Frank .J. |—Plaques praising Michigan's traf- : mor inspection. billion dollars a year. public instruction, teld the com- Howlett, president of. the Auto- ‘fic safety- education programs in Dsableds’ $5 Payments Undergo Four Big Changes aan Sk ad cd ta oka Samy Seem ais Ay “* By RAY HENRY " Here’s news for people who get—or will get—Social Security payments for disability. Four big changes have just been made in this program, — : _ 1. The payments go up on Jan. 1 for people now get- ting them and for those who'll go on the rolls after Jan. 1. - 2, A wife and children — for the first time — can get payments if the husband and father is getting disability ® . 3. It'll be easier to qualify for disability payments from | now on. need : _ @ A disabled person—for the first time—can receive | full Social Security disability payments whether or not ‘he’s | also drawing state workmen’s compensation or other dis- ability pay from the federal government. ee ~ “Here are the'details: In the future, a disabled person — eligible for Social Security disability payments and other government disabil | ity payments or workman’s compensation — can collect all in full. y } * : The other federal government disability payments which were deducted from Social Security disability pay- ments included pension to a war veteran with a disability not connected with his service, disability retirement pay from one of the military services and civil service disability bene- fits. : "No action is necessary by a person affected by this | change. The Social Security Administration will increase the disability payments automatically and give a back payment for the last month since that’s when this change went into effect. : , : Buy Early and Save! 1958 Selection! as Cards Reg. to $2.50 | : Because of a timely special purchase we are able to offer these brand new Christmas Cards! Large assortment, all boxed, afl new! Hurry, in and save! _ Values from | $1,00 to $2.50! 1. Deluxe Games by - Gabriel 1, Wood Block Set — Many Pieces ..... 84c 13. Monkey on Scooter Deluxe Battery Toy 84c a > ae ee WP he ASY-LOCK LOOM fi C4 Foe A» 8. Loom — With Yarn and Loops ....... 84¢ 14. Crusader Set Sword, Young W * 6s Buy Now-Save for Christmas Gifts, Birthdays! ~» “HUNDREDS of TOYS to SELECT FROM! _. Layaway 5 or More Toys Now! Se It’s true! Top quality toys at a rub-your-eyes low price! Plenty of action for every youngster! Use for gifts, party prizes, rewards for errands. Buy now, save for holiday gift-giving . . . there's a toy for everyone on your list. ‘Come in today while this huge selection lasts! each » ‘Mail or Phone Order by Number 3. Ranch House and 4. 8-Key Ivory Finish 5. All Metal Rowboat— — 6. Duc’ ies ...... 84¢ Piano; Really Plays 84¢ Winds-up, Rows .. 84c 10 Pins ......... 84e \ 12. Batt'y Operated Fire 11. Pastry Mix Set — Engine with Light 4c Swansdown Mixes . 84c 18. Toddler Train — Keeps Them Busy .. 84c 16. Set for Ages 4-5... 84e Wild West Game 15. Clock Play & Learn Kangaroo me .. 84c £% 24. Tim Jon—Amuses with sound & action 84c cr 23. Unclothed Doll — Jointed Arms, Legs 84¢ 21. “Ginger” Set—Case 22. Winky Dink — Se- Umbrella, Raincoat 84c - cret Message Game 84c 25. Baby Doll with 26, Kitchen Sink Set— 27. Boxing Glove Set, 28, Build-a-Blocks— 0. Paint by Namber— Clothes — Coos ... Bc Cup. Saucer, Brille 84c — for Young Fighters . 84c Holgate Toy ..... 4c 8 .....° Bde rea. Teaches vous. 04 if ; / . { ' ree t a “ a te ae i) : 4 Waite's Greeting Cards... « Street Floor t MAIL OR PHONE ORDERS ACCEPTED ON 5 OR MORE TOYS! PHO a NE FE 4.25111 WAITE’S 2. , 2 “ — ? ; THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1958 AUTOMATIC POP-UP 4-Slice Toaster 4-slice convenience assures plenty of fresh, hot toast for en- tire family. Set color selector and enjoy toast the way you like it—light, dark, or in-between. Oven-type: interior keeps toast _ . ae “Terrifle Values from ‘Woite's: Housewares’ Department... Fifth Floor! — r SS = DomINION FULLY AUTOMATIC Pop-up Toaster. » @ Modern styling in chrome and © stay-cool plastic. | ¢ New thermostatic control toasts light, dark, or in-between. e When bread is toasted, cur- rent shuts off automatically. eens FOR GARAGE "™'SHELV-IT-ALL |. STEE AND BASEMENT L SHELV: NG ete for Only Q!: EXTRA SHELVES $1.49 bo} (=F 100 Mectale Oia ae igela New Features! PERFECT STYLING PERFECT POURING PULLY AUTOMATIC COFFEE MAKER Flavor regulator brews coffee to your tasie * No-drip, easy clean spout ¢ Indicator jewel tells you. when coffee is ready * Graduated cup markings eliminate guesswork. See it today! $14.95 Value $9.99 24-Pc. Set Stainless Steel Reg. 4.98 “2” Choose from 2° attractive patterns of this imported stainless flatware! Famous Borg ‘Bath Scales $ 6” Always dependable accur- acy with these famous Borg bath scales! Save now! Reg. 7.95 Pearlized Toilet Seats *7 Choose white or black pearl- ized seats! Chrome plated hinges. Save! Reg. 8.95- Service for 4 29-Pc. Plastic Dinnerware ‘Q” © 4 cups © 4 cereals © 4 taucers 0.4 fruits. © 1 creamer © | platter © Adinner lites "4 bread’ & butter plates 9 Venerable po \ RE! a 19.95 + Value ‘SILICONE Ironing Cover Fits All Ironing Boards Wipes.clean with damp cloth... no laundering. Scorch and stain résiseant surface ...perfect for Steam and dry ironing _ Cover-only : a “1.49. 7 a bag Kon oo rs he apa a tray in | . Ss r stat. Styled in chrome, ae | a America’s Reg. $29.95 $16.95 Value greatest Toaster Value! ‘21 99 ‘] ) 99 6 FEET TAU, 36° Ff De | ORSASEMENTS: FOR GARAGES Fo ctosers is PERFECT C 43 : DOMINION es ~ Sunbeam Pizza Party All Day Tomorrow! EB. ers See aes FREE with ANY Sunbeam Appliance A $2.75 Value Spice Set SEE THESE OTHER FAMOUS SUNBEAM APPLIA MIXMASTER 2-Slice Automatic WAND MIXER TOASTER -. $14.88 |$18.88 | $18.88 $16.95 List $27.95 List «$28.95 List a. , oo ota ? ’ cy Easy-to-Set » Dial for ” F. Controlled Heat K.__ Fryguide Gives Correct Temperature SPECIAL Size "> AT'S PERFECT FOR PIZZA The ori , genuine controlled heat automatic , pancakes, omelets, French toast — ped te Pr duakeente controlled heat it ____tryguide, and never any burning, FREE pian jgpta poh > | BOY-AR-DEE 1 KLE Ee WITH EACH IFARDE PIZZA q Wy eden | ea PURCHASED | [22259 cari ott FREE With every Sunbeam Iron @ $3.00 san Boe Value Ironing Pad Set with Patented : HEAT REFLECTING SURFACE—Hurry $13.88 | for Yours! $17.95 List NEW! EAsy Alp “AID OVEN C1 REMOVES py EANER T-ON Gr 69cs.. EASE No 98e 16 ws, more Scrubbing ang wii, of grease, beked-on burners. Now, an EASY way > to clean rugs at \ home — new, quick BISSELL SHAMPOO MASTER 9.95 © A specially designed applicator plus deep- cleaning gets rugs ® Removes stains | cleaner fast! ¥%4-Gal. Size Holds es much. os 3 of the 1.98 size Breeze through daily cleaning! Bissell Sweeper Newest Rubbermaid dish drainer holds more dishes than ever before. New design has glassholders and removable, plastic silver draining cup. Cushioned covering protects dishes and glassware, “Choose One of | ‘rnsspray, war, onus! 4.78) - Waite's' Convenient || tin dupmarorsine | | - @ 30‘Day Charge oe Wot a pala, tink, dye @ CCC Charge | . se Ripa | @ Budget Plan: ‘ > & Weet stiffen texters . @ Easy Terms | ° % San, water, wear sesistont ey : peat Mv aA ‘ fae. — ' \ \ i. mi “aimee Sb. Ralph W, Beebe In every editorial office there are men charucter and skill leave % a lasting imprint on their newspaper, even.though by the nature of their work they may be less widely known to the public they serve than some of their associates. — x* *« * Such a man was RatpH W. BEEBE, whose death occurred Tuesday morn- ing, only a year after he retired from — a long career in journalism. After four years as a reporter _ Mr. Beebe became telegraph editor » ’ of TheyPress in 1924. For almost 20 years across his desk and for — his capable appraisal passed the exciting news of the world. | For 14 more years he. was chief * “editorial writer. When his sight be- gan to fail he forsook the office and carried'on from his home, An ‘avid reader, he was ly well ir et ee ‘har had the rere ete and aed caragaiieators fe mrss 4 ee olga bnltan deeb ba ood to pawns in the hands of a few. The question of integration in public schools has been handled as sen- _ sational news. : In many cases the school children are being taught @ hatred and de- fiance that they never realized exist- ed. They are unwontedly becoming the victims of some carefully planned —- ee from . both sides. , * Using school children as ammu- ition: is like hitting below the belt. .. Desegregation touches on the right or not to associate. And is widespread understanding hout the nation that substan- is in the pattern of associa- mm id be subject, so far as possible, to some measure of volun- tarism, however zynetans: ae ie ow € The leaders in this battle are not infants; they are old hands _- fighting an issue that should be settled by grownups around a discussion table. There is a vast difference between working out solutions where associa- tion is involved and enforcing the issue by law causing bedlam, turmoil, chaos and completely upsetting the minds of thousands of children. * «k« * Also, an understanding of the fact that, in the Deep South especially, time in which to readjust long-held THE PONTIAC PRESS Published by THe Powrtac Parss Comptny 48 W. Huron st. Pontise, Michigan Trade Mark Daily Except Sunday Rvetes Bsesers, Jouw A, RiLey, Executive Vie oe Assistant Advertising and Ad Manager ? Bowsep BH. Frrecessty m, 9 Ean, M. Treavwet., ~ srengend oat. ° " Cireuistion Mansger [ Jonpan, : foun W, Prrecenat, Local Advertising \ Secretary and Editor Manager Rosesr 8. Teen, Gtonce C. Tean, Managing Editor -. .-, Classified Manager ved Press ts é@ntitied. exclusively to the printed tn this armel i k-eldelel taetoc sai de ‘the other side, arbitrary denial of the law will find no prry in the rest of the nation.- Let’s Not Give the Russians Any Favors Many years ago, Lenin wrote: First we will take Eastern . Europe, then the masses of Asia, then we will encircle: the United States, which will be the last bastion of Capitalism. We will not have _ to attack, It will fall like an overripe fruit into our: « hands. . . :® £2 .. ’ Here’s the plot without adorn- ‘ment. If this isn’t sufficient to warn every red blooded Ameri- _ an to keep his guard up, we might as well send for & copy of : Henry Sabell of 470 West Walton Blvd., who dug one on the same day that weighed’s pound, 4 the and six ounces. eo morning glory -vine has. climbed to ee ne nee 9h 4 Rome of An rayon Pain, ands reaches to- “ward the sky In cutting up a 12-inch willow tree, Randall Buck of Lake Orion found a 1934 copper cént embedded near its heart, indicating a more rapid growth than is supposed, even in a willow. _ The parakeet in the family of of Birmingham flew out a window, was gone two days and returned, but refused to enter the house through any door or window except the one through which it escaped. | ‘ nd A green pepper, 14 inches round, raised of Pontiac Lake, took on the form of a globe, instead of a pepper’s usual shape. In response to many inquiries on the time for Indian summer, my. encyclopedias say that it is a warm spell late in fall or early winter, tisually in December. The Pontiac area’s newest Zonta Club» is at Milford with “Mrs, W. S. Lovejoy as president, and 21 charter members. My Miami, Fila., correspondent sends word of the death of the Rev. Della F. Bucher, formerly of Pontiac, at the age of 57. She was an ordained minister in the Spiritual- ist Church. Her husband, Ciarence, sur- vives; also a sister, Mrs. Alma Skytta, and stepson, C. Bell, the two latter of Pon- tiac. There’s something new in crime, as my good friend, Selwyn Lambertson of Romeo, writes me that his watermelon patch was raided the other night—by somebody in a helicopter. Former Oakland County resident, John Ellis Campbell of Davison, died last week, aged 89. Verbal Orchids to- Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Taylor — of 2896 Watkins Lake Road; wedding anniversary. Mr. and Mrs. Martin B. Hallisted of BSylvan Lake; anniversary; also his eighty-first birth- day. ~ Rutherford Barringer a Bloomfield Hills; eighty-third birth ay. | Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Davis - of Highland; golden wedding. o a fifty-first fifty-ninth wedding~ This Show Comes to a Live Labor Unions Won Maine Election ter » \ that “surrender plan” which some ng =e cowards: in the =. ss te et o* ; We shoulda Gant the Russians David Vcibegic Says: an cee Let’s face the facts, Let’s accept the Reds for what they ie : WASHINGTON — The Demo- oo : Gralla. Pasty organization ot gay eS elections in Maine. The Man About Town babe ceion_oxpasfestiondy. with Quirks of Nat oa S OT a ure workers, really Local Growths That Are ip This has been _ Much Out of the Ondinary pr ie states pies , a sy Te te oO t - The Rochester man who dug a potato fled yererr a on Sept. 4 that weighed 14 ounces is far ochre outdistanced by workers. are by districts, shaw the power As for the senatorial contest, the margin of 60,000 received by ‘Edmund §S, Muskie, Democrat, against Sen, Frederick G. Payne, Republican, is not a true reflec- tion of the strength of either party. Muskie has made a popular governor and, while there was no religious issue whatsoever in the campaign, it was evident two and significant that Gov. Muskie well in the rural areas this time as he did before, but he overcame any stich defec- tions by reason of the strong labor union activity in the citiés. * * * Sen. Payne is supposed to have been weakened by his admission that he accepted gifts from Ber- nard Goldfine, who operates textile mills in Maine, but Gov. Muskie didn’t make this an issue ther, the gift issue was un- tedly used as an excuse by He leaned toward the: so-called “Modern Republican’ side . and thereby forfeited the enthusiasm of many conservative Republicans who either didn’t vote at all or voted for Gov. Muskie. Hoping to attract Iabor union votes, the Payne campaign strate. gists soft-pedaled the union racket- eering Scandals — something that also disappointed the - conserva- tives. The split in the Republican Party over the senatorship was not apparent in the governorship race, which was decided by a margin of 11,000 votes as com- pared to 60,000 in the senator- ship contest. The Country Parson “1 figure a fellow won't find it necessary always to be step- other people’s toes if he ping on stays up on his own.” in Maine, when an- Beware That The election of Democrats in two of the three congressional districts in Maine was expected. Here the labor unioris, by the work done in didates for Congress, as many voters, once persuaded to favor one candidate, are likely to vote a straight ticket for other candidates of the — ah ® The tdbeliibtens‘aiibereed ilttae Democratic Party nominees. « Maine’s elections have in re- cent years been the object of _ concentrated effort by the labor . unions and by the Democratic Party organization because the final voting has taken place in September. Dr. William Brady Says: Cheat Fi Sneak-Thief of ‘Happiness! When childrén at home or in school are encouraged or permitted to take pop or chocolate malted for refreshment, instead of milk for skim milk or buttermilk) or fruit juice, it is evident that their parents or items mentioned ‘cheat. food’) be- cause it quickly satisfies appetite and spoils or cloys normal appetite or desire for more essential foods, The child can’t get the biologically complete proteins or. the vitamins and minerals*he needs ‘by sucking - on candy or drinking a bottle of pop. Besides the items mentioned, other cheat foods, particularly sugary “breakfast foods” and things made of refined white flour (starch), satisfy appetite for a little while and yield quick energy to enable the child to exert himself in a spurt of play. But as soon as the calories yielded by starch or sugar are burned, the poor kid is out of gas—he tires and quits. He prefers to sit and watch others play. On TV, at the movies, at the football game—it’s the Yankee way. He becomes soft, _ namby-pamby, tired, lazy, peevish, lethargic. In teenage or older, should circumstances make him conscious of his inadequacy he can still blunt or suppress for a while that uneasy feeling by indulging in alcohol, This, too, is the Ameri- can way. : One who has vife—better than average nutritional conditipn—feels just fine and dandy all the time. And one who feels fine and dandy - would hardly need: cocaine, heroin or alcohol at any time. It is my belief that one with vite just nat- urally practices total abstinence, and one with nutritional deficiency (malnutrition): feels “the need for - a stimulant’ or vaguely “wants to feel better’’—the reasons an alco- holic in a ‘sober interval gave for drinking. In my Little Lesson XVI, “The 7 Keys to Vite,” you will find the . corrective, protective; regenera- tion, rejuvenation, reduction, basic health diet—it is a pattern on which to build your own everyday. diet to suit your individual require- ments. The diet'as given includes four glasses of milk a day, but = bread, cake, ple, pudding © Ne * # cereal, and of course no dessert. To build your own everyday diet add plain wheat, in one form or another. . supplement your regular diet with the three’ most essential vita- - envelope, To build the pattern basic health diet into a good diet for your indi- / Voice of the ePexple SS ee 2 ee Wercmd Wiles ipso. Most of us are good kids. Sure, there are some hoodlums, but if teenagers are the the only bad people on earth, why are there prisons for adults? It is the adults who need to “grow up” and realize teenagers are civilized people, not savages, who need under- standing instead of criticism. ‘Pedestrian Signs Are Too Short’ Our “go” signs for pedestrians are too brief. They say “walk” and before you-can get half way across the street, they change ‘to “don't walk.” The green automobile light stays green for many. more . seconds. As a result, everyone learns this and so they ignore the pedestrian “stop.” If ae ‘Jights played fair with the pedestrians, I think traffic would be better regulated. ; Observer ‘What Will They Expect in War?’ Do all those superior whites in Arkansas expect the colored boys to go to war and fight for the whites? I mean the colored boys that aren't good enough to sit with the whites in school? They were good enough to die for the Arkan- sas whites in World War I and World War II. Is there no limit to ‘Other Members Should Heed Him’ that our present: income tax laws are a deterrent to personal initia- WD caaccan te Har- Whiseuc ane Gut eke of the arent est problems is to maintain proper public relations: te & The service js staffed by able, exemptions. x *& Supervisors and agents of the Internal Service would do well to share Mr. Harrington's con- cern to maintain good public rela- tions, that is to be as fair with the taxpayer as they expect him to be - . to make . neat Teenager it They’re re Bosses, Give Them Badges’ 1 thought the Chief of Police had been working for the City Manager and the City Commission- ers. If he’s. going to be shoved around by the officers association, let's ‘give each of them a: big ae badge marked “Head I suppose they’d like it rt ; ie ee 2 eee ee 8 every six or eight steps. In the old days, the Indians never ruled Chief Pontiac. Are the men that walk the beats going to rule Pontiac’s chief today? If ac- tion is to be taken, it should be taken by the City Manager or the City Commissioners and this group with the crying towels should go. kit ne - Disgusted ‘Best Endorsement He Could Get’ I read that French Communists are attacking DeGaulle at every chance. That's the biggest recom- mendation he has had yet, as a Tot of us on this side didn’t know he was that good n veal ‘Will He Ever Be Repaid? Will this nation ever repay Rick- over for the slights of the past and the brush off he got from top Navy brass? : ‘ ° Portraits By JAMES J. METCALFE I have so many wonderful... And happy dreams of you... And yet what good is any dream... Unless jit can come true? ... And how can any vision shape... A lasting memory ... Unless I know in my own heart . . . You really care for me? ... My dreams are only fantasies . . . That vanish in the dawn . . . And every hope I try to hold... Is one that soon is gone . .. If only you would indicate . » With just a word or sign... That there exists the smallest chance .. . Someday you will be mine ... 1 would do everything I could. . . To prove my love for you ,.. And strive for evermore «+ Your. dreams and mine come true. (Copyright, 1958) THOUGHTS FOR TODAY Which in time past were not a people, but are now. the people of God; Which had not obtained mercy, but now have obtained mercy.—I Peter 2:10. tok Teach me to feel another’s woe, To hide the fault I see; That mercy I to others show, That mercy show to me, —Alexander Pope, Case Records of a Psychologist: Don’t Fret Over Child in Athletics Harry's. mother faces a very common ~ dilemma.. But she must learn to play the batting averages. If you think football is dangerous, please ‘notice the » statement by Coach Waldorf. below. We parents nowadays must curb unflue sentimental- ity and think of the child’s ul- timate happiness instead of our own. By DR. GEORGE W. CRANE CASE Z-315: Harry L., aged 16, is a high school junior. ‘Dr. Crane, Harry wants to go out for football practice,” his dot- letics und possibly DR. CRANE pull his grades down to a ‘B’ aver- Nowadays, thanks to like the. “‘ ay rae hardly. a single player even chips a during ‘the entire football season. us, as the arteries Mic grow . ud . due to old. age, -they\don’t get plugged And the few injuries that occur are usually sprained ankles or maybe a broken leg—not fatal in- juries, So you doting mothers must learn to be philosophical and. think of the best interests of your sons. physical drill, which in itself is admirable health insurance for longer life. And it meanwhile broadens the boy’s perspective so he is not a narrow, horn-rimmed glasses = trovert all his life with little con tact with realty. * * * We'd have far better teachers and if preachers played football or engaged in other competitive athletics during high school and college! HEALTH INSURANCE ; Our Medical and Dental Colleges are “to realize, too, that a “B” student who has a well- reamed personality from athletics and social Jeadership on the cam- pus, oe! usually superior to an “A” who has a shut-in per- ‘or when a tiny blood clot flows along & coronary artery, it is not as likely to plug up the artery if the latter is larger. So. please remember that exer- cise, especially running and dis- tance swimming, produce larger hearts, These don’t beat as fast as the heart of the non-athlete. A 2-miler may thus have a normal pulse rate of only 66, instead of 72. x * &* His larger heart thus gets six additional rest periods or “heart naps” every minute! Since he he doesn't race his human “motor” as fast as does the non- oe it doesn’t wear out as rap- * “Athletic coaches also veto liquor and ,tobacco, so your sons benefit — —e positive insttuction, too. Se OM, Tg W. Crane me chigan. ene re of The be ae iti ee i ey ena (ont 1968) ae il tee eel eed ee j } . ie ob testis oo: Pi eee PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1958 Fall Schedule at Waterford - ) To Infegrafe Housing|. ‘open every NIGHT TO 9 Offers 16 Recreatio Forecasting a heavy schedule for ~public recreation in Waterford Township this fall and winter, 16 different programs have been planned, according to Recreation me fashion your figure and ladies ex- ercise and gym classes, * T Ballet studio, including the new- ly-emphasized rhythm classes for pre-school children, is scheduled to Announcement of these activities follows completion of a most suc- cessful summer, Belton ‘said. Promises Faster, Deeper Dives Oxygen-Helium Mixture Boon to Navy Frogmen By FRANK CAREY _ Associated Press Science Writer GROTON, Conn, (AP)—New re- findings Capt, J. Dutiner, senior medical ‘officer of the Navy’s experimental diving unit in ‘Washington, D, C., * * * He told the first International Symposium on Submarine and Space Medicine that it is now pro- posed to furnish all frogmen with | such a mixture, It would be car- ried, as compressed -air now is, in a so-called “scuba” apparatus. Scuba means “self contained un- derwater breathing apparatus.” - The symposium is- being spon- sored by the American Institute of Biological Sciences with the sup- Programs ' “In order to promote new hobbies jand appreciation for the many val- ues recreation has to offer, the ac- tivifies are planned to provide group participation in many popu dogs |lar leisure time activities, at little Jor no cost,” Belton said. - |Youth, 15, Sorry » After Stabbing’ Horses in Eyes LONDON .