had sold a station wagon the day before.” Helgemo said Goldring Motors has a reputation for selling cars to Gis returning from oversea. 255 Convicts Continue Work Strike; Most Foot Threats of Reprisal It is estimated that 13,600 already are laid off in Michigan as a result Chrysler officials were not immediately available for comment. But a spokesman said that new Dodges already had been delivered to many dealers in sdvanct of the Sept:- 30 sale date. The Dodges ars to be unveiled to the public Sept. 20. SAN FRANCISCO (APl-StrST-ing Alcatraz convicts stood firm today in demanding more prirt- ‘'They’d like to have a many privileges as in other institutlomj. The highest temperature of the year so fv hit the teontlpc area Wednesday afternoon when the mercury climbed to 94 degrees. But it was worse today, at 95. There will be a low of 68 tonight but Friday will be cooler, the high reaching near S3 degrees. N. Y. Dealer Jumps the Gun May Try to Heat Mark A LOOK AT MS NEW DODGE — Sgt. l.C. Marvin'llelgemo stands next to the 19 have Khrushchev himself had t a visa since he is traveling chief Soviet ddegate to the Gen* era) Assembly and not as head of • the Soviet state. LOT OP BRASS Of the visas, 131 were for Soviet delegates, 19 were tor Ukrainian delegates and 13 for White Russian delegates. WASHINGTON (AP)-Sen John Kennedy, describing attentate-atioa action on unemployment as a major campaign tome, has called a conference on “new Jobs to Charleston, W.Va., Sept. 19. Democratic governors, senators and representatives as well asj' dential nominee, will speak at ^ToT SwCt^dtizetis af one public rafly to CJ»rtra^'»<3vtc Center at tin conclusion of the time. The New York cjorraepondtnt of Pravda, the Gommuntot party organ, wrote that Khrushchev's decision to lead the Soviet delegation to the General Assembly “has thrown into confusion U.S. official quarters.” The dispatch said Washington officials "are afraid of Nikita Khrushchev's attendance TJ.N. sessions.” and that bridled propaganda of hatred is beihg conducted to the (American) press aid radio.” U. S. Athletes Outshine Prediction of The U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary [will teach a course to seamanship and safe beat handling. (Continued From Page One) ,500 meter to lari and an exhaust- tried ta break away, but the pladdtag, heavy footed Jshasea kept wtihte a few yards and woa the tide. Johnson was completely done to. And the understatement of the Olympics came from him In the He made me tired.” Then •d to Yang a few feet Way in front of his locker and added: “He is, too. business and labor leaders from ~ ___ eight states^ surrounding Wert yir*[t Yang ** * reply' He w“ ginia have been invited to partio ipate, the Democratic National finmmtHff. reported today In all the great athletic history Kennedy, the Democratic preri- °* this tremendous city, theyt have been a contestant i The only reqUiremcrts. he said, for a prospective member am a questioning mind and interest to books. Thera to no obligation to attend every martini, no dnss committees, emphasized Tuttle. A partial list ef readings this ear wffltpcluda Plato’s 'Phaadraa;” Aristotle's “Metaphy-sics. Book XU;” “On The Sub-by Longinus; sele< from St. Augustine; "The Existence and Simplicity of God,” by Hi Thomas Aqutoas; selections from Chaucer's “Canter Tales”; “Richard II." fay Shakespeare; and Cervantes’ “Don Quixote." William Saylor Service for William Saylor, 30, x> of Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur E. Saylor of 1535 Island Line, Bloomfield Township, will be>2 p.m. Friday at Kirk to the Hills. ~ tombment will be III Woodlswn Mr. Saylor died at hto tome bower running the 400 meter, hurdles today, or Khrushy in the hroad Jumpy The enwent shew ta Ram » a a month of guadaya. Rome has erected an Olympic village and when the Kg Stow to concluded, K will be turned into a modem housing development The cost of the games will approximate 40 million dollars to our money Kennedy said specific attention will be given to long-term chronic unemployment to ITT areas of the nation although tile conference wfll be devoted principally to the problem of jobless wherever they - may ha —_------:---- s