4 ee s ; JS ' | i a The Weather. _ | 3 <7 : t, ai a cat I ( Home Petata Page 2) : | : ‘ : tion "1th YEAR" ee PONTIAC, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1959 —72 PAGES ASSOCIATED PRESS =< oe es — = ¢ : : - 4; UNITED INTERN. : PA SHORT TRIP — A Jupiter mice and two frogs aboard blew “. 4aunching at Cape Canaveral, Fla., today. The Kills 6 on Playground Mice-Carrying With Suitcase Bomb Jupiter Explode HOUSTON (?!—‘‘A man walks across the street with a bomb and kills children.” W. S.-Hawes had just identified the body of his only son. William S. Hawes Jr., 7, was one of.six persons killed —A Jupiter missile carrying 14 and Home Finance Agency when a man pushed a button and blew up a suitcase of pregnant mice and two frogs ex- (HHIFA). explosives Tuesday on the playground at Edgar Allen Poe Elementary School. Paut Harel Orgeron, 47, poco] son, Dusty Paul, 7, in “Had Snow In addition to young Hawes, | the blast killed Orgeron, Dusty, another pupil, a teacher and a_ custodian. The_18 persons hospitalized in-, cluded the principal, Mrs. f¥ ©. Doty, 64. Four children remain in PAUL H. ORGERON critical condition, Several are in serious condition with leg ampu- Space Venture Up in Flames pressed the doorbell type buon The N-North the tiny animals. and several turn it to Pontiac. minutes after enrolling his, red- ‘ | oth lp imple pocket ~*~ * * mer will give way to winter with off course almost immediately. ata tering 41, Pontiac shivering at“ by exploding fuel. Tis End Would'Help AI? Khrush Cold °°) Will Give UN. hev Scoms Urban Renewal : Project Outlined ae | i fy ™ : oy nS oe inFinal Report y ae _ Sex Disarmament 300 Families Probably Tells Newsmen He's Will Have to Be Moved Not in U.S. to Beg or in $4 Million Program Force Anything on tt 4 A From Our News Wires WASHINGTON F- Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev said today that “all countries will gain” by “abolition of the cold war.” He told a National Press Club luncheon that “we have come to your country with an open heart.” He announced that he intends tc submit a new proposal on dis- armament to the United Nations He will address the world organi- » gation General Assembly in New .York Friday. He sald he hopes this proposal “will play an important part in the solution” of the disarmament problem, “The most burning issue of our time." “We are not here to beg for any- _ , thing or to force anything on you. Our aim is to see your country, ‘its great people, which has made a tremendous contribution to the development of mankind, to meet ‘your statesmen and public leaders, and to have useful discussions on Pontiac’s $4 million! urban renewal program — 18 months in the planning » }stages—came another step, closer to reality last night! when the final project re- port was outlined before ‘the City Commission and Plan Commission prior to submission by Sept. 30 for AP Wirephote federal approval. flight was to be a test of the effects of space on | Commissioners learned from smal] animals. Parts of the rocket can be seen Robert A. Stierer, assistant city flying away from the flames. manager who's coordinating the ~ a project, that some 300 families living in 240 homes probably will have to be relocated to make way for the project. Phase one of the project in- volves an area bounded roughly by Pike street on the north, Sag missile with 14 up shortly after _, BIRD IN THE HAND — Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev seems to be enjoying himself as he holds a big white turkey during an inspection tour today of the Agricultural Research Center. Be- AP Wirephete culture Ezra Taft Benson: Henry Cabot Lodge: two unidentified men; Dr Byron T. Shaw, re- search administrator at the Center; and Dr. TC. inaw on the west, Osmun on the Byerly. depu rator ’ ‘ y. tv administrator of farm research. | South, and an irregular line along: ° —— wan ee issi ‘Paddock, Perkins and Parkhurst <8 , Missile Lasts for Only Paddock. Smiles and Headaches 10 Seconds Before It Has to Be Destroyed hmm matsp evamin =t Ere Nikita Khrushchev Dems Stressing Wears Her ‘Best’ Gown [Loyalty for ‘60 | be adopted forwarding the de- FROM OUR NEWS WIRES | tailed final project report to the (AP) launching. take the HHFA and Urban Re’ WASHINGTON — Mrs. Nikita Khrushchev brought Chicago office of the Housing : ~< * * newal Administration «(URA) two C-C-Chilled? The shot was to have been ato three months to review the modest grandmotherly elegance to the White House last : test of the effects of space flight report, make any changes, and re- Hight. hind him, left to right, are: Secretary of Agri CAPE CANAVERAL, Fle. : : RR | Related Pictures Page 8 Committee Adopts ‘56 all questions which today agitate Convention Plan Hoping the peoples of our countri¢s and the whole of mankind.” to Halt South Revolt x -' ploded today 10 seconds after, Stierer said it probably would + ES a ee —_ “We want to reach agreement But Christian Dior might not have thought so. If the yy uancron ae ~~ — ee siainadie gated | Teach agreement w 1) coun- | pele Seating WHT then be late high priest of fashion had seen the Soviet first lady Democratic National Committee! ¢riee on dhe abolition of the cold sé. tet ‘held on the project, after which 4t the White House dinner, he probably would have de- today adopted a 1960 convention, war,” he said. 'put its stamp of approval on it.!q d \of a Southern revolt against the Then back it will go to the HHFA| ressed guests. convention nominees ‘for final approval. Mrs. Khrushchev wore a teal blue, taffeta-like gown! ‘Surprisingly, the action was tak-| — _ en.without debate The would Ee ery ter blew apart about 1,000 feet in Will there be a fall season this the air, “All countries will gain by this |in equal measure’ * we * He said it seems ‘strange’ that i | t | ' | year? Pieces of the vehicle fell back - : | “It is ho that all this can ; pl bs The experts say summer will; on the launching ae | he ae ar “by February with a black thread — a + | o' some people have expressed ap- ‘exit a week from today, but snow-' z+ %* 11980." ‘Sewer aid. ‘ming through the fabric. It that @ salesman sometow hes The fule-is the same one Prehensions” about his exchange bound residents of northern Mich-| No one in the area was burt “Hf 90.” be “the shad a low “V” neck and & poked one foot in the doot .adopted in the 1956 convention. it Of visits with President Eisen igan and chilled Pontiac area’ The 60-foot rocket rose from its! 80, added, carry’ provides that states in sending Power. as if the Soviet Union had ey 0 . of the project can fairly narrow skirt with no residents wonder if maybe sum-, pad at 6:45 a.m. It veered sharply, '™S 0M phase of e talks. She listens. But she Ww ad | sealord serond payee }folds, pleats, or fancy ar- isn't buying. | As it climbed unsteadily n. ae st hah acquisition os ‘rangements. Khrushchev talked «smiled, the state wilt have a chance to tons with the United States. s 8 belched a long tail of fire from | habilitation programs, site tm. A large gold rimmed broach waved, hugged little girls, winked ballot for the convention nomi-, ‘These allegations are simply Temperatures tumbled to ree- its powerful ie. Sudden. | provements, and related mat. “ith green and white stones dec-/at photographers But, among the Nees. and that electors will be ridiculoas,” he sald. “We have ord lows throughout the state ly it erupted in a tpge ball of | ters. , orated the center of her dress. people at the airport and lining named who are pledged formally pe intention of producing a last night with Detroit regis. fire and stacks as Mt was 1% _ She carried a black beaded eve- the route into Washington Tries- or in good conscience to the con- quarrel between anybody. Rene Ss ras ripped | --Experience in other cities _in-\ ning bag. Her graying hair was day he got little applause only vention candjdates, _ One Sree ea : -/dicates that it will require three groomed in a soft, long page- scattered waving in answer to his ~~ «eo ls, thé scien ce a x~ &® * ito five ag x catry out ori beg style. On her lips was jtist own waving, and mostly a grim, Democratic Chairman Paul M. Sccn tat ony utile < - pos Flami ieces of the broken the phases of the project.’ Sti- a touch of lipstick . ' . ; : y - Ss. ng Pp he broken ph of lipstic curious silence |Butler proposed readoption of the ai5, with its Allies. We would tke delegations to the convention yw Me sinister designs in express ldertake to assure that voters of iMG readiness to improve its reia- no autumn in between. 40 degrees at 5:45 a.m., and Ishpeming getting a half-inch | of snow and a low of 30. | Jupiter showered down on the erer told commissioners But the Soviet premier's wife 1956 rule and his plan was The lowest temperature on rec- launchers. It appeared most of! They also learned that the fed- looked her very best, and it was —— |presented to the Gommittee today ‘Ne Meetings between statesmen of ord for Sept. 16 in the Pontiac the missile pieces landed on the eral government's two-thirds net obvious that painstaking prepara- 3 300 G ‘ d Hi by George F. Rock, Colorado the U.S.S.R. and the U.S. to con- area was—43—in—-1916,untit_earty Cape rather than the nearby share of the project tthe city pays-tion had gone into her appear J, to f Wm laenber and) aecended bi Her. tribute in-turn to the further tm: provement of relations between the Soviet Union and the United Kingdom, between the Soviet Union and France and other Allies of the U. S."" HIGHLIGHTS 2ND DAY The speech was the highlight ef -third) has been u to $2.- ‘e ; hee the on ke ee “nee | NEW YORK - Soviet Prime ™a" F. Jessen of Wisconsin able to add local improvement Minister Nikita §. Khrushchev wil]) Buller then called for discus- ’ ’ 1. : The Department of Defense an- projects ,credited @s part of the We Aren t Buying be protected by 3.300 men, includ- — 2 peat pas ‘ me Basire nounced several minutes later city's net share ing a personal bodyguard of 16/° Pul the plan fo @ vole wore that the range safety officer de $$ * * | WASHINGTON — The visible ‘footers. during his @hour visit aw it corned, mip a few seat . : eo ” : = : red calls “ , ‘liberately destroyed the big mis- This today stands at $1,378,470. reaction of Americans so far to here starting tomorrow reed call ee wih coven ‘sile when his instruments detect- to be paid for by so-called hon- Nikita Khrushchev resembles the “Only Hitler could have made this morning. ‘ocean, Today’s high in the Pontiac area: ; . is expected to be 55 and tonight's RESTROEED SLE: low may be freezing ‘ t+ « Skies will be cloudy to partly cloudy turning fair tomorrow and Friday. Northeasterly winds at - . ; violently against Butler several: Khrushchev's second day in the 1250 milles ger bow will be: one a_malfunction, _ {Continued on Page 2, Col. 8) attitude of the housewife who finds (Continued on nege 2 1 weeks ago when he first suggest- United States light and variable tonight. i ed the readoption of the delegate Frost is likety. | |good faith proposal and it was William H. Lawrence of the For the next five days tem. ! Agriculture — Or Plain U: 5. Hosp itality? expected ae ee aoa ° tho Soden! Pram Cs be peratures will average about & —_ They apparently decided that duced Khrushchev with the quip aS ae tations and — —. to 10 below normal. . — atte ? "be, ‘they had little chance of defeating that “today we have moved you ns , Normal high 1%, nor. | — , , the plan on a roll call vote, so. inte the ballroom and out of the ; Me illiam Hawes and John Cecil mat tow 54. Little temperature i =: 2 & : avoided —a—tengthy debate-an- it.) (Continued on Page 2, Cel. 1 Fitch Jr,, 8, died as they ran change until a slow warming | : | Lecture Series to Open Oct. 8; Three to Follow Kills 6 on Playground sy (Continued From Page One) | riotes and asked her to read them. | to Mrs. Kolter, 54, and another | the school grounds.” Mrs. Doty! 69711 or Mrs. James F. Murp!:y Jy. at MI 65441. Fred £. Bigelow speakers presented in this season's |-: x * * Mr. Bigelow, who operaied his own realty firm in Birmingham ‘ and was with the Vaughan-Bige- low Co: Realty Co., died suddeniy yesterday of a heart attack at St. Joseph’s Mercy Hospital -inPon- tiae. He was a member of the Detroit Estate Board, the Detroit thletic Club, the Bloomfield Open Hunt Club and was past president of the. Pine Lake Country Club. - ee He also was the dean eof real estate appraisers in the state, and She said he ‘kept mumbling had appraised all of the property ' “ha \for the Lodge Expressway, in De- something e God ene ms ot He was a past president of the Michigan Chapter of the Amer- She said he was carrying & ican Institute of Appraisers. Surviving besides his wife, Otti- lie, are three sons, Albert, Fred 'H. and Charles. * * * The service will be conducted by the Rev. Harry O. Martin of the First Methodist Church in Birming- ham. } } | WILLIAM N. ADAMS JR. Service for William N. Adams Jr., six-month-old son of Mr. and Mrs, William N. Adams of Metu- chan, N. J., formerly of Birming- | ham, will be held 10:30 a.m. tomor- row at the First Presbyterian \Doty, who arrived minutes later Church in Birmingham. Burial will {be in White Chapel Memorial Cemetery, Troy. * * * ' The baby died Monday in Chil- ‘dren’s Hospital in Philadelphia, \Pa. after a six-week illness. The ‘body will be at Manley Bailey |Funeral Home here unti] 10 a.m. NEW YORK—The U.S. consumes There was a terrific explosion, I, tomorrow. from 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. All of more pulp and paper than all the |was standing near him talking to) ‘rest of the world. thim.” 4 Specialists to Speak at MSUO Sen Hubert Humphrey (D-Mina) will the guest speakereat Me Oakland County Democratic Con Dinner Oct %0 at the Elks Temple in Pontiac. it was an- notnced today by Geraldine Clem- mons, publicity chgirman of the he gressional By LEE WINBORN Four specialists in modern com- mittee The dinner is being sponsored by the county Democratic Committee fund-raising affair for the county's congressional candidate ' and for the Demoeratic party 48 tured speakers at the ‘Volunteer at Michigan State University Oak- land beginning al 9 a.m. on Sept. is a * * * Dr Mélvin J. Ravity of Wayne Chinese News Agency 1 Ae 7.8 “Social-Economic Factors of _ the Reports Nikita : Visit Modern Community,’ and Dr. No- land Heiden of the Oakland Coun. TOKYO, (UP The Chinese Commumst New China News ty Planning Commission on ‘The Ageney today reported without Physical Structure of the Modern comment of Soviet Premier Nikita Community ” Khrushchev in Washington The ageney, quoting the Sovtet TASS agency, reported 100 words, of President Eisenhower's speech but broadcast the entire text of Khrushchev’s remarks The other two speakers are Dr. Christopher Sower of MSU, whose subject will he “The Community as a Secial System," and Richard F. Huegll, manag. | Ing atrector of the United Com- munity Services of Metropolitan Detroit. His topic will be “Social Welfare Planning in the Mod. ern Community.” ' Details of the day-long program ;were made yesterday by a plan- ‘ning committee headed by Robert 'Langer, assistant director of the Pontiac Area United Fund, which met at MSUO. The program itself Is designed primarily for social ageticy vol- wateer leaders, board members and professional staff, clergy and church volunteer leaders of: ership Asan, have been munity development will be tea-| ‘Leadership Institute” to be held| Town Planning Talks Set direct the discussions in the in-;tending educational opportunities |dividual groups. to adults as well as youth of the According to Langer, this pro-|community,”’ he concluded. kt * * Members of the planning com- jmittee, in addition to Langer, are |gram resulted from the ‘‘tremen- dous response” to the more modest linitial institute held last year in the university's temporary class-;Mrs. Mildred E. Bennett, execu-| room facilities. itive director of the Oakland Coun- { Over 125 persons attended that ty Red Cross: Mrs. G. F. Craig, jsession and the requests for con- executive secretary of the Macomb jtinuing educational opportunities United Community Services: . and ‘said retary of the Council of Commu- | It is now plannéd to continue nity Services, Birmingham. this series with periodical insti- ~*~ *& *® ' tutes conducted in which sab- = Others are Mrs. John K. Bag- | ject-matter of concern to vol- by president of the Birmingham unteers and thetr agenctes will Junior League; Mrs. Robert Craig. be studied with the cooperation | Birmingham Junior League; Rich- of MSUO's academic faculty. ard Flaharty, executive secretary “The University offers oppor-/of the United Community Services ‘tunity for upgrading of our agen-jof Southern Oakland County; and cies’ effectiveness that could come Dr. Lowell R. Eklund, director of ifrom no other source,” explained |the continuing education at MSUO. |Langer | Eklund’s office at the university ' “We hope that the community|is accepting reservations for the will take advantage of MSUO's!Institute which should be made lcommendable and somewhatiearly to assure accommodations, unique philosophy of service in ex-'he said. hele nermal, b ¢ 7a a 1 fowl tet 601 Weg) warming Scone cone Macomb and Oakland Counties. weekend Ne precipitation ts indlieated ' Winds today at 4-8 miles northeriy. Dr. Ravitz will moderate the Tedar in Pontiac ae ee ; panel whose discussion will fike P owe ehiperatuie preceding ®& am | up the major portion of the morn- At @ am Wind velocity 3 om p bh | a icitaihaaalia ing’s agenda, Direction— Northeast ai ' * * * Sun sets Wednesday at 6469 pm Fee aera r Sun rises Thureds) at 0.06 an The Institute will focus on the Moon ick Wednarday at 90. yim theme, “Dynamics of the Modern Dewntown Temperatures Commenity. fam item 83 Based on the premise that the io. oe. . “community of cy a voy 9am 47 i pom “a complex structure,”’ the purpose 7+) of the seminar is to familiarize Pi entre Le Fentine the citizen’ with social, economic ' ed downtown) ‘ ne . Higheat temperature eee 39 political and physical factors in qwest tert POLUTO ce. sexe uss ¥ modern comm Moan leupersiure. sare the lanity Weather—Partiy cloudy * * * peices Sen weer te ie Fests Tt is also formulated “to show Highest iemporatars Sonne the interdependence of these fac, om Waberetane Gace ce a8 tors and to enable the citizen te Weather—Rain this knowledge in ar- Highest and Lowest Temperateres This tiving at enlightened . decisions.” ate in Years “e -* . 98 In 1930 43 In 1016 Fol ) in te Teesday's Temperatere Chart : Avene "% ii "Maravet'e = Student Center cafeteria, the con" Bismarck. of. 38 eet 0 to discuss the panelists iy y eis rownsville @7 73 Milwaukee 59 44 Buffalo 66 4) Minneapolis 6 40 2 : 4 Pontine Press Prete tions, Cileagn 66 62 New York e 2 ' 5 . . d - ; » & : Cinretariest 82 53 Omaha nl 46) MBL © STUDENT IOAN GIFT — Louls MH. dents at MSUO with loans to continue their edu-. The separate groups then will fears ae ee pod ail Schimmel! (right), avmember of the Michigan cation under the National Defense Education Act, return to the govoral sesalén to | petrott 4, G2 41 Pitteburgh 89 49) State, University Oudkland’ Foundation, hands The federal government has granted the school | present two questions. each te tuls 4 a S « Lae _—t--46—-@~ 6-49-39 ~Chancelor—Durward “B—-Varner his personal = $20,000. “Tiss kind of private tenefaction is evi. the panel for further -clarifi- 44 1 esha : ry, os : j : : Jactronerte 4 “ Fraverse ¢ ie % ree aa $2,000 me nine? ae ad 10 _ of the unique community sipport and af. | cation. f as n r cent neeed under the federal student joan ection that. exists,” Varner said if ting: | 4 rad La « ” 4 ; . in, aoeRp i en menibe ls tes Kugeteq 10 2 Paaee Ss ai program which will provide upwards of 100 stu orous gift, mde * Se ee Surviving besides his parents are two sisters, Leslie E. and Margaret A., both at home; his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Fletcher of Birmingham and Mrs. Garrett Stephens of St. Peters- burg, Fla. Urban Renewal Plan Report Presented | (Continued From Page One) ‘cash local grants-in-aid projects (such as improvement of the Clin- ton River, parking lots, a main ‘fire station, the loop perimeter road, and others. | * * * “We're aiming for a’ very fav- State University will talk on the pas been overwhelming, Langer Charles Mentzner, executive sec-' orable financial plan for the city whereby its costs will be made up by these projects,” said Jack Drik- er of Geer Associates, consultant on the project. He said it would also involve the city’s buying a “substan- tial” amount of property, rough- ly $800,000 at a vacant land price. * * * Last night’s report, supported by ‘eolerful maps proposed | new land uses in the urban re- ‘newal area, climaxed a study be- |gun in March of last year with a planning advance of $90,112. a “CHICAGO ’ (UPI) — The United to make his wife worry about the! “Credit Bureau -f- “THE PONTIAC PRESS. WEDNESDAY, siieeanee 16,1959 - eit ie fata a “LONGHAR” GETS CLIPPED — Celebrated U. S. “longhair” musician, Leonard Bernstein, gets clipped at an open air, beauty parlor surrounded by Russian visitors at the American Exhibition in Moscow. Director of the New York Philharmonic, Bernstein jok- ingly asked for a haircut at the beauty parlor, and was promptly taken up. He was the only man to use the beauty parlor, which was designed to show U.S. hair styling and beauty treatment to Rus- sian women, U. S. on Credit Card Jag; Most Carriers Honest | States is on a credit card jag the aa , - likes of which have never n| roleum companies a ae wenn <- bes it works Sima =e @anizations like the Diner’s Club — or American. Express have the. the plain fact is-most people are most rigid requirements, Hobber honest. igaid. An estimated 70 per cent of|- Their credit cards amount to American families hold credit) blank checks, he explained, with cards or have charge accounts of; ne security but the character of | one kind or another. the applicant. In modern America many’s the Occasionally a bad risk slips past’ Starts Tomorrow 9.A: M. _THURSDAY ~- FRI DAY -- SATURDAY $2.50 Value | 09 = Famous brand. Pits ully guaranteed. Limit 2 lamps eocsagsuesadeseceoense ROYAL EXPRESS 100°. n MOTOR man — and woman — whe now the Credit Bureau's close scrutiny. § carries cash only for tips and One of the major oil companies | to buy the daily papers. pee is trying to track down a How does it work? A man who ©@ holder who ran up a bill of; is up to his neck in the credit 520,000 in one month, Hobbet said. | business, Carl Hobbet, general x~ * * manager of the Credit Bureau of! Credit bureaus increasingly are) Cook County (Chieago) Inc., says|going into the collection business | 85 per cent of card holders pay = their clients, he continued, but | their bills promptly. he day of the traditional bullying | << & «+ pe collector is past. The agent) Of the other 15 per cent, most Smiles as he requests payment are not crooked, he says — just of an overtlue bill. “problem children” who over-es-| “The average person wants to timate what they can afford. A) Leo we're 'e totes ver mere three per cent of credit card | "| users, Hobbet estimates, are “de (00 a month just by salesmanship | liberately. dishonest. selling the family on the idea | Hobbet’s firm employs 140, per-| 'that it's character that counts.” sons to keep its files up to date on | two to three million credit appli- eants. They check Federal tax) ‘Hope to Keep liens and municipal court judg-| ments, and clip newspapers for Leaning Tower character-revealing stories about drunken driving or refusal to testi- IF’ rom 8 alling LONDON (UPI) — A British, fy before Congressional commit-| engineer. said Tuesday he has) tees. 600,000 PROBE Last year the bureau investi- jworked out @ plan which may pre- gated the records of 600,000 per- Vent one of Italy’s most famous sons all over the country. If an tourist landmarks from becoming) applicant has established charge ‘The Falling Tower of Pisa” | accounts, the procedure is com- | Fordham Pryke visited Pisa re- paratively simple. ‘cently at the request of municipal | Within minutes a credit bureau authorities to consider means of can report the date the applicant ‘Secring its leaning tower, now: was investigated, his largest 13's feet out of true and tilting | purchase and his “pay habits.” more dangerously each year. The bureau relays these and . = ef ages ea non other pertinent facts, and the sub- it. a lean of 9% feet — still per- scribing organization then decides |‘ “a pe Rone but considerably less dan-. SF eek eet reremest | gerous than the present angle — «+ * ‘and settling it on a new founda- Hobbet advises his clients not |4"- to explain why credit is refused, He said he will send his pro- but to refer the applicant to the posals to Italy later this week “which is happy to go over the record with him. Install French Canadian | Sometimes we can straighten why @ bill hasn’t been paid aa as Governor General | reestablish credit,” he said. 7 Wealth is not always a guar- antee of good credit, he said. new _ governor general Tuesday. | ‘He is Maj. Gen. George P. Vanier, | ‘the first French-speaking Cana- dian to hold the post. Prime Min-: ister John Diefenbaker hailed his’! installation as a milestone in’ * ¥ *& Hobbet. recalled an applicant with an annual income of $100.- 000 and a $50,000 home who was refused a charge account at an expensive Michigan Avenue store) on the basis of the Credit Bu- reau's report. He arrived at Hob- | Vanier, 71, scholar, soldier and diplomat, suc-| bet's office fuming and threaten-\CCees Vincent Massey, as the per- : isonal representative of Queen: ig suit. , |Eliza IT in Canada. LET WIFE WORRY Massey, 72. retired after 75 “But he had to admit he had. yee as the first Canadian in the allowed his charge accounts to go large argely ceremonial job. Vanier, unpaid for as long as “216° days,” was installed in Canada’s Senate Hobbet said. “He said he wanted chamber. 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Size Regular $2.75 $2.75 4-WAY COLD TABLETS 41° Pack of 36 Tabs. Reg. 59¢ Regular $1.49 Limit 12. Cans Bargain During “This Sale ZIPPER FRONT—RAMBLER srvur BROTHERS PONTIAC’S OWN BARGAIN © STORE SINCE 1994 FOUR THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 16, 1959 ne ee Father ab sng Sain’ s Economic Fight Welds Him In nial teen ee one for 200,000 volunteers in the Unica| This is the third of four dis patehes on Spein today.) | | By HENRY F. SCHULTE MADRID (UPI) — The future of Spain hinges on the success fof an ambitigus fight for econom- jle_stabilty which. began in mid- July, and no one knows it better ‘than the opponents of the regime lof Francisco Franco. * * | They are eleariy aware of the; ‘long-term repercussions of the iplan, whether it succeeds, fails or falls somewhere between. * can vaca cauhaneny = But for now, they admit that coulis the plan has knocked out any hopes for a change of regime in the near future. un Jigtime | Earlier this year, Franco's foes, | especially Spain’s monarchists, ¢x- | Delicious Tom, Kum, Vodka or Whiskey Collins are now easy to make! Just add the required liquor with soda and ice to HOLLAND HOUSE COLLINS MIX. Thaf's all! Other Holland House Cocktail Mixes: Manhattan, Dry Martini Daiquiri, Old Fashioned, Whiskey Sour, Side Car, Bronx, pressed hope that economic catas- trophe might topple the Caudillo| within a fairly short time. | OPTIMISM FADES But by mid-summer, their op-' ‘timism had changed t6 resigna-| ‘tion. GEN, FRANCISCO FRANCO \given the Franco regime a new | {lease on life.” On that, there was agreement tion — but on |jittle else. at overhauling the national eco- nomic setup and putting new life into its ternational commerce. Write for free cocktad and canapt recipes? Ce rev in regime, a spokesman sald top monarchist/hope for a partial, “The aid has success nonspectacular | Franco’ s Position Solid---Now if that happens, the the-road opposition believes, Fran- co may tire of facing the problems of ruling Spain and arrange for an orderly and early succession. Most ‘‘middle-roaders”’ believe + that the logical step after Franco would be restoration of a king to Spain's vacant throne. The monarchists, who form per- haps the largest segment of the opposition, look upon the return of a king as the ultimate solution to the question, wiiat?”’ “After Franco, *® * * The socialists, on the other hand, look upon the restoration of the | monarchy 48 no more than a tran- lsitional step toward a socialist- | } | | Quinine Tonic and the On duly 20, the Franco gover@ | hy instance, there are the ex-| new sensational Gimlet. ment announced the first in @ jenists, including the nation’s! series of drastic measurgs aimed | igmall but well-organized Com- munist Party, who presumably de-| sire complete failure of the govern.| ,/ment's attempts to bolster the sag-/ } Pait of the program put Spain ging economy so they could capi- in line for massive injections of talize on the political chaos that) foreign aid, an estimated 400 mil-, would follow lion dollars Fur that reason, the monarchists t © t jand socialists do not want complete | | This was a blow to Franco's fatture for 22 tall drinks. jopponents KYE PARTIAL SUCCESS 89c “We had hopes that no aid would| But realizing that an unqualitied | ry ty be forthcoming, or that it would triumph would entrench the Cau-/ be made contingent on a change dillo more firmly than ever, they | | 9 Shop the town! 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Passage sion indicated he said, | ganized labor should support its friends whether they are | democr atic state. ‘sition! Any change in Spain's leadership | among all elements of the opposi- |will be made whenever and how- ever Franco wants it. * * * «* **« * lerats or Republicans. | He asserted that labor is on the But there is one thought that 1s\ defensive and must step up its | | common to all shades of the oppo-' | Political activities. | Meany blamed James R. Hoffa, | president of the Teamsters Union, for congressional approval of the, labor legislation. (Nest; Pretenders to the , throne.) Remember Last Winter! In referring to labor's enemies, | he said he particularly had in! NOW DO DISHES FASTER, CLEANER New Imperial DISHMASTER™ * Union “Men. Ignore Their! Affiliation * * * of the labor law revi-| that or- Fits any sink! A PERFECT REPLACEMENT FOR YOUR OLD FAUCET! 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Third Floor A few women’s DAYTIME DRESSES Fantastic! 5 Os Summer cotton eyelets, plisse culottes. Some sizes. 25 only. Third Floor One size women's T-TOPS ws 4AE 1.00 Colorful prints, one size fits all. 32 only. Street Floor Neckwear DOORBUSTER SPECIALS! Men's short sleeve SPORT SHIRTS Were 4.00 88< to 5.95 Prints and solids. First quality. Only 58. S,M, L. Street Floor A few girls’ # Boys’ low cut CANVAS SHOES CANVAS OXFORDS na399 OD a = 92.11 35 pair only. Mostly brown Just 16 pairs to go at this ; Broken sizes. price. Broken sizes Second Floor Second Floor Be Here When Doors Open at 9:30! Children’s . . . RATTAN CHAIRS Were 8 8 ¢ 2.49 riba lightweight chaies,_ideal for TV. “Rone” .. . Large KNIFE SHARPENER 2351.21 4.95 Stone hones knives to perfect edge. 17 only. Fifth Floor Downstairs This Fall Print Has Deep, Rich Tones... DRIP-DRY NYLON JERSEY ara OY 5.99 Needs 3% This pretty print has deep, rich tones for fall. little or no ironing, sheds wrinkles, travels easily. sleeves, elasticized waist. Blue, green or fushia, sizes 12 to 20, 1414 to 24%. Misses’ and Half Size Budget Dresses Cottons, cupionis in short Were 4.99 $ sleeve, sleeveless styles. Flares, to 8.99 sheaths. 60 only. ° Waite's adel ue .-» Third Floor Exclusive at Waite’s! IMPORTED FUR BLEND SWEATERS at it °6,99 ? e A colossal collection of styles and colors. Aiji full-fashioned slipons and cardigans. 76° lamb's wool, 20% angora, 10° nylon blend. Sizes 34 to 40. Waite's Sportswear... Third Floor Lovely Trims and Laces... LOVELY SLIPS of NYLON TRICOT 7 Sy & 193.99 Yes 6.95 Values ya Beautiful detailed scrdecidertes: ap- pliques and laces enhance these lovely 100° nylon tricot slips. 3 styles, 2 with snipeit hems. White, /~ pink, blue, champagne, black: sizes s“\ 32 to 40. \ = NX FAMOUS MAKE BRAS Cotton with batiste elas- ae. $] 99 * tic back . . . some strap- less and long lines. 32A- OC Waites... Second Floor Top and Bottom Moth Protection! « JUMBO GARMENT BAGS ao, 5] Re) @ Complete with moth crystals @ Heavy vinyl; 57” long @ Full length zippers @ Green, pink, turquoise 9-Pr. Shoe Racks ' 2.98 $] 99 Sa : Values Men's or women’s styles. Holds 9 pairs. Chrome plated steel. Weaite's Notions « « Street Floor 2-PIECE Wth Non-Slip 1.59 Values __Waite's Children's World . WARM KNIT | SLEEPERS ‘7 Plastic Feet! I SPECIAL PURCHASE! Lood up on these butter-soft warm knit sleepers for fall! Nylon reinforced neck, plastic sole feet. om: Choose pink, blue or yellow, sizes to 6. Shrink resist- . Second Floor _ Infants’ Warm BLANKET 7). jy SLEEPERS 4.98 Values "3.99 Keeps infants blue, mint or yellow Sizes S,M,L. Save! Walte’s ... Second Floor COv- ered Choose pink, of Supple Glove Leather *3.90 Choose from 125 pairs of smart shoes. Black. tan, red, or grey. Save $3 05! ‘Waites Fashion Shoes... Street Ftoor Washable... Long Sleeve MEN’S SPORT SHIRTS $4.00 and $5.00 if Pertect *2.49 Very slight irregular spor! shirts in solid and fancy patterns. Wash- able, full cut permo- stonding group of fine shirts! Waite’s ., . Street Floor HOUSEWARES SPECIALS—Sth Floor ’ Plastic Shower Doors, Were 19.95............ 6.88 Electric Porteble Weshers, Were 19.98.....:. 14.88 10-Drewer Unfinished Chests, Were 24.95... .. 18.88 “Bird Cage” Style Wall Planter, Wes 3.98... 2.88 Silver Creamer, Suger ond Tray Set, Wes 7.88... 5.88 45-Pe. Brown Eyed Susen Dinnerwere, Wes 22.95. 17.88 Card table, reversible ~ 2-TONE COVERS i» 99¢ Quilted plastic covers fit stand- ard size card tables. Street Floor Stationery 2 Twin or full HOBNAIL SPREADS 3% $1.97 3.59 fringed. Washable, colorfast, Limited quantity. Fourth Floor : 2-in-1 rug has rubber insert. Washable Indianhead 54-In. FABRIC wee 88° Yd. 1.29 Colorfast, makes beautiful ta- blecioths. 37 yards only. 21 by 36” with insert BATHROOM RUGS 1% 52.97 Washable chenille. Fourth Floor Fourth Floor nipts ALBUMS» 338 $2.99 Double pages of plastic inserts, Brown, green, red, mew. Street Floor Stodonetr 50-Fe. Plastic GARDEN HOSE "3 998 Heavy duty plastic with brass couplings. Downstairs 9 by 12-Fe. Cotton HOOKED RUGS se 52288 Roorn «size, oval - shape. ported, several colors. im- col "Downstairs. = - 466 Portable player with speakers, 4 speeds. -1 § Downstairs Polished cotton 36-In. FABRIC 24 by 60” loop pile RUNNER RUGS Reg. , Was 2.29 $] 98c 1: 5] Washable, all cotton, non-skid Solid color, wash ‘n wear, col- back. : orfast. Limited quantity. Fourth Fleor * Fourth Floor : Full Size Connon Famous Cennon HOT PADS : rel O™ $] Cannon fine quality looped cot- ton. Brown or blue. PERCALE SHEETS | 3 $2.49 Fine percale sheets. Flat, white. 81 ty 108” size. Fourth Floor f Fourth Floor 5 Wash ‘n’ Wear... 54" Wide CORVAL and ORLON PLAID FABRIC 2% °1.33 Resembles lightwe ight . flannel, needs little or no ironing. Dress weight, fall plaids. Waite's een Fourth Fleer FURNITURE SPECIALS—Downstairs Bunkette for Twin Bunk Bed, Wes 29.95....... 16.44 Full Size Box Spring, Wes 49.95 .%..... 20:65; 38.00 Upholstered Duran Plastic Chair, Was 29. 95....18.88 Sunbeom Lewn Sprinklers, Were 7.95.......... 2.88 Easy Automatic Washer, Wes 309.00. ......... $248 Eesy Electric Dryer, Wes 179.00.......... oe $128 Super Fleme Ges Incinerator, Was 79.95. ......59.95 Phileo Hi-Fi Console, Was 229.00. rey aeerss Imported Table Model Redio, Wes 24.88,...:.. 888 Ambessedor Auto. Changer Phono., Was 49.95. 33.00 reer thee cae Rencccomieasctamanese tans wig bier: 18.88 “THE 48 West Huron Street PONTIAC PRESS WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER ‘16, 1959. ” Owned and Published Locally by The Pontiac Press Company *MAROLD A President Bowie # * prrzoweatp IL Vice President and Business Manager Gent M Teesowrtt Hirey J Reeo Circulation Manager Managing Editor enero J oie Criminals Too Much for N.Y. Officials Juvenile hoodlums in New York City are a national disgrace. Up to now, Gotham officials have been woefully inept and bungling in their attempts to restore “law and order.” * * * Apparently, the juvenile crim- inals are much for Mayor Wagner and so some earnest and agitated citizens have turned to the Governor in desperation. News stories from New York in- dicate discipline in the largest city in the country has about collapsed. * * * Three young punks just photographed laughing away as they were booked on the charge of sav- agely beating a 74-year-old man in Brooklyn. Such cowardice as this de- serves a dozen lashes every morping for two weeks. They snickeréd and made mockery of the law. * * * New York statutes area joke to them. Some twenty have been fatally knifed in the recent past. A fourteen and a fifteen-\ear- old bully were just sent to the re- formatory after they were con- victed of robbing and brutally beating a 65-year-old man while they kept a gun trained on him. Here is a yellow streak in its low- est form. * * * These are the news stories that find their way to Russia, post haste. They are faithfully reproduced and all of the United States suffers be- cause of this weak-kneed adminis- tration. And the black reputation isn't important compared to the deaths, destruction and terror left in iis wake. R * * * New York City can—or can not —handle the situation with her current officials, Which is it? Up to now, the answer is “can not.” too were 1 . § Le i China’s Peace Offers | * 4 . ‘ase Indian Tension Regardless of what prompted Red China's conciliatory message to In- dia with regard to the dangerous situation on their borders, tension has been eased somewhat, Premier Chou En-lai pledges to respect’ Bhutan and Sikkim as Indian protectorates. China's posi- lion with regard (to these prov- inces had spelled out. In the recent border troubles Bhutan charged that Red “troops had crossed its frontier and it threatened ask the United Nations for aid. never hefore heen to These small areas in the Himalayas are between Tibet and India. Until 10 years ago they were British pro- tectorates. India then assumed. re- sponsibility and now handles foreign relations for the areas and subsidizes the governments headed by native manharajas. * * * However, the note from Peiping is not encouraging in a related bound- ary matter -— the MacMahon line - which was drawn before World War I by a British administrator in India. The Indians accepted it but the Chi- nese never ratified the treaty, Chou En-lai now accuses In- . dian troops of aggression but of- fers to settle dispules “through friendly negotiations.” The ar- rogance of the charge together with Prime Minister Nehru's pol- icy of neutralism do not give rise to much hope of an equitable agreement. “fo ” te The offer ‘itself may have been. necessary because of the alarmed and yt 5 Jonn W Fitzerpace . Secretary and Editor FITZOERALD and Publisher Joumw A. Rieev, Treasurer and Advertising Director _ Qnoage C. Inman, OG Marsmstt Jongan, Loos) Advertising Ciassified Manager Manager angry outcries in India against Red. China’s invasion of the border. Com- ing so soon after the Tibetan outrage, Peiping couldn’t afford to lose more face in Asian countries. Then, too, India’s help again is needed to press for Red China’s membership in the United Nations at the current Gen- era] Assembly meeting. “Love is a complex electrical phe- nomenon,” says a scientist. Yes, in-: deed, and this is particularly true in the case of & man being in love with a live-wire girl. The Man About Town Entries Coming The Wise Ones Make Early Start in Quest of Prize New courthodse: What ts to quit dragging its feet. Make a check mark before the team you think will win each of these football games. If you feel that any game will be a tie, don't check either team. Then attach it to a paper bearing your name and address, and send it to Football Contest, The Pontiac Press, and you're on the way to win that prize of $300 In US. savings bonds, given for the nearest cor- rect answer ; s. Every member of your family can com- pete, but each entry must be on a separate plece of paper. For the rest of the family you can write out the list Here are the games: Sept. 26—! Marquette vs. (0 De- troit. ; Oct. I—". Michigan vs. ©) Michl- gan State. Oct. 9—' | Waterford vs. ™ Pon- tlac Northern. Oct. 10—(| Texas vs. [ Okla-| homa. Oct. 16.—') Pontiac Central vs () Saginaw, Oct. 17— 9 Michigan State vs Notre Dame. Oct. 25— 1 St. Fredericks ve: [) St. Michaels. Oct. 31 — FC California vs. Southern California. Nov. 7—() Washington ve. [) Oregon State Nov. 8—!} Pittsburgh Sleelers vs. [) Detroit Lions. Nov. 14—" Princeton vs. | Nov. 21--/ Michigan vs. | State. Nov. 28—C) Army ve. [ Navy. Dec. 6—!) Detroit Lions vs f) Chicago Cards. All entries must be recelved by Friday noon, Sept. 25° Right now's a good time to go after that $300, and watch othe sweat it out later . Yale. Ohio Something quite unusual in bird life, seen by Mr. and Mrs. €. F. Heyman of 186 Oneida Road, was a robin with a white head, A letter Just received from ° Wilbur Lundgreg. of Lapeer says: “Your recent story about the sinking of the Steamship ‘Athenia’® 20 years ago failed to record that 216 of its survivors were brought to Halifax by a boat named in honer of your the freighter, ‘Clty of Flint sister wily Sending a rete test entry. With his foatbali con- Barry Westolf of Aubuin Heights savs that baller, Major Hoople was as acciirate last year as many of the experts, The first snowflakes of the séason ap- parentiv met the startled eves of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Lesford of Keego Harbor the other morning when at breakfast However, {t proved to be their children dropping snippings of paper from the second floor in front of the dining room window. ¥ ° Verbal Orchids to- Mr. and Mrs. 8. J. Cloonan, Sr. of 165 Summit St; 57th wedding anni- versary Mrs. Mary J. Bradford of 6 Tasmania Ave.; 85th birthday. Mr. and Mrs, James Carpenter. of 71 Pine Grove Ave ; 5lst wedding anni- versary. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Roselle of Watkins Lake; Sist wedding anniver- sary. . Mr. and Mrs. Jobn A. Froelich of Rochester, Sist wedding anniversary. Mr. and Mrs. Leroy P. Roat of Highland: golden wedding. Beatrice Smjth of Lapeer; 81st birthday. 4 { 4 the crysial, “a a a6 ge LS eda yt ae i) ve” at Too Much Ata AND HOU: >, & f Wiis, com ey LL . UT Tee David Lawrence, re Khrushchev, Says: Hearts of People Far, Far Away WASHINGTON —The moon is far So seemed the hearts of the people as they watched Soviet AWAY Premier Khrushchev when his car moved slowly through the Streets of the national capital, It was a digni- fied reception as solemn as a funeral " cession. One couldn't heip feeling sad and sorry and wondering why sucha visit pre LAWKENCE wasn't postponed until conditions were ripe for it. Khrushchev him- self appeared friendly and. some- what bewildered. He knew the al eg were restrained. He must have#felt the silence of the 200,000 who lined the thoroughfares There were some spectators, of who Jook tsppon the Soviet leader us a erminal, and there were others no doubt who know litle of his background but regard him as «a symbol of communism — indeed, ax a hostile symbol course It is difficult to show friendil- ness to a potential enemy. There has been nothing in recent months to Indicate that the Soviet ruler will do anything construc. tive te advance the cause of peace—he was treated, therefore, with natural suspicion and dis- trust, The entrance of Nikita Khrush to Washington, with all the fanfare and ceremony that is offi- cially bestowed on a head of state, made an impressive picture Kings and queens and foreign dignitaries have passed along the streets of Washington before, and the people here are not as demonstrative as in other cities. They are used to offeialdom in Washington, ~ & But the people here do cheer. ehes _ They do express themselves. They do smile, and they do show their enthusiasm in countless ways. But this time there was a strange mood of quiet acquies- cence—a staring at the headline maker whose threats and boasts have been given front-page play In the press ino recent vears. Fven President Eisenhower seemed grave anc perhaps worried, Masbe the Soviet Prennuet & iP be tnable ever to interpret the curious reception he got. It was not arti- (Cally contrived. Ht was the spon- taneous expression of people who feared that the man they were watching might someday push a button and start a world war. Normally, when a head of state coines to Washington, the people here feel that, in bonoring him or her, the tribute is also for the people of the foreign country Who have sent their representative on a mission of friendship and goed wit. Many Washington people must have wished there were on this occasion some way to show the friendship felt in America for the people of the Soviet Union. wee The Country Parson \ “We admire the beauty of roses In aplte of their therns — We ought i6 dé the same \ ith men.” } _ ptrsopal Khrushchev, of course, in his opening address at the airport, spoke about the friendship and good will he brought and managed to introduce a jibe about the Soviet achievement in hitting the moon. But, tnfortunately for him, the same words are not as meaningful as when they come from a foreign visitor who is trusted and whose yovernment hag repeatedly mani- fested its friendship for the Ameri- can people. There have been times in the last 26 years since the United States extended formal recogni- tion to the Seviet government when there might have been applause and outbursts of en- thusiasin if the head of that gov- ernment had visited Washington. Such a visit, for instance, during World War II might have been the occasion for cheers for an ally— for the people of Soviet Russia who were making supreme sacrifices for our common cause. But since 1945 the Soviets have steadily for- feited the respect of the American people. Even Khrushchev, in public speeches in 1956, had to denounce what happened during the Stalin regime, though everybody knows he himself played an influential part fn some of the same acts of the Stalin government. * * x To attempt to present to the American people today the head of a government which has for the last 14 years broken pledges, dis- honored its written agreements, and carried on acts of aggression and brutality in many countries of the world, is to ask that crime be ignored and applause be given to the man who is responsible for the continuance of the same kind of policies and programs in the Soviet Union today. Nikita Khrushchev's mind dwells in a world of his own making—as far away from American ideals and the spirit of - freedom as the distance to the moon. Only a miracle could transform him into a different being. There are those who hope for such a miracle. The next 12 days could convey to the Soviet Premier some idea of what was really back of the coolness in the courteous Dr. William Brady Says: Trainers and Have Strange Notions Watching the boxing matches on TV—which I think far less inter- esting than the wrestling matches, for all the fakery knowing ones say makes professional wrestling a joke-—I often wonder why boxers between rounds are allowed to take a mouthful of water which they must immediately eject. * * * Tf the boxer is thirsty he should That is, have a drink of water. uniess the trainer knows more about physiology and hygiene than a doctor does — and to the best of my knowledge no phvsician of stunding has ad. vanced a yeason’@ why the boxer should not drink any water in the course of aDR, BRADY bout Then, too, T wish some one who knows more than I do would explain why, when the pitcher gets on base, the manager makes such a show of hustling his sweater out to him to wear while he is running. * * * If the pitcher is capable of rur- ning at all the physical activity js all he needs to keep him warm or to prevent too rapid cooling. It seems fo me that it would be better baseball If the pitcher kept so buay that the opposing pitcher could not be so darn errtain that nothing was going to happen, and so concentrate ou the batter, Being all bundled up the pitcher can’t make such a good try at reaching second as he might make without the handicap. ‘ * *, * That’s the way it looks to me anyhow, Bundling the pitcher up when he is required to run the ’ bases makes the game a little siewer, a little tamer and a little less interesting. IT don't care much what any coach or trainer may say, but Pu listen attentively to any comment & physician or physiologist nmy care te make, either publicly or confidentially. * * * Stgned iptiers not Mere than one page or 100 words long Talning to beath and hygiene, pet dis. bl reception he received here on Tuesday. (Copyright 1959 ease diagnosis or treatment. Will be answered by Dr William Brady, if a stamped, self-addressed envelope is sent to The Pontiac Press Pontiac, Michigan. (Copyright 1959) “iy We aged, poor, retired, blind, etc., would have to pay their wages. ‘It would be nice if we could all get on the payroll each month. There’s just one catch. and get a nice check Could we make the money to pay ourselves? Hf net, where would the money come from? * * * “ Of course, we could all vote for the party that put us on the State payroll so we wouldn't lose our. job and there will be another election, 1 hope. ‘Why the Difference in the Two Cities?’ Why is it that you can go down- town in Birmingham with shorts — on and not feel out of place or have people stare at you like they do in Pontiac? I think shorts are practically taking the place of house dresses during the hot sum- mer months. Wondering ‘Place the Blame Where It Belongs’ A recent Press editorial praised the Chamber of Commerce for protesting State expenses. Some of the quoted figures were fan- tastic. The Citizens Research Council shows New York- paying $92.18 per capita for highways, education and health and_hospi- tals only, far more than the Press figure of $20.51. ‘ You also called this ‘‘Gover- nor Williams’ unhealthy eco- nomic climate.” How cquid this be true when Williams doesn’t make the laws which state where the money is to come from and where it ts to be spent? We've had a great Governor, but we wouldn't have witnessed the recent spectacle in Lansing if, he had as much power as his opponents say he has. But ask one of the 22 Republican Senators and he'll tell you the Republicans had control of the Legislature and were responsible for the legisla- tion. The Governor isn’t respon- sible for the inaction of the 22 Senators. Mildred A. Burns 1255 Florence ‘Ask Blue Cross for Reasons’ To disgusted who was comparing emergency rates at General Hos- pital and St. Joseph. On Labor Day, we took our 6-year-old son in with possible appendicitis, but thank goodness it was only a bad infection. He was examined and given a penicillin shot. We had presented our Blue Cross card before he was even examined and told that Blue Cross would pay the bill. In fact, we have no idea how much it was. I just can’t believe they would accept the Blue Cross card of a few people and turn the others down. Disgusted are you sure they didn’t give you a good reason why Blue Cross wouldn’t pay the bill? If you aren’t satisfied why don’t you contact Blue Cross Surely they could get this mess cleared up. Satisfied Case Records of a Psychologist: . school children. Income Tax Enemy Wants to Know Who Is to Blame It's too bad Alvin Knight wasn't protected while he was in jail laughing at the Jaw and telling everyone how tough he was. And that young officer lying out in a field in the hottest weather we ever had in Michigan—dead. A group of attorneys should put their pictures in the paper and maybe ep TV for everyone to see while they werk to try - and set that creature loose again. Our State Police are Michigan's finest, and I am alt for capital punishment in cases like this. Why don't they put the blame where it belongs. I want to know who is responsible for turning that Knight loose with the record he has. I hope who ever it was sleeps well nights because he is as-much to blame as Knight is. A Walled Lake Taxpayer ‘Such People Are Hoods’ Friend’ That panty waist newspaper_in a nearby city must be the favorite reading of New York's Mayor Wag- ner. They're the hoods’ best friend. Teacher ‘Schools Resume; Watch for Children’ Everyone should have a warning that now is the time to watch our for school children around school areas. Many of the youngsters are going for the first time and are bound to be careless. We should “all slow down and prevent any unfortunate accidents involving The hot rodders should be watched and ticketed if they don’t obey the law, Mother of Two Portraits By JAMES J. METCALFE I am responsible to God... And . to my wman... In every wav I have to do. . . The very vest I can... My life is not my own to live ... For any personal gain . .. Tam responsible to God .. . In sunshine and in rain . . . This I was taught when I was young. , But now as I grow older . . . So many times I do forget .. . And I feel somewhat bolder . . . It is not right, for I belong . . . To God in every way... And to my every fellow man ., . Each moment, night and day .. . May God be with me always and... Remind me constantly . . . Of this impor- tant duty and . . . Responsibility. (Copyright, 1959) Urges Church to Be Matchmaker. Nora’s case fulfills the urging Jesus made about the spiritual hungers that need to be sat- isfied. The Red Cross does a wonderful job furnishing medi- ine and food for the stomachs of refugees from flooded areas. “But man does not live by bread alone.” said Jesus, mean- ing that spiritual hungers for lore and companionship. are likewise essential. By GEORGE W. CRANE, Ph.D., M.D. CASE C—~445: Nora G., aged 3%, * is an attractive widow with two daughters, aged 7 and 9, * * * “Dr. Crane,” she began, tainly am most grateful for what the Scientific Mar. riage Foundation has done for me. “Last winter you — introduced me to a man, aged 41, who had lost his wife five years earlier. He had no children, but belonged to the same church denomination and had similar in- terests and hobbies. ““We correspondended for four weeks and then met at my church, “T cer. for my pastor is one of the Coun-- sellots for the Scientific Marriage Foundation. ; * + * < “We felt a little constrained on that first date, but he was a man and soon regularly, j f rat Ha 7 i af Hi ty ¥3i37 23 if their new Daddy and he seems just as delighted with them. And I have been in seventh: heaven ever since. *® * * “We are both activé in the same church. In fact, we attended church the very first Sunday of our ‘Maybe some folks would think we married after too brief a courtship. ~ “But we knew we had been checked and double checked by the Scientific Marriage Founda- tion as to religion, ideals, hob- bies, educational and racial backgrounds, etc., so we figured there was no point in prolonging our courtship. “‘As long as We loved each other, that was enough, for all the other basic forfidations for a happy mar- riage had already been checked and approved in our. case.” SCIENTIFIC MARRIAGE At present, 11,000,000 women and $.000,000: men in America are 21 or over and unwed. * * * Perhaps half of that number Yet the founding of HAPPY homes is basic to the progress of all our churches and the protec- tion of this great Republic: Besides, think of the unhappt- ness that could be averted by help- THE PONTIAC PRESS. WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 1 16, 1959 4 Ex-Rockford Executive Given Commerce Post: ROCKFORD (UPT)—Richard H. Krause, a retired business execu- tive, has been appointed director of the field services office of the U.S. Department of Commerce. ’ Krause, former president of a Massachusetts shoe company and! executive vice president and} —treasurer-of the Wolverine Shoe & Tanning Corp of Rockford, will direct the work of commerce department field offices in 33 major cities in the country. Krause is a prominent native of Rockford. iand see the rest of the country, Wander Over Indonesia? Red Tape to JAKARTA (UPI) — Officials here plead .with visitors not to judge Indonesia by its capital city ‘of Jakarta alone but to ‘ ‘get out Good advice. But just try to follow it. Attempting to travel outside Jakarta is not only frustrating and time - consuming. 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Saginaw FE S822 LEE a EERE LAE AE LLORES ALLE GE a comity conditions at present an in- = mit. “tempted to go from Jakarta to) -|Bandung or other nearby points |P ‘without « transferable. ~ | reservation. The trains ~ crowded “| take over part or all of the train, *' abroad, * travel ~ firmation. ' Hinder You eigners sent iets pull from pelice er military author- ities, whether it is only a short drive te Bogor for a look at one ot the presidential palaces and the famed botanical gardens or to the far reaches of the archi- completely. The regulation was put into ef- fect recently by the army which ‘said “in connection with the se- . tensification of control over for- “\eigners is necessary.” The real reason, it is generally Key West Loses | to Hawaii Point Ka Loe (South Cape) Other State. * * * Officials said the tourist on a - brief visit is exempt from the per- But many who have at-; one have been turned back. Obtaining the permit is only) * half the battle. A bigger problem) \is actually getting from one point” 2 to another. Rail travel in 20th century Java/| ’ is slow and dangerous. There ate frequeyt wrecks and attacks by ‘rebels or bandit gangs and al-) - most every train is escorted by. ’ armored cars filled with soldiers. Anyway, the would-be travel- | ler must first get a ticket and | } Under a new regulation issued. _,by the War Administrator, every: person who wants to travel by - rail to points outside the com. | -'muter areas from Jakarta must! - first obtajn a letter from police! -\or military authorities approving *\his travel. Only those persons in ~—' possession -of -such a letter-may obtain a ticket, which is non- After the ticket there is the are and reservations must be made well in advance. Even ‘then the military may suddenly leaving ticket-holders -stranded. |probe station now stands at Ka Lae, but the point is best known ito fishermen and mariners. A ‘white skeleton tower holds a bea- The Nation’s most southerly soil ‘is a wild coastline that has not been fully surveyed. Steep bluffs ‘are broken by lava flows. The larea is thinly populated. A lunar icon that can be seen 14 miles at IN MAUNA LOA'S SHADOW A bluff at Ka Lae slopes inland for several miles, rising in height to a spectacular dark cliff. Far-; ther on are the streaked flanks | and smooth, snow-covered sum-| ‘mit of 13,680-foot Mauna Loa, the largest active voleano in the | |W The historic Kona coast, where temples of pagan worship have | been replaced by resort hotels. | stretches from Ka Lae to a bay 75 miles north. In contrast to the brooding silence of Ka Lae is the bustling activity of the island as a whole: Kona’s fishing industry and On the “big island” and the neighboring isle ef Maui,-the Na- tional Park Service is preserving 362 square miles of volcano-built | scenery. s -» & Flights to such boasted tourist attractions as Bali are frequent- ly cancelled without notice. Tour- ists making reservations from either direct or through’ agencies, seldom get con- As for going by automobile, the police and military main- tain so many checkpoints that even a supposedly one-hour drive intq the mountains takes | three to six hours. Once the traveller reaches his destination he must report with- ‘ in 24 hours to the local police and register or face a year in jail or a! ‘fine of up to 100,000 rupiahs © ($3,000) In some areas hotel managers ihave been instructed not to ac- .|cept guests from other areas who have not registered with the po- ~ lice. | An Indonesian News Agency istory from Pandang, Sumatra, re- ported recently that travelers ~ were forced to sleep in the streets * ‘because the hotels _ lowed to accommodate them. The were not al- jpolice office was closed, making -\it impossible to register until the >' following day. In folklore the Hawaiian archi- pelago is the creation of the demi. god Maui and embellished with the handiwork of Pele, the goddess of volcanoes. At present, Icgend says, Hawaii island is her home. | In both 1935 and 1942 American! ‘airmen dropped bombs to divert lava flowing from Mauna Loa to- ‘ward Hilo. Kilauea remains al- most continuously active. Judge Chides Lawyers | for Bad Penmanship | ALBUQUERQUE, NM. (AP)—| \U. S. Judge Waldo Rogers recom- | mends that some of New Mexico's attorneys brush up on their pen-| manship. | | The judge, speaking to a group of attorneys assembled in federal court Monday, requested the law- yers stop filing “illegible and un- readable papers.’ He said the writing on legal} papers and exhibits filed with the court often appears fo be “a' bunch of hen scratchings.”’ Sweden's constitution, the old.’ est written constitution in force. in Europe, is 150 years old. E Fl LOOR WE. LOAN, YOU THE SHOP TOOLS—NO CHARGE! Phone: FE 4-5216 99 S. tat St. Is Land Sduth of Any OPEN EVERY NICHT TO 9. ‘Monday through Saturdey) Dowtown AND Drayton Plains for the entire savings priced FEDERAL’S Rainwear family . A. Women's peisley- poplin reversible. Ragion sleeve, Peter Pan collar, push-up sleeve. Beige, willow green, antelope. Sizes 8-18. 