(AP)—A. 15-year-old admitted yesterday he stabbed 11 horses in the eye. It was always the left eye, a court was told at Dorking. 3 “I don’t know why J did it,"" he told the magistrates. “I was very sorry afterward,” _ Neither his father nor the police because of Britain’s regulations. boy, who said he loved animals,| “ston segregated housing in. could suggest a motive for the| ‘DY ttacks. Called Harder Battle OMAHA (AP) — The American Negro’s longest, toughest battle will be for nonsegregated housing, not schools, three Ne- lations, Reginald A. Johnson, director of housing activities, and Maurice Moss, associate director of the NUL, all of New York City. The Urban’ League 3s an inter- racial body which seeks to better the lot of the city Negro. Its six- day conyention here encs tomor- the North as well as the South comes the whole pattern of segre- gation,” said Moss in an interview in which all three took part. 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Ha re- trying court " ported this year is 10 compared to|”" mo» 9k mie Aa Sales ee Ne ‘Miss Torchy’ Twenty polio cases occurred in| Named or _ The following is a breakdown of} DETROIT #—Ann Foley, 21, of _ the communicable diseases re-/Detroit, has. been selected as “Miss ‘ ported ‘to the city and county}Torchy of 1958." She was health departments last week. from among 25 candidates for the PONTIAC title and will help promote the Week “Week hes) United Foundation Drive. - Chicken pox ..cccssseis 6 0 1 hemiane s popepeugist 7 oes ae ad +s ea sen eee enee ns 6 o i *. ij - ~ e om “Rabies wee $f $\Girl’s Slayer Explains OAKLAND COUNTY FORT COLLINS, Colo.—Floyd see oh “Wek hee Robertson, telling police why he 4 ‘Chicken DOK vesenees ; P 2) kidnaped and murdered ‘an 18- Mie cue ee et stenographer said: “I eee: we ko OO oe & ee eee Dysentery Infections .. 4 o o' else have a good time.” Dispatches from Quemoy quoted Lt, Gen. 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(diagonal measure) Black Beam picture tube that gives:you.a full 155 sq. in. of viewing area and lightweight, go-everywhere cabinet. ee oe: a x \ - : j ‘ : id | j * : », . I f Bob Considine Says: Contempt for Red Bandits Never. Plainer} tempt for- the Communist in charge of China's 600,000,000 was never made plainer than _ Sunday. The President. was golfing in'| cay haf ns aes at Forest Hills as ships of the 7th Fleet convoyed 1 a aded Quemoy | stood still in the water and Psa the Communist shore batteries, to open. fire, What might have been World peo 1m oe therefore, on the _ tension of a lanyard. If a trigger- happy Red had pulled the cord and scored a hit on, let's say, the flagship Helena, the chances are that our side. would have retaliated in the degree Secretary Dulles has called massive, re . Something that is clear to our military seiee- must} Propulsion din iiah oe don waht ets We bandits|muzzles of China’s guns—disdain- ing ‘also a Peiping pronouncement extending China's territorial THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1958 cies Melis tai wl i a= and expect no fire. (eee ee Could you imagine what would happen if the Eisenhower Adminis-|destroyers appeared just. off tration left the continental U.S., nae ree puters Se p shop on Catalina Island, ‘and of California, which we] - IRed Chinese carriers, cruisers and/weren’t, it has its own school head- antty BU. Cotte Sixputing is Put Man in Orbit Before 2 Years Barrage of Satellites Planned. in Detail | through the NASA programs man detailed plans to probe the skies Sk ee ee eee es These are for the year ahead. For the more distant future NASA at Cleve- be equally comprehended by Menllegt, ony ata National Tse-tung, and that is the The |Advisory Committee for Aeronau- United States could defeat, Red|tics, NACA is in the process China any morning between break-|space - age transformation into fast and lunch, and probably with-| NASA. out the use of any footsoldiers ex- cept paratroops. This is so4plaini Cortright. said he believed that kk of| measurements, would be equi NT tos chinel ta sk ainiond 0 earth within two years. 2. Land on the moon and return to earth, within 6 to 10 years. 3. Undertake exploration — of Mars, but certainly not for at least 10 to 15 years. Cortright described 16 space ex: periments which NASA has ready ellites weighing between 100. and 120 pounds, launched into érbits some 300 iniles above the earth. One satellite, used in te iD) with a flashing light so that it could be sighted simultaneously from various tracking stations. _Two satellites would be special- sa Rrifty, Drug. Store | PRIVATE FITTING BOOM (Advertisement) (Advertisement) . Stops Constipation Due to” 3 gssgits aL a ng Colon” ee Bhs 3 essentials _. Nine of the proposed experi- njrently under way as part of ternational Geophysical investi.| Vice president; Herman Stephens, ~y|secretary; William Dabbs, treas- »iurer; William D. Aikens, sergeant- would carry optical or radio tele- to study the. stars, Other experiments in this group will in- vestigate the amount of hydrogen in space, celestial far ultraviolet light, electromagnetic radiation from the stars, cosmic ray sources the direction and. intensity of cos- mic dust, and propagation of rad-/ ~ iation through the ionosphere. Cortright said the experiments would follow up the studies ge Year, eat Your money _buys much more at Richman’s — In t i Speech Betterment Unit Elects New President Thomas J. Leonard, manager of/an the Oakland County Infirmary, wag elected president last night of the Oakland County Male Employes Speech Improvement Assn., a training organization sponsored by the county board of auditors. Leo M. Halfpenny was elected at-arms; William O. Moulton, edu- cational chairman; and George Williams, parliamentarian. To Launch A-Test Series This. Month in Nevada LAS VEGAS, Nev. (AP) — atomic device will’ be ae from a balloon this month to launch the Atomic Energy Com- mission’s fall nuclear test series. Injuries: Kill Detroiter DETROIT #—Byron R. 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Telegraph at Square Lake Road “en Daily 10 to 9 OUTFIT At aT _ $169.00 ae a BANK ‘BUY VM ENT * You PAY WHERE YOu e _ DHE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1958 ONE C0 cy a Small, tos and he 108 to 12'Lb. Avg. Loins HYGRADE Pe k 1 B : SUGAR CURED ork Loin Roasts | HICKORY... .. ie 2 T-Rib End Cuts Smoked Wrigley Markets listed. We St, Sot. 13, enya * io Pee Lo co. GO. heok Lota doests in 65‘ 2 GOLD BELL | iA 1 Pork Loin Roasts cus 5 SH : - SAVE 12¢ on Preis L&s, Preserve. : rw: 7 RED SOUACK Riaads a Contest Ends December 25, 1958 Portable Television—Grond Prize | AMPTON ELECTRIC ‘Open Every Evening "19 © 1 FE 4.2525 825 W. Haron St. Me. Richerd Sullivan, Sales Representative will show and assist you | ell day tomorrow (Thurs. Sept. 11) misses, womens, petites and tall sizes {itl with any , major appliance Enter Parakeet Speaking Contest! [Webco he meen purchase! TEACH IT TO SAY: “Hampton's ave borgeins JM fuses ting! A in’ Hote Apytiantes: Woes 'the saw pest oles by Shagmoor Waite’s Proudly and Exclusively: Presents Our TRUNK SHOWING of Magnificent Coats by ~ A miscellaneous bridal shower | B. Leland | ge pad / j ¥ - f t é ‘ " / | : : . { a WHE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1958 ¥ Pick Spectacle : rame oe Kon Mest Wak! gs el | bag oT ee ee - ‘oor, Only. Blace: to ‘Reduce Hipsft oe _, By JOSEPHINE LOWMAN =jmuch more to ~beauty than skin} The following one is for reducingend of each roll. You MUST do 2 Not so long ago a reader’ wrote||ubrication, the‘ lower hipline, Many people/this exercise in a choppy way. | 7 to. me. saying, ‘Thank goodness) Now if I could just get exercise|know this execise but few do it) yy you just “ease” yourself | one columnist has gotten beauty/joff the floor I would really be pop-|correctly, Sit on the floor with) ajong you will not benefit by the out of the cold cream jar. Con-jular. However, many of the most] your legs straight. Place one hand) exercise, In order to make it gratulations!" effective. and most healthful ex-jon the floor on each side df the| choppy reach (from the hip) with I liked this very much becausejercises are the s0-called mat exer-| body. Rock from side to side catch-| each leg as you roll toward that | fa’ the'frame will nar-| While i; Solos in the use of coldj|cises, or those which are taken|ing yourself with your hand and whe: leg as you | ae in youthful row” the face, creating an illusion cream, I also believe that there is!lying down. pushing off with the -_ at Sere te one tor thr tober ier half sizes of lightness and high cheekbones, sensidheumeattciiams : peewee line, Lie on the floor on your back says Stuart May, a. designer with your arms resting on the eyeglass frames. : floor, extending straight _ frome . . Round-faced types should the armpits, palms towa e glasses with round ph floor, Bend both knees up -_* ES « make i chib- the abdomen, keep them in this|*— bot Ne one ute position as you roll from side to|;— It your face is square you'll gegen is beauti:|@a) Shown here are need eo uses with enough of fying to the thighs and legs in| © but two from our the br wee re the general; Sit on the. floor. Lean|@= collection in our r — fn glasses back on your elbows, Bend the left|7=_ © Women’s World Te a point the Bs fig , {knee up roe _—— —- Department. i ; ee tt ; you straighten eft leg NG | Square-faced types should avoid). the right knee, As you straighten| > ~ HOME GROWN wpsace sheped ene ah any sug: the right knee bend the left. Con-| 7 6 ae, ‘|| gestion of a straight line in the tinue, one bending as the other|™ straightens, « . * * * If you would like to have my test-| g7 ed hip exercises, send a stamped, |>_ iself-addressed envelope with your|; request for leaflet No. 3. Address|> Josephine Lowman in care’ of this|> newspaper, - oe Tomorrow: “Don't Put’ Your) = Youngsters In Somebody Else’s| | Shoes." ‘ PEACHES Red Haven, Fair Haven . PICK YOUR OWN ot our Lake Orion Orchara Choice fruit... free from disease and worms. Low | trees, no climbing neces- ff the top of the frame and fullness across the lower part, May says. He also advises this fo avoid extreme width or c effects The oval face (nearest to the| ~ Done in a choppy way, this exercise will help reduce the lower‘ hipline. * sary. Bring the Family and Baskets Jacohsen’s Orion - Garden Genter BE RO 545 Ww. Broodway Phone Orion MY 2-2681 4 és * wawepermnve:-| Tall Teenagers Advised erate | 10.5 tick to Good Posture : The tall teenager who { and clothes that detract rather | slumps in order to conceal her | than add to her height.” Then pencil your brow, @PPIY| height is fooling only herself. ee your lipstick, and try on your tually. she'll wied In doing this, she’s dealing frames. The result should be a| Eventually, "P|: with a beauty problem in the ~|pretty picture, but if it isn’t, try) looking like a turtle and both very same sense that the short : — eee ae of oe her health and good looks will | girl does when she tries to ae rt £ suffer. 2 appear taller. Neither problem Beauty Clinic }.ciis cess saute * 4S eee vith an e€ye ac! In. thiage of orange juice After all, boys come taller i, and economy. Black is one of the the by Edythe McCulloch mou and sunshine and vitamins, she these days, too, and they've Special Sale! Fashion -- Color Above: Two-piece 100% . wool jersey dress that is - always. in perfect taste. Simple well - tailored lines and subtle neck detail. Jew-. i -yeled, tab gives a glint of : charm. Back shirring on : 1, —s- the: jacket insures a flatter- HALF SLPS) sees 2 pes cyrus, ruby and blue. Sizes — - = Wate, § * : o popular colors in eyeglass). }., plenty of tall company | no objections to girls ‘who are frames in all age groups because it both boys and girls nearly their height Meecebie tailored by Mynett of is flattering to the amen - 4 : peccably tail e Active Season . . . Fall and blendstin with annst Sostamen| STAND STRAIGHT COLOR AMBUSH new “Fabrollo,” « fuxurious rayon and § orlon boucle that is.amazingly wash- able and wrinkle-resistant. The jacket boasts self-tubing applique and‘ pin= . | tuck trim and a lined peplum. Sizes 12% to 20%. Active fall days demand Bold black frames are for the She needn't be apologetic |* If you've fallen into a color plan-ahead care in clothes. |igirl who is the gregarious sort,| about her height. She can and | ambush, you've probably set- The rich-color tones and in- [iwho leads the cheers or serves on| should stand straight. She can | tled for wearing black, gray teresting fabrics of fall are [ithe Student Council. i wear 1-inch heels, if she likes, and navy year after year. complete in themselves and ' * © & “require a bare minimum of - é Now a sprinkling of these accessories. Shop for sim- (any or alli is fine in any plicity and learn to express — Married wardrobe but they should be your individuality with ac- 4 97 i carefully mixed with color. cessories, Let them reflect ug. ut | And not just color in accesso- ~ 24 HOUR WRECKER the cooler weather. Ac- of the economic scale—those : and ROAD SERVICE’ Pagers who receive all of their funds PERMANENTS ; cented with shiny brass trom current family., income, $950 c= with Haireat and Set p00 : PHONE FE 8-3512 buttons, the short as well as the few who some- ppt Necessary FE 59000 ; sleeved dress features college. 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We'll carefully fill your doctor’s room img ge Aa | prescription for these shoes . . . and can in- VINYL MICA ainr ie worrel shutters 4 corporate any additional corrections he Counter Topping COUNTER TOPPING ‘tate und arp popes wherl il may advise. 3 finished with a washable paint. , Ww off + 4 5¢ sq. ft. : < : If some parts of the chicken Lp. " always left over, a nese Rice $ according : sone mou? if you aw txtra Supports ? ) 0.50 to size the parts of the chicken that ENAMELED SURFACE PLASTIC —— Choice of Many, Many Styles! RUGS vv ALL Ti LE “1 4,85 A complete selection ef pat- Brown & White Saddles Moe’ Toe Scout Oxford veil why epee on dott: $45 ? T € Each REALTOR Litde Tots sizes clear thru Woodsman Brow: ” the Big Boys and Girls Sizes 6 to 8 B—E* Sizes $¥4-13 B—E Sizes 1244-3 B—-E Boys’ or Girls’ Styles. Sizes 8%-12 B—E Sizes 12%-3 B—E MAGILUX PAINT Outside bee aad $] 89 RUBBER BASE PAINT $995 Boys’ Black Oxford Sizes thru to the Big Fellows: Sizes 8%-13 C—E Sizes 12%-3 C—E *Downtown Store Only BIG GIRLS Sizes 344-0 AAA—D *Downtown store only “Sixes ah to 6 NeW Wi a Oats and Charcoal In Boys Big Girls’ Red 2-Strap Sines. 4%-8 AA—B *Downtown Store Only a $795 BOYS! #§B95 MEN'S tse Thm ore pi a Pa et Boys’ Scuff Toe Oxford in rich saddle brown. Big Boys’ & Young Men's handsome black oxfords. Galling te the East Coast of and FAMILY SHOE STORE A eet. & TRAVEL SERVICE GRACE PLUMMER REnLY 879 Hamilten' Bises 85-13 ce Sizes 3%4 B—C—D-E SOUTH AMERICA 12 ounces per shoe, vol jon S$. S$. Argentina Leather Protector, they're water repellent, soll fesistant, Hi-Shoes for Boys and Girls Hi Whites $. s, rezil brash “em a ae on jet “emi. Bi ac ctepe 294 steel : - shank a. * Brown with shark-tip. Sizes small 6-8 B—E Sigua ey . s Bie Pe ; Bizes 8%-12 C—E ween 0 38) Be Jo. iSentes 0 Sao Paulo ES Bines 1242-3 C—E *Downtown store only Beenos Aires | ay | erate, cere ar ‘ i JUVENILE BOOTERIE “Your Dealer in Dreams” 28 E. oe : (Open Pridey snd Monday’ to #9 BIRMINGHAM. “* STAPP'S Ta / | | \ > Bs THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1958 : | 4 ] Le Help Children Come to Terms With Life had told him that Jesus said, ps cs hs & lh peatpecrng die good to those who hate you a ‘Worriedly Pete said, “That dopey Bill Sloan hates me. But You told me to kick him in the shins when he tries to shove me otf my bike, That wasn’t doing good to Bill Slohn, Daddy. Jesus wouldn’t have liked it.” “Let me think a minute,”> his . Then, ‘dropping his clipping] . See be a0 rye on Wie Taye - beside Pete. the back field and asks you, ‘How wit the, he said, feeling ‘his|did- the butterfly. kaiow that’ it had ; “Jesus meant that we do|stopped to people who hate us byicould fly?” - eed }come to terms “Beth firids a brokea chrysalis in|. ; Have You Tried This? | Mustard. Sauce Pickles Variety of Vegetables By JANET ODELL Pontiac Press Home Editor *. Just before dinner the other night my good neighbor ‘sent * over a jar‘of mustard pickles. “Some time a: she had prom- ised to get me the recipe for. | them from her mother. Not ing, bat also a sample. They're delicious. x * & Mrs. Edward Fox is our | cook of the day. Ill “health | prevents her doing m many © activities as she once did. Our thanks te her for passing on this good recipe. MUSTARD PICKLES By Mrs. Edward Fox Wash and cut up: 1 large cauliflower — - peck very small cucumbers ; quarts small onions, peeled sweet red peppers 2 hot peppers Blanch in boiling water, Lay: a thick towel to drain about © or overnight. For | |- ‘on 3 hours, the sauce mix together: 2 of auger -- Lae flour cup salt large can dry mustard 1 can curry powder 3 tablespoons celery seed Stir in gradually % gallon © vnaieee: Cook until thick, stir- ring constantly. Add cut-up vegetables. Continue stirring : and cook until boiling hot. Pack into hot sterilized pint 4 =|. effective as professional treat- jars and seal. THE ~ 20° W. Huron St. Lber hein MUSETTE 3 The Florsheim version of fall’s most wanted pump—soft suede —medium high heel, pointy toe—jeweled ornament Todd’s Shoe Store Shoes for Entire Family FE 2-3821 Cd It. religiod. is man's effort to ab dkieues dbin'eeie O00 life and death,| for those who subscrife to none.. But from all parents the, ques- itions rate our serious attention and For parents of orthodox faiths, |respect. MRS. JAMES E. WILCOX Recession Wives Thritty Despite all the corny reces- sion jokes about the extrava~- gance of the American house- wife—you know and J] know it sa bar- gain hunter—thrifty to the tips of her toes, * * * That's one reason for. the growth of home beauty treat- ments, They're inexpensive, and properly applied can be as ments, mask. The facial mask is as old as the hills — or at least as old as the first blemish. The first ones were just plain mud packs. As beauty science has developed, 4ll manner of refinements — most of them very good — have appeared. FACIAL MASK The simple fact remains, a Newest version of the coat dress has side-wide — skirts, wide sleeves .and, often, a = back. Take the case of the facial T « /M uriel A. Upton Becomes Bride of James Wilcox Married Saturday in Oakland Avenue United Presbyterian Church were Muriel Agnes Upton | -and James Ernest Wilcox. Parents of the couple are Mr. ‘and Mrs. Donald F. Upton of East Third street and Ernest Wilcox of *Wenonah drive. The bride wore a Bice tpt gown of tulle and Chantilly lace featuring a scoop neckline and long sleeves. Her fingtertip veil was caught to a tulle cap, and - she carried a white orchid and stephanotis on a white Bible. Margaret Selvala was maid of ~ honor and Maria Cosma and Linda Burt were bridesmaids. They wore sheath dresses of metallic blue and carried cascades of rubrum lilies and white pompons. Sandra Nelson, niece of the bride, was flower girl. She wore a white _. organza dress and carried a basket of pink pompons. ; Best man was Harvey Murphy, - and Dick Blacklaw, David Zuehike, Jim Spring and Sam Yarger seated the guests. Donald Upton, nephew of the bride, was 2 ringbearer. Mrs. Upton wore a blue Chan- tilly lace dress with blue acces- sories and a white orchid corsage for her daughter's wedding. * * * A reception was held in. the church parlor, following which the bride changed to. a forest green suit with orange accessories and a white orchid corsage for a honey- moon-in Florida, The couple will reside on North Johnson avenue. Blouse beautiful to whip up in a few hours, to team with casual or party skirts, slacks, suits. Note, V-neck, fitted midriff that wraps and ties to a neat ’n’ narrow waist. Fun to sew with our Printed Pat- tern, — Printed Pattern 4502: Misses’ New York 11, plainly name, address with zone, size and style number. styled wave, e we CBalon A 13 GIFT Given With Each Permanent Custom Cold Waves Including haircut, oil shampoo and individual hairstyle. | SPECIAL HAIR CUT _ Including color rinse, oil cream shampoo, and No Appointment Needed! Immediate Service! ~ Open Mon., Thurs. and Fri. til 9 P.M. PHONE FE 5.9257 2nd Floor ~ Pontiac State Bank “es , $750 an ‘1() * i Complete \ i : : j Lr Nae Keloa Klub Tea Honors New Pledges. Keloa. Klub’s membership tea was held Sunday at the . home of Shirley «Hutchinson on Lakeward lane. New pledges welcomed were Judy. Ward, Dianna Rigotti, Smith, Darlene Woodhull, Bar- bara _ baugh and Mary Joe Whitfield. § wr; president; Delores. Shea, New officers are Ellen Tay- vice president; Barbara. Stang, tng secretary; rs Ninedo-jactad. walked: Sits greeny pi stow feature lavish fur trimmings of lynx or fox. | 4 Atwell,” Mary Augen- . _ “Pd_-rather be Petite” says Andie Arkin- because some of the handeanuel men are terrific and tall and prefer} to be seen With a girl who’s small. Comfort and_ style are incorporated: in this casual wool dress in bold plaid. The two piece outfit features a drawstring blouson top with a cowl neckline and a slim sheath skirt. Seventh Grade’ Holds Program at Madison High | A seventh - grade get - together was held Monday evening at Mad- ison Junior High School for par- ents, students and teachers. The event was sponsered jointly by the school and the PTSA.