Kremlin reception Wednes- Nixon May Aid in Arena Opener never staged a pageant that com-wltt? the nnf at hay! ’flip. torically, Rome to famous tor athletic contests surd the Roman Colosseum to the most celebrated sports arena of all time. Today H stands Idle aad to disuse, la (set, IPs one third dismantled by the ravages of time aad mss is aoeapted solely by the great, silent ghfaots of the past. and that means a whole heap more in Rome than It does at home, for the coin of the realm doesn’t circulate as freely here. - ,, . w a....... The financing of the Olympic games comes through a one-fifth participation in the profits national lottery. And here to another graphic illustration of what a national lottery can do. Area Children Are LISTS :rx,^,^:^urning to School jto watch athletic prowess and rove!f . , _ _ . jin the barbaric spectacles pro- (Continued From Page One) ' by emperors. Gladiators!pupils will report to their class- r ifought to the death as case hard-!rooms for the first full day of jened Romans cheered. Christiansdasses, and there will .be bu: , m 'were devoured fay half-starved service. - dependtog for his safelp-cn NATO] Muskegon Sets Oct. NM Nubian Itonsj OilMW attaadiy too Gray- since crossing the North Atlantic, Talk at N«W Si 500 OOO b*rMlanoo° sm, Handburg and Lutes schools would certainly be in what the u e ? ' ' BARBARIC CRUELTY whose tort names begin with Western alliance considered its' WalMr Sports Arena { innocent people who had never' totters A through K will regts-territory. j ' done s wrong thing were tossed) ** rijbalr ■<*■* next Wedneo- Find Use for Base* M 1 _ MUSKEGON (APi - Dedication | to death id unequal struggles that] »y Thooe wtfii tori names ha-committee spokesmen say it’s: would sicken everyone today. We’dj S*™”* wna x< rantqpi * RABAT. Morocco (AP)-U. S. and French air bases evacuated by agreement with the Mococcan gflverpment will be turned into WXHItllUn; h|AjRCBlIICH * * '' ririntgr Th-mrinv mmA Manias “fairly definite” that Vice Presi- g«P in horror at man’s wnrtonl ”«y*r xnmw«y, ana regular dent Richard M. Nixta wifi take,Inhumanity to man. It was from; Trt_111-. *r tao taree new schools part to formal opening of tbej«K'h barbaric episodes that the; «•* way at a man. fl,500,000 Walker Sports Arena. Iphrasq “Roman Holiday” oprang “•»** «• * ■ ★ ■ into being. j Junior and senior high students flying’ schools to train Ahricsni ‘Committee Chairman John C.f The maasarres were arranged be*mn their full day of dasaes and Asian pitots, the Moroccan (Bdikema has offered virtual as-] for amusement of the [WodnBaday under a special time Information Ministry announced;H>rance that the Vice President masses and tor the greater gtoiy j**”^*-.... . , today. —"—i--.. wffl appear Oct. 27. Program com-J mat accrued to the autocratic Juntor high students wm be ta Imittee Chairman H. Winston Hath-!________ ^ «... . _ ^ - j , classes from 8 a.m. to 3:15 P- 1 --------1---- , mrnrrsrs test msatenl mm ------------------------———---------------, Congo Senate Votes to Boot U.N. Troops (Continued From Page One) lien, aver hto acceptance of Sovtot aid la the troubled Coage. "The government confirms that tty army and the police have not obeyed the order of the chief of state to toy down their arms," said the communique. ^"On the contrary, the army and police remain loyal to the republic. The latter has the situation in hand.’ SHUT RADIO, AIRFIELDS Tho announcement indicated a showdown was at hand with tta U. N. which has silenced the Leopoldville radio, and shut down traffic at airfields despite the premier’s protests. . It appeared almost certain that ] Lumumba intended to demand ‘ that the u. N. pull its fortes out of the Congo. Tho U.N. acting onder Its Security Connell mandate, has taken a stronger stand la the part tow days to try to avert civil war la Kasai Province where Lumumba’s soldiers have been trying to stamp out a secessionist movement with Soviet aid. Albert Delvaux, Lumumba Cabinet minister Who defected to join tiie Kasavubu ranks, charged in the Senate today that arms had] been delivered by Soviet planes to Stanleyville to the ' Northeast Congo. Soviet planes have also been used to