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SCHICK SAFETY RAZOR HERE'S THE LOWDOWN — President Eisen- AP Wirephote | hower flashes his familiar smile which became’ phasize a point during conversation at the White searce yesterday when he greeted Soviet Premier | House, Between them is interpreter Alexander AP Wirephote’ = Nikita Khrushchev. Khrushchev gestures to em- Akalevsky. HAPPY GUBSTS und Mrs. Khrushchev Ike “as a bit more serious at the moment, how- sniiled thes rode with their host, President ever The President was noticeably grim during bite ribet to Washington, The hat wearing most of the inital greetings. edie oP elie 50 Extra vu: Stamps | WITH COUPON AND PURCHASE OF [ | 2 POUND BAG . | | French Brand Coffee | Eastern Michigan thru Sat., Sept. 19, 1959. | Coupon valid at Kroger in Detroit and . —_ a= ae aes ae a= aa eae an ANY 2 PAIR PACKAGE = | JUBILEE HOSIERY Coupon valid at Kroger in Detroit and Eastern Michigan thru Sat., Sept. 19, 1959. ~ ane eam=w ae Gee eee eee aa eee ca 25 Extra VALUE Stamps | With this Coupon ond purchose of 32-OZ. JAR VLASIC | KRISPY DILLS Coupon valid at Kroger in Detroit and en Michigan thru Sat., Sept, 19, 1959. 50 Extra... 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Colorful History Most Primitive Cultures’ Had Some Form of Staff of Life WASHINGTON — Man has been eating bread for at least 10,000 years without growing tired of it. Primitive peoples first ate the seeds of wild grains, then learned to grind them into a crude flour No one knows when the first bread was made, but the Swiss Lake Dwellers already had developed a baking industry 10,000 years ago, the National Geographic So- ciety says The lake dwellers mixed pul verized wheat, barley, or niiet with water, rolled the dough into sheets, and baked it on hot stones. Like other carly breads, it was unleasened. Egyptians apparently discovered that bread could be lightened by letting the wheat dough ferment to create vases Triangular loaves ‘ THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 16; 1959 CALL ON ALL — Standing beside the oak tree emblem of the PTA, Mrs. James C Parker of Grand Rapids, president of the National Congress of Parents and Teachers, prepares to sow symbolic acorns in an effort to extend PTA membership beyond = Says State Can ca Still Be Tops | Stress the Positive,” Executives Are Told. by Consumers Official CHARLEVOIX (UPI)—Michigan | ican regain its role as the na- jtion’s: leading industrial state if ‘the citizens accept the challenge, | and both business and labor fight. for what is fair for all, Robert P. | Briggs, executive vice-president of ' Consumers Power Co., said Tues- day. | Briggs p Exeecutive of Michigan at their Association | meeting here that Michigan’s told the | citizens should aceentuate..the | | positive to overcome unfavorable © | publicity about the state, They | should emphasize the néws of | progress, he said. | Briggs also called upon business | ‘people to take an active part in : political affairs, and to encourage their employes to do the same— no matter what their politica] af- filiations. 0 vears old have been found : in kas ptian tombs. Bread was the the 12 million mark. ame urges PTA me meet to “‘cal] on all.” The formation of a state cham- principal feed and often was used” xi aici: 1° Sa — ber of commerce, now under way, to pay wae: Briggs said, is an important for- | Monday he'll see a sign erected|ward step in increasing the voice - for him by a housing development. of businessmen in state affairs. In English and Russian it reads “Every person in this new Los * * * Ancient Greeks ulso cooked a any bread. but-in the Golden Has Message for Nikita |, Ave they preferred a coarse bar California Housing Unit | SAN MATEO, Calif. ‘(AP)- About 95 per cent of the world’s ley cake ; . ’ When’ “Nikita. Khrushchev drives|/Prados neighborhood is a free, boron is mined in the United Baking was an important in- along Bayshore Freeway next happy home owner.” States. dustry in classic Rome, By 106 —_— . = —— _ —EEs there were more than 250 capital. Two hkimperor Tra school for B.C. bakeshops in’ the centuries later, jan established a bakers. Bread was yiven away as ® Sop to the populace leading the f% mous satirist, Juvenal, toa write that Romans required only twa : | things, bread and circuses LOWEST THURSDAY In Australia’s Arnhem — tand, abou issine rrind Water vily seeds MEAT PRICES | FRIDAY to paste, motd it inte loaves, and bake it) The bread is palatable but WE EVER . SATURDAY beni ata OFFERED! CASH MARKET SPECIALS * * * Americ Indians of ths Pacific ” lopes nade a fleur from acorns ~w~wueweYY* Y thich they soaked in boing wa 4 > BORO AOOs 2 The flat cake was cooked in SIRLOIN $ NONE 3 ¢ the sun 4 HIGHER > lb The natives of the Moluccas, or SWISS $.......2@ e Spice Islands, cut out the starchy pith of the Sago palm for aw hole- RON hut relatively tusteless FRESH . bread > sHop 3 c The Wai Wail Indians of Brit. | PAN a $ ish Guiana tn South America SAVE > lb. grate the polsonous cassava READY root into pulp, squeeze out the aed pm aes we the meal MICH Shoulder C oer p. , “a . s Cuts In the United States, 14 billion NOW pounds of bread are’ consumed $ Leg or c each year. 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Strike Hasn't |‘cuq"*“““"" “Would Require . |,%, sau Sam, ‘Minter Appointed DU COR ROROR®. | Scie meet eee -| aoe Ses Hurt Michigan Much the MESC salt thee inctudea Al Cars to Have ca a ee er Local Merchants Richman, association | used and the project receives Ic igan uc railroad workers, truck drivers and. ond light would flash for 40, 8) yp angmyg wh — A Congregational , . . favorable coniment. : nF . Detroit-based Speed Li hts third for 30, and a fourth for ©. | Se. : : crewmen on ore car- g minister Tuesday was’ named ‘by can, now take “So we bought the benct oo. DETROIT-(UPT) — Michigan so riers. | When the vehicle reached 70 miles | load off their feet on the side. | (amd designated. thetr All 10. benches : located fer has felt only a limited effect construction) HARRISBURG, Pa. (AP)—State Per our, « red light would fash. Gov. Pans, 6, St 8. Pa ee walks of ' Pontiac. Gath, Sad tae eapieteee ot on Seatnane aithth tue, thecee of the nationwide [projects and some industrial plants|Sen. William V. Mullin has intro- (on thd state Shed of inlechelll Ten redwood benches have Parks and Recreation in- on either side of Huron and steel strike, ac-/Sin be closed if the strike laste duced a bill that would require Saratoga ls Oldest | * been purchased and set up at | . Stalled them with the com- | H oft 00 [Carding to the Michigan Empley- hwo more weeks. \every car in Pennsylvania to have |The governor appointed, Rev. F. points en Mane ind abes Sok ted eee Huren 908 Of Saghew. ment Security Commission. . fegectoag of outside flashing lights The oldest race course now op. Willard Kime of Eaton Rapids to streets by the Downtown Mer- pers in ant ka, agit Except for about 17,009 work- | In the course of each year, the that would indicate speed. lerating in the United States is\the board to succeed Harlan. Yel- chante’ Asstelation ade: Fe ee rahe niet ena Med te Sie CNY ot Vienne, commniasients Sabot Seis eye ene Ae em ae : : , (written -publisher Samuel) state when the waikout started iworks from 200 |visible to the driver and one |first race was run.there on Aug. expires in Sep- ‘We have heard several The association got approval [Woodworth in 1817. @¢ days ago, only another 2,000 i Apa Mn re within 300 teet of the vehicle. 12, ‘FREE LIGHTED PARKING FOR ede Hada “oe TOWN and COUNTRY TEL-HURON CENTER Telegraph at W. Huren — Open Mon., Thurs., Fri. WATCH FOR SQUARE DANCING UNDER THE STARS Country Music Band Everybody Welcome ~— to Square Dance in Our Lighted Porking Lot _ [Boys Jacket Sale! Regular $9.95 PARKAS @ Heavy Warm Quilt Lining @ Zip-Off Hood * @ Giant Front Zipper @ Sturdy Poplins and Bedford Cords @ Sizes 6 to 16 “Charge Accounts Invited” c “Best for Children” : Tel - Huron Center i Benen 175 W. Maple | OPEN 4 NIGHTS WEEKLY ‘TIL 9 P. M. MON. ~ THURS. - FRI. - SAT. Reg. $3.29! 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And of course it's PS | thursday, friday, saturday © ee we y . : ; y ‘ t TWELVE _ - | ,__ THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1959 | peer iz Dopey ne phiWanis Urged a DEL REY “to Plug Safety , Those at Convention 22 NORTH SAGINAW STREET Are Told of Mounting Danger on Highways Downtown > | DETROIT # — Michigan KL (2 \wanians have been urged to join y\a “nationwide, combined and vig- |] \orous campaign to promote’ safe- 74 \ty on the highways of America.” v| The plea came trom Cecil L. 7. Morris of Springfield, Il!., a trus 7 \tee of Kiwanis International, in @ speech to the 42nd annual conven- VISIT OUR FESTIVAL DAYS OUTDOOR TRADING POST! Coordinates Were $699 $3.00 Shirtwaist Dresses Were $3.99 $1.88 BAN-LON | Girls’ & Boys’ Long Sleeve Slipover | CORDUROY SWEATERS | COVERALLS © Bulky Knits SIZES S-M-L-XL = {tion of Michigan Kiwanians here @ Novelties $ 58 eZ manera The state has 148 Ki. 1 9 4 wanis Clubs. and $2.5 mn e ea : “With a continuing heavy in. Skirts ™~ Were $6.99 5 ] — @ Short | crease in automobile traffic, and . a. Sleeve “Value to A with eo ana more yan ws ji hi, ty a Blouses Were $2.99 $1.00 i @ Sizes 34-40 $5.99 || Pressways turnpikes,”’ SLOPING SOVIETS — Team of Russian in Tren Alps during climb towards 15,771- 3 ris said, “ immediate ac. | Cordiguns fon oe the ware or nmediate sc. | mountain climbers wends its way up ice slope foot high Mont Blanc near Chamonix. Play Sets Were $699 $3.00 is needed to help curb highway (2 and 3 pc.) deaths and the maiming of our Pr Prisoner Sends Blind Gir]|Sran4Rerids Republican “There age campaigns against to Be Sworn In Today Firat ten few oes (Chest of Gifts on Birthday) uss we — sain p Pedal Pushers Were $3.99 $1.88 Slips Were $3.99 $1,88, $1.29 E Boys’ & Girls’ - CORDUROY Values to. & Buth, Grand Rapids Re ‘scourge, but we have neglected the h, pids Republican, | wa SLACK & | $1.69 ‘| tragedies of the highways, PUEBLO, Colo: (UPI)—Little| It ts their way of helping some- will be sworn in today as state) Gowns Were $3.99 $1.88 iP - My x ® t Cynthia Solano, who is blind, cele- tint in, porkeps, lous fer: representative from Kent County. | ' . 4 SHIRT SETS WOMEN'S Et Why, we haven't evenibrated her fitth birthday with a| tumate th Buth was picked in a special! Children’s Playwear Were $1.00 59¢ a her y tunate than they, although they gq P ANTIES Fe scratched the surface in any all- . election to fill the vacancy created ; Reg. $3.99 Value - out effort to halt hi surprise party to which the host) are in .an institution,” Tinsley ‘a Pa ort to hway acet-| ouidn't come oald by the death of Rep. Glenn Huns- Sh rt Ped al Pushers 2 for ‘1 “; @ FLANNEL $ 78 3 For 88< | dents. ° PN . \berger (R-Grand Rapids). orts — Teles es SHIRT i | ass =| Almost errs fl rose per |. The unexpected “party” began Cn = P —— * plead birthday,| The swearing-in will give Re- bee £e8 )- ea ~ @ SIZES 48 Reg. 39¢ Each year are disabled in highway ac- |when an express truck unloaded Tinsley explained, had read about| Publicans = 55-54 membership io cidents throughout America, a huge’ package at Cynthia's! edge in the House, | || That means « million of our |home. : the cancerous tumors which rob- ~ | popiilation. are being crippled - bed her of eyesight. Tinsley said! Gov. G. Mennen Williams ts ex.’ by automobile ewndken eran 19 | _ Inside were a cedar chest with [the prisoner wished to remain pected to call a special election | Caton’s - FREE BALLOONS Z| vs “To Cynthia on her fitth birth- anonymous. He has served 15 to fill the vacancy created earlier! 36 North Saginaw Street , WITH EACH PURCHASE oo , — day” burned Into it, and a variety years and is in his 50's, the war- ‘this month by the death of Rep. | # © |. Frank G Staiger of Port Huron,| of hand-made leather items, in- den said. \Charline White (D-Detroit). : © Many other unadvertised specials in all depts. |) Michigan secretary, was presented, cluding @ purse, belts, key con- |—— USE OUR LAY-AWAY PLAN | (.5r"sttrarirsct Snr amd ae "ner ‘ue S . 4 poi el Main of Harrison “to help) even a purse for her mother. | \defray your expenses on your 7 | comi th The card accompanying the # ee eee een gifts had the name of the donor ; —and his prison number. Norstad’s Daughter x * | ° ; Warden Harry C. Tinsley of to Wed Childhood Friend the Cotorads State Penitentiary) PARIS (# — Kristin Norstad, didn’t think it so unusual. | daughter of Gen. Lauris Norstad, -_ * * | Supreme Allied Commander for) “We bave had many cases ua Where Every Day Is Sale Day” a a Europe, will marry a childhood| Where articles in newspapers tell- friend Thursday = of people who have suffered HUNTING SPECI, AL The bridegroom {s Nicholas Wes-|S€Tious injury or illness or other son Craw, an amateur pilot and trouble have prompted prisoner | INSULATED WINCHESTER 94 Isports car racer. He is the son of reaction. - HIP BOOTS 30-30 AND 32 |Mrs. Demas T. Craw of Ch: arises Many inmates, for example, | ‘ Reg. $21.95 $44" SPECIALS m “ bh | are willing to contribute blood. Knit ue Dress - 7 In father wae a U. 8. Alr | Reg. $79.95 $ 95 | Force colonel from Traverse | INSULATED Sau 59 City, Micki S d Whi gan who was killed | UNDERWEAR fo inaction at For toca Mere, (Motorist Hits | port an ite 94 emington uto. co, In 1942. He was posthumously | ; ‘9 SUIT 12-16-20 Ga awatded the Congressional Medal parked Cars: > . H x ITHACA 37-R Reg. $136.45 ot Rater. Was Seasick § Your 00 12-16-20 GA 9 | Both Miss Norstad, who js 21,} wee neue $7 1 99 SALE +102 9 and raw, 22, were born at Ft./ GRAND RAPIDS UP—Seasickness Choice j ° vay. N.Y. was listed on a police report as th aut Miss Norstad, who has attended | came “st on a boi Srikine’ tws ; Winchester Model No. 12 Remington 740 Auto. schools in the United States and, lparked cars! . 06 — ‘Europe, made her debut in Wash. : 12, 16, 20 Gauge 30-0 308 Cal. ington in 1956 and a year later in) Officers said the 32-year-old 9, Reg. $104.95 578° Reg. $134.50 Paris. She has lived here with her driver was treated’ at a hospital : ste 100° /parents for the last nine years. {for his ailment. He told police he | ° STEVENS #311 * * * and his wife attended a movie Open Friday “til 9 P. M, - 106 N. Saginaw St. DOUBLE BARREL Craw was graduated from entitled ‘Abandon .Ship."’ After 12 E U ,about an hour of high waves and . -16-20-410 GA. rinceton University this summer. | R tcsmed alt h id be- | Reg. $68.50 $EA99 Get Your Hunting ‘He will enter the Johns WHopkins | Storm - PS, wera cg — = ceeeeeeeeeeenneewernreremnmmeeeemnneee eee — an SALE 54 License and Doe School for Advanced International,©@™Me ill and went out to his car, Permit Here Early otis {in Washington in October. bella tia, wits saw the rest of the The Sport Shop CASS AVE. Hon Heavy Fleet ion we"“wty nomena htt A Downtown Festival Days Feature! | ‘control ot the car, the man told | Norway's merchant fleet has officers. No one was reported more than’ seven million tons. ‘injured Witla : 9 oo oe ee ee : on ; 4 ee ee fe Sg e <5 Downtown Pontiac Displayed at Miss Mary E. Jackson the ford ohsice Store Only | Consumers Power Co. Mich. Stato Universit FREE! FREE! ® tc ‘I. 0 0 COFFEE for All > CAKE will be given away to some lucky : Plus Garnival plaid partecasTrinadat Terry Hand Towels Ride Tickets for el ‘ Se oe MEET BLANKETS i person EACH HOUR. 1 gives summer-light com- Reg. 59¢ to 98¢ ea. Se Moti Soxguin 2S fe 1 the Kiddies! hr ere ys few tremula, 16x26" : trolled surface burner. 250 Paper You Gen Have More Leisure “SEE THE NEW SAVE Up to 30% : Napkins "ruaes & Time When You Cook ona Bilin That Will Be An- - Save de Pkg! Reg. 37¢ Stock up on absorbent non - cling —-embessed napkins, 13” square; gs" an nen germ ALL THIS EXCITEMENT TAKES PLACE DURING PONTIAC DOWNTOWN FESTIVAL DAYS St 17, 1k 4m at CONSUMERS POWER ~CO,, 28 W. Lawrence St. Si Fee gn De Sam ee A ee eS a a ar a oe ee eee ee ee ee eee ee Tet te we See ee ee On eae aaa ee ' , Z . ‘J - 4 be ] Vie + < t _* = i 4 Pea nena rl at REIS — THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 16,1959 “meee 6 aon THIRTEEN ; 4 Buses are now used by pilgrimisy p ’ me | pipe ment ais the United States” firsti\\ fae Dinkaiian! » : : , oot, oe tothe hay cy of een. Hert |\f Braun Hits moon rocket carrying a pay toad | Yank, Miss Universe 3 More N roes 7 aH fore, camels were used’ AMLE ESTE jcomparable to the Soviet’s suc-\Contest in Los Angeles . | | a il pe ce : LOS ANGELES (AP)—Los An-j- aaa : ES geles is bidding for the “ Miss tC t | H i Saginaw near Huron ie : as 32 SPECIALIZED Universe beauty contest. | én if a ey 8 . . 2 RVICE ssh is ohe to three years away from! City council Tuesday adopted a . . ae : , - a moonshot, > ed resolution urging that tlie pageant, Little Rock Proceeds > STA asconoens As the space race stands today, /be moved here.* Councilman Raw-|. ywyish, Integration; Quiz C Downtown y, | : °P, A. SYSTEMS Von Braun said, be believed the}som Callicott said the new sports) °" : De _ a a £ s United could catch the So-jarena would be an ideal site. ~ Klan Man in Bombing —————___—— : © WEBCOR FACTORY SERVICE viet Union in two or three years— = suit company — if Soviets work. owns pageant is pulling it ou BLAKE. ~ — of Long Beach, Calif., because of LITTLE ROCK, Ark (AP) if The U.S. Patent Office has is-|a disagreement with the local| The Listie Rack Sehent. GREE See RADIO-TV sued more than 2,890,000 patents producers. popes corte ae aint 3149 W on inventions, It expects to issue ss warble poten, . P 52,500 in 1959 —or about 1,000 a} An average sleeper changes po- ad _ week sitions 3 times a night. en as to.once all-white Central « E In andther development related ; to the school , Police Klux Klan member in .connection with the Labor Day ~ bombings| TRADING POST re, j * * * School Board President Everett SPECIALS ‘Tucker Jr., said the three Ne-) be Se, 3 [groes probably will begin classes) 4 Gd > ae \ | e reg jat Central Friday. They will join. AR. y ag a ae c. A ye 7 aN aoe a Negro boy and girl who mae “AY. Sate OE ‘ eee eens eben ome SAVINGS FOR © OPEN THURS., \' 4 r said Tuesday no | — tional Negroes were assigned tof‘ THE WHOLE FRI., SAT. NIGHTS 4 — |Hall High, where three Negro = — girls have attended classes since TRIBE... TIL 9 P.M. = — i » #2. j ; . aL = NE Bem Sor © BUDGET TERMS = = Fifteen other Negroes whol weet oun ect sate PRIZES @ FREE PARKING = ; 4 = pong Ra! ee Eis — << <= — itra a I n were tu own. e . = - Nineteen of 32 white students who] "** **4 ™*- WHEEL OF i Sn 4 i) . E, 4 \ 4G \——% to Oi!” a “WS i 3 " iN \ \ Yes sir! When it came time for me to install a new furnace last year I had a heck of a time trying to make up my mind what type to in- ‘stall. After a lot of checking, I finally decided on oil—and that’s the smartest thing I ever did. Do you know-I discovered that you can heat your home more economically with oil than with any other type of fuel. As a matter Fal of fact-oil is the safest and cleanest method of home heating yet devised. That's mighty important, and something many people don’t know. Yes sir, Jim, if I were you I'd look very carefully into the matter, and I'd check with a member of the Oakland-Oil Heat Council for some good, sound advice, too. . | action’”’ next year. asked to be transferred between Central and Hall were granted re- _ assignment | Questioned in connection with ithe bombing of the fire chief's station wagon, the mayor's busi- ness office and the school board jadministration building on Sept. 7 was Richard K. Heiney, 5t, a house painter ' * * * The bombings had been linked ito the integration crisis -Five jmen already have been charged with 4dynamiting property. They ‘face arraignment Friday. Student Loan Plan ls Asked by Johnson. WASHINGTON (UPI) — Senate Democratic Leader Lyndon B Johnson has introduced a ‘‘study ‘now—pay later’’ college student ‘loan program to help keep the United States from being out- stripped by Russian brainpower. His bill would have the govern- ment guarantee $100 million worth of loans a vear to students. The loans, ranging in size from $1,000 to $4,000. would be repaid from' the students’ future earnings as graduates The Texan sald he hoped his ; Measure would be appraised during the congressional adjourn. ment and receive ‘meaningful , | Johnson noted that the Russian 'moon shot unlerscores the fact ithat ‘we have a lot of catching’ up to do, and we ought to do it.” He said the case for his bill df 1.99 Full Size SHEETS 99° Cases 39c 19%¢ Dish TOWELS 6' Zippers 0c 1.99—24x36 RUGS 89° Pillows 1.00 1.00 Quality CURTAINS 79 Tiers 99c FORTUNE May Be Lucky for You! BLOUSES T 00 1.99 Ladies’ Pajamas 99%« $20 Ledies’ SUITS 500 Fur Coats 39.00 1.99 Men's SHIRTS not rest upon the need to outstrip. jRussia. But, he added, “it would ‘be foolish to tgnore the fact that 'we are in bad need of educated brain power in the modern world.” OAKLAND OIL HEAT COUNCIL f | The nation’s forests = grow enough in just one day to build’ 15,500 one-family houses “Symbol of Confidence” Dependability =| : ... makes it a wiser decision than ever! | BLOUSES 838° Boys’, Girls’ Girls’ jackets .....1.69 SOCKS 19° Girls’ Slips 1.00 1.99 Slips 88 1.99 Ladies’ Plaid SKIRTS VT Skirt Sets 1.88 19%¢ Treining . PANTS 10° Blankets 39 1.69 Beys’ JEANS 4 # hE att, yan = i | Pa % is f é. f ie it a ON OLE do | 7 | ANA Has At | SOAR YT ae Z : ey “3 + ee ee é + . f "i One of the most satisfying aspects of Cadillac ownership is its _great dependability. For mile.after mile, month after month, year , , after year this wonderful motor car performs at its brilliant best. As a result, opérating costs are minimized and resale value is high. _ Why not visit your Cadillac dealer and learn how easily there can be a Cadillac in your driveway? He’ll be happy to show you + many features that cost you nothing extra on a Cadillac, but frequently add hundreds of dollars to the list prices of other cars. g VISIT YOUR LOCAL AUTHORIZED CADILLAC DEALER | = | JEROME MOTOR SALES. atts 216.500 S. Seginaw Street © ie Michigen ‘ «a! Oo9° T-Shirts 29 39¢ Cannon Hand Towels ... FOURTEEN ? | THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1959 Scone ——_, Huge White Oak Adult Education (iia a Coke We CUD Ue — WNYears Old | Decision Due Wye Giant Standing in Waterford Twp. Learns Maryland State — Park. State Aid for Program, ¢ Has Loving Care | Has Stopped A decision on continuance or| ry ; SELF-SERVE genes in the Waterford Town- Ij queen! ~uper DRUG STORES ip School District adult education | « WASHINGTON —A scarred but unbowed forest giant, the Wye, Oak, is enjoying a healthy old age| in its own Maryland State Park. | : . The tree, largest white oak in| program is expected to be made ee Nea ae ae the United States, is about 42¢ at tomorrow night’s meeting of the/ ot ; a years old. It stands 95 {feet tall, with branches spreading in a sym- metrical fan. for 165 feet. The gnarled, buttressed base measures 53 feet in circumference. * * * The Wye Oak, near Wye Mills on Maryland's eastern shore, was bought by the state in 1939. It was the first tree purchased by a state solely for its preservation, It is’ surrounded by a one and one-half- acre park one of the stalest: state parks in the country, the Na tional Geographic Society say HUGE LIMBS FALL The mighty oak has dropped ta Board of Education. i According to Supt. William Shunck, the state has discontin- ued its financial support of the ‘program. . However, the state's share, — $206, is relatively small com- pared to the total expenditure veal $3,303 for the program. Tuition fees from enrollees to- taled $1,392 last year, with the remainder coming from the Board; of Education's general fund,' a Thrifty Dares Comparison! In other business, further con sideration will be given to the possibility of installing exterior | CHECK! COMPARE! WE HONESTLY BELIEVE THESE to BE lights at the Cooley Lake Ele-| ¥%4 4 huge limbs in the? last six years but regular care steel cables and \ massive meals of tree food are gee mentary Schoot A : 7 = helping preserve it x4 | u Lad bed Lad Sete wan z counceezs | World's itamin Prices fs “ansvbody's guess" according to — the vee sigan porenepa a Ho oC Buckingham, maryland state a agai ut eae a Pa he ! ores te ‘onmsidering its aye, th a, rn ad i fone lo oe idering ts ane e ; a aemity of part payment of a | VITAMIN B-1, 100mg, 100 tablets........ $1.49 at THRIFTY ae. | traffic signal light for the School- m~ _fratfic signal light for the School Hl WTA MIN, B-1, 50mg, 100 tablets......... $ .98 at THRIFTY said, but existence is precarious | eg Bees _4 | road. VITAMIN: B-1, 10mg, 100 tablets. ..... _.$ .69 ot THRIFTY A huge taterat limb weighing UPI Phete about 24 tons dropped off the BiG FLOWER? It's big, all right, but not a giant crane at Rotterdam. The prop, biggest | A summary of special meetings VITAMIN c. 250mg, 100 tablets......... $ .86 ot THRIFTY : 0 : ‘held the last three Thursdays will . tree three years ago, leaving a 2 flower, This giant ship propeller, almost 25 feet in the world made of cunial, an alloy of copper | : RIFTY six. foot scar. Loud cracking in diameter ard weighing 40 tons, is hoisted by nickel and aluminum, was siipped to France. pee eee aes See VITAMIN Cc, 100mg, 100 tablets... ..$ -69 at TH noises came from the oak for S00 a SS pene VITAMIN A, 50,000 units, 100 capsules $1.39 at THRIFTY VITAMIN A, 25,000 units, 100 capsules. $ .76 at THRIFTY five minutes before the branch— he tree's largest—fell : ry h) | Status, Shunck said ne dean ne REO China Paper (eds Ely Feed From, Russia VITAMIN B-12, 25mcg, 100 capsules .. $1.49 at THRIFTY VITAMIN B-12, 5mcg, 100 capsules. -$ .79 at THRIFTY Tlie EL just ai Buckinham uid Ptters Plus Other Vitamins and Sizes on Display a eae i Hints nda Peace Borscht on Menu Tonight Explosive- ‘laden Car eR anae. Nee Report Seems False — eieallenr brinch dell PORSO APs —Communist. Chi WASHINGTON ‘(AP)—President:etable, asparagus with holla Losvaten of heavs ster! wires 8@s chief newspaper predicted |and Mrs Fisenhower will not daise sauce, will be alongside WASHINGTON (AP) — An ap-| “at Borscht tonight whe : : ; h4ve to eat Borscht tonigh en Another non Russian dish, parently false report of a car| supports many branches, and the, today that the rift with India over oak whieh offen is struck by HAE Pimatayan houndary lines will” Boviet Premier Nikita Khru- baked Aleska, will be the dessert. ‘aden with explosives sent police) ning, is protected by lightning rods jshe hev presents a dinner in their - scurrying Tuesday along the route | Buckingham beheves the Wye S00" be patched up honor x to be followed “into Washington| Bisodol Oak s beautiful symmetry has con * * * The menu for the Soviet km %6 Safe as liner hu Soviet Premisc Nikita Khru-| PRINCE MATCHABELLI's ; ' tributed to its long life After a heated round of argu. bassy dinne; lists a choice of shchev | alumn/ 5 = ts “lt haped like half an egg ment,” said the Peiping Peoples|soup Borscht for those who Ke lands on Bell Maryland state police, acting on| . 5 Min shell he explained The winds Daily, voice of the Red regime,|the beet soup; perch soup for the y J a : cant get into the tree and it is “there ix reason to expect anjothers the city opr cans rane Bu. of 100 FRAGRANCE SEQUENCE 7 Btl. of 100 able to withstand them Without easing of the tension that has ex-! * * * PLATTSBURGH N. Y. (AP)— Base "Md. where Khrushchev ¢€ that shape it would have been isted in Sino Indian relations Qn) The dinner mostly of food An airliner with 36 people aboard \fanded a jew qalmaiea tater 47] gone long age the past flown from the USSR and pre- circled nearly four hours e arly to A * * * * * pared by a chef also flown from day while the pilot tried to lower They found nothing. Later i! |S » elitorial, broadcast by Ped-.the Soviet Union, w rive the » ely ~ | , > : i The editoria roadca ) Pel-.the ) nior il g the wheels for landing Then the spector Michael Torina of the Se-| Nikita Quizzes ping radio, absolved Indian Prime, President a sample of the kind plane skidded in on {ts belly on a cret Service said “from our in-| 4 . Nie f ‘ ’ ode li » . ’ & ie i ; 2 ; - \ \ P hg . linaster ehru of any major re-\of food that he will have during! foam-covered Air Force runway iquiries the port appears to O ] 1c1ans on spomsibilty in stirring tension. his visit there in the fall * * * . _ : ; ; have been groundless 2 p t S t But if held that Indian troops) Vodka, two wines find’ fulce will) No one was injured. The star _ ‘ “Par stem have olited the border and-be served at a precdianer eock—-board engine 1 — nNgine caught fire tut the Y Yy should withdraw, tail party, Hors d'oeuvres will flames quickly died Press Will Bonor ike WASTIINGTON «AB ov let come when the guests sit at the * * * Before 69th Birthday re e Pi a \ HY bd * i : 2 4 ‘TS ‘4 * r] f Gola r) wWmMnN f - p ‘h " Niki ves m eee Set Bargaining Election ‘inne aot Heiter wu pring Said James Ro Nolan 19. a col Golden Autumn - » « IG | not know too much abou res : . in iesh CAN IAT salle ann le ye sophomore from Albany WASHINGTON (U P1)—President Full Bint grance as crisp and refresh- : ica'S two-party system. tut he at Grand Rapids Firm jamoked fish, crabmeat, smoked “The stewardess, the pilot and co-| Eisenhower has accepted an in} ing as Autumn itself knows where fo get information cp syespe: i partridge, and more vodka pilot were wonderful, They had us .Vitation to attend a dinner to be, ¢ 7 you'll love the exciting scent about it WASHINGTON a Ph ia * * * under control all the time. We given in his honor here Oct. 12! and the packaging so remi- | At the White House dinner in Natinal Laber Relations Bodard After the soup, fillet of flounder, were informed of everything that by the White House Corresponde nts | niscent of Fal] — Gaon e col- his honor, the) houney Soviet lead ordered a collective bargaining eooked in champagne, will be was going to happen 1 don't Association leaves ‘ihoustted er cornered Senate Democratic election today at the Avion Coach | gerved think there was any great fear x * ored _ OSS sunouetted Leader Lyndon Johnson of Texas, Corp. Benton Harbor, Mich | As entree, the guests will have'on the plane It was as smooth a The dinner will include a special Seas ene Senate Repubhean Leader bvet About 60 production and malin beef, prepared in a special Rus- landing as if the wheels were-tribute to the President on his Cologne Dusting Powder Cologne Spray Mist ett Mo Dirksen of Hlinnis and tenanee employes’ warehouse em-/sian way. 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Saginaw | -—‘ Haren St. = Near Sears Corner Telegraph more people ore awakening to KRESGI RL A al RE TT AE ae a = ded Pee Peet oe CSF x ee ee ee ee et TR ar ewe ee ee ee ee Oe Ree lL er eae ae ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ea ee se a : ee Se eat rier : E Mai aad if —e Be era sede Aho } > : + ke i ae ; = = j ; ‘ alae = : feet é . : ! “2 ahs i ‘ + = ket aan } ti = =| THR, PONTIAC PRESS. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 16,1959 ; Git’ s Slayer Escapes|ide2 2 Tried in Many'Cities [. ais [et $e nat Ss StRussia Plans Hfemt fountains. it worked so. wel Data Sender Custody in Japan ‘America Taking Malls to Its Heart 22222" * tor the Moon TOKYO w — U.S. Army special- Plane tor 9 dowstows mall ©) LONDON (AP) — A Soviet es ist Gregory Kupski of Detroit, By WALTER’ BREEDE JR. ject in the works right now is a, walking, orolting, browsing and traffic in downtown sections is| Mibwastee ren afeal of police | phy convicted of strangling a Japaneses AP Business News Writer se ibang pa ( Te a WINTER oe 10-acre, 3-million-dollar mall and} i shopping in an atmosphere treed through traffic that brings no Safety officials, didn’t want ma- plans soon to plant an automatic girth escaped from custody last NEW YORK (®—The modest NeW) shopping center under construc-jfrom the noise, congestion, odors|trades and scares away bonafide jor traffic arteries blocked off. | information transmitter on the} » THIS ‘eg . ... tf 20, then the time to male saesrve. is n at Tachikawa Air Base|5.000 Kalamazoo malt is a pro-) . ight : ot ial < |tion im Rochester, N.Y. It will in-/and general ugliness which have) shoppers. taal. ts Welln: taste thee AOR t oe oe oe . where he was heki pending a otype of shopping some |, a three-level undergroundjbeen choked inte.our downtown] ' : DISAPPOINTED. ; eee ments . Newark, N.d., inctodes @ cov- (gleam in a city planner's eye in co fs 2. ® Supreme Court hearing on his jars - garage with room for 1,900 cars,/cities by the automobile . . . It) oq. air-conditioned mall.ta its |such cities as Akron, Ohio; Phi in di 7 ) oe ae ee. ——— Above ground, Rochester's Mid-jis the most—important--means) cities as Akron, Ohio; Phil-) Viktor Bazykin, director of the! BIRMINGHAM appeal. about in scores of American) , A> Plaza will feature a 15-mil-|whereby the downtown city can plan fer a 1%i-millMon-dollar adelphia and Pittsburgh. Moscow Planetarium, said the’ The “Army said Kupski, 25,-‘a cities. The object: to regain. some! 7 where, dowatown redevelopment project. | Politics killed plans for a mall transmitter will be similar to the TRAVEL SERVICE of the Get ates -shabiy- doen aE oor Siveanaiianed shopping be Gomes back fo she Dene: lin Kansas City. City officials who: | Gnace rLUMMEE: nemr minimran® eustody - prisoner under! sown bust all y ‘reenter, a 14-story office buildingjit rightfully belongs . Other downtown malls © have as City. City officials who unmanned weather stations now] s79 gsmiiten Sirminghem his own parole,” escaped after g- — centers have lost! 44 an enclosed mall. The mall’ The Houston, Tex., city council reached the planning stage in wanted the mall were defeated in’ used to obtain data from remote) ing to the base library. ball uish suburban shopping cet- will be closed to all motor traffic is getting merchants’ and taxpay- Green Bay, Wis.; St. Paul, Minn., the spring election. =~ ¥ polar a aaraaas* (Advertisemest) Kupski was convicted in.June | The mall favored by many city oveet buses. pert sane fuse De hte apres “ apni plan was drawn up Lady Attlee Injured “Such a station wil supply «| Quick Relief irom 1958, by @ Yokohama court of Planners aims to do this by con- Here's what's cooking on the (1110 mat ‘ for Fort Worth, Tex., but aban-. |wealth of scientific information the strangting of Kazue Kikawa, Verting a traffic-clogged, slum-rid- shopping mall front elsewhere ig ne ’ in 2-Car Collision which will make possible the next) Pile Irritation on iden ¢ central besiness Gsititt inte| in the uatteni In Madison, Wis, the city coun-,doned as too costly, ‘it included : flight to th in’ 2 “il has voted to study a plan for|expressy leading to th e : , : stage—man's e m 40 years ago a Buffalo st a ys rays @ the edge) AMERSHAM, England (UPI) — Bazykin wrote in an article in the’ creased an ‘ointnent 6, Tellive alks, fountains and flowers lined. The conviction was upheld by City fathers in Dallas. Tex.; may tonverting the—square- around the of the downtown business center : with ‘bustling department stores include a vehicle-free pedestrian state capitol into a shopping plaza./huge underground parking garages ‘A two-car collision Tuesday in-' newspaper Signal quoted by MM orough pod preg of piles. It “ of A 8. s — eid er tie Be me and smart shops. ° mall in a master plan for rede-|Pedestrians could amble to their|and a sprawling shopping center injured Lady Attlee, wife of for- Moscow radio. ine, as astringent relief that its fame Court. The result is a kind of pe. veloping the downtown business) hearts’ content along a broad walk- which would have closed downtown:mer prime minister Clement R.| across the land making destrigns’ Heaven, You park (section. Lloyd Braff, director ofjway which would replace a busy/Fort Worth to practically all ve- Attlee, who now is an earl. Establish Navy i in 1797 no Ointment a favorite in your car in a huge underground |Dailas’ Central Business District!street now carrying three lanes hicular traffic. | Lady Attlee was taken to Amer- a — 7 poe garage or on a nearby let. In- Assn. said: “The mall permits peo-jof traffic Last fall, Fort Worth merchants sham hospital where officials said) The U.S. Navy was officially 4 ‘applicator ie ged iat. stead of dodging buses and ple the luxury and. pleasure of Mall sponsors say much of the made a temporary mall by roping her injuries were not serious. established in 1797. ment, delights or money back. | trucks, you do your shopping - - -—— _ enasdrhe ie eerie ne : , | safely and comfortably. on foot. , ° : : i Eager to give the idea a trial, | ‘shopping mal] planners closed off | four blocks on twe parallel streets .|in the heart of downtown Toledo, Ohio, about six weeks ago. * * * They burjed the drab pavement | ‘under 80 tons of topsoil, 350 square | yards of lush, green sod, 100 trees, | 100 shrubs and 10,000 Rowrering | plants, all supplied by Toledo nurs- "erymen at cost. Other embellish- iments: brightly colored walks. | |tiled patios, reflector ponds, piped | j music, a kiddie playground, swans) ;and penguins. Total cost was al jmere $20,000. TRAFFIC REROUTED | ' Traffic ineluding 16 bus lines, | was rerouted, There were some, complaints about lack of nearby, parking space. But, the Toledo! planners say, most merchants and japoptess like it just fine. | "Good- im Seventy per cent ef the stores | fronting on the mall reported an upswing in business in the ari first few weeks despite a scorch- “s heat wave. Thirty. per cent id business was down from a year ago — a trend the mall Uneasy Bladder =." oc strike and the heat. Merchants away from the mall also fa- Unwise cating or drinking may be a vored the idea, but by a much source of mild, but annoy adder smaller margin. irritations — ma you — i | eam, er woretorte a and S Retailers, architects and city restless nights, with nagging backac i headache or muscular aches and pains planners trom far and near a due to over-exertion, strain or emo-| inspected the Toledo project. Mun tional upset, are adding to = misery day the city council voted to con- | ; - ~ —don't wait— try Doan's Pills tinue the experiment: one week. M B S Doan’s Pills act 3 ways for speedy | a = ; ; relief. |—They have a soothing effect Decision will be made later on en Ss rute Ox on bladder irritations. 2—A fast pain-| whether to extend it to Nov. 15. Reg. 3 pr. $1! 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Coha ‘tir a) unve RDS TO BROADWAY— e late Georg iidren of th noare present as a Sta the {fArmous entertamer ted oon Duffy Square Broadway and 46th street, New York € the statue Ronkia Mary Re \" (imams A new ahles two seedlings ity Standing bene ath are, from left, George Jr Michaela Cohan, mkin and Mrs Penny tree planting trailer en- men to plant Zo 000 in an hour cally, the McElroy, Gen. White to Tour Pacific, Far East | @ut why an old wooden barrel?’ ydepart on the trip Sept. 20 lives. Huber was totally blind, THE PONTIAC PRESS. WEDNESDAY: SEPTEMBER 16, 1959 ne | epensive. Uranium. Sits | | in Wooden Olive Barrel» | HAVERFORD, Pa, (UP1I)—The ; which means it is capable of pro- Moan mic Energy Commission ducing fission at a safe rate only. loaned Haverford College $100,-| ‘000 worth of uranium, and what | # what the boys at Haver. laid they do with it? They put it) filled in an old wooden olive barrel. * * * ' It should be mentioned! though, that with the addition of a few other items, Haverford soon! ing fissien. had an atomic reactor. Teen 1 device is known as reac actor, { : filled it with water, Then a mix- ture of plutonium and beryiliam Dr. Aaron Lemonick, head of 4 the school’s physics department, |says the idea is to give students "| direct experience with problems “subcritical” uranium | reactors. * * * WASHINGTON (UPD) — De-; pr Lemonick admitted there fense Secretary Neil M. McElroy and Air Force Chief of Staff Gen. Thomas D. White will make a one-' $9 999 each. But Havertord’s old month tour of the Pacific, Far olive barrel. the professor said, East, Australia and New Zealand, | cog; $1,990 less. and it does the starting next week, the Defense jop ‘ Department announced They wil visit Alaska, Japan Korea, Formosa, Hong Kong. The Philippines and Hawaii. They will A aE Possibilities of Growth Is State Realtors’ Topic | LANSING (UPI) — Michigan's ° industrial growth possibilities will’ Bee Authority Blind lhe discussed Thursday at the an- Francois Huber, a Swiss natural-/nual convention of the Michigan ist born in 1750, was one of the Real Fstate Association at Mack- world’s greatest authorities on bees inac Island. He was the first to discover how! Herbert Wilson of Detroit, presi- they mated how queen bees were dent of the Michigan Chapter, raised and how hees lived their Society of Industrial Realtors, will serve as chairman, 9 x12 Ft. Reg. 79c Rockcote DURO- WHITE HOUSE PAINT Reg. $5.89 Self Cleaning—White Only ' Rockcote Metropolitan FLAT—LATEX or SEMI-GLOSS Plastic Drop Cloth Uh! | HEAP Bic CAVINGS! 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NEVER BEFORE IN PONTIAC, SUCH AN OUTSTANDING ARRAY OF SPORTSWEAR! Trenre it Representatives Will Be on Hand Every Day to Advise You and Answer Your Questions About the Line See Everything |\/ cH ... Sportshirts, Suburban Coats, Sweaters, Jackets, Slacks, Rainwear, Etc. the MCGREGOR display Will Be in the Lobby of the Downtown Store Only, Thursday, Friday and Saturday 5 oe) BROWSERS MORE THAN WELCOME, BUT— DON'T MISS IT! “Shop the Stores That Neter Compromise on Quality” DOWNTOWN PONTIAC “TEL:HURON- CENTER ee Open Mon., Pri. ‘tit 9 P.M. ‘ Open Mon. Thurs, Fel, Set. ‘Wl 9 P.M. | nace : ee ope : Ye a al éSree Pe eae ee ee ere f am - g 9 th ry Oe ee OD ee ee ee ee ee eee pe sg Pe ee ee ae ae ee ee ame ee eee Re ee re Cee PERC ee ee SEN ee eee ta aaa aaa ae eae Pet eee (Pot SS SS | ’ / } a | . . : : es . f | ae THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1959 SEVENTEEN ing to extend tax reliet to losing “ ( tizens Group’ bye 8 Stuck Solons Blunder |= =" OPEN UNTIL 9:00 © ar; u ee? es ae ee : a ° get Edel ad eredits up to 2% per cent to Thursday-Friday-Saturday to Meet Monday Collision Worth $5 Million Series . re - | A Tyearold Pontiac man was | | makers intended to reach, | struck Lesinsk same Romney Calling First jk Wy, st Tuesday net | Legislature Back in 41 Congress wou elon « per General Gathering ON drivers were injured this morning, Session With. a New son to take the 10'per cent standard | State Problems )when their cars collided at Frank- Tax Headache \deduction on his federal income - \lin and W. Wilson streets, accord-| ltax and then, on top of this, to: “TROIT (UPD Rom-' ing to ~* | ‘deduct’ for dependents, charitable: ' DE . ig om, city. pain. | LANSING — A_five-million-\coptributions and so forth—rather | aa head of the “Citizens - tor! Fred Walker of (13 ©. Pike St. » in the Aug. 22 legis ‘than one or the cther. Michigan” committee, said today|was i ian dle, ment oan hative tax settlement today haunted’ In somewhat the same fashion, | the group will hold its first gen-| driven by Thomas L. McCleary, |state lawmakers reconvening after ais — ie somes BAT ok eral_membership ‘meeting Monday 26, of 590 Second St., as he crossed |17 days at home and summer vaca-| lecier tes standard oo yer out of | in Lansing. | jPaddock street about 8:15 p.m., ition retreats. gross receipts deduction always 5 * police said. | 8 ot |allowed plus deductions for payroll aggre? sud more en xe red Walker was treated for minor | The ost of the error, a closely,costs and personal property de- zens communi indicated they plan to attend the| injuries at Pontiac General Hos- kept secret for more than two preciation expense. serene. Baas ay wel ee “ar an meeting at the Lansing Civic} pital and released. MeCleary weeks, was estimated yesterday by, Any business with over 0 per aes a Ses Center. | sald bie — oat tamed ws | ‘Clarence W. Lock, deputy state cent of gross receipts going inte | 7” ei The vigilante-like committee, | er was di tly in f ' a ka | ‘Tevenue commissioner. He said it apy sagen eiaremeliall te | a 96 By 2 or 81 Inches spawned in the eight-month tax car before he saw him. could be even higher. EV ae as et D PRISCILI A S lead! e here,” Lesin- ae ey be sae with a. router | | Joyce A. Egress, 22, of 839 Ingle) Lock and some lawmakers | <4; said “is that tax relief would ¥ ¢ acron . ram aimed at solving Michi- |%000 St., and Joseph Walls, 33, ot Sereed prompt “as be afforded to many firms that] “" Perfect uality Dacron priscillas : ‘0 Howland St., were treated | Soe to keep medium and ced it least.” 3 Sb v ‘ gan's ilis. eg and head injuries and released, bigh profit business concerns # © with 175‘: fullness and deluxe $ 7 A temporary sub-committee will! a their cars collided at 5 a.m.| ‘To! reaping an unintended tax : . a picoted ruffles. Wide enough to I propose: ‘today. windfall, $ R | ~ crisscross on standard win- : aes need trom pa tpo trendy * *«* * ams egu ation dows, little or no ironing, no pr. citizens The process was certain to take . Steg eee “Fo auld edad tate go 3 Injured in Smashup + ss. of sve aavs assuming of Aeronautics Board} “= SS cmamaesames ernment services be paid for no hitch developed. eae Meg ES Pwoe Se Ppuneee “ye ve | : 5 en ee WASHINGTON U—Louis J. Hec- a —How should the state govern- in Pontiac Township on ” ERASE INCREASE tor resigned today as a member: ei Sew toni. ht weoar tomo ro ment be structured to carry out | The blunder threatened to wipe of the Civil Aeronautics board. g eee rrow its responsibilities? | Three persons were injured 0Ut the bulk of the $8,500,000 tax He told President Eisenhower that} —What can be done to accelerate | 'Tuesday afternoon in a collision NCTE the Legislature thought it iyi} aviation is far too tmpor- ; SKIRT LENGTH © Michigan's economic growth and of a pickup truck and car at i tant “to be hobbled by a regula- ixcellent selecti f syntheti its cultural and social develop- ‘Walton boulevard and Dexter “Somebody goofed,” said Rep. ‘ory System which does not work.” J ; a eeda. aida — 0" synthe a ment? street, Pontine Township,.accord- T. John Lesinsii (D-Detroit), a In an exchange of correspond-| = tweeds, plaids, checks, nubby 2 “wt jing to Oakland County sheriff's) member of the six-man House. ence made public by the White} ,. textures, solid flannels . . . all $ é ; | deputies, | Senate Conference Committee House, Eisenhower accepted the, crease resistant, washable, pre- “Y ; chinaa tee ecient petiangiet One of the drivers, Eva L. that put together the defective (resignation with an expression of shrunk .. . 60” wide ... sew ea. ‘ officers_and directors and agree- ee 35, of hes yey avin Tax - ed Desheons ‘Ac- eet chy? tae ee a, ais it tonight «+. wear your skirt k ¥ | ment on problems to be studied. t_son, Roger, 4 - t aCCOF'S FORKS ABOUT go | driver, a ne R. Rogers, 57, of He pointed the finger at Sen. Ven bende ~~ Tee Sa ; eR Pie he a eee meee outs Ps : tA RAMBLER vor Rochesteg, were Carjton H. Morris (R-Kalamazoo). «after two and a half years on| all © Weel = taken to Pontiae General Hospital. Morris denied responsibility and}. board.’ Hector wrote Eisen- ’ . $] 648° Rogers and the youngster were |said the error could have been nower, ‘‘] have come to the beliet Repeat Of a Sellout! Maven treated and released. The boy’s|caught by numerous: legistators | that an independent regulatory INCREDIBLE SAVINGS! sraniinGaa AASGLER \mother- was admitted with a and administrative officials. | commission is not competent in. » 80 Square PERCALE | broken leg and, face and neck in-| * ® | these days to regulate a vital na-] gay FAMOUS MAKER WOOLS | jeries. She. was reported in fair The blunder showed up in : tional industry in the public in- Just in baa pel ue ‘ ~ j ‘cond: ay section of the BAT revision seek-' terest. ee 4sewing. ink of the ap- : — a - - -- —————___________ =. rons, little girls’ dresses, $ Exciting new 1960 styling in ° . perky housedresses for vds dimensional weaves, basket 88 | J T IN Ti | _ yourself, for gifts. 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THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESVAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1950 ~ ; s , “grind” all Germans this 10th anni- attending the conference were Mr. An average person reads silent- a pelted thas ot Luebke Is Second versary of tthe tuna Fl Bo i eae fF ‘and. Mrs. William Ptahlert, a twice‘as fast as aloud. rpose of going to school | ropublie, . ’ Back From eet and Mrs. Earl Hudnell, Mr. and, ~~~" (Advertisement) i to lean Lat us pot oral Od OF West Reich |s2.ct.nit.ccmmer | " |Mos, Lasle Hotchkiss and Mr. FALSE TEETH may BONN, Germany (UPD—Heln-| “ny, iniMarqnetio jt wn nee Ree That Loosen | ¥ * 2... ' i } ‘ College officers are seldom im-| i Luebke took pal gfe he! “We — know only one) ‘Twenty-one boys and. nivtaite Other advisors in attendance) Need Not Emberrass oo pressed by the applicant who has West ei ed Germany,” he said. ifrom the Pontiac Chapter of the! were Mrs. Agnes Norgren, Uno| _ Many wearers of teeth have ‘\barely passing marks and a -long|“°s German Republic's sec * * * , Order of DeMolay returned: this's sie ang Walter Shelton. Shetr plate dropped, ——_ string of extracurricular achieve-| President Tuesday and pledged the j ter Week after attending the DeMolay “~~~ én *¢ ied at just the ao ee: Bo Bot aiiate : country anew. to fight for a united) Luebke, 64, agricultural minis er State Conference in Marquette. Boys atteniing - were tenald| 38 Se this happening to yo. Next: Score card for finding » Germany. Jin Adenquer's government for six Pye annual conference was Wilton, Bob Jones, Gary. Perkio, ihe alkaline {pon-scid) powder. on goed school. Speaking to a joint session of Years, succeeded Theodor Heuss.’ held this year oe the campus ot Gary Lessel, Buck Ptahlert, Paul| Rrmiy’ so they feel more comfort- i, wey from "How to Get the) parliament, Luebke said what | '75, whose second five-year term Northern Michigan College. |Hagle, Ron Murphy, Norman Nor- able. Does aot ow ae right 1050. oad renin ” was uppermost in the minds of lended Saturday. |: Advisors. trom the local chapter jgren, Ron Dunlap and Paul Kock.! drug counters everywhere. Voosiull is fun — but it can be overemphasized .. . WHOPPI NG © BUYS F prigerpilacl : ’ IN BOYS WEAR! TRADING POST B Wash 5 w ON THE SIDEWALK oys’ Wash ‘n Wear 9 Combed Cotton LOOK? : $2.95. SPORT SHIRTS Jackets $4.00 DRESS SHIRTS With Knit Collars, Cuff and $2.95 MEN‘S CAPS Waist Sizes 12to20.A ao $2.95: SLIPPERS buy at ¢$ 95 Archie Barnett Boys’ 55c Men’s $1.00 MEN’‘S mM « 1.50 & $2 | Just Whet He Needs Now For SOx SOX 1 the Cool Weather. . TIES ay ee Ly | GET DOWN EARLY—SHOP ALL DAY . 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Stthyects sttrtted in the ninth lf there are tun feometry grade fre considerably more dif teachers and one of them hag the ficult on the whole than those reputation of being top-flight. ask! studied in the seventh and eighth the pring ipal to have Vour child | Fades All pupils Pontinue to 488igned to the good one In some | study knghsh Pupils whe find schools the principale may resent the selections foo difficult may Sour interference but informed acquire. a lasting dislike ‘for se Parents have a right to this type rious Nterature of interference i 14 to 20 . Parents enn assist by. talking STUDY THOSE GRADES’ Sizes . ; 0 Vv | *, about the plays and stories help ‘, AVeit — re] ‘ 3 Choice Colors é $55 and $6 re | ues \ wate WHO sincerely wants } . 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Parents who have studied lang ages can help a good deal, but even if you you haven't you ean help your youngster by jasking him the meaning of words in hie TRUANCY A SIGN homework assingment. There are| One rather rehable indieation: some reasonably priced record al that a youngster ie having, trouble bums that gan be helpful or per in school is repeated trudney if haps you can purchase a foreign-'a “talking to’? doesn't bring about) language newspaper or magazine an improvement perhaps the! which your child can take to class. | jyoungster should transfer to an.| * * * iother school, or find courses mare | The big thing is to show vour'in line with his interests Per. | interest in the child's progress haps he should go to boarding: and let him know you are Proud | school ot him. There ts another major cause OHOOSE “TOUGH” TEACHERS | of fallura'in high school: neglect By the. eleventh grade your of practice in the basic skills of youngster is carrying a really reading, spelling, arithmetic and needs all the encouragement you! High achool pupils need ‘to can-give him) + ibroaden and deepen their read- A large number of pupils leave ing ability. They need encourage. ‘school at the beginning of the ment to keep reading for pleasure. . eleventh grade. They give all; Secondary schools often pro- sorts of reasons but seldom admit|vide a wide variety of extra.’ adn the most.common one, taability to.eurrleular—— activities —«trch~ as do the work. sports, clubs and social affairs We all want our own chitdren to| We are convinced that in this al take a good high school program, youngster can steer a middle, Note! Open This Thursday, Friday, Seturdey and Monday Nights ‘til 9 P. M. id Says: REMEMBER ad These Sensationally Low Prices You Can ARGE IT! @ A FABULOUS VALUE! © EXTRA Pants te Match Ht Desired! : e BE SMART—BUY TWO! . oy Same . xt ede ee ae Cherges! i a - Jet Boat May. Change Industry Has No Propeller or Rudder; Powered Stream of Water Fah Ss * a SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) —The newest wrinkle in boating, Amer- ica’s fastest growing sport, is a ‘*jet-propelled’’ -runabkout whose method of power could conceiv- ably rove the Scrape e Se ad alas the boat is driven and steered by the force of a tremendous stream 2, | THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 16, 1959 Back to the Mop, Mom ~*~ . oe “Stage a Cinch? Tain‘ Necessarily S0 ’ NEW HAVEN, ac (#—House- would continue — before their Jersey last a) she was in Snake Sings for foi Rees. Gets ‘Death Instead — Ta Tacos Stansell was walking in OME, Vt. +UPL—Mrs. } wives—would you chuck. mop and! marriage last fall. troduced to a young. man who had! dish towel for the glamorous. life Besides, she ‘says. “he's. very come down from New Haven si of the stage? ; wateh | a friend in = show. can good looks, and have worked hard felt I had to go on with it." . dish towel, ile could . in off-Broadway shows, on the ao’ « brani before. te reptile nn Anon UR! Lee many singing age bey Miss) Telephone Association | the five-foot snake, who ap- | = ‘The latest heroine of the real- Frank's began during chil dhood. | | parently was “singing” for his life Broadway success story is | ~‘I've always sung—all my life,” Opens Annwal Confab supper, just didn’t have a chance. she says, ‘‘and I guess a performer | Yale University pharmacology neéds an outlet, Eventually 1 professor. found myself thinking about getting as You may know her better as i"t0 it professionally.” Arlyne Frank, playing the lead It wasn’t long before she was |" role of Marian the librarian in’ in New York City, working in “The Music Man.” She recently the fashion service department replaced Barbara Cook opposite ef a magazine and taking sing- Robert Preston. ing lessons on the side. -— GRAND | PS. She still spends time Push- rection of the sound just in time! was too ‘tate = woeoeire Ting that mop, and twirling thatio see a rattlesnake. She leaped al convention of the Mich- °F and they shot the a se Independent Telephone Assn pened here Tuesday. About 400 persons from inde-: ‘they fired several rifle bullets | pendent telephone companies, \into the snake's body and beat| ‘throughout the state are expected it with a large stick for good | to attend the three-day meeting. measure ther backyard:on her way to feed chickens when she heard Pi - the rest. ies Webieell nce in the di RAPIDS (UPD — The! Mrs. Stansell summoned a neigh- with a shotgun. Just to make sure it was dead, x* * -““When I arrived I knew I needed’ “Despite what you may have more work,” she says. heard otherwise, there’s only one) A year later she decided she MONEY TO LOAN " ‘ to get a job,” says Miss) The -craft, known as tie Beuh- wey was ready to make the theatrical . ler Turbooratt. is built by the In- "People think there are al Kinds (Cun, Within & few months she 1 TO IMPROVE OR MODERNIZE YOUR HOME diana Gear Works in poois oh ahcat cuts breralfareuit lage, had her frst job — a lead in an : from’ a New Zealand design, ARLYNE FRANK . . . housewife-actress takes leading role in _ roadway review : . x * * “The Music Man.” short cuts.’ < wa | Ther came other off-Broadway, and at the Some Time FOR EXAMPLE crane distributors, : arts 20 sum ( y we — the Tertotch is Goa eee Ty, She sends more than/ three Ciruit ‘magical, and television | PAY OFF YOUR you ne 93,000 =r" of view the safest thing of it of its size} which stick abov riace,” & day commuting /between soap operas, serious dramas and To pay off existing tend and type ever to cut the water. | ee nee ee eed power units rvaila: New York and New Haven and her the lead in the “Omnibus” produc: | M2 J 299 a: TTAASAUL D111 (ae | IF YOU NEED a * ha [be next year for other types ftwo lives of Broadway starto-beition of Gilbert and Sullivan's $9 To pay sft nz, bl he rles M. He said maneuverability of the’ and Yale faculty wife. “Tr ” . fi juice M Byme, "vice pret. He sad maneuverability of i ac soy Trad By Jun” RGN agm | F vou neo $2,000 Fs 2. bsence prope! : around in its own length at a} Tufbocraft should be a de-| ° PER MO. boat to poate Hegel rm ond speed of 35 miles an hour. It can light to water skiers — Recast hang pe. shoul obec * save the , She Was considering’ a summer @ NO BONUS WE. WILL $6,500 LOAN 584 POR water or less. And there’s much; °ven back up. of fast acceleration — and to fish- sire tady, yf don't imagine 1 (Ur in “H-M.S. Pinafore” witht FREE APPRAISALS end CONSULTATION ARRANGE | 106 Ga So gales ae Byrne said the 16-foot Fiber-'ermen — since theoreti¢ally the! would, work / Martyn Greene, a/‘veteran savo- _ 12 YEARS at 6% —— | the sion unit and that at lawn. But addes quickly that Man” opened s P “ proptil INTEREST ond PRINCIPAL ‘As long as there is water for the moment installation in more The Turbocraft sells for ap- there if no danger of that. The | She owes m Yo her stock com- 92 W H Ponti CALL FE 3-7833 propulsion the boat will ge any- conventional hulls is impractical. | proximately $3,400, f.o.b. India-| of her career was set- pany experiefce — including her ° uron—Fontiac over sandbars | But he said Indiana Gear may) napolis. tled—with an understanding it ‘husband. While playing in New Just or turquoise covering! ~ SOUTH SAGINAW ST. ot ORCHARD LAKE AVE. NOT A CLEARANCE, BUT FRESH, NEW MERCHANDISE, SPECIALLY PRICED! BIG SAVINGS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT! : $24.95. Occasional Chair. @ chair to fill that vacant corner. Light feeling open arms in Walnut finish. Your choice of coral Tee FEAST OF a oe pet fa ee VALUES OR FESTIVAL DAYS $31 Crib and Mattress Smoothly finished natural erth with metal spring and firm tnnerspring mattress in wet-proof cover, Mxb4, six year size. 19” $24 $69.50 Maple Pieces From our sterling solid maple group. Choose s bookcase bed, er poster bed and nite table, dresser, chest of desk Your Choice $5 9°° ee : ° oe q ° ° ° $8 z $49.50 French Provincial Chairs aay $109.50 Round Colonial Table, Pe Your choice of three styles: two Wonderful toys for iittie girlie. De- on channel back wing chairs and one luxe layette set. folding hi-chalr $ 80 Pinished in warm maple over birch ee. & typically French open arm occa- $ 50 dolly bath, Party Pac and nurses’ with Early American turning .cap- ad sfomal chair. Style and quality at kit taine chairs are most comfortable $ ee & special price. @ sets included at Downtown Festi- - Py val Day savings | Y Hassocks on Sale, 20% Discount ee 7 $19.95 Brass Headboard wis None ancien © areen ot et beni WAS . Yj o better hassocks for special srlitng es ee ot 39° wide in lustrous bres finish $ 80 during festival days Regularity $ 96 2 fe — ‘ This headboard tg most decorative Priced 695 to 2498. sale priced 9’x12’ r 9’x15’ Ru s : , Wie ba and can be tsed with contemporary 850 to... ° g iy / +? \ or t Piial .y fa tote’ bse aan Yj, YY : : : : Choice of several attractive patterns — * anatase ~“**\* ‘ $1 1.95 Three Panel Screen all worth many dollars more than this Famous Correlated Groups © Declaration by Drexel © Pennsylvania House © American Square During Downtown Festival Days 10% off 10% Delivers—-Belance Over the Months © co-ordinated latest . idea in pillows. savings Special low prices! Place your order now for future delivery. ~y sev penycne le Lounge Chair aa i = AHEEE $110 corner tabie. ber sest and back with two sets $6.95 Group of 3 Pillows Packed three to a bag these lus- trous, rayon satin pillows are color Add the decorators’ toweh to your Hving room with the Seve $26 on Two Maple Tables You get am 29.50 step table and @ 34.50 matching cocktail table. Tota! value $64 at this very substantia! $16.95 Slat Top Bench These have just arrived and are included tn Downtown Festival Days at @ savings! 58’ Jong. your choice of walnut or black finishes. Group of $65 Hekman Tobles Among our most beautiful tables fashioned in beautiful butternut. Your chotes of. styles: end table _ aod Oblong or square cocktail «nd These screens are both decorative and useful. 4 very attrectire pat- terns of wood graine or prints Pold ecompactiy for easy storage. Upholstered Circle Chairs These chaire have gained great public acceptance because of their style and comfort. Ebony mete! legs with coral or white seats $495 $3 80 $9» $28” attractive price! Cut pile or loop Vis- cose or viscose wiih nylon for maxt- TRUM Weer, 50” $89.50 Group of Chairs A $12 saving fer Downtown Festival Daya. Choose luxurious Traditional or straight line Contemperary. Be assured of good style & good value STT $69.95 5-Pc, Bronzetone Dinettes A truckload of quality dinettes has just been received so we have marked them at special prices for festival days. 30° wide by 48” Inc; Cluding leaf. Wood grain tops. $] 4% so Y ie Handsomely feshioped of solid ma- Rogany. “Hand carved back rafi $99.50 Danish Design. Choir Walnut finished frame. Foam rub- of covers, One Black plastic, one $69>° $69.50 Loveseat and Two Chairs A perfect famtiy room poston Sey sores ~ 34.9280 $59.50 Plastic Swivel Rocker leather fs the same ac CadiMec convertibles. 