| George Yansen, principal, intro- duced teachers from the various; departments who explained their) part of the curriculum. A film entitled, “‘Mike Made the Mark”’ was shown. Old Glue Pots Can Be Useful Here’s how to convert an empty glue bottle into a useful desk accessory.. Soak it in hot soap or res suds until clean,. Then rinse’ int fill it with clean water and use the slotted rubber lip to “‘lick” envelope flaps and stamps. o : One from our showing of sheer wool costumes, at 59.95, designed to fit the shorter woman without alterations. ae & Scandinavian ski sweaters, other patterned styles and other bulky, beefy types will be bigger than ¢ver this fall. Fringe edges belts, blouses, ‘ even hems pt many fashions. | by buna flalons | Classic - Major Artfully styled like your best beau’s 4-button — polo shirt with just the proper dash of elegance for a lady. Luxurious 100% imported . alpaca that goes diminutive at the collar and.neckband. Autumn brilliance in red flame, nut-brown, oxford grey, sizes 34 to 40, 12.95 Hloomficld The flattery of Mr. Mort will get you everywhere! Mr. Mort helps you rise to the top with his Empire bubble-top sheath. Gros- grain. punctuates the. ele- vated waistline; linen. col- lar comes white to the point, Pure: wool in: brown, blue, ’ black, and: red. Sizes 5-15. | Evan-Picone The often imitated but can’t-be-copied: individuality ticulous in detail, tailoring . TV. so evident in this . of Evan- Beciola wool ékirt /.. becsatis shirt. . mplemented by a dacron The skit... 14.95 The blouse... 4.98 -&* Ag " ui \ + THE PONTIAC. PRESS, WEDNESDAY, ‘SEPTEMBER 10/4058 Gnd pbekcsin fe - Children’ s Clinic ). |Slates Workshop ,, |With Teachers Oakland Child Guidance Clinic well agam A lag a a i i ROM ili i I Patel. jy « + & Freudenthal, ry a former Lapeer|Standard Accident Insurance Co. tiand Flint resident, was held ‘at/of Detroit. 2-p.m. today at the Muir Brothers Funeral Home, Burial was in West} two ters, Carol and | Vienna Cemetery, Clio os a afternoon after a ‘hg illness. and bin tthe. rick, both Surviving are one son, Noble of * Lapeer; two grandchildren; three great-grandchildren and four sis- Royal Couple Invited mes to Detroit, Windsor LANSING W—England’s Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip have been invited to attend the July In- ternational Festival in Detroit and Windsor next summer, The festival, July 1 to 4, will coineide.with a visit by the royal MRS. MAUDE KUNSMAN - ROCHESTER—Service for Mrs. -\Maude Kunsman, 81, of 414 Baldwin Ave., will be held at 10:30 a.m. Thursday at Pixley Funeral Home. Burial will be in Mt, Avon branch supervisor, and Ruth Jaffe, Cemetery, social worker. Mrs. Kunsman died psychiatric social Ign ulin out The mess 9am.to4dp.m. ~ ¢| tional $60,000 a year, a report] gitold Sen, Lodge . {have notified auto dealers they will _|po longer subsidize ‘them for cars Steel Worker Die yen te reachad:for a plee Trnton Motorist Killed Cars’May Cost ratios a Satacew Sibie| ————— WP iad oar B od Weaker Michigan More ‘Former Gov. Cachis Waa dltae ed. oe Wee Seritoes New Jersey owns a factory in Sagjin a collision with 9 truck in | Auto Makers Change im in Policy Could Boost State Tab $60, 000 A chintais' tel hits -maaheecke glib on sales of cars to governmental’ units may cost Michigan an addi-| etd FORCED AIR FURNACES _ THIS PRICE COMPLETELY INCLUDES |. . . INSTALLED ‘New 85,000 B.T.U, with 10- worrenty furnace, all new ive warm oir pipe and see car Hg ; ent Ww and ges Chris M. Briehaupt,: chief of the state’s motor, transport division, manufacturers sold to state agencies and munici- palities, a Briethaupt said he had learned unofficially that the move would add $250 to $400 a unit. The state buys about 200 cars g year. -NO MONEY DOWN! : : ging sity 2 woman was accused of See her 19-month-old’ daugh- ter Michelle Ann Aug. 12. OK New School Levy HARPER WOODS ® — Voters have approved a new tax levy to help meet school operating costs for oH “il : 8 ¢ Ee ES All in one Monday night at her home, She ' i Ob jcents a gallon compared to the [leaves ‘ane son, Daniel Jones of party to Canada, legit s sling J Job average % to 35 cents a gallon paid CONVERSIONS erndale, Mh, hg State James M. diare : ully Effe ve at retail stations. _ AND BOILERS ROBERT F.S0MMER — [4a Drime minister, urging that| BRUSH, Colo, (AP) — Persie.|,-rietimupt denied that there bad . WEST TOWN. | the festival be put on the itinerary|Sive as he is, state Rep. C. P./carg by drivers, but said he would SHIP — Service for Robert F, Som-|of the royal party. Hare said he|Lamb (R-Brush) couldn’t con-ine giag to have any specific : 5. mer, 50, of 3238 Winterberry St.,|sent the invitation on behalf of|vince one voter yeS-/ charges : Ra., Troy, Burial will be in. White|wiji be held 1:30 p.m, Friday at at the of|terday in the northeast Colorado) “1 odge: had previously suggested CALLS TAKEN UNTIL 9 P M. Chapel Memorial Cemetery, Troy.ithe C. F. Schnaidt Funeral Home,|Windsor Mayor Michael Patrick. |Congressional race. private citizens report what they : Mrs, Bartley died Tuesday fol-|Royal Oak. Burial will be in Oak- Lamb devoted considerable time) considered misuse of state ve- lowing & two-year illness. She was|land Hills Cemetery. : ooo for the nomination of| icles, _ 1 ‘a member of the Hazel Park Free Driver Hurt in Collision peatle: Biree 3 Mackie ot = Methodist Church, . as Car Rams Into Pole i . ‘ emg nek. Oaeld Dea sew didate for Congress, In Lamb’ H. of Detroit, Robet Jandy) ths El here a dctver was injured in a two.{tome precinct here yesterday, the geen bec Formerly. the Temprite Co ‘man, both of Warren, Charles V. : collision yesterday which sent| "2! tabulation read: ANN SEBOR 0—Loule Eats E. MAPLE, BIRMINGHAM Sf Troy and Merrell C. of Avon| 8Y THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ee Goat Hees SL EAAETAT Date cn For Mackie, 73 votes, of Ypsilanti, was killed Tuesday 1025 . MAPLE, Township; a daughter, Mrs. Iris) CHAPEL HILL, N.C. (AP) —|Cherrylawn at Fairmont avenue. |,,* °F. his GOP rival, state Sen.|when his Car ran off a nd , R of Hazel Park; a brother; &|Noel Houston, 49, author and play- Case riven by etna McKinaie. Ranger Rogers of Littleton, 1 vote.|Township road and hit a tree. , sister;*1i grandchildren, and twolwright, died’ yesterday. He had|23, of 179 W. Columbia Ave. and . - @reat-grandchildren. several stomach opera-|Leon H. Bigger, 48, of 175 Preston| | BABY BOY BELL [tons and com St., Waterford Township, collided = . Houston had been an instructor|at the intersection. MILFORD — Graveside service/of script writing in the radio-TV- Bigger’s car hit a utility pole, for the infant son of Mr, and Mrs. | motion department at the] shearing it eight feet trom the top. Arthur Bell of 2486 Honeywell Lake! University: of North Carolina for] te was treated at Pontiac General eee og re cre Woneral en] last year. He was born in Law- ‘for cuts and bruises of uuecne ae ke i 7. Ses 8™/ton, Okla. the knees, head and nose. the in a he ee = aoe ael J. Talon, * ene a the Mother Ruled Insane = -|research and special studies sec-| After Drowning Baby tion of the Dade County Health Department, died of a heart at-| DETROIT @—A Detroit mother |tack yesterday, He was born in| charged with first degree murder _|Monessen, Pa, in the bathtub drowning of her * & * baby has been ordered commited] DETROIT (AP) — Miller Holl-| to the Ionia State Hospital for the “member of the edi- insane Boston Cream Chocolate ‘HAVE THIS KITCHEN COMPLETELY INSTALLED as pictured FOR No Money Down! ONLY p iy 36 Months to Pay! For Our Fre Planning Service Within 50 Miles of Pontige ‘Operators on Duty 24 Hours Every Day 4B | G B E A CONSTRUCTION COMPANY 92 WEST HURON ST. package! *PERFECTI Yes, every mix we moke for you is guaranteed to come out poriéet, or sénd the box top to Betty Crocker, Box 200, Minneopolis, Minn., ond General Mills will send your money back. Cake Mix Filling Mix Icing Mix tender, homemade-perfect! 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Volume No. 1 still on sale at only 25¢ 59 ° SENSATIONAL OFFER on Mar-Crest Finest Quality Aluminum Cookware EXTRA THICK ¢ MIRROR FINISH © HEATPROOF HANDLES Top QUALITY, Comeere x CLEANED. -Oreo Sandwich Cookies > |sitg 2ama Bor Cake BH. 5 ome 29 Korn Kix Cheerios tonomrsar , , . . . . Ht 3c Coco Wheat Bit, . . . . Ae 3de Rice Krispies «uocos , . . 8" 28 THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10,.1958 | ’ oT ig? WHOLE LB. FRYERS | BRING HOME THE BACON . . . FROM A&P! SAVE DURING AsP’s BACON SALE “SUPER-RIGHT” “SUPER-RIGHT” ALLGOOD FANCY SLICED THICK-SLICED 63«_ 2 wu, 119 | Polish Sausage “=r « 49 Pork Steaks “332 » 59° Patti Pak 99: Bacon Squares ge . 33 FOR CANNING . - « OR FREEZING Elberta Peaches SLICED 1-LB: 1-LB. PKG. PKG. 1 oeLB, e PKG. FROZEN STEAKS se ‘J = RED, RIPE _ AND JUICY. NEW LOW PRIGES U.S, No. 1. GRADE POTATOES: LB. BAG wos 29) 49¢ Blueberries ws, 5. 3.25 1.00 © Coulflower _ SPECIAL! SAVE AT A&P! Kleenex Tissues JA. 2 pe BRAND—White, . Yellow, == = or ies Cake Mixes _ Special 10¢ Off! PKGS, © OF 400 Beef Hash .... 2 7% . eM 35 16-OZ. 10¢ lona Sweet Peas ®% ©@0.06¢0¢8 CAN BRIGHT SAIL ; GALLON Bleach © ee ce we $6BOME 39c BEST BETS FOR BREAKEAST cele eee eo RE 26c. TAKE YOUR CHOICE... YOU SAVE ON BOTH! 3-LB. om 6 Se 4 Big “Pontiac Scie to pores You ites N. PERRY ST., at Madison 949 W. HURON ST.,:nr. Telegraph Rd, 4724 DIXIE HWY., Drayton Plains ABOVE OPEN THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY EVENINGS Until 9 25W. PIKE ST., Downtown Pontiac stn MONDAY and FRIDAY EVENINGS Until 9 Xe CLOSED SUNDAY as USUAL . JANE PARKER 8” SIZE PINEAPPLE OR LEMON PIE Your best buy in pie — Jane Parker’s pineapple or lemon! OUR PO. Oe 7 alt wrtoss inthis aid effective thru Saturday, Sept. 13th Either one has the cool tart- peg sweet flavor that’s just right on gg, € a summer aie: And the crust . is whisper-light!. ~ sae eames Coffee Cake ‘Sx. reas $9 : THE GREAT DEPENDABLF FOOD RETAILERS SINCE 1859 {ue acm Fg Cookies Wz" 2 Si 2% Pd] : 8-0z. w. 33c Realemon Brand Lemon Juice “I 29¢ Gerber's Strained — Baby Food 6 “KR 59¢ Shedd's Raverstich Salad Dressing sar 49¢ Jar For Cooking or Spread Keyko Margarine x 2 cm. S7C , thinden Cabs euiais” | Ariantic “Pacinc' | Niblets Mexicorn Se Ot =: Green Giant Brand Cream Style Corn 2 tar 33¢. “for Delicious Fried Foods Crisco” Shortening . tea -89¢ ppt , RE Se — > Liquid Trend 2 com S7c Soloda Tea Bags Paper Towels - 2 vole 37¢ Get Clothes Really Clean Tide oe 65 Giant Pkg. Te Pure, Gentle ~ Wery Soap 2 aim 35¢ Wwory Mitd , Ivory Flakes 2 ax 67c Ajax Clecnser 2 San Sle 21-Oz. Cane—2 For 45¢ Por Finest Fabrics lS Snow 2 ne 67c Giant te 7% Fine For Dishes Liquid Vel tat BE 60 Blues and Washes Blue Dot Dux — ee 32 676: Giant Pkg. 79 a5. 68¢. et etevereee - Tei hi tos hdd kta ad ba Ad Peete et yee: i — oe me tee ced, ibd Sued it thd ht ths lek | it SO * mete agi aoe, ee ae! a «ci A a kg Bp als a cg A a ad ae aba Ler ae ene ae me We ae int te * ; ba é THE. PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY: SPPTEMBER 10, 1958 ‘ dd the quick, easy way with Holland House Whiskey Sour Mix. Just add your favorite brand of ay sg the oe you'll serve fect Whiskey Sours every time. 5 a eae last night by the mcg as it hy the Cy Cor City| ings "| with the city’s share $20,184. The Manager Walter K, Willman ex- plained, because the State High- way Department has decided to in- the project. * Commissioners complained. that the curbs were added after public hearings had been held of repav-|’ ing the road from James K." boule- vard to the Orchard Lake under- pass. But they voted the funds, as the ‘State requested. ° The ‘fneresise brings the total cost of the project up to $109,015, * * state’s original estimated cost for the repaving (without curbs) was $45,000, with the city pay, ing $5,994. Asphait Paving Co., of Birming- ee It is to be completed Oct.31. stall new curbs on the west side of/the set tt et 2.2 * They set Sept. 23 for public hear- & ce. « Action on two other rolls that were ready last night was post- poned at the request of Commis- sioner Floyd P. Miles. No objections were recorded at {Set in Slaying : Judge Doty ‘Schedules Examination of Suspect in Hazel Park Death A $anity hearing was echacidlad today for Frank W. Henson, we Park factory worker awaiting. trial et month for the’ maerier, of Ne wife ; Circuit Judge Yrelk ‘G Doty scheduled the hearing for Sept. 22 on petition of the accused man’s daughter, Mrs. Margery. Tupiak,| second, who claimed her father has gone insane as the result of the death of his wife, Helen; 57. He ordered Henson, 54, examined by two psychiatrists in preparation for the hearing. . Charged with second-degree r} murder, Henson has been free clid; Pensacola avenue, Oakland to Monticello; and Wyoming avenue, Bagley to Franklin road. under $5,000 bond since hig ex- amination in February. He. will be examined by two psychiatrists in preparation for. the hearing. Prosecutor Frederick C. Ziem, after receiving notice of the hear- ing, emphasized the petition claims that insanity occurred after the ‘|death and that Henson is not men- tally capable. of standing trial a public hearing on the rezoning (now of 26 lots on the south side of Montealm street from Baldwin - avenue to the Pontiac, Oxford & _Northern Railroad from Residen- tial 2 and Commercial 1 to Com- mercial 2.. Approval of the change was held up pending deeding to the city of jan alley across part of the prop- erty. Commissioners proclaimed Sept. 18 as League of Women’s Voters Day, in honor of that organiza- vse oh long-standing non-partisan ac- “It does not claim that Mr. Henson was insane at the time his wife wag killed,” Ziem said. The victim's wife was found beat- en to death in the kitchen of her home, 62 W. Maxlow St.; Dec. 23. At first it appeared the death was accidental, but later authorities de- cided the woman had been struck on the head 13 times. : Henson has denied any knowl- edge of the crime, but assistant George F. Taylor has declared that circumstantial] evi- dence points to his guilt. . May Work on Khrushchev Reply security aides, He also . * lec Confers Today on Defense NEWPORT, R.I. (AP) —President Eisen- . hower confers today with two national » get in some Eisenhower started work yesterday on the draft of a reply to Khrushchev’s 1 letter demanding that the United States senraietsg/ oceey? on . the pol gescan withdraw its 7th Fleet and other BLAKE crisis. -/4/ forces from the Formosa area. ote mY President arranged to meet. ‘and In preliminary comment. on that de- RADIO- TV study’ confidential reports with Gordon § mand, this country has urged the Soviet $149 W. Huron Gray, his special assistant on security mat- Union to restrain Red China’s territorial ters, and Brig. Gen. Andrew J. Goodpaster, FE 45791 White House liaison man with the De- expansion ambitions in the Far East. fense Department. x & *& tk cok The President’s formal reply to Gray and Goodpaster were flying in Khrushchev is expected to be dispatched to STEREOPHONIC from Washington for the session. They Moscow by the week’s end. U.S. officials RECORDINGS were bringing latest reports on the danger- already have made it clear that the Krem- MILE MUSIC ous situation in the Formosa Strait, as well lin’s call for withdrawal of American forces as data on the international picture gen- from the Formosa Strait will be rejected _ wE POtET eraliy.. a | sa "under existing circumstances. = PS Here Are the Main Features of the Loan Plan: __- = the reason for your loan.’ on You Can Borrow Money With Your ‘Savings Account as Collateral Should you need money suddenly, for any purpose, you needn’t touch your savings. Not if you’re a Pontiac Federal Savings customer. As a member in this mutual organization, you can obtain an Automatic Passbook Loan. . . ay ee. your savings intact. You may borrow for any purpose. There is no need to explain The amount of the loan is limited only by your savings. You may borrow up to 90% of your current passbook balance. Your passbook is the only éollateral you need. . There is no consultation with a Joan officer involved. It takes less than five minutes from the time you make out your application to receiving your money. The earnings from your undisturbed savings often more than pay the low interest cost of your loan. You may repay your loan in convenient, monthly installments. The amount of the installment and the amount of time you need to repay the loan are established by you. No matter why you need money... for vacation, taxes, a new car, a major appliance, or for the down payment on a home... you needn’t cash in your savings and forego your continuing 3% earnings. Any teller will be pleased to make this automatic.loan for you. It’s your privilege as a member of Pontiac Federal Savings. Pontiae Federal Savings ‘HOME OFFICE: 761 W. HURON STREET CLY, _ Rochester: 407 MainSt. Downtown: 16 E. Lawrence St. a a . @ [ > 4, xs ~~ - ~}to its frame, Damage wag esti- mated at $80,000. The fire started| Were grappling for it. He was tried (Sanity Hearing’ | Fire ‘Desroys ‘Mansion, Scene of Recent Killing ALGONAC (UPI) — A once beau- tiful showplace home that fell on evil days and saw a killing within its walls, diéd last night by fire. * * * : The 12 room, 3story stucco house, built in the 1920s by Ed- ward A. Strong, of the Buick Division of Gen- eral Motors, was reduced virtually from an ‘Cause on the third ee and worked down to the , burning both floors almost completely, Water damage from fire hoses destroyed the first floor, In its heyday, the mansion was beautifully furnished, its grounds gardened and shrubbed and its Jawns velvet green. Important people occupied its rooms that overlooked the north channel of the St. Clair. ' But after being sold by the Strong family, the house fe11 on then he adjwho was visiting, got into an argu- Antibiotics Kill Bacteria: Which Prevent Fungus EAST LANSING . (#—Anti not only kill germs, a M State University. professor has found, they also kill and inhibit bacteria which prevent fungus dis- eases. & *&. *% This leaves the body susceptible. to fungus. diseases, said Dr, E. S. Beneke. Familiar forms of fungi are athlete’s foot and ringworm, but more serious are internal fun- gus infections. Ways of curing fungus infections have been devel- seedier ys: Its lawns grew ragged, the shrubs grew wild, * © : In 1956, the mansion, then owned by Mrs. Gertrude Beitler, was the scene of 4 shotgun’killing, Matthew J. Spieles, 45, who lived there, and Henry Hallar, 41, of Hamtramck, ment. Spieles was killed by a shot- gun blast. Hallar said the gun dis- Charged accidentally while they and acquitted. A year ago, the house was sold to two Detroit men, Roger Quinn, and Valentine Kasmir, former own- er of Club 69, a bar. Last night, the one-time resplend. ent mansion died alone: It was un- occupied, s9°*8°e= COUPON oer eeene Tae Men's, women's, children’s. 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We've takén actually hun- dreds of garments... some of them slightly soiled, some discontinued styles, some ones and twos of a kind and grouped them all together at our Tel- Huron Shopping Center store only. Without regard ““» to-olir cost or the replacement value of’ these ~ Jackets and codts, we have marked. them all on unbelievable one low price of just $12.88. There are sizes from 36 through 48 in a tremen- dous assortment of good looking styles and colors. Stop in early tomorrow morning and see just how much value you-can get at Osmun’s for just $12.88! Tel-Huron Center W. Huron - Telegraph oom eg Mon., Thurs., Sat. ‘til 9 P.M. Downtown Pontiac “Shop the Stores That Have Never Compromised on Quality” OSMUN’S TEL-HURON STORE OPEN MONDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY EVENINGS Until 9:00 P, M. 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DRASTICALLY REDUCED PRICES! @ Saucers Reg. 25c Old Fashioned Price 8c. @ Bread-Butter Reg. 35c Old Fashioned Price 11c @ Cups, ' Reg. 45c Old Fashioned Price 14c @ Salads Reg. 45c Old Fashioned Price 14c @ Dinners Reg. 85c Old Fashioned Price 26¢ @ Veg. Bowl Reg. 1.00 Old Fashioned Price 30 *Sample Prices on Ballerina Patiern PRICES VARY ACCORDING TO PATTERN ISAVE 10% MYER‘S? TEL-HURON GONTER Order Your Xmas Personalized Greeting Cards NOW! a" * ° ° * ” * e » *® td e ° e e ° » * e a ad = s * Ad ° e ° * ° e e » e ° ° e * ° * e “*. *. “. “. @ 2 ; e ° ° » » ® 2 cr) e * * s * sd = a 2 ° 2 * © * o * @ e : *» » J J a * e 2 * * * e ® ~~ » *” » e * EWELRY SHOP eesececeoe ® e e * e e o e e # ° ® e e ° * ° o * * ° * * * * e * ° i ~@ ® * * & % e. * heal J ° * e.. LJ "FREE PARKING é 3 But this theory is slightly es conceived, according to Adolph Frohn of Miami. Adolph says that -|females are indeed more curious, that whatever knowledge they pick up through these unlovable char- acteristics is quickly férgotten. “In tact, compared with males, females have the memory of a goldfish,” Frohn says. This tall and amiable expert on the relative intelligence of the sexes always makes his compari- sons jn terms of fish- This is partly because he does not want to offend his wife, who cooks very well; and $50 for 2 wks “eee only 70¢! © oiler loans to $500 . ‘with 24 mos. to repay "CASH YOU] REPAY IN wretee [mainly because he is the nation’s » jp M1 2 wees foremost porpoise and sea lion), $28.00 | $25.35 | $25.70 ~ |trainer. - $9.00 $0.70 | $1.40 x* « * ae If you have ever seen a bottle- Bae 98 ow sit vere ye jnosed dolphin raise the American ot AS per mah on omy memeint® "fag while jumping through a hoop singing “Dixie” through the hole "ASSOCIATES _ in his ree’ it ety, is a } Frobn sea PANY” 255 Ss. “TELEGRAPH RD. * Center ne, ets “We cae really give up ‘ivi ing to educate females,” Adolph says. “They are not really very geod troupers. i _ “They learn fast; in a flamboy- _~_ ‘lant, noisy sort of way, but they forget everything the minute ee et ce A —, o ciske eas Mile andesss _]ot Staepes ane Eek: Setigve in| Sooningge crit eee Lilie toch Mick ate True Life Adventures KINGS with WINGS THE GREAT: HORNED OWL FEARS NO BIRD. HE WILL NOT HESITATE TO ROB AN EAGLE - ITS. Pay 958 Productions * World Rights Reserved Walt Disne Distributed by King Features Syndicate eG: Endorse Stand on Segregation Even Peaceful Use Stirs Deep-Seated Fears take more than the usual dose of By ALTON BLAKESLEE pa Oo s Associated Press Science Writer The new ingredient, which |. . actually is old as nature, of | GENEVA (AP)—Most people nee ce en ee, Ce Seale as atreld Sad-cendtionglty ‘epee former chief m-m. for the oe ceful uses of atomic Florida tribe, has been serving ~ group. of the lenergy, study World Health Organization de- clared ‘today. ' Explaining “radiation is invisible, unheard, small source." the world suffering varying de- grees of emotiorial or mental ill- ness,said the study which was issued during the atoms-for-peace conference. The study group was headed by the fear, WHO said house (the Up- unsmelt, untasted and unfelt, ap- parently infinitely powerful, yet BOB AND PAT DUNNING’S DREAM CAR COMES TRUE IN PLYMOUTH’S END-OF-MODEL CLEARANCE SALE Canny young local couple takes ; advantage of year’s lowest prices Bob and Pat Dunning had put off buy- ing a car. Budget. Wanted to see what would happen. Last week as Bob, a commercial artist, was driving to work he noted a sign in a Plymouth dealership reading, “End-of- Model Clearance Sale. Lowest Prices of the Year.” ... “Just,” as he says, “for the fun of it,” he stopped his car and went in. Chatted with a Plymouth salesman. Couldn’t believe -his ears. b and Pat on their new Plymouth Se a a We aig we tenn n-ne ------- waeen ages et | Don’t miss LAW RENCE WELK inTV’s newest and brightest musical hour THE PLYMOUTH SHOW every week on ABC-TV. * See TV section for time and channel. 