transport Lumumba's sol-(tiers to Luluabourg and Bakwan-the center of hto fight with followers of Albert Katooji who has set up a self-styted Mineral State in Kami Province, to east-em Congo. Screaming Congolese, senators today barred Lumumba from addressing the Senate, The Senate demanded that For- After thc French engineer “ w» dmtog Gamond bad the idea lor a epoch that Jesar — — in 1887, be spent so much of hls ^j ^ "* “ b*d,5r personal fortune on the project1 llVW> 01 * non-{x>Iitical addrCM I He I. today, that his daughter had to ask for charity. ■ • -*■ . The Weather ] An tovitatio| also is being ex-! tended to Gov. G. Mennen Williams as a dedication guest. ran r.s. He it today. The Roman Colosseum has meant many things to many . pie — including the grirq spectre Of inhuman Back in the dim and distant {past, rulers and emperors part In the Olympic garnet. Alexander the Groat Meanwhile, Industrialist Louis j C. Walker w ho donated toads for _____ ____________ , ! the arena wig be unable to at POMTUC AND VICIK1TT - M — m ddvice «f U« pkyairijul ^ Jl_ * Hm ceremsalea at which SStiw miSntU' Muskegon takes ever operation — ....___FMter wtth iknan tm4 ^ ^ * 14w^lL aren*i* h°m< «round«-Driving 1961 Csr uvMt t ■■ Muskegon’s International Hockey i-% e am.: wins vrewti s aj.t ***** ***■ OHWato are also DywtioMrSailL. considering an open house for ** jpubtic ice skating, one of the I principal uses anticipated for the :arena. Tenth and, 11th graders will be in school from 7:40 a.m. to 2:r p.m. daily. All aentors will attend rlssirt tram 7:40 to 4:30 p.m. Schools that sriR art be opened until Sept. It are the township’s Friday St 10:30 a. Dairataws TiapnlMn laS l pm.. » am.....to S p m. n Lodge Changes Plans, M His Plane's Too Kg FORT MYERS, Fla. (UPD-The m campaign adiedule to Florida for M Republican Vice Nominee Henry Cabot Lodge has m tare changed ‘ I! plane is too Mg. ‘ * * Lodge was scheduled to speak at Bradenton Sept IS, but state GOP Chairman G. Harold ’Alexander said runways at Bradenton Airport an not long enough to ae-; commodate the DC-8B airliner Lodge will be using. Instead he wfll speak at Daytona j Beach, Sarasota and Miami. If you- doodle dollar signs, H indicates you are money-conscious, Helen King claims to her book, “DortDes and What They Mean.”! Weeks Too Early (Continued From Page One) viewed by tho proas, tor Instance, today aad tonwirow la Miami, Fla. The poirft of the campaign to to stir public interest to a climax at the moment of unveiling. “The trouble, though,” nfceemtn, “to that t dealers start setting the cars when they get teem. Apparently that’ what happened to this case.” ^ On a 3fcday furlough. Heigetno M and hto family are visiting hero ^ until be reports for duty as an ROTO instructor at Row Polytechnic Institute to Ten* Haute, Ind. Ntw U.N. Envoy in U.S. NEW YORK (API—Sir Patrick .Dean arrived Wednesday "by plane from London to kicceed Sir Pierson Dixon as head of United Kingdom’s delegation R Untied Nations. David Grayson aa Waltoa Boulevard, Cart Sandberg an Merry Band and Delia Lotos on Pea-tiae Lake Read. All are opening exactly one week late due to not , being quite ready for operation as scheduled. -jt ------- The total township enrollment estimated to hit 13400. Tfato to an increase of about 825 over tort year’s enrollment. Intonated to seesni Thursday, to attracting new Mswezted. speaking to a House of Representatives debate, said , the Soviets were the master spies A student, he was a member of field 4-H Club. Hto father to the director of advertising for the Kelvinator Corp. Surviving besides’ his parents are a sistpr, Lois, a brother, Robert E., and his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Saylor of Pennsyl- Thieves Suit Selves at Miracle Mile Store Bloomfield Township police today are looking for the best-dressed thieves to town. The search for the clothes horses is the result of a theft early today of 100 men’s suits from the Lion Store in the Miracle Mile shopping center. At least two burglars broke Into the store between 'S and 6 a.m. today, made their selections and left, police said. They even took the coot hangers, according to polk*.