133, N— TERMS = COURSE val Days. Comfertatic ae,’ on Vater teh or nto’ Got walnet. ame on bigh ings. Luxurious Leather Chairs When you see these you'll realize the wonderful saving! These ere top gtain leather in your choice of rawhide tan or Bermuda blue! The us@d fn $17.95 Sturdy Ploy Pen Sturdy vet stylieh. Wee for dining room or es desk chairs $19.95 Mersman Tables Just eighteen tables th this group. Tncluding step, cocktail and corner tables, Contemporary styling to — mahogany. 139” Guat aoe ‘ A Well batt play pen tm attractive ; i ate gee dtvtnan Devstern Pout te ‘eliminate - oo ee $14 80 maine eoest' ta an io euuiger Gen 53 ® tt a tes pend trim for baby’s antusement. > Pally guaranteed. OPEN THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY NIGHTS “TIL 9 P.M. ‘4Q” $19.75 Soid Mhg. Dining Chairs s] 450 14° $49.50 Quelity Metts, Box Spring $60.95 MAPLE BUNK BEDS. Complete with Ladder and Guerd Rail 439° Rugged solid maple construction. Wagon wheel design. Perfect for the boy's room. Special Jow price! on PARK BEHIND STORE - IT's. FREE ERY —— ee 5 | “TWENTY ; THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, ‘SEPTEMBER 16, 1959 Thursday, Friday, Saturday . sas" Day Bargain Event, : WINTER WARM BEDDING AT CONSUMERS CENTER DURING BLANKET-0-RAMA It’s Blanket Time Weather Now .. . and here's prices. Thousands of blankets to suit every need_ a once-in-a-long-time opportunity to supply and pocketbook. Hurry. Sale Starts Thursday yourself with several — at these terrific value | Promptly at 9 A. M. Madrid Single 60x76 Cotton, assorted colors A REAL VALUE — 70 x 84 SOLID COLORS - Plaid Sheet. Blankets 8 8° Pollybogeed Blankets *s''™ 5 MADRID PLAID 70x80 COTTON 1 27 5°/, WOOL — 66 x 80 Sheet Blankets "2" ‘Double Plaid Blankets“! 7} Sheet Blanket $7 aad Indian Style Blankets 8 7 Beauty Weave—72 x 90—100°, Miracle Tiber ¢ $7 Pollybogged Blankets _ Math Pret ‘HIALEAH SOLID COLORS 70x84 it] 67 PRESTIGE — 72 x 90 MOTH PROOF Sheet Blankets cnEEN, YELLOW Shannon: Plaids = “caus” : WORK SHOES Every type of farming or industrial footwear, Women’s Log Rollers Usually $5 and $6 A complete selection. Walking shoes in wedge $ START AT 1 heel styles The newest . in fall colors and leathers $ 97 COMFORT IN EVERY STEP. SIZES 4 TO 10 Men’s Dress Shoes Usually $10 Girls’ DRESSY FLATS || 15-cup avromatic Gootyaor welt S Usually $5.00 to $6.00 COFFEE | AKER : ~ oxfords. New ae ee woe sensi , EQUIPPED WITH Fully Automatic AeA E $ 7 774 > heels for comfort. Hand rubbed leather, Every tall styles. Sizes 4 to 10 Cute httle pair a. value. THERMOSTAT Sizes 6 to 12. ; © Instant Perk Within Minutes — © 2 Heating Units Coffee Stays Hot © Flaver Selector Mild-Med.- Strong © Mirrored Finish Aluminum so ry Girls’ Campus Boots Usually $4.98 $ 3 57 and and $5. 98 i ' ° materials : ‘end ist % $ 97 '. 7 : o i * Real Cha-Ch 4 - ae wes: N. Saginaw St. xiet 4 be 10. “ws ad ‘ ‘ — 4 — ~ Bring poe Your Braves and Papeeses. Too! Be Prepared to Save Lots of Wanspaaet HEAP BIC vege! Post Selling @ Sidewalk Art Exhibits @ Sidewalk Cafes @ Sidewalk Booths © Sidewalk Exhibits e Sidewalk Park Benches e Sidewalk Bands | « Sidewalk . ENTERTAINMENT § ix stssicy ON WEST HURON JUST OFF SAGINAW Front of Courthouse! Ol Ons - SCHEDULE ee Se St et oe ee DAW Ss sxx 3-Day Bargain Event ALL DOWNTOWN PONTIAC will be buzzing ues! Super Bargains! New Exciting Styles! New Friday and Saturday! Special Sales! Extra Valwith excitement starting tomorrow and through Value-Price Merchandise! . . . and scores of other attractions, too! STORES OPEN ‘TIL 9 EVERY NIGHT!! - DON’T MISS THE FUN! DON’T MISS THE BARGAINS! DON'T MISS the EXCITEMENT and ENTERTAINMENT! COME DOWNTOWN THURSDAY-FRIDAY-SATURDAY! Get Your — Amusement Ride THURSDAY, Sept. 17, 1959 4:00-3:30.9. M. . £HEnNt @e ee —s < . $:30-7:80 PM. AMATEUR SHOW : a. «Oe be . ase 7:30-8:15 PP. rs : i ae oe A 8:15-10:00 P.M. ; wank bch A I FREE SPECIAL MERCHANTS’ TICKETS } FOR REDUCED RATE RIDES 8:30-10:00 P.M. G SATURDAY. Sept, 19,° 1958 Tewe A. | Ronntay Se gl —_ _. Get All You Want for the Kiddies 1200 Gate - be P.M. M. lee ote ; | . ' ; You oe DOWNTOWN During 3:00-4:00 0.M. Antique: ae se : Festivel or 4:00-5:00 9. M. " : ee ' THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 16, 1950 ONE COLOR TWENTY-ONE ee TWENTY-TWO | . THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1959 , Drop Out of ‘College lenencted rad Ou London Visit Report New Schedule posed © ng ‘Beeliner’ Service —_|seasengers. “own tf trimer wee a's" Seqrch Baby: C arriages for Nikito’ s Safety [em onc students registered for the fall accepted by other universities wn : Mo mes — a new schedule Great “Lakes. Siere ki ae a . um . * | LONDON (NEAJ — Sewers and jonstrators and pushed around by ae Bema ta train have dropped out before * they) pout 150 persons attended an has arenas Bouck ele orton prrteet “the visit wii ual wih other Service between neve onl Detroit. dropped in for classes. pentoume celebration at the col-| Veit to US. eles ¢ the Bi i ? wee | ad expres * * * lege Sunday afternoon, unaware) jsecurity cautions are taken as tion ‘Khrushchey gave for 1.500) — = aie i | There jhad been 30 Students’ of the action. _ ____. were during his visit to Britain.” — at Claridge’s just before’ - ‘ae se running i \steel diesel passenge r car between 1 London sewers along the route ‘SIDEWALK ‘Khrushchev was to travel were searched for time bombs, prior) "| Scotland Yard took no chances. | jtacle of the Red Dean of Canter. Re! fg i g z \E fe his al arrival, In. Ports- tot Ss ad tae Sag Feeeeeweemennnmm sy to actu val, In | mouth, where the Soviet cruiser sen being jostied by a eal WITH THIS COUPON H j bearing Khrushchev docked, ba-| Communist leader. 4 | tJ ides were lifted f their prams At the height of the festivities, 4 SOLES + by police looking f explosives, | Khrushchev drew film comedian |, t ‘ ' ’ that might be hurled at the Soviet. | Charlie Chaplain into a side room 1 ; t Children’s Women’s dictator. | ior 2. persia (ak. Seommle. die $469». | More’ than 4.000 police were de-! logue: - be Black Leather tailed for special guard duty dur- Chaplain: “Your noble words ] ATT. “i pF ie a i ennis 0es ing the visit, including 50 officers “will live in histor 7 ' , 4 MAVEN'T FELT UP TO Pas Flat from Special] Branch of Scotland Khrushehev: You are & | Men's Women’s, Children’s 1 LATELY, NOW IS A GOOD Time , Ss Yard, who took turns guarding genius. The Americans repadi- i Leather or Composition. i TO ASK YOUR DRUGGIST FoR All Sizes 5-3 ! Khrushchev night and day. 7 ate you, but we recognize you.” 5 HORN Yi A BOTTLE OF GENUINE , Never have so many wanted LONDON BOBBIES and Soviet security police (second trom | Britons will not soon forget the # Bi (pee Seles jto get at so few.” a London police! 121) were close at hand during every moment of Khrushchev’s | Visit of the fa. — —— ' at i 0-JIB-WA BITTERS inspector on duty outside Cla- /humorless et leader y i ’ C Finca. where Khrushchev stayed| British travels with former colleague Nikolai Bulganin. wish the Americans better tuck. - F bers oe eae ones : ex tained to me. He was referring but would warm them to count the g i re Tad Utoonioos to the thousands of anti-Commu-| .8o efficiently did Scotland jonce the plug- uglies ‘were mis- silverware when Khrushchev § ] : nists who have taken refuge in| yard work that there was no jtaken for anti-Communist dem. leaves. | ep cticeunesnadansd 'the British Isles — from White} incident, though shout i ‘Russian emigres of World War 1 — i _ days to East Europeans io the, of “Khrushchev go home | 1950’ 8. formed a sort of background - a music to the Red chief's tours ~ . “ Some of the more fanatical of through city streets i . 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Reports Say Prisoners|*0ols must take the lead if this| | The, Bre, tine eas ag a cm di it nr mourning are-cropping up and Cloth dropped from the statue's! side down flag was a distress sig- y country fa ta. entch wp with Russia |W art « new aed aa ee eal et. Tuesday in Indianapolis inary services are being held Crown was. torn away by the) nal. 2 Captured to Support. the ceuciaa sieas ‘ol Pini tense re bine yl to| Jer roads’ and Walton boulevard. . Like O’Brien Blaze Nae oo eaten Ge te vit! A A paper plant at Holyoke, Mass. A skywriting plane drew i. Aggression Charge” (progress, University of Michigan! yount Clemens on Sept. 17 to), Roy J. Alexander, director ot lof Soviet Premier Nikite Khrush-/ 4nd St. Joseph's Roman Catholic) buge cross over Washington skies are: Harlan H..Hatcher said accomodate the- needs ofjstudent affairs, Said university Arson detectives in Michigan and chevy. ‘Cathedral in Byflalo, N.Y., Reason Khrushchev was driven into) yipNTIANE, Laos (AP) = ¥ ‘ af the itz ae Michigan State University Sigars officials have been in consultation Indiana see & similarity between | But ‘few of the demonstrations | the capital Just @ symbol of Our" | ited Nations fact-finders began celel of the Memorial students, it was announced Y with several dpus aetipanies bor sponsored by an anti-Com- the intentional firing of Detroit have personally touched the Soviet | munist religious group. ‘their investigations today amid ible service. Teamster Charles O'Brien's Bloom- leader field Township home in July and that yesterday of the Indianapolis home of a close friend of Team- sters boss James R. Hoffa. Sgt. Oramel O'Farrell. Michigan quiet and solemn, * and they are generally not. vent The American amie appeared to be almost unanimously adher-' ing to President Eisenhower’ : de Building i in Italy. Falls, Kills 14 The Soviet Premier may also reports the royal government has country “already has fallen behind | ihave base able to hear the hymn captured prisoners to support, y rs’ tolled by |their charges of Communist ag- Bice oa “gh, pial varavan went! gression in ‘Laos. vast the White House. ‘ Premer Phoui Sananikone as-; ‘Russia in the crucial frontiers isclenee."’ He said graduate schools mast | furnish the personnel and re- ‘possi Four buses will make the round, He said: “Student patronage is trip daily in the campus area t0,important so the companies can permit a student coming from the expand service and include more direction of Pontiac to meet-a class! | stops in more areas, as early as § a.m., and one from “The Bee Line has agreed to Rochester to meet a 9 a.m. com- keep its bus service operating as of | state fire marphal, said a liaison qegt for polite, courteous ~~ *, * . search needed to narrow Russia's has been set up between the twu coms of no mportant rear - But he did not’ see a sign read signed the U.N. mission an air scientific lead over the United |mittment. dong as they can at st break states with a member of the Na- igo, Five - Story Apartment ing “Tyrants Not Welcome USA” conditioned headquarters—a rari) States. The bus from Mount Clemens even. MSUO has no id = any tional Board of Fire Underwriters which two Georgetown Universit eami it s| - 9 a.m. other companies: participating in Many of the protests showed) on Weak Foundation students vied ut plore han s aming capttaled@ 1 Hatcher cited the recent Russia we erepre o coagen by ‘this service.’ “They've promised to keep us more imagination than anges a » PB ? own offices. moon shot as evidegice of that and depart at 4:15 p.m. for ar- formed ible tink ° Housed 106 the White House. The youths, A U.N. source reported that La- 5 evidetice OF INST vival in Mount Clemens at 5:07 jaformed on any possible links * * ry wearing black armbands. were country’s “advancement and mir- between the two fires,” O'Farrell ’ : A we arpa. ere otian officials said they had pn. : sane A Hungandn refugee tred to : ordered away. caught five Red soldiers to sup wet es i i ; vane a, dealaware ie see ike pea ey As Several small flags with skull plement circumstantial ev dence | The Martin Lines of Royal Oak. | & iki Z| “ “ to ey to i ifive-story apartment building alc: ar: “ fant _ router Their nea | poeinar Caae ea vais ithe Great Lakes Transit Lines and | fag ‘ suburban ome of Gene an . | er . i nased on the foundation of what “Ex d T Fj ti ‘the Greyhound Lines, which op- Soucle, president of that city’s New Oil Well ‘fees once a one-story garage col- jane wore, COIS tanec: “ong Nam. 0 us Ops IC lor ecate | in Oakland and Macomb HEARING AIDS. “ oe , ers were quic r OY” Teamsters Local 155 and Hoffa's . lapsed here today, Rilling at least 1 y y . - . counties, will provide a connect-; a pon ‘lose friend at cbaln a ~ * * | There was no official confirma- ~ © Olympic eer “ Nt Boston's Richard Cardinal Cush- tien of the report—and no indica- | on es e er iS ing service to one of the basic ®Ch Michigan state police arson de- R , B | Rescue teams removed 15 im ted es ~ 000. “oe . ‘\tion whether the prisoners were! ‘lines operated by the Bee Line allenger tectives, headed by O'Farrell, are evive boom \jured and dug in the debris for ee at the f " f eis aii North Vietnamese or rebel La-| (Compiled by Publishers Weekly) if order to give more complete ® Audio apparently without clues or su dozens of other residents of the Prayer al the foot of Bunker Mi Fi FICTION itransportation coverage in this Glasses pects in the July 17 burning —which VicHAIN: 4¢PH Phe gteaseattt building not accounted foi Monument. He warned that com- lot tribesmen in North Viet: EXODUS. Uris lea HEAR THE QUALITY weeks } ar yy Wg ul ” r a acu » “) : - are: : : . . imunism ‘could he ; “e vam uniforms ae a . —_— a they say was deliberately set— off-again oil boom in thys Missau ~ «¢ & hat teed ae tae pate bere: | The UN. missod end the tiny, LADY CHATTERLEY'’S LOV- Since MSUO has no dormitories BARA een NG of the home of O Brien. 20h tlartow Kee County Communyy was on Olfictalg said 106 lived in the he treatea with true, genuine Asian kingdom calm amid indica- ER, Lawrence . : a present, al!_ members of the ag igain Tuesday building courtesy "' tions the Communists were hold) DEAR AND GLORIOUS PHY- campus community are alread FE 4-0539 O Bren as ras the case of 500 phe boom started gaily this sum. The upper floors were added A memorial mass of protest was ing their fire |SICIAN, Caldwell a ers. This has posed a ne enging Seicie, was pot at home at the mer when two wells were brought about six months ago Apparent--held at the Russian Orthodox ‘* * * | THE UGLY AMERICAN, Leder. problem for et ae of ° ee MIDTOWN SHOP time of the ine. O'Brien ts a busi- . y the weight was too much for church of St. Alexander Nevsky [ted,China threw its weight be-jer & Burdick __ | pus located miles from regular rash i kamen ness agent for Hoffa's home Detroit in The strikes touched off a NUM "the foundation. The entire build-in Richmond, Maine, about the hind a Soviet proposal for a new ADVISE AND CONSENT, public transportation routes. ise Snseben a's Florist Local 299 ber of wildeatting ventures in the ing caved in ltime Khrushchev reached Wash. international conference — by-| \Drury. 7 ' This newest university | in the The fashionable Bloomfield area Barletta is on the Adriatic coast, ington. | passing the U.N —to bring a nego- —e = home was owned. by O'Brien's | * * * about 30 miles north of Bari, * * * tiated settlement of the Laotian ! mother, Mrs. Sylvia Paris, a Then the boom died down when In New York another Hungari- revolt 7 former union official herself, an refugee was found handeuffed| The United States has rejected a third drilling attempt proved to hole Monoyide Kills Man who was at home alone minutes hefore the fire. be a dry Bur the fourth attempt wa ite a fence railing in front of the the Soviet call for the conference nited’ Nations building. Police re slenaad him and charged him the Indochina armistice | of the same powers which framed | at ven Four empty five-gillon fuel ol success, Officials of the gas ee R Hi C | i PV: 97 cans were jater found in the home if division of the Michigan Con- epairing IS ar with disorderly conduct. . va om 1954 __, ‘The only difference in the (Wo servation Department say the cases seems Jo be that a fuel line new well, i la flowing nat: AS ommerce Township ita? died was cut to soak the furnishings in! apally at the rate of 10 te 12 0 Sy on monoxide poisoning in San Soucie’s home” O'Farrell barreis an hour, ‘Hooks Hike a his garage Tuesday while re pairing nin’ aise eas.” a jhis car, according to Oakland Indiana authorities said a pre- - ; - County sheriff's deputies r liminary investigation showed a) Oll was struck at oe George W. R. Worsey, 37, of furl line leading to a basement oi] foot and a half deeper than the Qo.) ny Dr, ow - first well which ts now producing ia : , ss teund burner in the hore was cut, the aicat 160 areela a Gx shortly after 9 by a neighbor, basement flooded with fuel, and, 220U Bots so nal sy Eiliot of 624 Apalachi | ct ith and Rial ai! saturat- . He was slumped in the front ed with oil before the lire was fy : a of his car in the closed Ticked Pick Grand Rapids | s-*.° le . ® Deputies said there were tools Huge Skywritten Cross for Kiwanis Meet llving near him and that a new set of spark plugs had just heen in Floats Over Washington D L T RO] | (~®—Michigan Ki- stalle dj in the cil The old set was WASHINGTON ® — A sky. Wanlans, closing thetr annual con. /07 the garage floor, deputies re- | written cross a mile and a talf vention here yesterday, voted to | ported long floated over Washington meet next year in Grand Rapids. | Detectives surmised that fumes] Puesday as Soviet Premier Nikita = Charles (. Saur, Grand Rapids | Wercame Worsey as he ran his ; S. Khrushches drove into the industrialist, was elected governor |C8? Motor to test the new plugs | ite : of the Michigan district to succeed | He " pronounced dead at the on Genuine Leeothercraft “THURSDAY. FRIDAY Nicholas T. Nonnenmacher, ‘Sidney Main of Lake on Jan. 1. Scene by Oakland County Deputy SATU | president of Christianform, sald The convention recommended Coroner Dr Wellington Gibson: of STUDENT CASES RDAY- MONDAY that Anti Communist Information Walter F. 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Ariat , . es | 48 South Saginaw Street . Sensational Savings he . * * * as eh rt DOWNTOWN ally Selected | : ay morning, according to Director month. Visitors are alway?—wel-| way te tae Lakeland Players and [estan of her own for temper» Especi ly ect for ate a i }come to these group meetings, Bel-| 0° arse social get: efor eet opt quiet. . | Te cien slater: meOviien beige, — ae eae « * * been set up for every hour of every &. @: 8 sees yaproment. See | The 3+year-old diva whose | day and evening. Among them are} Besides all~of ths~planned pro-| °**® **¢ for 7:80 pm. Oct. 15. rye) bala exercising classes, ballet, archery. | grams scheduled daily, tao Baits. | Because of the-good response of Giovan Battista Meneghini, 62, caMera guilds and dog obedience |tion Department sponsors Hallo-' 'Waterford Township people to the |went on the rocks last week, ar- training classes, They’lj be held at ween and Christmas parties for|recreation program, an assistant|rived Monday with 55-year-old the big Community Activities Cen-|various age groups, and the rec-) |director has been hired this year'Onassis off Glyphada, a fashion- E* 2 2 77* y..~% Es ter on Williams Lake road. ‘reation library for public use has; jand even more activities will beiable resort near Athens, aboard zz Sf Ali day Saturdays, arts Many ideas for organizing and available, Belton concluded. ithe Greek millionaire's yacht. | and crafts, table tennis, checkers (Conducting a large variety of pro-| SEE ccaiphelicg cabal ett ra Maling Shoes a on ete Typhoon Sarah DOWNTOWN . FESTIVAL Guild and the Golden Age Group, | may sign up for the junior basket- ball teams and real league play. or einer nascent Nearing KOrea SPECIALS! For six consecutive Saturdays, lare in the organization stage, and | Sept. 19 through Oct. 24, younger boys will have the opportunity to! | ¥ Thursday - Friday - Saturday, Sept. 17 - 18 - 19 soa ae with class A for advanced players $19.95 $16.95 Corner or . and class B for the fathers looking , * e for not-too-strenuous exercise. | Hits Southern Ryukyus * * * Full or Twin , End, Limed Oak ; . ts * | With 145-Mile Winds;, BOOKCASE Book Mother will have a chance. o) ookcases........ Dope 6 8 ob oe shed a few pounds in two com- No Okinawa Report ‘ pletely’ difierent activities. On: Fall C I 87 HEADBOARDS | : Tuesday nights soni 7 to 9 Pm. TOKYO (AP)—Typhoon Sarah r¢ | asuqd Ss 2 $24. 95 Corner Desk : : thee tee be oemine ee poared into the East China Sea a $2. 99 Limed Oak Finish ith D Li d 0 k ay in the gymnasium. (today after raking the southern Regu f a _ 1 rawer, Lime a Qn Wednesdays from-T to 9 p.m, Hecke. with 145 m.p.h. winds. ¥ Sf\95 ba be the Fashion Your Figure Club’ Unjess it veers it will hit the Ko- : Finish 6... ee peta ebe meets, with ‘‘collective interest and | rean Peninsula Thursday. Siac c=... .tmn| Saddle Shoes $487 e prime object. speakers and | f ; . ' films on the latest fashions take| There was no word trom the] 9G e oes $79.95 Solid Maple , | up part of the meeting period. | 'American base at Okinawa but it! . However, each member will be re-| Wa within range of 50 mph Regularly $4.99 Chest on Chest, 6 Spacious quired to -‘‘weigh-in” before a | fringe winds. D , meeting, Those who gain weight _- x * * . . SOWIE on ck sm Kw ws 6 we Dre we oe ww during the_one-week period, will) The — area - Red Chi $19.95 i take home a little pig trophy while |na. was within range too. : the women with the most willpow-| Center winds of the rypboos| 5] G u e ®@ Cocktail @ Lamp 7 Z j eF for losing weight will eceve missed, Formosa | Tuesday, al $ © Coffee $34.50 Value Plastic Covered 95 honor \though it with rain) . . an honor award. -~ |and butfeted by 50mph. winds, Platform Rockers, Limed Oak _ Another “for ladies only” ac- | Five persons were reported! prs.’ Finish tivity ot drew a ve enroll. |killed and 33 injured in southern| OMS ok eR eK RK Eo ee HOS ment re year Was in the cake | Giinaw = Various Finishes from decora class, There are ses- Which to Choose | sions for rank beginners, or for |, | those who wish to know how to Heir to Beer Fortunes * ”* »* S$AQ95 $54.50 Kneehole Desk and 95 make. the fancier cake decora- \Charged With Indecency 4 Chair in Rich Stubborn dogs who refuse to) OCONOMOWOC, Wis. (UPI) — Mahogany ..................... ee \ learn the fundamentals of every-|Walter Renee x ai, oa the e day conduct will have a few rough Schlitz r fortunes, pleaded in- M ] S] lessons in how to behave in the|nocent Monday to four charges of, a ine 10eS8 . - Wednesday night dog obedience |child molestation. $34.95 Occasional Chair, training classes.-By the time ‘‘re-| Tallmadge is charged with tak- . . cital time” arrives he will prove jing indecent liberties with a 13 $99.95 . Modern Style in Rich himself truly as man’s best friend,/year-old gir! June 26 and July, 17. § ; 50 N. SAGINAW Ww In t Belton promised. 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Yi 11 North Perry St. FE 2-1026 cLLIE’S QUITTING BUSINESS SALE Ladies attention: Our quitting business sale will end soon. Prices on all merchandise of Nellie’s has been reduced to the very bottam. Act now—and save on many > bargains for you and your children. 2| June 30 . 4500 Elizabeth Lake Road - FE 5-2761 ugte : Only at Gallagher's Will You Find Such Great Bargains Visit The Only Completely Stocked Record Store in This Area—Gallagher’s Record Department | In the 45 Speed We Cary $1. 99% Small Estey Spinet Organ | md 2 Player Pianos—your choice s] % m The Top Forty Past Pops each reduced te ........., crepe sole. Water repellent, soil resistant: they brush clean in a Religious Country Western ! > jiffy. Men's sizes 6-12 in narrow, medium and wide widths. Avail- Childrens Small table Organ — 60 ¢ | QQ Small Spinet Piano— $ 4.95" | able in a variety of styles and colors. es =f hOrds end volume control reduced tu ............ . © Father's Dey Gilt Certificotes available. 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For this Sale — Gallagher's Record Department will be featuring — 10 Packaged Special $ 45's " LP's for 1 for. while they last while they last LP's § 1 SB LP’s yf ha @ Special sale on Cor cordions, all sizes — ings. © VHIS IS A “ONCE A @ Get your amusement chase af Gallaghers! 4 (slew moving) (slow moving) BR while they last while they fast Small Spinet Piano Reduced. to ) © 899500 i ee 18 E. Huron -\ such as foreign aid projects, while’ Limed Oak Spine? Organ — Special — $960.00 — Now Small Baby Grand $] 50° installed @ Pianos returned from rent and floor demos — + @ We don't intend to lose any business on prices. WE ARE OPEN MONDAY AND f i Thurs, Fri, Sat, Night BABY BOY HARKNESS | HIGHLAND TOWNSHIP-—Grave- side service for Baby Boy Hark-|tario, Canada. ness, infant son of Mr, and Mrs. ‘Forrest C. Harkness of 2764 Davista|4aughter, Mrs. Caroline in Pontiac: and Nearby Aas Dr. Stuart died Monday after an illness of several months in Cres- i | Mqunt Pontiac, a funder the direction of the Pursiey|494 six grandchi : “a Funeral Home. DR. ANDREW W. sTUART . pat Pontiac General ‘Hospital. Dr. Andrew W. Stuart, 85, a den- | Surviving besides his parents are | tigt in Walled Lake for 13 years, jtwo brothers, Charles B. and Den-/ will be held at 9 a.m. Thursday at i nis E., both at home. -|the Clayton Thomas Funeral Home Claims Rights Group to Stay Members Will Remain cent City where he made his) FF é * S { - } . } . ; - x ee See j & , Jf © — : | a 4 : ; TWENTY-SIX. ) . THE PONTIAC PRESS. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1959 \ | ee f i s : * #. | wIZAM i. MectuRG |i Crescent City, Fla. Burial will ‘be in the Eden Cemetery. Despite Their Desire MILFORD—Service for William; A 32nd degree Mason, Dr. Stuart) L. McClurg, of 801 Cedar Bay leaves his wife, Helen M.; . two) to Quit, Hannah Says | Court, will be held at 8 p.m. today) sons, Gordon H. of Klamath Falls, at the Harvey Neely Funeral Ore. and John R. of Walled Lake: EAST LANSING (UPI)—Michi- — ee gan State University President |John A, Hannah yesterday denied | Safe on Your Best Teble! 7 Holds 4 Cups of Water! oe Turns Off or On at « Touch! ld = ; . _reports that he or others would) : 49 Con f ess A roved ‘resign Civil - Rights Commission | ' posts if the commission's life were | extended by Congress. Hannah has been chairman of | Biggest Peacefime Budgets===— "=~ “I made the statement that if the commissioners voiced their | Downtown Festival Days Thur., Fri., Set. Only WASHINGTON (AP)—The 1959 The one bill raised over the personal preference, they would | Congress voted the biggest peace- budget this session, the Health-| net wish te continue,”” Hannah time appropriations total in his-' Education .~ Welfare Department | said. tory. measure boosted by 259 million, .. : -In only four previous years —' will have an tenmeaiate a ae : eat : iaay a nals So ne two during World War II and two! the spending budget. All of the in- CO™Missioners would continue on during the Korean War—hag the crease was for health research tee he mid: money total exceeded the $81,975,-| and hospital construetion grants ~ ° nd PARK JEWELERS 1 N. Saginaw St. House of Discounts WE Sod Congress approved in thetto the states. 1 Hannah said he wguid make no session ending Tuesday, The! other comment because the bill amount exceeded by a smell mar- extending the ‘commission's life. gin the previous peacetime vecora HOUSTON Chronicle |had not been passed by Congress. of $81,119,818,276 voted in the A The Senate voted to continue the , 1968 session Edi | - commission Monday night by a, k te 4 taitor ls Dead tie eae. Tas extumsien emis Even so.” the legislators cut) . ment was tacked onto a catch- President Eisenhower's requests’ HOUSTON, Tex. W — Roderick 4 appropriation bill. It has not }this year by $1,881,000,000 or John Watts, mariaging editor of the Yet reached the House. | Slightly more than 2 per cent of Houston Chronicle, died today at the total ‘ Hermann Hospital following a heart Baraga County Official The Democratic-controlled Con- attack suffered at his home last * gress succeeded in whacking)night. He was 55, ‘Found Drowned in Bay something off every money bill of} Watts was managing editor of the| the 1959 session but one, in an ef- Chronicle for 11 years and spent on to blunt Republican oats 2 years with the paper. | the Democrats are wild spenders.| [ie y; . By far the biggest cut was the| Nrationall Anopciste Prec os was found drowned in Reweenss $1. 204,000,000 sinshed from foreign ing Editors Assn. and had served Bay in front of his fishing camp ald, the program which Elisen-| a, president of the Texas Associ- home late yesterday hower made the strongest effort ated Press organization. | Osterlund, who was legless, had to save from heavy reductions. Employed as reporter for the been missing all day, after pad- This included VO ntfllion in de-|Houston Press in. the spring of dling into the bay on a raft. Coro | velopment loan funds for the year 1926 he has been engaged in news. Pe? H. J. Winkler ruled his death | Starting next July 1 which “48 paper work in Houston ever since. 4 Suicide. denied, but = will come Up fie State police said Ostertund, 54. again ext yen - afulied ts a 5 chaleanent The only years in which the ap- that he falsified 50 ee ae | propriationg total exceeded 1959 Korean War Armistice and took i i county fs figures were 1942, when 147 bil- . | over a two-year period. lion was voted. 193, with a 115.Ceneral Dies of Cancer | Osterlund resigned when discrep- ancies were found in his books billlon total, 1951, with 101 billion, | ad about two weeks ago. L’ANSE, » — Abe] M. Oster- jund, who recently resigned under fire as Baraga County treasurer, has been associated with the 'Chronicle since December 1927. WASHINGTON (AP) — M a ; Gen O , dl This year’s allotments continued ven Ort HF ee * th the upward trend ever ar : a ro e| . - i the Alte hs deinistent ian United Nations Military Armistice Pennsylvania State University : (Commission was instrumental in researchers are trying to find a except the first and second, Dur-} ; . ; . - sles | process system which might! ing those years Republicans con. N¢otiations leading to release of|processing syst c igh trolled Congress. Appropriations totaled 65 billion in 53, dropped and 1982. with 86 billion, - | 25 South Koreans and one Ameri-|reclaim tons of anthracite coal | can held by the North Koreans,|refuse from the silt basins of! Miller’s Offer More Than 29 Nationally Known Brands of Home Furnishings 3 Reasons Why You Save at Miller's We own our building .. . out of the “high rent — high price” district. No stockholders ... ho dividends to pay. Family owned and operated. No fancy salaries. 44 years of selling good furniture to Oakland County folk has taught us how to offer better furniture at lower prices. Ample Free Parking Easy Terms, Too! FURNITURE MILLE COMPANY “Our 23rd Year at This Same Location” 144 Oakland Ave. . Open Friday & Mon. Evenings Closed Wed. Afternoons Pennsylvania rivers. ‘died Monday. of cancer, to O§ billion in 1954, and have ‘ ! mounted steadily sinee. Despite the cuts made in 17 of | the 18 money bills this session, Budget Director Maurice H. Stans — has said he expects no reduction — ‘in spending for the current fis- © jcal year, 1960, which ends next * * * _| Stans said this would be so be-, cause the cuts mostly affeet long- range construction items taking, @ two or three years to complete, | ee the increases will be effective at. 3 enee, | ea BP Come in and see what | $2.00 Will Buy Shoes for Men, Women, and children. Values from $7.95 for children to $16.95 for Men’s and Women. ++ —-Not Alt Sizes; $2 t ) per pair $695" | Piane — $395 Si SEALE ROI I Ee pac Great gift for Ded! Breathin’ brushed pigskin Hush Puppies! Only 12 ounces per shoe. Solid comfort: steel shank support, balloon mn, From $Q@95 Up rma up to 36 months — no Boys’ and Youths’ from $6.95 Thursdey — 10 A.M, ‘til 6 P.M, Jack Schilling FACTORY REPRESENTATIVE nets and Trumpets. Ac- out they go at great sav- YEAR” OPPORTUNITY. ride tickets with any pur- Wolverine Shoe Com- wed is sending Mr. hilling, a shoe ex- ~~ 20 W. Huron St. se | ae ‘apne eorsame, ee { A Euan onus tt 8 0 _ Bi hac ae cs Pea uate Siar Ful pope 3 day special — All Children Shoes, Fleet-air, Simples, Py Sizes through 3. Reg. $6.45 to $10.45 : bk 20% off P, igskin Hush Puppies by Wolverine re | FE, 2-6321 2 Bi ee et ON Va HE PONTIAC PRESS, Ft A ee ee ae eee. WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 16, 1959 119 Died Aboard SS Noronic. Near Toronto 10 Years Ago W. |. a % s hopeful | te Foreign | By R. 3. ANDERSON | ‘wind dewve the'ames into overy, the Yoreate Fire Department of Relations Committee next year will | Press Staff Writer the Noronic, | f When firemen egisia Cn A: deck the younger sole! Oops Aaeerionme En... Folen bones the acbeiediies . al waar trom the Gent Laon te MEN’S PANTS ... 2.00 F:. ict Sek tak Ck ann aah oo lane ot tele sid Chicago sewage protiems) 1 MEN'S JACKETS The smudge with its wisp ee eee GY bee Sipe Ey inuied ont barat wot toe __ Wiley was ene of the leaders | "HSNE OS UOMWMREW. .. >. esse eres te smoke became a glow. Te ge er ee ent cal hapen, wrapeed @hans la tare to allow for 2 tral period ot coe | WHITE SAILOR PANTS $1.19 © Revellers who had spent the eve-ion the tinderdry, painted wooden| pauilims — sometimes three or year diversion of an additional | ee*eretees & became angry b= a “ nthe Meroe _ vet trapped aw ‘oo _ es morgue. peep sar agalleg - pinned N (used). . 25.00 w ! * * * purposes. swept a oa fan cota sad Hundreds escaped by leaping to the Flower Building in the ay fee, legislation has been be- ARMY SLEEPING BAG cece er ececes 54.50 blew through the open ports. * + * One by one, lights in the build- ings lining the waterfront went out. The cabin parties broke up, | reluctantly. Ahother day of fun was ahead. The master came aboard. | Shot darkness and disappeared to hotels, boarding-houses or homes “lof friends. Then began the long, slow pro- cess of identification of the re-| Sen.. Wiley Opposes ful in having it sent from the Sen- ate floor to the Foreign Relations Committee. * * said he and others opposing the Chicago Water Pan q Wiley, a committee member, ARMY 5-GAL. CANS, Used. .. a. DRESS SHOES....... Rt At the time they were listed as missing, feared dead. The first ex- cited “official” casualty figures issued by police and fire depart- JOE'S ain * SURPLUS BY 32S. Saginaw St. FE 2-0022 303 British Carbines, $24.88 EXCELLENT CONDITION USE OUR LAY-A-WAY PLAN The angry glow became a flick- House passed bill will seek to have | er of flame, unnoticed, unconfined. the committee decline to send it back to the Senate for action. Canadamhas strongly objected to the proposed additional diversion | and. President Eisenhower has) twice vetoed similar legislation. There are more than 400 =| icies ot ‘Plants that feed on insects mains. When the last death cer- tificate was issued Dec. 15, four victims had not been positively identified. They lie today in Toron- to's Mount Pleasant Cemetery. TUNNEL TOP — These aluminum plates, supported by con- crete pillars, are cover to entrance of tunnel under Paris’ Orly Airfield. They are gradually tilted to permit drivers to accustom themselves to light change. The West Point military Acad- emy reservation covers more than 15,063 acres. was days before the toll was es- tablished at 119. The fire was first reported to . Peace settled over the cruise ship. It was 2:15 a.m. Two decks below, the flicker of) —— flame became Fire — one of the) greatest fears of a mariner at sea. x* « * | But the SS Noronic was not at sea that warm September night. She lay in her dock, snugly moored to pier 9, the Queen's Quay, in Toronto harbor. Safety for all was inches away. Yet 119 persons died Sept. 17, 1949, in the worm ship fire in a’ century on the Great Lakes. §- Not since Nov. 21, 1847, when | the 8S Phoenix burned in Lake Michigan with a loss of 247 lives, hed there been such s Senstrens | fire on the lakes An inyestigation found that the fire broke out in a linen closet on) C deck, third deck down from the | top of the $5,000,000 ship that had cruised the lakes for 36 years. | * * * The cause never was learned. | There was no evidence of incen-, s peters a carelessly) Manufacturers cooperated to make this the oreatest three-day selling event in our history... Guaranteed savings of 25% to 40% on new fall fashions! were made to 575 claimants in| United States Federal Court at, Cleveland, Ohio. Claims totalling $19,000,000 had been filed against the Canada | Steamship Lines Limited, the | — Noronic’s owners, by mere than | 600 persons. The settiement was one of the largest ever reached’ | for a maritime disaster. The 30,000-word report of a royal commission tabled in the House of Commons two. months after the | fire blamed destruction of the ship | and the high loss of life on failure of the owners and the captain to assure proper fire-fighting precau- tions aboard ship. Capt. William Taylor of Sarnia, | Ont., was blamed for failing to take general charge of the situa- tion after fire broke out. His cer- tificate was suspended for a year. * bg * The 68-year-old captain had) spent part of the evening ashore. He returned to the ship shortly, before flames spread through the’ 6,900-ton vessel. He was seen be- | low decks fighting the fire as, Mr. | Justice R. L. Kellock’s report said, | “an ordinary seaman.” It was the Noronic’s last cruise | “ot a busy season. 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What’s Ahead Before the X15 Enters’ ‘Space< 0 glide” over Russia, into the atmosphere—thus evading havé to wait in time of war for | ih 5 y RAY CROMLEY Wicancran (NEA) — If all goes right: The Xi5—the US.’s first plane | designed to carry man into space. —should make its maiden flight! undér its own power some time} around the end of the summer. By early fall, the X15 should | make a flight over 20 miles high) into the sky—higher than man has. ever flown before. * *« * i Some time before winter, two! X15 planes. should be turned over to the Air Force, Navy and the! National. Aeronautics and — Space’ Administrauon for ‘real’ testing. Probably by the spring of 1960 | the X15 will hit a speed of | around 3,609 miles an hour, fast- | er than man has ever flown, Perhaps in the fall of 1960—buf! | more probably in the summer of) 19)1—the X15 will go 100 miles; into space. That's as high as a) low flying satellite ONLY UP 5 MINUTES military. and civilian goals, al- | hour, then ‘ though these will be many more lyears in coming. The first probability is a boost | glide bomber that could be rock- eted maybe. 100-or- 156 miles_into the atmosphere at a speed of perhaps 5,000 or 6,000 miles an oe too leading ie hd US. 'bombs more accurately. This bomber would be much | The pilot imore effective than a ballistic mis-' drop his bombs at all if the | “war proved te be a’ false alarm, Thus the U.S. « * * a | 4¢ could maneuver—once it got! | Seee’ ne Nous toad ans “guae® lencoy sieation It could drop its could decide not to” go would no longer * in its wings. During his approxi- mately five minutes in outer space gL rvelet ogee eodbad| 3 The X15 will have small jets Le @ east 3 tspns. of lecithin, You'll never regret it. Y2-Ib. jar only $2.49 his plane to the precise angle he 7 wants, _ How well this works will deter- ad mine how engineers proceed in their plans for steering other space ships. as “STAY ALIVE LONGER! We carry a full stock of the special foods and concentrates which are featured in the special periodical mailed to you this week. We invite you to come in and get acquainted. ‘LECITHIN. = ‘NUTRI-TIME GRANULES This is the famous vitamin-mineral food sup- 7 - You know how highly Lelord Kordel thinks of plement used by Lelord Kordel himsdif. So you #x lecithin. Don’t let one day go by without at know it must be right! NUTRI-TIME. is more than “just vitamins” — as you'll see, once: you've tried it, Bottle of 90 tablets (average Pg month's supply) is only $3.95. & (2 jors for $4.49) VITAL HEALTH FOODS 1™0W.Heronsi. Across the street from New Post Office a the pilot of the X15 wit| only stay in “space” for about!. five minutes, his feat will aim at! paving the way for three major’ The X15 experiment is also ~ designed to find the most practi. |” cal way to take men up to space | 7 Phone FEderal 8-1981 — By slow steps to the edge of space. X15 DROPPING FOR ITS FIRST POWERLESS GLIDE There are over 3000 free parking spaces in the lots with the big Blue and White Emblems. Park in them... parking check-ticket stamped by the merchants listed below. have your or WE WILL PROVIDE YOU BUS RIDES PARK Free RIDE the BUS Free! Take any City Lines Bus Downtown ... ask the - merchents for your FREE BUS RIDE TOKEN... we give them gladly with a two dollar purchase or more. Be sure to ask for your FREE TOKEN. Park in the scores of lots Downtown FREE! There is @ cooperat- ing parking lot only steps from the store, shop, bank, or office building where you want to go. Merchants will give you a ONE HOUR PARKING STAMP FREE with a purchase of two dollars or more. Ask for the FREE PARKING STAMP next time you come downtown. 4, RE . ‘ cownro ey Be Sure to Ask for Yours Next Time You Shop Downtown! _ WARD’S HOME PONTIAC ENGGASS ARTHUR’S DR. B. R. BERMAN, THE DeCOR SHOP JACOBSEN’S FLOWERS | . 48 N. Saginaw St. 0.D. OPTOMETRIST oN tae TON, Soginew 08. OUTFITTING CO. JEWELRY CO. oat gaa ABSTRACT 2 TITLE 17. Saginaw St. La WAYNE GABERT 4385. Saginaw St. 25 WN. Seginaw &. 71 W. Heron Se. GUARANTEE CO. BOBETTE SHOP 121 /N. Saginaw St. LEWIS FURNITURE CO. , 18 W. Lawrence St. 14 N, Saginaw St. - 62 $. Saginaw St. FRED N. PAULI cae Co. DIEN’S SHOES , GALLAGHER’S JEWELERS —— bed: coal mis BACKENSTOSE CLOONAN DRUG CO. - MARGARET ANN SHOP ea BOOK STORE 72 N. Seginew St. cape aed 87 W. bere & a0. Store B- Lhe PONTIAC PRESS TODD'S SHOE STORE 19 E. Lewrence St. CONNOLLY’S JEWELERS , | . = ‘20 W. Huron S. - | BARNETT’S 16 W. Huron St. GENERAL PRINTING boo bate STORE , Feesy's = SHOP RAPPY’S NATIONAL =-—i‘ié‘ée’ wh $65 a tee & OFFICE SUPPLY = Sages 2 a , CLOTHING $ : CLOTHES SHOP OIeK Gar kee , TORE | 24 W, Maren St. 150 N. Saginaw St. INSON’S jeameanae, . | 9 S. Saginaw Se, MEN’S WEAR | McNALLY MEN’S WEAR OSMUN’S MEN’S WEAR PAUL SHOE STORE SAM BENSON Seginaw at Lawrence St. GEORGE’S-NEWPORT'S 106 N. Saginaw 9. 51-46 Saginaw Sn, SALLAN JEWELRY co. 35 N. Seginew 9, ° 37 N. Saginaw St. ‘ 74 N. Saginaw Se. : 88 N, Saginaw $e. . : i STAPP’S JUVENILE ae MODERN DAY, PHILIP'S LUGGAGE fia ~ McCANDLESS CARPETS BOOTERIE HUB CLOTHIERS FURNITURE & SPORTING GOODS SHAW'S. JEWELERS pobre dpe aae 11 N. Perry St. 28 ©. Lewrence St. 18 N. Saginaw St. 1S ©, Pike $e,” 19 teshew 9 24 N. Seginew Si, 18.W. Pike Be mere All of These: stores Have Tokens dnd Stamps Available and Invite You to Ask for Either If We Fail to. Offer — with Your Purchase f ( a ey . i ' f = , ' | # . r i f .Fe ee ee ee ae a a oe ee rg ee ee eS OO ae eS eee o. : re ma: = : THE PONTIAC. PRESS, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1959 _ + stamp to Rit Delow the i\Knew Burglar Alarm System mo <2 Toronto Thieves Smart «ito Grab Off-6 Paintings TORONTO, Ont. (AP)—Officialsjtem would go off if the door was EF ‘Janda Van Dyck, the value of which was not disclosed. = * * .¢ Royal Canadian Mounted Police Airport, Library | i Cited RENTAL MUSICAL INSTR $10 for 8 B Weeks-| =~ Back in Detroit ‘Motor City Fund Group Terms it an Attempt |. to Hit Below the sea border tightened checks at Niag- ara Falls, Fort Erie and Windior. The thieves worked through the i *®« * * am, hacking Baldwin said he was confident they would turn up: “No one can) steal paintings like these without ji i Hastings May apes “There were literally dozens of * * & southeastern Michigan division for r Ci il. ‘t} Stolen were two Rembrandts n for! Building for City Ha valued at $150,000 and $250,000, two Frans Hals paintings worth Flint Man Dies in Crash gallery director, Martin Baldwin. $120,000 and -$80,000, one Rubens at $20,000 and a Renoir at $20,000. i getting his fingers burned.” | | 21, | FLINT W—Raymond Wirick, of Flint, was killed Tuesday nih Slashed at the edges in an un- Georges-Newporis when his car ran off a rural! successful record ‘-— as did Willman — 3 much-needed terminal 22\ Richmond being carried on in from Ditmar to the south end of the street, and on Richmond ave- nue from Brooklyn avenue to the| STP / Commissioner Floyd P. Miles Brooklyn avenue from Stanley to On Borrowed Time NOTTINGHAM, England (UPI) —Robert Tait, 22, was dis- ;| with UF groups, It said such foun- dation sponsored fund raising ef- forts had not been successful. DETROIT AN EXCEPTION The -society later admitted that |, Detroit was an exception but refused to except Detroit from the order. Officials of thé Michigan Cancer Foundation said the ACS action was ill-advised and doubted wheth- er it would succeed, The firm, celebrating its Tth | anniversary next year,’ then would | build a new Hastings home office | as part of an expansion program. | \ Dr. D. M. Harris Heads State Health Officers LANSING (uPA — Dr. Donald M. Harris, director of the Branch- | Hillsdale health department, is the | new president of the Michigan | Health Officers Association, the, State Health Department . an-| nounced Tuesday. He succeeds Dr. C. E. Reddick, director of the Bay. County Health | Department. MARK DAVIS AMERA oe 6x15 | i Fe GOLDEN OPERA ‘Special SALE! ELECTRIC 3a LGQAOIE eve ¢ oe, “—*.! ¢ ¢ “ , + WITH TELEPHOTO © REGULAR end WIDE ANGLE LENS. BUILT-IN FILTER for OUTDOOR end INDOOR PICTURES ALSO 8mm KEYSTONE PROJECTOR P “ ° o%0 "6 ant "275% te 9 . o” REGULAR $186.89 VALUE now FREE SPLICER FOR YOUR MOVIES EASTMAN KODAK 8mm BROWNIE MOVIE $95.53 VALUE OUTFITS *69" © PREE SPLICER © £2.3 MOVIE CAMERA © COMPACT PROJECTOR © MOVIE yy on TRIPOD @ ROLL COLOR F BINOCULARS ‘WITH CASE -@ HIGH POWERED > © CENTER FOCUS > © HIGH QUALITY @ REG. $39.95 KODACHROME FILM WITH PROCESSING ONLY $ 1 had 3 Rolls 8.99 to Toke Secutiful Color Slides ceeree Well eo Blech & White Wah Criici Smm Roll $3.19 se o"¢ e o’e* . “0% os . >'.*, . a oe Ae * e%eg he Hl «* sree ete! ‘ 1 4g" e KODACHROME 35mm 20 EXPOSURES WITH PROCESSING Per Roll $2.69 3, Rolls $7.49 35mm 36 EXPOSURES attempt to remove/Genesee County road west of U.S. | them from ‘their frames were a/23 in Mount Morris Township and) -iGainsborough valued at $450,000 struck a bridge abutment. , lewelry Dept 74 North Saginaw $e. -. ‘you'll discover simply fantastic values ‘ at our sidewalk BASKET BAZAAR All. sizes, shapes and kinds! | Fruit baskets! Bun baskets! Market baskets! Shopping baskets! Toters! Alt are hand-made imports! And all are specially purchased and specially priced for this event! THEY’RE YOURS for a MERE 10° to 8 [coer oe SN ar aw. Wa’ Waa, * ieee ae T OTE BAGS For Mother and Daughter Clever, hand-woven bullrush toters with a hundred uses! At these prices buy ‘em by the dozen! 10° Daughter's Tote Bag Mother’s 20° Tote Bag Scores of Wonderful Sidewalk S pecials Hand-Hooked OLD COLONY CHAIR 3] HAND HOOKED INDIA THROWS Brilliant India and Persion print throws —ot really terrific savings! 64"x90" Size . seeeee ss Only Wonderful for all wooden 2 i} seat chairs in di ning Large en for a bedspread, sofa ; room, living room or den! cover oF studio couch throw Choice of several Early . Amaricon designs 45°x45" Size ..... Sseeoenes ently $] Use 2 to make @ colorful skirt or blouse — or use for tablecloth, console cover or chair throw. Wrought Iron Trivets Get ria Regularly $1 Each RIDE Qs] COUPONS Add a decorative note of Early American H ere ’ to your home with these authentic copies of very old wrought iron trivets. SPECIAL BUYS at OUR SIDEWALK TRADING POST Woven raffia Hot Pads in round or oval shapes Imported Wooden Mustard Spoons with hand-carved,’ hand-painted faces on handles ...............00000c00:. Ug Sdee x kREES wichioriee 2 for 25¢ Genuine Leather-Covered Cigarette Case imported from Italy — : holds 20 king-size cigarettes .i..............0 000 eee eens Decorative imported Italian Cork Bottle Stoppers with Soeat ew Rant grictet, oahy eO8 | ee es rt eee ee 39¢ WIGGS — 24 WEST HURON STREET : Open Thursday, | F hea! and — ‘til 9 P.M. ber THIRTY Adult Education Helps” Ease Yaur Tensions at School WASHINGTON (NEA) — Space would help broaden adults interests vision, correspondence courses and age tensions got you jumpy’ eee | so they could make better use of|classroom instruction. try going back to schoo! this fall That's the opinion of National) Education Assn, experts who help) include all academic subjects in design and promote adult educa-| tion courses, They believe the program is essential to the personal well- being of Twentieth Century Americans. The tensions for which these ex perts view adult education as a cure have little to do with the troubled world situation. Ironically, they stem from a booming economy, an increasing amount of leisure time and just plain easy living ek * ‘Arthur C. Burman, Assistant Fix ecutive Secretary of the National Association of Public School Adult Educators, declares “A large segment of the Amer-) ican population have already ob tained their economic goals. The have the material things that they want out of life. Sooner or later they start asking themselves, ‘Now! what? Kurinan says that many per sons fail to develop enough in | terest, outside of their jobs. When. they become successful and don't have to work so hard, they don't knéw how to use free | time. Resulting restlessness often leads to tensions that can damage he alth| and happiness. Doctors have jm-| plicated such tensions with heart disease and menta! illness Sociologists blame them for di vorce ‘crime and other social prob lems * ® * Burman explaing that establis! ing more courses and encouraging increased participation in therm WOMEN IN A MILLINERY course are typical of the 40 million Americans now taking part in adult education ” systems of several New York | | cities, Others, almed at workers | lexpansion program. are the na-! leducation. Courses are sponsored iby colleges, public school systems, government departments and pri- vate and civie organigations \free time. He believes the courses should | Agreeing with him is Adult Edu- /He believes more courses are needed for millions of retired per- do so in the near future, Many how to adapt themselves to their} new life * ® * ment income and how to maintain proper health. They also should be taught hobbies to help make proper use of leisure time. Such courses already are be- | ing sponsored by. public school who are nearing retirement age, have been started by industrial firms Another group,. of Amerfeans! which the experts believe would) benefit from an adult education tion's 10 million iliterates. This covers all persons who have. no more than a-fourth grade edt- cation The education association, officials explain that reducing lilliteracy is important in maintain- ing a strong nation | a ee ee About 40 million Americans! already are taking part in adult leaching techniques include tele. As an example of the variety) of subjects offered, educators point) | addition to hobby courses that |to courses recently started. They- | are already widespread. include: A course on state government sons. Fifteen millon Americans| "4 politics for new members of already have retired or plan to| the Minnesota legislature. A course on civie responsibility are completely bewildered about!in Baltimore, Md. A course, sponsored by several ifarm organizations, on the relation Burman believes special courses ‘of world affairs hed farm markets. ifor retired workers should include | ge : tips on how to live on a rettre- * * * \dollars). ’_"THE PONTIAC PRESS, - Dutch Defense Coots to Establish Record . THE HAGUE, Netherlands @— KEeD Military and civil defense will . ‘jeost the Netherlands a recotd 1,702,000,000 guilders (450 rhillion dollars) in the next fiscal year, according to the bydget introduced in parliament ney * A. total revenue of “s,200,000,0001 iguilders ($1,180,000,000), it was! ‘estimated, will leave a deficit of A course on = travel in 951 million guilders (250) million ‘cation consultant Bill Van Orman. Joliet, Tl. ® awake Has Little Arable Land Japan has only about 15 million’ acres of arable land. * * * World corn production in 1958) is estimated at a record 7,300,-| 000,000 bushels. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1959 stomach you last night? | EE STL Y AL. io. > a ° WOMEN'S SHOES Sidewalk Special $400 Per Pair ONE LOT WOMEN’S SHOES Sidewalk Special $1 99 ONE LOT MEN'S, BOYS’ SHOES Sidewalk Special $4 00 Per Pair ONE LOT INFANTS OXFORDS Sidewalk Special szss $400 4 to 6 Per Pair ONE LOT TENNIS OXFORDS Sidewalk Special sizes $9 OO rev. 9 to 3 BLUE ONE LOT BOYS’ GYM SHOES Sidewalk Special 7°? el 4 Me hee ais ee Sa AB : “for THE ENTIRE “FAMILY Big eal Walnut finish Bedroom with Triple Dress- er, Bookcase Bed. Hurry tor this ome... cece ees Reg. 149.95 3-Piece Bed- Bookcase Bed. Reduced to Problems at Wyman's ‘No Bank or Loon ' Company— Pay. Right in Our Stores. WYMAN’S room with Large Double $ Dresser. Matching Chest & 109 CHAIRS REDUCED! $1408 Oceasional TV ehatrs Washable past 12” plastte. Chetece of cal $24.95 plaiferm reck er in beaetiful tapes trv and plaatier. Color 19 cholce 7995 recliner chate Adjustable. Plasile & 55Q* triese. Coler choice rests, Matching Chest. Now only Reg. 219.95 Beautiful Mod- ern Grey Bedroom Suite, Chest, Double Dresser, Book - cate Bed at on all time low Reg. 169.95 Deluxe 3-Piece Suite. Modern Double Dress- sr, Mirror, Bookcase Bed and 129 +169 Reg. $159.95 2-Piece Sota Bed Suite, Contains modern Sots Bed and matching Plat- form Recker. Big Savings at Reg. $189. of 2-Plece Liv- $4g $4g° $9.Q80 at- at SPECIALS! WROUGHT IRON $488 $00.06 Melizwesd bed SMOKE STANDS is each ris £*. DINING ROOM 90.95 sofa beds. A CHAIRS nasgas Mab Cancers Ee Mahogany padded seats, , many styles. $7998 teftiess taner Values $ 88 apeing maticens, fully to 14.95 re & manulecterer., with trade BIG SAVINGS MENUS FRI, SAT., MON., Ble. -5 BIG G DAYS-NO MONEY DOWN AerehOYhy oe Lo $ " Une feom* wih Foam — Rubber Cushion Sofe and $ rey usage © Gate. 169 eee ee | Reg. 289.95 yy srg = Foam Rubber Contains , Se “89 coal gurbiy aa oat 39 che as kes Ss ee TH Pike al OPEN ‘Friday end Park Free Next to Either Store! po a 17 E. Huron St. J | GREAT DAY IN THE MORNING ee ... AT THE HUB Check These Great Buys Thursday, Friday and Saturday During the Hub’s Fall Festival Days! Imported Cotton POPLIN RAINCOAT With full plaid, lining . . . All sizes in regulars and longs Regularly $19.95 50 $O85 FALL FESTIVAL PRICE C harge It at The Hub BETTER SPORT COATS Patterns, solids, wool tweeéds. $ gas Actual values to $39.95. FALL FESTIVAL PRICE Take 6 Months to Pay | at The Hub Better SPORT SHIRTS . Long sleeved styles in many . . Famous makes. 3 for $5.50 Credit Is Easy at The Hub Lined and Unlined JACKETS | oo ‘4 Odds and ends . . . Wonderful value but hurry, the ‘supply is limited! Values to $21.95. FALL FESTIVAL PRICE Why Pay Cash? Charge It at The Hub Very large group. . patterns. Usually $3.95 to $7.95 FALL FESTIVAL PRICE . Many new fall ‘colors. Values to $12. 95 FALL FESTIVAL PRICE - me. Wools ond Blends ie ae mikes $ Your Credit Is Always Good at The Hub EXACT SLEEVE LENGTH SPORT SHIRTS Fine gabardines . « . Fomous okie including Stradivari... . Sizes S-M-L-XL, sleeve lengths 85 : 32 to 36. Regularly $5.95 to $10.00. ae FALL FESTIVAL PRICE = im ua, » : : 2 for $5.00 OPIN MONDAY AND FRIDAY "TL 9 91M. ee Vi ——— : 4 en we } é 3 A ‘: i i* cei o~ Fas i ‘ Ze é i ' ies — | . i THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1959 : | THIRTtoNEe 4 [. : than 60 billion of tase Are Ot oct : = Hts Famed Ancestors middleweight champion in the:Ojd buggy Needs Gas ater Glgnna tad topped fo Figg First at 96 ima | ____NEW_YORE (UPD Bikes "| BALTIMORE (UPD — me ad - Old age? No, Gigante announced) CHARLESTOWN, R.1.(UPD— EREOPHONIC . + son's i indir, in the first 100 at, it Devan atthe Bat Human Blood Active Pagetiomg ag ee =" “T'm out of{At $6, Mrs. Martha Crandall en] RECORDINGS STARTS THURSDAY at 9 A.M. in FRONT of OUR STORE & IN THE STORE YOU'LL find the greatest array of values ever assembled .. . Hurry but there's plenty of free parking RCA Victor Children’s RECORD | TENNIS Albums OXFORDS | Values to $2.98 —all popular titles In n Red, Biue—sizes by famous artists. 5 te 12, 12% te B. Enterprize 7 C | = ener e tapy E “iain 88 | GIRLS’ DRESSES ‘ HALE COM Ags CO ELECTRIC | . © Solids, prints, plaids @ SOAP DISHES Percolator @ Rich detail, deep hems SS la. _ Limited Quantity $2.98 Decorated S 6 6 Girls’ Corduroy Step-On SLIM JIMS re CA NS Fine wale corduroy. Fully wesh- able, two trimmed pockets. Sizes Big 12 Qe. size with 8 to 14 rustproof insert. . Adjustable $¢ _ 47 Women’s TV Stands BLOUSES @ Roll-up sleeve \ -cgeoaglerre ea © Assorted Prints & Solids B A ves oor @ Sizes 32 to 38 : | ERAS © TOTS’ All Metal Adjustable Men’s Washable ¢ 77 = 3" == a © 7 assorted colore—Sizes $-M-L DISH Adjustable te most ays 9 QT. height. NOW oeny ..s © Completely washable ma e COPPER-BOTT OM Boys’ Washable 5 a PY PANS © 10 QT. : Poplin Jackets 33 © Wind preof——water repellent © 7 assorted colore—Sizes 6 to 16 4 © Completely washable Men’s 10-Ounce ¢ JEANS ® Reg. $2.49-—sturdy 10 Ox. Weight ® Sentorized “© Relatoreed at all points of strain © Sizes 29 te 42 | “Men's Chambray ) WORK SHIRTS © Senterized shronk @ 2 Pocket style meen PLENTY OF FREE Pankine "OPEN DAILY 9 u. i. 109 * OPEN SUNDRY 93 nee fe seal saponin ‘ TR a Ne a Tea a Ty cn AE TT oc TE Hy ry a re re THIRTY-TWO sede | ~ * a THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1959 se ~ We have added new __ departments for your shopping convenience in. our Store. ~ Shutdown Costs | - State $60,000 Vocational School Is Delayed by Shortage of Progress Payments) "LANSING (AP)—A shutdown ot | work on the ne~- Boys Vocational School at Whitmore Lake already has cost the state at least $60,000, | Aud. Gen. Frank S, Szymanski’ reported Tuesday. | Work was halted July 9 after contractors proteste that the state was more than $200,000 behind in progress payments. They said they could not afford to contintie. Szymanski appraised the re- sulting expense in presenting @ | suspension agreement to the | state administrative board. The board approved the con-, tract which spells out state obliga- | tions to the contractors while the | project remains on a standby | basis. It also covers close-down expenditures and project reopen- during LITTLE HATS IN NEW FALL SOFT FELTS ing costs. ~ e+ FESTIVAL Opening smect PBB Szymanski said the main items: SPECIAL Se e covered’ were-costs of boarding up| ur partially completed buildings, in-| JEWELRY $3.99 surance, supervision of close-down | Hats and reopening operations, five per | Reg. $1 a - +. Ear- rings — Pins — Neck- cent interest on unpaid involc es | and watchman expense Nothing was included for spe- | clal work on the case required | of the attorney general's office and the state department of ad-— ministration. This would run be- tween $5,000 and $10,000, he said. “The cost to the state will con- tinue to run up unless more funds | are provided. These figures are what it would cost the state if the laces — Bracelets. 2" COSTUME JEWELRY Accent pieces for foll. From our exciting fall collection you are sure to find the shope ... the color . . . and always the price you want in a costume color hag. legislature approved more money ; tomorrow,"’ he said Vour Choice * * ~ —_—_— j . ey i resume ve sh 500° PIECES Our Higher Priced vided In the million dollar cap.) ital outlay bill for 1959-60, still HANDBAGS ; awaiting a final legislative okay, | $7 00 $88 HATS © JEWELRY © HANDBAGS © GLOVES © SCARVES Try to Display Flags Picturing Bones for Nikita WASHINGTON u — A Couple) who gave their names as Robert | and Hope Stevens, both 32, of FESTIVAL VALU ES THURSDAY, leesburg, Va., tried Tuesday to) display flags picturing skulls and | FRIDAY and crossbones on the parade route of | SATURDAY Soviet Premier Nikita 8. Khrush- chev. They were hustled away | by police. | Stevens identified himself to a : reporter as a son of former secre- tary of war Robert T. Stevens. He id Regular to $4.99 said he felt the Khrushchev visit was something to be mourned, and added ‘‘we're being run off) Slipons and cardigans. Long and short sleeves. Take your pick! the street for what we believe.” | Regular to $3.99 $7 77 $977 ens and walked him a block away | from where he had been “_= All fall patterns in slim or flared. Tweeds, flecks, plaids and solids. Including velvet dressy styles. SLIPS - GOWNS PAJAMAS - PETTICOATS Values to $3.99. $7 39 $9) 59 Nikita Gets Subscription | to Grand Haven Paper GRAND HAVEN U® — Soviet! Premier Nikita Khrushchev is be- | ing made an honorary subscriber. of the Grand Haven Dally Tribune for the duration of his United States tour. The newspaper is being mailed directly to him at the Russian Embassy in Washington with the publishers’ compliments. . * * * “Maybe the Soviet premier will, be interested In the coverage he is getting here In the peartiaes| of America,” said editor Almon W. McCall. | PAYDAY Moy .