1 ‘ i i i ' i ’ ’ ‘ ‘ now — made the best deal of their lives. You can, too, if you hurry. This End- of-Model Clearance Sale will be on at your Plymouth dealer’s until the last 1958 is sold. All models included, and all at the year’s lowest prices. All come equipped with Plymouth’s luxurious Torsion-Aire Ride at no extra cost. All feature sleek Silver Dart Styling, Total-Contact Brakes, thrilling sports-car “feel,” other Plymouth exclusives. Engine options even include ~ the breath-taking Golden Commando V-8, Better stop i in at your Ply mouth dealer’s today. If you’ve been waiting to “see what' happens”... it’s happening right now! —o arm ou a em ee poe adocassannmenoesnaee . a 2 a ee Today’s best buy,.... tomorrow's best trade . & Hi on ile disagreements among scientists -{subtle fear than that of the un- Prof, Hans Hoff, Vienna ‘psychia- trist. Many people “‘now have a feel- ng that Pandora’s box has been opened, and that anything could happen now," it said. * ® * curities and uncertainties, This can be done to make them more self-reliant and emotionally ma- ture, There is little hope of chang- ing the attitudes of most of to- day’s adults.” ’ politicians, to make or recommend policies} instead of sticking to just report-|@5 ing facts, it is explained. : * * * ~The ensuing public debates and add to public confusion and worry, and destroys faith in the scientist as an unerring source of facts, it said, ° Politicians, lacking scientific training, have to call on scientists for advice; ‘some resent this and see a treat to their own power from the scientists; others ‘‘use”’ the scientist, the study said. time-bomb dooming future gener- ations is ‘ta deeper and more leashing of energy that might de- stroy the universe. * * * of almost all men. In all us, mental health in the atomic age|still easily “csi Roy ” add- lies in training children, at home|eq Dr. Eduardo E. Krapf, psychi- and school, to “‘live realistically|atrist of Buenos Aires, secretary in a world of rapid change, inse-\of the study group. scheme a com ae politicians.” Out of Sagar from the memory. They have asked that “a portion of the word- “There might be something|ing’ be removed, secu ws ims =s|World Is Gripped by Atomic Jitters springs from an almost infinitely|peculiarly horrjble in the idea, for example, of the cow, the giver of This anxiety: has people around/milk to children, as being a con- centrating agent of radiation.” Many people don’t want to read about atomic energy ‘because they are afraid of becoming afraid. They retreat into the dark caves of their own emotions,” Ritchie ‘Calder, British science writer serving on the study group, told a news conferente. - * 8. * Atomic energy “awakens all sorts of fears lying ‘in the minds underlying child who Kentucky Town Wants ‘Bloody’ — All right, but let’s keep that skeleton in the closet, | That’s ‘the gist, a about 100 phone calls Mayor Roscoe Petrey said he received after a local in- surance man erected this sign on the city limits: “Welcome to Kentucky's Friend- * * * liest Town—Bloody Harlan.” “Why toss away a history that is rich in- tourist interest,’ ex-| plains insurance man Nick John-|- son, who says he’s trying to pro-| Fear that. radiation will be a/mote business. Harlan got the name during labor disputes in the coal mines back in the ‘30s. * * * , But Harlan’s city council shies IT LEAVES YOU —— Ld GET ON | THE VODKA WAGON WITH \ a Pa ase ° | BREATHLESS! P 7 Nond / » tifor Honesty — HUNGTINGTON, NY. (ABA “lday at the races ‘and a stack of Thirty minutes afterward, said| goodies await some unknown ae et a ce, oe ee a year,” Denton damn," spelling but none in honesty. ’ They are the j le nondelin- quents . who “b Nicholas, Cari- cola's pavement roller, and left a/ note and $2.62 in small change. inquents- Voters Mass “Behind! Incumbent Senator in Florida Primary By HENDRIX CHANDLER MIAMI, Fla. (AP) — ocrats gave Sen. Spessard Holland's firm stand on segrega- tion and state's rights a rousing endorsement in yesterday's pri- mary. : Ng ‘They renominated him over Clauide Pépper by an. 80,000-vote margin at the end of a sizzling) campaign in which Pepper's stand “jon the racial issue and his al- leged softness toward the ‘Soviet Union were prime issues. * bf ® Returns from 1,798 of 1,880 pre- cincts gave Holland 386,989 votes | a rally at Madison Square Garden 1946 Holland said the committee was an {ndependent organization and had no connection with his cam- The same picture was used in 1950 when Sen. George Smathers unseated Pepper after 14 years service, ee ee Pepper’s margin of defeat was even, greater this time than in 1950 wheri he lost by 67,000 votes. took a stand for segregation, they approached the problem from dif-| on for dealing with -integration and compulsory civil rights. He also pledged- he would seek to curb powers of the U.S. Supreme Court. 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SALE ENDS | SEPT. 20th 7) WOOL ARGYLES — a Puiaa & joke “on n city slicker visitors to the Wisconsin State Fair at Milwaukee, farmer William McKen- row paints a.colorful Argyle plaid pattern on his Shropshire ewe lamb. He says one in ten visitors fall for the gag. Maybe they think that’s how Argyle-patterned socks grow... Aathotities Disagree Near, Middle, Far ‘East Mixed Up on Boundaries WASHINGTON — The | ter ms|Bureau, however, tlie’ Office of “Near: East,” ‘Middle East,” and{South Asian Affairs deals only with; “Far East’ are used to divide|the countries that compose the So- the vast Orient into handy sections, jciety's Middle Hast. 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Me-|7 go completed _ the victory |was renominated without oo Sete et ba elections except for oe ae teria eecingt Rotsed SXgAE|Georgia and Rhode Island, Ver- : Two senators — Arthurs Wat-/nominated wien oo by aes comes © today, ba chusetts, “Wiogonsie A —handily beat : Ne ak Island has a split deal _ Arizons, Colorado, “Utah and)"2, Gov, Ernest McFarland m eae D- “s “gs 4. Coya Knutson (D-M =f ra agen o onde llenge ay Rep, Coya Knutson (D-Minn),|the Democrats holding theirs next These mee the major results: /the pest hurdle in his attempt to : varce as 10 States eta Senate hy rong wp ta ley the oppstion pa s,_ Watkins ./Sen. Barry Goldwater, who ousted him in 1952, Goldwater. faced ‘with serious trouble in No-| the lady legislator who defied her {Senate seats, 59 House berths and Wednesday and the re je Steve McNichols ‘ | a Democratic renomination — ~ .|without opposition and State Rep. -|Palmer Burch had clear sailing in gaining the GOP assignment) to [oppose MecNichols in November. * © * : Washington — Sen. Henry M. Jackson won a hands-down tri- umph over Mrs, Alice F, Bryant in the Democratic primary, Wil- _jliam B. Bantz had no foes in his bid for the Republican senatorial the China mainland? This time American determina- stoi f0/Soviet Union, they may hardly go on indefinitely. tion and strength may have chilled Communists, particularly recap: Aly. Sonal Oc cf oe - atomic bombs and enough planes to take a chance on CF Naot: tune, “with help from the risk the chance, it's & dination whieh’ toe When -the Reds Seivgetiinne|ndiaidite fight for. Quemoy and Kabihek off the mainland-to For|tbe Mateus to dlend’ Formosa mosa, 100 miles across the straits fe dee the United States—although Dul. les told mews conference yester poten obligation on the United States to defend Quemoy. Loss of a third .|of his army would truly make Chi-jt ang a paper tiger on Formosa where he could hardly survive sass China Might Fight United States Next Time getting into war- over the small Quemoy and: Matsu islands near So, when ‘the Reds bombarded the Matsus, the Unit- ously, if that was all that was in- OUTWARD TO THE STARS ne at sc i tn Prt shelter the Dé to: thn ttbanice et. etutaphere and the danger from cosmic rays and falling meteors, a permanent base _(21)—The Lunar Colony By Don Oakley and Ralph Lane crater or mountain to afford maximum protection. While excavations are under way above, temporary domes workers, (2) This cutaway shows suggested layout of a lunar colony. A nuclear reactor supplies power, heat and light to its various sections. A hydroponic garden supplements food supplies from Earth. The science of biology will play an important part in the establishment of the colony. Special crops, suitable for use on the Moon, may have’ to be evolved. Although hydroponic farming is still experimental,, it will doubtless make great advances long before men reach the Moon. The synthesizing of foods from strains of algae and yeast ages on Earth. At the same time, has intrigued man for is ready belngSnvetgnted as a scton to food short (3) From the Moon base, now quite extensive and self-sustaining, with its outlying laboratories, observa- tories and shops, a land train sets out to explore distant areas and survey mineral resources. bad universe. With no haze or intervening atmosphere and no weather’ to spoil observations, they have-an unobstruct- ed view of the stars and planets. A celestial body which will undoubtedly get top priority is Mars, the planet that Re A See ee astronomers study Earth and the centuries. may be constructed, at least in part, in the side of a municate with Ru BELFAST, Ireland — P e at. in “Our only chance to avoid anni- mostly found in hill hilation is to let Russia know and the right to cut it be- — to bring them to the United to the farmers and the estate sgh gl ban, gammy apn See ee pl says, The Utsh educator! of “turbary” from) LANSING —A new “two-way visited Russia last year and said. estate owner, After cutting,|stop’ law for school buses goes was allowed to see everything peat is stacked until it bejinto effect. Saturday with more than 150 other laws adopted by the 1958 legislature. Dangling car ornaments will be banned, the price of driver opera- tor licenses raised and a new point system for weeding our bad drivers officially launched the same day. Under the constitution, all become effective 90 days after formal ad- journament of the which broke up in mid-June, The school bus law requires motorists to come to a halt when approaching or following a stopped school bus. Until now, only trailing cars had to stop. The measure does not apply in cities or villages unless local ordi- nances .require it, highways when the bus is across the divider strip, * ro * Price of driver licenses goes up to $3.50 for original applications and lesser. amounts for renewals. The increase will help finance high school driver education programs around the state. A new point system sets forth a specific number of demerits for various traffic violations as a guide in suspending or revoking driver licenses, The Secretary of system unofficially all summer. The “dangling ornament” bill is jaimed against drivers who deco- irate their windshields with baby For Sale—HOUSES ; totaling million dollars under another law. or on divided | wh a false report on a bomb threat to State’s Office has been using the ee Many New State Laws Effective on Saturday Another new measure authorizes the Governor to reorganize state p tngr aay Wh but leaves the way clear for the legislature to veto any of mi actions, GGov. Williams already has named a citizens ad- visory group to make recommen- dations on government oan tion, Private businesses which operate on an accrual rather than cash basis will reap federal income tax benefits as much as 150 It shifts the due date for taxes from Jan, 1 to Dec, 31, giv- them a ‘‘one-shot’ chance to make two property tax deductions for in- come tax purposes in one year. x ‘*& * Among other new measures tak- ee etre Saturday are those Make it a misdemeanor to make a school, theater or other site, Curb sale of obscene literature by redefining objectionable books or pictures and permitting local officials to ask for an injunction, setting up a court hearing on disputed literature, Authorize suspension of a hunt- ing license for three years for reckless or negligent use of a gun or. bow and arrow, Make it a felony to be convicted ee ee x * years, Authorize two or more local gov-|I ernments, regard! Sealed proposals will be received by City Clerk, 35 S. Parke Street, Pontiac, Michigan up to 4 o'clock P.M. |Shoes, fox tails or other objects a which impair their vision, Monday, September 15, 1958 for the pare of the fol- | lowing houses: 125 E. PIKE STREET —1 and 2 Story Frame 24x28 Plus 14x20 Garage ‘ 84 DOUGLAS STREET — 14-2 Story Frame 24x26 — No Garage 38 S. JOHNSON AVENUE — 2 Story Frame 26x24.5 and Garage 42 S$. JOHNSON AVENUE 1 Story Frame 24x46.5 and Garage : 48 S$. JOHNSON AVENUE = Story a Frame 24x40 and Garage ae Purchaser agrees to Move of wreck on or before October 15, 4958. Purchaser agrees to’comply with all City x regulations and ordinances. Purchase price may ¢be- cash or terms, to be arranged. ~ sADA-R. EVANS, City Clerk DATED—SEPTEMBER. 8, 1958 Publish September 9, 16 and 11 It’s a pleasure kind’ of custom ow 908 W. HURON aot TELEG it's a pleasure... something a little bit better—the man who is a little bit more particular finds his way to Harwood Custom Tollors. We're showing hundreds’ and hundreds of Finer Fabrics ready to be Custom tailored into the style of - Custom-Tailoring _COstS no more. Come in and see for yourself. 4 ' HARWOOD to do business with “our ers! . The man who wants in Set up a $7,500 aa for dele- gates to a Constitutional Conven- tion,. Voters will decide Nov. 4 whether to call a convention to re- vise the state constitution. * * * Set up a $5 annual registration fee for lobbyists, Set a two-year limitation for fil- ing of a suit for injuries resulting from sale of liquor. CAA Reports Increase in Certificates to Pilots WASHINGTON — The Civil Aero- nautics Administration reports a 62 per cent increase in the num- ber of pilot certificates issued in the first half of 1957 compared The C.A.A, issued 39,006. s pilot cértificates, 12,134 private pi- lot certificates, 16, 479 commercial pilot certificates, and 2,643 airline transport certificates, with the first six months of 1956. FS cya "U.S. is cut by machines, HIGH WASH — Two workers ‘use well-secured ladders to do very, long anyway without Ameri- can help, ‘ition and war not only with Red jlarly ammunition, volved, there wotild ts no basis for action on the part of the Unit- to say that by themselves the islands are not worth defending and are not nec- essary for Formiosa’s defense. That raises a nice question alt by itself: * * * Why then did the United States ever let Chiang put so many troops there, creating a situation which might require American. interven- China but perhaps even with the Soviet Union? The United States took that chance by using units of the 7th Fleet to convoy supplies, particu- to Chiang's bombarded forces on Quemoy, Dulles said what is involved is * those islands it seems sure there Sel an thes: petews end Red Chinese strength grows in weap- ons and planes, this country may increasingly unwilling to war to defend the small is- ah the answer? Dulles in- concesajions vember because of heavy vote husband’s Gamand that she give |Sept. 25. tute'Shaw in the governor’s primary. nod. ; Minnesota Vote |Growing Strength Makes Concessions Greater Necessi ty . ) Ear ly P inup Painter Switches to Horses Bolsters Dems. WEST ORANGE, N. J. (®—As a painter, Allen F. Brewer Jr, has |gone from pinups to pintos. He is now one of the country's leading painters of horses. But two decades ago Brewer worked his way through Yale painting pinup girls with innocent pastoral scenes ion the other side that could be — when parents came to He has since moved from here to Kentucky but on a recent visit he says he still does pinups—on the backs of playing cards. Clock Runs Backward, Keeping Perfect Time COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. if — Horological expert Alvin «J. Lantz is giving clockwatchers here a rough time, Lantz has rigged up a unique clock. It keeps perfect time except that it runs backward. 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Schaupeter of 461 Mandon Lake road and the late Mrs. Schaupeter. For her wedding, the new Mrs. Goodman chose a_ floor-length . gown of white lace, featuring a Sabrina neckline. Her fingertip veil of Italian lace fell from a: pearl and lace tiera, and she car- ried a colonial style bouquet of white carnations and Calla-lilies. Maid of honor was Donna Shear- er of Marion Lake, A maids were Linda Schaupeter: of Grosse Pointe, the bride’s niece; Lynn Buchman of Orchard Lake and Pat Harrington of Farmington. Linda Lapear of, Mandon Lake was the flower girl. The best man. was Charles. Rog- ers of Dayton, Ohio. Ushers were Tim Allard of Detroit, Gail Hitt of Birmingham and Gene Atwood of Lexington, Ky. k- ok Ot : The reception was held at the National Guard Armory. Now making their home at Man- don Lake, the newlyweds ‘plan a honeymoon trip to Texas later. The bridegroom, who attended Ohio State University, is stationed with the Army at the Commerce SGT. and MES. GARY L. GOODMAN \Nike Site, b MR. AND MRS. ALBERT [., WILLIAMS ‘Barbara Jean |Albert L. Williams Wed ., honeymoon trip te northern Mich- igan. lenrolled H ornsby, the Navy aboard the USS Hornet in Bremerton, Wash., and the bride is making her home with her par- “tents, Dag Reportedly | Fails in Mideast British Troops. Stuck in Jordan Since Truce Fails to Mature BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) — ing a truce between Jordan and the United Arab Republic so Brit- ish troops can withdraw from Jor- dan. ae : ££. & The only thing the U.N. Secre- tary general has a 80 7G s fice on Sept. 24. But. Jordan’s King Hussein and Premier Samir Rifai are reported afraid that -the suspension in UAR, President Nasser’s cam- paign to unseat them is only tem- porary, A diplomatic source in Amman said Nasser had refused to guarantee that his government would not interfere in Jordanian affairs, Without such a guarantee, this source said, Hussein and Rifai -|would not accept a U.N. observer as a replacement for the 3,000 British troops protecting their re- gime. ‘ **« * * will fly back to New York for the opening of the General Assembly next Tuesday. He has to report to the Assem- bly by Sept, 30 on his progress in carrying out the unanimous _res- olution of last month’s emergency Assembly session on the Middle The diplomatic source in Am- that a “U.N. présence”—probably an ambassador or commissioner to relay reports to the Assembly- be established in Amman as a restraining influence against out- side interference. Jordan insisted that U.N, ob- servets also be put in Cairo and Damascus but Nasser refused to accept his for Cairo, the source said. Tentative 3,499 Enroll _: in Clarkston Schools CLARKSTON — Enroliment in Clarkston Community Schools has been placed at a tentative 3,499 compared to last year’s 3,177, ac- cording to Robert Clingman, assis- tant superintendent. . In the hich school, there are 200 pupils in 7ih grade, 195; in 8th, 201; in 9th and 10th, 199; 11th, 165, and the 12th has 104. Clarkston Elementary School has 703; Andersonville Ele- mentary, 490; Pine IN ob Elemen- tary, 799; and Sashabaw Elemen- tary, 438. Output Nearly Same DETROIT # — The magazine Iron Age reports estimated pro- duction of Detroit area steel mills this week is 72 per cent of capac- * ity, virtually unchanged from. last \}week's 71.5 pericent. An estimated 102,850 tons is expected to be pro- duced, compared with 120,900 tons —93 per cent of capacity—a year ago, the magazine said. Rochester Counts 4,107 pupils are enrolled in Rochester Community School District schools |this fall, Supt. Donald C. Baldwin announced. This represents a gain of 200 over _ year, The bridegroom is stationed with man said Hammarskjold proposed. ROCHESTER — A total of 4,107 THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1958, ther, the bride wore a gown of Chantilly lace and tulle, with a ‘chapel train, Sabrina neckline to a Given in marriage by her fa. Both attended Bob Jonés Univex sity in Greenville, §. C. from which the the bridegroom was graduated, H oneymoon WATERFORD TOWN SHIP — Honeymooning this week at Ni-|emon agara Falls following their Satur- day wedding at the First Presby- terian Church, Pontiac, are Mr. and Mrs. James L. Lesar. The bride, the former Carole Jane DuFord, is the daughter of Mrs. William C. Olmstead of 6021 Graper St. and Donald J. Du- Ford of Grand Rapids. Mr: and Mrs. Joseph Lesar of 850 Hospital Rd. are the bridegroom s parents. : * 2% * A fitted bodice, Sabrina neck- line, short sleeves, princess style waist and a three-tiered bouffant skirt were the features .of the bride's English embroidered or- gandy floor length gown. She wore a crown of organdy with a finger- tip veil and carried a white orchid with stephanotis streamers on a white Bible. Judith Maxwell of Pontiac was the maid of honor and best man was dames Attard of Ypsilanti. Bridesmaids were Katherine Mc- Clelland and Mrs. Charles Smith, both of Pontiac. Guests were seat- ed by Charles Smith and Howard Cate, both of Pontiac. A reception was held in the MRS, SHELDON L, GEORGE es ine aN. La ion ‘at Niagara After Pontiac Wedding = parlors following the cer- The bride attended Western Michigan oe The (Es a —o on New- berry” street in Pontiac. Clarkston Board Views. Plans of High School CLARKSTON ,— Working draw- ings for the new high school were presented to the Clarkston Commu- nity School Board Monday by Rich- of Louis C. Kingscott and Associ- ates of Kalamazoo. It will be built on the property adjacent to Clarkston Elementary School, LAKE ORION — The women's department of the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints will sponsor a baked ham dinner, family-style, from 5 church at 531 E. Flint St. Proceeds from the dinner will go into a fund for an addition to the present building. : ard Prince, architect from the firm: to 7 p.m. tomorrow night at the |} Cancer Group Hears Welfare Worker Mrs, Wilma