__________ ... ■ BUT «ii SAVE At SIMMS LOW TOBACCO FUCK FiL and Sat. Oily Spidwb pear first to explain why countersigned Kasavubu’s edict deposing Lumumba. “You don’t know the lew, I have right to speak,” Lumumba shouted over the protests of senators. Later Lumumba emerged from the Senate room and beamingly told newsmen: “Tta victory wffl be mine. 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X WASHINGTON - The]______. _ _ alue of series E and H savings ,w \Rock Bottom' Union 0 ^ 11~» million. jing August. p per cent BERLIN TUPYT — Mayor WU$rj Brandt of Wei Baffin dans toj * * | attend the International Omimu-j 12 per cent||,ity congress in Tel Aviv, brad,1 level to K34 from Nov. 13 to lj,a spokesman] announced Tuesday. PHILADELPHIA (AJPl — Tax) declined comment on Quill’s pro->w«b*va|(bi Railroad s o u reWpwab. exoepTto say (pry well] mid today its negotiators were*being studied, frepanng counter proposals to an-] Quffl. who mbde the offer for mr la a **roekbOttarn'‘ otTertJw TWU and the system Men-(ram the TYwngport ■_Workers tion which have 20,100 mnoperat-(Mon to end % strike *huh has ing employ on strike, declined abut down the . carrier since-ib say speei(k*aUy. what the "rotSt .jgept. |: . _ _ ______ {bottom1* offer was He said onlyi * When naked if thto meant a fbt!**^P«^PoAls cover/"* number] •ejection of the after made of Bie taipwlant Isaues.' not |u»« Wednesday by. TWV President the four tKe company has been Michael 4. Quill, the aouraea. *• only ones block did not'want to :"b» identified ' byiMg settlement. ■ ■ name, said they were hi no post- "They’ve given no Inclination, tion to answer that question. . 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Adopted by the Senate in 1946,_ the amendment gives this country Ibp right to Judge for itself when Any dispute is within Its jurisdiction. However, a World Court statute specifically prpr htbits It from taking jurisdiction in doniestic matters. Its cases are confined to those arising under . treaties and international laws. . * * ★ Following our lead other countries made like reservations. Because we have such a restriction any other country with which we have a dispute can invoke it reciprocally against us and refuse to have the case come before the Work! Court. For instance, in 1956 the court was forced to announce that both Soviet Russia and Czechoslovakia had refused >to let it rule on claims arising from the.shoot- and also avoid a lot of wasted tine eying sub-standard programs, is to move the television set out of the thing room. j* ★ ★ There is considerable temptation to turn on the television after dinner something worthwhile will flicker into view, You can wait all evening In vaiq for several flights each week. ★ if" ★ —Retiring the set to a less con— splcuous place can bring some “living" back to the living room. This idea has worked for many families who discovered they were doing less and less together, and adapting more and more to a . timetable built around half-hour programing augments. ... ★ ‘ tk- dr ■ It even revises the architecture of your home. The “family room" and the "living" room become one and the same. The Man About Town Small Bird Life Watchful Observance Has Reward That’s Worthwhile Voice of,the People* ‘Conservation Department Should Help Fishermen’ I wonder if the, conservation department is gotng to de anything ■h?# meed boats and water deters interfering with fishermen? : •• *. ★ * By the few «dnn.»w as mm lakes. I waaM guess they have had to give up the one spurt moot of Uo like. *> * : r was toM that Indiana has rules controlling their lakes by devoting several hours for each sport. Why cin’t we hike the same? , Lady Ftaheimaa Kennedy’s Speeches Get Different Views 1 was really surprised at Sen. Kennedy’s speech, r gave hint credit for being a better speaker. He tried to imitate F.D.R. -but made a mess of it. V* * * ’ He aaya he la going to restore the record of the Democrats tor * full emptoymeat. Is he gstug to ds It like Boosevett aad Tru man dll trim war and psBce If Kennedy’s speeches in Detroit and Pontiac were attended by S vote conscious public, hr should win by ■ more than the electoral votes allotted him. * * A Hit main tssae, the premise • of economic spending, has in my estUnatiou. nil the prospects of Governor William*’ com effort to keep Michigan sf the red." *. 