\. b- on D.2> OA... $50 for 2 wks ... only 70¢! | ether loans to $500 SPECIAL! with 24 mos. to. repay LACE TRIM $ Cfecarve, | 2 waecs | 4 Wiens HALF SLIPS $23.00 $25.38 $25.70 $0.00 50.70 $1.40 Girls’ and Boys’ JACKETS Sizes 3 to 6x and 7 to 14 $188 578s Zipper closing fall jackets in cotton, Fully lined. Stripes and plaids in bright colors. BLUE JEANS Sizes 4 to 12 in DRAYTON PLAINS: 4494 Dixie Hwy. CALL: OR 3-1207 in PONTIAC: 125-127 N. Saginaw CALL: FE 2-0214 2255 S. Telegraph Mich. Mireclo Mile CALL: FE 8-964! . Downtown - $ coe grt LOOK WHAT 99 BUY! @ DYED MINK STOLE ; irs @ DYED PERSIAN LAMB JACKET Your Ch @ DYED SQUIRREL STOLE $ @ DYED MUSKRAT STOLE @ NATURAL MINK GILL JACKET @ 4 SKIN PASTEL MINK SCARF @ DYED SQUIRREL CAPE a @ Not. GREY PERSIAN LAMB Jkt. | FREE GIFT © 3 SKIN STONE MARTEN SCARF {7 jewel Wotch ~ @ DYED KIDSKIN COAT With Each @ DYED SQUIRREL JACKET $99 Purchese CHRISTMAS IN SEPTEMBER HELP US CELEBRATE THE GRAND OPENING OF THIS NEW FUR DEPT. FREE GIFT uN Use Absolutely free with the purchase of any fur $92 up. +s e A present from Jene Lee. A beautiful lady's or men’s 17 . jewel wrist watch nationally advertised at © OFFER GOOD ONLY DURING THIS SALE © Normally seen ~ } ix! Price Tags much higher! P MINK s4 ng @ Net. SILVER BLUE MINK Stole @ DYED PERSIAN LAMB COAT WITH MINK COLLAR @ NAT. MINK PAW COAT @ NAT. MINK CAPE @ NAT. MINK OVAL JACKET @ NAT. MINK GILL COAT and Other Beautiful Your Choice “199 A Small. Deposit Holds Your Selection @ DYED SQUIRREL JACKET FREE GIFT in Layaway @ NAT. MINK SIDE JACKET — @ DYED MUSKRAT COAT 17 Jewel Watch 'FUR SCARFS GRAND OPENING SPECIAL! 3 and 4 SKIN SETS _ Mink — Dyed Kolinsky — Natural Baum Martens WHILE THEY LAST, .§$ 49 © PER SET .- * ° s * ° NATURAL MINK GILL JACKET $139 DYED MOUTON DYED SQUIRREL Fur Products Labeled to Show Country of Origin of Imported Furs. Plus 10% Federal Tox. 7 NATURAL MINK PAW JACKET $139 NATURAL MINK PAW COAT. $229 PROCESSED LAMB SHORTY COAT CAPES —STOLES - _ AT LOW, LOW ‘PRICES M : N K _ NATURAL MINK GILL COAT. .$199 ONLY A SMALL DEPOSIT—1 YEAR TO PAY “Goenia sa9° Now $99. toy Herne Mews Woh Fr Free 17. Jewel ah 8 j NATURAL MINK STOLE...... $199 SOFT SILKY LUXURIOUS Men's laa with eech MR. SISKIND, noted” | ' designer will. be here Fri. and Sat. Restylte Your Furs Now! : - Bd ed *» 4 THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1959 THIRTY-THREE . a *OCec am) Lis ; Platoon Leaders Candidate Course ‘at the Marine Corps Schools, Quan- 'tico, Va.. is Lawrence R. Oliiffe, son of Mrs. Marjorie D. Olliffe of 6227 Orion Rd., Clarkston. He! Bti\hmae tee | eT 0) see er ored On b Reems oe joined the Marine Corps program BATES DABBS A.1.C. Ted J. Dabbs, son of Mrs.) Blanche Dabbs of 19 Elizabeth, - Lake Rd., an inventory manage-} * ment specialist at Keesler Air; Force Base, Miss., has been se-! lected Keesler’s Airman of the; = Month for August. He is assigned} = to the 3380th Supply Squadron and} has since his return from overseas in| December 1958. He formerly was' gy a student at Central Michi-! gan University. * * * been. with that organization) #% |Z . . | BRACKETT DAVIDSON | Stationed in Korea with the U. S. | Army is Pvt. Robert A. Davidson, ison of Mr. and Mrs. William Dav- lidson of 3070 Eastwood Dr. Pvt. (Davidson attended Avondale High |$chool before enlisting Dec. 8_1958_. {He underwent basic training at! \Fort Leonard Wood, Mo. Friends |may address mail: Pvt. Robert A.| Davidson, U. 8. 55641993, 226 Signal] COPEMAN Co., APO 8, San Francisco, Calif. — 2 “fech and every young adventurer whe comes into the downtown office of Pontioc State Bank accompanied by en adult will receive FREE one Indian ,. Heed-Dress. while the supply lests. $e be sure to bring the youngsters in anytime during Downtown Festival Deys: Thurs. 10 A.M. 9 A. M. te 12 Noon. DON’T MISS IT! to 5.P,M.; Friday, 10 A.M, to 6 P.M., or Sef. » when it’s a-question of money, ,. see your banker first ! | RIRVE Petites Your Money’s Worth ...And More! YOU GET MORE FOR YOUR FOOD DOLLARS than ever before! In terms of both quality and , quantity. And, a smaller percentage of family income is paying for this food. Last year American families spent $75 billion for food or 22 per cent of their income. This $76 billion may seem like a lot of money but, it isn’t, when you stop to consider that only two generations ago the average family spent almost 50 per cent of its income on food. Today, you’re getting more food, more nutrition and more economy for your money. Shop the food pages of your daily newspaper for best food buys for the whole family. THE PONTIAC PRESS THIRTY-FOUR THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1959 Special Notice! Notice! ww Furruen nonce | TO ‘OUR CUSTOMERS. j Ic response t | Charge Only 3 Per Cent We inthe So es Tax has far encow,.postponement of the in. other S: Spect our pri fons, Tax On All Purchases | find acre’, Morkets, with stampo-or wana meat, them with MPs and you‘l]. We Pay the Difference ices are lower YOUR array Groceries Meat, Produce and Dairy. NORTHWOOD MARKETS MEANS GREATER WE RESERVE THE RIGHT To LIMIT pty, slp oi tagalad 888 Orchard Lake Rd. DOMINO SUGAR HILLS BROS. SOFFEE Open Daily ‘til 9 P.M. Large 5 Lb. Bag 1 Lb. Can Open Sunday ‘til 5 P.M. SAVE 30¢ U.S. NO. 1 RUSSET : vey 0 " Ponas CAMPBELL’S FINEST Improved Large Cy id — | gas PORK & BEANS 7 ics: LT 149%... oe oe ee ee ee oe ee ee oe ee ee ee ee VALUABLE COUPON GOOD TOWARDS THE PURCHASE OF Hills Bros. Coffee ‘::% 49c ! 3 . WITH COUPON VALUABLE COUPON GOOD TOWARDS THE PURCHASE OF i ] ! Domino Sugar 6 sx 4 LIMIT 1 COUPON PER CUSTOMER LIMIT 1 COUPON PER noe NONE SOLD TO MINORS OR DEALERS . NONE SOLD TO MINORS OR DEALERS COUPON EXPIRES SEPTEMBER 19, 1959 ° COUPON EXPIRES SEPTEMBER 19, 1959 2) SUT U.S.D.A. Choice Quality Tender = BEEF Chuck Roasts 39 aoeanunaeaaneanal ————e—e—e "i'n romaro sag! DUNCAN HINES BUTTERMILK PANCAKE MIX HUNT CLUB BURGER BITS DOG FOOD OUR OWN POTATO CHIPS....... 1 Ib. bag 59c Elmdale Cream Style GOLDEN CORN, 303 can 10c SEA MIST Pine Scent AMMONIA, 24 oz. bot. 25¢ NED CHICKEN CHICKEN | 5-02. ) Can . 5 C TILDEN’S 93 SCORE Fresh Creamery ria 1 Lb. Carton in OO MMMM ULM ‘ee . FARM FRESH Mild U.S. No. 1 Quarters ry Sm. s ENTER cs © (UY) Yellow Onions Oi. 1 Gg CHUCK ROAST 53¢ us = ‘Enre SAVE 20c ROUND BONE Wiel Shadynook Grade ‘A’ | CHUCK ROAST 65¢ wu. Fresh —_ \.,' Fancy Home Grown CHUCK STEAK Porn | “: Green Peppers 7 for prin tet 6 Large Eggs ie English ROAST 89¢ u Sacer : Calitornie, Swost U.S. No. 1 Mich. = Ste wing BEEF 69¢ us. _ DEMING'S ALASKA oN Bartlett Pears , APPLES F BEEF SHANKS | 49 ‘ ik AM Lbs. Lbs. = Lb. RED SALMON “© [2° 29|[3"29'] ae =| toms FINEST QUALITY, STRICTLY erase | se” ERESH, SOLID HEADS, GREEN = GROUND 4 Beigel Pak rat i CABBAGE ‘E| BEEF hb. $1.39 = PESCHKE’S FINEST QUALITY SUGAR CURED Anant Sa MAXWELL HOUSE INSTANT COFFEE Large 6 oz. Jar Speen = HYGRADE’S FINEST, ee breach eas f 954] a es heer a NORTHERN :s White or 5 Pastel PESCHKE’S FINEST Cc HI-C sige Paper | PLAIN OR GARLIC YOUNG, TENDER, PLUMP - | _ 9 cumew fas) 12%, || "RING. |DUCKLINGS 30 BOLOGNA OR SLICED ae. ad =| BOLOGNA = wae | | SxaMess | FULL LB. PKG. i UDOUEOAVAAOENAGGOOAEAUTLUAHL Lembrecht Forms, Genuine Rock Cornish Hens — 14 Oz. Weight TUFFY. sellin | 3 ° \ ; : POT CLEANERS 2 ES Giant . 46 Or. 24 Can FOR SALADS -FRYING- BAKING SCOTT WHITE or PASTEL = MAZOLA OIL | -TOILET TISSUE cli "I 719 Roll 7 0: FS oS Ae ae... ae % , *< f . ey Robert Stanley The 30th anniversary tea of the Junior Child Study Club was held Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Adolph H. Magnus on Brookside drive, Bloomfield Hills, who is pictured here greeting her We Must Be Crazy By MARY PRIME NEW YORK (UPD—We Americans have become so car-crazy that we want every- thing to look like an auto, says an industria) designer. “Vacuum ‘cleaners have tail fins, fruit juicers have tail fins, and so do outboard mo- tors,’ said J. Gordon Lippin- cott, who is a partner and co-founder of a design firm here . “That’s just the first of a fong list of design cliches which are derivative of auto sty! ing but not always appropriate to the function of the product,” he added. “Look at the run of ads for smal] appliances in any magazine or newspaper. * * * “Time was, when radiator grills were found only on the front end of the family trans- portation. Now you find the same motif on everything from gas heaters to radios, Chrome strips and two-tone color jobs are just as common.” Harriet Rose Meyers and Their parents are Dr. and Vrs. M. P. Meyers and Mr. and Mrs. & Even Our Fruit Juicers Who is at fault — consum- ers or designers? * * * “Both,” Lippincott said. “Americans are primarily in- terested in Active Products— products that, like the auto- mobile and the airplane, go places and get things done."’ BLAME SOCIETY Our society determines taste, the designer continued. In the middle ages, people primarily were “interested in spiritual values and the life to come Pentise Press Photes cohostesses for the day; from left, Mrs. Donald O. Newman, Mrs.-Edward H. Vieriech, Mrs. Peter Aldo, Mrs. Hugh Hales, and Mrs, Allan Denham. into Gothic churches and illum- inated manuscripts. “While we of 20th century America haven't totally aban- doned the contemplative, our aims are different, The more things a given product does and the more efficiently it does them, the more we admire it,” he said, * * * Automobiles, p h o n o graphs and household appliances are essentially a coordinated blend of many of the same mechan- ical processes, he explained. - So it’s natural that their vis- By Pontiac Eastern Star Have Fins ual appearances reflect this. But designers also must shoulder some blame for fall- ing into ‘‘innecessary ruts” just because they think ‘‘peo- ple will insist on an air-con- ditioner that looks like a box in the window or a oon besa wer . he Ges She carried a white orchid mier Nikita 8. Khrushchev, made no ance by Fred Waring and his “Penn- =the turkey and, in the last spot, came ‘ Detunie Srene juaritbe headdress icaried erm on a ee Bek, th concession to American Standards of syivanians” singing old-time and _ Iime glace with lady fingers, and nuts, 5 evening in the Crystal Ball Fupgi feathered carnations and lily formal dress, at turkey and more than i ——— candies and coffee. é room mB Hotel emery are dict eas * ® - of the valley streamefs. the usual trimmings Tuesday night at Sitting at the head of the big x wk + lac. couple spoke their Detroit was best * * ; ae E-shaped table with President Twenty Russiar included in © ‘ MRS, RUSSELL THORNE a White House state dinner. pe enty ans were included in | perine ine gendiacrened Morris c Ushers were age age are nuke TT an, = Although the affair was as formal and Mrs. Eisenhower, the premier the dinner for 100, including the ; Bpearianee Segal. a apes sale pd hail A gel Bence of Pontiac, and Sam Story of ) as Washington ean get, Khrushchev and his wife enjoyed a turkey Khrushchevs’ son, two daughters and The ‘adie ma Coloma an aan Schweris’ — ef ree wk organs Lake Orton . arrived wearing a black business suit dinner maile elaborate to fit the son-in-law, the Russian ambassador, © esti poy Por _— Soi af Gael gow Schering « Gell ahaniasnrivan Following 2 reception in the and a gray silk four.in-hand tié. formal occasion. a group of Russian officials and a 5 taffeta with Alencon lace. The Following a reception, the and a butterfly bow of rose church parlors, the bride © ite ‘ be Leading off was melon with pros- Soviet newsman. ‘ pearl-studded lace appliqued left for Carmelbythe- satin in thé back. She wore a = changed to a green wool suit | appeared te be wearing"the clutto ham followed by curry soup x* * re : pear studded ince te cullst Sel and San #¥incieco, Calif. rose tata of goed pearl and with a white collar and gray g . Seme-eult, shirt and tle that he itt, whole wheat Melba toast. Then 4 and long sleeves. The full hoop for their oon. They will. carnations dyed to match her = Secessories. She carried the * had on earlier in the day. At least caine, molded Ghd Louis with. cole Also present wére Vice President skirt formed-a chapel train and pid > gap enmemble in @ cascade ar- White orchid from her-qwedding they looked alike. ES and Mrs. Richard Nixon and Senate | "r 4 : a tomato basket and Boston she carried a bouquet of * -&#. x rangement. bouquet. . The Democratic leader Lyndon B. Johnson etephanotis ‘and Amazon lilies Mra, Meyers were @ gown ei e- é. eo 4 ee Russian visitors mingled with a brown bread sandwiches. and Speaker Sam Rayburn. Other Her fingertip, two-tiered veil of sapphire blue Chantilly lace Ruth Freeman, another sis- Mrs. mm wore a beige Bh ETOUP of dinner guests as varied 85 99 nugsIANS INVITED members from. Congress were Re- of Elieaietaen, Giese wad held: and peau de coke with tong ter of the bride, was brides lace shell Gites Wik mam fa.” +? White House could make 1t--from © 1 os young turkey came next, publican fen. Hiram L. Pong and by = Juliet cap outlined in sleeves and a high neckline. maid, as were two cousins green jes and @ yellow the mayor of Des Moines, lows, to the: © tan Sid iy ‘seeks Sheed. ttdiotng, Democratic Rep. Daniel K. Inouye pearls. The cap had been worn She wore a lace and peau de Kay Hayward and Gene Mor- orchid corsage. Mra. Thorne president of the New York Stock Ex- + ne. ’ : . . by her matron of honor, Mrs. sole headpiece and matching ison. They wore gowns and wore a blue lace dress with change. gravy, whole cranberry sauce, scal- both of the new state of Hawai. Samuel Millstone of Gettys- accessories. Mra. Dunsky wore tiaras _siniilar to the maid.of . navy accessories and @ yellow ON GOLD service loped: sweet potatoes and pineapple, | FBI Chief J. Edgar Hoover and Al- burg. at wedding a dress of Alencon lace over honor, but # emerajd green orchid. ; ; Fren & e, en W. Dulles, chief Central In-. | last eB aes — Pt with” Pov ‘ pret “ =; The elaborate dinner on the White seed alisha: = ‘mongin sihosiies Aehene- tea an proor a Bridesmaids were Mra and a V-neckline. the ware Set. . . | . ~~ @ “House ~ service was followed by a Tosséd® bibb lettuce Parmesan cerned with combatting communism etd aah Sandra whibe ot had white otehida _ worea wane pi irtnon Five pages today —t saa = 7 we YS —— rea oe Fe - ) Birmingham. All the atten. pinned to’ their purses, - dyess and. @ carnation head- in Women’s on - aiid 3 4 t . . yw i u a ns 4 i : S : 4 a : & EE Ee a genre ST bec PRR me teh eet paige ra PY * 7 HE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1959 > é » «(T'S NOT ~HOW MANY _ «NOT HOW FEW ---NOT HOW COSTLY IT’S THE Sentiment OF FLOWERS THAT COUNTS Prance FLORAL COMPANY 559 ORCHARD LAKE FE 2-0127 TWO DAILY DELIVERIES TO DETROIT AND INTERMEDIATE POINTS EDERAL dept. stores Don’t ever tron Whter Bali these famous bras were born to stay smooth! OPEN EVERY NIGHT TO 9 Mon. thru Sat. Wired cotton bandeau White drip-dry, self-ironing, even the pucker- proof shoulder straps! Sizes 32-40, _B-C cups. Stop in, try one on today! 395 Wired fong-line cotton bra White drip-dry, shirred no-gap underarms, elastic easy-fit section. Sizes 34-42, 9 B-C cups. Comfort and fit assured! 5 ” Let o our expertly trained corsetieres "Hit vou correctly for comfort and figure flattery. Buy now, pay later! “Charge It” No Coffee Breaks - Never N eglect, ‘Exercise =] How would you like to do this on your coffee break ——evercise! In Russia. instead of coffee breaks there are exercise breaks lasting from five to seven minutes, and wt has been proven that they lessen fatigue and increase productivity. Five Concerts Scheduled by Cranbrook Guild tobert Gerle, Hungarian vio linist, will perform at the first concert of the Cranbrook Music Guild's winter series Oct. J4 The series of five concerts continues with the traditional Young Artists Coneert Nov 21 featuring winners of 1959 Grinpell Scholarships Iris Bala, mezzo-soprano winner of the 1999 operatic scholarship, and Karen Louise Taylor, win ner of the 1959 piano scholar ship, will perform * * * For the third concert on Jan 26, the Guild has scheduled the Detroit Symphony Wind Quin tet. Composed of Detroit Sym phony soloists, this group has made numerous appearances in the Detroit: area and wasn star attraction at Cranbrook Gardena Summer Music Festi val this year ° COOSTC OSC COSS CCC COC CCS SCS CSCC NCSC CSC CCC FALL FESTIVAL SALE! The Netherlands String Quar- tet will appear at the Feb. 23 concert. This will be the only local appearunce for these Virtuoso musicians, all mem bers of the famed Amsterdam Concertgehouw Orchestra * * * The final concert of April 26 brings pack Mischa Kottler, Detroit's well known concert pianist. This will be his sec- ond appearance with the Music Guild This final program will be held in Kingswood School Audi torium while the first four concerts will take place at Cranbrook House the sleeveless with wide Its a success breitachwantz coat, shoulders, held tight by means of | a black leather belt Famed Brand DRESS Regular Values to 14.99, Now An outstanding selection of new autumn 3 5 90 © Mushroom styles in smooth leather or suede. or little heels, ta:lored or dressy Ginger Brown, Ruby Wine, Green, Grey Famed. Brand SPORTS . Reg. 6.99 and 7.99 Newest ties, mocs, eastic-laced styles made for light, soft-go- ing. Suede, smooth, or crushed leather on soles. * Red SHOES High Black, smooth or crepe ® Grey Shoe Selon — Merzanine but like our soccer. ally a game of the masses. tically every school, factory’ | village in the Soviet ‘Union; has its own team. More than a million players take part regularly in official games. ° Make no gnistake about it, the Russians have an extensive physi- tonal importance and it encotn- passeg all age groups. There are two branches of | Physical Culture in the Soviet | Union, There is the official or | state branch and there is also | the voluntary branch. I have | been informed that the number | of factory and office workers | who take part in sports in. | creased by almost four million ' during 1956 alone. Instead of coffee breaks dase are exercise breaks in many of! ithe factories of the Soviet Union, | ‘These last from five to seven | ] minutes and it has been proven) that they lessen fatigue and in- crease productivity. BGTO BADGE | To show you how imbued the. Russians are with this idea I will’ tell you that school boys try hard to get the BGTO badge which. gets its name from’ the Russian words which mean “Be ready, for Labor and Defense.” | | | The Russians do not play golf | but they ski and skate and play | football, tennis, and ping pong. When I thing of all the con- veniences we have and of al] the. cars we have — when I remember that our teenagers don’t like to! walk a mile unless they are run- ning a mile in competition — I am convinced that we have a great need for our President's Physical--Fitness program * ¥ * Tomorrow. ‘Today, Middle Age ‘Has All But Disappeared.” a member of the Catholic Youth Organization, Holy Name Society, and held the positions of president, vice president, and sales manager for Junior Achievement. Reception Will Honor Republican Area Club Plans to Greet Official of GOP Women Oakland County, Republican Women will honor the assistant chairman of the Republican National Committee, Mrs. Frank E. Williams, at a re- ception from 2:30 to 4:30 Sun- day at Birmingham Commun- ity House. Mrs. Williams, whose home is in St. Petersburg, Fla., will be making her first official visit to Michigan. As assistant chairman, Mrs. Williams is the national committee's director of women’s activities. The re- ception in her honor will mark the inauguration of the Oakland County Council o: Republican Women’s Clubs. The newly formed council will undertake the largest, most concentrated countywide organizational drive in the history of women's activities in the country. * * * Pontiac area women active in planning this reception for Mrs. Williams are Mrs. L. R. Sampson, general chairman (Mrs. Sampson is vice-chair- man of the county committee), and Mrs. Byron Cole, Mrs. Frederick J. Poole, Mrs. Charles H, Crawford, and Mrs Donald Henley, members of the invitations committee. Mrs. Lynn D. Allen, Mrs Charles M. Campbell, and Mrs. William B. Hartman are serv- ing on the reception commit: tee. ® * * Mrs. C. E. Wilson and Mrs. Don Ahrens of Bloomfield Hills will pour. Mr. Aherns and Mr. Wilson will be in the receiving line PTA Plans Tea to Meet Teachers The Willis School PTA will hold a friendship tea in the multipurpose room of the school at 2 p.m. Thursday. Mrs. Thomas Henson will preside. Parents will have a chance to meet the teachers, officers and room chairmen for the coming school year. italian-Americans Plan” Their Annual Fall ange eaten wnt Oe oe prize will be a portable television set. : - "The club's annual fall breakfast for members and their friends will be held in October at: the hall. Ranzilla, and Mrs. Paul H. Spadafore, * * * Mrs. Ralph Puertas and Mrs. Richard Puertas were cohostesses for Monday's meeting. L,, Newmode $-T-R-E-T-C-H NYLONS WITH SEAMS Try this sheer stocking that will fit your legs per- fectly! Theycling . . bend and stretch with you. .. seams stay in place. Take ad- vantage of this exciting value . Buy sev: eral pair! ee down, Yo OILY \ a. or 4 School Girl Triple Cu/f ANKLE SOCKS 10° Pr. Sizes 3 to 6x CHILDREN’S WEAR I SLACKS $ SWEATERS Infants’ 1 to 3 82 N. Saginaw Neumode Hosiery Shop FE 2-7730 i \ Sef Our $17.50 <3} Permanents, Complete..... Special for Month of September 15 Complete for TONY’S BUDGET SHOP SPECIAL! Regular $1050 owed bar | 30 TONY’S Main Floor Riker Bldg. BEAUTY SHOP FE 3-7186 STAPP' S Downtown Festival Days Value... Elegant Black NYLON VELVET Detachable Strap-to-Flat New Oval Toe Styling It's the newest! Wear every- ~where. Partying, school, sta- dium for this new Nylon Velvet comes back to newness with quick brushing. New too is the heel style. Come try it on! abst: JUVENILE BOOTERIE | 28 E. Lawrence St. : (Open Mon, and Fri. Eves. to 9) aaa ae ae ee ‘ THE PON (TIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1939 * ‘THIRTY.SEVEN Keloa Klub Welcomes By MURIEL LAWRENCE .The son of a divorced mother fell Members Linda Gaylord, | Sharon Clark. ew Sponsors The amie Keloa Klub mem- bership tea was held Sunday afternoon at the Oakwood street home of Kay and Mary Jo Whitfield. President Barbara Strang welcomed new members af the group afd. presented Linda Gaylord as new junior spon- sor and Sharon Clark as new senior sponsor. Miss Clark is a past president of the Keloas. * * * Jama (, Hook, founder of the club, was introduced to the group and was presented a corsage of vellow and purple flowers, the Keloa colors. Vice president Sharon Young pre- sented flowers to Miss Clark and Miss Gavlord. NEW MEMBERS New members attending the tea were Virginia Norvell, Sally Hamulton, Clyde Eller, Karen Bronoel, Mary Lou Mc- Laughlin, Helen Ramsdell, Sue Ann Terry, and Carol Ann tiley Renate Walterskirehen of Vi- enna, Austria, and Nina Krito- poulou of Athens, Greece were introduced by Miss Strang as honorary members. ~~ * * Karen Buchman offered to ,, open her home on _ Delrose street for the pledge night por- tion of the initiation, and Sue Smith volunteered to be host- ess for the informa! initiation at her home on North Johnson avenue. The forma} initiation will be held Sept. 30 at the Old Mill Inn beaut Clinic by Edythe McCulloch Wherever you go let heav- enly tragrance iollow you If you have a favorite pertume then buy its compraion co- ogne and splash tt on your ff body aiter ecch bath Save the perfume for pujse spots Your bedy heat will do the most in bringing ou! the sence of your cologre Since heat rises. start with your feet and legs in the cologre treat- ment. . Thus your sci: tilating feminine ragrance will seem to come ‘rom wathir ‘lo dab of perfume behira the ears will ever achieve this ef- ‘act We encourage you to use vour ‘special’ bottle o! per- nume ... it wi! deteriorate with ™a Phone Edythe McCulloch Beauty Shoppe, FE 2-7431 608 Pontiac State Bank ‘er fought the plan in every way in love with a girl of different re- ‘ligious faith and announced his in- ‘tention of marrying her. As she told me herself, his moth- She could. She first refused toaneet the girl. Then she agreed to meet her, but unable-to control her re- 'sentment, treated her so badly that ‘she was ashamed to meet her again, Understanding of Problems Ce omes Slowly | “At he trip's ed she became en ' matt fe te ten te tee shes Perhaps her « may rs, F. who! she didn't expect him to. My heart, is broken, 1 have lost my child." Legion Auxiliary Meets Saturday The adixiliary to the Amer- ican Legion Chief Pontiac Post 377 held. a meeting Saturday evening at the Post home. Delegates to the fall con- ference were selected and Junier Activities Chairman, Mrs, Lewis Tate, shewed dolls which the junior members will - make as gifts Hostesses were Mrs. Richard West and Mrs. Mitchell Ram- part. of em! hii rrr ee) PARAMOUNT BEAUTY SCHOOL Wh’ Ss. 1, Sean, ele, Tan Sy Poin, eh Write. phone or call in person for Free PHONE FEDERAL 4-2352 HAIR FASHIONS .. . for Fall Require A PROFESSIONAL PERMANENT WAVE CALLIE’S BEAUTY SHOP 116 North Perry “FE 2-6361 She warned her bey of the mis- ery ahead when his views on duty, God and sin came into con- , flict with his wife’s and would make the training of their chil- dren an endless argument. Fin- ' ally, he quietly married the girt —and his distraught mother re- moved herself from the intolera- ble situation by taking an ocean voyage, As soon as she departed, she {, found herself overwhelmed with & memories of other inconsiderate {. people in her life. She recalled how ter, had once loaned the Sister her new belt without asking her per- € mission, She remembered the aunt je who was always threateing. her © with God's wrath if she failed to ‘love’ her sister. She remembered her husband's infidelity and his habit ef delaying his support checks € in order to make her ask for them. MOMS Plan ‘Fall Supper Mrs. Leander Arnold was hostess Wednesday afternoon at her home on North Opdyke road to MOMS of America Unit 21 of Galloway Lake. Mrs George Scheppleman was co- hostess for the §uncheon. * * * Mrs. Earl Kaul and Mrs Oscar Bouck took pait in the program. Plans were made for the fall supper and bazaar and for the unit's visit to Howell Sa for Veter- ans Names were drawn for monthly hostesses for the com- ing year. The next meeting will be at Mrs. Bouck’s home on Pontiac road Methodist Group Meets Thursday The Woman's Society of Christian Service of the First Methodist Church held a busi- ness meeting Thursday morn- ing at the church parlors. A luncheon followed the execu- tive meeting. Mrs. Dudley Colby led the worship service and Mrs. Ches- ter Caughell was program” - chairman for the day Some of the members plan to attend a seminar this week at Owosso. W.S.C.S. circles wilt hold their—meetings this week at the hotues of various members SSCCCSCSSCCSS DOWNTOWN PONTIAC FESTIVAL DAYS . . Join the fun AND THE SAVINGS of Children’s Wear FOR RIGHT NOW Reg. 7.98 TA Na Sizes 3 to 6x and 7 to 14 Dark cotton plaids or solids . ., all tubbable! All in season Fill her classroom needs at this , Festival of Savings! Boys’ Corduroy SLACKS 1.88 He goes to school in corduroy slacks that can take his rough and tum- ble’ play. Boxer back Sizes 3 to 6x. Come on Downtown and through the winter Schoolgirl DRESSES SALE SNOW SUITS Reg. 10.98 3 ay Your bigget : ‘Bay of the season! | Warm quilted fining in beautiful tone snowsuits. Wind resistant and rts oath ait air toa nies tn two- her mother, ‘c who had favored her younger sis- € water repellent. Button on hood. Girl oF boy style. Sites 3 to 6x. < Seam < * fife ™ Shop r er og. tabulous savings. smooth finishes. Sizes NTOWN FESTIVAL DAYS... Something tremendously important is happening downtown . . . Thursday, Friday and Saturday peo CoOeeoee ee e686 o . especially here, at Arthur's where we have FESTIVAL DAY PRICES on our BRAND NEW FALL MERCHANDISE! brims and others Millinery Salon — Second Floor SALE FABULOUS FURRED FALL SUITS ... 44 Our Reg. $49 and $59 Furred Suits trimmed with Natural Raccoon and Black’ Dyed Red Fox The feminine chanel-inspired jocket, the walking suit, imported woolens, flannels, reverse twists, boucles, and soft: 7-15 and 8-18. Suit Selon — Second Floor A Festival of Values New Fall HATS Reg. to 12.98 ...7.70 Height of the season fashions in millinery_at A glorious array of colors in derbys,. cloches, toques, pillboxes, New this season dresses in little street styles or office, date and campus fashions Wools and wool jerseys. Sizes for junior, misses’ and women. BRAND NEW FALL DRESSES Regular fo 17.98 3.88 and 7.88 blends' At the very beginning three quarter sleeve novelty FUR BLEND OWEATERS Reg. to 10.98 Most popular of all... fur of the sweater season Long sleeve slipons, long sleeve cardigans‘and styles. Assorted colors Sizes 34 to 40, Regular to 10.98 All wool tatlored slim styles in tweeds, solids FALL SKIRTS 5.88 4 7:88 and pleated plaids. Sizes 8 to 18 beige FAMOUS BRAND. 6g Hae * SALE of our own Braunda Seamless HOSE Save more when you buy more. Your opportunity c to stock up on the brand you've come to depend on. Every-occasion seam. less in seashell or creme = 8 Pr. BAN & GIRDLE SALE Famous Brand Cotton Bras, Reg 2.60, 33 90 42,.A, 6, cn o n Lace, Bras, Reg. ened to 40,A; ac gst eee Reg. 7.95 . ieee eb estan, 479. €xtro Festival Doys Hours — Shop Thurs., Fri., Sat. 'til 9 P.M. Sportswear — Main Floor Sale Fabulous New FALL GOATS 544 New Reversible Coats! City-Country tweeds and smooth textured classics. Woolen fabrics by Forstmann, Hockanum, Worumbo, and others. Coats for the _ women on-the-go. Sizes 6 to ]8 and 5 to 15. CAMEL HAIR _, BOY GOATS 24.98 > wool . Double breasted, pearl buttons, deep ‘ pockets G stitched * * detailing Ceet Selen — Second Flees LINGERIE Reguler 5.98 and 6.98 Festival Dey Priced......... ; 3.88 Slips, Gowns, Baby Doll Pajamas and Half Slips. In nylon tricot and cotton batiste. Lingerie — Main Fleor _ Genuine Leath her HANDBAGS ms 479 fe EL, ae ey wae’ 2.89 4.89 Just 5) new fall handbogs. Two im- portant: price groups. Block, brown, beige, grey and red. Accessories — Mein Fleer’ > Se —y- THIRTY. EIGHT. * Prighids nea Jevenee) giving the nanegp tonne in Japan -now eee have large a ll in aSTOP. —e Zeta Eta . Entertains Zeta Eta Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi held a progressive dinner Tuesday evening to en- 4 's tertain. its pledges. N ete Mies cme of Sere Soe “ie a a- ort i azo | lardi at North East boulevard. TEN STORES The main course was at Mrs. Richard Templeton’s Ogemaw road home, and dessert was served at the home of Mrs. William Debniak in Drayton Plains. ® Young's Men’s Wear ® Cunningham's ne. © $. S. Kresge Co. ©D. Jj. Healy Shops ® Mercury Cleaners ® Richards Boys’ and é eit . 4 SPR AAR ® Mary jane Shoes ils’ W © Welch's Gifts Card 4| Guests for the evening were ons Mole “eee tS 4 Mrs. Karl Dole, Mrs, E. W. OPEN THUKS. & FRI. NIGHTS ‘TIL 9 P.M. YREE PARKING 850 CARS | Watchpocket, Mrs, John Mc. Rochester at Tienken Roads ©| Donald, Mrs. James pi se NIE a AO tN. elt» ARO Ee on _and Mrs. William Motzny,. a ei ere ETN Se ne om “WESTERN” HURON STREET FESTIVAL DAYS Shop Our Sidewalk Booth REGISTER FOR MERLE NORMAN DOOR PRIZES PRIZES NAME... ce ccssceersernrsess 1 Complete M. Norman wae Saces e OmniheR ie: Make Up et F527 6ee0r os 2 Spray Bottle Cologne Toedendodussodss e and Bath Powder New Liquid Bubble § PHONE NO... . Bath DROP THIS IN OUR BOX MERLE NORMAN Reg. 3.50 Reg. 1.75 COLOGNES 1.50 $] MERLE NORMAN STUDIO 12 WEST HURON ST. pean ° ——— 7 eee 59 MODEL SELL-OUT CONTES T! SCHUTZ “MOTORS SELL-A-GRAM 1999 INGS BOND FREE! — — DATE Sept. 16 19; ALL NeW CAR BUYERS _— wIN GORGEOUS MINK STOLE FREE $500 SAV —_ —— PLUS FABULOUS PRIZES FREE! ALL "59" MODELS SELLIN —__ COST! , CHECK CONTEST DETAILS IN SHOWROOM — — you CAN WIN! REPEAT YOU CAN WIN! DON'T WAIT. SCHUTZ MOTORS. INC. 912 $. ALL DAY THURSDAY . . « Third Floor TRUNK FALL 59 COATS Mr. R. J. Sullivan Tepreaentative of tamed Shagmoor coats will be here personally ta help you select your coat from our stock or special order one for you. Style #458 569.95 ee Se Style #400 $9. 95 J Style #674 $79.95 Fashion leaders, professional: women, Career executives . live in a Shagmoor. Once you've worn a Shagmoor, you ‘ll never be quite as-hdppy in a coat of any other make. Choose tomorrow from our collection of thoroughly fashion-right myles, al expertly tailored for that look-like- a-million fit and feel. Mr. Sullivan will have many addi ‘Welte's a Coats tional Shagmoor coats that you may custom-order for Third Floor early delivery. Misses’, women’s, petite sizes. ” Mrs. Alfred Hutchinson, Drayton Mrs. Milton Reddeman of Oxbow Lake, and Mrs. Norman Davi- son of Clarkston (left to right) get Plains, Getting into the swing of things are Mrs. Charles Chapman, left, Mrs. J. W. Maguire, pianist, and Mrs. Roy Par- Pontiac Mothersingers group is starting its 25th year as re- hearsals get under way for fall and winter programs. Started in 1934 by Lylia Brew- er Tabor with groups and Mc> Connell and Wisner schools, the organization stil] has three of its charter members: Mrs, Sidney Fellows of Pontiac, Mrs. Milton Reddeman, Oxbow Lake, and Mrs. Norman Davi- son of Clarkston. * * *® From a small beginning, the Mothersingers grew to 135 MIRACLE MILE Tn aad | 509 12 ocial” ¥« pet aes | “Fabulous” vis the name...and/ so’s the fit There's a soft, stretchable inner collar that makes the “Fabulous” a pump every woman can wear. No pinching at the instep. No gaping at the sides. And it’s gently rounded for toe-free fit. - “Fabulous”... the most wanted pump in America den. members in the first few years. In 1940 a triple trio sang ev- ery two weeks on a PTA pro- gram carried by. a local radio station. The main work for many * years has been participation in the state convention of the PTA Congress. * * * The Mothersingers have en- tertained at PTA meetings, council meetings, church dedi- cations, the World Day of Prayer, mother and daughter banquets, community clubs, "etezales, THE SHOE WITH THE BEAUTIFUL FIT right down to the business of rehears- ing. Mrs, Reddeman and Mrs. Davi- son are charter members of the Pontiac Mothersingers. Pontiac Press Phetes The three are rehearsing for the opening program of the eee Mothersingers this fall, childrens’ programs and the tuberculosis sanatorium. *® * * Members buy their own mu- sic and pay a director and accompanist. The director is Mrs. Charles Chapman and Mrs. Wayne Maguire is ac- companist at the present time. * * * New members are always welcome. The only requirement is to be a member of some PTA group, and to want to sing and to meet socially with the others in the group. ' ++. On a versatile mid-heel, Sizes 5 to 9 is [5¥al 6 1644! 7 |7¥ai 8 Ty 9 [9¥2110 10%) 11 | 12) eek fia Sarees ain ixisxl AAA | {xix lela dw fatal xe del x [xix Betices [aixixulx[xtul xminlwixtix _ Al xixnixi{xinixjxlulatr mots : Binixixlxiultxnltaliatxtwtxba«u tx | Cc! mixix{xixnixdsl» | 4 et * * ae oe * en ‘Save Your. Neighbors } aLong Trip " By EMILY POST “Dear Mrs. Post: We are ' planning to have an “aaveiling : of a monument” in memory of “We live on a street where our neighbors are very friend- ly. A few of these neighbors have made it known that they would like to attend the serv- ice. In order to avoid hurt feelings, we feel that we should send invitations to our neigh- bors—about ten in all. How- ever, we do not want them to feel obliged to come to the | cemetery since a number of them may find it a hardship to come to the cemetery which is about twenty miles from here. “Would it be proper to write a short note on the printed card giving information as to where the service will be held and thetime,_ete.,. to. the effect that we would certainly under- stand if they do not make the trip to the cémetery and also that they will be welcome to stop at our house later?” Answer: Your idea is en- tirely proper. “Dear Mrs. Post: When the centerpiece on a dinner table is of fruit rather than flowers, isn't it proper for a guest to help himself, or hersetf to a piece of fruit after dessert? A triend of mine says it is not proper to disarrange the fruit and that it is purely for decora- tion. Is she right about this?” Answer: If the fruit is so arranged that there is any danger of causing an ava- lanche of the rest by taking out one piece, don't risk it. If there is no such danger, you may help yourself. “Dear Mrs. Post: I am to be married shortly and a ques- tion has arisen as to who should pay for the liquor and other beverages served at the wedding reception. I have al- ways believed that the bride- groom was supposed to pay this part of the expense, but have been told that this is dcfinitely the bride's family’s obligation. Will you please tell me if I am right.” Answer: I'm sorry, but you are wrong. The bride’s family pays for all the expenses of the wedding reception. August Group Holds Meeting July-August group of First _Presbyterian Church met Fri- day at the West Iroquois road hore of Mrs. W. Hannon Hub- bard. Cohostesses for the luncheon meeting were Mrs. Lola Kemp, Mrs. Clyde Under- wood and Mrs. Harry Windiate. Mrs. Hugh Little was named chairman of the nominating committee with Mrs. Leon Belknap and Mrs. Ted Koella Jr. assisting. Mrs. Little and Mrs. Mary West took part in the program. Members are asked to turn in their experience money at the next meeting to be held Oct. 9 at the home of Mrs. Paul Maize of Davisburg. A rum- mage sale is planned for Oct. 17.. Striking originals in the | vogue of smart sophistica- i} tion. Exclusive with de Cor in Pontiac. | | | From $22.95 f SEPTEMBER SPECIAL Carpeting $ 5 95 se Elliott's x of Waterford . OR 3-1225 --Protessional PERMANENTS Styled as YOU | Like It! Barr RRs Yes math a | IMPERIAL | BEAUTY SALON 219 Auburn Ave. FE 4-2878 1 No Foi nap tiene td ECGLESTON’S YOUR BACK-TO-SCHOOL HEADQUARTERS EGGLESTON’S DEPT. STORE ROMEO Smack. SOUT HEI HAIRSTYLING, Created by @ Luxur > Andre Beauty Salon ANDRE. Cold Wave . You Get All This: ‘ Perm in Cut ' j Custom No Extras 4 DO Compicte OUR SALON IS AIR CONDITIONED No Appointment Needed! OPEN. MON. AND FRI. TILL 9 P.M. * PE 5.9957. ES FT a ; THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 16,1959 2 SS eee OE eee LL | ele Abby Advises: ” 4 Auxiliary Will Hold , game Let Your S ilence Be Colder Instead of the Anniversary By ABIGAN. VAN “BUREN DEAR ABBY: I have been married almost 20 years to a man Who Was married before. His first wife died about 30 years ago. Next month my husband would have been mar- ried to his first wife 50 years she if she had didn’t live, you: under stand. She died. My husband wants us to celebrate’, his 50th wedding anniversary, I told him Wt 4 was not props er as we have \ been. married \, to each other for\pniy 20 years He said that 50 Years of mar- vied life was 5¢ years of mar- ried life and it didn't matter who he started out with. He lived. But ABBY | was finishing up with me. How can I stop him from making a fool of himself? We've been “quarreling about this all month. CONFUSED DEAR CONFUSED: You are not ‘‘confused" .. . your husband js “confused.” A wedding anniversary marks the number of years people have been married to each other. If you can't convince your husband of this fact, per- haps your clergyman can. Celebrate—your 20th. ‘The -an- niversary may not be golden — but your silence will be. x ~* * DEAR ABBY: My boyfriend and 1 are both 15. Lots of people think we are too young to talk about sex. Others think it isn't proper for a boy and a girl to discuss sex at all. But, Abby, we feel it is a big problem for lots of teen- agers and it should be dis- cussed together. _Please give Cultured Pearls Solid Gold Clasp 14.88 bits eae tay 9 iad ane ram x i. . ee bo mikY re! ee. Cooes ee Ce eee u Vade American STAINLESS STEEL ! Watch Bands Yellow or White *10.98 Teenage - 1 Diamond Going-Steady Ring @ ee ‘ ary, DIAMOND DINNER RINGS Yellow or White 715.88 x, 4 Se Gens aan t us your opinion. Are we right or wrong? R. or W. DEAR R. or W.: A discus- sion of “sex” can be whole- some, illuminating and con- structive only when an “‘au- thority” contributes to it. Two 15-year-olds cannot learn much in a discussion of this kind. When questions arise, ask an experienced adult (perhaps a parent or teacher) to’ guide the discussion and answer questions. Then you'll be sure the information is corre ct. There is nothing wrong with teenagers discussing sex in the presence of an_ enlightened adult * * * DEAR ABBY: I am a re- spectable woman, 26, who had the wrong man when [ was 19. My marriage lasted only one year but it seems that I must carry the stigma of this ‘‘dis- grace” forever. I've been going with a young - man for the past two years. He has put off introducing me to his family until finally he ran out of excuses. He fin- ally admitted that his mother wouldn't like me because she _ is against divorce. I love this man.- Abby, and I know he loves me. But I want to get married. What is a divorcee supposed to do? Kill herself? SANDRA DEAR SANDRA: Is divorce against the religious prin- ciples of this man’s family? If so, you are fighting a los- ing battle and you would-be wise to give him wp. If this is not the reason; your friend - is simply not adult enough to®. face his mother with the facts, in which case to know it now * * * CONFIDENTIAL TO ‘TRY- ING HARD": You married a man who is emotionally in knee-pants, But he is your hus- band. Lead him—do not push him. * * * For Abby's pamphlet, “What Every Teenager Wants To Know,” send 25c and a large, self-addressed, stamped envel- ope to this paper. SPECIAL GROUP MEN‘S| SHOES. ‘4.80 FREE To Size 11 AAAA to B $14.95 ' : | = 2 | ' | Cultured Pearl Rings *9. B88 | F | ' Items Above Not Exactly as Pictured ' ! HELEN FREEBURY ! 7 James H. Freebury of Kala- | REDMOND’S = | 22 5°E2.55, ) | ment of his daughter Helen a : Dolores to Jerry Raymond ! Jewelers—Optometrists | Young! eon of Sr. aad Mice. I Homer G. Young o. Wolfe : S81 N. Saginaw FE 2-3612 ' street. Both are attending i . . Western Michigan University. Pe] -\Auxiliary to American Legion, Membership Dinner Plans for a membership. to be held at 6:30 p.m. Oct. 17 at] «| the Post home were made at the meeting of Cook-Nelson Unit 20, Monday evening at the Post Hall. . *t #516 if The next district meeting will be at Cook-Nelson Post at 8:30 p.m. Oct. 2. The next membership meet- you are lucky. - ing will be at 8 p.m. Sept. 21. Win at Bridge The Pontiac Duplicate Bridge '~ Club met at the Elks Temple Monday evening with 13 tables in play. Winners were: Mr. and Mrs. Ericson Lewis; Mary Malchie and Harold Fineberg: of Palmer street, Alexander Mrs. S. Holden Simons and | H. Sarros, received his bach- Mrs. Ernest Clinton; M. K. | elor of ‘science degree in Thompson and Hugh Anderson; | physics this summer from the Joseph Nouse and Al Wallace University of Michigan. He is ' and Mrs. Thomas Hollis and a member of Sigma Nu fra- Robert Shorey. ternity. ALEXANDER 8. SARROS Son of Mrs. Afrodite Sarros | a Mother’ s Club ‘Hears Welfare Report at Meet A meeting of Pontiac Navy. Mothers Club. was held Thurs- day evening at the Naval _ Training center. Mrs. William Christie reported on welfare work done at Battle Creek and that a birthday gift had been sent to founder Mrs. Emma Jones in California who is con- fined to the hospital. Mrs. Charles Bryson report- ed that flowers had been sent to two mothers who recently Jost their babies. * * * The social meeting of the club will be held Sept. 25 at the South Shirley street home of Mrs. Loren Palen. The next business meeting will be Oct. 1 at the training center when plans for the turkey dinner will be made and tickets put on sale. , ' * * * A telegram of congratula- tions was sent to Bay City Club 881 for installation of officers. fall arrangements. Regular §. 3.50 STRAW FLOWER BOUQUETS FALL BASKET arrangement filled with miniature fruit and dried flow- $6p95 mie a JACOBSEN’S FLOWERS meecmn 101 N ‘. Saginaw FALL FESTIVAL EXCITEMENT AT OUR DOWNTOWN SIDEWALK TRAD- ING POST . . . We've used a tomahawk on prices of colorful materials for Imported Bone China CUP and Planted with fresh green foliage plants SAUCER Festival Sale Price 299 . 69¢ Everlasting flowers for errangemente. BRASS COMPOTE . artistically designed with dried flowers and berries. Ideai decoration for TV top, etc. Only sy FE 3-7165 Delivery twice daily to Birmingham, Bloomfield Hills and Detroit. i eS Rd Pd . = i Take the high road to happy living! . Join Grinnell’s New PIANO RENTAL CLUB * excitement Y on and tabbed for fashior 1 this casual sult isa busy commuter, suré of where its going. Textured woo! tweed. IN MOST WANTED . FALL COLORS 99.9 A DAVID CRYSTAL DOUBLE TAKE ... for interesting Elegance -A costume complete. for a perfect view by David Crystal. 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Discount; am open-end clause, but you have | ay, £ NEA Feature Writer means that the full charges for, been meeting your monthly pay. $. : You've looked at other,people’s the loan are deducted from the ments, your lending institution’ Station Makes Area homes and now you're more con- amount of the “loan at the time may extend you another loan tor} = °" 2 ee ee vinced than ever that your abode that you borrow. Title I loans are| improvements, ~.|° Target for- Missiles - doesn’t sport just a lived-in look, |limited to basic home improve-| This in effect is a second mort} \ but instead is falling apart at the ments. They cannot apply to such cave which is usually conso HAVANA (AP) — Dr. Emesto seams. 2 sd as a owimming pool, for \with the first and wl og oyics Phconag the Argentine-born lieu- This fall, you are going to mod- ©xample. written mortgage. This usually in-\tenant. of Prime Minister Fidel ernize. s *« & volves 4 new title search and other| Castro, said Monday night Cuba Sure you have read that it is) If yours is an open-end mortgage expenses, but your interest ratelwag in danger of being a target tougher to borrow, and expensive. you may be able to get additional!eould be lower than under Title 1! of nuclear weapons because of the j : |Perhaps you have also discovered funds on the same mortgage with-| or other short-term loans. * |presence of an American naval ‘ “4 that home prices are firm and out taking. out a separate loan,! Shop for a home im ement 248€ on its soil. " k > mortgages costly, harder come by. While the interest rate on the origi- loan just as I've been owt .,| Guevara, who recently returned for ac ° O ~ oo S Se you are going ahead with im- nal mortgage remains constant, !) op Pi sa other on ‘_o from a four-month tour of Afri- provements. . ‘your monthly payments may be to see whether instead of the sho can and Asian countries, said on ; i | Here is counsel, not from build- increased slightly to pay off the ie OF the BOOVE: television that Cuba backs tos jers that want to sel] you a big job,'additional debt or the time of Fel financing it =~ be was obligated by treaties to be on Regularly ibut from bankers who have no payment extended beyond the orig: cheaper, easier _— YOU (0 ne side of the United States ini = _ great desire to finance your proj- inal expiration date, get “a personal from your event of war and “we stand only ' $10.50 ect because their Joan business is} yy bale aad hae bank, a credit union or a small) yo.» business booming. They say: . | _ reer morige Soe net hove ‘eae egupiey. Without mentioning the Soviet Don’t be satistied with doing a cmon sop he ve on: “If)* little dt a time. Get the entire 1 y moon surely B 1 d — Jeb done at ence ist sevens DUSt Twist Your Tongue | , can hit us,-We have Guantanamo oys an bide from reliable contractors. ; (the U.S. Navy base), We would Shun, above all, the’hourly rate. f\only be a target.” ; ay TOOSN-C. ° rj Insist on knowing what the en- f=. © ..® ae . «| Guevara approved the action of} Big Boys tire job will cost. ; ng the union of Cuban restaurant,| . . Ss. “| When you know what the entire, ___,___ BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS PAF ont ee es ee S d dl job will cost, you have the follow- Exact pronuriciation of the names of the visiting Soviet pubes nemo | om Taw bape a es pr. ing choices for home improvement’ premier and officials accompanying him are difficult be- a America, because his sth ce oans: | cause American tongues can only approximate the sound |allegedly defamed the Castro rev- F earn ong ae anes of Russian alphabet characters. pe ga ad . may borrow here usually is $2,500. These are close approximations: Guevara called Dubois a, “ jack- Gerberich Boys’ shoes are ready for anything any- The repayment period can almost Premier Nikita Khrushchev—Kroosh -choff' al” and a “gossiper” and gaid he 5 a Thevie carstnicted with Secahneie gente: always be extended to three years Mikhail Kharlamov, head of the Soviet foreign min- represented interests. opposed to ” y 8 : — to five years in some states. The| istry press section—Kahr-lah-moff' Castro's agrarian program, with good looks for school and dress wear. Here they cost will vary with the type of a * * are. .. at a greatly reduced price for Downtown “onventional loan you seek. ‘ -. istee B - Festival Days only, Try them on at our sidewalk booth ~ —— + _ .. Mikhail Sholokev, Russian novelist—Shoh-loh’-kohy Manis os rd Studies wile ibay last. | The choice here is between a se-| Se one Mee Le he zen —— hai first Election on Bond Issue ave sizer 71, « BB-C- - ares Gil « ; jcured loan, where the bank will viet ambassador to Washington—Troh-yah-Nohv'-skee ISTEE w — A recomme si lh hoe) Bia Bore sien tis 28, Bee eB accept some asset like your mort- Pavel Satyukev, editor of the Communist Party news- oh tee 9 ae x an menos gage or peceMee as octiourel or| paper Pravda—Saht?you-koff’ ) bond issue and millage assessme nt an unsecu oan where you ‘ 9 pledge nothing and the loan rate is e * * * ven ane many porsd roge =: somewhat higher. The cost of the Andrei Gromyko, foreign minister—Groh-mee’-koh Manistee County Board of Super loan also depends upon the length Leonid Myichev, chief of the propaganda service — [visors >. 7 ° of the repayment period. | Eel-yee-cheff’ pes z : . TYPE OF LOAN Aleksandr Soldatov, head of the Soviet government's a ae i celle sa | Title I loan. ‘This is granted by) American department—Sohl-dah-toff’ Manistee has been tondemned by * JUVENILE BOOTERIE ie eter! este Aaa k ok ok the state fire marshal’s ofice for jtion. The maximum amount you c an em ney fi i 28 E. Lawrence St. [can borrow under such an arrange-| 4, Alexander Tvardovshy, editor of the lterary maganing {Wi “Stn the supervisers (Open Mon. and Fri. Eves. to 9) |ment is $3,500 for up to five years) ‘“€W WOrid—lvar-dolt-skee ; building study committee deter- ifor loans over $600. 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The abundande of this all-| 1", ‘eo "Geter in. which they and the newspapers of the country daily - are cooperating in a i an effort to bring! witl eat sensibly; father won't skip to your attention breakfast, only to gorge later in| ithe importance of a good diet. We are what we evidence to support it. * * Never before hag there been so much information available to the the morning on doughnuts and sweetrolis; mother will fix herself; a good lunch even though: she is There are always low cost substi- tutes for expensive matter how little time you have, Bring salt and water to a boil in foods. Noja 4quart kettle, add the macaroni. ee” eat. The longer I sone every day; and the younger enjoy it really fresh. The sooner ii, of com its short season field, the more “aecnat toon children will be healthier: corn is cooked after picking, the with no fear of monotony. _with’ that fact. Experts who are| FOR EVERYONE + “ it ts, Set oe at oak oil Dek tito salted, studying nutrition constantly find) No matter what your income, you) % pom local corn and keep it boiling water (1 teaspoon salt per can have a well balanced diet. cup mayonnaise dine O08 rs gent * open water). Cook only enough ker. hen layman as there is now in the|you can eat well; look at all the ring occasionally. Drain macaroni, a milky substance w nutritian field. Anyone who cares|convenience foods on the marketirinsé with cold watef and drain|drums on toothpicks and use as a pierced. Don’t remove husks pow * oes SS : enough to study up on what com-jtoday. If you care enough about/again, warnish for sandwiches or cold just before cooking time, to melted butter stitutes a good diet has her pick ofjeating right, you can do it. Meanwhile oe dress- sata ts never overcook corn. Use to brush on hot corn. half a dozen articles in magazines and newspapers. 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Flake with ajfor an elegant first course. STAMPS 2 2 |Gibraltar. Pee Fe Pee enone a? oon o e* iserved. a cup 3 cups ri Lr} cup 1 s cup '~ cup ‘, cup sauce. ture ; ‘garnish = New York is a 714 miles from smaller, beef into a salad! ‘market. This sauce is a tangy, sweet-sour sauce, the idea for which was im- on consistency, etibed or fulienned cooked beef chepped kosher dill pickle | chopped celery t finely chopped onion Combine Blend mayonnaise and mustard! Mix lightly with meat mix- ehill. with pimiento or green pepper. Make 4-6 servings. | Let's compare calories at the _ frozen dairy food counter, One- If vour yield of leftover beef is half cup sherbert contains about one-half cup vanilla lfor Fresh Vegetable-Beef Salad. To'ice cream has 150 calories. you'll enjoy * Biscuits | 6 1 cup. Kd cup Neward Mustard. Sauce: Dresses Meat Salads | Since it's warm weather, why coled: or silica cooked beef, ‘not try turning that leftover roast grated carrots, radishes and celery ‘are added. Again, the new mus- If Sunday's leftover roast yields|tard sauce helps make an unusual ‘3 cups of cubed or julienne beef,’ salad dressing. = leombine it with juicy bits of kosher) - dill pickle, some chopped celery! and onion, Then toss it lightly in! @ dressing of mayonnaise and the inew mustard sauce that is on the Fresh Vegetable-Beef Salad 2 cups cubed or: _Jutenned cooked beef lery cup canied” “ill strips % cup qoonecty grated ‘s cup mayonnaise oF * * * Combine so it mixes wel] Mixture; } % K.4 bottled | 1 teaspoon -salt first carrots musterd bauce 5 ingredients. Blend mayonnaise and remaining {ported from Australia. It's of pour- ingredients. Mix lightly with meat chill. Serve on lettuce or iwith other ingredients and easily,romaine; garnish with radish rose lcoats the meats on which it is/or carrot curl. Makes 45 servings. Roast Beef Salad first 4 Serve in lettuce cups; SCOP hed, Unscorched Drippings Save your bacon drippings and mavonpaise or salsd dressing use them in cornbread. But be bottled mustard sauce ‘sure you cook your bacon over ingredients. | extremely low heat so the drip- ipings will be a pale color, un * * * this recipe 120 calories; thru ” Dixie’ s Pride” “Q s°3e * Sweet or Buttermilk 8-07. 46-02. e CANS 6-02. e CANS Chose & Senborn 12¢ Off Lebel INSTANT COFFEE..... ‘= ne 49: 10-Ox. Brooks Tomete nx 4Q* CATSUP ‘. $190 DINNER Sweepette mm 29° = 59° DINNER NAPKINS . BROOM MOPS ..... Sept. ‘ . * : ‘ « . Ps * o> * « < ‘ P ; * 2 . . * < Prices effective Set., 19th. We reserve the right te Limit Queatities. oa Pe muvee tives eee® “ea, Oey * 93° a 4k 69: POTATOES ~ 10: 2° Michigan Acorn—Medium Size . SQUASH Phe. 59: fech $1 39 «10° FREE With This Cousin 50 Extra’:2" Stamps with $5.00 Purchase or More (Net including Beer, Wine or Cigarettes? 0 wom — “ _— 19 pp. Be FORTY RIGH T oe - f _THE_ PONTIAC PRESS. - WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER. 1959 Chicago May Pop Cork - Er, Yank Cap Off Bottle - - This Weekend — -~omasey ‘ Draper Hottest Golfer in Amateur 4 q From The Big Tom Moves Several NF Into 3rd Round i From Our Wire Services TCU and Rommie Laudd of UCLA! : fite Sox. -virtuatt A handful of veterans and a‘, he. F ‘ on J For te it's y q [0d 00! hathil of ie " * ies i a a er all over but the gala formality of wat! ‘ CHK | Wenle PIVven et : | i scsrtail A , th i" I i te “" Willmer Fowler, ex-Northwesterg| clinching in 40 years) Their ‘‘ma- ‘ 5 itporticss ent hye Cae cam . ’ : Birmingham Golfer Is yo i, pect the im vl haltback gic number” now is down to four La do Marie J ff con acd _ — and for those whose mathematics rd tor a 4h i take # Under Fan 2 Osher in Ranunee Cen ae ace ca may be a bit rusty, “it” simply tuned for a 4% to take low 4 , ; * * * Colgate ; Ao Sar gs . & means the Sox can wrap up the han n the Elke mised two ball State Players Win The npswnecdl ell) yet uk aa Anueleee sete peimmact, Jim) whole business by Friday Meh Piet i Jotves, a yr eang,! =~ - 6 ’ 1 whl ton ty tthe ca "| © Notre BD ‘ 4 : 2 : yolf tournament at Pontae Count from Our Wire Services i an SE no bist a1 malas Pig? iste wites,| That was made possible when Club tert and | Miefocauagel COLORADO SPRINGS. Colo Puesdiny Abiensy thy had ois cul) pi ceed o- reserve a *} Cleveland fell 542-games behind 2 / Q CLs, ale : Ww 7 i ’ 365 ; San 1 any w lineb , ere Jow met winners wilh a fom Drapei formet Michigan i ‘ mane tow roth pl aver man — oupen, halteesk echer| last night by losing to Boston, Trane AV) teams. ci ar _ ." ims Jsborue. Hastings, Linebacker Prank Ge-| ~ aft te x ha Pwenty cixt y ul mipeted an Amateur champion from Birming ‘ poe pers ane | ge ae = Pieage Mars = Jie EET vest years event ean and veteran Lou Wendrow ol Among the players cut were wes “Virginia. hailbece Soest man | : — ae. ~ aries é t . ® yack George Giller.) The Giants are in good sh. slated Aug 7, also at PCC Lansing conquered 2nd round foes *¢h Tames as Babe Parilli of [eres AGM belfeeck Jim Wagstait, Idaho) “pe = gs shape, * * el Tuesday in the U.S Amateur Golf} Green Bay, Len Lyles of the Green Bay Perilli, halfvack Alex Haw.) eno) = ue Het quite mite —: ; . Baltimore Colts, Bob Riefwny. Eig Bewth Carolina. tackle Toin Daidock manding position the White Sox Many of Michigan's leading Championship at Brtadmoor Golf 5 z " efany- = mere Mal inger, Kentucky. placed! are. San Francisco is two games ; ‘ le . m reserved 1 : . professional golfers were playing Club fee “ a pack hey eee ech? UeLs “eo Bea ae Rommie Loudd.| in front of both Milwaukee and ‘ : ‘ago ®, 4UC ackle Joe Robt at Vai go Shanter Country Club The paune hy Draper uho won Dick Deachuine kickin special EASTERN DIVISION ’ Los Angeles, and the Giants Meet today in Tam's annual Pro Mem ine state Amateur title in 1949, ister Ihe (leveiund ee havuece Rare ee i con, the Braves in a two-game series ber tournament, is making his Silver Anniversary . ore ye | eye peas ei aT Asia at home starting today, then play r ‘ ¢ wo te 0 enn, i « i * * * appearance in the National Ama The 49ers traded kicker Bobby ore OEE LE LLIN host to the Dodgers in a three- | Phe Michian Publiny Golf Asso teur tournament and thus far Lana to Pittsburgh for a dratt scree ark see neE MES Piewers game set, tin ny Detron District, he's celebrating the occasion in choice’ and San Francisco als land , and Joe Nicely. Weat Virginia,’ Everything worked out perfectly cia 1 i i ‘ < naced om reserve list j q ay , = Golf Association wall hold) ther) bang-up style. cut quarterback Bobby Newman,” Prttanuren Tackle George Belotti.| for the Giants yesterday. They ail t&man ‘teani challenge Kor th A nt d ‘ tts number two draft choice pao eek reser Canien hndaer ¥ crushed the Reds, 13-6, while the } it i 1 ( ii¢ o } , ay e ak a No ah > 7 r nau A Sire ; PUA el SE te ' « «& _ Clande BOLin«aley E Oklahoma. tull-| ‘ Dodgers beat the Braves, 8-7, in vl Wurday and sunday 0 4) veut ald Draper fired the best the (4 back © R- Roberts, Southern Callfornia: | 10 innings | ile avai igy OMB OF chtekBeD galt ini the tourney ax ne eliminated , eigwa ee ew Baitedsippia © Quarteruace Jim Graxt ; AE Wirephete So now all the Giants need ts ' ns . Ronald Moore of Denver. 42, in 8% Phinebackers Joe Robb ol we Villanova tac ile Nick Mumly Pus POINTING TO THE FLAG? — Manager Al Boston, 1-0, the Chisox went 34, games in the le do-it-yourself kit. because no one sp x, f + f : eae 7 ai ceaiet Siener canney North : ea : = F = . ' ‘ wrk S “ig « ve . . Stahigan Stule’a foothall epca the and I ue on Heh plia meviern center Mike Huddock Mian Lop , dite ted ne Chicago White Sox to a 43 lead Lopez thought it was:the cructe! ouee in is going to do it for them in their er Sept 26th will be a musical i ' 'N Chi 810 Card nats Cut five players. will victory over the. New York Yankees yesterday the drive but refused to comment on his pennant next five games with their two afternoon, A total of 2,600 musi The slow gaited Draper toures Cw Englander Sue eee ee eer and coupled with the Cleveland loss last night to thoughts ‘chief contendens. They're: sending clans from 43 high schools will Broa ven ea i ~ d ee _— ————— ae ———— | Sam Jones, their rubberarmed 20- (owe yuu ! at ’ ws ¢ take part in the halftime pro i, | “ by [> ed S Sailors game winner against Milwaukee ; te NO today and the Braves are counter- mac ns A e player i the star-studded fiel I ~ for Mallory Cup ing with a 20-game winner of their [) clumunated Kala While Mie Form was Misposing ¢ own, Lew Burdette. bie Amerivan Adiatcur: Moore, Mecndcox ante f th HOUSTON, Fes: (AP) —Robert The Giants hammered out 13 Rast ; gress playoffs at Bat man Amateur king (1946) polishes Sides, Glocests Mass heid ‘yesterday in routing the Reds. ‘re ; as Alfred Bell of Columbus. Gia our-point lex: in’ Mallory - They shelled rookie Jay Hook with up sailing competition today ja_five-run burst inthe first in- (Michigan's other surviving After the fist three of eight ining and added three more in the golfer, Krank Connolly of Gowan races Sides and his crew mal \second when Daryl Spencer hom- d es C le, also advanced to today's ord trined then lead over Harry ‘ete rson 0 oes ered with Dose =: tlie McCovey round, Cannolly, whe drew a bve Melges Ji of Lake Geneva, Ur |had three hits, including his 12th Monday, scored a ot) triumph * * | homer. Southpaw Mike McCormick over Prank Garvin of Englewood, Melyces son yesterday's first . ' ’ jwas far from flawless, yielding _ OF armsw if \o4 Pivee irk ! ne and ay minutes Id, qa OU | hits, but he went the distance des hunner up and then |to break a personal . four-game Toliny Se diva 1 Detroiter WhO Came back to take the day's. sec losing streak and earn his 12th FORONTO «t Canada will ido nut quali tothe Michigan ond race in 2 hours and 2) mi triumph. arte fi defense of the sechional trials at One Navel Lake yit, reds ko was the winner a f ere in Reliever Don MeMahon walked Hlarnveworth Trrpl emblematic Counts Cinb Jost te Lawrence Afton Opening race . in the winning run im the 10th ef world specikost vein Bell of Bethleham Pa Sel Prandin forced cancellation of AMERICAN LEAGUE inning to enable the Dodgers to pret 4 1 ' nest beck was playing from Fert inex a tha pares Ex-Linebacker D'r ° p $ Gnicsee : vl i= Lat Behind ciDe beck into a second-place tie ; < | Cleveland a4 C6! 