Burgridge of” the Adult Hospitalization Division of the Oakland County Department of Social Welfare was the guest speaker yestérday at the first bi- monthly meeting this fall of the American Cancer Society volun- teers in North Oakland County. Mrs. Philip Francis, unit volun- tary. activities chairman, an- poet Se eens a 8, 9 and 10 will be the annual leadership training _ conference days at Michigan State University. -The conference, for branch gen- eral chairmen and unit chairman in Wayne, Oakland and Macomb counties, will cover the supervis- ing and organizing of a community American Cancer Society program. This year, Mrs, E. M, Estes of Birmingham, education chairman, and Mrs; Philip Jackson of Holly, public’ information chairman, are planning county. public education program on cancer. Williams Fights On for ‘Seal of Quality’ SPARTA (UPI — Gov. G, Men- nen Williams said Tuesday he products, near Sparta that the voluntary gan products would be again in the 1959 | ture, ° ~ The con | Measure passed the House this year but was killed in the Senate Agricul- ture Committee, ; “One senator, identity unknown, interposed his will in a secret committee session to prevent), legislation which has received the endorsement of all the major farm groups and an overwhelming vote in the House of Representa- tives,” Williams told . the fruit hasn't given in his 10-year fight for of a-“seal of| — quality”: law for Michigan farm) — Williams told a meeting of the} - Peach Ridge Fruit Growers Assn./ grading plan to help sale 6f Michi-| © introduced! “DRAYTON PLAINS — Honey-; mooning in Quebec this week are Mr, and Mrs, Gerald D, Duns- ‘more, who were married Saturday evening at St. Paul Evangelical Lutheran. Church, Pontiac. Offi- ciating at the ceremony was the Rev. George Mahder. The former Joanne. Mae Thomas, the bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Norman A. REY Lag AND MBS. GERALD D.. DUNSMORE Drayton Plains Bride Ott forH oneymoon il in Quebec Maid of honor was the bride's sister, Janet: Attendants were Patsy. Johnson of Detroit, Donna Michael of Utica and Connie Sabat of Pontiae. Roy ead of Grayling was ushers were SALLY JO PETERSON . Mr. and Mrs. Howard G, Pe- terson of Ellery street, Williams Lake, have announced the en- gagement of their daughter, oit, son of Mr. and Mrs, John Benoit of Climax. The prospec- tive bridegroom is stationed at the Army Nike Site In Commerce Township. An October wedding at Christ Lutheran Church, Wa- terford, is being planned, Sally Jo, to Pfc. Ronald S, Ben- Pontiac, Lyle of Port Huron. yy Ferris Institute. The bride is a senior in the Ferris Pharmacy School. © Asks for In junction Against Teamsters FARMINGTON — A Farmington ° firm has asked Oakland County Circuit Court to grant an injune- tion and $250,000 damages against Teamsters ocal 283 for picketing and allegedly interfering with the operations of the company. Filing a suit was the Northwest Propane Corp., 32445 Northwestern |Highway, a bottler and distributor of propane gas. Named as the de- fendantg were three men, cited as = pickets, and John and Mary — _* ~ x * The firm alleges that the union of gas, chemical and petroleum drivers made itself organizer of the corporation without the consent of the employes. growers, County Calendar Auburn Heights Auburn Heights iS Gomiventty Club will meet at = 30 p.m. Thursday at the club- se aanet. Doroth Leonard will CHICAGO (AP) — Chlorophyll, the stuff that makes plants green, may eventually aid in treatment of heart failure, a chemist said to- y- * ‘ But he added this was no reason for anyone to go and eat chloro- phyll-rich vegetables like spinach and beet ereens. * * Two clasees of chlorophyll com- rey MARY. LOUISE KAUPPILA ny The engagement of Mary Louise Kauppila to Dexter Thor Jr. hag been announced by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Felix | Kauppila of 911 Whitcomb Ave., Royal Oak. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Dexter Thor of 1813 South Bivd., Avon Township, the prospective bridegroom is a graduate of Lawrence Tech, An April. wed- Plant-Tint Chlorophyll May Fight Heart Failure ious) properties.” will pounds, called chlorins and rho- dins, haye proved beneficial to heart failure, said Dr. Herbert W. Wetherell Jr. He is assistant pro- fessor of physiology and pharma- cology at the gveweraty of Ne- braska, Speaking to a session of the American Chemical Society's an- nual convention, Wetherell said he was enthusiastic about results. But he said the materials were nét yet ready for testing on hu- mans. * * * Chlorophyll is a plant substance which allows green plants to make sugars.and starches from carbon dioxide and water with the aid of sunlight. “Digitalis — the dfug most fre- quently used in heart failure—is very Satisfactory,’ Wetherell said, “but it must be handled with cau- tion because of its toxic (poison- x * * %, “Our compounds appear to be relatively nontoxic, and to have em. available as supplements to talis would be advantageous.” Clarkston PTA Plans Get-Acquainted Session ‘CLARKSTON — The Clarkston Elementary School PTA will = School Board members, teachers introduced by Mrs, William nem field, PTA president. Refreshments will be served te homeroom mothers.: a Haiti, Sith a population of three million, is one of the world's most ‘ling is. planned. densel populated areas, laboratory animals with induced |%¢ and other school personnel will be) 'N 0 will ting hes Rochester Chapter df De: @ public installa lon of pend at “\ansoale pt. 20 the Rochester Temple. SUSIE LINDSTROM — Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lind- announced the engagement of their daughter, Susie, to Stephen E. Kebler, son of Mrs, Walter Denomme of 3522 Oakshire Dr., Watérford, and the late Steve. Kebler. The bride-elect. attended Valdosta State College —_— Alpha Omega _ sorority. stitute, Big Rapids, the prospec- tive bridegroom is a member * beg ye Tigers baseball m, @ ay club of the’ Detroit The wedding will take | plate Oct. 12 at the First Baptist Charch - Valdosta, first meeting of ca. club year. 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Bek Eight Giants and five Cardi- nals have been brought back from: the Minors, They irclude ‘Frisco rookies Andre Redgers and Jim King and the McDaniel brothers, Lindy and Von, of the Cards, Phil Cavaretta , resigned as Buffalo manager yesterday. after finishing 7th, i * * Donn Shelton, sport publicist ‘at Wayne University, resigned his job to take a public relations post with a television station. * * * Dave. Martin, former Cran- brook track ace, has transferred from Denison University in Ohio to the University of Michigan. — * * * * Steve’ Boros, George Thomas and George Alusik have joined the Tigers from their respective minor league camps. Boros, from Flint, Spend part of tle season as a bonus player with the Tigers in 1957. *' &@&: & Rocky Nelson has captured the International League's triple crown for the se¢ond time with 43 homers, 129 rbis and a .326 ave. x*-* * Former NBA scoring cham- pion Neil Johnston has signed for his eighth season with Phil- adelphia while the New York /Knicks have signed 6-6 North Carolina star Pete Brennan. * * * The . Pittsburgh Steelers have asked waiyers. on veteran - ree after a year in Canada. ‘THE BOMB’ TRADED — Tom “The Bomb” Tracy, former | _ Birmingham High gridder, is back with coach Buddy Parker as | the Detroit Lions traded him to the Pittsburgh Steelers yesterday for a high draft choice. Tracy played | one season with ‘the Lions - ‘PHE PONTIAC PRESS, N << 7 4 ,. Pecans WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10,1958 7 * * Only 3,644 Fans See Tigers Thump Nats, 7-1. .|game was completed. _ DETROIT w — Now Jim Bun- ning can laugh at all this talk about ‘a jinx or a hoodoo. Nine straight times the Detroit Tiger righthander had gone to the mound, and nine straight times he was in the shower before the Last night, before the smaliests night game crowd in Briggs ‘Stadium history, Bunning went the nine-inning route for the first pitched a no-hitter against the Boston Red Sox. The Tigers defeated the last-place Washing- ton Senators 7-1, before only 3,644 patrons. ‘For the slender sidearmer who won 20 games a season ago, it was just the seventh complete game in 29 starts but it was an important milestone in an otherwise dis- appointing season. * + * jadd to his woes. Bunning Pitches Distance’ son igs oe scarcely needed any -kind of a so-called jinx to * Though he pitched a nifty three-hitter for his 1th triumph against 10 setbacks, Bunning could not avoid the gopher ball. Herb Plews, the light-hitting Washington... second _ baseman, ruined. Bunning’s shutout effort with a leadoff home run in the ninth, time since July 20, the day he Plagued by home runs all sea- The ball bounced off the upper Kocsis, Miles ‘Move Along in U.S. Amateur All Favorites. Advante . in 3rd Round Matches at Olympic CC “(Special to The Pontiac Press) SAN FRANCISCO — Michigan's contingent in the National Ama- teur golf tournament had ‘‘so-so”’ luck ‘Tuesday in the second round of match play at Olympic Country Club. Only. two of the state's six_en- tries, Chuck Kocsis of Royal Oak Jand Birmingham's John Miles, back Joe Johnson, who had beem|were still alive today. gned as a free agent after be- Saginaw Boxer on TV Tonight Mickey Crawford Faces ‘Trial Horse’ Jones in Chicago’ Stadium CHICAGO (AP) — Art student Mickey Crawford, who seems to get more on canvas with a brush than with his fists, faces trial aro Tiger’ Jones tonight in a 10 round welterweight Scrap, seen ovis, AED earting at 9 p.m. EST: Scoring will be “under the five point must system, , Crawford, 24, has climbed to the National Boxing Assn. No, 4 spot among welterweight / contenders on a record of 22 victories in 26 bouts. But the Saginaw, Mich., battler, who hopes eventually to have his own art studio, has only two knockouts to his credit, making. before the national TV cameras, is a swarming type of fighter who} jumped to prominence three years ago in’ the Chicago Stadium ring by handing comebacker Sugar Ray Robinson one of his worst epoundings, The 30-year-old. Yon- kers, N. Y., resident has 45, vie- tories in 72 starts, but only 11 /keayens. Skinner Is Named Wings’ Head Scout DETROIT ‘®—The Detroit: Red ings have made a quick shift in job of chiet scout, ereé ahd scout in several es. He was head of the Red scouting staff for six years, _ has been serving as a sveel’ eikintant’ to Adams since ea ee Pompey ‘Decks! Turpin BIRMINGHAM, England Randy Turpin, former woidd middleweight CREM AIES was knocked pon in the second ‘Tuesday nigh t..by “Yolande Pom- pey of Trinidad in a light heavy- Kocsis, who went to the finals of this tourney in 1956 before | losing to Harvie Ward, defeat- ea Robert. Ihianfeldt of Seattle, advantage at the turn, The veteran Kocsis was‘slated to meet Join Humm of Rockville Cen- |ter, N-Y.,-in today’s 3rd round jaction, One Michigan victory came at the expense of another state player when Miles, the young magazine salesman, eliminated Tom Draper of Birmingham,/1 up. Richard Weyand, 19-year-old Birmingham golfer, bowed to Bill Williamson of Charlotte, N. C., 2:1, while Tony Lopucki from Romulus dropped a 2-1 decision to Colby Ware of Augusta, Ga. Lopucki was 1 down at the turn . The most controversial round of tin Stanovich. Stanovich probably has the mest uporthodox swing in major league amateur golf, But the claim is that he can shoot “just good enough” to win any match. In fact, the U.S. Golf Assdciation took notice of this a couple of years ago when it turned down his application. Pr " eThe field was cut to 64 before today’s matches—and by nightfall only 16 of these will be lef after the third and fourth rounds.’ * * * But starting today, the cream of the crop, from. the youngsters to Chick Evans, the 68-year-old ex- champ, still were in conterition. Robbins wheeled throng the og mn tale FLOODING . ra | Senesky coached the Warriors Don Scott sees NOT THREE... « Department Open, trom the 1955-56 season when they! ter U5) stALLIN® : La> Pity ho Met P.M. MOTOR MART SAFETY CENTER TIRE and SERVICE SPECIALS B. F. GOODRICH SAFETY-S| 9 5 Plus Tax and Retreadable Tire 6.70-1 5 Tubeless A Good Buy in a Good Tire WHEEL ALIGNMENT 5 95 1958 Electronic equip- ment. Factory trained ex- perts, Correct camber, BUT eve. re Ta BLACKWALLS ona a ae eel a et oe Joe} Trapp. Dixie 9: Wins Opener COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo, —Greenwood, S. 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Monks TE 4.8210 STRIKES and SPARES ee FE 2.9251 B.EGoodrich Storts Monday G : » : . rn - ce, * _THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 195 ‘AA ‘ Fullback Only ED ee ccimmumanae: R- aM Saud Ze Pirates Toke ou Game Bulge i in Battle for ond oe oa | + cour ayia sorag cet ls N : ; , Other Positions Have 10,000 and be the 1958 season high|Twinbills in AABC Meet. 5 Ow. f obi @. | : rey Veterans All Ready here. : 4 to Wok UC Je eat fanrs twice | ee pt im emsansnoe ee : or more é fi 8 0 olverines coceatihad | nase Ligama o_funec of Saee aa seek sla Se Seer By AO Oyler Kiuazewski took Hall's place a and|ing Los “Angeles £3 ‘after a 62)Porterfield (3-6) was the winner| (he Only backfield position at eA number of drill teams. It starts)... baseball. tournament: here, : Ex-Back Suffers Injury| 4 Sash of genius hit Manager/broke the 1-1 tie with a success in the completion of an-|in relief, Paul Giel (45) lost it, [an State where you cou hour before game time. eis ae 4 je , Ted The Pirates cut Milw sjother July 27 game. The-Giants tied the regularly cele Hight x the opening] There will be a 15-minut speech- 4 to: Leg; Sophomore Now /nhit the ball and the Pittsburgh Pi-|lead to.6% games, but the pores | : x * & scheduled game against rookie gene — making program ‘at homeplate| Chicago drew a bye, but Cinein= Only Contender rates hit the San Francisco Giants|reduced their magic numbéf to|’ Frank Thomas, who had hit a| George Witt in the sixth on a two-| “Ke Panitch, the chunky Chi-| just before the New York anes nati was to play a 12: Dye ee for a 4%-game lead in their run|nine en route to their second|two-run homer for a 3-3 tie before out walk to Willie Mays, who stole| “28°, Senior, is slated to start atigo to bat. . |with Wyandotte and then a-3:30 . for the runnerup spot in the Na-|straight .pennant by Cin-|the curfew sounded in Pittsburgh/ second, and Orlando Cepeda’s dou- quarterback. Lansing junior Dean * <2 4 ‘ p.th, contest with Knoxville. Cleve- ANN ARBOR «# — Jim Byers| tional League. : -Jeinnati 3-2, St. Louis beat the Chi-|six weeks ago, drove in the win |hle. Reliever Elroy Face (5-2) was|L0o* 38 Picked for left half and) “poor prizes ranging a new| land and Wyandotte were to club was the kind of football player] ‘That’s the way the Bucs, riding|©28° Cubs 8-7, Philadelphia ended |ning run with a single as play re:/the winner, getting pinch-hitter Flint senior Art Johnson has right), . :30.. that forms the foundation of all all/this high for the first time ned Halen ial aes aa sumed in the eighth inning. Bob/pin white for the final out with half sewed ‘up. good football teams. 1944, made off with a two-game ‘ the bases loaded. Gordon Jones (2-| But Bob Arend and Bob Ber- He never got much glory in his|sweep over the Giants last night. 1) was the loser in relief, cich are still battling it out at two A naned at acaba: He-was | They won 2-1.0n Murti “— begged k ow saline. IN a utility man, the guy who played|hunch after winning The Braves won with two runs| ‘The position was put up for grabs |p wher the regulars were weary or|completion of a game left hang- in the ninth, counting the clincher this fall when Blanche Martin, the/[iM hurt. ing since July 27 by Pennsyl- on a two-out error. Singles by Ed|River Rouge power runner, was/is Onée ‘as 2 sophomore .he vania’s Sunday curfew law, Mathews, Hank Aaron and Frank] knocked out by a knee operation. |i) Basketball goored a touchdown. Once last x -&. £ Torre tied it 2-all against Don x * * SHOES season,- filling in for the injured #ehn Herrnstein, Byers made That was against Northwestern. Byers ripped through the Wild-|.. cat line for 98 yards that day. His smashes of 21 and 22 yards lit the| gash fireathat produced three’ fourth quarter touchdowns. The score| had been tied 14-14 until then. * x & Otherwise, Byers played in rela- tive obscurity. Last spring coach Bennie Oosterbaan began making a center out of. the ae pounder from Evansville, Ind. “All I want.to do is to be a starter,” Byers said, “and if I can start at center it’s fine with me.” He was doing well and was scheduled to be a starter until his knee gave way last Saturday. The injury was aggravated Monday. Yesterday If so,‘it's a grave blow to Mich- igan. Byers’ socking linebacking ability was important to the Wol- verines. There also is a serious shortage~of centers in the Mich- igan camp. Dick Syring, a green sopho- Bengal Farm Club Still in AA Series Ww. bia (UPD “he Charleston Senators, with a six-run uprising rie the yg te: inning, held on to defeat the Den- ver Bears, 87, here last night in the opener of the American Asso- ciation playoffs, Charleston is a Detroit Tiger farm, club. ke ke oo, Charleston's Jerry Davie, re- -jlieved in the eighth by Barney hultz, was credited with the win, le Ed Donnelly was handed the loss, The teams continued the play- offs today with another -single game, Don Lee (14-7) was slated to go for Charleston while John Gobler was to hurl for Denver. PLAYOFFS WINNING COMBINATION — Ted Kluszewski (léft), Roy Face (center) and Bill Mazeroski were the big three as the Pittsburgh Pirates whipped San Francisco twice yesterday to secure their second place standing over the Giants by 444 games. AP Wirephote Tigers Give U p on Hoett? Newcombe. After .a walk loaded the bases, Brooks Lawrence came on in relief and retired Billy Bru- ton and pinch-hitter Del Crandall on popups, But Wes Covington’s easy grounder then went through Goerge Crowe's legs at first and the Braves bagged it. Newcombe, who had won four straight, lost it for 6-12 record. Bob Rush (8-6) was the winner, relieving rookie Curt Willey after eight innings, 2 x * * Gene Freese hit a solo homer and. Eddie. Kasko socked his first grand slam for the Cardinals, who won. on Gene Green’s double and a single-by Irv Noren in the eighth inning. Ernie Banks hit his 45th homer—breaking his own major league record for shortstops—and Dale Long his 17th for the Cubs. Jim Brosnan (11-8) was the win- ner in relief of Sam Jones, who pushed his major league leading strikeout total to 206 with five in his 5 1-3 inriings, Don Elston (7-8) lost it in relief. * * * Wally Post's sixth career grand slam won the July 27 completion for ‘the Phils and reliever Jim Hearn (5-3), It came on the sec: ond pitch by reliever Clem Labine. to go before the Sept. 27 opener still alternating Arend and Bercich with the first string. Arend, 21-year-old,. 6-4, 205. pound ‘senior from Bareds, had a disappointing season last year. He, was badly. crippled by a leg injury, played only 47 minutes and didn’t earn a letter,. __ Arend has the build and. the won a Class A state high school hurdles championship. But he’s been injury-prone and it’s mostly a matter of whether he can stay healthy. ; , tok dettered as ‘the second He played 177 minutes and’ aver- aged 4,1 yards a try. * * * At the start of spring drills was switched to left half ‘but pert d rcgpatncacheroahe re “Arend has been running better *|now than any time in his playing'| career,’ commented coach Duffy) Fred Kipp (6-5) was the loser. both should see plenty of action. With just two and one half weeks} ff here with California, coaches are/ fi] last fall while only a sophomore./ “We'll keep. using them both un-/ til one shows a definite edge. But) @ Suction Cup Seles @ Arch Supperts Socks we ee pene te eH ee ‘Gore Tretks nein. SL: Supporters ee eee € 15¢ 19), 1S § ie Moran |URE- more who won all-state honors | Birmingham 10, Chattanoogs 2, Birming- c ° , : “kia cist gt wanes? 2 yeas automatically ham DETROIT @ — Manager Bill; The former ace has had only five| : < pans A pig ha u0e spot. pli nee. ® ve wan imacue’ leads 10-/ Norman never has said so, in so| Starting assignments. since mid- * * * * * : * * * * * * * * * : ike Byers, is a. novice center. Houston 13," - Cortes many words, but it is plain he|July and went the route in just - aeons He was a freshman. guard last |4¥%%= % Fort worth 5, Austin leads 14,/has given up on southpaw Billjone of them. He beat, Baltimore year. “Syring’s git to be good, he's wants 4, Minneapolis 2, Wichita leads Charleston 8, Denver 7, Charleston leads Hoeft. Aug. 3,*winning 4-1. Hoeft has not started since Aug. 21, and in his last two outings was batted out advancing well,” Oosterbaan said. EASTESY LEAGUE age, Moctt was - lin the third inning This season his record is 38-9 agli But he still needs a lot of work, | Lancaster 11, York 2, Series tied 1 -Norman is sticking with four a Binghamion7,° Wilixmepert 6, ‘Bingham and he has completed only 5 of ee ane ee bean GAM 18 starts and has been used in Se) His biggest problem is sna ing | Sioux Pe ne Ags a relief 15 other times. pe. ago “ gy ond “i : rm Lage PP Topeka 2, Lincoln 1. ist game ; rd + calling upon George | the ball Michigan's single wing | Pue i “Soloed In recent games, Hoeft has had|Susce and Al Cicotte for, the spot ; offense. Kmarh ‘Solr Ei Sue scarcely a call from Norman, assignments. Built to Pontiac City Code - 12-2 Cars 3 65 YRS. TO PAY! FHA TERMS! + + + : ° AN OUR Pol SILENT GRIPS 6.70x15 . PLUS TAX AND _ RECAPPABLE CASING _ “This is the biggest D TO prove: | in our history!" 