4 If you will figure eight • years pi the new deal and- unfair, deal and see the lives that were loot .under the Democrats,!-and what has been saved under the Republicans. you won’t wonder at unemployment Ex-Democrat Now. if he abolishes the nation's curse—the income tax, the work-ridden common man may have the say- of his own money after he has earned Jt. Even our “friend" Khrushchev did that for his people after his visit to this "vacationing" country, by ike's invitation. Mrs. Joseph Steffens 267 North Berry, * “A Few Final Words.. David Lawrence Says: Peace More Vital Than Sensitivity: Charge U. N. Operates Under' Double Standard WASHINGTON—Patience is often the very essence of statesmanship. President Eisenhower's simple and direct statement that he would Negotiate for the ★ ★ ir In *hin Stale of the Union messages President Eisenhower asked for repeal of the Connolly reservation “to the end that the rule of law replace the rule of force in the affairs of nations." Hie President renewed his plea to the ABA declaring that scrapping tha amendment was vital to talarging by many deeds, and can be tern down by ene. The family life of a brood pf humming birds has been an interesting study at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bradley Shire of Waterford. The nest, no larger than a good sized marble, Is beside the front porch, and the old birds took turns on petting on the four eggs, each about the •tonal * pa£ world with any leader, even Nikita Khrushchev, , provided there are certain "con-> ditions fulfilled." is an example of an Impersonal-action which brushes aside any form of per* sonal sensitive- t his me In the (ongo «f military can-ttngenfa from the larger power*. "As far as I know, these rules have ' previously been upheld by the Soviet Union itself. Therefore, il v.n..l Hampered by such restrictions no court can function effectively, Hie advantages of an Independent International court to settle disputes growing out of International agree-ments are obvious. West German Mayor to Oppose Adenauer Leaders of West Germany’s Social Democratic party have chosen 46-year-old Mayor Willt Brandt of West Berlin to oppose 84-year-oid Chanc. Adenauer in next year’s nationwide elections. Dr. AdinAuer and his Christian Democratic party have been in power for the past 11 years. But in recent ■ polls Mayor Brandt was shown to be more popular than the chancellor. ' V ★ ★ ★ The Socialists have a long way . to go. Although they have discarded the idea of nationalizing .industry, they have not regained the people’s confidence lost dut1-. ing the stormy career of the late Karl Schumaker, head of the party. In accepting liis new role, Mayor Brandt expressed his agreement with the foreign policy of the Adenauer government, adding that the "alliance with the United States remains the absolute center of our foreign policy’’ . , V (which) "also must have one leg in London." ★ ★ ★ ■ Mayor of Berlin since 1957, Mr. Brandt fought in the underground Against the Nazis and is strongly anti-Communist. He made a very-good impression on his visit to the U.S. last year. The Socialist party can hardly hope to win a majority but ft would gain enough seats in the t Bundestag to form a ruling coalition with smaller parties. TV Has Taken ^Living* Out of living Room Aaspdated Press writer and Pontiac Psxas columnist Hal Boyle had n funny piece th| other day about becoming,addicted to television west-mas, and the consequent woes. -• One w«y to avoid this addiction When hatched, the young birds were, no larger tban an ordinary fly. and made a squeaking noise that could hardly be detected by human ears at close range. However, the old birds could hear U from a long distance. Whan feeding their young, the parents never perched on the.edge of the nest, but poised motionless in mid-sir by the flutter of their wings- The baby food was : hpney, extracted largely from clover blossom* in drops so small that they could not be seen with the naked eye. When the old birds felt that their brood should go on their own, they tossed them out-of