9 =o S'g «with the Braves. ear ' » Liat Chitap po cat * * * ’ "New York 73 72 03 Ih! Vo feonye yc hanmiior vii \ 3 ‘ + - The H off Pu ' Cnt ] ' - a) yer r Thine hiwe boven ‘wath thy Ball at Plate as Tigers Baltimore i 4 10 i's | | Pols > sar bed Mapestge ie top The dates were announced to WH Tis ndiman and: serie obaer a Corinthian class bear oe Fn : ™ | Boston 6h ie 9 21! i (3) it f = ing A nference | flere alan have been pe tediuled 1 lay ” | Hose: to Orioles, a washiet “iad a = ee 2st; Of the ninth and went ahead in nicht Tptowing a Co ' eS VEVENTCEE vashigton 29 saeitie scored Le faecen Heol Funlas son, Can whom [or - | ght : : hu ' ne 4 | Sides led with To's points \lel BALTIMQRE (UPD — Little Chicago YESTERDAY: < Restrts ae ha fa is tai oa bormtiny Federation ‘omimodoage fest Tor creaking hon wT TO ses followed at 194 - - van | Boston 1. Cleveland 0. night eartie I | a “ \ . \ “law wed a ) \lbie Pearson of the Baltimore | Baltimore 2 Detroit : SH innings. nigh Chuck Churn was the winner. Hye is ey a . ( ’ vrie ‘ ole % Ticer f . al 5 by die ee Aen Gees fay Ii pond Ovi - nema | inte Tiger au \ anes = ansas City @. first game. St Louis Defeated Philadelphia. | ( letn Lou BKerberet, «a former footba Kansas City 6, Washington 2, sec -4 j | Ihe trophy was brought to Can @ day on tho mile hich TAIN yard ce Wings Add Seattle Sine, knocked ihe balll oll of hie | game. night ashington second Se oA the only other N. L. game | ada for the first time last month Broadmoor course And frome he hands and Detroit out of a victory Chicago at New Tork. Spm-Wyas (29-9) Cie eae : in james when Miss Supertest HIT owned on it will take stgm \ ue vs. Coates (5-1) . a rates was postpone vet al cned | lim Thompson af savvy ta beat the nat on dootmae 00 ie 0 0s er yesterday sindtrpe hee: p97 1 pm --Bell (16-11) because of cold weather, pure ps er N 1 ) ’ t . an densa . ; Ss 7 London, Ont. set several records Phet long fairways and yor c 145-pound yet son oom eit va Blner Z 05 p.m.—Moass! vee White aed i s, cae the In upsetting the United States de hot shot DETROIT om The Detroit Red the 215-pound ex Tine ein ae (Only aero MORKOW's SCHEDULE | this pane Gs won by on oe ae . f . n ‘s fender, Maverick. in two out of Coe. the (Wvearold Walker Wimgs have dipped once more into beret at the plate in the ‘i | No eaer echoes led r y © : a Fe ing of what had turned into a NATIONAL LEAGUE |The White Sox scored three of their three heats on the Detrat Raver Cup captain, and Hyndmai, his their minor league system for a tcl fext Ubelween Pall Wen Lost bet Behind runs — including the winning one ‘4 antes » ne , ts . : It yenr ald teammate, ecored the ‘Dovkey plaver thes hope will add . vac nd Hoyt Wilhelm. When Miwauke” $9 6: ce a j—with sacrifice fies to offset ‘ = . hae - , spark toa the club’. drive back POYTekK Am a . Los Angeles ) 5 fs 3 Eagles Cut Quarterback most lnprtessie Victories among ; | rive ' fe dudt alecd: nl heme (pinte _ Le eaate a . se 3 | Mickey Mantle’s 20th and 2ist . “the “name plavers vesterday ewrpd the top oof. th ueial nd the Oriol od, Cincinnati a1 Ga et home runs. Then they killed a : ‘vars wre sife ane . 4 °d “hic meme + ; ks i) re ? LOS ANGELES «AP ry $06 eusted John Matters of Hockey (crc , ae _— it ! ex st Leu un a vv, final Yankee threat and ended the ce . : * ‘ * won, 4 os ‘ Aes re ; >hiladelp my : Picibedetptine Dacdes fini d 0h SPAR ER Sea tee lhe Wines have piel ee, 7 fee dpetrall . — fe, nies: 2 TeRDAY: smrstpie 91% Same with a spectacular double | pind to the ON anak ki tedes par performance Manel : ' . ‘ ‘ ae t ft was toss Neo 7 for wire eS fan prey re . es : air t : play started by rightfielder dim | fae ch) Lae) man sidelined Boh Poufek of Sieg Val bontey rn Wy Pet in the last nine gacnes, ao sti AP Wirephete Leute, 6 Ftiiadesphle 4 wh mone? Rivera, : HaCaT ; i tthe «libs « Voestenn Tae kes sHigtiiveh | al) (CRiaca decease ; - oan Qeanterbrcke ebete deat Kook tstaod Hb 64 Ie ' : ‘ th \ it \% that may dren them down tate | TIGER FUMBLE — Albie Pearson, one of the smailest base I ee. at Chicagp pesiponed. cold Left-hander Billy Pierce evened con cee Sdnryfiacete < maiveuial 1 eayenie antes ne vho phat the second division. Baltimore ball players in the Majors, threw a key block on Lou Berberet —_— TODAY'S G AMES his record at 14-14 With help from be OLOeTY viatie f the [ot « ( A . lace 5 * * . Pittsbure at Chicago yn law on = . é Jommeson waivatiel fe soil yar aid Chalom wilnina, yallcd Ae wee ° " a“ “ m " moved into a fourth place tie foricng the Tiger catcher to lose the ball, Pearson touched the plate Spee a eee a ch i vs Ansles com a Shaw. Ralph Tétiy carried f ¢ met ' art r Coles . ‘ i. ™ 2-18) d Jenna fi y '¢ _ ; ; tet play the defensive toaltbachk the greats tipaet ato the tearnes IDX youl h hewie Henin “ with Detroit via the win veaster with his hand and the Orioles won the game in the 1th inning, 2-1 nilaauk se a San French, i) pm— a 21 Yankee lead until the eighth potand we inst coukl wet afford te date Teplagle elmaniuted bya oan \\ SPST OUTY “day. eae PE linge 2014) vs. 8. jones Gein, when he was relieved by Whitey wetee om the , ; , is eles = the Biseny of three qiriterback rotadd Deane Reman ToS Walk | * oa " Disappointed Fox tack walked off Oxin ee or Nuxhall (ee) va Kouta (63), oe Wim terted ett’ to: beultne : Fook 16 ; , vy games *heduled (loser : Coach Thick Sha wat er Cup member and Bertish Aina He has heen working om pr line the mound with a 13-14 pitching . TOMORROW < SCHEDULE oer ie Taniiesony veyed football at tes | rl ; rice ede _ h ' | Philadelphia et Chicago, 2 p.m Frank Malzone broke up a bril- | é a ir champ, pith a stunning 43 \ _ ‘ ‘ record in spite of a seven-hit per rt ; Bradley Universit i with center Jerry Meinyk and right raadiext laveastes oe Loule. § om ‘liant pitcher's battle between Tom hi ‘ ier Viedory “ F: s " wing Rill. MeNeill, Fontevne, only formance which was his steadie | Cmetnnati at Los Angeles r+ tl as | Brewer of the Red Sox and Jim Vfeet 9 and 160 pounds, ecaved q in three weeks . as | (Mudcat) Grant of the Indians. limes last vear as Nis club wor Wilhelm went to the ower ® : Hi h k “Malzone's ninth - imming single All t i = the Western. title with his Sth victory against 11 High Stakes for Bout ‘scored Pete Runnels fram second - losses f : ar Fin Points foi, p ht tn a [PORTLAND Or AP) — me AD te ¥ 1 « \ +. ,y ir % ean eee cree Ti t, Meh fo Als av al Grant, KEEP BACKSWING LEVEL (1. Uf the ball isn’t where it: shoul u Al Mi pres 8 Ua) NY kit Leek iachen and Willi Besmanoff when, 9.7. By bd Lubanski be, the fault is in the pushin 42OtCE OF MINOF “inne awe ve ae ar ihe. eet 9 lassificati h jthey meet tonight in a scheduled, Washington” and Kaitgas City ' + al , | We talk about the pushaway and He the ball is foo dow ced have » Rules Chan es ros wee a ; ‘ ee las Sank sponsored by the Pontiac Recrea- welts ne ee tne te he eavy- /10 - round nationally televised. split a -twi-nighter, the. Senators } F », now, in trying to talk about the lo use a heffier pushaway Toe g f u ne ae “ oh " tion Dept. gets under way this and lightwe eams, (ABC, 10 p.m., EDT) heavwweigh winning the opener-1-0, on Camilo backswing, you wind up with the high imeans the reverse 1 tS a @QLORADO. SPRINGS. Colo enrafy wou e weekend at many of the elemen. Lightweight team will be underipout here, avewcight Pascual’s three-hitter ang the A's came fopic, The pushaway is that simple thing to adjust Tf you dont (AP) . 1 U ted. Stat “ Mt ny oot ‘tary schools throughout the school © pounds, The heavyweight teams] Machen, a Portiand taking the nightcap, 6-2, om Johnny ; nies 4 ais 6 : a i Important oure In constant traubl mim : There was a seramble, Ber are boys between &5 and hy cr. is rated Kucks’ five-hit effort. Assn. and the Royal and Ancient) heret best the ball, News wee COe™ ‘pounds 9. 4 among the heavyweights. | Pascual struck out nine in the The ball at its highest: point _ * * Ciub of St. Andrews (Scotland), h se Pes = The program of football is for , cs * * He wants a return bout with’ world opener, bringing his season total during the backswing should Acquiring the correct motion isthe world's two principal ruling, vem ee and ec ige lien iboys 10 through 12 years of age. it! All be orate ime cial Johansson to 167 ni. be at shoulder devel, No higher nottung tore than a iuatter of bodies of golf peti agreed) “" STE: me WSs Bere: ‘es ays Must provide their own who knocked him out and hand pee ohngon ; and not mich tower. TH should practice 11 1 i: | . is set up to provide A program Of helmets, shoulder pads and tennis-him hi ; ed pitcher since Walte® J ly pon oa series of minor ries! The miscue broke up the pitch | earning of fundamentals and ful is only defeat, ifanned 188 in 1917 reach this point as you finish | iecp the nicht army straight all changes will allow See to cleaning duel. Wilhelm) and Foytack sportsmanship and a basic under. * — ~ = the third step, the way iballs on the putting green at any cach allowed one run in, the first | The program runs eecaa As Ek BREAKING EVEN - should 89-0 higher than shoul Al Lubanski shows, the backswing: time and to repair ball marks on! ‘the green by anv means except) stepping on the damaed area * * * Another change agreed upon by ithe two ruling bodies says that a! i;ball may be replaced in its orig-; inal position without penalty if it jin* moved when a player moves a loose impediment on the green payed as it lies. sbreanenert tne Piston Rookie Injured br TROLT (Rookie Tony Win-. ‘dis, hurt Monday in the Detroit: Pistons’ first basketball drills of | the season, may “be out fer 10 dassythe ex-Wyeming back court , Mar*sulicved an injury to his right er level and Uttle lower log - * é 4 Are Cut From Rosters | iThe previous rules calls for a one-| stroke penalty ant the balla be L Veterans \standing of the game under trained! » Order Champagne! or Will Veeck Get Beer? White Sox Hike AL Edge to 514 Over Cleveland Giants Increase Their Lead to 2 in NL Race With Dodgers, Braves By United Press Internationa! Get the champagne ready, Looie! The White Sox may be aiking you to pep the cork this weekend. And by that time, the Giants should let you know. definitely one way or the other, « ; linning and then. settled down to) ; October 11th and it is climaxed Sa 8 Grid G ame’s ‘ : z + supervision and guidance. ‘match frame for scoreless frame oo i on the night of the 17th by a y A For Szimale} luntil the bottom of the 1th. ‘The. beye ee ace | Midget Night gll-star game at iKn - Ty WwW |PRTRotr ~— mALrIMORE ona tocul wenhdh bowed : urns” to riting Yost 3 ; ‘ | * * . pec My TTS Biatace _tEegMsu Skates 24 Times Under the present schedule boys| TORONTO (AP)—Ronnie Knox,) “t just had enough of the [Kaline cf 4021 Nieman it 4843} gs from Alcott, Bagley Cro-|With a-passion to become a poet game," Kihox said. "Money fm’t Maxwell if 4000 Triandos © 680606, EAST LANSING WA 24-game é nd [Baline 2 008-Rovd 1) 4068 hockey schedule, alt withiy hye ts Emerson, Franklin, Haw- el total Pasa proclaimed everything and I decided I just © i ovinaen 2 thorne Herri te ¥ 2 Sh ‘ . Hise" SEG ART eC” PEE newly reorganized=Western Inter-in ivccannell, Omer, Webster, | Male es ‘outed teres Yoo and a "__Shetrode et |e $8 collegiate Hockey League, was an- Wever, Whittier and Wilson schools "tok who ‘quit, the Toronto i'm sick to the teeth of it. 7 Ita a ‘sic aya *theten : $3 | sjpounced today for Michigan Statehnave seperyision , /Argonauts Monday ‘hight. flew to'game for animals end I ‘like to Ba So go ip marth in roi | meres, tale: * * * pense - th gover of finishing | think I'm above that, The better | Detroit ta a fe ad Now. 3-98, North Dakota at g Orend| The program will tale place a aris pain, Venice or — in Hife interest me more.” | oe aeeeret PO-A- Detroit Set e Sg ong 7s 18-18. Mig =~ way nm of at after school and on materday mor * * * re : . n came ms 8 surprise S19 DP Revises ana heyd Tere Colorade Springs. Cele: Dee. 21-27. ings, | The 24. year - old rterback, 4 rage Sw Syed Rages ft Marr's, LOB--Detrot ® BAl North akotn at Upiner dam: th Mieniann| _& a ~ ~ |whome” Contract with the Atgoaltcledte tote bike tata WR—Kiaus, Nieman. 8—Puyteck, Nie, Ato Arter, Jan. - 16. i ae Boys whe are not r any of . : a nan, Jan. 22-21, & Tech at unde called for $1,250 a g.me, tuned) “I tried down ee th Wp Ri 1 : 3 oe Tags ere _iehieun Tech #) howe: ‘ the Is mentio wd should +e. his back oh more than $11.00? he a Bass. tat be Sauk ies tne Wilh ow 1 4 tO 8. 2 Michigan at home: Pee. la Michigan port to Wisneé Stadium Sapurflay/would have received if he had cigs,” said Hayman. “He's a pret- enter 0 manors eRe ng inne Pees seat Denver; omne At 9:00 a.m. Others will finishe dout the Big Four football ty mixed up kid. it't a shame to Stewart 1 A ter hee; March 4-5, Minnesota at nome (COpOrt to their own — teams. ‘season. isee all that talent’ go to waste.” | | . a ee i ea Ee Oe ee ee ee ee ee ee ee = eh area etait ee « ° Wins Governor's Cup - “ {7 Horses Entered © in Wolverine Race DETROIT @—A field of 17 horses has been entered for the $22,050 Brown Jug trial tomorrow QUARTER MIDGET RACERS | Raceway. ae The trie! for 3year-old pacers & will be run in tWo heats with thet ‘ top five finishers in each heat | & coming back for a third, j Meadow Maid, oWned by Delvin, Miller of Meadow Lands, Pa., is ated the favorite in the first: heat, ahead of Wonderful Time, owned by George Tipling of Cleveland, and King “Scott, owned by Robert | Iseman of Ford City, Pa. Others entered in the first heat. are Adios Forever, Ohio Time, EE Cuiver—Pick—Timeto—Pace— and: i Royal G, Forbes. CUSTOM COLOR, 84.5. Perry—FE 49514 “Home of the Friendly Thieves” OPEN BOWLING DAILY 7 Choice Time Openings * Available for: ¢ Men's & Women's Leagues Os ¢ Men’s Teams & Individuals (\// © Women’s Teams & _| y | Individuals | \ © Women’s Afternoon Leagues ¢ ! BOWLERS ‘4m ‘Dearborn Woman Fires Hole-in-One at Morey’s Barbara Hammond of Dear. bern yesterday becamé the $rd golfer to score a hole-in-one at Morey's this year when she aced ‘Completely Air Conditioned’ lyf ory | \\ the 165-yard 7th hole on the Z Min | White course. M mt Witnessing Miss Hammond's. | } ace were June and Bob Ham. | | mond, also of Dearborn, and Pontiac's Ray Nikolai, whe made Morey’s %nd hole-in-one of the BOWLING CENTRE 30 E. Montcalm _ FE 5-2221 4 END OF CAREER —- The football career of Detroit Lions’ halfback Gene Gedman is proba this season. Gedman was given physicians advised him not to play football because of his injured knee. THE PONTIAC PRESS. WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 16. 1959 | WILLIAMSPORT, Pa. (AP) —|fans- Springfield won the. best-of : : ie ; is | gene’ fae 7: : | ; ; RT | , ==ssc——edmans Grid Career Ends) wr" soowne bly at its end. It is at least for his release by the Lions after season three weeks ecariier. abrh bi i abr bh bi abr h bi Temple 2b 311@ Bressoud ss 41006 Websier 3d 26106 Green 2b 4000 works bWhisen't 0606 McCovey ib $23 2)Strie'lnd 3b 0000 Geiger cf 40006 Lockman % 2116 eBrandt if ¢@061/Tanner cf 40 j © Runnels Ib 4116) SCRSON. 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(Two out Dearborn 9 Racances in Amateur Tourney ichampion Glendale, Ohio, meets once-beaten Dearborn in fifth-round game today in the East lertt Division playoffs of the Amer- ‘ican Amateur Baseball Tourna iment, Glendale: captured its fourth | straight victory last night with an d 178-0 trouncing of previously un- © defeated Nashville. In other fourth-round games yes terday, Tyndall Air Force Base of Florida eliminated Chicago 15-7, © Dearborn eliminated Kalamazoo, ¢ Mich., $1, and Fort Wayne, Ind., = eliminated Pittsfield, Mass, 10-2. — ce tte a nie abe Rent wees ~~ Lions Release Vet Halfback - § swoesecanvwarres © UU OE and 3Rookies § °° Sports Editor, Pontiac Press The football Lions’ halfback Gene Gedman has probably reached its end The six-year veteran of the Na tional Football League who came e . to the Lions via Indiana Univer- sity was given his release yester- day after physicians at University | Hospital in Ann Arbor advised him to retire for this year “We did not permanent injury to him so we | gave Liens’ coach George Wilson. Gedman is now picked up by some other team but in View of his injury this appears unlikely knee in the mest to tae fast eame in 1958. He had surgery performed! during the off-season but in train ing camp at Cranbrook the knee swelled during workouts. Before his injury it was ru mored several times that Ged man would be Pittsburgh Steelers. His home is in the Others .released yesterday were George, Gillar and Jim Wagstaff a pair of backs who were also handi capped most of the exhibition sea 1 ~ din te Qh: b—Ran CUCSMan is the other player re The Lions meanwhile ‘prepared their rancona, Green. Buddin andjagainst the Washington Redskins Saturday night at Briggs Stadium Ceach Wilsen pul the 5 through drills in the rain yester- day at Wayne State University's practice fleid after devoting Mon day te moving out of the Cran brook training site. The Lions’ squad is now down to players, which is two over tl which must 8 limit regular more, Setpember 27th Weather Halts efea fea Se = Tuesday Races Unseasonable cold weather can tee 001 ot: 1—7 Celled last night's program al the 6 4 Pcntiac Speedway, but the stock when cars will race Friday at the track uled at the track. Kelly. long time favorite of local ‘killed in a season et BATTLE CREEK ®—Defending Tr a key © ee FORTY-NINE | of hundreds of Ready-Made garments plus the - endless variety of finer domestic and imported fabrics for custom-tailored suits and coats as- Look Your Elegant Best { , ; | ina ) q ; BOWLING WAAN cr : Knee Injury Refuses Sninas HARWOOD SUIT! | to Mend cs Doctors Our service is prompt RANDOLPH Advise Retirement Nat Nast and King 4 dD ‘ auie! 1e two big- gest names in howe a r lu 0 | By BRUNO L. KEARNS ing! CUSTOM TAILORS & CLOTHIERS , 908 W. Huron FE 2-2300 career of Detro:t ¥ Complete Ta:loring Service — Tuxedo Rentals want to risk him his release," said | available to be * * * versatile back injured his traded te the known by the company Pittsburgh area, but he in Detroit in the off. injuries. Lineman Dick * *« * final exhibition game team IMPORTED | be met by the ‘< : é season opener al Balti x knesies ia LOB—Milweukee 17-1) their ‘“Crashorama” program —Faiyly 2, Adcock, Aa Crandall. | falc 7 “an. . l sh wus” EB-Asoeck. O—dnerry. Torre, ike Wek h is considered top can | SP—Podres, Logan. 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WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 16, 1959 ; ; : ; . See the New 1959 RCA and ZENITH Radios and Televisions STEFANSKI Radio & Television 1157 W. Huron St. FE 2-6967 . f Ee ‘Hunters in- State Cyclists Win Two Events in Spartan Test | Michigan bicycle racers captured 4 i U .two of the three events in the re-| cent series of rans held by the; h BRAKES RELINED | 15 FAMOUS SERVICES: “Memove all 4 wheels; install SAPTI-GRIP Alt 4 Wheels complete, Other Cars $16.95 Except Nash. Studebaker, Hudson MARKET TIRE CO. 77 W. 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Pan-Am road team |Willte Krow of Chicago was runner: ' senior men's race won by Bob recent EXPERT COLLISION WORK FREE INSURANCE ESTIMATES ON ALL MAKES We Finance Your Deductible Ey £2 ijup. Chicago's Dave Senechall was; ard, George Van Metre (St, Louis, ; § i Pan-Am team member,) 4th and| oe Preserve Shooting | By The Press Qutdoors Editor. ihe | The sound of shotguns echoing about the area be- tween Holly and Fenton, yesterday, signaled the begin- ning of the fall bird-shooting season. The blasts came from the Fayerweather Shooting Preserve, where about a dozen hunters tried out their reflexes on pheasants in the earliest start for licensed preserve shooting in many years. - This fall’s preserve shooting is 47 days longer than a year ago. It started six weeks ahead of the Oct. 20 small game season, and several weeks ahead of the Oct. 7, waterfowl opener: ' : Although the number of shooters at Fayerweather farm was comparatively small, the opener satisfied the owner, W. A. Fayerweather. xk kw & FIRST DAY'S BAG 36 RINGNECKS “We were afraid that the hot weather of last week would spoil the shooting, but when we experjenced the change to cool temperatures, it changed the whole picture,” Fayerweather said oo \ as bfres ‘Karl Napper of Indianapolis, 5th 'Tom Augustitis of Detroit was 7th Peterson Will Head Winter Sports Area son oof Manistee hus heen ap- RUSS DAWSON MOTORS pointed manager of the Manistee Winter Sports Area, H has been) MERCURY — EDSEL — LINCOLN — ENGLISH FORD LINE J *pounced 232 S. Saginaw Street FE 2:9131 9 er Sports Club said Peterson will replace \Holland Capper MANISTEF. (UPIi—Leshe Peter- this morning. : Mesterday’s bag totaled 36 birds, says the preserve operator. “That’s a pretty good take,” he added. “And they ite afew, too" OO < a Fayerweather's dogs (he has a dozen or so, gf several fine hunting breeds), worked well, at the opening. * x * Teh Holly area preserve is the only public, or semi-public shooting area in Oakland county. There are several private preserves in the section, also. x x x On the Fayerweather's rolling acres may be found a haif ‘dozen different types of shooting for the short-timed shot- | gunner who hasn't the leisure for a several days trip upstate, ‘or one who is anxious to get in some target work ahead of the 'regular seasons. | | «# “4 i ' | Pentiac Press Phote Arden Beckett (cen- ter) who won bass division grins happily, and with Winfred C. Baker (pike winner) holds a , HAPPY FISHERMEN—Meet the top Oakland announcement of winners. County fishermen! Here are the winners for the 1959 Pontiac Press ‘big fish derby,” all together 3-T They treat you fine at the Goodyear Sign VAAN \ first Dollar savings Turnpike- Proved Tires ‘ price reduction in 12 years! — LZ 4)1|\W RSS <3TNYLON TIRE RICES TUMBLE! wu ZZ major <— 4 - ti \ li Safety All-Weather are not ali you get. You get the corner of a $50 U. S. Savings Bond which each received from The Press. | Theré are the “regular” ringnecks, sturdy chukars, Asian '(Cortunix) quail, a South African “pat” later on, and ducks. __ |The preserve has some 3,000 pheasants which the shooter can take, at a cost of about $5 for each bird. SECOND YEAR UNDER MICHIGAN REGULATIONS The Fayerweather preserve, first to be licensed in Michi- gan, covers an area of around 400 acres. * * * | ‘This is the 2nd year for the 18 public and 22 private shooting preserves, most of them in southern Michigan. They have 47 more days of operation this fall, starting yes- terday, and winding up March 31, 1960. Preserve hunters must have a small game license (state 'residents), while a special permit is required for non-residents. * * * TRAGIC NOTE FOR DOG SHOW A tragic note was injected in the recent Livonia Kennel club dog show, when the handler of a group of Shetland sheep dogs suffered a heart attack and died just before his entries were to be shown. * * * ‘ bottles and glasses in the upper This area's winning Dane puppies (owned by the Hank a Roberts Ravens Hill Kenenls), Sugarfoot and Suzie, continue Obviously one should avoid fall-| to rol) up blue ribbons, with firsts at Genesee Kennel show, sec- — Oe cea te ae che onds (Suzie’s first time off the top this year) at Livonia, They : : oma OFF the are in the 6-9 months class, will be entered for the Oct. 4 Pro- ‘engine or put it in neutral when walking See and to wear a life gressive Dog show, at the State Fair Caan Jacket when the going gets rough THE LITTERBUG'S STILL WITH US | ances Ce Se satety’ Use| There are still far too many persons who ride the state's (and Pontiac area) fine highways who have little regard for ‘keeping the borders clean and attractive. On a recent Sunday motor jaunt over some attractive countryside, this observer ‘counted many heaps fo refuse, and garbage, patently tossed ‘from cars. Too few of these offenders against common decency are caught and penalized. * * * to receive their awards. At left Howard Gordon (bluegill champ) points to Press outdoor page nf You're the Skipper when docking one of the larger img single-handed boating easier And! aud more enjoyable is to have all items you may need while ander way within reach of the stecring position. * : lat ki Charts, parallel rules, dividers | Let's suppose you are making a ; . | ’ str ' landing with starboard side td the 24 other navigation im we \dock., Get a couple of fenders should be handy. A padded rack lover the rail and have a long bow is fine for binoculars. 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Maier pac Sh ame eons iat sl be the only American fish Breed clubs supporting the Pro. |fancier with the patience to breed gressive show include Irish Setter |PeTuv a eng aine: Club of Michigan, Detroit Cocker) After Maier's longfins laid eggs Spaniel Club, Poodle Club of South.|in their tank, he collected the east Michigan and the Michigan ©8858 and placed them in trays of 1Chow Chow Club. idamp peat moss. The eggs lay af = _ ——_|there 12 weeks, because they must lie dormant as they do in Peru. After the dormant period, Maier: moistened the eggs with stagnant | water, because bacteria in swamp- | like water is needed to digest the ezz casings, releasing the baby fish. . j Let us give you a PERFECT FIT in America’s PE RFECT BOOT + | Hold Demonstration | An obedience demonstration will ibe held at the Clara Barton Junior the Southern Michigan Obedience (Training Club. Regular dog train- At the end of the policy year, this Exchange ing classes begin next week, fall puppy match Sunday at the Grosse Pte. Neighbortiood Club, 17145 Waterloo, Grosse Pte. Match, for which judging begins at 1 p.m., is for boxers only from 2-12 months and 19-months for over-age. A special .attraction will be a showing of some G, P. dogs and their progenies. A cala- log of entries and owners, uhusual for a puppy match, will be made up when entries close. 7 Fish at One Cast SEYMOUR, Ind. @ — Harold Sweaney cast a line into the White River and gaped in surprise as he hauled in seven fish in one strike. Sweaney then discovered he had hooked a stringer of fish, apparently caught upstream by some angler who then lost them. Solunar Tables The sum returned over the years has now reached the prodigious sum of $50,000,000. Insurance for members cost them $50,000,000 leas than they paid for it... pranie *Did you get some of it. Why not? 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Ceseae: 8:93 218 Bik ae i —___ Wednes._...,.10:10 4:08 __1f 4:28 sion to sell cars at a lower You must buy before Sep- vie | ; c ' | : i f = ¥ [at a CHECK NEW COURSE — Ed Murray, Pontiac Northern High. miler, and coach Dick Marsh “walk” to check the new cross-coun- try course at the north side school where the Huskies run their first formal harrier meet tomorrow. Murray (left) is one of PN’s_ best harriers. Huskies run with Berkley at 4 p. m, Thursday. Pentiac Press Phote, : i THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1959 eT ia ei Hil | i] | é fl : ; Huskies Field First ‘Official’ Team. Area's Harriers Get Away, Thursday Prep athletes, who go for the hill-and-dale sport*were ready to- day for the start of the 1959 cross- country campaign. For most area high school squads the season gets away Thursday, Only Northern High, of the two big Pontiac schools, will be in action on Sept. 17. And this opener for the Huskies will be one of consideirble mo- ment, It will mark the first offi- cial cross-country competition for Dick Marsh's school, Northern High had only a token team last fall, ran two meets. A full sched- ule has been set up for this fall. PNH’s first opponent will be Berkley, and the meet will be run over the newly laid-out twice- around, two-mile course at the school, the opposition, at Beaudette Park. Walled Lake's unbeaten (dual) squad with 7 straight wins as In- ter-Laeks champions entertains tthe Waterford runners on Thurs- day. Huskies have built their squad. around several] distance runners) from the school's first trackAeam, including capable and improved paced by an outstanding runner) in Jack Hobbs, as one of four returning le(termen . Mrs. Wright Faces Mrs. Fox in Semis Mrs. W, D, (Edith) Wright, Eddie Murray, a junior; Arnie|former Pontiac city champion, Johnson, also a junior, who.may|and Mrs. Charles F. Fox collided be the No. 1 man. Marsh alsojin the feature semifinal match of has junior Ted Lorenzen, Den-|the annual Women's Metropolitan nis Vincent, a sprinter and jump- er, along with Gary Holtz from the cage squad, George Toth and Lynn Locklier. Locklier is making a bid for his first sports team. Chiefs’ veteran foursome, Joe Anderson, Maurice Johnson, Jim Nelson and Ken Byrd, all jun- lors, are looking good. Anderson was last fall's regional cham- Dean Wilson's SVC runnerup team, last year, from PCH does not y Sept. 25.° Waterford will provide! pion open its season until| With 27 out for the sport, Don Smith's Walled Lake squad is Golf Association match play cham- pionship. Mrs, Wright scored a 2-1 victory over Isabel Burrell in Tuesday's quarter-finals, Mrs, Fox advanced with a 6-4 rout of Mrs. T. F. Carmichael. Mrs. Charles Zahm and Mrs. William Rodgers clash in today’s other semifinal duel. In yester- day's remaining quarter-final ac- ition, Mrs, Zahm eliminated Mrs. John Menefee, 4-3, and Mrs. Rod-| | gers ousted Mrs. Max Evans, 3-2. Water t Has Only Two The crux of the situation is this: In 1961 the Saginaw Valley Con- “ference becomes a nine-team cir- cuit with the addition of Midland, * x The Valley’s expansion will re- quire the Chiefs to play eight league games every season under present rules drawn up by the SVC. Add crosstown foe Pontiac Northern to the list and the Chiefs have a full nine-game schedule, thus forcing the ouster of Water- ford from the slate. Central and the Skippers clash for the 4th time this Friday night at Wisner Stadium at 8 o'clock, | then the two schools will tangle again next year for the last time. ‘The Skippers have yet to beat the Chiefs in three tries. Their lst meeting came in 1954 at Wisner). and the final score was 39-0. met again the following at Wisner, and that time read 246. *® * *® Last season they collided terford. After holding the Chiefs to a scc -tess tie at halftime, the Skippers tumbled to a 26-0 deieat. Tickets for Friday night's PCH- Waterford game are on sale at Tel-Huron and downtown Osmun's as well as the Central school >f- fices. Ducats also will be sold on the Cass avenue side of Wisner Stadium, starting at 4 p.m. on the day of the game. a Dragons Wi Into Grid World ! , |_Each team has a the offenses and defenses. Lake Orion wants very much to plus others with | CHATHAM, | N.B—Yvoo some playing background give the host cleven the edge. against an outside foe under its belt and the coaches have been) busy since correcting flaws in both | cutpolnted Willle Morton, 147\s, Ban GH — Bobby Gordon. 358.) UR: Spirit has been the most prom. | Eitindsiehia” i Hauser 160, ising factor in the Huskie camp where there is little size or ex- pefience, Coach Ed Heikkinen and his staff have worked long hours in- the T-formation at PNH. Bruce Norton and Steve Thomp- son haye worked well at the quar- terback posts with George Graves, Bob Cox, Stan Hertel and Bob ners thus far. WEMBLY. 120, Ireland, ; 19%, Ttaly.- 10. land — bragree will Ly New York, 4 BEAUMONT, Tex.—Ruebden Odessa, Tex.. outpoin | Youngstown, Ohio, 10. - ‘ichmend, out: Seattle, 10. RENO—Frenkie Ramirez, 141%, Moste PITTSB y inied Al Hocking among the promising run-| Freddie GUroy.)| ted Mario D'Agata.| tte." Munoz, 16 ted Bobby’ Bell, 333. | RICHMOND, Calif—Sixte Rodriguez. 174, jon, 16S, e ose, The sugcess of the line may de- pend upon such boys as Don Davis, Dave Fox and Earl Hewitt. The passing of Craig Hawn and ball carrying of Gary Hunter are jexpected to feature Kownacki’s | Split-T. x * * Ends Jim Schultz, guards Don Julien and Keith Brodkorb and Se fee Orion Awaits Debut of PNH Roger Williams, who can play quarterback or end, are other Dragons attempting to spoil thd ‘Huskies’ debut. . Next week Pontiac Northern travels to Hazel Park and the folé lowing week the Huskies makd their home debut against Farmings ton in their opening game in thd Inter-Lakes nce. . : - NOW 70 Acres of | HI-BROOK RIDING STABLE ____AT_1316 W. BROCKER ROAD OFF M-24 IN HUNT CLUB AREA Reservations now being taken OS 8-2495 OPER! Rolling Hills Pick-A-Pair % ‘ a4 Li b ‘ : i - “ee eee@mare TRADE-IN FAIR. WHAT'S THE STORY ON THE NEW FORD FALCON? Come in and well | tell you all we know! fine-car.styling . . . six-pegple-big room and cémfort:. .. a car that’s born and bred for the American road! And you get it from Dearborn, Michigan, auto- motive capital of the world. LET'S TALK ABOUT STYLING FIRSTI You're going to be amazed by the Falcon’s beauty. It has a lew, sleek, European flair in new, beautifully pro- portioned style. It has safe, “wide open” . visibility all around. Interior styling is fresh and new, with smart~ fooking, durable. upholstery. Ina ‘nutshell, the Falcon is Ford’s way of proving that a true omy Car doesn’t need to look, tide or feel like one. — V/ wi Xj _ LZ Ral AO | WD Yer LET'S TALK 4 _ «4 Beattie Motor Sales - L $O LET'S TALK ABOUT THAT! The Falcon uses the latest type of single-unit construction (like the fabu- lous Ford Thunderbird). This adds extra inches everywhere inside—and it makes the car one solid, silent, inte- grated structure. Along with its all-new size... there are lots of other things, like extra-big brakes and light-finger steering, that make the Falcon a delight to drive. And the Falcon is so maneuverable, LET'S TALK safety Inc. 2705 Leke Rd. it makes driving in city traffic a cinch! | BUT THE FALCONS ECONOMY 1S MEASURED IN MANY MORE WAYS THAN GAS AND Ofl SAVINGS! Take the price. Though we can’t give you the figure just yet, we can tell you this: the low, low price of the Falcon will’ help prove to you that it’s the savingest car, right from the start? What's more, the main body understructure is heavily zinc-coated to protect it against corrosion -through the years. Front fenders are bolted on for easier, more -eonomical servicing. Insurance will probably cost you less. And Falcon service will be available everywhere, We've just been able to scratch the surface of the Falcon news here. Come in. Bring all your questions. But make 147 S. Sepinew St. it soon. We have many orders already. — | The Sestost Cor in the Warld to Own | Cy Owens, Inc. 4 -‘Firestone Winter Treads 4 Applied on Sound Tire Bodies | or on Your Own Tires Built with the same high quality treod moterials os new Firestone Town G Country tires. One Jow price for Tubeless or Tubed Type. ALL WINTER TO PAY “Pies tex ond two receppabie tires PORTABLE STEREO SET 3488 Just 1.50 a week! “Enjoy the jealiom of full dimension Three Stereo Records seg svund P ol ny aa at NO Extra Charge! 140 N. 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Tilson lPeabody who resigned recently because of specialist in urban planning at MSU} Pea- who has been directing the efforts tight at Witherell and Nicollet the press of other bustness i mission will be invited to be |present. They will hear study director ‘Robert H. Hotaling present the lrentative guide plan for the univer- sity community, Hotaling is a Walled Lake Council Meets on Improvements WALLED LAKE — Last night’s city council meeting was con- cerned primarily with city im- provements. x* * * Estimates of the cost of drain- ing the Barnstorm — Northport— | Market streets area are being ob- tained, Also under, consideration is the cost of sidewalks for a portion of W. Walled Lake drive and Decker road. The city will install a street- body will remain @ membér of the of the workers in the two townships. streets, the council decided, commission. Lioyd Ludy, chairman, of the | Pontiac Township Zoning Beard, became vice chairman of the planning commission. And Mrs. — Peter 4. Garland, who formerly commission voted to establish a agreement setting forth the pro-| served as recording secretary, was elected secretary treasurer. During the business session, members made plans for two forth-, coming meetings, one to be held Oct. 6, the other on Oct. 20 at| Michigan State University Oak-| land ee comission will nicet at 7, pi. on Oct. 6 to get its routine pustienn “out of the way before its; joint’ meeting with the boars of; education from Avondale, Pontiac | and Rothester school di ‘stricts, which js scheduled to start at 8.] * * * The school officials have been; {invited to hear a presentation of; the tentative guide plan for the! university community which en- compasses the three school dis-! tricts. The plan, as it affects antic-| jpated school growth in the area, will be explained to the educators. | The meeting on Oct. 20 will be of more areawide importance, | commission members said, Members of the two township boards, their zoning boards and) planning commissions and other) township personnel plus sib-com- mitlees of the two- township com. itoward formulation of a guide p lan. ‘for orderly development of ‘he 20- | isquare-mile area which surrounds: ithe new university. | Also at last night's meeting the guide plan committee, a zoning committee, a capital improvements committee and a subdivision plat committee The chairman was authorized to appoint members te the four | committees subject to approval by the commission. The plat for the first 42 tots im \University Hills subdivision, locat- ed at Avon and Old Perch roads, /was approved. As the plat stands, 14 lots will) ibe a minimum of 90 feet at the building setback line and the other 28 will be in excess of 100 feet at ‘the building setback line With commission approval. developers next present the plat to ‘the Avon Township Zoning Board) for its decision. The comm’ ipsion| was organized merely to make! irecommendations to the proper governmental bodies. A Birmingham developer, C. T. Armbrust, presented a drawing the | | | | | of a proposed 10')-acre comimer- clal development to be located at | three-day meeting which ends to-) NOV the Five Points intersection, | His request was tabled for further, study as it was not on last night’ a| agenda, lthan 250 lakes. Since there ‘are a number private roads whose owners are requesting’ maintenance from the icity, the council asked City Man- ager George Shaw to draw up an cedure for dedicating these roads to the city. Area Man Head of Beer, Wine Group A Bloomfield Township man, Harold A. Cousins, of 691 South Hill Dr., Bloomfield Twnoship, has been named first vice president el the Michigap Beer and Wine Whole- salers Assn Seymour Podolsky of Detroit is the new president. * «© Named to other top association posts Monday at the group's 22nd annual convention in Grand Rapids were Richard E. Ward, of Mar-, iquette, second vice president, and \A. W. Reuter of Port Huron, ‘elected treasurer. Detroit was named the group's 1960 convention city. More than | |700 delegates attended this year's! day. Glacier patlonel mark has more —— Your PTA Is Planning: Opening Sessions Tomorrow LAKE ORION—A get-acquainted period will highlight tomorrow night's opening meeting of the | Webber School PTA. The session will start at 7.30 p.m in the school cafeteria The program for the evening is| entitled “Your Child, His Problems and What They Mean to You" It according to Jay Dittman. DADA president The potluck dinner will be jnerved at 7 p.m. on Oct, t in the clubhouse at the county park, a will be introduced will be served by board the execulive WHITE LAKE TOWNSHIP—The thile and a half@seuth of the/néw principal of Dublin School, village. ——— ee CLARKSTON — The annual get Dale Shaffer, and all of the teach- ers will be introduced when the PTA meets at 8 p.m. tomorrow | will be a panel discussion between acquainted PTA meeting will be in the school parents and feachers with George |held at the Sashabaw School to-| Newcomers to the district have | Rachels acting as moderator A question and answer period | will follow. Refreshments will be served by| the executive committee. AVON TOWNSHIP—The Stone: | Auburn Helghta PTA will hold its opening meeting of the year at 8 p.m. tomorrow in the multl- purpose room of Stone Elementary School. Russell Willlams, PTA prest- dent, will introduce the new principal of Stone School, Wer. nard 1. Bland, and new members of the teaching staff. A social hour with refreshments fo be served by members of the executive board wilh follow the business meeting AVON TOWNSHIP The first meeting of the Avondale Junior High School PTSA at 8 p.m.! tomorrow night will be a get pcquainted session. All junior high school teachers have been invited | fo meet the parents who will attend | the opening meeting. * * * The new: superintendent of the Avondale Schoels, LeRoy R. Watt, will be introduced at the opening. meeting of the Elinweod School PTA at 7:30 p.m. tomorrow. The! new teachers at Elmwood also: will be presented to the adience Principal speaker of the evening | will be Mrs. William Porter, prest- dent of the Fast Oakland Area PTA Council. Her topie will be “The Goals and Objectives of PTA." DRYDEN—Final plans for the Oct. 1 dinner meeting to honor teachers and staff members of the Dryden Community Schools will be made by the Dryden Area De- velopment Assn, ween if meets at & p.m. tomorrow at the high Echoot, Guest speaker at the fortheom ing special event will be Professor Willlam Kimball of Michigan State University. A full program of en- ftertainment also is planned, oy Traveling Art Dealer ‘Discovers’ Old Master LONDON (UPI) — A traveling art dealer who tried unsucceséful- likety ‘creased volume. Total 'year. surpluses resect pests. of an insect survey and detection morrow at 8 p.m. New teachers and PI ‘A offic inls! been urged to attend the meeting Coffee and pie will be served. —_ — Pca ————— Aariculture to Establish New Record WASHINGTON WW — Agricul-| ture is well on its way toward es talitishing a new production rec- ord ‘this. year, An agriculture’ department port puts the prospective volume re of crops within Te * than one per leent of Jast year's outstanding record | ‘The yolume of livestock pro- ducts — meats, milk, poultry, ‘eggs and woot — will top lant year's enough to place the com- bined volume of crops and live- stock above last year, officials said, But farmers themselves are not to benefit from the in- farm in- come is expected to be around 10 per cent below last year, largely because farm prices are averag- ing considerably less than last The big production will add to of some commodities and create marketing problems for others of a perehetee nature, Over 700 Bug-Watchers Stand Guard in Nation WASHINGTON (#—The Agricul: ture Department says more than 700 volunteer and professional en- tomologists are watening for in- It is largely upon this small army that the goverament de- pends in keeping destruciive In- sects from rotting a big foothold These entomologists ate a part system maintained through federal and state cooperation. Government agencies have found that early de- tection can lead to early control of ly to sell a painting at American Air bases in Britain for $1,400, has discovered it is an Ttallan old) master worth, possibly $28,000, the Daily Express reported today, It said national gallery experts identified the painting of Venetian of 16th pests before extensive damage is covaed: Aarne ce ee nema eR Bird Slides Scheduled ROCHESTER — Slides of marsh and water birds will be shown at tomorrow night's meeting of the faceg Audubon. Club to he-held at 7:: Room 134 af the Ro- This Year particularly pork and poultry pro- ducts * * * As the nation’s top producer of dry beans, Michigan will have an indicated yield of 1,150 pounds per acre and a production of 6,164,000. Mertredweight, The estimates 6h ether Michi igan crops: Corn —@9 bilshels per acre and pro duction of 138.942.9000) bushels Oate—41 bushels per acre and 30 852- 000 bushels Sugar beets .14 tone per acre are Production 1.200.000 tons Apples (production only)-—12.800 000 | bushels Peaches (production only}—3, 200,000 bushels cae : Pears (production — only! — 1.280.000" bushels Fall crop potatoes 155 hundredweight | per acre and production @960.000 hun- dredweight aes nian of + Refreshments , THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1950 HEAD NEW ASSOCIATION — The three per- sons elected last night to serve a | ficers of the newly-created Addison Development Assn. are, from lef chairman; s temporary of- Township t, Hiram Terry,” Mrs. and Dr. Bert Campbell, man Board of Directors also was named at the organizational meeting. Pontiae Press Phote Melvin Thorman, secretary; vice chairman. A six- + Novi Kills Incorporation lage of Novi as a home-rulé city ‘lost by a landslide in yesterday's election. | Voters in the 6,700 population | village rejected the change jn government 766 to 175. Officials of the village. deemed the turn-out “very good'’ considering that it affairs. Opponents to incorporation claimed that increased services provided by a city would cost more, necessitating higher taxes instead of less for area residents. Volers also approved Arthur ‘by Overwhelming Vote I—Incorporation of the Vil- have had a louder voice in county; track and north of Nine Mile road \from agricultural to general manu- facturing.- The vote was 532 to 388. * * * A vote on this issue became registered at the time Heslip made his request. Voting to elect nine members to a charter commission was made rained here throughout the morn- Heslip's request to rezone his 114/void with the rejection of incorpor- i ing. There are 1,528 registered!) @¢'es bordering on both sides of ation. Seventeen names had ap- | voters in the 32-square-mile village. the Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad peared on the ballot. It was only a year ago that voters here favored making Novi Township a village, Since then a part of the old township formed the City of Wixom through an | election. . This loss to the village is what 'prompted the present election on: incorporation as a move to prevent, i" any further split of Novi or annex-| ation of any areas by Wixom Supporters of incorporation had iclaimed that it would save tax dollars by eliminating township pk and the duplication of offices, [filled by both village and township offic ials. heal ane so felt that Novi would Ihave = "able to. offer more effi- cient services as a city and would | | Architedt to Be Guest Speaker for Rotary Club AUBURN HEIGHTS — Robert) | Bills, landscape architect for the} |Huron-Clinton Metropolitan Author. | ity, will be the guest speaker at the ‘noon meeting tomorrow of | the aye Heights Rotary Cub Th event will take place in the |Community Hall on Squirre! road Wesley Newmyer. president of | the Rotary Club, sald that Bills | | will present a movie entitled | “Recreation Unlimited” which | tells the story of the recreation. | | -al areas designed and developed | by the authority in the five- | county area which It serves, t President Sends His Picture GOP Vote Record Goes to Highland An honor certificate signed by President) Eisenhower has been presented to Michigan's oldest known Republican voter, Mrs. Fliza Beaumont Taylor, 109, of Highland, for her record of voting , for the Grand Old Party for as long as she can remember * * * Right after woman suffrage in 1929, Mrs. Taylor voted for Warren G. Harding for President, and she hasn't stopped voting a straight | Republican ticket for the last 36 years, An absentee ballot assures her choice of candidates in govern- ment, Sponsored by the newly organ- ized Huron Valley Republican Women's Club, a special certifi- cate was designed and drawn by Milford’s Stephen Gerrard, then forwarded to Congressman Wil- liam Broomfield (R - Oakland County) to present to the Pres- ident, Yesterday the certificate was re-- turned along with a special auto- graphed picture of the President. and a congratulatory letter on her. devotion to the GOP * *® * Mrs, Taylor arises every morn- ing, gets dressed and occasionally ;gves out in the Shaded yard of her home at 250 N. Center St. Avondale Club to ‘Stage Two of the most widely known Her grandniece, Mrs. Olive Clark, Annval Ball Saturday | parks of the authority are Ken- sington who takes care of her aunt, claims, Metropolitan Park near that she is surprisingly alert as to/ AVON TOWNSHIP — The Avon- Milford and Metropolitan Beach on Eisenhower's activities but refuses dale Metropotitan Club Spirit 8&3 will stage its annual ball beginning | at # p.m. Saturday at the Ameri- can Legion-Hall in Auburn Heights, The Four L's will furnish music for dancing; and refreshments will Lake St. Clair near Mount Clem- ens. I V. L. Drew, program chairmai! for the Rotary Club, said the | Dec John K. Sterling Jr. Huron-Clin ton Metropolitan Authority public | | ito predict the outcome of next year's election, Mrs. ster will be 110 years old a Upwards of 80 million board feet be available. The affair is open tojrelations director, also would be of lumber is required in a normal) the public. present. Jyear for the es: of matches. Woman, 109 < MRS. ELIZA TAYLOR ° s Ceremony to Observe 10th Year of REA Plan WASHINGTON # —Asimple ceremony will be held here Oct. 28 to observe the 10th anniversary of| the rural electrification administra- ‘tien telephone program. Under this program, the govern-| ment makes Tong-term loans tol other operators to help develop and expand telephone service in areas, The REA reports--that 65. per cent of the nation’s farms now have telephone service, compared ith 28 per cent 10 years ago, Clinton Valley Boys Eye 1960 in Colorado Scouts Saving Cash for Jamboree By Scouts ef the Clinton Valley Council in Oakland County are starting to save now so that they might attend scouting’s fifth na- tional Jamboree in Colorado next summer, * * * This Jamboree will mark the S0th year jubilee celebration of the Boy Scouts of America. It is to be staged just outside the new Air Force Academy at Colorado Springs, Colo., in July. Cost per bey to join the expe- dition will be under $215, accord- ing te scout leader Willlam Ge- fielte of Milford, who is heading the local committee to screen to fill three troops as the Valley delegation. chester Senior High School. Local tmnits will each have @ res, 4 ? ervation for one boy until Oct. 10, when applications will then be on a first come, first chosen basis, Genette explalr 7 MANY ACTIVITIES 5 The Jamboree at Colorado is only one of many activities planned for the jubilee year. The occasion will be observed locally across the Oubs, Boy Scouts and Explorer | Scouts camp out for council camporees, —_ Location of the site where Clin-| ton Valley boys will camp out is 1. yet * * * ve On, this same weekend (July 22- 24) all Explorer Scouts In the local council ag well as those across the) country will hold @ field sports pro nation ws |. gram, and all Cubs will held their own special events. Mr, and Mrs. Kenneth Jones of Waterford are tading the lo- cal Cub program | committee, countries. er by Art Kaminski of Utica. ASSIST WITH CAMPORER . * Assisting Genette with arrange i] rural cooperatives, companies and ‘Public Misinformed ~ot the some 30° persons” present at | acre: lture department, said people are LANSING #—Paul L. Penfield, advertising ADDISON TOWNSHIP — last night to provide for the orderly expansion of son Township. . One, was the creation of velopment Assn. with Hiram Terry nae temporary The other was passage of a revision to the 9 toni zoning ordinance by the zoning board. mctchront a Se ihe « ee | wat @ is waleceidientdiilins: x : ai the Addison aes Dy board chairman Richard A.*- f Young, the new revision es-| tablishes the limitations under which those applying for industrial zoning may operate. In answer to a question from one last night’s public hearing, Young explained that there is no indus- trial district in the township at the present time. He added that the toning board could not arbitrarily set up in- dustrial districts. It had te have a specific request to act upon before one could bé created After the hearing, the board held its regular meeting and made one minor change in the zoning ordi- nance revision before passing it. Under green belt and buffer zones the revision provides that manu- facturing operations may not be located closer than 300 feet from any previously existing residence. The addition was “or 150 feet from a residence property line.” In other ection the zoning board denied the request of Richard H. Wingett to rezone his property from agricultural to commercial classification to allow him to proc- ess used cars for old parts and | Terry was attending his first zoning board meeting as a mem- =’ having been appointed by the township board the night be- fore. He fills the post left va- cant by Elmer DeCou, who ‘e- signed recently because of ill health. f After the public hearing / ne awe dience remained to nize phe development association. | Other temporary officers ejected were Dr, Bert Caghpbell,/ vice ‘chairman, and Mrg. Melvjn Thor- _man, secretary. / A six-man boaytl of dipéctors was named to start work the orgah-| ization programs ; meetings. This group also is*serving in a temporary capacity. Members are Robert Trask of 730 Leonard Rd.; Russel] David- son, of 445 Army Réd.; * Carl Kuechenmeister of 4624 Rech- ester Rd.; Donald Tripp of 2600 Ray Rd.; Mrs. Frank Webber of 1783. Brewer Rd, and Jesse Sutherby of 308 Elmwood Rd. Suggested as possible projects for the association were a park, a library, improvement of roads, pro- motion of industry, and investiga- = of sources to provide financing tf new homes. “Towahip ge gpl Frank Web- to the nla The first Thursday of the month was set as the association's regu- ler meeting night. The board will meet at 8 p.m. next Tuesday at Rowland Hall, Leonard, to plan for the next gen- eral session. on Farmers’ Life KENT CITY (UPI) — Farmers; aren't having things nearly so easy | as the general public believes, Michigan State horticulture expert Hareld B. Tukey said yesterday. Tukey, head of the MSU horticul-| jtoid farmers are taking it easy 'while the taxpayer supports them. “Nothing could be further from the truth,”. Tukey told listeners ( at the annvat apple smorgas- bord here. Edison Ad Director Picked for ‘Week’ Post director for. Detroit Edison Co., has been named chair- man of the 1960 Michigan Week For of every five farmers |< payments and Tan School Bond's ‘ Sale Okayed sue of en Securities to High School Projects : WALLED LAKE — The Bound‘ of Education here has authorizéd* the sale of $500,000 in_ bonds {o> complete the master plan of fie’ Clifford H. Smart Junior ; School and for an addition to the Union Lake Elementary School, * School architect Walter T. Anicka has been instructéd to : draw preliminary plans. The $500,000 represents the last: of the $1,500,000 bond issue which» was approved in an election Feb-: ruary of 1958. * * * : The School Board is re-ad¥er-” tising for bids for -workmen's com-« pensation insurance since it, did not receive any bids on its -* vious advertising. . The Board also is advertising « Aor bids for three driver train. . ing cars. These bids will be ‘ opened at the Oct. BO of the school Board. The Board reports that over 6 eon! students enrolled in the Walled. Lake schools this semester. 5 Michigan Week Chairmen Are Listed . LANSING —Five of ‘bd nines \1960 Michigan Week regional chair— men Were named today by T. Aus- tin Saunders of Muskegon, general’ chairman for the observance to be. held May 15-21. The regional chairmen and the counties they cover are: Southeastern Michigas — Thomas B, Adams, ot * the Campbell-Ewald Advertising Agency in Detroit; Macomb, Monroe, Oakland, Washtenaw | and Wayne Counties. Upper Peninsula—Linclon zier, president of the Ca Supply Co., Marquette; Baraga, Chippewa, Delta, son, Gogebic, Houghton, Irony Keweenaw, Luce, Mackinae,. quette, Menominee, Ontonagon Schoolcraft Counties. * * * Northwestern Lower Peninsula—# George E. Schraut, Traverse City executive; Antrim, Benzie, Charl voix, Emmet, Grand Trav Kalkaska, Leelanau, Manis Missaukee and Wexford counties. Northeastern Lower Peninsula—e William MacDonald, manager the Huron Portland Cement Co. ie 2 OP Re Et ee a 29° Ge. ewe ar = Alpena; Alcona, Alpena, Arenacy a Crawford, Gladwing losco, Montmorency, Ogemaw, coda, Otsego, Presque Isle a Roscommon Counties. , ¥ ~«* w* ff 4 Thumb area — Clare Sperryyw public relations board. The | : po _THE aan PRESS, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1959 ee ee Roman. séldiers pectived a spe-| j aS De Sapio SECETE abut Holds Tammany 1,000 COMIC BOOKS we gana rian, Soke an NEW YORK (AP)—Carmine Dejand ‘ellie entinnity- tows Dem- * * National Committeeman Sapio won over an insur- gent candidate in his own Green- wich Village district. The insur- ;gent group claimed seve. vic- ‘tories in 20 contests in other dis: | tricts. | De Sapio’s reply to the claim }was that only one of the seven’ jwinners was really “anti-Tam-| | many and anti-De Sapio”’ |OUSTER SUPPORTERS The movement to oust De Sapio a De welll a HOLLIMAN and a number at other well-known Democrats. * * * Their aim was to elect enough Pemocrats to vote De Sapio out at a meeting of district leaders next week. But with 13 of ee th nn oeediese (ne eee | Actress Jan Sterling, grieving Carole Tregoff Loses Battle Pretty Former Model Must Stand Trial for Slaying in Finch Case POMONA, Calif. (UPI) — Pretty stand trial for the slaying of her sweetheart’s estranged wife. Still to be decided was whether the 22-year-old former mode! must! stand trial at the same time as ijher boy friend, Dr. R. Bernard Finch. Both are accused in the jfatal shooting of Mrs. Barbara Finch outside the wealthy doctor's home in West Covina, Calif., on iJuly 18. Robert A. Neeb Jdr., attorney AP Wirephete tified at a preliminary hearing for Finch. He descritied the ~auburn-halred Carole, 22, nicst | recentty a cocktail waitress in | Las Vegas, Nev., as a “young | tnt, inexperienced in the ways widow of actor Paul Douglas, “feaves the chapel here ii Holty- wood following funeral service for the 52-year-old actor who | died of a heart attack Friday. CiInemaScOPE um tem ¢ Seerex me ITuesday’s primary, De Sapio ineeded to keep only three other ‘done $0. * * * In his own district De Sapio polled only an unofficial 4,857 votes to 4,271 for his opponent, | Charles E. McGuinness, a °8-year- old corporation’ lawyer Even this margin, fantastically slim in view of the Tammany Kleader’s long-time power in the party, was being questioned by ithe insurgents and 40 voting ma- WATE RFORDIES al DRIVE IN TH EATER THE FAMIL Cor. Williams Lake-Airport Roade—-Box Office Opens 6:30 P.M. NOW thru SATURDAY chines were put under police \guard at McGuinness’ request. | POWELL WINS connected with the Lehman-Roo-| sevelt-Finletter effort, put Rep. Adam Clayton Powell (D-NY), a! Negro, in as leader of a Hariem district. He defeated an incum-| bent backed by Tammany. Lehman said ‘I think De Sapio’s ; days as powerful boss are num- CaN - LP RAP ORL ae * * * . - OY: aia. (ie. viel | The traditional cry of ‘‘boss’’| pene ty LEMS 8. FOSTER: seer» LEMS R. FOSTER URE WATERS ,against Tammany leaders gained eed ee te toe “TENN HL - rte wy AES PRATT new impetus last year when De TECHNICOLOR’ \Sapio was accused of forcing the va U. S. senatorial nomination of Manhattan Dist. Atty. Frank Ho- |\Kenneth Keating, Lehman and_| others had sought the nomination CK for Finletter, HAWKING nome ISSUE Later the Republicans used the “‘bossism" issue so effectively that many Democrats held him re- sponsible for the election of Re ‘publican Gov. feller. ‘Headed | De Sapio himself claims he is | just as much of a liberal Demo- |crat as any of the reform group. ‘He has offered to consult with its, leaders on possible changes in the’ party’s Manhattan organization. a ee) The Canada goose is easily iden-' \tified. With a wing spread of about = = loyal leaders and the primary) | vote seemed to insure that he had’ Another defeat for Dé Sapio. un-| jgan, later defeated by then Rep. | Nelson A. Rocke-’ Douglas vaulted to stardom in | the role of a tough-talking junk | dealer who became a million- | aire in a= cemerey , Mother Begins School Term With a Punch | DETROIT w — Mrs. Louise Roosevelt Dam Named Leadbetter, mother of eight, start- ed the new school year with a Theodore . bang. She punched her daughter's | kindergarten teacher. ‘ident Eisenhower signed a bill) Monday changing the name of the | an ere eel hs acet noomevel Dam in Arizona to the | ion six months probation by Re-. ‘Theodore Roosevelt Dam. jcorders Judge George Murphy yesterday after she pleaded guilty introduced the legislation to un- to hitting Mrs. Maudice Vanden- derscore that the dam was named burg, 36, in the face and neck. lafter the GOP president — The woman explained that she |/a@te Democ ratic President, Frank. | was agitated because her daugh- jlin D. Roosevelt. ter Pearline, 5, had been report- ~ _—_—__—= ed missing from Pattengitt The | first forest School by another daughter and America was passed by the Mas- that school officials wouldn't s@chusetts Bay Colony, in 1631. help find her. Police said two other teachers intervened when Mrs. Leadbetter entered Mrs. Vandenburg’s school room and began striking. her. Pearline was found five blocks | fro rom the school. of crimigal court.” Neeb contended deputy district! ‘attorney Fred Whichello asked. “loaded” questions about the so- ‘called “murder kit” and the events | ‘of the night of the shooting. Whichello contends Finch, 41, and Miss Tregoff plotted to drug Mrs. Finch, and put her body in a car pushed over the cliff. i i i i i i i i i i NOW SHOWING FOR EVERY GIRL WHO WAS EVER INVOLVED WITH AN OLDER MAN! 