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He said the rat-| tler measured 36 inches and had}. _M-L Shotgunners : Atrange Title Test . “Annual championship trap .and| ‘PROP-O-SITION’ — Pontiac’s Ward Rothbun sees that the propelior for his husky Class B utility outboard motor is locked on ‘securely. Ward was one of several entries for the Sept. 14 regatta at OCBC who tested their boats this week on Sylvan Lake. Pa gens | Qutdoorama gan’s all-around outdoors cham- |in the Harsen’s Island area had | i ‘THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1958 (13 St. Bernards in - | Sweetie, a 180-pound §t. Bernard dog, pet of 20-year-old Dick Weber 4575 Rockcroft, Drayton Plains, ~ |probably "t know it, but she’s going to ¢ a part in the tion of her master. * motor of his Class D utility out- board, fora prelim run over the OCBC course, for the. pal a yr Dn a weekend hydro-utility regatta on | ‘The Iped by Sweetie Sylvan Lake. (reg. Sweetie Pie of Sandy Hill), ~ educa-ihas in mind for some one s ‘e : | There ¥ = ) , oe ic ‘ tic AA is unusual in its number. This] Sweetie is two years old, has) breed seldom has. more than 8 or/been entered at a number of shows. is one other thing Weber of the|Murphy (Gulliver's Vhchmwuzid- a owned by; | Her sire is Flicka a ' and the sire of her brood is Plenty Warning Given; Violators Ignored. Them © .. :By JACK PATTERSON .... The illegal traffic in wild ducks tHE iver & dite a ° : e 3 3 BIG. BROOD — Dick Weber, an eye to the future as a professional conservationist, has just be- come the” proud possessor of 13 fluffy St. Bernard puppies, the progeny of his handsome dog, Sweetie (above). Dick hopes the sale of the puppies will assist in paying for a conservation education at Michigan State. The big brood arrived Sept. 7 and numbered 13. Usual litter for this breed is between six and 10. Pontiac Press Phote 20, Drayton Ptains resident with tf t/11 Days of Rough Going BB a fee almost without exception, have a blind spot when it comes to dealing fairly with the ducks that share their marshes, and with the laws of the land that attempt to protect those ducks. ps may be seen closeup a They displayed an i cruelty to their quarry that is sel- Little Stories About Outdoors a and boating group officials recently extended informal apprdval for a proposal to make it mandatory for all small boat operators to possess a license, similar to the fiz Eee in f i g § gs g OCSC Sports Car Men Face Busy Weekends | Two busy weekends face mem- bers of the Oakland County Sports- men's club sports car group. Field trials are set for this weekend over the club’s testing road course, andthe: Michigan Sports Car Assn. weekend, * * * The state event is expected to | rt k | : man, 77, was a member of the BIG, LITTLE RIDERS — There were all ages and sizes among the riders in the annual fall Western Horse Show, held Sunday by Dixie Saddle club. Above are husky Stan Feldman of Oxford and his 7-year-old daughter, Vicki Sue, on one horse. Both participated dome seen in men who spend most |; ‘ gives the ‘best times for the _|sports. Table was prepared by noted outdoorsman John Alden Knight, expecially for this section AM. PM. Miner Majer Minor Majer Thurs 36 (8:50 4:10 10:15 Fri. 4:30. 10:50 = $10 11:15 Sat. 5:30 11:45 6:06 «+ «- Sun. 6:25 12:10 7:00 17:40 Mon. 7:20 «1:06 7:36 06«1;35 Tues. 8:15 2:00 8:50 2:30 Wed. 9:10 2:55 «68:45 3:28 One, and the Same Scientists agree the rainbow and steelhead are ofe and the same trout; the steelhead»merely being a rainbow that has migrated to Great Lakes or sea waters. The brown trout is sometimes referred to as the English brown, By The Associated Press What does it take to cross the Atlantic in a 22-foot outboard mo- torboat? Well, in addition to the boat and motor, it takes three small boat experts, 144° tons of supplies, a 7,500 ton mother ship and a lot of luck. * “2° @ Outboard Spans Atlantic The fireside sailor who turns little green when his rocking chair gets to yawing on the car- Pet may have a thought or two about the necessary ratio of in- testinal fortitude te get old cau- tious horse sense, but it was ‘| ever thus in hazardous undertak- ings. x * * An outboard cruiser built and Sven Orjangaard of Sweden, a shipmaster on vacation for the project, and engineer Jim Wynn of Miami. They turned the trick in 10 days and 17 hours, with an aver- age speed of 16.3 mph for the 3,443 statute miles from Copenhagen to New. York, Having the fast freighter Clary Thorden as a mother ship turned out to be a blessing, but a bruising one at times. In rough water—and there was plenty of it—the small boat took a terrific beating as it thumped along trying to keep up |Win Over Vim |\Boosts Columbia as Cup Defender NEWPORT, R.I. w — Colum- ‘the America’s Cup against Britain. * * * A few minutes after the race to do is Meets in Oregon . | The Western Association of State Game and Fish Commissioners will hold its anral conference in Port- land, Ore., in June 1959. Oregon celebrates its 100th birthday next year, and this conference was set to coincide with the event. 2 Holds Annyal Fair Genesee Sportsmen's club -w !11 conduct its 24th annual fair at the club grounds, . 13-14, with a big program of , rifle (high- When Warren Spahn started in the All-Star -game it marked his with the big ship’s 18-knot sched- ule, sixth appearance in. the classic. He has been on 10 squads. BONDED @ LABOR and MATERIAL e RE-PACK FRONT WHEELS © RE-ADJUST BRAKES MARKET 77 W. Huron St. BRAKES 5 1 2% FORD CHEVROLET PLYMOUTH RE Co. FE 68-0424 TI The Australian thoroughbred Phar Lap was foaled in New Zea- land in 1926 and was bought at a European brown, German brown, or Lockleven trout. yearling sale for $800, z a] = Pontiac Press Phete attract sports cars from all over Michigan for a full day Sunday (Sept. 21) of field trials, A dinner will follow in OCSC’s clubhouse. $25 to $500 on your name only or on other plans To get cash for vacations or for any other worthwhile We make Loons For: | purpose come to General @ VACATIONS Public, We make loans to CAR REPAIRS men and women—married | . : or single. You are assured : @ PAYING A GROUP of prompt, personal service ; OF BILLS and a monthly payment plan @ NEW PURCHASES to suit your convenience. COME. IN + PHONE - WRITE WERAL PUBLIC LOAN. CORPORATION West Huron Street: _ FEderal 3-7181 MARTIN'S V. 04.6 PROOF IMPORTED BY MekEbION y § in the show, held at the Glenn Ellis farm, near Clarkston. The scotch that towers above them all — policy. The Club membership cost office for more information. 76 Williams St, Cen V.0. me. 6 Ry £ RODDING. ANC. NEW TORK N. You, if you are a good driver with a good record, Automobile Club of Michigan and participate in the security and the economy - that over a half million of your Michigan neigh- bors énjoy. You then can, if you wish, apply for automobile insurance with this Exchange. And there you have it, the combination of secur- ity and aid available only to members, and incomparably far beyond an old style insurance half a cup of coffee a day. Exchange insurance is always very moderate in cost. Phone your nearest Aute Club Retreit Automobile Inter-Inusurance Exchange at Autemehbile Club of Michigan VISIT OR PHONE YOUR NEAREST OFFICE A. J. BOGUE, Mgr. “B.S. Tynan, books fer éffces is Jess than the price of a *If a good driver, — FE 5-415! C. BR. Wilson, FE 8-0205 4-2891 tae in state cliles the pedwin COM B \y As seen In SPORTS | ILLUSTRATED {= . Serving ‘Pontiac for Over 75 'Y ¥ Open Fri. Nite ’til 9 Ashoe with lots of go. Goes with all your &” casual clothes. Goes ali out for comfort as only a soft, . flexible chukka boot can. *11” te ay * eee 7 ee -35.N. Saginaw — t i See ployment situation was affected by sonal labor _ August unemployment compared with a July figure of 5,294,000. The departments calculated that 7.6 Per cent of the labor force was jobless last month on a seasonally adjusted basis, This topped the previous reces- sion high of 7.5 per cent in April and compared with a July rate of rate reached 7.6 per cent was for rising by For -|were unemployed—or gm paserw rate of 43. per cent. | i f nonfarm establishments, em- the influx of students into the sea-| ployment showed a pein ord market. ‘straight menth, 340,000 to 50,541,000, ¢ as a whole, employment rose more than sea- sonally, increasing to 15,489,000 from 15,172,000 in July. , Automobile employment, how- ever, was at the lowest level in more than 10 years, partly be- 73 per cent, The last time the/The report figured ‘that one- the second during the coal strike of October |for jobs last month, ments of t group continued to show improve- ment in August. There was in- creased activity in the manufac- ture of equip- ment, Employment in farm ma-; chinery - usual for this time of year..~ down only slightly, to 6,621,000 from 6,718,000 in July, The num- ber of farm workers usually drops more than this in August and the stability reflected a low level of! farm operations in July, bad weather hampered field oper- ations, communications : plants rose more than ee eo Agricultural employment: was when The factory work week rose : af : : | rs | ~ | ; : ty or > _ THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1958 gust Across Nation! ‘seg-) seasonally ‘by 0.2 hours to 39.4] _ Despite longer hours, average) bacco warehouses. Insured unemployment under Although factory. employmentiregular programs dropped 400,000 rose for the third straight month, |to the total was 114 million below a year ago. 2,200,000, However, - insured joblessness under the extension of unemploy- ment compensation recently ap- proved by Congress increased by 315,000 to 650,000, More than one- third of the August increase in the extended program occurred in California and Ohio, where the extension of benefits to unem- ployed workers who exhaiisted their rights under regular pro- grams was just getting under way. a 1949. Statisticians said changes in the unemployment rate during the summer ‘‘did not signify any ma- jor job developments but instead .reflected the difficulties in achiev- ing a precise adjustment of the data for seasonality at a time] — when large numbers of students move into and out of the labor » market.” Marriage License Applications Larry L, Russell, 1130 Shoman Betty J. Wilton, 1130 Shoman Leroy B. Timmerman, Highland Park | Dorothy L. Hensey, 131 Calvert ‘ Edward M. Lankford, 103 Mechanic Nancy E. Ives, 40 Camiley . David N. Runyon Jr., 26 N. Tasmania Patricia A. Young, 21 Putnam Richard BE, Wilcox, 2575 Auburn Darlene J. DeLong, Utica Yhert L. Bzell, Dravton Plains a C. Bunker, 355 Auburn _ Victor Peres, 631 Meadow Romania Lopes, 266 Parke ‘@mery W. Balnier, Lapeer Eve L. Sowles, Lapeer Lawrence R. Rumble. Madison Heights Madorine Baggett, 426 E. Lasalle tent David R. Anthony. 1910 Airport Billie L, Miller, 118. Calvert ” Harry D. Dearborn, 1107 Airwa Delores A. Gottachalk, 8959 Cooley Lake John Cullen, Detroi Joanne C. Allen, Milford Willis H. ens Jr., Birmingham Ann M. k, Grosse Pointe John C. Hardin, peatesbom Maria G. Solis, Birmingham Leonerd A. bke, Waterford Patricia A. ki, 1880 Airport Ronald C. Sears, 2510 Pineview : Charlotte B. Lindquist, 94 Mary Day Joseph H. LaPointe. 3422 Dixie Hwy. Bertha 8. Tucker, 101 Auburn ” Wayne A. Warren, Ann Arbor Karen J. Grooms, Birmingham Marvin R. Koehn, 2960 St. Clair © Bally J. Poet, Detroit B. Beason, 123 Prospect Ss . Walters, C-i0 Union Ct. pay a a. dr., Birmingham Shirley J. Mitche! irmingham James J. . 113 BE. Walton Gwendolyn 8. Prankowski, Rochester “Homer E. Gilder, 64 Utah Derinder N. Simmons, 8. Johnson D. re, Clawson ames G: Kootula,’ Noysi Geox Orrin L. . Miliin sohsSscnts leat Andrew C. Fowler, Milford Gail B. Symons, Clyde Prankiin 2. , $430 Hanie een Veecken Gatere” pera L. McClelland, Walled Lake Evelyn B. Johnson, Novi Alexander be , 409 W. Huron Marcia M. wonyk, 8 N. Johnson Alonzo A. Maxon, 9476 Thanes Ide M. Schilling, $932 Jerose Donald R. Kirkland, 190 N. T: Norma J. Prutow, 96 , Telegraph ° Sreee'h wine nesjond Pa : Pi "Potiar’ dr Amarillo. Tex. judith G. Birmingham ‘Warner P. Royal Oak Barbera L. Benth, Chewece John B. Boneer, Milford Louise A. Gates, Birmingham Reymond A, Campbell, 111 Waterly Susanne F. Cline, Waterford diy HALF ACRE CASTLE VQ a RESIS yaapedl l ~. } i} itt ti, (7, A 1, AOR YOU'RE ACTIN* MORE SUSPICIOUS THAN A BIRD DOG'S NOSEAN* I 4 ‘POSE IT'S BECAUSE L ARRIVED SOLNENT/<+ WELL, I HAD A LITTLE SESSION WITH A ROULETTE WHEEL _AN' GOT REAL WELL, BUT I WON'T STAY THAT WAY LONG AROUND HERE! MARTHA PULLED MY EYE TEETH SOON'S I-WALKED IN<~ w LOOK, YOU'RE NOT GOIN‘ TO 7 CLAIN L OWE YOU ANY- , NG, ARE You Z BOARDING HOUSE ¥ y 6RAUCHER $ Fees RELAX, JAKE «+ I'M NOT IN by NEED OF FUNDS/I HAD 4 A LITTLE WINDFALL MYSELF Aw HAK-KAFF/ CAPTURED Be A NOTORIOUS CROOK AND COLLECTED A REWARD OF $200 / J a x iN f Tach é , ah * *, A PIPE WRENCH-- “THAT'S CRAZY! BUT GO AHEAD-- . a. Lee OPENIN’ IT WITH A PIPE WRENCH AIN'T HALF AS GOOFY AS PUTTIN DAINTY BEAUTY CREAM WN A JAR THAT YOU HAVE TO SEND FERA PLUMBER ‘TO GIT IT OPEN? THE DAINTY WELL, WE CERTAINLY WILL NEED © 1988 by NEA Service, ine. a eS x SENET wv tee tS Ce eS ES \i oJ. WILLIAM AS 49-10 ¥ John Morris You'll Find PROFITABLE OPPORTUNITIES Every in the Pontiac Press vant Ad Section Take advantage of this easy way to solve all your buying and . selling problems. Te Place Your WANT AD DIAL FE 2-8181 _THE GI eee RLS | oan 004.10 "I wad doing ' | beginnert"* SEVENTY! Isn't that | om. ous, and I’m only a. i is “wen © 1958 by NEA Service, tne. FM, Reg. US, Pat. OF THE BERRYS me ane LET'S WATCH I THE FOOTBAL BIGGER AND a - BIGGER G * a Boke i 63 4 72 3 a * YEAH, I KNOW/ IT DOES HAVE AN ODD FLAVOR... a Eig a a aig hg A RGA te * a ' i : j aa 4 ay f _THE PONTIA Cc PRESS, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1958 ” [MARKETS Otter Get-Acquainted Sessions) ss sinus wv op meg PTAS Hold First Hldetings ee f " ime ) jervering sales of locally grown oer en the Parmer’ The tee heotices roe DI sas moor Bd sear Mergrengenon of parent: be weléomed at & “ | ms are furnished Bee ) the pn i a gn, evar at a “get acquainted Knob oa Detrolt Bureau of Markets, a6 of wachers sod ‘acool 0 ry School PTA in ste : chance to get acquain officials alwill be served. hments ~ a isi tives for the plans and objec- Four Towns Grain Prices The shipbuilding sto “Metintoas, taney tvae forthe scheel, yest, SI6Q6y| 1h estigy ‘Towns cur spond to news that A gt Tel Gra soot een, F4 | PTA “meeting pees emcacc ge? SER) —openine|lars worth of contra US. Navy Pee ia See] Wee Bewatild Seomeap p.m, tomorrow, will afford ewisian ars worth of contracts for. Plum, berate tae ik sevens reves «400 8 p.m. » School PTA will meet at pr ae es to meet with their, ShiP-| Watermeion, Bs Ye Du sites ca tss 2a A tr pend at the school, Jack|be held paver gre house will| : ae i ivchiees 00 guid i s * announced, u 4 meeting Wax, bu. take slay present at 7:30 pa presdont of Stanley Sher. rerenavcascnerete 3.001 FO the school, } Refreshments wil Phsag titisttecvenees mh rs, tad business be served by homeroom : weve cbacceeaatens 2.75 | with Refreshments will be 3 Lodg | Calend ‘bu. 1.75 in parents. e La ar az oe carceisia: 140 served 00 1% ES * rH size, ‘ba eae -“ 5°50 : 5 a le * euee - Ov: “ee * * : Pee eC eC ee ett eras | 15 i vonda seeks, tae Dec. eee oF } ats 23 eed «enacted 1.7 At - 7 ee ‘ : fle dtieliste a dasedad a the - 6 Janet 3200" S4A8 “New York Stocks csatenesseens | dp Sciont Pri cctna er a at a @, FAAM. Clarkston, : se j : eres can 2-25 tomorrow new ting at 8 p.m.|EA von 4 La wel il. 4 oat wate, in “ POT ? . yg Ea cabanas eects: 4 troduced and teachers will be in-| = seers fjnew addi a tour taken of the iv. pag on fo the school. + |"Material Object io tbs” Pre ue ad the 1.25 Clarkston al } eds 2) 1,20 wee xe wnday. alent vo li (behs.) doa. “10.04 ‘ members and teachers wift|Tolls fur , ‘ See rnips, a is rhateersegee ae iS q —8 mm, yi Z : GREENS | decaseges 2.50 Aeoige of Man Pit ardeo. oe ’ ’ aoe oe eee 19 (@) 7 ait Special communica ;' basset 13s ssing Atlantic, Thursday. ep om iaio, t yas ge fossrenectttavnnncrvces 188 ‘\Patrol Reports - ao Masia il es ceccaceeuecee $98 a ports jeree. Marion ices Wit, 4 LONDON (AP)—Planes v, e BG. 6s. 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If po FF Propet Key Case (i Typing Paper home, you can pied Tests Ripeness of Crop for that cancel th the charges Sieg ete MA 4.3862, | thus “hoberenees. aptitude, writs ust for toe ie: Mechanical Pend | ) Typewriter Sieben fast, effic on certion ot the ad tervi man under 35. Sal y : Notebook, ; ient help .. NEW ment whi vertion owe galt es Mana “e need ‘“_* same kind pth eat a po veloped iT cee has de- caer valueless through "the the ame co pe ga Rd oanv: sod up RR | do give you sit neret saree? deserts van Galt peas sre made, be sare WP eet P| sate tiie ana” uated“ preferred, “Oar ie Pas EE! When you fish with thi aE | are ripe and ready to go t | ithout it eaves : j ‘eres Uist be at | cations to ta set salesman for a fre bloat pst turn if In te our | THATCHER “The | ; staal Chess | Write Box 68, rignee not sanecessary. Dr. jak, "i ee pen: . \ . ’ instrument, more form pt garalbe wy «Aha edvertise | giving full Sevligalare’” iehiga, a debthennt- cecal . ik es ane eb lin te gm ea eats nh ah et P known as a-ténderomet ally ; : \araer than sizes singis, pt experience ge BS wa now. have sade | GEN ee, ATTERSON | Sectednt uid oy Aneto Sa er aes a || Ea Saree acts ay , : | : Company. Th siren ice We Wanted Ny eS. ine ERAL PRINTING || °™ WERNET [ews i: roire| @ || Sete fen s 2 OF FI CE oe, . Pldve steel an ‘sensi- ) after “pelo bee a ign pousemore a an China “and By ; af PP 7 | The harder machine. | * 5 ‘|. case want aD : eee - : & i 17 West eo g W COMMUNITY mature the the peas, the more Fie Lines RATES Erm Housewi AiGG’s © oad | | ne ie Lawrence Street NATIONAL BANK soc. [70mE and fete la ae 3 ie C i oe jak uF. hi enact “ : i FE 2-0135 PHONE ws A ; 7 : ! “3 esse. Snr and phone reccesnes. » sae ¥ 4 2 PENERY | k iii _ PHONE FE 2-9224 rere per cata shoe cbn- P| ti i , AIRPORT i — sp we FE anes pt . 8. is about] - | 4 a tear you to] | ; a pairs a year. ; thin IDE TO GOLD: Sell ure: | a wi co ‘=e 8 | f wb lekreteis Clans nt ane | ae heat 8 ode be . : ) Ads! Moet week Babysitting & inoning. cA ‘ | | ; - Bair Folate nose, FH Raikes _ oO | ; :a : ise Mane ae 10]: Business ‘Services 13 ASPHALT. PAVING : ieee ve bins 1 |ALL KINDS OF “ALTERATI NGa,|_ jadies pwn hy PE | tee een 7) tet? feratons. Drabes. ermal p--2 ee ORERMARING. TATLORING 25D 9| #9053. 2601 of Auburn. TW 2111. aw tEw— La WN BOLT FINA Backfleld top soll, FE "SPRAYING m al or residential Such nim ao control Harry White & Sons, Inc. AND CEMEN’ r, EM_ 3-3168. CEMENT AND MASON |EAinting & Decors = rtly est! /1sT CLASS PAINTING AND DEC- ocoene- Cash or terms. FE RE le to Rent PE ce shes i ate Pontiac Farm and Industrial Tractor Co. pits © PORE AED eeaas oo My ODE T. CARTAGE ~ Local distance mov'n: + Ponome” PE 5 6808 . Televisior Service woe |ALL TY eave ONES AT ; “Typewrite er Service 22A DI. "Ee Reehhe “as - e,oenera 7 We Lawns rence. Fe polerng <4 KLE STOM UPH OLSTER- Fe oo Lake Rd EM ee ae pet Ser ar ee lade and front. loader. Top soll, 6 —< 10 seunenen. Serv- 8 _ eae pee & & Trucking 3 3 $0064) 16) HOM ore 4 SOLaTEED © ans _ 2h ae Y NUMBER ae tae Ag Breen Notices & Personae 2 25 Arm = Pee Ph tat 3 a a lh I EVERYONE'S DUTY | lifting, ling, & Swe- . massage, is in 7a ple “across fom es as eee GALL SLECTROL YEE CuTRE = remova}) of unwanted hair. Chin eigRONED sno 8. MEER 3-490 DAIney Ma Mra Wa. e z _5-7805. MRS, Ymerl care “ue ei or fag en Tat gem. ki ake oe your ginny appointment. fg banaue An trea. Lge tin before KNAPP SH E Herman on 5.1902 IN DEBT? IF SO LET US Give You 1 Place to Pay Ease Your Mind WE ARE NOTA LOAN COMPANY MICHIGAN CREDIT COUNSELLORS Rm. 716 Pontiac State Bank ; PE 8-0456 == se ee ward Ga 8 at Br Ne ohare ND AFTER THIS DATE, Bent. 10, 1958, I a not be re- pany FE Fw 65-1001. bal af Ay ¥ <- oa eh TY TYPES as, anne ao furniture Wtd. Miscellaneous 28 heater. a. ores Sy, BF as sie a mec clean or seat v : Money Wanted 28A $1,600 AT 6 PER CENT INTER- _ Sox Syeerty. Write Pontiac Press ~~ Wanted to Rent 29 MIDDLE AGED MAN ~~” WANTS room & board in private home. Write Pontiac Press Box 18. Share. Living Quarters 30 ROOM gd ME PRIVILEG for ae = * aterford area, FE “Wid Transportation 31 WID, TRANSPORTATION FROM Eatice ay arian oo sh. |. Wtd. Contracts, Mtgs. 32 To anvort 12°% Land Contracts Prompt Action : EDWARD M. STOUT, Realtor TUN, SAGINAW 8ST. “PE §-8165 WANTED ns Clark real Bstate "1382 W Huron, FE £6402 0 ' PE. 44813. Ask fi Fe d ie” sag inse Ke} CASH a’ UNLIMITED *aere land conttect ne equities you. sad BRO REALE ng TED PE IMR GH, seem CA$H WE NEED LAND CONTRACTS wie CLOS :. HIDDEN | sinenoil & Harger Co, 33_W. HURON __-_FE 58183 CASH UNLIMITED -| Buyers waiting for se and - Reene contracts equities. easonable discounts. Let an ex- contract man consult 5143 cane iY ae soe GET tt: QUICK, through Classified Ads! -| Yes, whatever it is —~ dial 7 |FE | 2-8181 for. an. -ad- writer sou get ‘itl. MODEST 7 MAIDENS = Oe aside ate inl bbl hp Pe, Ed ° , T sf. “Just because I gave you those walking shorts is no i reason for selling your car!” Wtd. Contracts, Mtgs. 32 A. Johnson ee seen on TED IMMEDIATE oe re “S en Fae ‘SMITH-WIDEMAN Teas Wee rer Able CONTRACT S a "C. GAvpEn: ‘Reckor 06. Walton, PE 8-041 Wanted Real | Sue 32A Wright & Valuet ses on8EEOR GI AN D eHA ASH FOR ——, pete ph eg sell = home for ment, Sty fret ee We will travel to « = to sy esac Lake Ra oer rope land contracts. Buyers wail ay Paul M, M. Jones, Real Est. LISTINGS amo LEE ¥ Bre Pe 8.08 Leslie R. Middleton 67721 BR Rent Arse Furnished 33 4 RMS, Mf BATH, $05 $66) 5 a li 4-6203. i8T FLOOR, 3 RMB, heat furn, dose. 32-7425. 18ST FLR. 2 RB. ENT, & bath Clean. 221K, Cass, Modern, nearly new, ideal tet bachelors, nurses ig After 2 p.m _FE i RM, KITCHENETTE APTS 7 miles from Pontiac on M50, Utill- th —— = Lg 1RM BACHELOR Pr $9 WEEK- FE_2-0566 Rent Apts. Furnished 33 | Bepeteae rt: Pog Reon! 3 ROO! L, FURN., NEAR > pusher iy OR 3-7206. T LARG SHMENT ulet net borhood Inquire 85 2 moe “LARGE oon a APT. GA- ae ray se in. 2 te ome. vate bath, private en- a nee. Pa! ‘Fl ce, dated 2 TV & Baldwin bus. All newly decorated. FE Pare ee Eee z five |) ROOMS PRIVATE ANCE bath. Adults. LL Prtace ROOMS COMPLETE WITH TV. Near Pike & Willisms, FE 4-4278. 3 AND 4 ROOMS, PVT. BATH, FE. 4.0608. 3 ROOM APT a- for 3. FE 4 3 = cnrraae BATH AND ntrance Heat utilities nished $16 weekly, One child re E peer Welcome Aoply 804 J ROOMS, UTILITIES FUR- nished . Private entrarce, 319 E * ASome ee nce = ies I ni a, fecutie 200) atts ENT. as —R 87 8 Efe ot St, R AND BA’ : come. x ee Phone past Pe ADULTS, 402 : iB LIVING bedroom and kitchen, Laundry facilities. ae Northview Court Oakiand, a FURNISHED. is4 * cusogh & | “noout “PVT BATH. EAST __Side, $85\ month, PE 2-1672 ROOMS, NICELY ras NICELY - FURNISHED & for er couple, 0 or will care for smal A ‘or working couple. FE M APARTMENT, ATE entrance, 343 E. Blvd. 8. fice ROOMS, HEAT, MURPHY § ROOMS, FURN. peck eS and dea Children ‘wel- ith after 6 = Be Ae ‘Adulte FOR Te Neen 2-4090. 6 ROOMS KEEGO FE 8.3406 90 eee i Newly Bae room apartm per month, See caretaker _— gli ewan wt MODERN 2 RM. Auto heat. Winter fi se chitaren s moleome. py H . aBUEE ONLY. N Duin . | 315 Voorheis ~ AUBURN GHTS, 3 ROOMS 660 uirrel NK} ACHELOR'’S APT. trailer Mo ern, week. FE 2-7568. " “ = : BASEMENT APT. 1 LARGE RM. oevorytaing ng. furs, for for 3 men BA vate ¢ an aio week, Hol Bald win, FE 42970, APARTMENT. TWO s and bath. utilities fur- room. emiehed $13 weekly. Nh at 288 N. Perry _ wo ROOMS. SE ON 2309 Orchard Lake Rd FR 6486)| 7 RMS. POT EXT 6 BATH FIC | ture window, welcome. Cingellville, PE §-1927. 3_ Roc S. NEA Ga- . FR. wee ae ‘A path, sore t & ‘refrigerator. Adults, For. vate, t side, PE £8136. 2 BEDRM., WALLED LAKE. MOD, Close to” city. Reas. MA" 44-2293, : 3 RQOM HOUSE, | yURR., GAs 3 miles ‘Auburn ; A ee a ae at School 8 Clarkston. Wellare ot dor, HP. iar MA’ 5.1081. 