the nest with their ncedle-Uke bills, and showed them how to garner their food. Sign in front of a Detrolt-»utor agency: “Make a wide track with Pontiac." Nature has. given a real problem to Almond Beanyman of Pontiac Lake. He grew a cucumber inside of a bottle, and now wonders how he can get it out through the small neck. He says he's reminded of the man whose dog got its head caught In a valuable pitcher, and he cut off the dog’s head to save the pitcher! and then was obliged to break the pitcher to get the head out. Many remonstrances are being received < as T expected * about the story in regard to catching rattlesnakes in Oakland County. But the whole thing is summed up by Gerald Forlick pf Drayton Blains, who asserts that our increase in population has driven them Into our few remaining' swamps. And there is practically no danger of being mtten by one, as they Always give fair warning before they strike, in which they are better sports than some humans. There Is no record in recent years of anybody In the county being bitten by a rattlesnake, unless for publicity purposes, or to sett snake bite cores. The ntimber “13" has an extra unlucky trend, according to Jake Ferdinand of Keego Harbor, who asserts that these super-heated Septembers come in cycles oH3. The last one was in 1947, and the one before that was In 1934. Back from the Michigan State Fair, Berry Priestman of Birmingham phones that It Is the best in his 60 years of attending that event. Verbal Orchids to- Jae Havfland ~T>f83 out Hill st.; «7th birthday.----- Arthur Stoddarg of Oxford; 87th birthday. Mrs. Elisabeth Pitchman of Waterford; 82nd birthday. , Berry Marehaus of Watted £ake; 81«t birthday. v Elmer Fbuterwald of Metamora; 80th birthday, i whether he might better have taken a "tougher" line in hia dealings with the Soviet premier in view of the latter’s recent behavior. Bat Klsaahawer quickly brushed aside the “getting tough" Idea aa at lesaer Importance than standing up for what, la right In world policy. Here are hit words:’ $ “1 don't see anything that would be tough about refusing to see- A man ag long as there waa any possible chance of hia agreeing to one of the main efforts we are making toward disarmament. . . . ■ * r * * ■ ,“VVe hup talking about everything we can do to bring peace to the' World—that’s what we are trying to .do. Now, toughness cornea in standing in front of a man and telling him- what you will do and you won't do. Our country is peaceable. We want peace, la it tough lust to say we won't -even talk peace? That seems to me to be silly. J .. ’; “Now, I-don’t cafe who says It, you have got to explore every ' a\enue there i*. and yo**ve gat to wwk on It day aad night and think about It day aad alght. Dr, William Brady Says:________ , Good Doctor Would Object to *Arthritis Specialist’ "Mother has been ailing for aev- Jell you precisely how to prevent, aay rrittcKin of my part aettoua. I have worked for what 1 thought waa for the good of the United state* and the pea eh of the world, and I will continue . I* do so.'*' When asked whether, in attending the United Nafions General Assembly later this month, the -President would talk with Khrushchev, Eisenhower replied: “There would have to be some conditions fulfilled bAiore that could happen." y v NO QUICK SUMMIT---------- Obviously Enenhower isn’t planning to start any Impromptu "summit” meetings on his own, and If any reel conferences are to take place on matters of substance, .the Soviet premier will have to indicate this in advance. Then, arrangements would have to be made for the presence of the representatives of Great Britain and France. , ) It Is (dear tout tha United States government wants the whole world to know It la standing firmly behind the United Nation* In its effort to achieve peace. It was opportune, therefore, for the Prerideat to call attention to what appears to be s "unilateral" ‘ action by the Soviet Union to the Conga Here, in the Rzaskient’s awn words, is n scathing denunciation of Soviet behavior in taking >ides against U.N. activity in file former Belgian teiritory: — “Hie United States deplores -the . unilateral action of the Soviet Union in supplying aircraft