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THE REATWIK, JUNGLE! ™ REBEL » Snack Spege Hit booed ca waaay ae nooears pEeMAnT'S Mecterplece of Sheekt \° PLUS . . .CO-FEATURE S a4 ape p ~ a f } * > ° ¢ A a * < , 1959- é * FIFTY-SIX | Bs THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 16 ‘Children Seem to Want Them > : | : Oe, | | Pile a | Bigger Toys Are Becoming Popular By PHYLLIS BATTELLE to poker oe to ue toy sinus, technical looking that if I were an am negli ae : to} rw . ibleached realistically as in the atom with any spirit of self- Play with ‘‘bé stuff.’ t is! NEW YORK — 1,;remember un- : f clearly that when I’ was about two| too advanced, the child probably jGenert Smt ‘preservation I'd remain elsewhere; } Ay + as we're in a shootin _ | will break it, and be in danger of OM MD” ae was o. a doll named te oe ae it, the toys are (2° ambitious kids there are SelBer heing censured. **Molly. e@ was so-called baby| World, let's face it, th toys are counters to detect uranium, and) doll, with eyes that blinked when 80 to reflect it,” said Professor ¢, ambitious but lazy kids there’. |. “A child can be tolerant of us \ tpg you slugged her, but she was Shee y: ‘are ready-made swimming pools 8TOwn-ups sometimes,” said the . LZ bigger than I was—almost as big. Girls can have not only huge and other niceties, like crisp new professor. am ; MM foe ANN as my brother who was five. ‘three-year-old dolls, but replicas of money. * * * s ss : But the selfish parent who A A 3 *%. : * nhs nar by some of their favorite television | | = y | If she had been a real ba Yin equipped with wardrobes Parents are bound to go wild lchooses toys to his own liking, | BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES By Edga r Martin i * av »y in a circu : aa . heya Save Oe and 1 eeealt a that are more expensive than the a el rely demon: bet without considering the child, de-| Ss i ot ne ae, veking snidely that dolls. This is a realism gift too: a or a paar ® ‘serves a bop on the head from an bo 4 as Al neighbor, remarking: Yat Fans a ohiid to know Une value of (one SOE Severe frustrations” 4 mazon like Molly . . . but then, \ oe if the parent—as often bappens— 1, i, unavailable now. Molly is she ought to be called Marie’ ac “ATH after Marie 4 good evening own . . : mtn’ on M gs aie a. - —— on the right currently in the arms of a three- PIGECN OAL. WAG TW. ‘ss . ‘ Wrih ¢€ it tip, ‘ ‘ 4 , 4 " M . meee = " * eatin auaitne i La re ee WwW SCIENTIFIC TO¥S ‘ ‘ re ause i ni an an year-old niece named Barby, who + ne hone For buss and girls who like: S¢ull. Rappens fo ike it. will be an excellent mother when . But | loved her, Mainly bee Co onee, there are machines so If a toy is too young for the she gets ax big as her baby. cause when older friends came to L call, wiih thelr pipsaeess Te BOARDING HOUSE gedy-Anns and smatitime teddy YYZ HYLYIA THE FISH- YHE'S BACK AGAIN, bears in little baby carriages, I felt a great surge of se Uy i e885 -onfidence and security. Molly | Si itt a ~- oe was oe on : a ‘isles symbol— | 150 YOU'RE HOMG WZ pre: Peete ble perth fy she was something to hide be- AGAIN ARE You Z PLENDID, M DEAR, 60 HO D PAI -IN- hind if they started anything. YOu WERE MISSED i, BUT WE HANE A THE-NECK: THIS : BEEN UNOCCUPIED fj ze de GANG SINCE YOU LEFT! / / aow wae ue «0 \ROBBERS/ I TELL YOU FISHING Z “2 FIRST, IT HADA A\_ THAT BIG BAG OF Se Oe TINARROW ESCAPE | Wind WILL DRIVE ) || \/FROM ANICiIOUS BEAR Yj \M BOOBY { AND THEN ANOTHER | * * * . FROM AN ARMED For “me years Wt aeems, the? (a . rH rt BANK trend has been for small kiddies’ — — iterns—tovs that parents admired and bought, probably because they were dainty and would not clutter up the slick, polished, on-exhibition ranch house that is America’s: middle class standard COULD BE EATEN Smaller toys were inadvisable, however, because a child who did not respect the little train or the little: doll-house oven, might just show his contempt by eating it 4 os * * ‘ ’ + © 1959 by NEA Service, Inc. TM. Rog. US, Pat. Of ~ -By Carl -Grubert— COD LIVER OIL AND = TOBACCO DONT MIX!) y I discovered today that this was a very good thing, having an out. sized toy. The “Toy Guidance Council’ vevealed that) 900° new playthings. including life-size three- vear-old dolls, will be available for Christmas this year and that: Large? toys are what children ” YOUR CREDULITY THE RERRYS: ee ee ee TO THE UTMOST! wi . P , PETER JIMMIE WANTS TO SAY GOODBYE / want a we ue | VERS Seed n ed ds =? tatimn By McEvoy and Strieber I BuNOeO Ma oT DONT How 1 HAO STUMBLED ONTO __ DESERT, HIGHWAY — ” “Now,” says Emma Sheehy, the guidance council's top educa. tional adviser, “we have many | larger toys that are ‘handleable’ | by childrea.” This includes sf junior sized) (he-man priced) sports cars that should wow the tricycle set al, $375 aplece. aa OY) A : Cy, wa PGAXTER = 0 Miss Sheehy is professor of edue cation at Teachers College, Colum bia University, but her salagied OUT OUR WAY hobby is playing with toys, and watching children play with them, | to ascertain their safety and suit THAT'S RIGHT-- \ WE'LL HAVE TO { WHY, TH LITTLE BY TH’ TIME HE'S ) GO BACK--1 WON'T SCAMP HAS ability fo i Then adolescents ~ : abIEhy Mig) “Amieni¢mis “aeAesvent s UNHOOKEP TH’ / OLD ENOUGH HAVE HIM WALK- ALLEY OOP ‘ * * * GATE AGAIN ! THEY WILL STARE, ING ON TH’ LA ae a —— : — : She hay determined this year WHEE -€& --LOOK \ CUZ EVERYBODY'LL \ SIDEWALKS Y — ——___ { NOR ve, \SUT IT'S OBVIOUS | | .T00 BAD, TOO... that, besides size, the ““TV-nsgort AT THAT TROT! | HAVE AUTOMOBILES | AN’ GADDING NGtECHMENGS Mee | Gatun \ rue ce | lose | \ ee ated” toy is an even greater trend ) SOME DAY THAT | -- THEY'RE A COMIN! | IN TH’STORES |, -” SORES TS git ramtareny’ (mat! veer egthtipeld pele than ever BOY WILL MAKE { THING--EVEN OU /--ANO HAVE [17° VERO GETTING WOAOUT) MOWATROSTY CALLEAT/ BNOG COW IN | | Gone CNT, OU =, : / vei Of —JHi LAB SHOP HE'D HAVE COME. _ OUR BEHALF. UNIT OF HIS A child can have real life sym FEOPLE SIARE fi UOWTWwSP TH POLICE CN, ef OUT OF THERE : | bols of whatever TV dream world a ot “{ TINKER S “papel \ Sy : — Z Z, eC + aD he lives in—from rifles to pistols! 7 bd a ONE.’ US!’ TURN iy 3 oe Si; S i . . ~- ‘a ee +tt Py ro ? ¥ ie in | : = hile POT ‘) | | NV, Vio Slides of Alaska ~ — | ’ / : \ + y i De SNOWN , ital | + : Oakland County Cooperative ls | o " tension Service members will i! j | i a ree 7-9 Oe treated to action color slides gf x ; \laska from 9 do am. te 2 4a pm CAPTAIN EASY ‘ By Leslie Turner Wednesday at the Waterford CAI eo "1 NOW TLL WAKE YOU. SIR ROGER..BUT || SIT DOWN ANDY L DID NOTHING C & Building on Williams Lake Road : THAT BIG BLACK DOG WILL CONTINUE SORT! OON'T RECALL A Guest speaker G. B. Pritchard a fy matin euccn sacguaticn bey Michigan Bell Telephone Co. plant ia a ee engineer, spent eight months in| ‘erg the 49th state in 1956 At that time he worked on the micro-w vel network to provide communication! throughout) Alaska fer the Ali Force in conjunction with the Dew Line’ * * & Luneh will be served ty the ~~ yp, of ON ith ‘ty ¢ “Wij db sy , Wy VU A i. fin “OHS AS) hf f z Vip tp ME gon Woman's Club at noon, Hostess for ae @ f the event will be Mrs Clair Jobn Linen, is be we MOMENTS WE'D LIKE TO LIVE OVER rawiutiams 9-4 son, Waterford district representa. tive 4 DONALD DUCK By Walt Disney NANCY By Ernie Bushmiller : ERNE BUS { | 4 YOO -HOO, CO OUAEEE NEVER MIND--- THIS MUST HAVE COME MAILMAN I GUESS IT's TO THE WRONG HOUSE-- - ¢ FOR ME Ae TANG re Gee { HANG ON, POPS... ER...LET ME OUT HERE, Fag? SHE'LL 00 4 PLEAGE...THIS IS 7 HUNDRED AND TEN/ WHERE L LIVE! 1 | ee magemmeaie —— Li, y e. ' & — b) pests 2a fe ( fs You'll Find for és PROFITABLE wing OPPORTUNITIES ati i s isfaction Every Day in the Pontiac }} - be sure it’s Piass Want Ad! Sectiani | Tak ake advantage of this easy way WRIGLEY’S | | 0° Siwessun™ SPEARMINT To Place Your jj WANT AD America Favorite. DIAL FE 2-8181 ( ‘ al Agree mY AA aw MY, [T SEEMS THERE ARE SO MANY STRANGE NGSTERS MONTH “L think TH have the Boston Cream pie’ for dessert, but I just KNOW TP won't enjoy it!” F eae . y ® FIFTY- SEVEN af Cross Plant Pelice Afraid -Trouble Start Once More Where 750 Fought FRASER (UPI)—Police in comb County reported “‘all’s et” today on the strike front compared to the howling, fighting et Again Ma- qui- here A CORDIAL INVITATION 4S EXTENDED TO |HOSE WISHING TO ATTEND A SIX WEEK'S CECTURE COURSE COVERING "_.__ SECURITY ANALYSIS AND INVESTING STARTING THE WEEK OF MONDAY, SEPTEMBER. 21, 1959 8 O'CLOCK MANLEY, BENNETT & COMPANY Demand Firms Prices of Grain covering sales of produce brought to and Vincent Price. Her life is. menaced throughout the picture by! signed by architect Minoru Yama- “the deadliest criminal in thea- saka, is made basically of alumi- |, Ibs 10 3 1225 {me 9.50.10 eet alate 78 No Pu CAME GREAT Autopsy S called police three ti % olds Metals Co. The building, de- wee 1278 19.98. mined grades sows 30 ‘to complain that her husband was) MARKETS |Motors Higher Ths) ictiowing are aap air eo if) Active Trade STOCK AVERAGES NEW YORK G@ept i464 (Compited hy enoice The Associated Press 0 2 and 3 400-400 liv steady ;: prime vealers 35 00-4100 :iandard 30 1s 4 €0 ‘trical annals.’* ‘num. It sets on stilts over a pool ‘na, food 24-00-38.00. cull and uthitty Indust Ratis Util Stocks ee inmctoiee. The e in iew very few under 18.09 jNet change 9 7 + § The stariet closed the imerview iand ts covered with a gold ano- gle 200 Staughter ewes$¢--Noon Wed ... 3288 1323 952 220-4 sibility “tre rrore woluer with a wink, ‘I can't tell you dized aluminum grille that gives 1.00 lower at 400-650 for cull to choice. a. dey. =e a 957 3198 than to cancel the charges f e . 3 7 22 | anymore. The end is a secret.” it the appearance of a honeycomb. F299. {obo Mele [eedet, lambs reveal Up Month” ago ey ime mee sts for that portion of the first Sa : lembs Lo sstablish market Year ago. ...2858 1677 841 1914 ment che Get Go eee ae 1989 high ....,.338.6 1476 1026 235.8 regen phacoel tle (1988 low 3081 1316 937 2115 dered valueless through the 1988 high 120 1968 987 2143 Sn eee ae cee te eet Waterford Man’ Fle Reds a a "seed oped wil! be ¢iven DETROIT STOCKS sa how (C. J. Nephter Co) S Pigures after decimal points are eighths & 25 mes last night! plotures will not be permitted wntll closer te public introduc- beating her and the st ‘The! tion dates next month. q last ‘call summoned ice to the Included in the sho Nt be WOODWARD AVENUE AT’ WEST LONG LAKE RD. home after the woman said, “My ‘oe : pal fess we we = ‘BLOOMFIELD HILLS, MICHIGAN usband is il. Dodge Dart an! the Valiant. The = } a Dart is a Plymouth-sized car CIMITED ENROLLMENT FOR RESERVATIONS MEMBERS _ Owner of a ‘wrecking company which will compete in the Plym-| Midwest 97-0900 ask tor \ New York Stock Exchange on Dixie Highway ‘in Drayton outh “Chevrolet - Ford Price class. FEderal 5-3534 Mr. Robert |. Moons | American Stock Exchange tL f — Pachoud was home on! The Valiant ts Chrysiér’s ‘com: \ JOrdan 6-4650 Me jack Hunter / Detepe Spach Scher —— tO m7 ; myalescent icave from, Pontiac pact, car and will vie “ert Fyrty = - | < f ANE ee State Hospital police said.‘ Faldbn and Chevrolet's Corvair, | [Morris Dosian't ote Nam MMI ’ ° f Plan’ to Run- for Governorship LANSING (UPD ~ Sen. Cariton H. Morri§ (R-Kalamazoo), who has been mentioned as a possible can- didate for governor, said today he does not plan to ut he didn't rule out the possibility. * *®* * “I do not expect to seek the governorship,”” Morris said. ‘‘I've been too busy keeping the income : |Market by growers and sold by | itax off the back of the people to mob of about 750 pickets who bat- : - = ‘thern in wholesale package lots. | [erties mot 1E led poli se 2 the C CHICAGO W—A rénewed general . i NEW YORK (®—The stock mark- * * ted police yesterday at TOSS Quotations are furnished by the Co. plant. demand firmed up grain futures Tirol Biirean of barkeli ec nt et_ moved higher in a mild re- It is Morris’ role as the chief Toe . ices all arou he ‘do . “OV ‘© ear “4 an : ~ os Fraser police-chief Herman Ja-| — ~ : apie “ Board | { Monday: covers oe early today. Trading architect of the Republican use cob said, ‘You never know about ie ay tr Was Uoatke Mah was moderate. (sales) tax law that has put him this bunch. .They may be calm, ; _ ; . Most key stocks rese from frac- among those GOP ‘conservatives’ ; i September corn, under fairly Detroit Prod tions to about t. There were might wt for the n at but they may* just be laying low ' ” eTroi roquce ONS adoul @ poin eve were Might suppor or e nomination ; stiff pressure for several days, was scattered Josers in 1960 . too. We have ng trouble this morn- : : : ; aa.) FRLITS . veers = as ee jamong the Teaders with an ad-| = een _ ee ing — se lar, anyway ivance of cent during the first are een Ken . 2 Motor stocks were especially About 24 hours ago, the mob iseveral minutes. Other corn apc pot eee a active and mostly higher. Lodge Calendar } P 1g u eee on jammed Fourteen Wille and ‘months which have ‘dipped lately apples. Wealthy. bu ..-es. 238° American Motors advanced about) _ ; ‘ Gresebeck Roads with their cars, to a succession of new low prices jpbles, Wolf River. bu’ ........-. 225 a point following a prediction by 9 commiuciestion. Geter te J seeee ‘ I odg fe) a : 4 s' : stalling a wrecker trying to reach for the season moved up moder- iCantaloupes, bul | eee -.. 200 President George Romney that 2.- Thurs Sept. 17, 7 pm wake an overturned vehicle with sev- ately, Peacres, Bineeeas gh > #s 138) 225,000 compact cars would be oa FC degree.— Gordon Stayt, WM. en men trapped inside. Seme of the corm and seybran (freches: Hale Hoven. tu. .......-. - 340 in 1960 —adv Only one of the men — John buying appeared to be linked |Beare. cartel ee ee Se x * * . | Pears p's, bu eeees . : Farkas, 58, — was hurt. He suf- with forecasts of frost in parts | piums Fwy ger ty bu 200 Studebaker-Packard resumed the N : . fered a twisted ankle. . of the northern Great Plains and ae Ress. ':.™ 3 upside with a fractional gain Ford, ews in : rie Police said pickets stoned Cars. T Great Lakes states tonight. Watermelon bu wk. eee, 100’ pose close to a point. Chrysler splashed others with ink bombs | After about an hour wheat was VEGETARLES eased. General Motors was firm Rummage Sale Fri., Sept. 18 1 and struggled with police and see i‘s to “s cent a bushel higher Beatie Ky Wonders sen 380 The market Was continuing the BEeen: == Rei) strikers trying to enter the plant. September $1.91%%; corn %\ to 1 Beans Lima. bu oe rebound which halved the mark. , i s é ice . . irq : ™ es, ¥ * Ti > 4 : : P * by ' nd CN eS ea Cones ase AT ANNUAL MEETING — J. Lyle Littlefield sumers Program. With him are Mrs. Frank “ ee . i ptember $1,143, : seeks, ex. 8 (0) e's losses yesterday, The in: ee pe — ete a e: J : wee ‘ . : pats Ther Sente > a, le ui ‘ : = - aU , ; eal H sant (left), chief of the Foods and Standards Division Anderson, incoming chairman, and William L. C*'S —* [© °s tgher. September goss No | dor bets 123 different volume reflected little 294 Oakland —adv Ww orkers Internationa epresenta- : ; . . . ; new type contract 655s: rve ly tO Bowen oN at dog. cus a? enthusiasm. Short-term traders tive Joseph Ferris of Detroit in| of the Michigan Department of Agriculture, spoke Belaney, retiring chairman. The dinner meeting lke highe: September $1.291,. Cabbage. bu De ae “ted ‘oat nae Thieves yesterday teok a pert | , a pion . 1g “A 5 : ‘ vie @: Cabbage. Curls, bu 1” we reper 10 ng for ar rae . i jail. ' at the second annital oe of the te Oe was oe _ evening at the Roosevelt Ma soybeans *, to “4 higher, Séptem- Cabbage Rea bu 175) gains. able radio and four ash trays. = 4 Fi . whe sonic Temple. i . e Cabbage Sprout bu 1.358 F . r Six Detroit-ares state police Council of the Marketing Information for Con BC Pp ee - ber $2.07, (Caubes pores © $8 Chomivaly "ktm eowed Lie valued at $60. from a home under Carrots, doe bens #3 , construction at 835 Scottwe S posts rushed extra can ged Grain Prices Cauliflower dor 225 Gains of a point or se were made eel a6 Pontis a = the riot scene yesterday. They IF d t d ad it Celery pascal 2% dos .......... 2.90 by Du Pont and Air Reduc wz te ac < Celery. dea) iki 138 and Air Reduction swelled the ranks of Fraser po- OO S an alr S U Nl Benton Harbor Group CHICAGO. GRAIN Celery root. dos x Most leaders in the group made Sitverware, a stove. and turni- lice and county sheriff's deputies | ‘Won't Join Teamsters cea Sept 18 ‘AP: —- Opening ‘Corn. sweet. § doz 109 fractional gains. Allicd Chemical ture, valued at $290, were ston ‘already on the job. N eds H ] of Pu 1c second annual meeting. . ganization. —_— riggs pata "i$ q Mueller Br 267, ADAMS WILLIAM NAYLOR JR., | hours yesterday, but there was nc The postponement wa re Brun Balke 98 Murray Cp 263 lrator Marbor, Metucham, NJ, icati t Littlefield seid that his de- pe * PTO vavoage No 4. ou... oressee 81M Bude co 13g) Net Bis 00.6 formerly of Birmingham. son of indication they made progress O- ; . posed by the United States. Collard. No 1 bu 130 Barreazns , 0 Nat Cash R .. 382 Mr. and Mrs Wiliam Nartor ward settlement of the strike. | rodeo = te — ‘8 A The Vete in the ti nation com. Mts. . iS Caluman | Nat Dairy ue Adams, orether of Leslie Else rg ee = - » veness ef its wo ° - rae Gm ‘ Campb Soup 47 Nat Oyps ) aoe ADVERTISEMENT pe ing . iol i vine: r ‘A miere mittee was 12-7 with one abstem SOE Ph eee 1 Cen Drs Sy) war ea tise) 28 et tga Mira, 58 roves pale OF vce oe oe sabe pos ‘ =ers fae: P ihe tion Swies Chard ou la heel alee An idly | wee of Maniey Mailey Puneral Home us TOWN a" re ded \ bi . rlae (Ca or! s S Oakland. Birn ham. Service +1 posals will be received at the office of cates ‘ rae i eaba Ht still has to be ratified by the Terete ; Cnas ot oh No Am AVY 4 4 bel Reva Pnursaey at 10:30) acea the” Towsabip Clerk, 4908 W. Huron, group that only a watchful public eareeile a? 7var ar ae On TEE ite N » has full 82-nation General Assembly, . eee sg Chee Oh et SE Fac Se ee en ie de. Michigan until 8 oclock| , HARVEY ZUCKERBERG (too, and up to date Not only has y. age Gur 82 25 > Nor Sta PW Birmingham Interment in White Street, Pontiac. Michig could help the authorities b, iV p ! Chr valer 68 2 : : tech ge nual Gane iin Wade wilh | rechecking the weight of pre Pontiac warmed up a bit this She performed in a number of but SPeSs* al was assured. Endive: re 233 Cities 3x. at wens Cr Poh aa t e Pi ie { é 4° t ul 225 & a > ~ ena i > a — rp the toi- Fi F Fe »ixtay oductions. appeared on a = La tice bb pb} 1 Clark re 4. ' 43 Owens TH Gl e24 ——e eur t ‘ by sro publicky @pened and read r packared foods and by beirg o4 (week when Elaine Edwards, a/*tage productions, appeal on Weltuce Boston bu 2 0e co <4 = 444 Soa Sl ok ees, Se ce P eae ri ‘ a 1 a7 € ' 0 1] or eal sax Pontiac __ _ _. 4gushy young Hollywood actress. host of television shows and Cit Director wee ones mu is TS Calum tian 702 Pan A W Alt 2° 4 and Arbra J marae’ dear | ¥Y 3 \ : s . : @tiuce lerf bu Con Rds f? h Epl 444 brother of Charles and Dennis Tee Sale Wal panecved by the Towrn- breezed into the city for the Mid “ani In es films, i she vy Romaine. bu 223 Con N Gas "aS ioe see ay FE Harkness Oravestn | service hip Board to reject any or all bids and - Aine ‘ ia. & opes also to direct some day Wi Cont Bab S* Parke D 4a was held today at Perry Mi Park ta waive Tregubarisies in any bid in the west premiere of her movie, ‘"The F o - end oF ereauviny.” ] on uct Cont Can 474 Bonney JC 1072 Cemetery Atrangements by the interest of thé Township Bat,” opening at the Strand Thea It's another end of creativity. Cont Con “8 8 Pa RR 7 Pursiey Puneral Home Waterford” Township. Clerk ter tomorrow. she says. Bands at MSU Poultry and Eggs Cont ON si 4) FXpSl Co eee wumagen eked 4 - 3 7 . “ e : be Cee if, as rumored, Hollywood ft Asqate she fs, sieaying Ps DETROIT POULT Corn Pa itt Pheips D 7 pad Carey Alen Wieeeruma seu] —___ = . *ETROIT POULTRY 241 itis Pub ... 104 Phileo rs 4 NOTICE. oF PUBLIC SALE hopeful of rejuvenation through chology at UCLA. Charitable Dele C Harta. tectrumental DETREI. ep ie APiLeruss ex: Co 4 Ie ein Fei ‘a a ane ee Rooter. erother of on ot Cocky Lake Collision shop Sees the eccentricities of its staricts’ and civic minded she is, volun ../.. supervisor in the Pontiac Pre sour, Cero" fer Ne 1 aesltty Det mare ae oa Me eee koe a et LE : = : . Ses beer) s 5 F 72 «Pure OF Fiat tM iley i Eitsabeth take Road, Fentise, Gablead like sirens of old. Miss Edwards: teering her services for social school’ system, will be @ piical Mesiy ives. Rete, sites 16.10: eslerea ~s ah mes ot Klaine it Manley Dalley Puseral ounty chigen. & $ smobile , i] ‘ 5 . : 17-18) hight 15 “hem 732) Republic Bl Ta4 Service to be held Thursday st 4 Dr. beorme onttel Bumber srmecena ts the bill with a modern work | , \ conductor during the halftime show oe em 1 pe bens oe = preyy, ty P Dew Chen 70a) Revane 3 Servic tro held Thursday st w #0 at public auction ar is wist. of course. she’ NOM rown Miss - “i tn Toad : +. Barred R ® 21-23 tt d 4 rT Ret Drug 4 Churct irmingham Interment located at above address and may be And. s Pos of Mic higan State University ton 20% oven | 5 be 33-94. duehiings He ten eo aon Met 1@ 2 in White Chapel Cemetery The inspected there. Strawberry blonde, hair atop Edwards is the daughter of Farr's | fgothall opener against Texas 39 heavy ducks 18 turkeys. heavy type Faton Mfa al Rex Tob a [emmy sugnests memorial oer : ‘ ¥ t = s t6 Mie — =e * qreen eyes, a saucy prov erative Nunn. a retired Dearborn police-| 4A & M_ on Sept. 26 yeene Sent oe a ae ona ite mt 332 Ansociation ° — (Advertisement) mouth and the rest of her cur- man. and his wife. Bonnie Siensed band 4 = UtETROIT EGGS Fmer Rea 1 a Req ree bed MIL 4 1908, HA7aL M they Massed nds and music by DETROIT, & 16 Fee _ > Beara Roo : ‘rick! ast Bivd ace Classified Salesman Wanted vacious 5-feot-5 and 119 pounds She graduated from Dearborn ‘ ctmsatels $608 babédes Detroit in cas fey tedeteh-otene ante Pine tees Brel! OU... 13) 82 dear mother of Mrs. Douglas - ks tor itself. High School and went to New) ppro aap . a pes snen eo. itee- Pie A jumbo 32 extra lar-e Firestone 126 -thabeahi a : ce ka oe Mrs — ~_——- . a becc igh schooly (Pontiac arge medium 30-31, email 18 Pood Mach ae ony ‘ } : A large Metropolitan Daily Paper Miss Edwards adds, “I drink ek fo me a John Powers! ig met represcated by a band) forcg'’* ® ire M4. 0 brown eggs re Ford Met. 8 Soar. pine survived by 13 arandenihéresy | model. | reep Sul 2 Thursday Gept. 17, at I m has a position for a young man| tiger's milk for breakfast. rried Ed Kemmer. actor | will be featured in the program. Commercially graded Frueh Tra 141 ou acne ‘ LM [Boba th eee SAS Joh: as Pascal between the age of 22-27 with 1) really good for you, you know. It She ma ~ | ‘ : WhitesGrade A extra large 43, large Gardner Den 47 asa oy Cal. 50 | Home. Interment ‘fn White Chapel. ag has everything and one-time star of TV's “Spare | The high school bands will join Q-44: madium 29-30, small 1¢ Browns Gen Bek 121 gia Ol ing 447) McCLURO. SEPT 14 1009. Wit i ( e extra arge %, ‘ar@e 43-43 en Dynam , yO 1 U is - to 3 years’ experience in classified “You see.” she explains, “I'm a|Patrol,” and became interested in! the Spartan Marching Band in medium 28% 29 small 16, Grade B large Gen Flee TT Greve: te et joerg, ‘belegee Lemond Laat ee tay nutritionist. I've always been|@n acting career for herself. She honoring the 25th anniversary of ? c= Lbsed in Stud Pack ... 141 MeChurg: dear fether ot Richard provide an excellent opportunity pod n ted in it. So. has Bob Cum-|began by studying at the Pasadena | the Michigan School Band and lous tantors 4k pea Ge a Anactien ae nerd ee : i . eres . » Orchestra A iation ° Q Tel & Tel 687 Tenn Gas 4! grandchildren Puneral service for advancement. Salary commen- mings. He has given me a lot of Playhouse and starring in its pro-| B80C Livestock (en ‘Time 4a | Pemnce 82 will be held Wednesday. s + 16 : bes - eee a TK 60 et Marvey Neely mera! Home surate with experience, proven tips on nutrition and acting. I've duction of ‘‘Berkeley Square. Pc a th tee On| tebe Aesvers a, Deuce. ae 8 ; ! Miss Exwards has appeared in nayrd DETROIT LIVESTOCK P Bag pm Mr McClure will He in state ; : ..| Miss VES Cette, © F , t t ability and future potential. Send done eight of his shows on tek Scag “ Lapses bo Speaks at + Dedication DETRON eee ta MAR reps, tir. Pret. 2 fra w air. je ee ae eee complete resume to Box 2, The vision.” arder They Fa for R ld Buildi Cattle salable 600 Siaughter classes Goodrich 5 Twent Cen 32 ee hee Cece a Miss Edwards is a sensible girl, ‘Humphrey Bogart (‘rather quiet Tor eyno $ Buliding moderately active. sully steady, most Goodyear : 1389 Ynderwood 203 hit Okie fet corte uote P tine P i ly sales Choice sicercs lou 1160 Ibs Q-eh Paige b 134 AS A ea ee see : so -—— and difficult to get to know") 800-287), few foes hyh chotee | kecrn CH UARP E a |6OUn Pa wy Thursday Sept 17, at 1 pm 2 . o " , 5 Be ; a om Unit Alr Lin 8a . “Guns. Girls and Ganzeters DETROIT «Al French auto wie. 50 Hh. 2900 2h head ‘nixed turh Gt No Re a «CS Card ot Thank , ae . helee end prime around 1156 tb leer Ope thousa in nit Aire 194 arg 0 anks ‘The Faceless Man” “It Hap designer Jean A. Gregoire says ? 0 theer feed lot mates of 1940 cattle : Unit Fruit 3 Mad o e mo » | »j one current tendency of atitomobile EPSede) most eno te dow chav 26 00 Hewies Rep ue Pee ae a “WiaH TO 1HANK THE DOCTORS ened (0 .Latic an ner movie 27 78 stunderd grade ster 7 of 6 co Hollane F ' vs Ren 4 and nurse: fer their kindness and in “Rat iil Ea throughout the world ee Si ea want ichoiee 4 if We gtn Homestk a Meel ae General Noiplial Alse fer ine ts . , hie choice heifers 2 * s, ser t +8 DD } “e f t ane will Stra be seen in = is reduction of we ight 27 25, ford hieh chotce arcund wo ib aan a. APs us a a } ene iy ards Waa ni oeers _ . tle Flame.” oppesite Scott Bra- The choicée material for this re belles - 27 $0 Raed (a jon wits re Here ee end Pep ups Un Te] "6 Ina Engeiman 2 dy, scheduled for showing jo a os ; : sa saci te oe Beall eet ov iand Atl ‘ Wests A Bx ea Pontiac's thealers sometime in duc me Proves? he said. is alu- ae bey saa ution: 4 00 17 - tials ane tnt Bus Mch 409 Ww aaa Fi aa 2 | i F minum weight cutters up-to 1800 Tat Mare $8) hal eal Est a4 The Pontiac Press 7 is ¢ Lal October. Gregoire spoke at the dedica- Whee cs salable ae “sta ole and sons Ho Nick Pe Woolworth 473 | i ‘ " = ee = ‘ at x , } !99- 2 : . . * . : : ' In “The Bat.” Miss Edwards is tion of new Great Lakes Region Ib butchers 1230-1198) mined Nop ang Int Shoe aq3. YouneR&W 182 FOR WANT ADS tarred with Agnes Moorehead Head Building for ¥ 2 190-230. Ibs 1400-1628 load No | Int Silver 16 na co-starre w) s Moorenes Ca quarters sulle ing or teyn- around 196 Ibe ag 1 i ’ . Zenith Red of s 1450 No 7 and 3 240-300. Int Tela Tel 32.4 DIAL FE 2-8181 From 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Alien Elec uip Co 25 5 wenn hap elag Ga. ee * * ? etis contain es No Violence Roy Gearon. OA ‘arger “thao "regular. apate ' ype ock noon A od Howat "Ries ator cor. ot ne {Ay Brevinus to publieatias n autopsy performed today on Pefinsuiay | tod Co® 4a ae NUTIE the body of a Waterford Township toes Utamctecvatien Co* tha 3 1! ADVERTISE RS . ot E a] * = man accused by his wife of beat-;Tiyto Edison Co® 162 104 ton of transient Went Ads bias ewigheangeapenne |} -teettante Rin he hes rtly before his dea st n insertion will result in no legal action trom New Chry | [ Car CASH WANT AD RATES | Glin Canty Prec s|VOW I YSIOT IS | fem ster tau Oa ; 3 1s 30 «4 County Coroner Dr. Leon Cobb Are Shown to Press : in 3m le a ruled that the death of Donaid $ 30 «$e 8m , Pachond, 35, of 2827 Walton | MIAMI BEACH, Fla, (AP) — 5 «we tw an : Bivd., was due to natural (Chrysler Corp. today héld a na- 2 t8 Be Be i causes of a hemorrhage, pos- {tional press preview of its 1960 : albly induced by a miner head |cars. and trucks here. ret ee ons Ser bo | injury previously incurred. © | netails on most of the cars Pinte ——_— Mra. .Roseann Pachoud, ‘0, will be released tomorrow but - { «BOX - REPLIES At 10 a.m. Today there were replies at The Press ‘effice in the esi: bores: | : . } FIFTY-EIGHT __ ere THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 16,1959 , . ; T ts Thanks 1 or § . Ho ‘ eae ad 4 ___ Card of Thanks 1|___ For Sale Houses 6 For Sale Houses 6 _—For Sale Houses ___6 MODEST MAIDENS i = By Jay Alan For Sale Houses 6) For Sale Houses 6| For Sale Houses ae 7 4 ae ao “THANK ANK OUR er. WALLED LAKE 3 BED . anes \ . PPL LOL OPI PPP PIA POLIO OLIN an at ic, iene ane” li tives, Itiends. and neighbors for $190 DOWN Large lot 10%225, sarees. cely , SMALL nip "Po CARE. BY OWNER - FOR ; 3 HOUSES |. Se 22% their Kindness. in the recent) ms this new 2 bedruom ranch nonce Gi 4% re cent LoT west IDE NEAR DOWN- — on _ FE Bs ee 7 E Gi breavement of Ralph A Marriott. it home. Oak figors, gas heat, Close to all . 163 Spring OWN nine AND HIGH Sedan pene with i , : ] gears * ‘ dr. Specie! thanks to the beats pied price $8.100. / Park -MArk 514 HOOLS R Y DECOR- : i ery nice. : { s+ wae Beiped Mrs ine, Cleves Opp JosLYN ~~~ SY OWNER kz temas | ATED. PAVED - ay ROOM Kimier and Mev. Lee LaLone Also) 700° down for this new 3 bed- Frame, duagelow. . silached dd ar ee ci toc” a . tndech a Soyority wite, a sconte mporary te Sue Gas iin ow vacant. 296 Third. rae AND er ATK, ae 4 seas 5 toveny : reat. fu a - z , ee temoriam — 27 tees kaw o Bada MnOLATy Poe Ha Een, pease Wes ~e LOW APPRAISED VALUE C a cheek KMchOH place, Peace” encloued : | RL SSE i.f. YOUNG NER. FE 22167 AFTER 3 jot, Hot water heat for edhe el agiaaty oF NANC x REAL ESTATE & BU 1 ‘é cu ae 5 1 alyburton who pares away jus » EF 5 ILDING = sj sve age™ ak ake a peat ramsey womce | PEARROUNG, COTIOE Tee ee eg Today recalls cad mean es ~ | - This modern 6 room bun- ear Walled Lake All fug- _ do’ nd and has View af bac Of our dear girl gone to rest, gaiow features 3 bedrooms nished Gas heat EL Co ive wehing tases & pA lawn, shrubbery, outdeor pig And the ones who ‘pink of yeu, | carpeted living room, fuil $500 WN $4 950° EMERSON é spreading. shace. Basem today 4 ve ct | ‘emp sion j pacament — 1h reerea- one Ate eee ae : yaya Sines erm rey re t on who love ro fs i on spac , x eet vacant LEG Badly missed by mother i | ber Denk 150 uit price Estate 1362 W Huron FE. ny LOOM BUNGALOW ng. | dowo—BUT MAKE US AN OF- _& Satrley_ a WHIPPLE LAKE Py 2 00) Easy eters [> LL ‘ve Baie _Bxcellent condition PER! _ Funeral Directors 4) 3, nedroom | ranch stvie home.) CLARKSTON AREA —— 5 peat geaae & lerer Y eee we ° ; bt] 2- 378 Build @ home te — Oa of Lt ising ore Als ont ae LT | me ’ a. ai} eee: ners pas r Huron Gardens ump ries | Cemetery Lots § Your lot or ours Have model Neat aches wna cue uae WEST SUBURBAN - Neariy new ome nie Pita oy fans ~ Compare this home for comtor’ | EE: anew} OG Plaitley BM 30482 coi cue vail price as ) berm. ranch type home Tiled a Ser’ ap and t in g3 N. Telegraph _° Open Eves. 4 GRAVE WHITE CHAPEY OR OWNER Has OTHER rennare topped seqalers aad kicch cop: NEAT $B NOME, én paved| think” you'll apres 4 ‘E 2-9236 3.0470 Bargain for someone. @ rooms. $1900 Down Choice West side 3| boards Full bam't with sopurara | oret. » Only $0) great . am sidin ,| MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE FOR BALE 4 GRAVE PLOT at (8th basement, 24) car garage Bed T eee Ot ee ee ciewcal furnace and laundry rm See ee swnings, ‘ull basement, gas heat | eee White Chapel Garden of Spread 1 acre $13,800 $2,000 town. Good, $ years old. Modern throughow this #b $11,500 with §1.500 dn . ; ved drive & ROCHESTES | futhe (Gospel s32b 01 Iiveg@: (Gcdiien| Neat Rochester UL | ceramic tile bath~ wall to wall , 1 ROOM Be arya tn excellent cow | se $10,900. 2 bedrm home village: By : POR SALE 2 LOTS IN WHITE) 21 | areas eee i tak in| PORHEe Retest ence a arraneses 12 Banyan Re ee Slizabeth Lake jwner, Leaving State. OL 1-263. oa constr MY 3 1482 3 pr DROoM OME $1,800 DOWN, | kitchen. basement and a new 3 peapg archers woe genet = RT. j (Bick) \ VALUET Lovely a few gy oda LM ta PERRY | real ey asreue | and we : “e es , Lovely 3 bedrm. brick with | BY OWNER—WEST SIDE 3 BED- | Miount AFL Yee sane as KSTOW : | deppe bedvine ane tae ees Why object to wearing that sign, you don't sae to keep ALTOR 2 etre. erkital iaxiy| room ome. Oi} Rest. Near CEAR CLARKSTON ## bedems. Die cer, tie bathe: - | 34s Oakland 0) 9 to 8 a ) i “Open evenings until 20 {{ master aedrm with fire rit a secret, = Te —— a a 1 Ere "open, Phebe rt ing room with raised brick schools & shopping center. FS RICES ARE GOINO UP 40 tout ranch home 4 large piace and private bath. Dry base: — ~— unday calls FE 5466 “Handy —kitehen—-with — 4-4192, THIS 18 YOUR OPPORTUNITY igaaae Feises bath fixtures FE 43568 FE 5-584) go Two tec rms Lear oi ST AFTOMAL 305 piealy Af ou cupboards —— poms 4 YR. aay BEDRM. HOME TO PICK UP CEMETERY LOTS panity reactive kitchen rage Black top driveways. ou : ' with util ardw Deere, gas Te DISCOUNT. Must vaciifice| Da® built iu oven and range tank best wus tor For Sale Houses f ouse 4 bedroom, oil furnace, 3 car ga&- Hardwood floors & 80x, heat, water softener, aluminum lota Petry Mount Park 5 lots] Plenty of cupboards “s x “ta | WAM. 1a: fae pa ee ~~ Cares ew, ~2| For Sale Ilo —“ on 6 bs, pe al Oneids. 6 room bun- fi0"Soe. 3 iy qed eee ; storms & screens. Scimpletely ine sekiand Hills ‘South of Wallet) liviog room Full divided ban t REDUCED Commerce iaks ‘ ¢.. ns aoe Near Uniba : $550 Down | -sulated. Near Northern Bigs Lake near Novit 4 lula White, 100 yrds off jake $1900 down. front High seenic iot 2 garge | lage, "pric to sell. With bess monthly payments ef | School. $1,300 for my §2, ed ae My owner MA 64267 anne and fivored second floor. ie aul Nie Jones, Real Ist. $49.50. Clean & sharp & you can, equity Bal. $6.100. FE 8-0812. ‘MT nm ; L iiled bath beatalat : { mov | 412 W Hurdn St Voce Fveniines Hhoonitieled Highland REALTOR large Treat pan “pull “bam t I Ml FE 4-8550 S550 W euros PE 61278 mow ra petal trot Meo. | R. ANCHI HOME FE 446 1 Teidlrsis > Sratl \ j10l W HURON &T - aia rec apace aud extra) y - --—— Price includes gas cook stove 3 bedrooms with full basement oe _ b , © this H . C#v garage, alum siding Beau. { 87 ADELAIDE | ARRO REALTY and large lot, 98-x 150 Home {§ PERRY MI PARK CEMFTERY Superb jocation aihong fine!) MULTIPLE LISTING BERVICE ilu’ .a@we darge tot Quick pos- > ; | fod od TED McCULLOUGH. REALTOR compiete on exterior only. will graves, $25 & up FF 4 9RR9 i bere weil landscaped 100 « session. Now at $19.500 terms | { ‘5 | 4 roém home with good basement ee ee Ra. sell tose no eer payment to = v jut arge carpeted jyin ‘ - . ' large jot-gas heat — family 3844 & reliable purchase, For Sale Houses 6 100m with fire Li / il Clean and Neat No hing Down Open 9 a.m : rw . iY place 2 batlin, day Iloy d Kent It : ik st ] ‘ ‘ 2 OOUMs oul ol peseten = Lac) pe age pm Sunday 15 E L. Bi dW ROOM 4 ; ly? jf ; i ; «., healtor . ; BY OWNER al = dee cna: Sela o ei ce 220) Dixie Hwy ot ctoe’ | J Bedroom , Hanes ead) low Sows pay meek: 1 ee r. wl ag 10 acres with 2 bedroom bunga- rms as ent Gar ; sige es | kitchen aishwacher and oar Aur tie OD ® i Only Sip S00 Poss Nh ae ent i tas ara IL cs Jt es Jupp, Realt: c Owner: UL. 24002" hus pone eet pnd ee ar! = : a i ‘ ‘ & CUSTOM: i SPAR RIL | entrances, ‘separace = ) et ) _ 7 ue oe s desirable property Uwens Bcnool Reas dn pymt fisposm] Indirest lighting ee Fiiendiy east sid cichborhood | utiities. GL 5 Here's a on | SALE.-TRADE-—OR LE. | gre willing to sacrifice ee cual FE 4-628) | inrougn out Attached at, var | CHEROKEE HILIS BY OWNER 1. ich baleaent I's cer parece | chance of a lifetime to have FE Dat u res 44278 With option — gree home sale. 87.950 with $1500 down. OWNER BACRIFICING AP | Berane Autumatic dear opener | ATTENTION DHA, LAW- f Tied, bapeneot pepsin bath | Veatuces separa'e dining room, | oe own comfortable home _ 7 ___ | on extra large lot in desirable raised 622.000 home, 7 rma t's, $49 900. terms Immediaie posses: | VrMH & Miolea-isnal peo garage PE 64-4349 y eam| one Bedroem and {ull bain | iene nt eerighaon ede Colored | one a tay mie) norte) at” Fost F. . Wood Co. athe full basement Attached ; | pie’ Mere's an ideal joca- downstairs enciosed sun porch, ; ianihts cental a ; : | e ved dead-end street. aati $2400 vp lee and §16 000 Wolhares | akefpont | ton for @ Cinie conyales ou Hadleigh hot apahe | about tie ike” germinate ob 90 ae Ac a po thee on ter . ph Very favorable | Walliams Lake Rd at M-30 will) mortgage OF 3478) | ent hom ffi . Water so conte aulomatic wish. a e 4 room modern bungeiew#. 1 s or will trade it “1235 ¢ ROOM MOMERN HOUR WITH 3 Bedrms, 2 lots | oe ener ve pen, eles S H RA ev otal re 8.90), this ts Saye Ser aaee sna pay All in the best of condition. Full; anything of equal value. and ___ After 6 pm OR 3-2603 finished ett Terms By owner | Ranch otvie § bedroom frepiase mansion off Franklin Bivd | @ dandy AURRY! ta othe: S eras waar ee basement Built-in bath Automat. — OR 4-0306 Be “LAKE PRIVILEGE rev ra asa nese sgttet | Heong epg tet | eaiteatis cetweat | TSA REWER | Suburban Living| baa, Fou,aremtall arg ay paee MOD 2 BEDROOMS | Sedaea tee cia Cres qorare| ents ie eacaily spe: NEAR OBNERAL HOSPITA! | Whittemore >t. jor Fae (Clore te, dow ntons | A 8 _|_s1s_ soll course. Bie lol Hew Coder snakes 100 1 300 int | Bneged love ant an exceptional, Cisusl yeomy up Vawr com: If it ls room you need this $0 Down Be scie We nae, tua incon JoeErn 7 REISZ, Sales Mgr t Its Best | ~Fetrigerator and. stove. Complete: _ $4900 Terms OR 3-885T | oe ohne. é riced at $2).000, ,ete Mouern oaths 2 hall is your bus } bearuom: | ropett sles wie eee 496 E Berea = - FE #5181 Your future home is the Md insulated. §3.000 down. “MA aS Cal now “ior athe Parking facilities for full basement gas heat Nahe rh oR gece tr 0 w ’ Gay ment. —— ae 2 #0029 ___| ie 2 ares | over 100 cers Call for fus- Wired for e.ectise etn 6 | Be a res ous naene=y ar ith po down payment. | 4) acts , HOUSE 3 BEDRM. LOT ose = ther particulars. Large living room 1 | Lee is 2 oedroom me } roon.4. 1 x150 a siding and brick Don McDonale yen Suburban werticulas bres hrep.ace ae | good living condition Handy EAST HIGHLAND AREA— A N N E W. . Ross HOMES nt hb wiring road septic will (Bulle 3 Kedioom finishes 3 Bedrms, Full Basem't WAClES LANE AREA Giveat Mica’ chady | vera! east side location. separate din- Lake p privileges Lovely 2 4ES) | Alper ¢ 1° er cont Gecouas i Bulle enement and 1'y| Muse carpeted living room with Owner leoving state & wil Only $1000 down | ing teem nee hoe cn Gael veaicekak oo sv-OWaER WE forcast PE 2 mee 2490. athe. Your lot or ours, oas| fireplace Separate dining room sacrifice tar below rep oauc orr < cplatic hot water Priced f nica shaded lots Gleaming EASY TERMS - 3 bed- T WALTON —. hog 5 anick ANCH. floors. birch cuphoards extra full bath off heat 2 car garage tion costa New 3 bedroom d ode , eer Oak floors, modern kitch- room ranch 3 years oid | 5!vd 3 bedrm. brick ranch, at- bedr baths. Carpeted. es kitchen aA dining OR; Nive large lot paved creat Won Bice ctcaine an oo sade Nea: 5 Besroom runes ee. nae ee Roget! $6380. Buy it en. wile bath A real buy . . Balf-stering alum. storms & | seenet 8 car earaee Priced tor | Screened. wees erms. ‘ ' ; i ' a = qu wher —_ | piece ait AUEactive mur d.e@ pes Atove.y home io en ® « Li Ceramic te good buys ae k evarioee alle falar pee a “BY OWNER | ai stone end frame 612.800 with aullarenuel equallyit ine bath Full basement. Oniy “Bud" Nichole, Realtor schools. $11,800. terms. AUBURN H ae down Owner will consider homes Corner jot on black $2112 down . ; , EIGHTS AREA. New 2» PONTI BRICK RANCH HOME equity 4 4 “4 Coeent LAKE ES- bedroom t ~ Orchard Lake Villa in Harb Jae ome nome nine eae top atreet The kitchen ta 1 ‘ ii cemers a TES - This attractive 2 nace Li with setometic off fer) 3 bedroom frame house. Base- Mile serten Nap ssrccma a, CROU NT RANKS Sasere: os kee ey |e eeaisoem oo fe ee earns paaroom nome tar aiveaay | JN] floors, full bath. modera kitchen, | ment: Ol het Garage, Toul : . ullt - in O oven and b bedioom canch In perfect | . * = bee t F eee . : . chen, | : pane nee ia LE ghee “en Diieclgbees aaTATE si8i meee . pe scam mee : ponsitcs mceeen io a 18 | | at saveh isauiring oar Re} BLOOMFIELD — 2 ACRES. | occupied Only $150 pact Rap ue os atin ThanarekaED « ith vanity arins daa UF ret! recre@atica | ee __ = } mort, . i = aa | ance. uy Se S pede o corem | 4 BEDROOM ecachecs gmtage Paved room Oil heat Alttacned | =| rectors ale ear ron wating ee 3 — NI, | Hess tin cee US Cue Cy Se io re "nn ena ne athens ny i Life Hl ey | ) | room iin diniea ell aac witch | Sumit: Cae eae Patt | ere Plial ree for chil. ete fo Se oa Poe bought ! Drayton Plaine Buburhban living ay “rant U1 ia incated not , ce ds u | et nak floats pinstered walle | Call today! ‘ | i" ren’s ackyard play. Ail with only $1,000 dow | ’ ISS McNAB ANT MEYER In & Kno y! LONO LAKE BRICK surround? St et its finest Jayne Helghte #/) rival @avem och voure basement. olf furnace, iarge lot . . ing homes _compar- ee cag 2 BEOnOoM tarog Li Vina Herel ge A Weat Aide lake prisilogen _ 790168 feet RAY CYNELDE. Real tree seiting nearly new able. just west of city John J. Vermett ; New all prick Spacious living) TO an heat nicely landscaper be it Woice 6 ned ime ve gin NIC. Keattor bedroom brick =& celar eecun, vacant and ready to nom With Nreplace wall paneled| genng Ao bal Fe aod pemicyean Pectcatn rm THRE ees RANCH 2 rr Sey at) Rd Open 99 sheke ranch -has paneled Lak REALITY amily room convenient to us erning oan 2 ’ » ‘ Wi . ger Tiiiate ba.aqge Fenced large andscaped [ats acreened oR V-379 | famil = a 2 > Commer tom kitchen featuring miuittin ap, Pet mo Tases & insurance in KAY ONE, Realtor Tear yard 612.950. poreh 2 car heated and plastered | . ee cca piicoee wile aie BEAUTIFUL BUNGALOW = ae ose a A ack bepaiete leunar lided OR 4 821 ” ‘ ap ateaenen Rea Open 98 WESI | garage partitioned basement. | washer & disposal. separate A winitt 823.000 terms MoUERm, 1 BEDRM. RC HOME NEAR room & cedar clonet 1 bee : hi Om J dus 5s SIDE Tecreation room. gas hase ray ' breakfast space. living rm. rame large bunga- es rooma. ity ceramic UUled bathe | wY OWNER, 1 BEDROO NC . . , heat) gas in-inerator water att. | ar 14x22 with picture window, low, that clean, enol and ~~~ PERSONALIZED iowea plus den” Altathen double OF 3 ¢ nearly sepa gaa or cient Duiralicarenis monnen | ener, 4 bathe separate aining| ge PL corset ncaian’ eek bormey appearence, and situ- * ee _FE | 8-2200 garage eaulifil iake land eur automatic of] heat §7 850 62, : ” ae Galt) toom, large living rosm with | - : x dining area. I's tile well planned ane reundinge Ay owner Came and| €80 to mortgage or take small! Frreplace Jalousie giassed Briar Will firepiace hardwood 18 THE "BIRD" TO SEE baths. 14x15 antcne bed- f landscaped lot 120 x 130 NEW BRICK 3-BDRM. make us an offer Open Sunday! 4 housetiaiier of take rar and in sun porch Basement 2 floors, piasteted walls and other / . room Attached 2 car ge@- with 2 car garage, is cer- Close to all scnools. Restricted ie 4 He ae hy Spoeniment BEDROOM geet toe uly NB\9 Jeroxe Nowt . a ieee and 2 inte Very eutslen img features Only $21,500 | LAKE PRIVILEGES | \ eek gy es on private — chet! ufron would be siete ‘tar kasi borhood. Pos- ane lint CRietar TAY 0 ‘aon lipert Road ermes I each, : , terms. oO Ca me. 1 LJ room; Dem = f - | | te ciian rae ee shady and planned by the on Fireplace 2 baths. re tee: - v floo 2 ACRES—( | S|: IX I HOM ES | | AK E WN iF |. {s Ic I. \ KR RES FF 4-441) | lax and enjoy Saueseul asay hon T Sees aN cocne ete tr rear itathen cereus. base knotty pine living room with fire $100 DOWN AREA ARK RE AD. este E| Tiek mime nent Only $6,800 eee poser ful) basement, , ae tee ven & reer ll gol lot. Near Baldwifi & Brown Ra This A i ELL c | PINE LAKE PRONT - A » Carpeting, <: er ‘ooaiow of Pe Oe 3 13949 Wo oHuran 0 2 968 a gest oggd conch Goma tes levee] © MOVES VOUSIN | (Mane helen cen eters Almost new = custom built MULTIPLE 1. ISTING SERVICE. | SECLUDED window '¢ pedrooms. 21y| HURON GAXDENS BUNGALOW —REART OF SORIPIRED edrooms Lats of cinset specs NO MORTOAGE COSTA | 2 Lovely surroundings | ‘in Jalousie breeseway 2 car | Yet only 5 minutes f tie “baits uving "& dining The oe medscaped soting’ © keatial ite Utility room O81) Turnace $600 PAYMENTS LESS THAN RENT } Community water arhge Family type ki-chen | 4] // cout y 5 minutes from shopping room carpeted. paneled fam- {deal ‘tea fer y youn landscaped setting. 4 bedrms., 2's down $40 mo FR 45201 | 4 Blackiapiroed arpeting. drapes, and eth het ua uf and schools is this 3 yr \ fly room. Nice beach. §42,- or retired couple, situate baths. Family dining = = FINE MODERN APTS CONVEN ODEL OPEN | § ole from 62.238 e- cxtras Nicer they new erick Toss Raaci be cone | $00, terms. aus ok ee rm. 2400 sq. it. living a BS to Central High Schoo! iret | @ Model homes from $23.900 | On 3 lots Only $12,500. Su gaivele! Pun baccnesr An pina ooulec. bane cna mop. 4 car sarees. igeee perch. extra nd second floor, FE §-40) WEEKDAYS “ SUNDAY 130 TO 6) TT WORLD ae oe . built-ins, 2 baths. Cool breeze T olic chirch. Good oak RM ee ee BR IC kK —\\ IS I ci dy 2 blocks Sih or Mente sin Take Mucor: A hala en west to NOR] Ht RN L1H ill Suburban Spec ial | Poe pee ye tem Dy room) Ree yee pee Diastere walls, & woe Necreant oe 14 a Perfect condition 2 bedrm down WESTOWN REALTY Elizabeth Lake Rd left 4'y miles 5 iy a i oo 4 80 many extras! Please 65 ACRES-MILFORD More bath, > onnaine tbe mace rm. home. Enclosed porch walk- : mith beGutfull tile Dalh. and (fire is N REALE. to subdivision or call | 1 bedroom ranch two, Only $500 Down | wales” Ghey find out the plus than 600 ft. frontege on with’ off heet.. seement in closets, alum storms — lace o Larnel lal (iibock [rome = 12 sr ees Li 24677 David Ward Youne. Rit years old nice oak floors All on one floor thts t LEG yes, LAKE PRIVI rivale lake. 3 bedroom . screens. Auto: heat. 2 car lake ;AS A GROUP OF BUILDERS WE ‘ Lp us Oo forced air heat Well | caay a bedroo Boeken E383. Only $25,700. Terms. 7 carly American farm house | © afage. Extra lot available, #60 Paul M Jones Pedi at | ‘Mo low prices thrangh volume | @M 1 4181 landscaped lot city sewer | home is duct om ei ie ereen | . peeeraly restored. Large GI SPECI. AT? 4 mith, MI __ 6-0806. 832 W Huren sui bases on RU SEN | : cise eee nies atin wed or the long time wed — : Couctous dining. Toom. large bape) intl you cannot fail ‘$900 DOWN OR REASONABLE OF OF- re ease ey Warn Plt ee a ape ne i | : | a generous Hving room, ar Yl e TV room. den, modern kite i cecsndeant ci live in five vara teu aes brick. Fenced . a - ae No obligation | fy ft oi ope ge . . | ull bat ample kitchen with onal nice rooms of of extras. FE 2-9352. 81 F ; : | en, firepiace in master bed. | ar ntch oe Desc Bae ee Lone ane Binlders Pxchange W C) W )JUSt | AST OF ane ene deity Masa a heat AND ASSOCIATES room. car attached aa. ! : Trough ink and receive COLORED — WE HAVE A HIGH- merce road vielnity MY 247 iPr V7it or Vt op tema! | AUBURN THEI HTS | 4 Pos meine Unter nie See Ee se 1050 W HURON - rage Skating pond, trout nice scome from & very income gas station for sale rg afte: 4°90 OWN TANS Pep ot omen s ' ont selay. ete Mt teserl OPEN ‘TIL 9 strene) Alceies Rhea Sant! vate an aaa a eee Sore. ot a nl ae a - . ; t | ; : - a grouse duck huntin . modern A ts should in. Morus thee HOME NEB DS ne oe ald mails raom 3] | Feee'lent 2 hedream bun “Rad” Nichole, Realtor property $50 000, emer “| vee room roe on rear of profit of 61,500 a See ore: L eae eee ete) RES Tis neg galow with 3 lets Home ‘ , | o pay sil expenses $400 pany will redecorate stati ot & hopuing Call FF ae 1 overs feat ami ler . 49 Mt Cemena Bt p ROY ANNETT, INC. REALTORS should handie, a good sound train you at no. cost. Yeo tan 2 V } k in | lo Vac Youll (get | your omeney ante” /2et or PR 2 2228 28 OE ituron Street rental location, $12,975. buy station, land. and business ar S aye otty of Ne DEM HANCTE » g Ines moorthy mi (re oe of only Open Evenings Sunday 1-4 with a low down payment Pay ; ! enty of extras Must sacrifice | Cc $6950 with $150 down, _ Vacane BUNGALOW Cau your provert iS profits. eayine stacy Sept 19ti; Best JOSL EF REAL ESTATE, INC. ive a meee . an SOLD MULTIPLE L — A 'seiy the. large mpdeen $0063; FE S100. _ mene TE ieee : JUNC. laewoa miepaM House wernt | A STING AE aViceS: five room bungalow. . with $99 DOWN. 2 BEDROOM, ~~ MOD- , (ACROAR rHou WANK ee ecten Bin do pret OR : wes SETene leet poe aitic. full base- _trh. Clarkston schoois. OR 3-0724, Open Daity ry to 2, Aunday 12 to b bon ur BY OWNER 2 BRDRM 7 IN ONT- \V I: I \ GA L ORD, Wl anim iainn ein eee eee “fot ari teil an So RE ADY FOR you -4R! ALE mR a8) = = a << een ee ee ee art "ene | JUDAH LAKE | Y rwin FOR COLORED en acmammmle earn org ane ui tached garag® Upper straite La! fant ———a , - RENT TORS — coop CREDIT? & SONS ‘7 1 hearse eeeniea sat oa carport. Disp youl. Landscaped. } “Ma $ a) 4 17 or i We Be e sunpore ey aeeR EM e028 IhY OWNER HURON QARDENS E STATES TR TELEGRAPH: OPEN EVES. | Wir get sou a rock bottom price Bath on 2nd floor, Extra stool. New. Rares pee bee Special offer $1400, Terms. 208i BY ae eee HOUSE: “A One ala room house. madern ‘ < sie seat When we drive moras SCHOOL et nt eee in base-| MULTIPLE LISTING- senvies Sox etal Oleg | aie ree ‘ eat OF Late ule close te ¢ vy together you wil like ti ovely fi ment. $7 r Vet - z Tr . : ferme clceria, (iis hall Laces Scoping Cee pe teen” ene) IERE'S W , outside. Then we will go ia and be US home Gat mee oom | gage closing cont ree a Oe fale BY OWNER FOR Cor-| ? taped == of asa a Byl- Pee a ae dining 88 Tae HOUaR WET ity HERE'S WHY fee the inside with oak floor | and garage and an EXCEL ie pr Tel a: So Wo wo. Taunt < tne Hen and «ality fteom pnte : ' ata LENT 2 2 4 a ba ‘or .) - matic heat, Gatege patio front] Aid bath Furnished Large let f Livin An A SONEY OF A RUY | buy at alee bel Full beth on "a fioor, | a. ‘tons a fear Rede aie $12 000 daa ae igre tan Prous AITAC WED a GARAGE cal eet STYLR RANCH Ml ease pens paseatn with BRATION: ——}{— Stoel on ist floor, Basement . en On ‘jridemere J ane verlooking lak 5 bi ent a knotty pine sun we Rise tomn 708. Faget ve a Ge cieawinne Blaicas inks kor Only ___Prationting dane in beaut! ech ara A Guanine ines a jreema and bath. full base | Furnace. Garage. $7500. Terms. 7 ; sft tis v ment. new FA, Oi) furnace RY OWNER Rashahaw ingen with fireplace 2 stair) Very nice sandy beach. Jd Car garage. thicken hnuce’ | @, ANDERSON. $3800 is the full ; r * ve | HY OWNER MODERN 2? RED a. In kifehen oi) in = and three jete All : price. rooma me Sea te ae ‘re home $800 Jown. OR yearn. as iA teened pati o. 2 large ~ weg pee eign a i Terms available —- -. Water heater. — KING SIZE VALUE — Priv. on sigue comms enioman ea RN OAM sweat AF HROONS Thermopane Oikec Tissot tee Ee RTE MTT Tee Tn nina aa NTI caer eee }C-HAY DEN, Realtor Eitzabern w Crescent Lakes. § & soc one: Int on paved atrerts sement gas heat, garage $@- : ety teil hie i é : eta ped mre, . a 7, =< Pe nhele tandtcaped and. near} 9% Terms If Gil no down pay: MMIN TENANTS, FREE cre MAO toe e is oll as cl GN ed Be berely ‘k room home. full er E. Walton FE 8-0441 Enchant in 1955 priced for a Watertera Area Schocia and shopring Sacrifice | Ment equired minum Exterior ee oF : opaplons wee room and 2% FARMINGTON ” TWP. - quick ie, $7900 EZ down pay- b ra large S10 730 Tesme MY 1 2RAD EW KTH po auten REVOLUTIONARY HAVE YOU TRIED THE | FHA tas good buy. We J ment. ot. New: yes in excel- MI 47678 | Tanculaee CANAL FRONTAGE PURSE TEST rmin; ro Ra. neat 33 Mile” Jent condition. FA heat. Aluminum ham HOME ONree LOCA Floor (Plan traide Mountain View Country ° You wont find any atring here? Joht Kine &S Page % 3 bedrm. Fanch. “ci tana ra? ull 1 mile west Saree S setae. $800 down. io Will aacrifice Call owner, | Clu) area Living at its OF a youn rouple jus. start | J 1 Pw ith & Sons dining rm. finished base- on aad enue tones | HR : fee The Home You ve wen Als iis immacu'ate Sed ox} a for a person ®ho au 8 an he 1925 — -— ore erg d eat : : TAKE ORION § AMB A&A RATH Read About tn | : edroom bungalow, fea- ' alone this ore ts a natucal 4 Mure Stre-t x etails : All moder re MY Poteet yg a Roman Brick Cory rooms with enough mod. Phone FE 3-0447 or | 144 ft. lot Bewers, pas heat. | Pio & HARGER ( 0. ne ern iakefront Owner MY REAL be ROE AEN rk | firepiace. in Hving owen Gre cosrenioncelihall sonia (well RVE FE “sane Ma 24031 | paved streets Price teducéd to MAKE MONEY HERE Crescent , ‘ vedmncee ae Highlands “ | a 4 ~ tie Dats with omrole asa. very comfortable We will be able _... | $24.900 Including carpets, drapes. | age Exiaces 4 rooms @ bath y: 2 bungalow 2 bedrooms “Two FAMILY Mae eo isor ad 2 tory vanity. marble window vo hep vou set up terms. Cail built in oven and range, KE 0” first floor for owner Three | satng = Alumicum rooms and bath up. 8 8 Dee A aE elis Kitchen has amp e Ge’ to see the inside ~ 1 _Tge0e. Circle Realty Co. | oe eS prods seb baee 2 in base- » bath and recreation Teo. wre eer sons Ged bain dose (Ful coe ee Winall Ge aerial ' Gie Aeon niet ei hE BVRENCE W GAYLORD one ‘carmen To nl Sell ea tae a cutie” ct jl asement. 2 of fur- * ro appraisal | ‘ rs OFMTC a ——}-—— Ss 5 ie Z | maces, § Wolrt Wiesiens 2 price FE 51630 counte: ops fltorescent rh) © PIKE OPEN EVES. VERY NICE ¢ ROOM PLUS BATH this af Sav00, terms. Let us show = tai sereens: Tor . ; : ad wilt.y room. Ot fern 5 al price $14,850 ! car carage, Good west side w BARUAINI!! NOTHING DOWN Wgiitine in cavinets, Walk. EE 8-963 . at eine Gi lina. e rt apecialiy ‘iame Lk Ra ace a erea- ———-= aoe ———— baile x « + . : priced. Call today! Maceday Lk 2 iicoa eae te. ror m ae TO \ : Buy Kennel, Ge pares ‘rood gees Lake SOE S FUR 5 GLARE FAR West Side Only $500 down Must sell. MY she AT $13 Attention, Buyers A\ e: = Orion Asking $14,000 — V c of pa aw thig theh give as a ring J bedroom brick. Located nige OBeveral 9 be 4 vA CLOSING COBTS | Beenie 1 to vod: GFP ggg ge lg og = A) yee pxCEL . va Nin ae carte pk las | Fal banca Os quiet Vara everal 3 bedroom - homes BV LVAN A = / 8'TS ois §=Near ‘te Lage. Einess | « Ab @ toom 4 bedroom home EXCELLENT 5 ROOM. 1! bg garden soll, straw. nN basement: La se: : : cheeses from. in_and out “Oa a aaa | $78 Per Month Total WASHINGTON JR. HIGH in family corces «ale. Sacrifice located in the Webster. Recreation room, SielBlnooiney a berries & plenty of room for) Porch. rage. ( living frente elt ode for ae tome on 76 ft landscaped lot sorane r earpeuea rive Best ‘citer takes 7 youre " docereted mmciae a out, Uae, + hrepinns ee neta Also Beene hi an Ft 1 : Sood 5s , : : — ; . a places. Carpeting. } pleture Ts, terms can be le : Beeciens yard & garden House and dining reoms natura: the 5478 Lake Grov fooms . throughout 24 wi ’ ja . we hichen cctig teoan or tea HA- firepiace basement as Mutual ry . bed 1 tie’ ndows ° Garge tree-snaded let. A _ ving foom, 2 car . a ‘ ; b Soh with “hiss. uy ies wm in Bloomfield | eat you céin af- 5 FAMILY INCOM ; nice kitchen, utility room. 3 bed: heat | car garage W ee ee aed “here” ch id | ea * price | i AMILY INCOME | ui. rooms & bath Also large garkge > me screened patio. floored at- - Orr AW \ DRIVE Ore eee tat Tel ERE SUBSTANTIAL 6 ‘Seereem | |. Pioneer Highlands er? Here is & good inveat- ene water & sewer Reasone iy $410 DOW N tic With stairWay - SALE. - TRAD = , Ment With ome py neat ERY | SUBSTANTIAL IE cypher | $14.050. First time on market 4 Bent. Full basement. auto. Ti bes Sore peyment | INCLOGING “cisewe on. ee oe Senttcns Bo Sot ee es also shower Oe ts wear las Gri Abe | William — __ | Sedreome 4 heat Excellent | condition sac : ag | $82 PER MONTH os can. none ce in ving reem : and erage Best of | 00m home. on property. Privi | Realtor ; and The ear gatage furnished. BACK hoppl x Lak Say Gee eae tte a are vere ee a | Cvs and hen SH | A ane eens sn eabialie Sb ea WW, i Leite Gal ~ : ef o 5 edrm home it . : : ae ron eR. at tésx-tham market value. tached garage, 4 lots ie a ese | Otome on 4 miles North fey aes WNER | sore race 8.098 40 4 Redraoms oeruarai Nery aes mens eee a . Open r) to 8 first, Call now. , ——— N r * NPE ee , nonrn_spe tO Breer of the heart of Pontiac on aabifers considered FS 20) ii Nees a. lar > we 2 | YOUR OWN TERMS | : $ bedroom bungalow. Auto ¢ ROOM MONERN ROME a 1 dJosivn Ra —Wateh for “VI ‘ ' have a share et ata HP. Hol [ES oe | Por this 2 ree ' S ylv an ‘Village’ | Le Gere agit heal Ga- sere Ouner wid (ener May be KING” Sign idem n | | i —_ wiry fait basement, —» «231 Bs Lapeey | Ra i $9083 lot. Juat out of “the city. Beant pe oh “Siser q ped | e. Only down sern at 771 yaiton Bive 3 a | win ‘gas Beat Kaa ~—s = 4 ; , wrpmanpey evening cans. (UT haapRROROOM HOME. At DLbR AH BUILDING COMPANY | foe bea | I Sec siding, also * ‘Elizabeth Lake i | See wher wee on * fammis Kncivg Deat' anes? @) CVE SALL! ELIZA 4 ° ' wren a ‘ t —— + . . ming beach. . asd Bryson OR 24525 dawn “ 1 sate ser moth, Cal E E 2-9) 22 Ph 4-482 ”" . * Raldwin "We have the, key. i yurare's bea ere rom bath West Side Income | Feeh Beawcrs- vance ees yest in Nicholie FE 4-6084 FR 5-214 between 9 and ] am “Biikar cl 7 Husk . gj Wilt bata) bedroom ianch style 2%: - Wefryem @ kath te ruben, etpetate ett Puli flvmes arene “UN NU OF 631. _ a . FOR BALE on RENT, d BED. - or of National Homes us foetla we >. FAMILY INCOME. | heme on your jet. Full sa:ement, : 2-Family | plete vate p. eto | basement me og 2 car eae) ee Ceres M074 WEST TIURON room” homie él Jexcsie FP :| tem 0 ar keg property. + oak foors, tie Path birch Ri ad Price petuteé to $3900 with =. + Gateway Drive i wit Lat tae ete a8 "with Watki eto rie PE 5-018) - 4-530 ‘ LMS | gtmrts ORF Tos a aoe pareeRE 8 Yoyo tine 2 stm posers tes. 8 tpek On i atkins Lake Fropt 8 ROGET aii Bown. sii wiee: | BrorM HOME cas neat” TCMabigon WRIGNTA | “Neate @ room vat gee ef POR An Merer| foams tod wath cows wine 1 gaiey, 2 eedravmr Buittin path ‘COLOR RED iN NCOME [ toni tin fang teem. te sexeenrt. : Box 367 Royal Onk ing, Near cchenis & ‘ Qa re plattered =e be 4 ot ror SALE BY Gainen "7 Wan] een Reasonable: FF antracuve 9 pearonm artck. storms | Bip tiie Of atone ang a, ot ing: Own | serene’ on Se OS ee Bale race Lot furnished er ae ne modern. Je cits By eels and SMALL. HOUR R AT cooiry | pie | spreens ——fenee carpeting. | @ gore FIO me Phone @YOS~ Will Build Parton home an your | eee oe? why vival _feitienl se “. Pan Kesemen Seal Crreieme ie ac ren ? senon _ of t age utcity Prem 4 400 { z = . i apr nodenprse hy —. pevment | take Year round ith lake pie & avanebie ‘cal Aree Peso costo evi ner cane Wo let. Our plans of your t plane, “Base. / GILk s RkyAL. TY €Q. iy il. 1. Is M. BREWE rt avon i cal Na | : Pp enis. FE lieges, $7000 cash 128 Hickory | 8 pe : LT a ment tncludet Alto rough Wiring FE aie se = ae | : 4) #1182. wood kM 36258 | ; eeae ate per cent. big por Villege Pen- See on, model, Don MeDonald | © ry ae ave ’ eee = ii { c “ - ae a j me REAL y~ ae 4 . ; oe i . ; '5, tree Btaylire Bide Ce ‘on ‘\ 6331 °° OR 3.9897. ° ia TOR es 44181) TW, Walon or 1OYT { \ ' ML LTIPLE isTINa SERVICE Eves. FE 6-082) of Bw basil ry TE 1m | 4 * \ = ’ \ *« : THE ‘PONTIAC PRESS, ivEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1959_ ‘For Salo Houses il. Se, BY: OWNER | CUSTOM BUILT — | rk Sale Lake Property 8 cupnes R. IRWIN, REAL’ 2 OLTIPLE List mus OFF JOSLYN MUL’ ING SERVICE Inspect thixe lovely 3 : carpeting. 17 io iticnes. Pull | we ng. . NORTE — OFP 2 basement. heat. Rec- Casa tame ts ue & 8) reation — *) Aa town, full a um. | seeped, yard. $1,500 down. Im- ao at oe e. | 3, COLGATE | aa) femily 6 each 8: — 6 rooms Qa This y pee was desi bedrooms bath h), for smly yaree living full basement Priced’ 910.500 lovely bote ~~ Jmmed: m@ * aan. ssion. ed sir heat: Brick treat. 364 N. cass ast possession. Wil plicate on house ueed os os 8 a no eete down. a or single basement, ofl fired steam hem one oe: RD. _ 2M car garage. LOW TERMS. hen cote bes. ee Ge NICHOLIE hE Se ae Tach red 7s ry Oak ; sn men aot these le ents ed lot. Best © feorprivileges. Several DOWN, homes. $200 frame foo. Pisin: jains area, A RILEY REAL ES oPE +1157 INS panes. acti is oe? Sopa geo & Dray- L “EST ATE! FE_ 44621 Templeton way, Pub bigs Lk Ra OF 2339 Oreherd a PA BROWN t K. L. Templton, Real re ce NOTHING DOWN — Brick duplex room wi vag by bain. vas eat On “Newz, decorated caty’ 24.000. month inc. taxes & ins. A cod housing here. . She ar jot of ¢ TRADE — Little arm of aimee two acres with I % ft. bun a oo vil “cas carr larger home. MOniy $000 85 $500 iN alls = ° = St. Fred's. Ideal for h angy, men Gree family, “Only FULL Mog Po baad bed e Lake. Love $8,500 SELL OR TRADE — Love! $4,500 ORL orn home with perch. Ful basemen: florme : : Orchard Lake “ine oe bungalow | ons teens ater 9: FE 8-1909 : Ou AC. furn. car gar. Taxes only, $180. “Beonom!| HOLLY, MICH. cal living " Term: acer Tooma. dow " A leaossoreend ww LAKE — Lacctast. fare. Located in e Enclosed porch. Exce’ me far safes. Loner on “now Tacant —, simost compte. §0,800.| $2,500 down will ha Terms can be & arranged. Dorothy Sayd er l svendex — OR sod, oul. 778 - ee — ” ee tees ot Tere eae 3. — *puingalom with sg or 3903 or MU 46417 cond! t sarma|| © wNCan St. Benedict's Sey Mem tt Alam, orake| 2 bedrooms Tiled beth. Herd- Biel te se os of ot ony mace. ie cheapet meme, "Ask for Mr. ggg 2 a center. Call for irown."