0. OR 5 RMS. MODERN PONTIAC __vake 9 iF ig « FE 4-1039. oR Fume, wire BATe oe meee * atten bo rs ons cat home te Near Is, PLOOR. Basement, ga: 1 AND 2 Lakefront a 3 WiTH age m Py nt af pper. Priv nee tnd be fein, A senn T Inc. 2 BED: eiecirigs stove nat gageme. tl TL 3 Pa eee : . a Casey. "No Carr after 5 p.m. Can be sccn any time. PE 62203, 249 AP. aoe. : BOOMS. G Labe Ar, Spacious a eat, water, Tuas & — Sagan fare. FB 308 444 BE. Cor is diette & — -_ - — or iis E, Hows: mag hot water, Retrigerator. Lat facilities, 13t fiase shape. Toe ee APTS. unfurnished, 2 & 3 » bath & utilities ferelabed. &. Fe 2- aioe, - tiac, Gas be RM month, POR. INDIAN VILLAGE 3-1972. AND BATH, ALL y . FEATS "SESS ATR TES |" cabanas Pe R ae in WASH. ground. Union Lake. Reference. a Oe tid FOR OM HOUSE. -2ePot “¥F Late Aye. $1), per wk, Lights i - :. . - $58, “nee ten, nem ins | dre ata Bk except heat $75 mo. MA 5-082. ATH. IN- | a gg Ng gd - TR WHE RENT OF |" yare D rayton Ore at FE | * Ri ass Ne Genesee (a Tan aa a. newly pide : ai mejor, ricg ce. baaae Re | wn = private eat entra ice, Phone FE 41768 iiegatebaale.”Uaton take "EM § ROOMS, & BATH. A 4 Ons ORCHARD CT. APTS. | hest. Nr. Meconnen BRAND NEW bus line. Reasonable, 7 an eR TioeEp 7 AMS. AND BATH. GAB Hibat. \9 SALMER Street — ro] Sen, gareaw Lake om. newest modern aj rement deveton MY _ 3 ment. 1 9 ind!vidua} ¢ ROOM HOUSE. BIBLICAL wines” stove _Christians preferred, PE 4-1683. ee he “water furnished. 7 2M Bee r = oune BED: APARTMENTS | 11_RM. M. HOUSE. 397 N. 397 N. JOHNSON, “OPEN. DAILY @ SUNDAY A.M. THRU 9 P.M. FE 8-691 PARTLY FURN. eae 2 room apt OR 3-1 Oepartinent Private bath, private a e ¥ ‘a! ¥ _ Oxbo 7 e. $35 month. oo 2 3 room per mo, wile 5 BROS. Open. Eves, ag + ee Ber. 10 *ti) 8 ri WATER 4300 LESSING ST. 4 fms. modern, Ground floor. Private entrance and beth. OR 3-€801 or OR 3-5454, Washinton fr Mig are ~ ¢ fF -apt., Wisner anc! sown | CML Defers, * x Ha aie tier |, WATERF FORD APTS. m Ti June, _ Sharenee . and 2 bedroom ho at Available until} Jane 2s, ‘ss SMALL 3 BEDROOM HOME, $70. OL 10413 soilicer pacman oe ty hare, se front home, Sept.— ast. References WIL: ——— until trusted heme, Gom- bistely 5 oe nem Pownsend 69023, Rent woes Unfurn. 36 * SEE naam & tached ae Near Williams 3 ee ae sree ¥ eat of Gammiben. A, 8-3795. “ TER- * tora pia Bere refrigerator, No pets. |. 3 peti "WEARL bull Lak, ake § pandi visite, Call after 6 we EDROOM * Deths.. $100 month, OF AUBURN HTS, iy 4 toom house, clean ‘FE 46-8913. A ; it ed.stone h '. Avail Oct. is dias, WA. 6-218: BUNGALOW — ‘Tdeal for = : cigs or — eg my — New ecora' ice ms 1017 W. HURON, a poaties ey Fish Masti ‘air 6-6603 DRAYTON PLAINS ee aap ae et West side. PE iB er: hot water furn., ® week, 2 children welcome. Jackson. PE 4-4621, gt ene a inlindnia a eisai iedibling yon. eed ag NEW 3 modern bi home, Mil- fod ine hixen. Call MU- Oat for ap- GARAGE oer. 0 mo, FE 5-1! % for Sinan UShgwood' Wage Ba = iL. shaped shaped living rm rm, mh B Pot, ee 2 & 3 room re bat $11 ie ali (eben os rm piv. 3 MAT Se i on eRe re a ae i 4g _ For = Houses 43) ‘Owner Leaving Town N room corner ot i , aie porns. Or iste Em forge Paul M. Jones, R Real Est, t.|~ CHERRYLAWN ST. 1150 - 1156 of .' pat Me on eet 800 “HH rford TWP, 2 bedroom, $1905, MI 6-1432, aft..7, through Classified Ads. Anything = Dial FE 12818. 4 lll Whe 0S d wneicey ce Dawud n 00k we ea eaee ws re eave Sa ae A le elle 9 se 9 A i Na a omg, See sg Hi Se il NF ae * “west of city, Can be — by Veteran or Non- eteran, ‘et ee he ee ee Oe Se SH ESR ee Se KINZLER me. Bas Seal JOLL “FOR ‘CASH IN A Rian HURRY, sell things \ teeter ewe ee ewe ee Oe ee ee eee ee oS is A fs at ny THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1 10, 1958_ PONTIAC-WA = HOYT REALTY DOWN 2 dedrm. se! ad E #1 ; Fa si] ae oe Bes BLAIR el eg Open _s.m. — ¥:30 pm, Sunday 1-4 NS RANCH Eanes this rape on 3 gear room sreut earas ON LAKEFRON ». on balance ¥ Set eens alse Dave s smaler E 2-0066 "Be TPelegraps Ra. at 2 ‘a is gees — wa ——— fa ba vonak oft oi! heat. eons ew Pon- Ee Es ? wood Hoogs, wall board, septic tank, stool, and cold’ weler aleody ws sled. Sell o¢ will fare. purehe . va 0x - _ ATTENTION, GI's ‘Modern Home within walking of & second plastered walls and rage, Excellent Condition $11,000 No down paymert Call today for ar WM. A KENNE ED gue W. Mure” FE Evenings till 9 Partridge |: _ 18 THE “BIRD” TO SEE 4 Bedrooms \ cay ~ le es sf ro Beas ed tr _— nent Pre ord Gi's an soul nt. Y need: ires John K. IRWIN $5,500 . big ye have 95.500 pe: wn pay $60 per then int us sbow you Unis new bed. & cotas privileges -on Walter's e. This 25x 35 oa dered, "ous en a _pine su "bedroom vbrick located 08 oa Be WHITE. BROS. HOUSE BY OWNER $500 DOWN ss 199 WALL FE 2-3736 LAKE bedroom "hing IVAN W. REALTOR FE rs. aera! 160 years old, Priced at $11, 511508 on FRA term: 1x21 Ol SCHRAM 5-9471 HOUSE with full basement FHA terms. Smal) si gown perment ANNETT’S VALUES some, 6 fooms lot a oil furnace, 0.2 month living % your fenced, cash to presen T SIDE—7 room garage. $15,000, te DRAYTON WOODS — baths, er homes. Liv- ing room with fireplace, sunroom, : en Reece. WILLIAMS = Bite ~— Lake 1 floor = a util- , $1,865 dn, SYLVAN VILLAGE — 2 bedroom brick, ceramic tile victenen with Lit: m, stairway ne oa unfinished “gas an extra poe! ereprivigges.. #14400 400, en with FA brick "tn room on 2 car North of bed- 1056. seeem eet Roy ‘Annet Inc. aes since 1923 al 8-0466 EB. Huron er Open Evenings & Sunday 1-4 GI TERMS oie — ie oe insurance | FHA TER MS a. “ae room up, heat, see it t to appreciate Noi W. Huron sto DOWN — Immediate $8050. includes bungalow with full base- rm ped yard, unusual and attrac- tive arrangement ries, you must J. R. Hiltz STOUT Best Buys Today GILT-EDGED | Gneurity in 5. J is at 7 BES? 3 | Sse $555: 7a "ail 6:00 p.m. rent .when it only, takes Spproximately, -_ —_— to move you into room home with fal basement, close to stores Tansporta- tion. Best part of a only $45 a . month payments ieluding tanes and insurance, 355 NELSON 3 —— oj! heat, 1% car arage, oe ,o3 Grapes cen “Priced t* $9750" with down or pessibie BRAND a ol home, .3 anos Magee jarge d large e Full only $11,900 w 1500 dows. Lozated close to Evenings after 6 call FE 2-3381 A. JOHNSON, Realtor 1704 S. Telegraph Rd. FE 4-2533 Established in 1916 ATTRACTIVE — noone home all on one floor. Drapes and car- Ets in living ron 2 bedrooms, led bath, ofl heat, nicel Bars d, 1% car garage. terms. MIDDLE STRAITS — Lake area. This lovely 4 bedroom home fea- tures extra i” ledgerock fire- lace in 25 ft. living room, 24 aths, flagstone entrance hall, large master bedroom, card room, rec. room, patio! dcar garage Lake priv. Nearly 1 acre lot. Cail for details AUBURN HOTS — Ideal for 2 families or rental unit. Moder 3 bedroom home with full bem't. Pius 3 room home at rear. Ga- 10 ACRES PLUS — This nearly = 76 ft. = pome, 3 spa- s bedrooms, 23 ft. living room oth fireplace. | ‘tenen and break- fast nook, tiled bath, 25 ft. ru oi] i} barn for ‘saddle horses or kennels, Call me further details. Clarkston ares 1-LEVEL LAKE — Front home one of Eliz. Lakes finest lots is this brick 4 bedroom, cut stone fireplace, attractive Kijehen. bsm't. énclosed haf. fords scenic view. safe, Many other extras. You never Bave ‘enough space for rae house has seerytaiag: for details. Floyd Kent Inc., Realtor 2200 Dix: Hwy, at. “ao Ld A rUSTOM R PARKING a SLICES OF wae ‘For Sale Houses _ 43 FOR 2 re ae bw a OPE Ni DAILY NOW. FOR SALE fer heat, "3 bedrw. d Dorothy Snyd Res es oe OPEN DAILY 10-7 eS NT Win DY no, FA VED « WATER aKD LOVELY 1 is , LAKE LAKE PR bg 2 HOME OF YOUR DREAMS eee hams oe NANCIIO. ON ra ee ee ri a oe | "Heaifut Rome tm an ident ice e liv- ing room family dining 4 full atic of] heat, 1% car | ge cae e Cal Mr. Pointer, Pw Vth: tie ae DRAYTON AREA. 2 Bos Living 700 Toe $2,700 dow: : OAKLAND LAKEFRONT - feor tne i eten | : natu fireplas e mod- tchen plenty of space. Large en- overlooking qe ake at’ $13,300-~ outa approximately 800 down and $85 RESALE — 3 bedroo d hot water. “Only $1, 301 down and $78 per month includes taxes and insurance, EXCELLENT LOCATION near Joslyn, Brickcrete 1% story bungalow with attic 2 Paved drive og par very nicely. One the best buys at $1900. RAY O’NEIL, Realtor 262 8, Telegraph Rd Open 9-9 FE 3-7103 PE 4-6995 “BUD” Silver Lake Front , 2 level lakefront , Ultra modern design featuring 3 bedrooms, full bath, screen terrace overlookin, ear qerege on with Hving room, and gg area, lake, the lower level. A truly sdelignttul no home priced at only appointment By only. tay not make yours NOW. 3-Bedroom Rancher No Steps to Climb You'll love the view from this devighttul amily home overlook- ing Williams Lake, featuring automatic Heat and hot water, full lot ratin th, carport, nice corner eeds painting and ,deco- and 1 gr accordingly tms, If you're a rao-4e-yourselt™ painter, be aure you see this one. “Bud” Nicholie, Realtor 49 Mt. Pe gg om Ss St, rp Sido 2 or FE ‘-t0ee ae HOME| eae yder: Lavender |: Ra. | UJ or MU 46417 and yard. Vacant. $11,950. $00 wn IMAGINE 1% Baths 3 Big Bedrooms ONLY $10,985 One 14 ft. BR, One 13 ft and one ft. ¢ and many Sx. res. pvustom built on W. H. BASS te and Broker rE 10 or FE 38-0531 TR | P INCOME, Plus spacious, 5- lower apt. with fire- . 4roém, with ly Othe at ; monthly —_ rga- . rage. $4,000 do * Leslie R. Tripp, Realtor 76 W. Huron Street PE 6-8167 or FE 4-4278 Bargains — Bargains’ $300 DOWN . 2 BEDROOM home at Bunny Run, Modern, vacant. _ $250 DOWN-3 bedroom starter [ona Sewer and water in, 2 _ garage, Close in, : $950 DOWN—Super sharp ranch home on 1 acre, West sib- urban, WE TAKE TRADES R. J. VALUET, Realtor 348 OAKLAND AVE. FE 6.06 OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 8:30 _MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE ‘LAWRENCE W. Gaylord ST, MICHAEL’s SCHOOL... Fenced rear Regen Tt just won't last at this price—call now! 9% ACRES In fre, he no most unusual to fh ‘oom home with 3 > car garage and a shop, Very good sibility i 4 “pusiness | cetion, soned residentiel 5. Will consider a trade, COLONIAL BRICK 4 bedroom home very attractive, that is Excellent 15,000 with terms. an eat to see ors We have several homes that cain be gt on GI terms. This 8, You an older home ih extras for a low down payment, Call for further Information, ~ MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE . ‘For, Sale Houses 43 Sor ae ae 43| Cherokee Hills B Brick Custos A real economy buy for a family who eds 3 bed- Also features a nice Bateman Kampsen’ REALTORS FE 4-0528 Wr Ee with us? We have a wd mw « Be ~ brick Be and Ss, 17 rooms, completely furnished geod fu i easement, water heat, ga- rage, paved drive, paved de rental a: — We want & smaller weliiocated heme or sell on easy te GI — An neue of a itetime to own your own home it will pay for itself, 2 fam- fly brick on the west side, 6 rooms up — 4 rooms down. Total price, $9975, No down payment and rent from extra apt will wets your monthly ban bape al ES could one ? Call full information. William Miller Realtor FE 2-0263 1073 W. Huron Open 9 to 9 GILES Deluxe Rambler Located on acreage with no homes closeby. e wood- Toor lowe dan wine in extras. Large nat- jum, Eatin Bee ie this" the children. beauty now. — Income Good 2 famil: ie sas inside a5 furndece, Del private en- rances baths. rge corner lott 140 ft. frontage. v terms arranged, GILES REALTY CO. FE 5.6175 221 BALDWIN AVE. OPE: -M. -M. MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE G's Nothing Down DRAYTON PLAINS — must sell! Owner has moved out of State il move you in with ay ments less than rent, aed WEST SUBURBAN—2 Bed- room home on s large 85 ft. lot. Brepzeway and 2- car gerage. Ample room ‘for a a AUBURN HEIGHTS — Like Carpeted “itv iving room i icture window. Kitch aad ch ig en has . WEST SIDE — Clean older ome, 3 bedrooms and bath nie tel me a gage costs d to « GT. RAY. 8.Te | > LOW DOWN PAYMT 2 ae ie pe ie ~ Pull bath eh heat, electiic. cooking. Newly dee- | Sseatite sate a tte heat ata fh oop eg eo ak - ite Tnvested. "94.000, or newoer. wil lot = tod, particu Door health or, quick sale 4,000 Pe ae a Ghat OF 96.00 full price on Gon- "CARL W. BIRD | Si, We "hn ae falta Real | first totter, be sown by 503 Community Naton Bank Bigg. gzocistmenh acly, — 7 rooms * or oP a ve starter Pe ae GI ‘portgs rs home, jot Ss x 300 ft on pave: 34500 1,800 total. } bedroom 3 story, tame WILL TRADE Multi-Lakes Realty side Ce rine —" Mesy inige ee ee bi = At Tmanediote : NIC w: ment, ou -| New . Large: paved Koods & tat, 100 . This ig ® good buy, MY $1143 609 E. Flint st. 3060 8. Commerce Rd. MA 4-1578 NI H ‘ARGER co. LAKE ORION .__ MICHIGAN _ eae Chal ' TYPE Ww. HURON COMMERCIAL, | uss, stzernm page= Mme ©)" SRE BUILT HOMES | Good corner near Wisne ie home large 7, room home. full base-| 7, ont Homes About 3°86 1 on buyer’ oll furnace, Oakland Ave. | 9,00.o2°%9 miles out. y $18,000. fs iow an 68 ea ae | "PONTIAC REALTY pW DINNAN, ae ee em — 2 eave- 58378 | 6g w. Huron FE 4.2577 For Sale Houses 43) MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE WHITTEMORE ST. a scent 1125 uncon, Hartge 2. 4 _, Something Different i SUGAR & sae ment, eae ae price) nace Tat RP BAN if you surprises — 1agewa see this!’ Of course, ft bas 3 arence ©. Kidgeway needs finishing $500 ae fy a Se CE uae oe em mae oN eR MET eee ee ES) NOTHING | CERES ge A Beat ot va were] == DOWN. | aint Brayton ota “Bor rea a Basement, too! price oaly $8,050 and easy/ wi) putida 3 bedrm. sterter home| © and basement on joewe Pius a eit. Yet. | a on, your Jot: Basement, wiring tn) My "3atele 20a | Giciatatcse|SYLVAN =| Sacgt gE ete ae ee . ° wnings. $550 down. over Se) rata mnt! MANOR wen wah OOO, | Seater A WOOD REALTY “ Do zea seed & bedrooms, finished’ 3 - home ATES,” 3 ha = FE 06-0044 t rms? ute. pt . room, brick, e, at- SY Owwan. S wmpeis, woun.| Pits’ Stick Moc Bath. a MeBonald 4, Seer garage. = oD % sere. $500 down. "Bll these wat easpetg a MAKE OFFER eae Tj Tri-Level Lakefront . inludea ‘th ie We miuss_ sell, this bedroom, IRTG. Masonry constructeo. Large liv. ; entirely beret gas enremyerce |O BEDROOMS | ge deur Bebee tage tle ar a eR ae ae oe oe oom, bedroom. — tamiy Song ig vets wt c _C. Compton & Sc & Sons a Sate ee so «Seay efove to. everytnlng. on se Oh ee Pe tte Reet raeaes tg] tik aie S| pa ge tam oe Thee 2 oat tod’ full b fll. floor fur: 2] tamaeseeaes (CITY OF mardi Dorothy Snyder Lavender SYLVAN vaste pect at 3b | BY OWNER - om? SEDRM, BRICK. ULTIPLD LISTING SERVICE AUBURN MANOR SUB. | $100 DOWN _ 2 oo eee Plus minimum costs. 5 Eeareoms heme situated te south Moves You In! Ey Ee EA other ¢ i S fe George R. Irwin} ‘WHY PAY RENT? REALTOR 269 BALDWIN FE _5-0101 BUILT IN RANGES & OVENS LOADS OF MODERN FEATURES jarge Moa 6 mente: bee “ee ewe: | MODEL OPEN Rost MeLARTY,, BROKER rate Pe TO 7. YONNER — 3 BEDRM. BRICK.| 9 blocks of Montcalm gh ied a WESTOWN REALTY dont Agu ~Aguarina, Drayton’ FE 8-2163 or EVES. LI 24671 216 W. PA Beautiful 3-Bedroom Brick shell or fipished, west ate. yard. Vacant 375 Fisst at, FE “SYLVAN, LAKE . 3 berm. Income Property 43A 2-FAMILY ZONED COMMERCIAL is located on feat “ee ait Eve a2 fomay, Car. | water pent full price rea bol HOLMES-BARTRAM Da.| on 31950" " “<4 aay ears Lavender or ee Ox- for For Sale Lake Prop. 44 Fi eect 7 lies LH rated with 4 bedroom: —— re us reepectively 1 posense Excellent condition. Loc ted on Ra ft, ay ‘brick bldg. 8 business $9800 GT — Lovely pat A of Lon ga Jartd with bungalow. oan ‘well LISTING $7500 Lod ar PRICE, ~ Commercial, — 28x36 modern home in rear. Tesi ie omall New sit, “at garage. e of large shade Ween. nity i L.H. BROWN, Realtor” ON IL, Realtor aries . rE’ Coms “idle "handled $400 down. FOUR BEDROOMS . A pretentious se. 075 etentious family. home, ban Ay eer ca and halt — th ee “bai up, ageaming, ak --s Hy aggh owen big Ba ; room, acre cre parcel jhouse; a thing -— Want Ads. Put" ww: wo St re i \ NTT 7 through Rent Ads! Room,\ : irtment, any- | ' i] ' le t| | : Civilians rhe spe ol, ; . Close to schools, J VOW! ics REAL srArE & INSURANCE 7732 Rd, a or pine Or )-s632 2 bed j LOT ON TAKE ©. OARLA D, a one Rutoniati heat = eon 6 NEW 2-BEDROOM HOMES sonable, y a scree A a street Vecant. it. Immediate | — tn The Heart of Fontise — paom oy Be re c_BRI ee a it. "wterested, call , ures. Lake priv. $18,700, = MAY MANAGEMENT SACRIFICE 96.900 YEAR AROUND - DAYS WO }-3350 os. $8, 350 me Fy 5A Lew down pay- EVES, SAT & SUN TO 69851 “bedrooms. Hesural ‘ate to commun unity, $1,000 = — air j best. A _ MONTH DOWN $00 PER MONTH Bats nefed” ct"S | emg koenemn | tegeree” Stee e _ is situated in” a . = os = hana m with ne leah aie| Heian | og Spe Lake Front Seen anet, SO af chile. from ted i yepeall ant base Perry Shopping Center a lake home the way you NO DOWN Ser Sa etetuar ease LOCATED ON MELROSE + Pigs a D Between Perry & Mt. Clemens St, poo psn ely nog em eee. PAYMENT So cr i : ae SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT Big rad oe eae” bedroom r homes, wiih = bmg age and row Wes CALL: WHITE BROS. é‘ $660 Dixie Hwy, . ment? wf "Te ra dg, par DLORAH BLDG. CO. ‘FE 2-0122| Open Eves. ‘til 9; Sun 10 "tt 8. Corner Williams s Lake | Rd. & M59. warts LAKE HOME. FULLY After 6, OR furn: 100 7 derae oe on lake TROY, $2 FT. 3 BEDEM: 1 RANCH ASSOCIATE good beach. 2 larg ereened replaces, {ile atures ViaT path BROKERS INVESTMENT CO. motor, 2. 2 mowers, 1 riding. zt J tan: Oe, hele "heurant - si ren Open Terms. $990 Down — smith ev 4 a ° a & 3 BEDROOM HOMES) For Sale Resort Prop, 44A SEPTEMBER SPECIAL| {ns desirable UNION LAKE ‘ an ee today 5 Tot oeaiee resonate Priv. lot treet from Sari ah ts = ea by by 443 ORCHARD LAKE AVE. adi fing’ fh forest. Good on mith «or LOWE ee ROOM a sq. ri of living area, Has living rm., dining rm., 10° by 14’ kitch- MODERN CL ose to 3 bedrms.. ceramic tile -_ SCHOOLS AND sHOP. G,. For Sale Lots. 46 Fras oll heat. A real buy at 9 BEDROOMS FOR 1:8. wa x with only “na me P tent WITH NOTHING Sowk. 2 "fd rep, X10 PEA FEET. WATER- IF YOU ARE AMBITIOUS 7 LOTS IN BALDWIN PARK. SEL ae a ee tale. Special offer On this 2 bed- | 45 OAKLAND AVE, | FE §-0441 |" way’ 9.2932. room home in convenient loca-| Gee eee EAVICE 100% 1 - Ho ates sane work nd ides f x ae or ex sement at could be made into 4 rm r of lot: Set deeastentree, Bed “Dorris & Son | Svat sts eae *EMBREE & GREGG $150 1588 ait Lake Rd. ENGLISH BRICK 140x 160 ni = a A, EM_3-4393 Eie 33314] — pistinctive and eye appeal- Deaanina building Pe ei ciesaareigeae | BS tse cee ey Frestees sevaty chconex’ Pontiac. “Only $4i5 down, ae nice den, and three da x 165 bedrooms, pave -st., otal bus, stores and 5 is, pent rner pol 2 BF aie. streets, Saver Mig lars ad “Hanns yard sieto'cen be handled | beautiful site. Only s300 eee, ashes, dryer. fies. refrig. = with as low as 61,500 down. ree F ae et om ni reittattiy fms So"eies| © LAKEFRONTS a y per cen ie «1, TER real buy. me Py sig beso, base- 00 DOWN — 3 bedroom brick floors lea living ed et, full baseme: . pn arage, $10,- oll Ke. furn Atuee pA amr ie ie carat 8 $16, bath, oak floors paved street. : ‘A sensa’ . ese bedroom Sepenley. plus $1800 DOWN — Income specisl.| room two fot completely Over $100 per month income and anchor fenced, forced air our own apt. —_ All furniture ofl heat, $10,500 vacant, ei- neluded. “ieving state sate. ther of se two can be R- give | you ACTION. Dial FE, 8181. SY fae ie ee he es THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1958 : | eS 1, For Sale Lots Bae Orpertti Money to Loan 53 Sale Household Goods 57|TIZZY he a. ‘by Kate Osann For Sale Miscellaneous 60 For Salo Miscellaneous 60| ea een : ie SEPTEMBER | Es f ‘ crc murat | HILLS PROPERTY SPECIALS. . 7 q lot, = : : Mah n Plywood ARS SStaer ot Dunstant ee ~~ ee - 490 es. ir Plyscore Santee nas | BEST TAVERN | FE 500! * and bey cnvenoert aad sale pind ees fa tela erty, Brice | sraoe™ “AREA. Grosset! Seaboard Finance Co. 3 A iC 41 = i, eee ie an provenings Mat) Straight ‘See “pesauion » coonls | gs RACNOF No,Probleme ca mweetly: hot 4 arene Ho Pa th at $4,000 down, ine sure to check on CET Ee ot Y wave. = 5S Knotty White Pine -T WATERFORD TWP. | © TEWIDE Upto $500 — | fee eee a Wo, Yang BTR, Ratdes aes . 10 miles| Real Estate Service of Pontiac TPC, CHROME DINETTE GET. at ni Ben gets wien atone tg ancetnk es Se ee Oakland |i nes ae Ey oe coos © ir Urebes., Revers: nich . ?__TWinbrook 3-3286 denza buffet. ¢ able weds, Bg ie Para ea. Building restrictions, tor la ee ee oe C C ries ha dno aise. re, 9.2100 | Geer" pine base‘ shoe 9% 1is. ft glows um of Meg erent) et, lense. Good potantisl. Pinas} 1 OCT) WOMDANY | _s. * obbat. ; . a Clear W, pine casing. fe Ree aca uni fe) Se oonemye ae ge Sa >a nee Gee PoE Rete nae of Jote, Ry streets. < ce roy orted Ww Ibs, felt 452 ff.......... Will alie build to to Jour own plans. LET’S TA . peda, ob.as, Furniture. rec ueat cond Br. arepes, S422 Packagi e al “Gal erme, BUSINESS” - © STATE BA sino | diet Latn de yea ath lt _ GEORGE E BLAIR C 9x12 Felt Base Rugs $3.95 tidue aypen, with pad. Peo et: Laundra-mat “Buick Aen BONNY MAID VINYL . =fe Ladies: nate. s ek car Dassage act 1 set 3 Sa butte 4336 OR 3-1251] Im Northwest Detroit, Well 414-Ft. Wall Tile ae | tree © [et vet, alae “0 | tor only ue maa | Baa ry tt $25 TO $500 | SEREPRBARE,RANT™ at cnbeans.| wary ompeaaneame, | Tak | ee Shle Acteage 4j\ work. Phone tor details, / o3 ro seourty Op te 4 me menthe ii ore ee ng ast ron BALES a] seoaees “75g a aaaned | BebaiiGt, lee | ened rn Se eos art "EMPIRE H 4 with wis vg chipatla Rp ad a : s-8iat or via sce AGB : cnnrrrYPe aggerty i 2 a on Watton "Biv. "Priced ail tof 'en on main highway. Sub- Home z 5 5 fe. capright oo cine is 1 hares: 10-12 LUMBER CO. a D. RILEY, Broker rea ie lee ad ing, ar LOAN CO. Thert, spe, teat motels Ne, Ded 6 810-12 | WHT Maguerty Hwy. 4 509 Elisabeth Lake Y @N Perry St ‘(Corner Pike) ROY’S REPLACEMENT PARTS | Between W. Maple’ om : PE 4-113? re sa a | 96 Oakland Ave PE 2-4021 $99.50 per 3 Mo | 1 FO § AGRE Panceis MICHIGAN BUSINESS Mortgage Loans —_ 54} -30 INCH HOLLYWOOD BED wiTH Phone Market _¢- #, month sites. $100 dows | a S ALES CORPORATION ~ sowe. $15, Old abe Toker $2. ‘ Truck fond lots delive pn SF free : CAPANGUS, Realtor Pit (MEMEBERS |. mae ware Problem? a ROSE 507 tiamane PE ool teteeaannaanal Pk 9a dae sae Me "NA T2815 pith. &., TELEGRAPH RD. | We make mortgage loant 10 meet | gz3e't6 Norge suo washer... $103 ee FURNACE. a Ener AD PE meRDTO GTO: de smaee, rome econo |b free te ane | oy caries oo nese oe NTROL SPRAY RIG ; “ge: “T have a sure way of picking record OnK sate tate Man y of picking s. If it drives m = 500 pe Chemic and” edvertiing n- We 2 Bauitien, "WAYNE GABERT father nuts, it’ll be a hit!’’ Teens guises Oe ares emer . 4 bedrooms, 1a) _cluded. $500 complete. OA 8.2019. | ,. CHER MIGE. & BUTE OO. ue 121 N, Saginaw ___swPE 58-6189 : required, OR 3-5406. : pate eee series and] | 100 QHORON 61, EONTIOG| 4, HOUSE FULL, OF MODERN FORCED AIR FURNACE, GOOD | New few. : 3 x ' : : x ts, 5 ‘ rm = condition, best offer 4-1620. , oo Waanga ate | age ot Pp artri d 7g e Want A ie Mortgage? pn iy BH OI HOT Sale Household Goods 57| For Sale Miscellaneous 60 FIREPLACE, SCREEN. 