and other equipment for military purposes to the Congo, thereby aggravating an already serious situation which finds Africans killing other Africans. oral years and lias spent much time and money with an arthritis specialist in—City to no avail. She receives twice a week, among oth-| er things, a calcium shot, administered by the spe-Lrifilik! himself, I This talp^' about | J5 minutes .to in-| jeei. Will yor be | good enough to sea whirr injections for afthritis. I, was much interested but neglected tq_clip the article ..." (Mrs. P.M.Di An injection of oslium (into the vein, of course) should be slowly given, if or when calcium must he injected. As tong as your mothee is conscious, R is difficult to Understand why she can’t take calcium in the normal way, by mouth. I suspect the “arthritis specialist’' Is egplolttag her credulity. A real specialist would not pretend to be or permit people to cult him “arthritis specialist." arrest or. if you follow the regimen for rheumatic faithfully, maybe reverse the process and experience I'm awry about the sea water injections — your reference to such treatment is ail I know about it. There, has been nothing in my column about sea water Injections for "arthritis." tone < — _____ Ji'ordf ton pertaining 1 peripnal health and hygiene, not dl east, diagnosis or tfatment. will b answered by Dr. William Brady, tl stamped, sell-addressed envelope is set to Tno Pontiac Press. Pontiac Mtchlgai (Cepyright, IMS) Thus he exposed agaih a weakness of the U.N. which has bem a cause of domplaint almost from its tegin ings and of concern for its future among its supporters. ft I* the charge that toe U.N, _ goto at rale s — —one. for the nniall nations, aad .another far the major power*. For example, Belgium complained bitterly but frit forced to comply with a U.N. demand that it* forces leave the Congo. . Belgian Premier Gaston Eyskens tjien accused the U.N. of work-it z under'-a double standard. NATIONS UNITED .- - . In his first press conference in a year De GeuUe referred scathingly to “the nations that are *»-cUled united.” Frapce. he said, will ptiy no heed to any action concerning Algjria taken within the United Nations. * * *.... With the exception of the United States, each of the major powers has at one tithe or another flouted majority opinion bf the U.N. tus-sla continues to do so fh Hungary. T itain and France tjjd it in l^gypt. la hi* jlrive to force France Into the forefront of major aa-tioaa, De GasiUe frankly ex- .' pounds toe theory of power noHWf MW* "l population would rival either tl.? United States or Russia. * * ♦ In this third force, France would be the bridge to the * U.S. tnd Britoht. ‘ ^ The U.N. charier 'does not bar , regional treaties but osnerives of toetn as organisations tone tinning within the larger strar- The United States, France and Britain alone, he said, could hav? prevented chaos in the Congo had they coordinated their policies in advance. Smiles ' Have you found that vacation spot on a lake yet, where all your friends can drop in and sponge off of you? Why Is It that some p think the Mtatton agent sold them the whole train? ____ A * 1_A—- There’s -quite a bit of difference in the looks of the bathing girl ten years ago and today. The men, however, are looking just the; same. Case Records of a Psychologist : Avoid Arguing in Front of Children fine “chronic arthritis" go ihat any' Physician wltTItnow what he's talk-ing about. As far as I can discover, no one has identified as a morbid entity or malady "chronic arthri-tis." ..J'JJi.l _ _ _ ft-a; _ In the booklet “Chronic Join Disability.” I describe unequivocally ibe nature and cause of the rhea-msfiz (degeneration of joint tUP sues, chronic joint disability) and THOUGHTS FOR TODAY And he said. Are you also still without understanding? — Matthew i5:U. Humility derstanding. s the light of the un-— John Bunyan, The Country Parson Alimony can degenerate into a racket and an instrument 0/ cruelty. Moreover, the children of divorced parents are often neurotic and afflicted with-"tice” like that which Sammy demonstrates today. By DR. GEORGE W. CRANE CASE F-464: Sammy L., aged llH is a nervous boy. ’ 1 was invited into a Chicago divorce trial to give my opinion aS to the fitness of a certain woman to receive custody of her two children. Another divorce case teas ached-. uletT just ahead of the otie in which I was to appear. It involved a n attractive look ing I couple who were I t he • parents of® Sammy. DR. CRANE Sammy’s father hdd been brought out of jail into the courtroom for his ex-wiff had had him imprisoned because he was behind in his payments for child support. ........A : ■*-...It ' ~.....