* * "CUCKLE ER REAIT. ee ARM ~- or trade. ad as etn pocern pons! “Barn. 97238_N. Saginaw c| Tractor and ei $900 DOW tools: new washer, dryer N- Gems re Frscana" oed| tcte""Your ‘sahee for" sebutban od © s «Eg Bo) rm trade. one and aaty of ge garden space. Ligh WITH US on poy SELL LADD'S INC’ OR 31231 TRADE ay oem oe. | FOR COLORED. WHITE BROS. ~ 9 id Rice © = Eves, 53% W. Huron 8t. call Don Nicholie Ph. FE 5-8183 PE 46044 A. Johnson | 20 years of Service Close nice new lot with cen = mortgage. paymen $300 DOWN And leke privil hale 2 bedr 0! sacrifice for onl $3950. 78 Evenings Johnson, . and 1% car garage. after FE 2 A TRA of aie ae their ¢ ees festce ‘im this si ov wel bed- “and va stores. All with alue for 6 an ‘HAYDEN, "Realtor 2g Walton Open Eves 3 BEDROOMS $7995 $495 DOWN ; No Other Closing Cost. OPEN. ERI.-SAT.- SUN... 2-7 P.M. ELEY vane. COs LE. Directions: Commerce to 8. Coo on Okie ‘ nmerce Ra. Latta Blocks 16 meni! @ Woreh for J. “Cc. HAYDEN, Realtor a E. Walton 8-0441 MA 4-4621 BLA Andersonville Rd. Choice oe dota ~ frame ca. titul - GEORGE BLAIR 4536 ou Hwy. ae OR 3-1251 Eves. Call OR 3-1708 or OR 3-8842 coer wae ms and ear port. 6 -3381. A. JOHNSON, Realtor 1704 S. Telegraph Rd. on Cass ass room home, lar FE. 4-253 AREA , iarge a. call Ps 44) per Low down Sonee | COLORED -STORY BRICK — 3 large rooms, bath w room with bric and room basement car garage, Spacious living tire lave. Dining modern kitchen. Full with auto gas Complete with —— & screens S8Ca and has trees. Buy on land scaiseet with payments of Bivd 2-STORY IN E. Bivd, you must see to appreciate. ROOMS and bath peted iiving room, iar ba room. Nice kitchen with e. -0 y peed oes | with low a pay- tract — Located. at 10 Wall’ St ASSOCIATE BROKERS BEDROO: ment are reen — at 548 per mers at 617 Centra! ® across E. er ye bed- heat. month. Car- wd ? 3 $750 DOWN ‘Large white frame home with 17 a ee furnace fo Lee PE 41157 Full basement ‘be corner * “SMITH” Near St. Michae 1 block from cones. 3 bedrooms, living rm. dining en, utility porch. New! new oi] furnace, ful apt ge Mice jot. Priced at $8250. West side Tapecial Well located on Waldo 8t., rm. and bath 4% basement anti garage. Well land- scaped lot including shade. Ideal for widow or elderly couple. Low heating cost and taxes. Only 88,- Watkins Lake Privilege ttractive frame ranc a ft. feenee rm. with natural —= 2 =~ bedroonis, library, dining rm., room, attac' garage nad besemont Bituated very near the lake on 3% beautifully land- scaped lots. Carpeting and other unusual features included at $17,- Rolfe H. Smith, Realtor ' 244 8. Telegraph __ MA 5-643 —_—_—_ — ah ie a Income Property BP PLO LOLOL LA DAL AD AD el le 2 FAMILY BRICK, WEST SIDE. Practically free rent for owner, after buying _ equity. FE 2-4169. LEAVING STATE. 2 FAMILY, gas heat, $1,000 down, FE 2-78332. YOU CAN BUY THIS 4 FAMILY— Jocated on 110 Hamilton, =a for 38500, with terms. Rents for $60 month each. GEORGE 1 BLAIR 4536 — were ee A R 3-1251 Eves. cat OR 3-1708 a "OR 5-8642 Saie Lake Property — 8 4 BDRM. ROME. wEETACKES sub. Pvt. lake, club house, -_— & parochial schools. $22,000 __Owner EM 3-0423. {00 FT LAKEFRONT HOMESITE. SS? 5 ict eas) terms. BY OW bsmt.- tres. Fenced RAN rm, Attached . Lk IN BEAUTIFUL OAKWOOD MAN- or (Across from Pontiac Drive- In) Large lot; 1% acres, corner of Parkinson & Rosewood. Pon- tiac schoo] district. Lake privi- Ke gehen Access to 7 different lakes amr LOT oo xX scaped on Schoothouse - ‘Watton “Blvd. Also, 4 beauti- ful model homes from $23,500. Open afte: OR RILFY REAL ESTATE ane 4-4821 Today ae TY | Share 3 Laat peal bri ~ sadoened bees tastefull rn ta bane STOUT'S | eee Best Buys thie of house with part) ; PE 3-7848 7 { Paul M. Jones, R Real Est. PE 8-125 _ Sale e Resort "DEER HU L' Pon E 26% W. Hw HUNTING stream FE t Property 9 9 NTERS le Las TUG" BORST PE §-3642 TROUT 1) or will take trade. BEAUTIFUL LAK’ reed a unty. Owner. EM 3-0433 EFRONT HOME Presque Isle $25,000 Terms. with price. FE 5- 3, $200 on ma own & 1349. I MILE FROM wie a HI-HILL V Suburban H High on a hill ages jae LADD’ ¢ INC. ILLAGE omesites ~ with —_ oo ——- streets “OR 3- 1231 LOT FOR SALE. PE 3-333 AFTER —— Excellent Drainage base High a aul. = paved, roads. ti ig x 170 ees os ‘Only LADD’ S INC. 4286 Dixie’ nes A all rayon | Piai: OR 3-123 or Be = LAURA . LANE. NEAR MAP 186, Ready for ean. Salt 91,500. 7195 W. Maple _ states 6-63 6-6250 SYLVAN LAKE. W block {rom community beach. FE __3-8306, WOODED LOT tiac Estates. Pav |= “Waterford Hills Estates lots _— Average 250. $50 down. purther information call HERBERT C. DAVIS _ A015 cahek alo Se DR. WATKINS - N- ed road Gas. 2. __ $250 down. FE_ 2-545: For Sale Acreage | e 13 anes ACRES. 6 “ont heat. $10,500. “Jani Schick rep. Ho: yea He & | pebhes | yt Realty. Ny. ae PARCELS, top road, Small Easy terms, STEELE REALTY, na. between Highland Highland, Mich. MU ¢- bes $50. 10-ACRE own payment, 1246 N. Milford and & Milford. 2045 new MSU near proposed CHURCH GROUPS Ideal 5 acre parcel located near O. University. Plenty of black-top road frontage and shopping center. $2,800 down on easy terms Warren Stou t, Realtor 71 N. Saginaw FE 6-6166 tunity t per. A | | Open till 6:00 iS meetaatalcab uty een wap Pee er eer SLT At Ee! e TOOL DESIGNER | | appie Pickens. mt aa 2 years experience in the design Fruit Farm 3800 Mile - of = — and is fo) Wa gion | 1 precision parts BAKERY NEEDS YOUNG MAN C, MFG. Co. a» helper oy able to drive for 118 Indianwood Rd. Lake Orion deliveries. 5-3603. 160 ACRES CAB DRIVER m i Takes in ‘% of private lake. Ap, | part-time. 101 Uren. oximately 1600 ft. of shore. CAR’ - ine, Some buildings. Ideal for fence in Nhat Sat Phone camp. recreation, estate or PE 2-8245. . investment. $40,000, $12,000 dn epLuigax — PART Ae A NA- tional or jon, 5 @ local C. PANG US, Realtor opening S back up ‘2 mMiilion 2160 M15, Ortonville. NA 71-2815 dollar advertising program. Full OR SALE. Ring Bid OF LAND. time representative. Must We able | a Vicirece. to manage himself and others For § r Sale Farms 120 2° ACRES. ms KALKASKA COUNTY, | STEELE REALTY HOME & 6 Rd. between Highiand _Highiand, _ Michigan. 1246 N.. Milford , MU 2045. “ACRES ‘Reat, clean, § room home, liv- ing room, dining room, kitchen, 2 rooms and bath. ae bane- 200 x 2 on Duck ake _ under market privileges. ge REALTY. Ra. prices. vestment, Terms if needed. Lake cw N. Pia Highland, hicblgen. MO 14 SLICES OF HAM - \ ear AX -BALLS ahs A = af: Rent, Lease Bus. Bus. Prop. 17 17 BUILDING SUITABLE FOR BRAU- ty Shop, Barber Shop, etc. 11 Oakley Park a. Next to Com- __ #1200. FOR sMALL BUSIW INS : easo ance, real estate, etc. '6-8239. FOR — OR area in 7 r 10 se eon MI 6-T139. i w i ang, Mendereo aradie loce 4 ST. BENEDICT’S PARISH. 2 B 4-car garage. — ‘ ae trade for n house. MY 31180. Help Wanted Male _ 19 AUTOMO. Store. call FE 3-7117. 17 AND UP TO WORK ¢ HOURS day ment clerks. fe as appoint. oxpenrense necessa: Jim oe ery, = a or fogetenes PE 2-5313, ry 787 after 6 p.m. Sinaia Sunday. APPRENTICE SERVICE ME N. Lifetime — opportunity. FPor-men ag 1 to do wiih minimum a high schoo] educa- Liberal pay & social bene- while Ler Must have aptitude pass oa fits mechanical Steaa heave experience. FE ¢-3i orn year sround. Call __ snytime AN EXPERIENCED MAN FOR A Active Man - Previou» experience in boo«s, in- surance, apoviiances, etc. helpful. Por imuerview phone Mr. Connor at FE 86-4422 bet. 11 and 1 Wed. * tculars & state expected salary. weste Pontiac Press Box 100 DRIVERS ‘WITH PANEL TRUCKS or geese No solicit A City Cee. 358 Oak Sekland. OVER, way. MOTEL SITE Located nag el SS age and — with down. Mi oe BL tren Stout, Realtor x. rE rn) CE 5-8165 | Ss indunta for Ouy, beat | RESTAURANT. Good stares, a tia.000 down, AUBURN PONTIAC MAIN ST. cctetental criek tidy. with i *ihlas nel ‘cnnualiy’ AVE. Seated tec ee below market No matter how loud you blow your horn... it could never. be heard by as many people as a little e "and ssk for a friendly * see bushe, FE ear lot w age on Balt §-1051. Baldwin Ave. 8 WARD. Ave. in Birmingham. 63'x30' Black top catcen anes ront °| For Sale or Exchange 18 ALUMINUM SIDING APPLICATOR ee _ ary cleaning route, Call MA 5-352! , Wanted = aie aioe Opper- Pontiac Press Want Ad Dial FE 28181, | | | rOPPURTINITY TO BARN $8,000 per 19 a7 Help Wanted Male es CARPENTER pain maintenance, with Tome tools. Bi zmingham 6 eres. Mr. “Sn 6.3642. MEN WANTED TO PICK APPLES. Earl Beckman. 2% miles east of alerts ie. - MECHANIC AND STATION AT- ndant. Must know yy by As work r repairs. and m Men With Ga Por Mepe oer © eget © Pull tf gaily “oshbply on 10a, te to's 3.P.M. dail Ee 5 MAK i INGURANCE AND eredit ee tand County for national an No se _ Box essential _y P.O MAN To % —— Ah aoe store ee a Saverday Nod. ». Must experiences wie Pa 2773 Baldwin. 5-106 MILLING MACHINE fits. Mall compete te eluding work history & OPaaTNG FOR ONE a NO. 1 experienced automobile painter. Possibilities of $200 a week or more. Inguire, Max R. Warren, Jerome Motor Bales, 289 8. Sagi- naw 86, 060 year, Permanent meer - round employment. Rapid | vencement based on your ftv, Write personal Press Box 108. t salesman. with follow =~ in Hard- iS. Material or Sur- trument lines. ——_ uce 1 pian a "Ins \ i P wor well established red $100 weekly draw plus bonus qualified men. Advancement op- | portunity \o State-District _— ager. Write Bo 31, Pontiac P . PHARMACIST Salary plus pereentege of gross | agreement available to capable need call, FE warts or FE 3- EXPERIENCED BEAUTY OPER- — as sane ever shop in Drayton. EXPERIENCED GIRL Witt REF. erences own Lobage to work & To Stay. Patents In lovely home. Call MA 13. ExF hy alps OPFICE. MUsT _bgekhpoping at £ X P E RIENCED “< OL 23-3781, Rochester, afte: 1:30 FOUNTAIN SALESLADY FOR friendly sho center store Full time werk available. For right ee Expertenc @ sir £ ous ae ee in a Oease Dist agiee” Beare ton . bisins Shopping teetae, Fuu ca AND BART HELP. W. _ Camtet Co. Miracle Mile Shopping ~ Farmers Food Service Now has complete training program for woman. No expe- | rience necessary, We will teach ou— How to earn more money than rg husband. bf to acquire e sareee ta the field of sales | Requirements 30-50 reais of age. 6 hours a ad of your time Car necessary Por appoint. call PE 4-0571 Ask for Miss K . GIPL TO HELP WITH HOUSE «&- echiidren. Working mother. $15 wk | Live in Call higin 62013. Re- verse charges GJRL “TO ANSWER P i fs WE Steady Write, send Rew Bens- ley usic Studio, §16-10th Bt, _Port Huron, Mich GRILL COOK WTD. | Minit Lunch fs = Pike. ____ Moura: 6AM. GIRL TO LI i vate room TV. +-8094 | aINT OR WOMAN, WHITE, POR | light 77 ial a baby care ‘GIRL. FOR GRILL & * COUNTER | work Hours 12 nook to § pm _ Lage “apply in person only. & responsible man. Applications : strietly confidential, Write Pon- InsPecTOR MARIING ‘~ SOME _tiae Press Box 104 | seamstress work tor Cieaners. Ea. | — plea pina Own transportation. | REAL arate saLaiiew | Ecsiogan. cesar again homes to sel). Can arrange time | LADY OVER 18. PART Ti (A schedule to suit. Must have late | “evs 8.30 am. ‘tll } pm. Cer mode! car. Im Pontiac contact | Sntee & commission. Barnes Lewrence W. Gaylord _Hargraves, 742 W. Huron. Pike st. In L see Mr.| LADY IN VICINITY OF HURON __Den Piewener. I 8. we rdens baby @ nights. If you are dissatisfied with your | like to opportunities and would ike to make a profitable change BROADWAY Boeb with | ae $15,000 A career ins ceive ‘ered with an expanding m. & _rhurs good buildings, crops a@nd_ all. : — with terms. MY 3-1177 for CAREER Te cnte PRESEN 1 As insurance inspector, National 130 reign p Oe RESENTLY ae en — 3 rd mare Wy ye ‘a tor 3 excellent gic =—s omg Sai reduate show leas set of bul in fair con- of my Um dition. Dairy barn barn, beg oss a house & Nice yard. r benefits. — fences. 5 ps Dem ge ve log e acres of woods. Asking under $300 at rae 3 PM4 ray cals Tg Ye Ae VERY NICB SLIGHTLY BOLLING : ‘ gerne parcel. 170 ee Pesos ..s Sted Mr Fayior with good timber Private ake: | PLERK TYPIST. TO H. =e PAY : for Askion Trond Ph el sala oy abl Moke | manufacturing com pert | this an interesting propesition encea preferred. ive. ‘ful par- | 2M for new and used ear combination. Top commissions. Company Bene- (NENT Post- hetranamnonal — we} HAVE A mM A 3-0088 - for Brees. Write Box 93, = a OFFICE sUBUR- Real Sales Opportunity ce emacs” wis pdahaet you interested ® career N. As Bienes aa Box ve po As position? MOTHER 8 eit 130 iets REL! TWO bies. Live In Mrs. Hamilton, rE ae Opportunities s Unlimited If you are a seif starter & be willmg te work tor ‘securft ~ — ~~ OFFICE ¢ GIRL gee! Pad ag gy ace Apply bet. Division Printing rtis Rd. off M-59. ne Onn oe areal thes _ Gonnany's dew Geta We Biren not Ms jer ‘ SLBEN WOMAN FOR GENERAL drug store work. Must have driv- Heense. Hours are 10-6 daily | OR 3-4542. oo for salealady home te sell. van ro lime aechedule to sult. Must have late more: car in Poatiac contact powrenss W. Qaylord, 13% EF. Pik. tn Lake Orion, see Mr Don Fletcher 102 8. Broadway. AURANT EXP. PREFERRED. | altresses day of cashier, grill or per- Meals, untiorm, paid vace- “ion, and insurance benefits. Apply in _. person fe Linnie "ead Press, Box 61. aed Nurses mediate openings. starting sai- Tyee 68 per mo., aute | of ie ber der ing na ‘night aut for even 40 — a Rea oe ‘University f ebifts, SALES - LADIES SS en — io finest Dedie Pg og a Wear agg heed to work age and nae A-l CARP ORK a ee Lx, end Telegreph ae Here is = opportunity and repair. PE 4-4210. ai * earn ex 2: 3 ~ haittint Mamayetaee | Ber acmnae ar ae) ioe eee eo Om . Asan * 3183 or On ant reed. Give full rm omar & state ape salbry. scctal standing. es = —_ 1 SERVICE. AND <«* Box 105. a on ti * am tiled. PE 2-8691. ae COUNTER atnLa which is | the caapuien leader | A-1 WORK. B a. DINING ROOM in its field. Previous oxperrenet ment and ren erly Se 1218.— te ang over” Paody's Drivetu.| required. 1 Slt ad Ta For ‘sc mes {WANTS WORK & 0 ee eee wee Cian am most jobs. $150: an hour. UL » CURB POR DAYS OR/| WHITE BABY TO LIVE | AvaiLab ARPENTER BY SITTE LE NOW c ae Geen oNfome «Sauk aoe ae on. _ in, May have one child. Fe 0a £0224. | “and cabinet work new and re- Avpiy fn be vacems hetween o7” mh WAITR ESSES { een B_ Murdock. FE o-708t el Aire Drive 4 a dditional openings morning or . BOOKKEEPING ALL TAXES “ . Meni acd Wecdwandorteal| fume suit eaetasie Cott Lae pert se Li’ e-sity or MI eaa7s try Carousel. bot ~sORER "fer rd WOULD LIKE 208. FRE WAITRESS 3% OR O 8 station wor wi ~ CRirnay, aperionced. CLEANERS nd bar experience, essential. | work 44000. , po Aes aingham. MI 6-110 Steadv nights — preferred. | CABINET MAKER AND CARPEN- Sab QUAL. DAYS” s0Pen|—™."™ pe nee = eee: ISA rae Sti NGRiGbn baal waited. TOMA Poe GENER-| _ 4-5000, . a neues work bat Must ae CARPENTER WORK. NEW & RE- ae Waitt TRESS A T MIRAGE a peed re greed ory Mi | Sein Cabinets. After 6:30, OR.« me a a ee ‘EMENT WORK, NOTHING TOO i sinell 20 _. 1 Taree or ree estimates. Special rice. oR 3-61732. 4 | CARPENTER WORK OF AN kind. Reasonable, Call after _P.m. FE 8-9439 EXPERIENCED » COMBINATION J - service stauion man Goure: work. Tune up end brake servite —§ Buifi and polishing cars. Wrecker Lee ual ret. erences Fe 0116 LAWN WORK Cana pp J JOBS. $1.50 hr. Exo. Ref.: FE 2-287. « , er ae |MAN WITH CAR WOULD LIKE 7 6 Sunday. FE + | MIDDLE paar “MAN WISHES « | work Kitchén man, bar boy or penal Neat, reliable, trained PE MARRIED MAN, 2%, WANTS work any kind. FE 2-8519 MAN WANTs “PART TIME WORK _other than selling. FE 5-0867. MARRIED MAN, WEEDS WoRE a sor kind desperately. MA ’ NEW OR RE ODELING BY HOUR , _ or c by 5-9685 RPENTER. NEEDS NEEDS RELIABLE Cai work Phices right Work Wanted Female 25! 1 DAY IRONING. a BUSHEL. | eferences. PE §-14 | A-l IRONING. 63 BUST: Pick _and delivery. FE 5-0645 2 WOMEN WANT WALL WASH- ing & house cleaning FE 3-758) | BEAUTY. “OPERATOR JUST PIN- ished school. Desires full or part me work PE 0758 CHILD CARE BY WEEK “OR Da¥ nice home. Fer more infor. | ‘E Wo MILLER. R for bachelors Handy oe jens oe : 1148. Mowara cens Saoy bereis, Oso: verine ee oun D ae Ay browse around aud com: we eapoENNG FE CO4M4 DAINTY MAID SUPPLIES — pe Bockeaiey or Cab FE + ROGMa AND BATE. 66 KO- va bell or EM 3-042" ¥ glassed Saey fa a8 to 20° iD | ie Oskiand Furniture Co., 106 BA 21s Movomines Mrs Wallace. a a ; it nl 37 Oak bill Tu Reg US Pat e - ROUTE FOR Pp 4 $0839 eves Saginaw. 92-5623. j S25 __... — 1} OOM KITCHENDTTE. PRI. | by dec Adu 5 only. Oo be NEA bevice me = QNE DRY CLEANING Sein Ok _boara. Fe + ORIAW TRADE cigaat usED FURNITURE. Business Services — 28). ‘ IWARDS | vate bath “Aduits only pel ee is Wea 7s | 2 sale. Lake Orion Vicinity Tost | FORD ghion; GL 2.1152 Bought & sold. A & B Resale, 90 ie WI OA | ots eu MAN, 7 gi OM APT this item comes complete with a set of subjects MA 5-351, cn ‘sh POR USED, TV'S. TAPE |W Howard. Phone ve 2-6855. ~~ : ; th Opening O le , bHOWEH, 1 : als oo i “ ; W. 4a & ‘ WE iTAB- T | ~ _f Fee 02, coat sae Sepersie || Feferences tit _Judaun 2 BOOMS a PRIVATE ae Aud tion! aria not ‘ESTAB- CARR rders and radiographs ere 21 CU, Pr, KEL ree = a an OVELY KITC HEN Blove & Pre aire fur or conversatio terms. OR 3-9119 ; Working or _not. FE 2-0367. = vine a tt eve re een eg — purchased, BERVICE DEPARTMENT 1 BEDEM LC ‘ FE 23-1420 unly. 200 N_ Paddock. : a . . _ res rm Pix: RCE LK” FRONT.” AP- 47845 after lnrough Sept KE 5-1617 \ Cook Housekeepers | bath, atl Close-tn | i Ae Se ee eee ere ~ RESTAURANT WITH | NEW | €OM MMERCE ee Buitable itor DON'T tz MISLED — $ OF FOUNTAIN PENS] Women Baby Sitters). ou & KITCHENETTE pvr 3 KOOM. £ : tures in few building on m proximate.y 00x2 aod: buy a new Becens sew- we paired ng (as lahy ene ae EAST HURON Pee viay tnt Wasning $10 Lon Ye pvr | ite Soo. Maeate act paola Rent Houses Furnished 56, Rent Houses Unfurn. 57 sear’ lense tat 41% per month | sre Sousrtralier es pars payment. | jc machine” that apa “appl a our off ue General P a | FE 4.0684 r + 2 WRLL FURNISHED H ‘addresses nin Tone e rters. Owner | +2301. stitches, b 6 4 ri » 19 Ww Law- Z VER Util furn FE 59-4824 Adults. Best ao i AROUND | includes living qua d MA | 05. $2 wk. c's oe Aa ee eee TE aacacne cng rac ten | Mevonitaltmiting a2 |¢ gous yup San CLesn LaRerngnt. tap, ano I") Fait imal Reg" | OELURE cORsOLE WRgoRS FoR Got Gets tht eae 1 RS és Hardware = Whit 5 21720 Sta Ut = et: \ Garage, full basement. r eleciric ri i. Michigan Sew Set a 1 oe well Barnes a oaree 5 wi Urs Ne FE 2 | New low rents, See Managers. A Rog t ie ee : pe po sa Sas! for couple. $70 C. PA aN US, en suite ee caw WEE | SRVENPORT Is; Pk DaaPEa pile ath ind If patin- = ae ie ae x - . aoe as hea 1 __ma. MApie 5 soccer A tonville NA 1-2 ELEC GUITA Like new. cite is your desire, call Jim INv DEBT? ae cuic sisce gel, Nery | SHIRLEY APTS. . |. sz MOUBE, 648) SALINE. SeeLy c_scou 2 L& DIK + pump. een “mowers tape re: ai Farts birmingtant: MI 4-6326. ‘ autord Mes for te | . Ea sd bumie (10 en pis. $4514 | _Watertord BATH INGUIRE ide} house Tie SE chool area SMALT. TOOL _Sies8" santa by DAVENPORT & CHAIR. $25. OR estimate. furniture a 3 | ss " Loon Prt: S 5 RMS. AND A Foi inserter call 40. SHOP ! 919. . _ MELD WALL CLEANERS a es auance Adule FE 6110. | ONES Maton a her 6/01) mente fac echan vicde are: iC for a HAVE OVER $3,000 EQUITY i es ER, USED, $19.98; wear ana windows Reasonable | vale entyance Adu 9 wo? a a Bt FE 4-4226 «RMS. AND BaTH FURNISHED, /N “9 1 Bel aewly decorated To Here is the enportunity for 8 3 Bdr Brick. Take a da. | ELEC. oe uae ep. Bweet's Ra. re Mn een eee azan | Uae, ROOMS, FIRAT FLOOR |* KAGE Atnool Large, nwa Tre g2,Marbr, newiy score rene Micnet hit age tinine gr wpalh have "you a SN aa W. Mison: TOR BERVICE BE > LEY Us , , 40a PURNISMED, MOD. n with reasonable | @-tiss _ Ce hia remiodig 118 snMa & BATH FOR ONE MAN | ye 45024 CRM LAKEFRONT HOME Yuan PARTIALLY, PURMIAUED. | MoD. Rcelant, "ee acilesry ata WAP 3 Er ROLES MESS. | at neare STOVE KELVINATOR, Weta On A Ay 1 Place to Pay slu wk FRE 0-8s30 | 3 RM APT Pri’ai Sern G around OR 3-644 or OR 3-0326. | a, ot: heat. OR 3-5762 alter ps , _ tractor. for cha ou ood condition, OR 3-06 Pike —-l(nve You Fl “" 4 RM CABIN CITY BUS AND” C)ogt-iIN. REFRI . STOVE. & 2500 JAMES K. CT. SYLVAN LAKE jy ween days ; | SMALL OIL HEATER. $12. 40 IN CH 6 es Bines eer Cistouin Asphalt Fase Vour Nland , Biock west ‘Pei-HMuron Center “she. pune CALL AFTER front. Large furnished come one | RENT OR 8ELL i ROOM MOD- GEORGE R IRWIN, REALTOR selec. Se eres PE 6-913 aes ENTERPRISE Gus Range 6138 « . . PR 2-d0is > 4 block to bus and shopping home, ¢.ose to bus line Owa- © 98 W. Walton FE 3-7863 apt. or ! P " srranty. pee wvrusen | Wile ARE NOT A Uy SKM APTS ON lio HAMIL, RMs s1OVm eee FURN bedrooms € paths Douple earaue | a will ‘finance Apply at TTT m3 Ne FOR LEASE swa OR R SELL PROPERTY Y AT ZENITH TV, Bele cred aie Brvavating Cirading a ANS ( DANY i Tine Hartland 2 _ Nad € A i hea term | Walton v EXCELLENT INCOM ig Lake for 4-0882. ILTON DRY Ww. Esme Ore ewe! a0 te pte [T 9 HM 4 KITCHENETTE PVT. | jude. private BATH AND ENT. or will jease, Phone tor appoint: | RENT WITH OPTION TO” BUY. FOR RIGHT MAN. GET SWAP 4 LOTS FOR HOUSETRAIL- | HAMILTON DRYER. New. siss LAWNMOWERS SHARPENED \! MICHIGAN CRED | bath & ent Adults }00 Norton downstairs FE 5-239 tment ries 5-019) or Detroit Tulda 2 bedrm modern home. Owne. PAID WHILE IN a of, EM 3 Be: | ee EP AIRED & Bareice COUNSELLORS 4 MMB ADULTS. J18 VOORHEIS. iD kM “ge MAIN FLOOR. _MY_ AS ona ing. ek on [ee SALE_OR TR aE WaTSRrRont, GOOD HOUSEKEEPING SHOP OOLe i coded engines repaired RM 116 PONTIAC STATE BANK | “li after 6 ATH. SMALL BABY |} ROOMS. STOVE & KEPRIGERA- SRLMDEt HEIGHTS LAKE €. Neva cak een sexx: | PrER 3 PM = cabth at aie ie oe ac aay ace PE 41888 Authonzed Service or cites BLDG. re oe [a ga and & Florence tor furnished ven ares, | Pliwees. Ressanstle Oil furnace. Near mepocle Pi MOBIL Ol co MUON Ford. for moter scooter OF | sasy COMBINATION WASI Wee Stistion & Clinton SERVICE _ Above Oakian eater |, APT. ON LAKE MoD $45 # month OR 4-023 PRONT. ) BED- mediate occupancy 17 M STINACH |. table saw. MY 31180. _dryer, 3 yrs. old. $1 Cae tave RG PE 4-702) [LADIES te ge | "Use heat. Responsible sdulls, OR | 1 nool Pi. JA ot Sh Af Beer eg pe See Seg ee ee te ORY SUNOCO TE WiLL TRADE 63.200 EQUITY AND | gagY ELECTR oe ER. GOOD 9 7 Centre for 1 | $45 mo Baby welcome furnished. EM J- 2 a = lake privileges. ition. 649.95 ; AND face or 3-5202 ee a : tively fu a | TA 3 bedrm., cond : FURNACES CLEANED | ANI resting alr growth from face o |a # 3 ROOM. PRIVATE BATH. |) pas. BATH. STOVE. REPHIO-| ULL y EQUIPPED POR WINTER. RENT OR LEASE —~ MASTER REAL EST. ee sharp 3 bet: Gaecthirg acre tot | conditee. See w. oe mets eee dence. Call OR 3-200 Martha) 7 ay Chath Bt Appy Apt 1 | Fienty of ctersge opacs. 200 White Toi en eetome, ON Fei6) miles’ from Pontiac, corner scot’ HEADQUARTERS Oo oes street Me trent ec | EASY SPINDRIER. LATE MODEL. NEW AWAY ASPRALT | Sue Ce ‘Faperiented ls & § ROOM CABINS. |, ten bemore: _ Hmar. KEEGO CLEAN 2 BEDRMS OAS Lakh ond” Woetkine’ Lek e roads. Inte:esten = petting into business Sel astercs. ; Needs minor — etherwine Co eee ate ipso (LOBE WELQHT BAFELY AND |” trom school. 4214 Dinie Hwy PS NE cal Bets 1 “| meek enal wiliSes, cone teh Se | as. baths (oll beats carpets. | 10. you ’ Dick) VALUET | _ nice. $38. FE _¢-2635. bonded Free estimates PE 47980 ‘economically with newly released 4 LARGE ROOMS HEAT. GAS,| $60 Adults only. quire 2168 Wikow Beach mederp et el available. Want to os irene own boss R. J. (Dick) | ELECTRIC STOVE. 2 B i cop. ‘LAN IT BHING ON OR REPAIR Dee A Diet tabets 08 cents at light furnished Ideal for Ke F RM AND BATH ADULTS. call | LAKt ORION. YEAR ROUND Call FE | No layoffs or short ek *REALTOR ar boards, as Caro Ped rt Mtr aerated PE ge —| Eile ee ri ccterinis | fies, Povo retin oe Pe |e Mo A OAMAGE aae'w SIS) Hemme TW tee TH SACL MoUaE. sai CAR stegreal FE Baik Cation pn at vay goen, FE TRUM Aton OME St faoe aie HINE P Rt ) : 25210 OF RMo & G : a 35 month. Interested c¢ 4 os | a ah MACHINE < ay si Oro Twill not be respon jane ; AA. VERY Coos IN | yn keine OL eeee cane ORION. CLEAN, MODERN | marly ° __ Spacious rental to suit your pock |WATER SOPTENERS TO RENT BABY ‘SPIN DRYER. GOOD CON- Stanies Leach 10 Rag alble for any debta contracted ty | 2 : foie cbevoresleniicoUpies Soya AxAT ap) n= Omos (cteem, vu. toe. | “avLVAl Laka et book ia: fo. 0m: “ _oF sell. $3.50 month OR 3-2360._ 350,96 & Munro Elec. ART POR ieie.| S8Y, other than myself | Harry | Idees for bachess “hor water ture, Opper “veh ma, $02 Bdrm. lakefromt. U "| bas 3 beareom | the Shere sppssis fo. To WATERFORD 606d Ww Huron, . ‘ : eat and ®ringer washers Whole {. Alken, 103 Montcalm, Portiac, | ‘ : ie. wk mE SCHR nel oe are pp “PARTLY FURNISHED ; nian aw eval Warw “beserty: Uadiased epee nie Caen Mich. A A bricdl 2! we TOVE MAGIC CHIEF aie and retell Mich : =| 2 too Ground floor Pvt. ent : : = ->ARTLY FURN mo. Inquire roi altic.. Carport. Lake vileges. an Dally 5 pm. to 8°30 pm. Gas heat. 1's > baths. Finished | | bier $90. PE ay 8 Moniecemsent Parke Te g-ceni(ON AKO AFTER ‘THt6 Mi not | shower bath Gas heat Nice | # FM urn eo Oar! Fe e765 ; | path. un hd ____ | _Sept” 10th. '605 lease. Pe «S000, Starting Sept. 14 qreecemsy: 2 car caress US | son sie § STOVE. MAGIC CHIEF 96 Oakland Beptember Ne si yee can nelghborhved $60 mo he rede 4 RM APT IN MOD. CLEAN | cmandeakrn ~ NEWLY DECOR- gp ga ee ce CLKS. SUNOCO Steins nen parece. bd excellent. $90. <7 SSS eon: ‘ i couple ot sentiemens a hese lot fl uple nisned or unfurn. FE droom, dupies, | OU. { a 7 NEW, Dressmak'g & Tailor’g 30 See ee Ral Mtey ae Viclnity wines ai bce! Call after | mnie an antec meee ee ce | 2 oes, cher “PE 81006 . THIRD sT. }) BEDRM. PPRAME. Bun 1 2 Bes oreilene ern sabe om 5 eee POR SALE tor price. OL 1-6572. | De / myne " : | @ eves FE 6 tove. janitor service | Ene _ IN-} Ot furnace $73 mo. FE 86-6319. | ‘modern ee tal ntl : ORGE FREEZERS | Biste Pontiac) Mich LOWER. PVT eNT | {" gas FE 2-2074 SMALL HOUSES FOR | money-making station. Presently | i —rpape §) BUICK HT ALL | FREEZERS — N ALTERATIONS DRAPERIES |- re 6CHOOL SUPPLIER |) ROOM LOWER, PVT ENT | turn Refertntes gst! guipye at 1676 Taylor Rg ae WALNUT LAKE. 3 BEDRM_ MOD esi ie pss business. Reason | Meee TRA oa rss oro st and ses slipcovers Experienced Coll eve id oine Party Favors okie while mother works. 101 # | 4 ROOMS. arta ce Gah foy Lonnie Weaver. FE zounb- He yet Large lot. $125 mo. able rent. For information call Station Wagon. Must be good, New modets, sligh Aopig~= oa , - ae : side. No children N LAKE — YEAR A AL ‘wo Mins, TR 2-8100, ext. mings UL 2-2513 crate-marr ‘ DAEBAMAKING. TAILORING AL’! Gregting Cords, siationery— | Paddock BATH PVT ENT | "rE 41001 wewLY pec. | 2 bedroom” partly furnished. 613 WESTSIDE 3 BEDRM "BRICK, . * re Eee. sre lothing 71 count prices. 7 lerations Mrs Bodell FE 4-006) BOOKS. Oll, PAINTS 1 AMS AND ee ee a AMS a BATH NEWLY DEC: | per mo. TU 62 5 - “5 erga Peress Te eee eas | ~~ For Sale | Clo hing = 7 0 We ‘ine, aca z = 7 maid wo | 8 c oe ithe he 382 North ‘ | PEST OCPL OLS athe MAKING, TAILORING. AL . | 213 Baldwin Ave FR 5-1061 cere were sen ent Houses Unturn. _by owner rth se ome drapes & Formals dove) want een oe 91416), huts wean BEALS, PVE ENT | i i eatH Ueeen Fa R | WESTSIDE. wg REDAM | HOUSE SHE LL OIL CO. ALL SIZES Lean ee ee | 121_N. Saginaw On FE seus inomy home Call FR 6.04545 ae RENT DISHES, GILVERWARE and bath FR 5-518 : ‘ bere ', OF DUPLEX WITH STOVE & Koel vcucpeine: $100. FE 5-776) | Mas for lease. modern 2-bay sta- eee viekine = & tackle Open ee UPRIGHT FAMOUS Garden Plowing 31)" punch bowis, FE 48600 ‘9 MS AND BATH SMALL BABY 4 ROOMS AND BATH UPPER {| retrigerator Mas 3 deeds - —_ | after 1 pm 2 children welcome | tion Prominently located in the | aays. 389 Orchard Lk. Ave. valose $149.95 while they last. - : - WHY OO BALD’ If you stint weltome 106 Dresden Meat fusuisned Adults only, 143 Is warm. clean. per “itd vat: YEAR AROUND HOME AT WAT-. Pontise area Wonder!ul pedagia! BOYS BLACK LEATHER MOTOR- | No phone orders please. Michigan PLOWING GRADING DISCING &| heve har .oots go to Drake jy py private pare snciers feminine A Unee lawe, aa xins Lake Cail after 6 pm MA Ue gertanike oa an eee oa | eyele jackets. like new, lace Mo lepton Lake 7 5 Bott Lake Rd FE| PR 2.7651 Stor Asolte foulr See ee © aden k RATI IN ROMTIAG, ier pce HOME | wien er ere penina EM 3-0453., 12 and 8 Cost $30 ea Sacrifice | aaa +r OR 3.0165 Wtd. Children to Board 44 ' Jt ' A ea enn Lowe: OP 3 8632 1 pein welch Veke “oul - For Rent Roome 59 _¥FE 5-0217 after 5 k Ol MI 4-8897 =opiNG | Pause dggdll sod ZAG SEW- WARNER'S (HOUG TiLing AND os aero | Mmest ile Near shonpitig erate jurn Small chia aeceplea, Mat. ~~~ 70 ve eeewe es ~~~ | SINCLAIR tation for Fae Bise ees ows on be binds hems, c ¢ al + yy t ist Ne ‘ yr fils C ve - oer s Ps e pecan Jah ering EE BABY RITTING DAY OR miont 1 AME # BATH MODERN LIV); Chose! PE o3ise vet esses PE bee ER COM, SHOWER, PRIVATE EK: Mes 8 ee ee re eee ae | LADIEg FULL LENGTH BEIGE| etc. No gtiechménts. a. Laundry Service 4 Loving care FE 3179 tig in the oidest mansion in Pou RN LOWER SOUTH SE. trance. FE 4-0123. 31 Pine | Sad Reasonable rent. Finan- t, size 16, Navy blue faille| ance: $81.40 or §7. : . / - [CHILD CARE vic JO8LYN A tae Coo ty summer warm in Rist stds Geleres Couble pre. 2 BEDROOM Priori, ee PE 2 LOVELY SLEEPING RMB. VIL-| Yentort Reasonable Tohone FE dress. Tall size 19 child's brogn | } year Cail, els q = COMPLETE FAMILY LAUNDRY | Walton FE 2-8851 caly. FP 5 40 a the Lime cided fetted Inquire 806 Menominee | peta ae lage of Orchard ie. Repiy Pon- 1511. snow rH 2s 2. All Fok alk: ; YR. OLD REFRIO- BE, Bhirt service Powtia: only RMS. LOWER FLAT. CHRISTIAN | — ‘room DUPLEX — tac Pievs Box | ieny NiQUE NORTHERN cond. FI : freeser. laundry: $40 8 ‘Telegraph. FE Wid. Household Goods 4s [2 RM BAC ALL PRIVATE | * family, neat Catholic echool and| — 2 SSDROOM DUSLEX ATTRAC RMS FoR Men, Pvt. | YECY UNI OUR Monn Sps. | LADIES SHAGMOOR RED TWEED | erator. 109 cu. ft. 5 $-010i dd: H POR USED FURNITURE @ | Ullities ineluted FR: nN? church “FE. 28410 BEAUTIFUL lonTe bo Cottage See Mie KeePe cialised grocery & gas pius mice | “esat, sina G2. 936. ic before 6. ‘ , FU CAS 5 tMs NUD KATH .V i 7 BDRMB CARPETED cues HE OP LIEK. FRONT living quarte W. BOY'S SIZE Pn wre io: RICES , ales eo Dn cots Rececontle appliances. Quick service. Phone | J eee ele $20 week Inquire at) / eng. rin ‘é dining rm. Famil; mast Row heats “Eeentning for convenience. FE | grors basiness. ‘This is a een = vis & coats, ladies suits "all sizes avaiable. Samuel ‘AD- eee MA 56-2269. 273 Baldwin Ave FE 59-1091 rm 25425 Util, furn Partially is PER MONTH 57333 : portunity for you. meer Se & coats, size 10 12. 1 maternity. es.” Davisburg. teat. Bese BPIC & SPAN cAw FOR UsED Te. FURL | | RMS PVT ENT BATH HEAT furn FE 48234 or after 6 - FE ATTRACTIVE ROOM FOR LADY. lle operation Fagin . he _ mis erlang. FE_5-7959. P BENCH. et ra LAUNDERETIE tue and miso. FE 2.0367 | stove, refiig Garage turn Adulte! 4147 so OFFICE: in| Call after 6 pm. FE 2-4273 Very clean Riown Pius stock | NEW WEDDING GOWN, siZE 16. Coane bother. Tank type veo- eo ie ing [CASH FOR MALL RADIOS pi A apres I 90 OAKLAND 5 GeGhudie dials MaAK- Cake | DEAINABGR FRONT HOOM FOR “of approximately of 86.000. You'll “OR 3-3201, tum. @ attach. 2 frames mirrors. 4699 Dinie tia) Drayton Pia cs working of not. FE eAere 7 a RM PRIVATE BATH. cas | c br a ung Heat ter: la BEURUOM | ee | NEAR LAKE gentleman. 415 W. Iroquois. rE Se faa you called on this one. SILVER Tok COAT. BEAUTIFUL. 280 Euclid. Mi 6-6271 : SO CASH FOR FURNITURE ~ heal FR 4-0008 _ ean ‘oud ; | oulee 45-4710 E - car SECO in| Prompt’ “courteous “seretee, 2 ROOMS & MATH UTiLiTiie | el Caretanes, MNN BS ™ S AeDRM. GAS MEAT SCHOOL EXCELLENT ROOM, V West SIDE. Gouane aie 1c SOME NEW: Se ee A<1 MERION ANID KY BLUE BOD peer courteous ser “| furn $20 werk OR 30386 —— ee ee me. private home, FE 8-8007, Ha stro mM 57 Mark, pete eee oe Deliveries wade or vow pick up ahi a Ty) ]) (3 ROOMS EVERYTHING FURN . ; 2 BEDARC ° . iow un WITHOUT) s Goo 73 & saa) { rooks Tut ut 2 ots . KU RNITURE i) EDED | ated Private entrance. 289 \ERC ADIT A No. lh Marshall vba 2a 7 bar res yee FE pls REALTORS Sale Household ods 7: si rt eae , I HERVICE RE r ote. Get the | Whittemore : = ( eked) as s 3 HUOM HO . . . : CHRISTIAN MAN OR R er) . -3000 a el at et n A Tiset our Go dolar wil ee buy outright or 3) aMs pvr warn inciner. WOL\ TRIN way Drive wesuas Ne smoking or drinking 5 tl 2, ne Mich Ph. OR _ = ECE opie PE , RAE | Uh io GERATOR - pe a an. ee iat eel) tt for you cn Comesnalty ator AsiMits an apa ate PR ANWKEEN 1 BEDKLOOMS ON 2 ROU ND Across) frome Powlas 4occr! FE ‘ontia : = Ra GAd STOVE. es a vied ; i Pral _Co ; oY eo, ee is DR ‘4 R WASHER, i ae Aap RK FINnN-| Sate Phone OR Br: ait | ier four & galod 5-9047. Js : 1 tabie. R. a e ale ane tan aml he K. 0003 | LEAVING shoul eau aeat : ae ah PINE FOR 2 TELE Newly das orsted” and fired sea 3 BEDRUUM Fee wa. dOcmM FOR ¢ CLEAN WORKING | al- ay pS ol ping ‘pong. table and KENMORE ene Onn ee ; snable, Credential, ' omar | ticluding steve, refrigerator Fro it wollene. 6 . ¥ men, $7 week, close in, shower «FP ‘ . w. 5 Ey WING) & LANDBCAPING | reasons ctria fan. %» length Hone girls 2 temrhers or? mar | m varated bedroom . Pierce: 2 miles pelle OTT x Elee. Co. ti uw hi mel ane Sania oe decorated, tront ad rear biaek- Y SERVICE" ¢ x 1) BLACK TWEED RUG. 1| ~WALT AV : ion anal share nicely i [@hMa FURNISHED CHE WEI Rie hedted Adults only. fE | top parking, in going center on ~ yWivel chair afd floor lamp. 374 | 615 wi Pontiac Farm ane Auburn Ave FRED 42025 ee am heater ing ; 11 ( WANTED atin STE CENT RICE SA on PR 4903 18 to or before 10 8.m OR Sagote Second. FE _2-8088. ___FE__3:228 rial Tractor Co. 6 pm - or before 10 a.m. OR 3-46 16 FT. GIBSON UPRIGHT PLATFORM | MATTRESS Indus 8 WOODWARD Elderly people to board in my | qRM APP AT AUBURN HEIGMTS. Pan A. Kern, Realtor s/SEDAGOM DUPLER ULTRA-haW STORES WEST is ¥F. See ae nT gare | PY 5 re 4-040) PE 41482) home. PE 41016 Partly furnished Heat & all ull Renters FE 29200 _Side. PR 2-214 FINANCE COMPANY la ft. Admiral upright freeser 6169 | BRIVA AL Oven Maily Tocluding ®unday Wd. Transportation $0) Ascciates FEL Cit 8” | UPPER 8 ROOMS & BATH 930 | NOW AVAILABLE ~_Rent t Office Space 6 64 ‘ HE igen rornsanings. we oped or y ‘ wc * raoc Lalas * L dren OR _4-0010 | : A . LIGHT AND HEAVY TRUCKING = : 'PPER. REASON. ~ .™O. 2 or 2 chit GAS HEAT—BASEMENT V up: TO $500 aa — Op thy cs top soil, sand | > 4 AND BATH. UPPER, RE 80 5 RM. APT ~ B RROW (6 Oakian ; 10 a.m. Picea abe iene ena lonaine rE ny F FOR 2 CHILDREN ~ re hi a Rd ec itely ee Eee re 4-9287 Nicholl & ol Co. pg S| oe tear Ge oee ° \1T° ADMIRAL... .. ... $24.95 : a com is Uatevile rs 1 0601 oe ady of The Lakes Schoo 4 ROOMS MODERN PARTLY Sa ncn HHT arger es Pialne Excellent location. Att | Pontiac — yton risine a — /ai" admiral. $34.99) _ ar UNWANTED ARTICLES PICKED| #1966 po Ma cbse “ST Si: S31) WEST B opens FE 6-034? ridge, FE = “J aL A cere | ‘ ROOMS & BATH” Wes renter | Rent, Houses Furnished bed Baldwin seheet Destriet (Sorry BUILDING. ap. “LOANS ANS $23 TO » $500 PAINTING a@ DECORATING CASH FO! NB ND RM APT ” ~~~! no children poe cath $0. FE PRORiMaTEL ~ mt. On veur stenature = other, = er removed. FE ¢-6918. _- Hy SVanwel — |i hag iy month, Ses Mre.|4 BEDROOM UNION LARK PRIV. DOWNTOWN ROCK HESTER. ONE 4 SPA | gerny. 94 months sad howe PAINTING INTERIOR. BX-| Mi OR ‘DIATE: as — Cees: FR #3284 | Meges. Completely turn EM 3-6 bedroom ayenr, OL. reais, ed - - Fie Yoel ior ge at i: strvice fs staat trendy and a Bay dise. for — ML EL SS 2) o7¥, CLEAN "on com mete ful. Vieit- oor | Gunranieed” Pree a FB 44000 IMMEDIA’ a Fine wT pot Roe t Vania, Neat poe FR 3-000. | ti REEOG HARBOR ROOMS &{ CARSALES. 960 PER 6-812! . AAA PAINTING % DECORATING | oan t. New ATTRACTIVE 3) RM@UTILNIE® 9 aND 39 REDROOM SUPLEXES, bath on texe ‘an wasreaaan 2 ™ : HOME & AUTO Sree lin, ari aa 44 Cn ae? no | ite Parga term nate and washer furn. Private FE ra privileges, 360 eeu ark attached garage IM. ARI oh T. Realto Pb OAN-ECO- ———y : Free estimates, Phone . acy inepes tos of pro erty | a 14a) ; meth cath ‘ + ® : $85. to respons! famiyr- Cah— I — a = ANeattor Pe OF if Pike | : INPeR Ion AND ExTeRGOR and Utie. Ast for Ken Tempreton ATTRACTIVE 74 ROON A ND a ROOM TOUS, COMPLETELY Jack Loveland Pe sitio: Pa 345 Oakland ave » $2pea1 1 N. Perry st : coe peinting “ree h , ey » 5 bath, Newly decorated, Niyely fur- modern HO aa Oper i , : ‘ j | ONS K.1.. Templeton, Realtor nished Adults opiy, FR 23460 Ee cane FRB WOME FOR FAM: | BREN TAVERN Geae fay a {> Borrow with Corffidence PAINTING us 8 ExT as Orehard Lake Rd. WG yon 103 Mechanic er ; oeaY NICE Hspetiondhan pall tly seeking country We 4 plus | month. paid by gp sea . $25 to $500 vba rung aan ROM POU ND CONTRACTS TO ‘OLORED 9 BEDROOM A ei? 1O'N ES vail fo us beqicoms O1 heei acre an machine Kase to tate ; oss | et = inte oe Pe “Oarreln, EM 2-281) | Lanse tilbe\ res ana ktiesen rate be tel tel tS Setar eeat ee Oe gHNTerEmen. | St per cont deus. Will ee |”) Household Finance | .” STING -. PAPERING or EM Inquire at Sauld Loan 44 8) j0lid ss aes ream orth ws 5 oes la Mte arm cep. irade i Soh eae i ee ee | var Washing - Paper, Remov val Ww a Re al Estate _82 Saginaw. ree ‘3 ROOMa & BATH FURNISHED. ington Rd Phone VErmont rea | i ae BEER AND wing ly | — GYARANTERD | ‘FE. 2-2313 an ne CORNER ELIZABETH & UNION biveanein ate a tab ane nae rE LIVE IN THE’COUNTRY —4 MLS | aor 5 eS Hoes F YOU NEED i: ‘Television Service 3B Le aoe es eee ne Le r eel nay arwet Ty at 6 al aid of Cisrhs ipa te raise "ah oe nen Sion Ser as | $25 TO $500- BRE OI te whi) mee fe cash fer your | “COUPLE & BABY” [>> aM REAR Fran | ofn vegetables Ve-y te Sp La te ‘ : Wu . : : peta | wove) Ee ah ered ¢ Stay i a RN ae Pectin’! ODER. | STATEWIDE eae FINANCE CO. | 2 ser’ . * . As j-aERVIC NO fees, no obliga ATTRACTIVE aR 3 . = oe oe pERviCE ti | we = as be hen rool F 156 4) Avguata ses Sy ry High 4 wl i bedrqom hom als mel S05 we Tis * ‘Bids. ‘lwanTep 16 BOY WITH OPTION x : ceil DOWNSTAIRS | Wn :. ‘oan Bh ie Hien 0 tv tice Fie bedroom home. Call after 5 30 | ront a a Urivate en- |) ROOMS 2 ViTLITY” GARAGE | gugiried reaver ime rt oler ig yo PE , 4-4947. o, trance =~ , oon & even Call FE 2 ‘ . ; 4 ‘ +) r , « . at \ : © ¢ * ws 33 7 . . 5 * Pe are es +. * \? see eee eet oe ee ee ; ; . . a a: a ae ee x a ee. ee tee SS x ie 4 ! j _ * 3 ve : En $ t bi: 2. . rs tee ee eee = a us : z a spe = | , ; " | Sarees: >: 2 + ' 7 : Px se sa ras GE Be a te, . “in fe ji . } ae 8 _ j ! i R J THE: PONTIAC P ee Je Sam niaiapeaes : RESS, are SEPTEMBER 16, 1950 PR 235 | B EN . M 0 en es a ouge. tee “ee peo whitew: age: 10. on y{ wheels Newall ; : : gtound Bept Ilinois. Leaving - Pri., |: : bea te Elisabet + oH. - SHOINE: WEST OFFER P, - Aca lapaall soaclans > greattaterceane ABER & Gal... $3.00 : CO ENG Wanted Used eh eee eee 5 ve * J i , ONE. OO “WYMAN'S ours anon, | BET oe Read epee % ay tr Orchard Lake Ave. FE ofl | eft & = : | MOH As 0 al Ae ‘or Sale Tires = 98 on © S ELRo. 3|P9,,200, HAVE on — ACTION — eet eee 8) oe ee Rea | es uae sg nutomatic ac" maiching’ teorie” selestion —PAINT— LOOK? saa MONEY $$$ RAMMUERDALLAS : Tea eetet| Wecry teres ddbed’ thas ne r ‘ ee cenan ALL 1001 NN. i 5 = i 7 nt. Brie ae10Ct108. | | gn, PACTORY TO YoU Gulbransen Pi ome brends. CHE new care. $34.58 W eT emnbeaad 5 rade-In Ben. |as Geman co FURL © House Flat Gloss .....” $1.94 Gal_| Beautiful sano ire, Sales, $03 6. Gagibaw. PE e Need Car P ° Lounge chair P Otchaid La. + PAINT U8 Gert Paint ....... 1 $94 Gal-| Beaute! medere degen ip WAL: | 4-4567 oF 5 Saginaw. FE Ss ontiac’s i ce cat ccs ‘ow maces Ti 0” PGE b-s1se Marine Faint | tae | ings oti Bench. Terrific. sav: | ane ee ae FOR IMMEDIATE RETAIL — Truck C Davouger bed a aresser 38) for every Lies Fixtures “CTION Sant opicah iain | prada’ on: Cieneral tatet ree | CHECK US POR mn Baoan Sb Baitang. caters | ba inate at _galicgand, Music Center| (re borat a the’s Top $e Doll GMC Electric ras ete $49.50) St8rs- Teeritic value omfield Pashion St Soot Piano Tunin MIRACL. ED WILL. : $$$ Olid ‘ac; BTR ge ees $59.50, $4.90 value, $2.25 es, Bedroom | PICNIC TABLES. USED LU

Ras ona te =ou Cra MODELS 1 le yee . a per , & 4 chalis "610 Duncan Home Values’ ie" Delivered. Ges 8 . New. pe! ti M., burger arin. ome. _ peek Trailer. F Sa at is what you get ALL : 138 : . + ar ke. j 2 eee ee ee 4, warrenty. | eye oy ist ___ For Sale P Special ER eae oe Betee ers, Guaran * + els, get o oe 1 FULL . $148 | 22 ‘RIFLE | sHOTG | Pee ee eet MINTA-| FOR SALE. 1 $3. Ofeara Libe'on, MOTION WASH soe SES ° Thee Dk fies. Hunting ¢ clothes. DEER RE | trieve. endarde hunt, re-| _P-30. NA FARMALL TR TRACTOR - ofWith thie ad on =o 8 oe ' YE cua INCH aS REMINGTON DE PARAKE GRAIN DRILLA. el ee ee —— si Seat Seon f, Pontiac sie ection eth coane. ELUXE | ‘ping CosHM AN ,SOOOT- AVERILL’ 2 pagrgaapecg ears e 108 “WEATHKIT” — WINDOWS FALE-SOI - re) Pans 0 | Fae x ee : oe cakes eal) ee oon 2 all este - — tion Sa al Ee tld? Res oe | pro wend ft) des “pe Sit Eves re “ SALES & SER egularly Priced Starting UT OF BUSIN BY TH ction Sale: | FE 2.0078 a alae 2083. 702 me Workshop “You Pa ae hese fn Or Pins Gpen tte free complete 7M me ROROUGHBRED a eae ROLES. 2 AUCTY = a: “8 re SELL OR TRADE.| OUR CUSTOMERS EuANS Foreign & Spts. | Cars 109 8-653 nly’ item: east of Crooks TROP! i ET Cae Ty CMT REW PORTABLE TV. EXC. 14.50 / caren: om radios, Ware, paint: | Alvrender MW. Rowen. oe | ct "ihm, PEC PET SHOP,| Xow uncer caper mar | Se OVERHEAD. #175. Goop 0 MILES PER At — con ina. MA 6-1095 COND. $ é washer & dtaee con & range top, | _UL 2-2583. . W. Rowan. Phone Tor X TERRIER STUD SERV. | PM Road. Every Sat, 8 00. 1950 INDIAN 900 Co TWIN. NEV “CLE c 3-973" 1 Brice OR tri combination, re- _ E 42820 Stanity Bates- auctt | paint. f Co TWIN. NEW AN CARS” PEXTRON a PE RECORDER,| —F are MONEY DOWN Sry, Teruan sweepers. small wits RENT AW * 14 WALL op Md RANGA | Havino SOLD MY ae leneer y aes engine, A-1 shape ; ve SAE sie uy. ai FE z st offer, FE 5-1958. A. TERMS IF DESIRED~— vere Ware gull Goods. e-| Phone PE ssi S88 Rs Be week.) maining from Fe noLne RE- moving ts ol sparement — AND ‘81 ZUNBAPP. 200 CC, 9,000 $35 C GIVE You oy MILL TCO ill — RADIO — PHONO Are plies. Come ear ‘J sup- = S 5-O716. months. Wormed, A ce | y household gonds at public) _UL,2-1904 af . 0.000 MILES ASH $$$ blue, sane aa — PE 2-5459. saucer averse oR Ee. a oe | Bait, t, Minnows, F Ftc, § 82A Dogs are needed EL Meieie. ae on Thurrday snight Se St Home of WoToR eros ise FR 1 TORT OUR! ms UITY OP- AUER: ~SDEALY ENTS. BRAND Oe CO” compan SUPPLY | S oxs Trained, cmemey ss : BLE CAR luxe 100-6 DE- er made Secale Moved ou a at TRIPLE TRACK uis a ee pare Ste: nEp |< aaa B’ rded § 874 patently pain the ‘Wanky “Oe: For ‘Sale Bic 1988. ENorisn FOR #2 5 Se. Geol: cyments nit STORM WIN we 1 Ks aah ait "Charisse | 202 ,00°,, Tackle. Ainge clea ed | Omursrel 38 8 “BOARDED Sectional y deat a joekina coaire 9 cycles 102 | BILL SPENCE is Se , y. castrges | Uorvee M WINDOWS i SINKS. ALL giz pants from Je. Oven 1 MONA ell, 375 8 Telegraph _ seal booesas 2 LIONTWEI | o tore, 35 8. Cass. Pontiac. FE Re 5 single and double _ days. rchard it M:>NARY as tchon ehelre 1Gld ot et ont BICYCLES OnE " Blue and h 8 000 5-6123. gularly Priced $24.00 Terrific values, compartment k. Ave 8 TAIL WAGGER N.| Dishes. Havilland lem pid be one girl's. Good RA M ” t white, hp. ¢ For Sale Mi: Miscellane “¥ yy Michigan Fheorestent, | ~~ __ Sand, Gravel & Dirt 84 ming Bonde, ata e, we Mane ans net. Coat ety pier | a Rees. “Mayiar “ie ; lg tag SERVICE _privaie Lar ei Watts. neous 76 % ou Pay Orly” s Orchard (LE Ave. 164 t, Saga egeenngert ~~ | we Pick ang daivery. od ery Bedeh, 4 items wiiton’ |“ 5.3820 aner es BikES. FE iS 8 “saat FE 9-454 LARGEST STOCK wy DIN . meer ue: | —— oie ported “WC Car Garages $549 $16.95 nay fous bower oe Gearance eae UNG, $oenane os Hunting Dogs — 87B For Sate Housetrailers 5 95 | scahtert 8 Dige-sobby 6 ola Eos ep Ace oe aS car ek AD ee to tive iereipa 5475 — NO MONEY DO her. Only a oe oeaeee | +a Teh OCe. BLACK DIRT, FTL PD PIPE CPL, 3 95 7 E. Lawren inva Site xie Hwy. OR fF. ho —FHA. WN — cones mowers | ret sand. or DIRT, FI 1 REGIS 1 ZS | 4524 Dixie le FOP oss - DR_}-1603 | —_ ron, PE 6-044. FA ALUMINUM SIDING TERMS IF DESIRED— | *0me riders at ‘pecia prices Ale 7eana—o on tne tout Legge gee Ga pra ae : a Fey Q STREAM T TRAILER, | Foupagt, B CY clue AL Bea stor Baty TONE S3Rt| ~- For Sale Used Cars 110 tractor any . M PLL LL he JLo Ae, © “STORMS 2536 Dixie Hw id =o ice all. mates “ot ‘email | it rompe eg € ee 1 REGISTERED ENOLISH POINT. B Joo, ROUSETRATLERS. | $1100. | oe © Sw | Es A ‘a pik ee ~ call after (oa eracsal. Bau. rds bey UaELEENSON | 3 Blocks N. Y.| Bre Sia alte acre crear fig STONE & OVERSIEE STORE| prea c ee ne [Pa EW WOON | Boats & A ROCK, GOING KORTH,A PART | ihe BUICK RPECLAL. i CONDE: rs” : 8 r ., ir | ' | For Pree Estimates eeu: eeery ue -of Telegraph On Fee carvics what we! fettasee Cl sand, top top soll, 6335 il ecosa en, & ad nd 3 ,gustomined Job. epactous | ~~~ ~~ Accessories 103 | TOP CARH Ot ane FOR CLEAN CAfl ia | act ion PE hue sher 8 ot Oe: FRE =. Dery sa — OR PARKING" eset 8 BQUIPMENT re poe MA 6-216). aS : =< . 1 tord MU 688 Hickory eat nt Ear CUNTON | OUTBOARD | ECONOMY. os na Mae ownee Looks RY HARDTOP. conversion unit, FE 4-7896. 4-0388 ple 5-7878 or On 3-702 | sterse D | Prom amet bee OLD. 08 EA. ‘57 44x10 GEN | S-et60. $45. Perfect cond. OR OMY CARg 22 AUBURN uke br 7” a FOEL Lb Olt x, TANS. 0000 GOR con-|FOR SALE sgintetae =| otaBY “BUGGY FOR | icoree dent teteagt hy sod. | _ 3-439. nunting stock. OR’) Parkhurst NER AL MUST aELE. | aS eLaIN ako ; TOP tone Y 9885 Bre party. | rs se 3 7 cHAtt Sit ai 7 MEN MOLL. SSE | "Oe ean eller OR 30 0880. Con nk” 3" OR AND 250 -GAL. | conte Sacked tn Merion. “3 * MOS cant 6 Se SETTERS i ee “CHAMPION. £ | Silo. b04 Heights Ra, mnrsane Pep MEATER” Dyna Apso pIeL i H7, 3 horse Clinto ACHINE O8AN A. CO! as ank, $50. OR 3-0730. NURSER BE. ; 2 bed cigs 1s . ake Orion Al NEY DOWN FE §-6331. nm, like new.}| screen, cheery Gatede COPPER SHO! MI_ 6-8080 Y AGLE, } YRS {pL FOR GOO HY ~ # rm On count ;8 FT 3 POINT “HYDRO- re ments of Assume Se ——————— . -leg table. MA STER AERIAL & CW 8-887) hunter FE 5-@ Db includ 5 orl oa | Excellent PLANE OR GOOD USED CAR Credit $1146 per mo per ors e top dollar, Trade down | 3 CADILLACS | 94-53-48 53, exe oors with screens. FE built bicycle *420; also Sawin ——— cabinet . SEW. | CRUSHED STONE. BANDS RAV: a m0 eed y MALE ap Dogg —. s ob. | 56 motor stellen “Osea Iittle. "ns J. VAN WELT 4 PL YMouTHs oe | roy: pe el. Earl Howard 614 rk | *| OR . ioe x sats ELEC. Wwree pelied. $25. UL apnea alter 3 a ece feet inten Dersis, Sy kere. Ha Grain & & : = afer) 1980 corr er ete “ELE x a: 1386 —EEE 4540 Dixie Hwy ! B HODSON a ‘h2- 51. pare on Corts Suse West:| aN ee tL St | FILL DIRT FREE. If FOU MAUL waneacema Feed 88 ee BOR [TUTCHINSON | tteering. Sights ‘bard Lge is) wow Used Auto Parts 100B MOUTH Ges» Tlo® ) hit : i m T urane 3 ALL TYPES a ~ GREATER DETROIT & [us : s hardware, custom an GE E : ike new. On ac 18ST & 2ND CUT.| Pont & | gushion. faldin 43 BUICK _ aw the Fa DE is spe ber sate aps Binge 8 RANGE. SPEED. —ounet cannot egg I a of ‘iiness | FILL Dik WASON GAWD WHITE a and corn. wai ond till esata Taare 1p years ai kee. Fee ¢ ns top, Batiery and vr Exc SPECIAL PARTS, Mo. |, m trou eon care cheep. Pinesce eae Wives: eomenl | ge Se ap meet ooinint| OUTSIDE WHITE’ PAINTERS Sno oe cement care. top Tit KINDS “OF SHAY STRAW. Chiefs & Betrott: Mabie Bentiac | Sitp or mor SLI, Hew taaty aad, Soo, Miamald ane, wale vege areca toi z aN and chai re. venport | _ 15"" Sump Tile : AL soll, 10A stone road o wine, manure ana lumbe omes. | shape. mew, oN L. Rall pea iron. Best Ae *s . ir. EM 3-3642 after 4 p.m y Mix Cem: holes #6 50 gravel. MA | _ 5-0666 tr. MA NOW ON DI BIO bi Walled Woodiaw : | FE Call nee. wa: are PREHUNG oo $1.35 Sk. ; GENESSFE _ flee y= AY. @ Gifferent SOOUNT : a) 2 or all day Thu ig lh I igs We ite hat ; 3. nines ses OnE Walton at Giddings Ra “Sie ages ial ‘A LL NE\ EW 1960 BoaTe - Sarin PobrpMENt For Sale Used ‘Trucks 107, IF ae ion. ason , Y 3- : | , MA $7772 after $30. =e lagg erty Goat & (BUILDING. § 8°80 UPPLY r £0 | ee Rab GRAVEL. 5 YARDS For Sale Livestock 89 PONTIAC CHIEF | “Si a AN'S a M ry STEEL 8 IDE TRUCK BODY I YOU'RE Mich “ rks' TABLE MOLEL GE - - lor $7. Delivered. PE. 4-6888 oe ee DETROITS Mse at Wm. Lake Rd. i $125. Smith Moving LOOKING F GAL ELEC BEATER. 05: & ‘ Ret GE IRONER, ONE w FOR SALE. ONE) = 5. = ome OR bgt ELEC a ee eeu Lee ee Beta ee ok Oe a) ee eS —BoaTSe MOTORS |" "een nae ee] CLEAN" Big SO cant © tavel. FE EXCELENT B lot. U on my seal of the ae Eaua pes 98 up.| 1513 WP Sheathis 13¢ Lin ERIZED TOP sOil._AL EXCELLENT RIDING BORE Huw | Tedaye a week. 8 to 0 © on a complete bon Body in good cond ys & pro ting eutft ba $605 sh sys and stand & tau: dhe sa néed fir Pirwood 6 lus. & PRY SE anee black dirt and fil. FE IE ALSO Fee a oe co Ea Is36 to's Bundsy. 6 to 9 dally. 10| Evinrude motors, Cr : 41 DObGE +4225 “Eves, MU 42282 “MO. " A-\ as 6 eGANE, PLUMBING» 5 s109 1210 WP Sheathing Ever to meet Your needs. | B PEAT HOMUS_SUSWET O® YARD tiful registered, blue A SEAT. BOB HUTCHINSON powell Duce tralere reg cg df In ed On tive Tak: oecb USED CARS” : 5 ee tS ah xéx% sanded fi plywood ‘3 I . ances. ing stud “= — wAgrOMAT! Tic Ol. HOT Qx4x7 economy studs “fhe sa = ___118_ WEST LAW! CE es Ortonville Rd. Ate poorermael mare & pgs: — 4301 Dixte Hwy. . ON 10 per cent de We trede. ag > “TON pice: UP . water beates es gal. oll tank TALBOTT LUMBER | rant cee per EAR Toe bay crest oy Palamino. stad colt. saa geet <= On 3-1 Pad KELLY'S RARDW ‘ht CHEVROT ET etieed Y ALL MEANS 8EB = we. ILER Prefinished Weinet >...612.00 sheet see, eS ee oo ‘caved tag ogy Sole GoATs OATS ROR SES. PONY AND rere en ot onus wet _Auvern ot “VE 3-801) cay Wy one nes rei oi’ ‘ _Mortar trucking & le. OR 31534 oi veers la. Inspected and| CALL FOR A PRER ESTIMATE we zen af Sa 0 or ——_— SHREDDED he OR EIB Fis34 —Syereest HA __ travel trailer, wince 1932 Guar: CLEARANCE SALE — My "S19 or MA Sis Y wens 335 GAL. oO, TANI wh Tour mves meee Gate Ge TEN Poca _8 yarte—4ii oe qontnene "Regiviered or Bales 3008 Ww Warner ‘Tratt- we INRUDE MOTORS 99 FORD. FORD nsre 4 OF NK 815. 1 “OIL M A 4 455] pletely, automatic. Reasonable. TOP SOIT. joes as . eu: ils HORSES fe foto wane S Gr es oe be eeeeeeceer eaeceineees ue Yrton pickup. 4ubo miles. Sharp. DEALER ~ WasdER & BENDIX > OsED TYPEWRITERS & ADDIN : ings. Pi on mares & geld: evens). ° oree oe eaneaan Cl a a Se ee germ _ mac RITERS & ADpING furs 9, DRIVE RAY AY GRADING. | breeding, Content & top So amney ig AT TONY'S MARINI “e geome See ; N EW ALUMIN ve 1 HAG LUMBER & SUPPLY Forbes Printing w. portabies i, ete. acre ns welecme bard) wee oo parol SE 2 MA i a A a AGOERTY MIGHW A ty S00 Dixie Hs. & Ottice guopiv ~"Wood, Coal € Fue ae hie | “yon See vi meters | sane se SERVICE es om oe Wee te -SanuL poem Pocus to Tou w ort . wel 85 __ Wanted Live Finest DisPLAY OF WONTING PIBEROLAS PONTOON BOATS | jy cid ee eee xe ay 0 OU PIE 41836 onset EE ees Gr field Snow tives 11 WHERE, | CANNEL COAL, FIRE Ltvestock 90 peg A OF HONTING | Mitag' Dole Wetertora. Ton | CHEVROLET — PANEL. to ANCHOR FENCES - oo SED WA pete cos way fuer oll Ringling wood. Ac WANTED. ~PERDER CATTLE. gia trom 9208 and wp. fee tae) FIBE piles, Ese eed. Brown 7 3776 AUBURN RD FREE SSTIMATES ORRAGE ee DOORS SED BRICK pon 8 i FUEL. oll. Biche 700 tnd feeder ples, 04 ken appliances. ‘Full i water val Neue: — —_| Tha OMC % TON Fickur. a601 2 Blocks E. of Adams Ré. 5-7471| Pactory ds, aanéaré rE BA ._ = ae Sale | - oyanlarl saa cob egsamed AT DISCOUNT PRI MApie § 2 PE Boot CES ; | AV. LE NOW Gitte secre coer “428 ‘and. up. “Keep ull”" 8 : ~ Sale Farm Produce 92) ShMp {tallers. Sehuit 10 f, ser |) gel ne mie oat ty CHEV WAKE ROGET UL 29191 U | och } Blectrie doors operators. folding Reas, a ' ih Bervice peeaiain Pectin ae homes now on de | All sise ost cloth tm 's 4166. it 29191 UL 2-3132 < ae. doors. reat0 tae] ferwayt sr dieappeariog y Sa cres AUBURN LUMBER fies aint poh mid Coden Fr “ACHION ant » Ate | ib ‘es tes on garage re- we . Biegler oll space | — 1 cartan ugs and Ms RA 1 Full power ruction npnny 206 ; heater FE 6 space | ——— pple : 1 rue Ws. isons Hi ar biack & white finish. —_ Gam hway. ! opemn Sram 0 Mh i Sose Piant T Eat and cha by 7 xs ye Oppentte seracie Mie Fe 3, — ain 2987 ——e aALe = FABCE & JUKE) BERRY DOOR coe \achinery 764 | ~~ Freee, Shrubs _& cherd,and Chae Min, 478 Ranch o PT VACATION ingOmE. YOUR e6x1 Bok “oowr teas cole Pon = Fo a atentenetnnaaeea ES 11 PIECES nn ~ A PLUME BARTLETT po pel bq d per ee \ oars, ; OR m A 4 TOO UCE, BA ew oF used. d wang apace Reheat. ral QORONVAR 92 OATIN OU Lora ‘oon, noom | eee lg | ttt Spee aroaa wou it i re - fia are bes turon. _Ta| erate heater." Good , cont iia srr tarat "OY Gan OR | & bur nt A Sa ott Gone. APPLES wa , 3 - motorn ee teovat — the “game — M ee oo ae; een a a. oe ee “O pie Walled Lore MA ¢ nw alin ; renin RD (DIESEL “ poy INES 4 8 Suck Lene of Wizom Rd & . Gingelvilte. y an ttoe —— pened e. MA +4511. New SG __|coxamg “oun rvre sRNER | fone Efe son worioen for wn Duck Lake 4, Open datiy 6 to) APEUES, Ruaee, cram, an Prats ea ate | AE SADTLLAG "WS _CPE EXCER NEW & USED aT wat ch ta te * SITE BPRICE w EACH: AUS | o™ Labe_hageles Grenard, “a TRAILER BOAT ! tionally clean, 1336 Orehid. north ugar Merc in, rook ft Mss RS us Rd. “ile | > wane ey WORKS | immer ott Fests Lake Rd. . Sane Esau a ONE FIN. TABLE SAW. FE eas $8 coat Yor Orchard. 4001 Baldwin Rd. _ SALES eneeidineh, i> emia S | Cabiiac: ie 6. OR BOR? cute eck LOOK eres | pELecoe APPLES aa ap | *TTTART OPER LOTS OF NEW BOATS! Truck ee ey of eg ee ak pak your ow, ~ AND at ttt§ i GAR wooo seer age, & Weed ; ruc nter ee AY’S SPECIAL = ee a $2.35 en. Re. 14 0 8. ris phage A = sry boat & ae rapa Nh eat Pelt, 433-99. fh 0-62) re a ed Baa ee _— wE T WE GRLL Choose From * CALIFORNIA afr now! Bee, us today. oakland arine Exch we rast, » real bay 8 ows. . WE, tome, Estimates tale Ave. 30. Ave. — 30. ox38 reife on . ak PE 0-4101 Bye KJ Auburn phyla oy shart RATER EE WE) JOUNSON MOTORS ap sieieahee ops 1048 H ins) CHEVY CONVERTIRLE. NEW : ; se SURPLUS LUMBER a Sale é Graft dense, Geter and eae ‘to 1087 =. work. 0225. FE SSP UPS rel oe Ban ce eee : oT) PEG peer site On cad, Sar nate Ph ire od TRAILER SALES | Srbare tatetne TH roe i $5 DOV l aeae ov = : MY 2-461! , 32 WALK-IN VANS Pp ee he famous A ‘M4 CHEVROLET | —iaseets. ES tert Hoon hatours, Owasse,, Sica. Piet With ee ‘ pn ee, | ee center a reat ram WERE ting "ts gy 1.00 RT et Ae re gE Ww wa aw r GATES’ mer. Complete ogg gaat yy ire $8 ROS 2 _o Eddie Steele - $ s, installed & Both lee! catr Ww — your . sk ie —— — FORD eee , We. AKE v. 1986 rr Huron at Kits. Lk. Rd, rent. Come and see i a EY toot, — a - 4 ee oe aan? See : The | avon SPECIAL CA pow i w lage. Tinest, . ® A ae aie PRICES. m8 aa op opie Aa UNITS accor ir eh Segment -Burmnelater s = ni sa ens | gomengearn Fat : ty = ws. 3 A PA Pants PG DE OSA Wo Reasonadie NORTHERN epee Deed organ 4008. ™MccUrtocn : types, theta, work, Aste BOB BUT = “ Uned oak ‘ ' Codivn. 2 =o “ugg BELT ox" aS he Swag j GALLAGHER'S . a fas es ARS : ‘eso OS, SEE, SUE | URNER e . » zt "1 mo ‘ us| _ Mermiee OM 4% 8, WOODW : .. Atay Mi re ri iy . [ »,* r : S Po \ & 7 ee —— i i: sf ee eae i ; eee eo) ° ; : : ] oa ead di poe dace a e 4 . ' x ‘ — } ‘ “ J aa ? | a + Ry 5 : | i a: “ : = é : I r : | —— = * f : ; . 5 : as 5 ae : , i | { - as “te 4 : - » , ; : : . - E | oa ee, ; e . . . af \ : seat . - | e ac : z is i pone SIXTY-TWO FHE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1950 : Jsed ( For Sale Used ale Used Cars 110) Fs Sale Used Cara. 11 230 Foe Sete Mend Cate se - For Sale Used Cars 110) Cars 110 For Sale Used Cars No eee eke ss a -wenns — ee --atgg | ise {FORD GO0D CONDITION. | ees See “1 wey ve. ct “ sun ate ff 3 ee a CHEVY, rial odge + “a GQMC dump iruck. Cheap. PE | $8000. FE 63706. se re ee FACTORY BRANCH rissman ae ETAT nls PAE creer ; | My lata | TAN | eSEN RRS E CHEVY 2 R&H WW : > OR 31004. ae GAS ar haec Cheeta] ,PREGL Siar wo wrens rand =| ygREPOSSESSION SEE GUR SELECTION | ee CHEV ROLET : white walls. $1795 A o4e. — A REAL 8SHARPIE AT ~ $195 full price. No cash ge 9 , ] , aweu Dr a4-M $745 ore * pay only $11 a month. Due N Of fine late model cars Radio & IEC W-Walls. _Shelrv .& Dequindre._ ‘on. “0. | oe : 57 FORD ls. King Auto Sales, Mr. Beil, Dodge - Piymouth - Chrysier | “CASS OAKLAND | __raintane #-T0P Pe Ne oaine— LATE MODEL Aa RY BRANCH *&: —— Newest Lot 2 Door — Radio & Heater sEM CUSTOM - SAPHIRE ‘48 ; : ed ACK COL E, INC. ‘ OC! es CF . 5 FACTO dined. 312°W. Montca PE 8.8268 Fo-O-Matic, Radio & Heat- Ford: Cpe. Neugahyde | interior ; » MaDe at pontiac Fra | 955 RAMBLER WAGON |. 4 : | NEXT TO GARLAND AVENUE er. W-Walls. Exceptionally eo, WW tires, Exe cond. Best CARS | Waced Lake "MA coal 20 ‘ : 4 , Offers Our pes Bu $s 58 CHEVROLET Hoa a poe sitet or a UImeepufsounn <-orunpen | Rewvfe iftot Bet ah | onitiag’ mi = _ ; —— 49 DC A a roc BAIR 2 Doon — | 1956 DODGE CLUB SEDAN. (RA. Fiance $1399 ean io et ae ve oe sees. Dansk “Sdeee Kardon. Gyan Pandece ane, be Tm & . a9. Pull fae plus. atr- af Swacon. Pom: Rae ontk Gide, Power steering & . | Sion, Our stock No 164. Only $006. ; Sy FORD’ Ve RANCH WAGON | fio. power | steering. | power) dows ot conditioning. Pull price only $808. ' gulce. A . ‘ ; Very 3-0061. H. brakes. radio, heater. Blac BI IRMINCHAM of _— . 7 ines no payments un- e al . | $6 CHEVROLET sT wac- aa ra 1e tee e ging. white finish, Above average con- “2 On 6) CY $2095 North Chev. - ES a WaAG.| dition throughout. - RAMBLER KING AUTO SALES | ; OF of EET ae | — FORD — gn. ¢ ezlinder excellent condit#en. | 1955 Olds 88 — 4 door hardtop, | $66 § Woodward MI_6-3900/ 115 8. ae a GREEN. $1295. Hunter Bivd. at 8. Woodward Ave 2705 ORCHARD LAKE RD. Oe _.—.| Hydramatic, radio and bester , = ore 2155 Bla aes ; 55 CHEVROLET V-8 WAGON. 3 Sump ——__ML_4EIS rm panes __Knoge 78 £0? | LE ORD Cle ho ore| Cede "7 Sem Goes] 156 PLYMOUTH REPOSSESSION FE 3-7117 Sg Me a On 1aC ‘91 FORD CLUB COUPE, GOOD and white. Radio, Large wheel SPORT SUBURBAN WAGON. $495 ful price, no cash needed, ING & BRAKES. ° condition, $100. PE 51315. disc. White wall Urea Continen- 956 Chevrolet 9-passen, wagon, Automatic transmission, power pay only $27 a month. Due Nov. 65 MT. CLEMENS 8ST. LON TIRES. $1085. | ' tal wheel kit. 1 owner California 8 engine. Poweralie, fadio,| steering & brakes, radio. heat- Ast. Auto Sales, Mr. Bell. BEHIND THE POST OFFICE gusToM v | car, rust 37.000 mies Like | heater Beautiful turquois and | ef, white tires end ghasy. S100 s-0408, ‘3% RAMBLER CUSTOM 4 DR. THE ER (S al SCECIAL | ad U. View Ute 2 Canter hew 061 Btanley Bt Pontiac ivory finish. OR LD CAR owe, 3 MONTHS RG x i ‘Power orale, é ioe’ A : se r Bhopp Sn = aoe a — N | a ie PONTIAC AUTO | test ots a 2-do0r sedan, Hy ~~ SEPT_BA oo = as | 'S7 FORD BROKER matic. radio, heater, solid a SALE ‘57 PORD CUSTO! 4 DR. POM OTe: bee ae RS Herr RAH SPOTLESS BLUE FINISH, L 58 pODGUtl . STATION WAGON S4)Coeve Convent Aut $165) | o Lecanto nd mer, ie | $1295. . = tee tai Fors Custen 8 atu $1248 | 1997 Piymouth 2-dopr hardioo. v- : Bboy : : Fas . ON IOC N heat S17 595 ¢ 1293 | a ‘656 Packard Clipper, 4 dr £495 4 CHEVROLET ‘2 TON PICK. UP. ial ly 7 4 oor RED Raat eaiey $1505 - vorr Goesiry te : | condition iadio, heatey, like new MOTORS, INC 54 Dodge, 8 cylinder. 2 dr. OD $345 an ee Or Cane a in ne: ae TMi rite rT OFFICE | DGWN, 24 MONTHS ON BAL ao Chevy Marston * BA $1085 | 912 8 Woodward MI e-agey. 7) ore 3 ©. 8 cyinder, POM ens ceuaNT con DITION” os: mer ° ANCE 30 Pole 1p Wiel? | igs] Renaul 4-decr sedan. radio. | 1938 PONTIAC “BOON eration | Beit’: Special, 9 dr. 3} - WensS ‘3 Plymouth Balvee: € wag 8999 healer, Feriec trassmission- Good | ° 4 a,,, “6 ROGERS SALES 1: SERVICE Fe ye ‘ARE LOOKING FOR A 1956 CHEVROLET oo dee RAIN & Ceniary HI 59.) conditior. aula heates Hydramat- | 695 Aubura Ave.. FE | UTIFUL OR ‘56 CHEV. ma pews 55 Chevy VGo4oqr Bel Aur $495. te ‘our stock No. 617B. Priced | Used Jeeps are our specialty + we HAV EA SELECTION OF THE lag acd eer: CuO ft A pene ee ee ga Fort Fetrane — 1954 Chevrolet Brookwood ¢door! ‘*'Y uw at ony $1,082 i 58 - NASH | _ : d 10 eat 5 ottn cee ANY- Bik No 6s) Uny O14’ aa 5 BAGINAW ee eee oA Fore id ae ower as waxen, iadio. heater. Bolid coral, ; Be excon { Tret nen ous WHER 6's Ey MCV POEUN 7 4 Ford Vie $695 finiel . | North Chev. ' pie eee ees "bows. * | COUPES. 2 2 sy Goons, wt DOO DOORg. Nort! = h Chev. ie WWE ay ee : LE HOSSESSION P38 bore Custos 3 ar ea ya Uyehiep ine. are: Woodward & MONTHS ON BALAN i SEPTEMBER - 5 1958 Ford cotivert, red ahd white, 55 Biudebak eran a9 HASI INS ater Bivd. a mard Ars. Fun'er Bisa at 8 Woody ar a Ave | | Jake uver payments of $2734 mo.) 44 Chevy rus truck ‘s ton Fee [ ’ biroiokuam __ 42736 2 Try us with an offer! Birmingham 42755 | FORD DEALER | No down payment Lucky Auto, 47 Ford Coupe el 1008 PONTIAC, 4 ae STAR VALUES! ; i | A-l Used Car Shopping Center | Bales 195 8 Baginaw FE 4-1006 | ae aes acne eoioe | CHEV. Chiel, vista. Hyd. Power ateer- . ; Li 1982 CHEVROLET. EXC. COND eu 48 FORD 2 DA V8 MECHAN. |e PORD Vat DR aac eins | ing. Power brakes, WW, etc. Low rnssman $250 MY 3 LUK0. | S8 FORD wily good 7h MA 6-2603 _| oe ah 2 DR, Ri | 6571 Dine Kishwer ot Mi mueage. Like new. 12 Neome | 1987 Pontiac Su chiet = = a ’ | 71 Ne ? ‘ i woe en = = eS : tone amatic. 52 CHEVY : DR. RADIO & HEAT | STATION wacON - . | 51 VICTORIA RADIO & HEAT | MAnie 5 -b071 Open nites ‘til ‘Ss PONTIAC VERY EAS On | 912 8 Ween © at 6-8302 blll ms Mate a cee ROCHESTER Ce ee $2] 95 | $5 DOWN | en voRDota Se We) ee Ga TE NOTED STICK. 