5Grn EXEL: “4 Paul M. Jones, nal ies a 18 THE “BIRD” TO SEE can ae oh seb . consolidated 15, Btuaia ie! errs ve, | gets We it aaieaane oo OO eae ~ Fuel Oil Tank—New HURON gal rane te one iW hers mits V 7 FUEL Ol TANKS, GOO iD OON- PE 5-1467 : rE ‘a... OA 28-3633 Li k id, ke new, . Chest $10. 10 AV AREA| Youn segs 8 peers this aucun ENDEROFF Huron — Bede, “Pie at = dion. Wi duiver, FE Eel ORRAGE, 554 door. 00, Fa 2 table | toy 4p excellent ABOUT ANYTHING YOU WANT| POWERFUL ELECTROLUX VAC- Sat 4” white uniforms, | _ 5-847. B aApie. ; N.| Stus stock of about rg Swe 55 R THE N BE|~ yum cleaner and attachments, ex- te shoes, size | GOOD — 5 : : 7 owe. Your investment back by Christ = po | FOUND AP } & © Sales. cellent condition $18, Beautiful FE_2-6885 i 120 ACRES, LENT HUNT. little out of the way. but @ lot] 1958 utomatie ‘ew achine ree pon, PiPe, 6 FT. $3.79 = lend with cabin, or. Hawks, 2 ROWBOATS, 20-30 RIFLE.| lees to vay, Furniture, & spp almost new. $56 cash.” GReenleat oa Le eee ia Garage se Doors 4 MiGs ve ert "| REALTOR PARTRIDGE| Pith ot oat ot? Sots | Init Stade dene" or Te el | Se 12's Saginaw Pa 62100 oven, ovaiamats ’ MIDDLETON pRUSINESSES THRUOUT MICH, |i ACHES ON RIVER PARTIY| | 24 MONTHS TO PAY | ngemee avives chairs. Lesiner top 5 DOORS Tere x Oe" x ite" | _ sass Mog ecegia aod all standard ee ACT FASTI—$ acres of excel- eee. ok: ing. _Egcbenge for ear. Bittcoser. josk around. 3 acres of tree — ales, MA xs = int aes Gre Wood be steel Saray oot closet doors t ASTI 40 scres of exce’ | Start Your Own Business Ogemaw County. air FE 6-021 2S ue GEE | eet Paiste geied 3 ‘lies northwest. of ne and national ity a RALER SLEEPS 5 og a tiey a Electrie. garage a a ewe Seas ot met | cena On yt Ae auauted ‘per 60 acres of good 4) ¢une Ze or 1 mile ores Hayy 3 BT alleged ceters for 2 = Wiese. | oan Froatt —< ha eR ee led persons| 0 ree ee pert moda, tralier, in) Ra Meo on AubUra | “with drawers ........0.5- +» $80.00 os ge eee | Bl 3: Rak cs Ptxmes | ARorcanation any ste gor | oe cok PRES | ALUMINUM SQUARE FUR MAY:| P'SMi'acmp Tag's cSt] “qoute @ A Trompe. |r 5 RY BOOK SALES Bio cash, cath month of ation. Phone.| sectional chairs for an apt. size tag washer pump. Hamilton Gesk ........ce00e cseee bo 8 # 371_8. F eit : fectrie glove or will sell. PE Geyer SW Sabcie centrale. Smell Mahogany buffet ..... 01m x 16 3B § BE a Roe Ott" FLOOR FURRACEL Bes carat Sunline wits |rwo-stall" mister station tor jase, | Tobe PONTIAC. ELE” OR TRAE | WZ Hanognny remote i isighth™ | moved trom lot, Fe sae. | $m eee FEO ow plaice "estbamaet Femea'gat "ities ew eee On| AAA SPECIALS. ~ | ace aay aR] “i Seema a“pc| aie are, POONER . UB. : AN 7 co. a ast se » mo Leslie <. Middleton A’ das Uimiay City, after “7 ies Renae be wet. oF cash. ir fe iuiss Sep Fruitwood provincial dest. io. aes ees Se) et eee BROKER M,N. JOHNOON|gloRey—GOOR IN —RETIRING | CHER FOR URED AVS WORK:| sud guaran, nl, OB ae) Se | CASH FOR USED TVS. WORE-| snd at OBEL TV, Fee F pe et ee 4 See precast or not. FE 32-0367. we = FE eee: Sle arms 48) Wil sell the business and prop: | “nat have you. i lated BE # uF a. Meare | A WD came ft? , glub, ‘posal Fo ett Te or| Closing Out At Cost CONGEFTONRRE. 1008 WH i chard Lake Rd. No telephone dll sage * mowers. ¢ elec. fi 06. 21” RCA colo $325. me , FE 42577 oe ate, __ "Lana, plcae ackle, out taser Bits Fait Sweet's “TRA ca HE) 6 Do It Yoursel f 61 room stream 17 miles Pon- broker. d tiac, Will odel free ted in vi-| {F eaatgen, and" nousetraie “land toe e. Includes ero Oy fur- | — 27 oF FE 2-203. FoR GA 36 INCH 2, . Call metal bs Cone tract and from LE TRADE VE sTOCK A AN mith nl EEE eee Sale Business Property 49 pF 10650 W. Buroa " PE esse ii. SAE ee 28 FT. YAL a lien ft ot rai, Oh sees eee, ue ee #88 Tmeer | SINCE 1878. _| sey beecieter ae | Beat com commercial Inquire at Baid- win, is ae HFC Specializes ra i are mera quem! In Helping ann eas will take house as part ent. ; v Pr nants Fa coe Pere Like |". fy _vile. =. sd GROSLEY SHELVADOR REFRIO- bed IXIE HIGHWAY | Ou ee oe Ayre, cue ee | ec. Sasa Cet ser] | SEPTEMBER DAZE | we corr o compte Boe,st nate , triendly, service fro’ jouble barrel shotgun, YER, electric. 5 doors —|- Sorin Hsia "approximately ivmile Ls agen trained, Courteous, peo. om Manatee | fates’ hie £6: Re a cial instal Washer ranted -i---...- 008] PRES EBSTIMATES-PHA TERMS DAT gs las breperty est, consumer finanee com: TRAE ADE OR SE OR SEL LL: EgUiry IN 3 a washer: kenmore 36 36 inch gas REFRIGERATORS ai “iggae 9% MATRRIAL cn eh Pedm “sherican eotoutal a fo "tion rman you chooee, repay TRADE ‘46 FORD Am GooD itor oS $200 0 to make way for afer Used, . From...... 948 | M43 Ma “askeriton eblouial pomse. : TR _P. appliances, iad faay terme, wit oi ope Hee, ance Seis. Ekiptts 34208" ° ““'"'| COLDSPOT REFRIG. GOOD con-| COD sor | AVAILABLE NOW OLMES-BARTRAM Gaeeeeada "hace Rl gg ag DUNCAN. PRYFE DINING AM Sraticees STET_GAS 6 iss OR 100 Ee OR 3:9290/3% 8 Saginaw. and fir. Kay Bide. near Nashville. or Garkgriie, Sie. “Si ctaire 'h “chine cabinet | frou Semual’s Appil- ee EXCELLENT NORTH sIDE INn- WHEN yOu N E Wk. ears afer 6 °p-m. a SpodiniM es PREG E-HEATER ance ~ : dustrial location. 130’ i | oor Stee. 3 years old, $45. FE Siegler ae steel cinder piece eee each $25 a $100 WE WILL SiWING RMS PIECE WAHOG. |, Floor at ball the vcost ) cveriead doors, ‘Total price alg tr Mage ogg - 8 Hy any Duncai Phyfe. fe SCHICK’ MY_3-3711 4 000, Can be sold s Mfj| You can got M guickiy, on your ee ‘work, house- , and ra console, | SE WING MA vacuum ‘ Pinirk hts yd ee ee semasiee wat wiss your money tet Bines wai OX eaeib ack for GF Sect veneite #60. | "Sike’ new, condition. aitp Templeton|" STATE |samearr re ae Co ial Building : housetrailer © or for eo ae 1838 ELECTRIC inno RePRIG. | TAN DAPEYPOR?, mmerca ulidin Moe eas, 2 A sco mae gt egueen fe] FINANCE CO. | gus ie a res— pera | ftw one's on P|” | TRADE-IN DEPT. zimately ~ho er go Or ee oe otters tem: | Gene “alee wales. roses & ST Rear e and a) 4 acre and. BuitableTor man: Pontiac State Bank | a Te Prigeses Guar elec f ee fae LAID -OFF eee funlamp and a 2pe..tivine ran atite”. fins L. Templeton, Realtor or_sell,_ $3.50_month, OR +3300. i RANGES BR| $00. wood ainetin 25 ie ~ Refrig. needs repair, Both | wainut vanity 2330 Orchard Lake Rd. ‘sos oO W ORKERS |=: For Sale Clothing 56 itt OR 2a ey Wate Say Fs avar. AL __eb BEAUTIFUL BLACK PERSIAN | cupboards and miscel. fix- Business Opportunities 51) lamb wath Dost 0 dena, excellent | tures ell very cheap. 2 fur coats. |18 W Pike BZ Terms PB ¢1122 S Kong BY OWRER RICH| We mare cash toons, te ald ee 2b. Fee —aparoat—pamons | ADE EPC RANGE FOR ons =; AINT Ne es fui “tte "Pavement Pe) I me ag Se a oT Lik | "REEZERS | UPRIORT. FAMOUS B. Munro Elec. Co. Renae Bros e’s throw from Dray-| work _new. Medium _sise, PE 5-7780: values 4140.88 while they, Inst. I Then a ong hg ae Bore Foreons ames Oo | Paneer sektaurae renner ts ——.- ‘- Our Requirements Are: | Reming: | ving |S¢ll, rent; buy, swap, hire, zED x SAVE ENERGY, USE : suuP POMP. GENERAG ELEC laiat FE 2-8181, oeecie arcteh, i Qeer| WANT ADS! To find a Northern . sige Eems, eeet a Bigs ‘sn all 10 Srinrade | more ironer, very good cond... job, place to live or a | shallow well ELECTRIC. uséd car, see Classi- 0 goat tae Oe pan hard ‘LAA Mabie OF 2816. ied NOW! Pe sondinye 10 Ril’ my, x", 4 f vA F _THE : PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1058 ee / ct., FE @xi6, ae co ni EVERY: ft. slum. awning. ‘i fice. 5-6519. ing. be ‘7 / a L _ Sb On Saise nee Seems > issi wi RSON—31 FT. GOOD a aa he Gime ine — ara — OUT- sence quality. Meng ies 44720. vecg e On ANT A Bes «hey the finest tn cam 15-ft. Tour-A-Home, Iso 11 & & ise-t ONT PASS UP . MONEY! Sell unneeded bblongings. for cash | fhirow wees Ads! = pee 18 : Bob Hutchinson Mobile Home Sales Inc. ee ee bare ye Trailer ‘Space - .79 | For | CARNIVAL Be A VERILLS "Gee M&M Motor Sales otel cars pa. 4 iy ~pdliamlat ET | eee a aT MAKE OR model. Trade MOBILE VIL or down. CARS. 22 AUBURN on NEED CARS SAVE TIME-WE'RE PAYING Top $$$ Dollar GOOD USED CARS At Our New Location 952 W. HURON DODGE will Rao Boat Works ctl oe LER Take overpayments, Mazurek Marine Sales S&S Bivd & _— FF siies avoUsT oT SALE OL ala ip tee boat. lly aiuipped hn * ark 1s nee tintier. BAVE 88S Demonstrator wari6 ft. ee raft with to boat with Mercury LaCross 14 tt bos boat with Mercury Mark $295. ~ ie discotint on a ae — Mitirose ones MOTORS TROJAN ee UIseOUT BO. satus HERE ES oct, S'By Po “ STORAGE Make your reservations now for ca motor storage Comple wintes service BIDE & OUTSIDE, STORAGE + trington . Boat Works: a, TELEO ha oe . SPECIA Bost trailer winches — Regular now $7.28. Everything for bid aD, FL Fn b PONTIAC'S TRUCK CENTER GMC RETAIL BRANCH - Oakland at Cass C7) % TON PICK- up. .| Foreign ry Sports Cars 90B FORD STATION low ee "$1 BUICK SUPER REPOSSESSION Clean car, extra tion. $188 full nig 10.96 —. eos Tot us Bel ob Sao to Spenees model. some less ¢ Lake Orion Motor ee M%4 AT CLARKSTON —— PORD — MERCURY My 2-261 QUALITY CARS EASY i. 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THIS I8 LIKE NEW. with entio. a aaber '54 Ford .. ore A BEAUTY for your second car ‘So DeSoto 2 Dr. spo IRTSMAN, it's nice 03 Olds 88 ..... SUPER, yours for only $495 ‘00 Ford 2 Dr. ......... THUNDERBIRD motor '54 Buick 2 Dr. eg SUPER RIVIERA in A-1 condition throughout 04 Olds 98 ...... A NICE black and white job ‘55 Chevrolet 4 DOOR, extra sharp car ‘09 Cadillac ........ ‘62 4 DOOR, runs like-new ‘57 Pontiac. ..:....... PULL POWER and one owner De A ae 3 a nice dark bive finish **# © @ © «@ *-* 2 © © @ * ¢ © © & * *¢ © © © © & © é if fone THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1958 -- Today's Television. Progr: _rgn oe sn i ns am it se ie ae = Show Rati tings - Channel 2—WJBK-TV Channel 4—WW4-TV “Phanoed | 1-WXYE-TV Chandel:® rl a porks Should Abandon Emphasis on La rs Prove Nothing . TONIGHT’S TV HIGHLIGHTS ® Pla y howe. Guy who/ 8:00 (2) Cartoon Carnival, 6:00: (7) Curtain Time, _— pte agrees oh poe Ye : . Lav": a Don Taylor. (Re-|#:45 (2) Cartoon Classroom. , “Racket Squad, | 9:00 (4) I Martied Joan. 9:00 (7) Boxing. Ralph ‘ : , 6:10 (4) Weather: Eliot. Jones vs. Mickey Crawford|9:29 (2) News, Weather in 10-round . middleweight 6:15 (4) Box Four. ut. . {9:30 (2) Beat the Clock. 6:30 (7) Comedy (cont.) ri (Color) Aner = | : or) Mystery Theater. ! rytlend Harry (9) Brave, Eagle, 0 | -Marderes Maw bantam _ Soldier Holowen mask in ‘‘Trick . Money. Toubo rd to crush con- Treat.” : (aay ieee a 0 : spiracy in Algiers. (2) Millionaire. New. mil) nag _ @) News: LeGolf. lionaire (Leif Erickson) gets|10:25 (9) Billboard. ot caught in family. 6:40 (2) Weather. ; . 10:90. (2) Star Showcese. : - 8:30 (7) Boxing (cont) (4) Treasure Hunt. 6:45 (2) News. (9) Mr. D. A. (9) Movie,’ me Omen roa, | SRC EE : me "ve Got a Secret. Mickey 1:00 (2) Arthur Godtrey. rs a ae Rooney, guest. (4) Price Is Right. (2) Star Showcase. Charles|9:45 (7) News. : Coburn “Bed and Seana” 11:25 (7) News. 10:00 (7) Tombstone Ter, Sheriff's}; Dollar. 7:10 (7) Weather. naval s in danger ‘when he oan: (6 Gta, ‘to bring two brothers Ricky 7:15 (7) News: Daly in for trial. es ee Gone | (9) News. :45 (1) Noontime Comics” 7:30. (0) L, Welk, Champagne mv- (4) It Could Be You. Quiz, uae® , sic makers, ten-age fea- (2) Steel Hour, tie Se 1 tured in new show. ger as Sigmund Freud. Be (9) Million Dollar Movie, Ed- THURSDAY AFTERNOON © — _— “Black-|10:15 (9) Weather. .” C48. 12:08 (2) Love of Life. ; (4) Wagon Train. Over-am-|10:20 (9) Film Fare. (® Tic Tac Dough. | bitious wife (Nina Foch), dis- (9) Ross, the Builder. © takes desperate gamble. (Re- (9) Starlight Theater, Jean-|12:15 (9) Let’s Look. run.) nette MacDonald, Nelson - (2) Twilight , Theater. Oil Eddy, “Girl of the Golden/12:$9 (2) Search for Tomorrow. tycoon helps former college West,” (°38.) (4)(eolor) It Could Be You. professor, Kevin Mi (4) Studio 57. “The Direc- (7) Sta Erwip. (Rerun.) tor.” (9) Myrt & Doris. . “see on ed cans (2) Steel Hr. —— : . We Guiding Light. (9) Movie (cont) 11:00 (D) Soupy’s On. — (4) Wagon (9) Theater (cont.) Ladies (2) Leave Tt to Beaver (4) News. ’ sadly veg iy Beaver, Wally take hilarious (2) News: LeGoff. (7) My Little Margie. Train Trip.” (Re-run.) (9) Movie. 11:15 (4) Weather. 8:30 -(7) Ozzie and Harriet. Rick @) Weener.: 1:3@ (2) As the World Turns, . ttm Spats a mee” ‘Bud)11:25 (2). Robert! .. — oe one fy Lack" (38) 1:85 (4) Faye Elizabeth. (@) Jack Paar, Actress Thel-| _‘4) Truth or Consequences. a ; Ritter. - }9380 (2) House Party. sp cca: lay @) Haggis ‘Bassi. (color) THURSDAY MORNING Ni es @ On the Fr Front 3:00 wae My rio 1200 (2) TV College. sn. Bandstand, M Te 3:30 @ Verdict Is Yours. 7:30 CF Movie," (1) Who Do You Trust? : (9) Movie, sansa _}4:00 (2) Brighter Day. 4 Eating place (4) Queen for a Day. = a. | 12 (1) American 8 puch ; Secret . 4:1 a = & (2) Storm. ie Game in again 4:36 (2) biige/ot Night. EE (9) Laff Time. 3 Compass point 23 Cherry ——-— 4:48 (4 Modern Romances. 5 deze see 27 Above -(poet.) ° 5:00 (2) Susie. 32 Men, women ~~ (4) Golf Tournament. | une : ni (1) Woody Woodpecker ame) _— a 38) iecueee (9) Looney Tunes, 33 Fa Shnar 37 Soft mineral — o rier ys ree World (4) ¢ ) It’s Great rf > eae (1) Mickey Mouse Club. Ocean sy . $a, ar Collision Injures Woman 82 ship's wheel A three-car, smashup at M59 and| $4 Quarzel é ST Lene “Sout a keene Cass Lake road, Waterford Town- 56 Uninvited i ay sie ship, last night resulted in the $ Thorax 26 Pa enic at ae 9 —— 97 Workers —— injury of Dorothy L. Hote, 45, of Down ii Communuts «BB OUerwise §— a Daybreak (3380 Winderoft St. She was treated eam nett seas’. | private ‘pigelcan, scording "to i Bice erect of meats Se zd Sotetie State Troopers. -- Today's Radio Programs an IR, (760) ORLW, (800) WWws, 0) WYZ, ik stakes 9 ay Newn La ¢:30—WJIR, Dinner Date Wisk Jack, CKLW, 3, mae a Labbitt Gor -_ Davies J ss 2 ws Wi . Music With Mason 10:00 WIR Asthur rey | WEON, Bob Lark CKLW, Koma re Bgale, caeee caepedioas ww, Te ast WJBK, Baseball — : 2:30—W, T300-—WIR, Quest Howe THURSDAY MORNING SRL. mee Gnas wwd, One (ine s Pamily CRLW, are ews 2. 7° awe Agriculture Rpt. s P Sock Lewis CKLW, News, Shiftbreak WCAR, News, Patri “Ww Newt, w settee! Don A ih kar ak ‘ie | ae thee George. GREW. News, Davies” Wee, ye fe Matinee WXYZ. : Sheridan. oo Whisperin: WCAR, News, Ww, fhe rain ' Won, Bow Wesley "Wwa. News Pren neh we. WPON, Jim Proven ¥, Jim Case ‘Fanbe Musto od stows, in 2:90—WIR, House to Pe Party. Sti oe News, Se WIBK, News, — uy, House & Fe WCAR, kews, © Martyn © , WPON, Chuck Lewis wre ¥ ° peg Pome ‘ew owe, 8:30—WIR. Please: J Nowe, : 11de—WIR, Time tor Music} 00—w Ww Nightline RR SO ee as oe Stitt, Mekenat ®: Ww, to Bible! W News, THURSD ww News, Deland : won =, : AY AFTERNOON ; _ y | Bob Lark ‘lice aah su, Wine Wor Ben kaneitinnse owwa Mg hi ed ere eS ay Gracies 490 WIR, uel tle Fall ES Seed Sew, Mews. Chase Ween. News, Parse 5:00 WIR, News eu News, Lewi WW, New land e J Wee. Wottrick. McKengte +i: Time Fo For Music aun seer \. pond : » Tenn Ernie - - Don inn : d 5: ae Seite wee a * Mebeod Sponsors Must Realize Potential Buyers Want Good Programs By CHARLES MERCER NEW YORK (# — When a sales- man can’t sell his product, does or the product—or with insurmount- able notions in the mind of the potential buyer? * x * have béen asking themselves that cession, Among them are the net- work television salesmen who still are trying to peddle almost a third of the fall season’s prime evening viewing time. We suggested yesterday ur television should reappraise its sales emphasis on the star theory and the audience rating theory. The suggestion, calculated to make any salesman mad as coming straight from an ivory: tower, is simply to offer sponsors a- good show because the audience with the problem lie with the salesman | ~ Salesmen of quite a few products) -_ question during this economic re-|. Beach, Fla. FOXY — All wrapped up in a white fox fur, shapely Doris Ellis is ready for any unlooked-for ome! in the weather at Miami ‘jline and yelled, Fou aas BS ANS Now SAE OF |ago that “you can die with a gag.” ‘Ski-Nose’ Bob Far From Dead Musical ‘Roberta’ By CHARLES MERCER NEW -YORK (AP) — Not long) ago, when Bob Hope was playing a state fair, he muffed a punch “T don’t know what I’m doing!” A A local reporter duly wrote in his paper that Bob "Hope, laughing about it as he hastened . ‘New York the other day, “he learned long But Hope, a map with an endless supply of gags, is as far from dy- ing as a comedian can be, * * * On Sept, 19, for example, he launches his new television season with the musical. “Roberta”. — which was his first successful Broadway show back in 1933 — over NBC-TV, Anna Maria Alber- by Colored had all the WILSON were dust-catchers have got to go; cuffless pants also Give | somestic you height. Red Buttons is the latest addict ... Cary Grant, |Comestic who looks so healthy because he uses a terrace to wan-tan|comaee ot “hohe himself, is ‘filming the Hitchcock thriller, “North by North~-| shows west,” in a very intime catiale even plan to go there . Doorjed barbecue table. Has Part in Western | Boy, 9, Opens ~ Busy. Midway of His Own BEVERLY HILLS, Calif, (AP) —Arthur Robbins’ latest business from the start—three weeks ago. Coung ideas did it. He’s 9, They broke too many glasses. So now he’s got an amusement park. t * * With permissfon from his moth- er Rose Robbins, Arthur and four converted the “scare ride.” For 8 cents you can}. swim in the portable pool, But you - to furnish your own towel. st. part is passage under the Gate Sridge—an elevat- > Disneyland isn’t hurting from the competition so far. But Ar- thur reports a net profit of $3.10 for the first three weeks. Shadow Is Missing HOLLYWOOD (AP)—Shadow, a chestnut horse who is. Bat Master- gon’s mount'in the Masterson TV series, is missing, Ralph McCutch- eon, shadow’ s owner, said “He probably just got mixed up with some cast horses “and is off on a location.” The cast horses are for the extras to ride. NEW YORK @ — Fred Mac- _ {Murray has &- part in.the first “Cimarron. City” western, which NBC-TV will present Oct. 11 at Labor Take Note: Gulf Oil in Politics ations, has been so busily Careless customers drove Ar-|fruit crop — weather trouble . thur out of the lemonade trade.lout of the “Best of Everything” cast to await the baby... F Ex-champ Barney Ress applied a cold summer’. . TYBEE AFRA . Today’s Wilson Girl: the brunette Brigitte Bardot,| cepted is Tybee Afra, who's so Latin—no worider, she’s from Monti-|Navy during the month of cello, N.Y. Even Julie Wilson Hit Wig Craze sparkle of a sandwich left over from the 1939 World’s Fair. All the en’s fashions today really hate women. _ Ordered your cuffless trousers yet? Styl-|be done ist Irving Heller says the cuffed pants that them, spot: Grand Central. Girls who re will be boarding trains from *;:.* .® ’ Stranger than the fiction in the best-seller “Lolita” is the; fact that the Vladimir Nabokov novel was “discovered” here| by ex-Latin Quarter showgal Rosemary -Ridgwell, friend of Ex-Ambassador O’Dwyer. Miss R. heard from her singing teacher of the daring book that had been printed in Europe but spurned here, got a copy, and suggested to Walter Minton, president of Putnam’s, that he republish it. He did—and Miss R. stands to — around five per cent as a manuscript talent foll scout. ventare fas been in the Merck THE MY EARL... and Howard Keel co-star in Hope Launches Season}: oni Video Sept..19 With|t Little Girl ee Quiet Reopening Into 0 Shindig KANSAS (AP) ~ It was While workmen were replacing the wooden platform with con- and ribbon : . x * * heard about the girl's plans and decided to invite its ‘members. Barbara persuaded her class- mates and teacher to attend. The —|board chipped in with a commis- sioner to make a speeeh. So today Barbara will eut the blue ribbon and be the first to cross, > ” Bach, composer of “Passacaglia and other musical classics, here as 8 Latheryn Cnet aie te tk a ee aie NEW YORK — Miss Julie Wilson opened a singing en- that ahs gagement wearing a catsup-colored wig. words, the musica] play “is|! ee beautiful when attired in her own hair, se: Julie in the condiment-tinted hairpiece | ifull of laughs: | xk * *® Hope plays a bandleader named an American) e 5 shows the forthcoming season, 28 he plans, Janeiro, R282 zee were Sy midis tate ual . Joanne Woodward dropped |,.¥' for a boxing manager’s license. .. Franchot Tone explained his chin whiskers: “Well, it’s been Coulter, was named head of the 20th Air Defense Division . . . youthful partners Pianist Errol Garner, heading for a European concert tour, back lawn into a busy midway. jpalked. at vaccinations, and asked .his manager, “How come For 3 cents, you can play ping/you send me to places where I can get sick?” That’s earl, throw ‘darts or take the brother. Bennett’s husband, Gen. John (Copyright, 1958) PITTSBURGH (AP) — The Gulf - Corp. has served notice that it plans to give organized labor a battle in the political arena. * * * In a letter yesterday to the firm’s 161,000 employes, stockhold- ers and dealers, Senior Vice Pres- ident Archie D. Gray said: ‘If we are to survive, labor’s political power must now be opposed by matching fofce, and there is no place in the United States where such a force can be generated ex- cept among corporations that make up smearicte manne, : * : “For many years Gulf, fogether with most other American corpor- in business activities that politics has been ignored. Whether we want to be there or not, Gulf, and every other American ration is in politics, up ‘to its eats in pol- ities, and we must. either start swimming hg ors, = * | the _— of the area’’ where | they live Dem Groups to Meet Tonight in Pontiac A joint meeting of the Pontiac Democratic Committee,*V e nice Spragg Club, Southend ic Club, and the Pontiac Demo- cratic Club will be held tonight at 7:30 in the ballroom of the Roose- velt Hotel. A movie will be shown on voter registration for the fall election. Robbers Flee in Maze FORT WORTH, Tex, (AP) — Two years ago the Park Depart- ment built a maze of high hedges and invited the public in to “get lost.” Few visitors ever enter. But yesterday a couple of men robbed a filling station and:fled into the ‘maze, chased by a group of offi- cers. The robbers “got lost,’ all right. The cops couldn't find Se, NEW YORK @® — Ed Sullivan has armounced he will broadcast one of his Sunday night CBS-TV * Gray called the «workers, shareholders and dealers to “be-| —— / i. eieeoknrs ein tenabottadaes shows from Fairbanks, Alaska, in November. : ? Alaska in Sullivan Plans BELTONE PONTIAC CC - GUARANTEED ee BURNOUT, | Midas Muller Service Raves FE 2-1010 MNSa0, bas "ea 8:00 "Sate "tit §:00 spesen, Ooms E. Doty, * x: Four county men re-enlisted dur- ing August. They were John F. Blain and William H. Blain, both of Lake Orion; Duane N. McClain of White Lake and Leo E. Hunkele Jr. of Orion Township. The two women who énlisted in “ithe Waves were Carol A. 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