20000. alter 13pm’ 34 NEW RAMBLERS LEFT TO GO that hes been Low down 4 13] CHEV 2bDe HT yl vel 4) TIKES ABSOLUTELY NO MON. 53 OLDS. 65 ENGINE eS I oad af) mG. «We will ey t 30 mos. on balance. ¢ ection Fuil powet weer cond) : "$7 FORD EY DOWN Assume payments of | Semi-custom. % cam & Iifters.| 1956 PONTIAC CATALINA 2-DR , tae) increase (on) thaie cate. 1986 Po yord.é ‘dr. station wagon, POM. Open Eves. OL 2-9721 Fie s-eatz wer (CS VICTORIA | ow Ge a 1300 harold | Cail after 6 on 62038 oto ns ees 8. Edith > deat you will never forget.| Radio. Heater. Whitewall tires. i B af r } “ m pana Cue we ve nid Hi ‘Owens. Reautif 4 Ps atest ae ue t Farner: ae | Ore is bus KOR "ya00 nee: , did fi ited ee eee: teeta i *R & { Rambler. Sales = PS ae Monee tiac Catalina Vista. Hy- F Y BR AN . I ; i cw ee | et preter t ‘I ne t igso9 FORD ANGLIA : Rt A D I 0, 1955 PACKARD PATRICIAN 4 DR. PE 2- 1059 after $ M 8145 Commerce Rd., Union Lake dramat Radio, heater, Wwhite- “ACTOR sus C { ae feviee! ae Your Friendly FORD Dea er! Dee wee m me | heater, w-wails Cal) after 5, FE ‘All white. fuil power. torsion-|'3T PONTIAC S8TARCHIEF CON- aan EN A CROEA = Lres. Re spy gg Dt atta 35} - 57 AMBL E pdyke Ha Kip bait ani i K BAGINAW 8 346203 level ride, white leather interior, vert 24,000 actual miles. Will | 1954 and ors patton ue PES a he 8 410 , ; =, FORD 2 DR DEL UxXE 1954 Ren signal pag cae 4 wey ee accept cheap trade. FE 5-5720| eo Fill boca mann. robs" Pontiac 2 I adele me rea A DOOR R “ : =, IRA? VERY o> FH @ Dk 7 NICK CAE Ie td S ant | ! latl pipe MA 6-537 at bee ron and rear sea ea _ alter 5 — ts tusvona, Low dows: ra Me nargetn BM 3 cel Baris!) Fe) thst gg adale lee C 4) FORD DUMP TRUCK wit i | 64 SL VMOGTH aa VOY new ‘92 PONTIAC CATALINA EY UOWN Atrime paymeois of payment. $1395 454 ( | EV. WAGO . Ie rid 1) 7 ae yerd anes runuing condition, | 1 toe whence ae erg: 5 REPOSSI SSSTON $1106 per mo. Call Credit Mgr | 1956 "Pontae Starchtef 2 or. mead j 34 a 7 Nal fe $5 DOWN fag Wo oHuron ot Eha te (nd $255 ; i et _——- | ‘ideas acute $345 full (price, No cach peeaed | Mc Paras at Mi 4.7800. Haru.d | top eLiscked service end ready hie is : . fe > c : | —— : : eG | re sat FR > 00a) . : | pay obiy $750 a month Due Nov ~ t hief 4 an in Bese) ee vie cies wae | M4 FORD EO tee ONCenibiE FR 58100 | Prices Slashed! I 4c ig Auto Bales, Mr Beil, ‘38 RAMBLER ¢DR_ SUPER gj006 | 1957, Tontlag Grarcne’ ff Hydra: | new KUMLEBAULO BALES | STATION WAGON te ll die bi Bn 1954 Laer o fe 2s | On new and Ey a Finei FF & 0402 _Take trade FE 5-7824 after 6 | matic nea Heater ea on 1ac: 68 Oariana PE 22381 Exceptionally Clean _4 sas 2 Sti Ln nee , clearance wf al! 9 Olds We need gry PONTIAL: “3_ SEAT STATION ae sy ES 4.00. | ch in. ' eit — | a . Me cue aU PONER anal 4690 PER WEEK . 7 BLUE & WHITE. "33 HUDBON HOW’ your, used [mail it & BM Woneimal ween, oq, oer ta ie Clean youl eee i drize. b= Teond ba wher A pip ov or ott | of t WW tires PE. 8-0366. ‘ HOt GH LEN & SON | #2 0.8 S00 onies” FE $1068 50 Fora Ran Exe “rubber bela etail meee Wy 4} Ctoe | 3 FAIRLANE 2 POO eth farde _ ve Lr Your Friendly Olds Deaier *s tT ia 5 Dw gs que tall porta ion top out and bu ‘Yous CHEVROT I f CONVERE RA Eadie mice ‘S HE AES ts ILI beater ens ees s ay HU sede “ € “0 Sl dd Nic ‘ PURE ON CAK BALES - SO I IN | TAC COMPANY Ana 59 - FORD Many store to Chace Prom ten ae Ne | Hane ard ootwip $995 Nt MONEY as ats SS Sek® ae8 AND BERVICE CATALINA COUPE Radio. heat-- LUs ati EAUE 1 CONVeRTI M$. 1 Mile North US. 10 | ABSOL U ut 11 NGO MON FY | ( | , | ) DOWN 24 MONTHS ON BAL ys TINCOEN CAPRI HY SEE 579 N Main, Roctiesies OL 1-976! er uvdrama@ue white tre fur Fi a VICTORIA MApe 5566 or MAple 5- an =, y eee i . oe . ANCE lo appreciate FE 5 4642 quote & Ivory finish mnmacu POADED WITH “EQUIP p Nights Ti) 9 | aal ne Cremit Mer 2277 W Leos Ue : | Of LINCOLN PREMIER 2 DOOT me ; ae late condition Oue owser auto filte Haviues t Ww mesdayicTil€ beam per mo “ cet ey 471 sg th oie | egos wan fue power, end | 35 PLYMOUTH mobile rOM BOHR ENE MU 41715 | xcept Wednesday _ FE 3-717 Purne ' nad MI 4.00 4 FORD FAIRL ANE 2 RR LIKE © teat condition Call QL “Pe0s3"' STATION WAGON with radio 1095 ‘os RAMBLER HARDTOP PINK «& DD, 65 M CLEME. wo? CHE Vicot & ft BADIO te) bew Muse seit $588 MY 2 1701 “ “| heater white tires beautiful | “white $575 FE 5-8523 YELESM AGEN ‘isso ay ch BEHIND THE Post’ OF? OFFICE i RAT ‘ KH ABSOLUTELY NO ifter & 4 EDDIE STEELE FORD I black fintsh NO MONEY DOWN 2, = = MO NEY Ate Ane une pee | : : ? 24 MONTHS ON BALANCE Do RASIBIER - . . MOTORS, INf . tye : | ite of $9 84 per mo Call Credit 1ws@ Ford Custom 309 tudor, Ra 'z ern ; | 2 deer, HE R H, automatic Mut Mr ‘ Pra.k a! Mi @ ist | dio heater beautiful blue ant # 12 8 Woodward MI 6 5302 | Pe M I RG ( KY | tran, WW inet Petnes Bharp Hargid buyers Ford white 2tone A one owner car GOOD UsFD CARS MONTEREY HARDIOP Clark M Sal WS } {ARGREA\ TES 35 CHEV AP CP 80 $048 PHEA| priced to sell, Block No. 610 | PBRAED Mercomatic Radio & Heat- MOTOR SALES | arkston Motor Sales | - a 1J06. } “| $149 DOWN | AUBURN & EAST BLVD Main 8, Clarkston MA 5-5141 sant, off Creccent Li Rad MOTOK BALES | or, W-Walls — Home of Quality Used Cars — | CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH DEALER © “99 CHEV cH CP GOOD THANS | DeBrto Plymouth Dealer | NANC - MOTORS, INC va ' 6046 Pheasant off Crencent Le h hev Jo YERAHS FAL DEALING PINANCE $748 | eas 8 Wasteeca MI 6-5302 — = Eee 4530 sate — —— eee ee ———— * Ha or wi . | Cass af West Eke She = . ~ = _— eae a a pre ta eos 36 RAMBLER CROSS coomrny | : te | , JO) : P °. ‘ull priee.| station wagon. A-1 cond. By orig- 4 CHEV e VEY CLEAN FE punter Bivd at 5. Woodward Ave Pr 2 Ole Edd S l _e . Z own. al 8 pide MO Ragan Birmicgice MT 4118 55 ke 98 FORDE ane " who | ie tee e EDDIE STEELE FORD perky PE e108 193 8 Sag: | inal owner oe Ye ee =s - ole Country sela@tas 55 f Ls "SH 1] \ he | I | | FORD DEALER | Klandardsa & cucomates eee —= |: ORD . - : pP ie y MOU } {ff ‘96, FONTIAC 2 DR. SEDAN - $673 | : cake = ' . . Used Car Bhoppiig Center $698 a et are mice. 34 pey 2708 ORCHARD LAKE RD wen YEDERE 4 DOOR 8 2083! | Qnly @ few left. Save up to 8 Poor with radio heater Aol Used Cer Boupping Cents ments | VE 5.9304 Keego FE 22529 | Auto trans, Radio and ‘99 TONT 4 DR STAR CHIFF | $500 on this great economy car Bulometic trateiisson 6140s rs : it} he Ni INGHIAM : .| Heater, W Walls. As nice Vista Power & Acces Low MAZUREK STUDEBAKER SALES : OK OLD CAR DOWN, 46 38 FORD | $4 MERCURY HARDTOP EXC Saginaw at Fe Boulevard i aah ue ck PB VE ~ \ | cond R&H BM 3.0081 Heater, W-Walis As nice _mileage FE 2-7203 | 8 ONTHS ON BALAN f 2 Det RAMBLER me $99 DOWN =e __ PE 4-9587 a $015 med IO Mir Je 3000 es Aan ea ee My AG OMAE | FINANCE 9590 Want to buy a new car? | | Ae Mr : BE SUKE & E Ot SE yi d ibu Want to buy a new car? ic "asso UtELY ss MONET | . LECTIONS OF NEW AND USED | ar en urg . f ae ve ’ 4 7 2 ~- | RELECTIONB! OF NRW PU tee mer ome SCR rede ee Eddie Steele SQUARE, ‘DEAL AT UNE. oF | y We as ANU UBEID CARS FIRST. Mr Parks «| MI 47160 Harvid : . » | OAKCAND COUNTY'S OLDEST 5 el e rating ; ALWAY™ A BQUARE DEAL Turner Ford fo | — FORD — | DEALERS FORDS BINCE 1930) ), Aas MOTORS. INC nA Anes Yea Friendiy FORD Dealer AT ONE OF OAKLAND | 2708 ORCHARD LAKE RD ] ontiac’s . F estival _ FOR | 0138 8 Woudwaid m a 41 8 BAGIINAW ae iii COUNTIEG OLUEAT De AL, MII RCURY | PR 3-9204 Merge FE 2.2479 10% CHEVY DEL RA 1000 FE 5 Ioan ERS FORDS FPINCE 1030 i j Condition $475 FE 6.2766 ‘42 BORD MODEL CLEARA ne e Before you 1949 PLYMOUTH ¢DOOR RUNS Lb IG Ba ARG AIN i | | wee j + F buy. give us @ tr “ i w | ‘99 CHEVY V-8 STICK, PACK Solis | , §7 Chev Belair ¢ dr = mn. | NEW & | ISED ( ‘ARS ee few paint Fk A 4ase | REPOSSE 7 YN ven BEA ! IE | DU SSE AU Neate Stas wid 1 skenood Dr. | “Your FORD Dealer Since uel PG R&H PB — $1695 | CHRYSLER CLUB COUPE S168) Cull phiges ie (mal nesnee | ators QRAND RIVER GR 43170 On 3.2216 | $906 DIXIE, HWY fe) 291 57 Buick Gent 2 Pr. HT. Dyna. . 1052 ; nly $798 a month Due No | At the Stopight tn W | R& P8 PB $1590 , pay o { e oplig! in pariced cH Full price $05 King Auto, 115) Ist King Atite Balen Mr Beal | Your FORD Dealer Bince 1910" mi ow of Orchard Lake Rd / i pontiac 4 ChTALINA 0 GM | LORD Pata aie 2 DR. ECOG: Le ia | re # ose (9806 DIXIF. HWY OR 31201 | . : 1985 PLYMOUTH nedn Rey Me radio @ heater.| POM PS = 's8 CHEVY 210 88 H & H WW acai j At the Btopsant in Watertord | SO MERCURY an eee epge | Hydra Low mileage OR ‘Sisis, | ‘36 Plymouth Savoy ¢ Dr ves 75 | * OO FR DIRGEH) GUS Boge Ford Fairlane $00 berdiop 1955 FORD CUBTOMLINE RADIO. WARCYTOP with automatic trans: hULL. PRICE $295 19309 BONNEVILLE VISTA LOW) > en P aa — $ 345 7 ! ' ‘9a CHE went tt IMPALA HT val ft Re a heate: automatic trans & heater Automatic Ped Ao wists thissian radio theater, white tires No cash needed. Pay only $17 Z wk 1 robs Ven ebgone Stal hh aller SieGan luee pend (lien lieve Bpec al factory fam si@ip §G4S eri cite cells cred Gane Gite ads math) Duel Noe ee J eens at Giendale Fz a st 33 Desoto Club Cpe Auto a Q Positiacts On “VAM W + wails another one owner apecial Block rt ie Hipaly harp $998 NO MONFY — : 1959 PONTIAC 4 DR. STAR CHIEFS ; R&H $ 345 3 ain Bi bie OM FOO Ks 70 Ony blarg hl ' I “ ft ‘ MM lhiWN 24 MONLHB ON BAL vista: Hyd Power steering. power ‘53 Buick Super 2 Dr. HT PS 36 CHR VY NRW PURQUOIME | 6 \ : ANCE brakes WW. etc Low mileage. R & H $ 345 “and white pant 4 new tires very N | C} . VVMBLER n pONtiAL 4 Dr SU PERCH . \ “2 ce oo een “a 125 . ‘ fo atier & - F ‘ ; : or d ICHIE. i Li 3 ax Vy a La ease Lait orth Chev. ee ue , 5 hear CHEF CORNER: CASS & PIKE PE 57008 95 UME CON i : , Ww , oat two) FOKI? 2 DR VB RADIO & : 7 , , its 630 after S§ Munter Divd at S Woodward ve Le : 2 PONTIAC. me R«& He HYDRA == SDAY — over paymer vies i) = e Bienisgham MI 4¢2i!s livater S$lOwy NUT SNLIS WM (ire PE 5-7511 after 530 {0 ATT N N ene —— I HUR - 1962 CHRYSLER CLUB COUPE Full price $98 King Auto. 113 ; 1o98 Bulek Byecial 2 dr Mardtan MOTORS, INC 13 8 Kaginaw FE £0402 1957 PONTIAC STAR CHIEF CAT-| - 9 7) FRIDAY—SATURDAY f Saginaw PFE 6 0402 SELARE OARS Dynatiow ftadio & heater, while gy @° woodward MI 6.5102 199 PLYMOUPA ¢ DR. $405 FULL) 81 4 Good conaitinn “Like over | —CAR DEALERS— . ' walis 62005 5 sees nrhe Rea ice car. No money payments Phone MU 4.3455 A _ EMBER — ros oe ta | [1959 MERCURA DR OEXCEP. down, $2126 Mo. Lucky Auto| ~ ! — a rare On ji0o7 Pord @ Door V@ Automatio | _tunally nice $67) FE 86682 | sees 10) 5. Saginaw FE 41006 — EDDIE STEELE FORD — GREAT DAY i are ECON HARDTOP Radio kA Ik Mé vt Non transmission. Radio & beater, | pater, wh thre ant ready! * muth om rial $1206 ' . P : . one | i . 798 NO om ON ry DOWN a4 rR jing ana Portias | $5 | i WV N ONTHS © HALANCE = . | 1051 Cadiline 4 dr sedan Fully] | equipped $205 | ‘54 MERCURY 1 ‘| | E > Littl P RIC I- $2 4 CATALINA HAO , j aescy . $2 Door vdramatic | S7 FORD RUN VALLEY HARDTOP ash needed Pay only 63 i eae aCe . 2 rior cn igtia Scere ene Ie Pontiac 2 di Cataling stratent Continental @heel Beauit- Month Due Oct 2th . Badlo ‘a pitt | yay ee ; — REFRESHMENTS — — tires and oa ed nt ee a Rerites pares ew al pa : igtual 2 lone Green — | FINANCE $699 —EVERY TUESDAY— FOR ALI DOWN 24° MO N ° : Te : r | — ahd, — ANCE 1951 Chevrolet 2 dr sedan 405 $3120 PER MONTH P 1d} c ] } —6 PB. M.— | Gale steele ‘FREE ENTRY" i ‘I eats 43 Foard Station Waron Badiy anid stig Yuma AES H | ITZ, Cheaters HAT con 8M LL iddie Ste eele AUTO SALES FORD — | PONTIAC . awe sleeiing $2b0 cach FP 1051 Mefreury §05 a WReD ; (X48 Rexinas Je z se e000 or ans ORE HARD LAKE RD | AUTO AUCTION, INC. | 7 => GIFTS —. es ee Be Ree c pe DINIE HIGHWAY — TO EVERYONE { 1955 PLYMOUI yi | 356 PONTIAC "| Aten Peon UNG Keego FE 2-2829 : : 155 DeSote 4797 Automatte 7 \ - 50 De SOVLO MOTORS IN( oo. Sites a Me eels dian Ba sae Los ye 1957 PONTIAC 4 DR HARDTOP — PIREDOME HAND TOP with radio 112 B Woodward UE Gee ee ee a 90 MERCURY CLEAN - 5 in a7 PEAY MOUTH ei) bower “steer & rakes. 11,000 | 1 Block West of Telegraph heater white thes automatic 1c! ae 1a! CUBTOM SUBURBAN WAGON. Miles Exc cond Must sell Best : tran fasion $805 NO) MONEY| “1S minutes from, Pontiac’ | with automatic transmisrsion, ra- offer constdered FE 2-745, 0 | = ed ers Tal y=! Dow! 24 MUNITHS ON BAL = ~ . ; nee , SSO | die heater white tres red and | 53 PONTIAC VERY NICE, ONE | | ANCE | HOMER HIGH E MIERS | 7 MERCURY | shite finish, $1198 $199 OR OLD | _ owner EM_ 34-0081 _H. Riggins | PE 8-8015 FE 8-8028 = DOOR PRIZES — ’ ( De I: eS | Oxford, Michigan OA #228 CONVERTIBLE Power steering | Sarkace 30 MONTHS ON ~ “ he \ : | & brakes radie eater, white : ze | | ) a NY f . ne re i fo tires $100 OR OLD CAR DOWN | : — A PLENTY — bord Convert. } — EDDIM STEELE FORD — 3O MONTHS ON BANANCE ‘4 New top | : . id ui " j : : MOTORA IN $1195 56 FORD | . . 912 BR Wels MI €@ 8402 | CUMTONM 3 DaOR | M S ] “All | t M G ‘ . tie RETO | "57 lite Llardtop | Radio oes ee i Chanet | siaianie MOTORS INC : otor a es > nven OTy ust O Hl POSSE SSTOOUN | Power steering & brakes | FINANCE §n4o MOTORE. INC omimerd Mies | y 8105 fui price No cach needed $1695 IR Wand m Fey vnts Wit om mnnth Die Ne : bo Pada Cra, “_ men ~Wash-Out Paws) , : Vit Kive Auto Hates, Mr Beil Se MINSOD Eddie mee CO ' fe us Ik JOHNSON he Seu f LOOK?! BUY! SANTEE! ; ARE STILL ON . . OPFOR SALES ORD : tous ! | Se DesOl M OK ne ON Oe ant aK an P ieclar cea bi nel TRADES a BacaiNe “NG $1195) a) : @ PR WNP fedie tb “OMY yy or MY 1146) FR 4 a2 Kerys yg j ° Sbectay sedan Uyeatiow radio | ; - 58 FORD, ENG. . en J} : ipat hewier ‘ke new vhitewaHl tires white tire ve abeet ite | nel mer , d Radio & heater, standard trans- | e Acc ul Py $ b vakes Ae “ ita wes wstey | Pout pr Al Bert i e : ca a shop a y Bulow are 1959 RAMBLER spediel. Bete Mies ee cece oe | ALL MAKES AND MODELS : OLD CAR DOWN Jo MONTHS A-l Used Cat Shopping Center ' ' 1950" HALANCE ee i | ios BUICK $1005 WAGON RADIO HEATER, ‘SN “FORD WGN. ..$2095 ucar Go wa Mave — . . oe . - , | ay te | j Spee’ Oaoor tardiop puwer| AUTOMATIC Ne W CONDITION. COUNTRY SEDAN. Radio, hest- LARG® BELECTION OF DEMOS AND.FACTORY OFFICIALS ; | P | seecting brakes ant windows Se er. Fordomatic wer steerin® THOSE fee pcs vet Poon | MRS a PACZCADIEIGNC )iisnatins resus Genter wile PRICE REDUCTION FROM AD| ¢'., Fordomalcc, power nies hs ATION WAGON AT | $19) a j Malis Coke new msde and out per ig O17. 8 MONTHS. | Sith white tires. & real beauty. FRICED 80 LOW Ir “tT with : | | \, CADILLAC ROumaurs.: a1705 | §7 FORD ......... $1495 QUOTED OVER PHONE F t : ] : . — MOTOR ING ; . a) SE Ye Ruck skin in .coler | Romimaster 78. Mas evervthing RANCH WAGON Radio & heat- an gs 1ca yY OW rices $12 8 Woodward a MI 4& 5102 S By ¥ mul oped inciuding “ail ae Porto omic. | Fo ti white tires and € ? Wes Ave power steering | SOLID RED VE RY CLEAN tutone fateh. A nice one ‘59 Chevrolet ; . si ritte ! ‘ “ or eleerins : : H § i. . . ee te — BRDDIK KIRELE FORD ean POND Dealer rok e 4 Slidows Inia car Ie lee BUTCH $1795) FORMEKLY AMC EMPLO 'S7 BUICK $1995 Convertible — Demo - eat ‘ vughaut Coule be emturs rlon nower «leering | 5 ‘ } sie Gwe see pall lao e i. ee i ae § RAGINAW SI in Chabot conte tos 709 | ant bi ee AY nelige’ paate. Real | te MONTHS 432 81 ONLY. vied ROADMASTER 4 DR HARDTOP S011D WHITE WITH RED AND ONE OF THE ; Sie ee) ee iE. > 1oRR br Vv atOy e)oowhifewall tires 22000 actual | = Complete power, radio, heater ‘TRIM 230 V8 POWER- —— convrnitnih a liv, OnE PAIRIASE CHP AR ‘sf CADILLAC | Ewer | 1957 RAM BLER dynaflow. white tires and ail SLIDE POWER STEY RING | Nh fen Rass FERORAING Canrees Whire e S ae Rash, Big roemy B teed* Rinse WRTRAS Ema can 10 S O Ana ale me i Ry EW cD ope rtiibte tt a Pr 10) . 4 Z by bE jac = = ai aoe | dix] 1e ‘OK’ (Cc Wits blac fop Wiackh & white x dower Meeks annette transmis. | ' wAoDNS ue QUIEPED OF 50 BUICK $1 195 PRECISE: SEES 30 AE ‘ ; tita ptt Pull me tots mtpaaedt t bs © s = re a or a ei ee ioe 400 DOWN , s ke Mi av sii: Dips. tke pew, 4 me bdhdg pret a edie ua le as - a 2 { = @ 2 — { 2 WCidlige Al accessories & power: F a 1 COURSE 12 TO OSE SUPER 4 DONR SEDAN WITH | FINANCE g8ne | Aliso, CAntinental kil §229 Wie te ac sey ,. $1295 30 MONTHS $4220, ALSO!) RADIO. HEATER, DYNAFLOW, I | 1943 $1045 E USED CAR SPECIALS | c ae . , oe 1 SEDANS FROM $805 NG RAKES. _ Pode cieclad- | Week's Best Bay S7 BUICK (jasc con “Bout "Wate inten | 1 QGB RAMBLER TUTONE FINISH A NICE FAM: | 40 1. gu een a ! a cee BCI DICE le HEVROLET ROAUUASTSR Gs Sve Medien | BETO Oe en eA ERICkE Toe Ce eee Bans) oe IN OUR HISTORY = } ORD) = : i ‘a Bluc & white on eaier Pulls ies FORD : Sines cross COUNTRY WaGo sO BUICK ..... oe $13! )| ly any miles piss finish, Peover, - L equipee ptludioe full power , x ; ‘ POWER FE UIPPE Dd. pe 4 DOO A 0 A a steering & brakes accessory | 7105 ORCHARD LAME RD Raid red with inch . Mees el epec#sunies, A beauiitul 1 own | Fattiane 300° Hardtop Power BLACK & BE UTIFUL LOwW.| TER. RADIO MEATER DYNA. seer and i maging. Spechally | ee eany piney aniene, iResity | *¢ SPO nr Staten aioe FOE Ota bitee ear | LOW “ates, Youu PRice It | FLOW, POWER STEERING '&| priced ‘al 7 ’ I NTHS. $49.04 . 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SEPTEMBER 16, 1959 SIXTY-THREE - -- Too nage lays Television: Programs -- Frogriems turslabed by stations Usted ta this colume pre, subject te change withoat sotice Chanvel WIBE-TV Channel ¢—WWI-TV Channel 7=-WAYZ-TV Channel 9—CKLW-TV (4) Let's (7) MacKenzie’s Raiders. (9) Sheriff of Cochise. 1:30 (4) Wagon Train. ig ee 12:15 (9) Rope Around Sun, (4) County Fair. erg Loa Weal Story, ett e\y9:39 (2) Search for Tomorrow. (9) Sherwood Forest. (7) Big nell “The Eisen- (4) It Could Be You. 5:00 (2) Movie. hawer Stary.’ ° (D Krushchev Visit. (4) (color) George Pierrot (S) Movi ‘ “Ro (9) Comedy Time. Presents. jg A cage of 12:45 (2) Guiding Light. (9) Looney Tunes. peed oa an Johnson, |12;59 (9) News. 5:30 (7) Adventure Time. $:00° (2) Khrushehev Visit 1:60 (2) Our Miss Brooks. 5:55 (4) Sports, , [i———«_ . 8:30 (2) (4) (color) ‘The Price Is TV News and Reviews Right. “orewaset |Fibber and Molly S 9:00 (2) Millionaire. 1 er an O y urprise ‘ntuns |With Good Com ow Aas tk | Comedy Show. (9) Mr. District ‘Attorney. : Y 9:30 (2) I've Got a Secret, , ° ‘ (4) Bat Masterson. By FRED DANZIG bandages, thanks to his fists and (9) Waterfront. NEW YORK (UPI—Fibber Mc-| bullets. 9:45 pe — Clinic. Gee and Molly arrived last night| Just like the good old days in p x City. And here ain. us ee: ¥ NC TY oat at am indicate | Dodge City we go ag time back since operation. |W have @ worthy successor tO) que CHANNEL SWIM: There (7) Donna Reed. I Leve Lucy, and the Phil Silvers-| 1959-60 Emmy Awards are handed (9) News, Weather. Bilko series. out—half the number: that cluttered 10:20 (9) Sports. * * * up last year’s voting. Separate 10:30 (4) U.S. Marshal. (7) Burns and Allen. (9) Movie. Time,” Sir Cedric Hard wicke, Lione] Barrymore. 11:00 (2) (4) News, Weather. (7) Soupy’s On. 11:15 (2) Sports. 11:20 (2) Movie. ‘“‘Best of the Bad- men,” Robert Ryan. the visual fields of motion pic- (4) Sports. tures and TV should have de- 11:30 (4) Jack Paar. stroyed this silly attitude by now (7) Movie. “Captive Wild} —but there it was, Women,” Evelyn Ankers, John Carradine. THURSDAY MORNING y (2) Meditations. (2) On the Farm Front. (2) TV College. (4) Today. (7) Big Show. (2) Cartoon Classroom. (7) Breakfast Time. (2) Capt. Kangaroo. (7) Johnny Ginger. (2) Movie. ~ (4) (color) Bozo the Clown. (4) Life of Riley. (7) Stage 3. (4) Dough Re Mi. (9) Billboaru. (2) Sam Levenson. (4) Treasure Hunt. (9) Special Agent. 10: 55 (7) News, 6:¢ 6:55 7:00. 10: 30 “On Borrowed 11:00 (2) I Love sions Foreign 11:45 (4) Detroit Today. THURSDAY AFTERNOON 12:00 (2) Love of. Life, (4) Tic Tac Dough. (7) Across the Board. (9) Albert's Place. (4) NBC Playhouse. (9) Movie. 1:30 (2) (4) Krhushchev Visit 2:20 (7) To Be Announced, 3:00 (9) Movie, » 3:30 (2) Verdict Is Yours. * 4:00 quences. (7) American Bandstand. 4:15 (2) Secret Storm. :30 (2) Edge cf Night. within minutes. And Cathy Lewis became Molly equally fast. * * * I thought the success of last night's opener was mainly due to Sweeney and his superb sense of timing, his masterful control of | movement, The way he tried to conceal a block-long house trailer from Molly by jumping around before it with his coattails held out was a delight to behold. My only quibble comes with the appearance of Mayor Latrivia, played by Hal Peary. * * * Decked out in a slapstick vaude- ville costume—the only player not! dressed realistically—Peary's scene ~~ Answer te Previous Pustie was irrelevant, unfunny and slowed the show. Wyatt Earp, now in the real estate business, began a new sea- son on ABC-TV last night by taking Before the half-hour Wyatt—played by Hugh O’Brian —was wearing guns again and about 15 men were wearing fe ‘ oT 18 Sign FS) Ctrest rattles | 21 Adam said. she was his 2 Rew. et or fair 24 Venture » i 26 Prondescent ce 77 Marsh Fal 1 Opnosed “ 322 Woman : 34 Sed compey * ci ET ade ~ ieareemtirnamnarer 38 — subject 3 esile 3 of Ad 40 Wan Nz 1 | 41 Consumed a iid ween : 44 Tress materia 45 Soldier's ae searetie i % i 31 1 Prench island ig il 3 Brain — Comp in bd gorrows ” 6 Hinder 23 Upright 38 Repeat 56 Beve: % Through 24 Pacts 40 1 s 87 Distros. signe! Plot 75 Gtate 41 Mt DOWN 9 Knd of a 1 Mere cet, 4, geyutmetion = toot: 6 OG ers nylons z H Seon ib (prefix) French rivet 46 Rooten Softest ll ny digits 29 Scot 47 In addition 4 ase fixedly 17 31 Closed care 48 Dregs 5 Mou tm satis ee 33 Poetry muse 50 Hole Frankly, I didn't think it would come off. Because of some mysti- cal faith in the indestructibility of the imagination, I harbor reserva- tions about the fate of a successful nonvisual show when it is brought awards will be given for humor, drama, music, variety, news and public ‘affairs shows. CASTING NOTES: Comedian Jack Carter has a part in “The Hours Before Dawn," the U.S. Steel Hour drama set for CBS-TV . Arthur God- will be Garry Moore , Ferrer and Rosemary Clooney appear on Sunday's Ed Sullivan Show. AFL-ClO Confab Starts Tomorrow ances from under the new labor law. x * * Trades Tuesday Convention legal Department “honest, Labor Department.” * * * The president of the labor or- ganization, George Meany, told the convention of one method of counteracting unfavorable provi- sions of the new bill — heartier boosting of union-made goods. Watchers Spot Egyptian Geese in Everglades MIAMI, Fila, (AP) — Strange travel-worn birds spotted Tuesday in Everglades National Park are believed to be Egyptian geese. They have the bird watchers atwitter. Did the geese come all the way from Egypt? Could they fly—that far? Even-the experts don't know for sure. They call them Alopoch- en aegyptiacus, a high flown term for the kissing -kin of the ordinary mallard duck. Their natural home is Egypt and Palestine. Londoners Find Sunshine Mixed Blessing in ‘59 LONDON (UPI) — An idyllic summer has brought Londoners) year than they got in all of 1958, the weather bureau reported today. All that sun took its toll, though. Britons are in the midst of a) sa and severe water short- -- Today’ s Radio Programs -- Wim (7) CULW (908) wws (980) WOAR (1196) W2Yre (197) WPON (1400) WIBE (1800) TONIGHT 1100 W. ._ Sports 9:00—WIR, Mews, “1 WPON. Chuck Lewis €:00— WIR, News, Sports york Time vy "ple te WJBK, Baseball , Mews, t : w WIBK, Reid wx attrick, Shorr Martyn ‘a eons itae-esn, . . aS sae 1:30—-WWJ, Bob Maxwell } fe Be anon -—- 7, Harris $:00-—WJR, Bin Harris ¢:30—-W | e0Respay sscchele S55 — ) _ News, Maxwell See es Wws" Wows, Roberts, ned be story Su an wars. Pred Wolt WXYZ. News, Sherman ‘AR. ews en ona . WCAR. News ane Wrom. eariy al wee, short dr ae 10:80—CKLW, Myrtle Labbitt] wJBK, WIBK. », George u v7 Shirley WPON. Bob La Das 8:30—w om ee fe = Davie Martya : Davies it fOAR, News “ +28 ae wer & a Rahat Rowe | a ee 8:30 WW, People funy A ' ¢ }t eg WIBK, McLeod - 0:90 WWJ, Family Living News Sheridan “ Pani, Sarviage Tress pa 48 : 2 3 fone) van pie : News. ‘ Wwe Pemily Living Re Brighter (4) {eolor) Truth or Conse- SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — The 1959 AFL-CIO national canvention will open Thursday with assur- the administration) that labor will get a fair shake Secretary of Labor James P.| Mitchell told the AFL-CIO Metal unjons have nothing to fear from the way. we'll administer the law in the: 178 more hours of sunshine this Hj | Pinnihchey Takes Top. will Disclose Spot in Comic Chatter. By EARL WILSON NEW YORK — New York’s E. Lewis is at the Copacabana, Jack Carter’s at the Latin Quarter—and visitors June Allyson, Esther Williams, Cary Grant, Gene Barry, Mel Ferrer and Audrey Hepburn are all over town. Khrushchev was gag fodder for both Lewis) .. and Carter in coming up, the tion . ; linquents — we were already fledged criminals... If my jokes appear a little old, don’t forget, I'm no kid any more.” Jack Carter attained great- ness, especially when he kidded Greco. He called Billy Eckstine “the Holland Tunnel with lips” and said Lauritz Melchior “looks like Helen Traubel in a tuxedo.” Complaining of the way New York's torn up, he said, “I don’t know what Wag- ner’s looking for, but wherever O'Dwyer hid it, he'll never find it.” June Allyson, here plugging her TV series, told me her voice is so deep that when she asked a hotel clerk, isn't.” * Comic Alan King, who lost time he worked in Las Vegas, play .. cial Nov. 7 Marge and Gower Champion wanted to film a dance se- quence in Moscow’s gaudy marble subway station, but the com- . Eve Arden said she'll sing and dance on the . Mama Gabor attended an Easthampton party wearing a pink cowboy suit, with shorts. * * * TODAY'S BEST LAUGH: An optimistic dad didn't mind his son flunking at school. “At least it shows he isn't cheat- rades said nope .. Cyd Charisse show . ” ing Mr. K's drinking habits, Lewis said, “Khru- shchev is the Joe E. Lewis of the Ukraine.” “Better not let Khrushchev take a walk in Central Park,” warned Carter, adding that he lives near there and on a clear day can see the stabbings. Lewis gems included: they should lose the third time with Steven- son or the first time with Kennedy . ean hold his liquor, and I'll show you a serious kidney condi-| . When we were kids we never heard of savers ¢ de- f ’ f arry Belafonte and Jose — “Is there any mail for Dick Powell?” the clerk without looking up, replied, “No, sir, Mr. Powell, there * . The McGuire Sisters will join the Jack Benny TV spe- WISH I'D SAID THAT: In Hollywood the only dresses some actresses will be seen in twice are wedding gowns. This is the time of year when husbands realize there's more to life than merely watching baseball on TV. There's | football, too. That's earl, brother. (Copyright, = swinging again—now that Joe their openings. Referring to “With elections Democrats don't know whether . Show me a man who! | } * $40,000 at the crap tables last returns Sept. 30—to work, not Plan for Algeria | : | ing this a Sees Big Potential De Gaulle to Broadcast Tonight Over Radio, TV Proposal to End War De Gaulle cramaeed his state- ment behind a cloak of secrecy at his country estate at Colombey les Deux Eglises. This morning he was to read it to his Cabinet and later broadcast it over radio and TV. * * * Little officially is known of what De Gaulle will propose for end- ing the rebellion, but it has been disclosed he will ‘‘affirm the- prin- ciple of self-determination.” This has been interpreted to mean Algeria's nine million Mos- lems will be able to vote on how they wish to be covered. Nothing official has been reported as to De Gaulle’s timetable for bring- es the French: President has ordered) radio and TV channels cleared in France and Algeria to carry his statement. The speech, expected to last about 15 minutes, will also} be heard throughout the vast French community embracing 12 semiautonomous states in Africa and Madagascar. — De Gaulle’s words will also be broadcast in Arabic and Berber, the main languages of Algeria, as well as several other foreign tongues, for U.S. Economy CHICAGO (UPI) — Robert J. Eggert, managers of Ford's mar- ket research department, said Tuesday the U.S. economy has the To peer maximum attention | ‘Ingrid Bergman ‘Learns Fast By CYNTHIA LOWRY AP TV-Radio Writer NEW YORK (AP)—Ingrid Berg- ‘man, back here on her first work- ns visit in 10 years, learns fast. On her first night in New York, Sleeps Through yi NO from-the-holster western enter- tainment is what is forecast for Joel McCrea in‘ ‘Wichita ' Town.” GIMMICKS — Straight- ue * * : is going to be very hard work, and I don't see how we can do it with so little rehearsal time,’ she says. “But I am happy to try it, I've had many offers to do live television shows of course, but I've always turned them down because I was afraid it wouldn't be good — there was no way to _jtake it back and do it over.” Miss Bérgman, who lives with her three young children and her new husband on a big place out- side Paris, does not haye a TV set in her home. * * She says: “I did want the children to neglect ir studies by watching it, So I have seen very little, too." During her three-week stay in New York, Miss Bergman will re- hearse for 243 weeks in a re- hearsal hall and for another four days in the studio. Then the show ° will be taped in 90 minutes—and * the star jets home to Paris. With a lot of American money. potential for a 65 per cent in- crease by 1975. Eggert said this would add $325, billion to the $500 billion level ex- pected by early 1960. Eggert spoke at the 29th annual, meeting of the Central Motor | Freight Assn. Inc. Eggert said this) javerage of 3.3 per cent srowih a year would require intensive ef-| fort by private and public agencies | alike, He said a “marriage boom”’ in the midst of the expanding economy would trigger demand for more consumer goods. Up in August at 275,000, or 9.4 Pet. of Total Labor Force DETROIT W—With auto fac- tories shut for model changeovers, Michigan unemployment stood at 275,000 on Aug. 15, an increase of 25,060 over a month. Of the total unemployed, el were in Detroit, which had 20,000 of the gain over July 15. Michigan employment at mid- Angust stood at 2,459,000, accord- ing to the latest summary of the Michigan Employment Secarity Commission : i. Of those working, 1,245,000 were) in Detroit. The state's idle Aug. 15 equalled! 9.4 per cent of its labor force. los The Detroit rate was 11.3 per cent. fund, despite August payments ot | $9,356,507 against income of $6,311,- 1180 had grown from a recession ‘low of around $100,000.000 last year to $232,417,027 on Aug. 31. | Royal Couple Expects First Child in March TOKYO (UPI) — —— ee The news MESC reported that its benefit Committee’ UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. (AP) —The United States was expected to win quick approval today of a move to shelve for another year the question of seating Red China in the U. N. The U. S. proposal was slated for debate in the General Assem- y's 2i-nation steering commit- Although the outcome appeared ‘certain, the debate on the China question wag watched with unu- sual interest because of its possi- ble bearing on the atmosphere of East-West relations during the three-month session. * * * The proceedings have added sig- nificance because they come al- most on the eve of Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev's speech be- fore the assembly Friday after- ‘noon. Regardless of the steering s decision, Khrushchev, wag expeced to put in a strong| | bid for his Peiping partners. Indian Defense Minister V. K. | | indian Menon was leading the: lfight to have the Assembly act now on the China representation question. The Indians insisted they | still felt Red China should be in the U. N. despite India’s current idifficulties with the Peiping re- gime. * * A Chinese Nationalist spokes- man said the Chinese Communist HEP 5 8 State Jobless China Seat Expected to Be Denied Again Michigan’s Idle Stand year approved a similar U. S 44-28 with 9 abstentions. The United States was reported confident the vote this year would be as large, if not larger, in fa- vor-of deferring action. * * * Chinese Nationalist sources said the Chinese delegation will boy- cott the Khrushchev speech. They also said chief delegate T. F. Tsiang will turn down an invita- tien to a dinner for the Soviet Premier by Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold. The steering committee hoped to complete its recommendations for the agenda today. There seemed little doubt that it would vote to take up all the 70 proposed items except the China represen- tation question * * of the Soviet-boycotted U. imitee on the peaceful uses of out- ‘er space, disarmament, the Age ‘rian problem and the controver sial Arab refugee question. Churchill, 84, Candidate for Parliament LONDON (UPI) — Sir Winston, WASHINGTON (AP) — Demo- crats talked of compromising to- |day a proposal by National Chair-) jman Paul Butler to revise the state-by-state vote on the nomina-) |tion of their 1960 presidential can- didate. Butler, whose ouster has been, together to consider not only the! voting change but approval of a party loyalty rule for next year’s Los Angeles cofvention. Despite renewed demands that) | he resign, Butler appeared confi-, ‘dent he could overcome any oust- yer move * * gee rs seemed likely to, i challenge a proposed revision un- ‘der which the 1960 convention would cast 1,475 votes in picking its nominee. This would compare with the 1,372 total vote in 1956. Butler has proposed changes in the basic rule which gives a state itwo votes for each senator and one for each House member—plus a whole series of bonuses that have grown through the years, In- stead, he wants each state to get three votes per senator, 2% for each House member and % vote ol each national committee mem- * * * While the 11 Southern states would gain a net of eight votes, the influence of the Dixie area on the outcome would be diminished proportionately by the over-all in- crease of 103 convention votes. Even before Butler sent his two proposals to contmittee members for study, some Southern mem- bers were demanding his ouster because of his insistence on a strong civil rights plank in the the’ mete ee pan en Those items included a report N. com-} Recommends Grant for Station in Gladwin | WASHINGTON W—A Communi-, ications Commission examiner has irecommended a gfant to Paul A iBrandt for a radio station at Glad- {win, Mich., to operate on 1450 kilo- cycles, 100 watts, unlimited time. Brandt is the owner of stations we EN, Mt. Pleasant, Mich., and | WCBQ, St. Helen, Mich. Dems Talk Compromise on Convention Voting 1960 platform. They pumped new steam into their demands when the two proposals were dis- tributed. * * * ; Some Northern members like |Gov. David Lawrence of Pennsyl- vania and Col. Jacob Arvey of | demanded by some Southern crit-| | Minois also have opposed Butler, | ics, called the national committee| but for other reasons. Birth on TV Very Popular; Set Polio Show DETROIT (UPI) — Michigan Blue Cross-Blue Shield claimed to- iday that over 80 per cent of all De- itroit telev ision sets were tuned to a TV station last week that showed the birth of a baby by Caesarean delivery. The company said a telephone poll made within 24 hours of the new program, ‘‘Lifeline,"” showed *texceptional viewer response.” “Lifeline was shown on WJBK- TV, Channel 2, in Detroit. A Blue Cross-Blue Shield spokes- man said the second program in the series will tell of a boy suffer- ing from polio being prepared for a leg operation. It will be aired at T p.m. Sunday. : Red China Produces Ist Highspeed Computer TOKYO w — Communist China re Tuesday it has produced its first highspeed computer with ‘Soviet technical assistance. | “On April 19 this year, this gl ant computer solved its first problem the calculation- of technical data for the designing of underground waterways in northeast China,” Peiping radio ‘said. | fer. wa ae) Me); ond Scrv SWEET s RADIO. TW Churchill, 84, was announced. Tuesday as a candidate for re- election to A gcorpens in the con- | stituency he has represented ior 35 years. Conservative Party officials at! -| Woodford announced that Sir Win- ston would be the party candidate in the Oct, 8 general election. of Woodford since 1924. He never has had any trouble wali] elected. iNew Auto ‘Accessory: . 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Full 60: green, red. Of “brow mm a sate ‘frieze. Savel “a ny “ cluc : vely = ai , suiter Brass hardw are. 4 os 1 : ke : i = t : t o : f , } \ | Miracle Mile — - Shopping Center S. Telegraph at Square Lake Rd. ae he oi “9 1 2 tes, 3] ad oe Bs elt 8 Friday Saturday September 17-18-19 SHOP MIRACLE MILE FIRST @ Easy Te Reach @ No Parking Problems @ Over 44 Stores in One Location @ Always Money Saving Values SEE BACK PAGE FOR SPECIAL EVENTS ® Sage Brush Shorty © %, Midget Racers © Mar-Pee-To-Pak Indian Dancers . ! « ee 7 OPEN BY 10 A.M. ‘TIL 9 P.M. DAILY FREE PARKING FOR 5.000 CARS Sl a ea NE an EN, SE SE TWO THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1939 FOR YOUE MONEY KEEP YOUR - on ON Sasa I5% to 20% Discounts O, CLOSE CORDUROY TUFTING MAKES OUR CHENILLE SPREADS SOFT & LUXURIOUS makes them marvelously vel- ; vety and sturdy. Tubfast in’ mutts white, pink, red, aqua, blue, Mar» xreen, beige, brown, yellow. HURRAH FOR GRANTS TOY SALE! SAVE 23% ff f::sneenst HAND TOWELS__49¢ WASH CLOTHS__25¢ sit | , vat C COTTON CHENILLE BATH MATS Regularly 1.00 Good thick pile... hand carved coe. +. non-skid backed. 21x36" in BATH TOWELS 22x44” bath size with ‘gold mylar’®. Tones of pink, blue & E7- SPECIA 9 tubfast solids, tweeds. 17 What fun...what savings you'll find during Grants Giant 66c Toy Sale! Just # sampling of toys for $1 MATCHING LID COVER _77¢ , girls 'n boys... books and games that make ideal gifts for all the children on your giving-list. NON-SKID RUNNER RUGS & SPECHAL Practical 24x72 in velvety cot- Reg. 1.98 ton plush on heavy duck; fringed 457 both ends. 8 colors. GRANTS OWN CHINA REG. 59c STAINLESS STEEL 5-PC. PLACE SETTINGS KITCHEN TOOLS Choose them all... 7 fa- vorite kitchen tools... plus handy wall rack in never- I l I Add-a-place setting and ! tarnish steel. Imported. | I I l l watch yourchina grow into a beautiful dinner set without denting your bud- 99 get. Translucent beauties REG. 3.49 SPACE-SAVING STACK STOOLS faa Bronzetone finish frames; “Tuffiex”-padded seats cov- _ priced so low because they’re Grants imports, * Salad Plate + Dinner Plate + Cup + Saucer ered in leather-grain plas- Bread ‘n Butter tic, Orange, tan or white. Open 10 A.M. to & P.M. DAILY. Ride The Bus Te —¢ ¥ ae MIRACLE MILE nate tine Squore Loke Rd. SHOPPING CENTER THE PONTIAC PRESS. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1959 THREE | ieee, OPEN 10 A.M. te 9 P.M. Ww .T. GRANT co. | DAILY W.F. GRANT Co-) Lie GRANTS ECONOMY SALE. =r. 10.1. Grants regular low price. ~GRANTS LOWEST PRICE ) Pye IN 25 YEARS FOR THESE 1) SS 3 ¥ SUPERB FALL FABRICS ; | on a es a. ‘ i 4 = 4 YARDS RAYON FLANNEL SUEDE (Up to 59¢c Yd. if full bolts) Sew cozy, warm bathrobes, tots’ dresses, skirts, vests... in soft, darker-hued flannel prints....A real buy for sew-at-homes! PRINTED PERCALES (Up to 39c Yd. if full bolts) Crisp, ever-fresh percale in so many, many colors and prints... you'll get 1001 sewing notions! AVISCO’ TAGGED... TOP QUALITY ACETAT TRICOT LINGERIE SLIPS some paneled; lace, | = sheer or embroidery trimmed SPECIAL Advance printed patterns 35e to 75¢ white, pink, blue: sizes 82-44. Reg. 1.98 GOWN soft, flowing & lacy; 57 pink, pearl, maize, blue, aqua, mint, S-M-L-XL, BABY DOLL short edition of 2 for $3 gown, same hues: S-M-L. RAYON CREPE LAMP SHADES Why settle for less than lux- ury ... at this Grant-lo eae i 57 price! 12” to 17” sizes in rese-lined white and white. POINTED HEEL FASHION SHEERS FIRST QUALITY NYLONS NATIONALLY | ADVERTISED AT 1.65 fn * 60 gauge + Full Fashioned... Ladies, this is the most popular Pp >el ¢ style in the “high priced” range. Filmy pointed heel classics, full fashioned for pair a smooth, sure fit. Sizes 8% to 11. WOMEN’S CHENILLE SLIPPERS . --COMFORTABLE CREPE SOLES eee ££ + Pt bAL All steel ironing boards designed for r comfort. Adjust from 24” to 36” Ste tantly; locks securely in place. REG. 1.98 ‘GRANT MAID’ PAD & COVER SET Silicone cover makes your iron glidé effort- lessly . . . won’t scorch, never need laun- dering. Cover plus foam pad. REG. 9.98 DECORATOR POLE LAMP Hand-laced moc-type slippers of thick, bright two-tone chenille on 47 ~ ai bouncy crepe soles. Pink, poe , Here’s the modern way to illuminate 77 blue washable tones. 4 to 9. hard-to-light corners and save -space [ 7 Cocoa or black and brass, multi-color. MIRACLE MILE SHOPPING CENTER Macct, SQUARE LAKE RD. OPEN BY 10 A.M. ‘TIL 9 P.M. DAILY — FREE PARKING FOR 5,000 CARS a ee ee ey ‘ FOUR y \ THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1959 * TINY BOY'S ENSEMBLE Colorful cotton flannel! plaid shirt, plaid-lined corduroy pants with elastic waist, pocket. At great Penney sav- ings! Machine washable in lukewarm water. 93 os Snap shouldered crew neck shirts. Stripes. Machine Pull Cut for active legs. Elasticized pen aagaing Back sh. M coloea: vad | es pectet, Bs ¢ sizes 2 te 4 b ' 93 sizes 2 to 4 GRIPPER SHIRT Soft Combed Cotton with tapes to pin on diaper: Gives longer pants, triple crotch, + TRAINING PANTS | Rib knit training wear, Sizes 2 for double body. 2 for 0 to Ily, Color! | |... 9g Li MIRACLE MILE ONLY! wwe NYLON MITTENS They'll hose 1it8he hands toasty vere Sturdy waxhebje nylon Ke, colors, G9 CORDUROY CRAWLABOUTS Sturdy crawiers ia adorable animated pattern Tiasticise and colers Galore $1.98 PULLOVER TIGHTS SET Tricolor pullover and tem-run nylon UWehts. Ideal for home play $3.98 ORLON KNIT CAPS eng = "Oleg peaked te meee od otgied. $1.49 FLANNEL SHIRT rel = "s Pe s ‘ey ues: $1.49 POLO and CRAWLABOUT SET pom ae meen seat. Napchine wash. Red, maize $2.98 3-PC. COAT SET lon, 10 per cemt Cashm Coat fe Rayon lined, stack, ory inclu in Penney s lew price $14.95 FITTED SHEETS Stripes of Belid« Fitle@ = style means iess work makimg baby « bed. Machine wa-h Musiin 98s NYLON COMFORTER Miracie ar ml miracle léw Penney erie Milled and machine ackebleos lora@) or nursery pr FUR TRIM COAT SET Get princess coat of wool- nylon fleece on cotton back (face 55° of fabric) plus slacks, bonnet! dow Penney price! Coat is warmly lined. All for one PULLOVER SHIRT Pullover shirt. Short sleeves, lap shoulder. White cotton — Sizes 19 to &. 2 98° MIRACLE MILE _Open Daily Monday through Soturdey 1 10:00 DAM. to 9:00 P.M. Sturdy, Heavy cotton sweat shirt, lined in soft cotton. Hocd pulls taut. White, colors. sizes 2 te 3 1” Just like big sisters. Yow'll love the styling. Orlon, ribbed ncck and wrists. Hand wash- a & 98 sizes 2 te 4 en CORDUROY CRAWLER Corduroy Crawl-about. Knee appliques. Pas- tels, dark. \ to 4... *) PENNEY’S STORE HOURS — —— THE PONTIAC PRESS, WED NESDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1959 __EIVE SE ae ae ee ee * 2£ ae wok, ee bee et) ‘SPECIAL ALL. ACRILAN® BLANKET! WHAT A PRICE FOR THIS QUALITY! Now you wise homemakers pay so little for the blanket yau've read so many good things about! ; ‘ Acrilan is soft and long-wearing! Acrilan has high , loft for more warmth! Acrilan is shrink-resistant ; machine wash, medium setting. Nylon life-of- blanket binding. Maize, pink, peacock, beige, flame, green, blue. 72 by 84 inches Miracle Mile Only WOOL-NYLON BLENDS For such a tiny sum you get the new dimensional weaves in smart new woolens designed by fa- mous textile mills! Find all wools, hand washable 85% wool, 15% nylon. blends! Find new looped textures, basket weaves, slubbed weaves as well as favorite smooth flannels, Find stripes, plaids, checks, solid color galore! You really have to see them to appreciate their beauty, and value. — aa. So ee ee SES aca Sea tA Th ie ; can. * o Mee .. x ON SA * as y +. tee * Si » t P. it th iain cee ¢ sip & fas | say Fe a ; Ae Ad vi af ee ak as Sy ih be ii ho ve Bi" coats aan “ Eee me ee. . * Velvety Viscose R lintfree, machine washes at , medium setting! Heavy ers in radiant, touched fringe! White, gold, green, 105, with the sun colors. brown, rose, pink, turquoise. 90 by 105 inches ty aoe REAL FLOWERS! IT’S HARD TO Chenille Spread, Only TELL POLYETHELENE FLOWERS!’ What a buy in close-tufted _. | Homemakers thrift special, . Avisco® rayon that’s almost Ave We hunted the best buys in flowers and came [ 314 pounds of soft, fluffy 78 by Sa” J Peay up with these, Authentically moided stem flow- [rayon and Orlon®! Machine ¢ 39 wash at medium setting. Pea- 19 to ] cock, pink, maize, beige, flame, green, blue. SPECIAL SKIRT LENGTHS IN 100% WOOLS NYLON-BOUND BLANKET SEE SO MANY COLORS! I YARD 54" by 538” ogy a 5 72 by 90 inches MIRACLE MILE PENNEY’S STORE HOURS Open Monday through Seturday 10:00 A. M. to 9:00 P.M. FREE PARKING FOR 5,000 CARS OPEN BY 10 A.M. ‘TIL 9 P.M. DAILY ean eee Sage ar ar a ae “SIX _THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1959 ea : Monarch’s Round-Up Days Men’s Long Sleeve PORT SHIR Selected. Group Taken From “Our Own Stock | ‘ Sell Regularly for $3.98 Extroordinary $* 7 Velue @ Many Patterns @ Fast Coton Bikar COUNT _ @ EasytoWosh @ Sizes S,M,L Open a Charge Account Today Bk COUN ot rvicg. Mews ani TT? , povs’ ent PAIRACLE MILE Sy lelaaiic CENTER 2173 S. Telegraph Rd a rosier lipstick. Youll be lovely as a SPEAKING of. BEAUTY : donnell says: Treet Yourself Royelly tS ee Seca cae eerie THE PAIR LADY... Fashion's we ur thorough knowledges of heir darling! my amart to be truly and what it is companed of! As we em. ulge yourse. ez brush your ore your shampoo tra-lacey pettioat or a sheer chiffon we otore we choose the blouse: Pin arose at your waving -for--your—-permanent—we rtrait Gainsborough — and men et hewit cnt ts minins will nae Bi you always! : Po whether Your Crown of Beouty Start your own “fair lady look” with or not you a revitalizing pharma- Rag tally end : 2 Sao premises Seated ‘pater : anent wave. (Hair is That's why you can count on such a utiful of all feminine Soca oe new look when your wave is _ sure yours says lovely things about you * 4 : always! Never let it look Emp or Donnell Hair Stylists, Mi Mi mae Square Poy 10 to yy - 7 ‘ : q c mm, Benefits from Experience PE 8-9639, with or without ‘ap- daily. When we give you a permanent wave pointmient. Air Conditioned. Watch Repairs Lou-Mor Jewelers, expert watch repair offers specialized service for fine watches . . . @ PATEK-PHILLIPE @ VACHERON @ ROLEX © AUDERMARS PIQUET @ OMEGA ® MOVADO e GIRARD PERREGAUX and All Others COLUMBIA 16 DIAMOND BRIDAL SET $250 “2: Regular $369 Located in the Bozoaor Area — -FEderal 8-9381 — JEWELERS Open Daily ARRANGED MIRACLE MILE 10 A. M. to 9 P. M. uen COMFORT AND QUALITY FEATURES * Neoprene oil resistant * Non-skid acid resistant © Oil treated uppers _ © Cushion insoles ‘ heels and soles ) * Nylon stitched mae * Goodyear welt * Steel shank Pig Ore Especially built for workers who need siurdy, non-skid, acid ond oil resistant dress type service shoes with plenty of comfort and long wearing quolities. Sizes 6'2 to 13 B-C-D-E-EEE HI SHOE OXFORDS $]]99 $1099 OPEN BY 10 A.M. ‘TIL 9 P Rubber Footwear All the Family FAMI LY "e): STOR 2E Miracle Mile Shopping Center .M. DAILY ITNUs tia elolole Mn leltlte daaai le the ever-popular “oe the most comfortable shoe you've ever had on your feet. in brown, white, cream or black soft glove leather. sizes 4 to 10, narrow to extra wide. FREE PARKING FOR 5,000 CARS THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1959 Tea on Fantastic Vs Values ; ‘THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY || tion MIRACLE MILE 2 The No. 1 Wanted Item! | Men’‘s Polished Cotton Slacks Regular $3.98 — Beige, charcoal, antelope and green. % Sizes 29 to 38. . TAN, CHARCOAL, GREEN $339 Ladies’ 100% Cashmere Coats Choice of bamboo -.. Black or blue. $63 Ladies’ Full Fashioned Fur Blend Novelty Sweaters ‘Regular $10.98 of ike HOODED PARKA Regular $13.98 a A wash ‘n’ ne sn 3 rka with detachable zip _ & hood. Celacloud | = zipper, knit collar. Sizes 6 to 16. lined, grow cuff, jumbo. 11” Children’s Cowboy Boots Regular $4.95 Sizes 5 to 8 ‘— Famous ge my og Brand. Sizes 812 to 12, Sizes 1212 to'3, Reg. ! Dacron and Cotton Blouses * Regular $2.98 Roll-up Sleeves in Bae be 99° Whité or Colors ‘Girls’ Slim Jim _ Corduroy Slacks “Regular $2.98 _ Large selection of.solids, plaids, checks and prints. 3-6x, 7-14. Regular. $3.98-—Sizes 7 to 14 Boys’ Corduroy Slack Sets ‘Regular $3.98 $9 97 MEN’ Ss Lined poplin, hand de- tailed like the finest coat. IMPORTED POPLIN RAINCOATS Flannel lined corduroy slacks with. a FINAL ROUND-UP matching flannel shirt. Sizes 3 to 6x. 57 LADIES’ SPRING COATS — All | d d “tomes SAD 90 “11 : os a Lion Thaxstinade Account with Option Terms A THE PONTIAC PRESS. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1959 FREE!!! . Cernivel Midey FOOD SHOW at Food Fair In Wonderiand Shopping Center. N Performance ef SEH Stamp Plan White or Northern SAVE 15c on 4 Rolls — with Coupon GIANT SIZE | SAVE 8c... FREE 50 Extra S&H Green Stamps With Purchase of 1 or More 16-lb. Bags of U.S. NO. 1 Idaho Potatoes With This Coupon at any Food Fair Void after Sat., Sept. 19, 1959 ee a a eae ee ee ee ee ee eee ea eee ee ee FREE Goneseeae cena mee 50 Extra S&H Green Stamps Wht Perches of 1 or Mere 4-Oz. Cons of Frank's Ground Black Pepper With This Coupon at any Food Fair Void after Sat., Sept. 19, 1959 lwo monewoeceneen te ee S caeetiedcadiea tele deeateastte dentate ttate ttt te te ee FREE! 50 Extra S&H Green Stamps Wa Pecchinn ef 2 er ere Fig. of Rubber Tipped Bob Pins With This Coupen at any Feed Feir Void after Sat. Sept. 19, 1959 P . ke ee ee eee se ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee eee ee me ee ee FREE! 50 Extra S&H Green Stamps With Purchase of 2 or More Regular Cans of Bab-O Cleanser With This Coupon ot any Food Fair Void after Sat., Sept. 19, 1959 eaececaerbeucaccene Step Through the Door of ANY Food Fair Into a Wonderland of Values We're Celebrating ANOTHER Prices effective through Sept. 19. Right reserved to limit quantities 2 Of | j . WITH COUPON 5¢ OFF LABEL iCrisco Save | 4c Total with Coupon e* @ @ / WITH COUPON AT RIGHT .......... 1-LB. PKG. Ope Paste! Toilet Tissue U. S. Choice Beef Pot Roast BLADE rt le # ee «eT ry - CHOICE OUR FAMOUS REALLY FRESH Makes Delicious Meer Leaf end Hamburgers! 39: U. S. GOV'T GRADED A YOUNG TURKEYS Ne 2nd and 3rd Grade Terkeys ef Feed Feir —All US. Gev't GRADE A. Get the Size you went: § te 20 Lbs, ; REVERE GRANULATED FRESH ROASTED, FUL | Pure Cane Sugar .. 5 Bag 49° ys F d F —— f f I-Lb. 9: - BETTY CROCKER'S . 00 a | Bisquick I2in I Mix.. 8 39° [Price air Co oe | 3 HYGRADE'S LUNCHEON MEAT -Ox. Party Loaf ......... & 39° sag | ANS ve FOOD FAIR 100% PURE Po 32° A le Sauce Exe ei instant Coffee ..... = 69° [one | APP UD 1e Grand © Opening DOLLAR STRETCHERS! 13, 0 aie HUNT'S CALIFORNIA 00 2 =! Fruit Cocktail. . 3 = 1p | cave) EVAPORATED MILK ret $400 for * | x5} Pet or Carnation 7 Cems 1 cave] CAMPBELL'SPURE | 32¢ Coe $700 oe moms | cememern Samnae Oe 3:5 cao enovce oF + vawimits | ppt of son mort cos [| Del Monte Drink 522 ‘1 49° Strawberries ....... 5 ros | Meat Pies 5 soe GULF KIST FROZEN 10-Or. e 17e BINT S BART 3 2%, $400 = Breaded Shrimp .... *s. 45 7s! Pear Halves occ DEL MONTE “Parisienne’’ Lor Ke ie iit] Seasoned Peas 6 = *1°° i ge E Save] FOOD FAIR—20c OFF LABEL ee 49: saat Door $400 ii} Liquid Detergent < Every Time! SAVE BREAST-O-CHICKEN $ 00 . KEYKO MARGARINE. ...5 Lbs. $1.00 | Le Tuna Fish ts es oe 4 Come 1 : Shop and Save at FOOD FAIR in the MIRACLE MILE SHOPPING CENTER TELEGRAPH AT SQUARE LAKE ROAD i - Eee ee ee on ipa otf TEN _ THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1959 a atanl? Shoes 10 Nari ary M. SIBLEY’S MIRACLE MILE Round- Up sexys SMART SUBURBANITES Spend Their Active Leisure in Smart Wedgies . and Grace Walker makes the ones you'll love to live in! Iflustrated are only 2 from our fab- ulous fall collection. All are made of extra lightweight leather, fully cush- ioned for extra comfort. TEPEE in Black, Tan or White Sizes 44%2-10 Novrow, $l OO Medium and Extra Wide Widths RINGO in Black Suede and Black Calf Trim Sizes 412-1] Slim, Narrow $ and Medium 9% Widths : & Michigan's Largest Florsheim Dealer! Miracle Mile Shopping Center S$. Telegraph at Square Lake Rd. RIDE THE BUS to MIRACLE MILE Jane Lee ROUND-UP DAYS ENTIRE STOCK BRAND NEW FALL f 5.99 — y 8 One and two-piece fall oe in dressy and tailored fashions. Sizes 8 to 18 and half - es sizes. ae BLOUSES 3s = I” HALF SLIPS | SUPS—cOWNS “7G Lavich PAJAMAS — HALF SLIPS loce trim PETTI and PANTY SETS o Miracle Mile Round-Up Days arene. Wool Skirt Lengths each A very choice selection of patterns and colors on these wool pieces that are just right for a plain style skirt. 54" to 60” wide. Values to $5.00 Ride the Bus te Miracle Mile 8 8 ; j Miracle Mile Shopping Center—Open Daily 10 A.M. to 9 P.M. ‘TIL 9 P.M. DAILY OPEN BY 10 A.M. Round-Up Days ot New Center Electronics Miracle Mile there’s fun for everyone with TELECTRO TAPE RECORDERS STEREOPHONIC SOUND 3-SPEED VERSATILITY MULTI-SPEAKER SYSTEMS PUSHBUTTON CONTROLS AUTOMATIC SHUTOFF DIGITAL COUNTER Features: Model 1960 x Lin speeds—3%% ips for extra p fons Kor Me and . 1a ips for that added mease *% Pushbutton Speed-Change Coates! re are © Ee EET eed nt ey mae ‘7 Ges % Sesitive Crystal Microphone permits quality ec WITH CASE NEW CENTER ELECTRONICS TV SALES and SERVICE Miracle Mile Shopping Center Open Daily 10 A. M. to 9 P.M, "_FREE PARKING FOR‘S,000 CARS — weighs only 1S tbs. *% Playing time up to 2 hrs. at 3% ips. . ra ee ae it ot ee ee ee ee Rae ES ae eR ee wee * i : THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1959 ELEVEN, ri ' ee ee ee De ee ee ee ee ee ss : eee Se ae FS Re ee Eee RO SE ~ 3 a 2 pn = uit ~ luxury that knows no season . i: - + Ae - Se er oo eoneney oe Oe a me Las co ect FINE IMPORTED FIBERS—__ | Complete Range of Styles and Colors y | =e > sta st Sh eens i arpa Sy A Rl atoms 4 % Sizes 6 te-16——_-— REGULAR 115.00 ee? — oO . ga ammegse* 2. A ——a Nedong ex - RR SE. RG MIRACLE MILE STORE ; 2199 S. Telegraph FE 8-9655 OPEN EVERY EVENING ‘til 9 P. M. Peon eee «= yer Cd th eal ee ete He ee we ewe oy — ie “e i chopped off the toe “Look how Mr. Thom of his new Cut-Away”’ “He's a y | regular cut-up,- | .., isn’t he 2” r wero °° me" = — Po teen, oor? "S60 pot?" Cut, cut, Gut ! Last season, Mr. Thom cut toes to a sharp point. This season he cuts toes square. Warning: do not wear Cut-Aways while dancing with your girl friend’s boy friend! Because the toe is cut off, vou will dance 14” closer to him. And your best friend might not understand, The squared off CUT-AWAY from the new Mr. Thom $4.99 Thom WcAn MIRACLE MILE SHOPPING CENTER collection, only TWELVE THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1959 »* @ Ye. a ane ee hi off. Miracle Mile Shopping Center Store Only Open Mon. Thru Sat. 9 to 9 Self-Serve Don’t hide your face in shame! Let House of Venus reshape your frame. Unwanted inches on hips, thighs and tummy no more. House of Venus brings you FALL SPECIAL $ 6 Per Month For a Course Individually Designed for You! 3 MONTHS FREE If we fail to get the following results in 60 days: Overweight: Underweight or Lese 15 Lbs. Average: 3 inches Off Hips Add 2 inches to Bust and Waist Improve Posture and Take 1 Inch Off Reproportion Body Ankles Measurements, DON’T PUT IT OFF ANY LONGER! “=~ § louse of Wenus ~*~’ Ne Kaira Hoers: 16-18 Figure Salons Charge fer Mechanical Massage — Monday thre Friday 4 Saterday OPEN BY 10 A.M. ROUND-UP DAYS SPECIAL Regular 79c COFFEE CAKES oo DON’T FORGET . Thersibys are Cookie Days — Buy ene dozen of your choice at vegelar price and another dozen for ently 10c. JERRY’S BAKERY MIRACLE MILE OPEN 10 A. M. TO 9 P. M. DAILY SHOPPING CENTER FE 5-3603 ‘TIL 9 P. M. DAILY Western Round-Up Special 33 —C (CU FREE White Milk Glass Glasses with purchase of 8 gels. of gas White Milk Glass Pitchers with every lubrication | FREE TOP VALUE STAMPS MIRACLE MILE PURE SERVICE SUD GREEN, Owner ond Operator MIRACLE MILE FE 8-3512 eaGehe Done FREE PARKING FOR 5,000 CARS” THIRTEEN: ag fe OER Lo ag Oe ~ oe GIANT TULIP SPECIAL Reg. 89¢.Plant giant 13 cm. bulbs for a harvest of extra-large blooms in | gay 2-tones, bold solids. dez. NOVELTY and PEONY TULIPS Novelty Red Emperor, Peony 79! Late Flowering, Double-Early. dos GIANT CROCUS BULBS First flowers of spring. Choice ¢ of 4 colors for beds, borders. 39%... PTS te far ily = Aolland Bulb Specials Garden Tulips ges | Jams 22 REG. 69¢ MIXED 69... large 11-12 cm. size mixed bulbs. Old favorites and newest varieties in rich solids and striking 2-tone combinations, HYACINTH Bulb SPECIAL Reg. 2 for 25¢. Long- lasting mixed Hyacinths ¢ ° with large spikes. La Victoria and others. 9S. FLOWERING PARROT TULIPS Reg. 89¢ doz, Mixed fringed 69! . tulips in a myriad of colors. JUMBO-SIZE DAFFODALS Reg. 2 for 25€ Spring Glory, ¢ Texas, others. Solidtwotoned. 98... MIRACLE MILE SHOPPING CENTER STORE ONLY OPEN DAILY 10 A.M. to 9 P.M. STARTS TOMORROW T00L SALE VALUES TO ‘1.39 Terrific selection! Chisel sets. drills, screw driver sets, hammer, pliers, saws ~—and more! Your choice, 88¢! —_—— ca Ladies’ Fancy Rayon and Fiannels, oF .. Sees + + aren SLACKS Regular $5.98 to $9.98 Velues ‘* 18 beh + a Sef + tm ee 5 Siedlietad Lot 4 -_ * ? 4 + ~ = * * bind bad cra ea b Wool and Orlons $498 COOKIE SALE! Regular 39c Ib. SAVE NOW During Round-Up Days SPECIAL 2 Lbs. 49° Save 20c - KRESGE COMPANY La ‘\ Ladies’ Corduroy SLACKS Sizes 10 to 18 Regular $2.98 $498 Save $1.00 #@#ieeed i Nie, tpi NI se a a re ee_FOURTEEN THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1959 WHO BUT KROGER CAN Top Vales GIVE You THE B'G [PWG steues WEDNESDAY (\OW PRICES -FREE ToP VALE STAMPS) AT KROGER MIRACLE MILE ONLY SKINLESS, SHANKLESS, DEFATTED, HYGRADE — "THE ORIGINAL" 5ACCEPT NO { e e e H wucace soar mo LB € AUSE THEY DON'T ° : west Virginia “255 CLEANED OVEN READY COMPLETELY CLEANED WHOLE ROASTING CHICKENS ‘vecceu. 35° STEWING CHICKENS ... «= 29% FOR ECONOMICAL MEALS @ ! ring bologna “ . F L e e @ ® ® e BIG JUMBO SWEET, JUICY, RIPE, CALIFORNIA fokay grapes.......° 10° GREAT FOR SANDWICHES chunk bologaa . tie BD SMOOTH SPREADING, TASTY . = EATMORE TAs c ERRCEMCICEIERR@E jsranwo ..... «. U.S. NO. | MICHIGAN potatoes........ 10 - 19° ALL PURPOSE ENRICHED kroger flour . . 10: 59: We reserve the right to limit quantities. Prices and items effective thru Sat., Sent 19, 1959, at Kroger in Miracle Mile Shopping Center only. | : “ « ° f THE PONTIAC PRESS,’ WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1959 FIFTERN Complete SS cd be syisy 9450 @7| Hollywood Bed ei ° FIRESTONE L FOAM Lifetime | RUBBER MATTRESS RS Deal! -BOTH— Gordon- Chapman GRENADIER STARBIGHT FRAMES with $ Castors © HEADBOARDS 12 Colors te +6” Select from © PLASTIC TOP TABLES, Choice 50 of Finishes a, ot Special Purchase ne “gf $3Q95 nna : ane amommart MATTRESSES $6] watTREss —$ BOX om 3 g°° Twin or Cash end Carry Full Size Prices BUDGET TERMS | Mattress or Box Spring SALE FROM HUGE TENT IN CENTER OF MIRACLE MILE SHOPPING CENTER FE 8-9551 - STORE LOCATED IN BAZAAR AREA OF MIRACLE MILE FE 8-9551 | {MODERN SLEEP SHOP} SIXTEEN __ THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1959 VY IN PERSON | \v7/ MIRACLE MILE \“/ SHOPPING CENTER a SAGEBRUSH | a SHORTY (en ?2me << ( Brines vou m | 3 GREAT sHOWs ae * A well known TV persona lity that the 7 “; : , ] bn CAPE \ Ainission WY of, YY, 4, Vf | fh Sf, YS /, Ny, / y, py Wy / Uf fi f fz Y y U/ for Your Enjoyment Sept. 17-18-19 children as well as the grown-ups will enjoy. TWO PERFORMANCES FRI. NIGHT, SEPT. 18 at 7:30 P.M. SAT., SEPT. 19 at 1:30 P.M. ‘. aa Center Parking Area . MAR-PEE-TO-PAH Ind Interpretative Indian Dances A well known group throughout the country and locally. They will give contin uous performances and set up an indian village. PERFORMANCE TIMES EVERY 45 Minutes Starting Thursday at 6:30 P.M Friday at 6:30 P.M. and Saturday at 11 A.M. © Shop Miracle Mile Shopping Center First - © Bring the Whole Family © Shopping Is Convenient and Fun for Everyone | MY) l WY ip on \il ian Dancers Wale \ AM HSE G i \\A ALE WA \" , Exhibition RACING ... MIRACLE MILE 1, MIDGETS FRIDAY NIGHT 8:45 P.M. Under the Lights Over 50 Cars in Action! Full of Thrills and Excitement = ‘ r Ps ens Porn ese foe fara 1 : oo — * \ OVER 44 STORES. and SERVICES to SERVE YOU in ONE LOCATION yon ONE LEVEL! ih / / Ve /. My, Arh ie y y y é & Nf JS ff 4 / / f EPREEEEEEGESS fi of jf / /, ; / 4 / ff fi YY 4 ff fi iy Cf) ff / Sf ‘ // /, 4 / / y J é / / Yj vf fe LIP SA YI ff ff te ; ; f f Sy / / ff he v {if ff Z, Lf ff / to ee ® Miracle Mile Barber Shop - ®@ Nadon’s Women's Apparel / MIRACLE MILE © Associated Lean Ce. ® New Center Electronics | @ A. S. Beck Shoe Co. © Pontiac State Bank | Cc Gift Shop ® Peole Hardware | William D. 0.0.$ ®@ Pure Oil Station : , Dennell H Styl ® Richman Brothers Encore Rest © E G. Shinners Meats | bon oy] = F Farmer Cand © Sibley’s Shoes / ans nw a «wr 4 Pet Shop © Thom McAn Shoes | [. j ood Food Fair Market © West Beauty Selon , Fle oe TET) WN SE w. T. G c Western Auto Stores 2 hs a ee) © James Shoe Repair © Wiegand Music Center ot dy *'! SS ® Kinney Shoes ® Youngiand Children’s Shop 7 Sp ma ; ; ‘ ‘ Cunningham-Kinsel Drugs © Yardstick Fabrics RR: © Kirby Shoes ® Robinson Dress Shop é The Pontiac City Bus Line (Franklin Road © S. S. Kresge’s © Tisdale ‘Office Equipment _ Route) operates at régular daytime schedules Set to the Miracle Mile Shopping Center. Service * Lion Store i) . starts from the court house in Downtown * House of Venus Figure Salon Pontiac. ® Lew Mor jewelers, Inc. ; )) , © Miracle Music You moy transfer to the Franklin bus from -® Miracle Mile Camera | any other Pontiac City bus route © Modern Sleep Shop ALL STORES | ® Monarch Men’s Shop Open 7 10 A.M. To ©}. C. Penney “9 PLM, Daily . VI) / - | a Ne