- His attorney showed receipted ' statements, however, that file man had paid $1,075 in the past year, but he sfiD owed a few hundred dollars. Ms salary waa give* as H,MI per year, .fort ha had since remarried u$ has a child by his sccnai wife. So his attorney argued that it foas inhumane to jail a respectable citizen who was valiantly trying to lead a normal life and who bad alreddy paid $1,07S to support SaMmy. AM MOW RACKET • "JVhat U to be gained, Your Honor," said the attorney, “fay letting this former wife jail this mail?'’ > for applied regarding » please everybody." and try to support Ms present wife aad baby." "He is in arrears," barked the judge. “Let Nun pay up.", ^ don't know what was the ultimate outcome of the case, for the two Attorneys got together in the back of the room and tried to solve tjie problem, * * . * listening to the bickering. Suddenly he tilted his head backward, closed his eyes and seemed to yawn. . Bat it looked more like a nervous reaction, no I watched Mm closely. Within two ar three minutes he repeated this grimace, Hitd at regular intervals thereafter. be kept tt up, * NERVOUS TICS This spasmodic reaction .of the head is properly classified in psychology as a "tic.'’ It' differs from chorea. In that It involve* toe same group of muscles each time. It Is, therefore, a stereotyped habit pattern. _ _ Chorea, or St. Vitos' Dance, is a hit and miss type of nervous reaction. First it may cause a twitching of the arm. Then a leg-will jerk. Vest, the head may twitch, ar toe child may knock over Ms gins of milk because of the nervous jerk of a hand. In sleep, the chorea may still be evident but tics disappear during slumber. . ' * dr' * .Tics are reafly movements that were purposive 'originally, though they have been retained as a habit long after they have outlived fitrir usefulness to the mtlent, v But neurotic children Are fad more likely to have them than •re happy, contented youngsters. And I have seen so mgny cases among divorced parents, rthat I think tt is almost a classical symptom. When we psychologists endeavor to show you adults how to live happily in mairiage, we are not think; ing solely of your own adult inter e»t*, but are always trying to pro-tect the innocent children who are the hapless victims of your marital quarrels and sexual incompatibility- So give your children * break! At least try to xet ltta dvitted. adults la their presence, if you want to havr cat and dog fights, go out to the garage or wait till the children pre in school If you wish toy bulletin, “How to Deal wifi) Nervous phildren." send 20c, plus a stamped return envelope. 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Lart Vi.it^^'J^U^ Wat.rford Courw________________________________ as Governor,- Crowns op*0 his lately English home to ge Run Independently 'board* primary function u to get i«w* Quoon 2',.'”.“”“'^ ~ Roth*r Thon -br toord1^^^ \ , ' f * 4 DETROIT W — Gov WUtaamat- Nearly MOO people each paid performed his last official act at,half | crown 35 cents- -for the’ _ __ ____ i ' I860 Michigan State Tair privilege of strolling around thej ftecreat ion Departnsent^thc ballet since early last spring; uul Wednesday night by crowning a spacious grounds and lofty roonujmd other dance instruction classes'tabled tor further ciits. The louivijjf ^e aeven-week period. ^-^^TiSBSTi!Ti5 {City Man Satiifactory Lady's Age No Secret ta too post at . too rtsMNNMlty I votaatoor help rather thaa paid Following Stab in Back l A fudge In CastmiUari, Italy. iMIm Kkberg. Center. Mr*. Watte wilt pay real tor many programs. 1 . . , Wentiy asked actress Anita Kfl* ~‘"p- might .as well anewer,” ..mM tbs fudge. "All right,, then, 28/"f said ■tatty programs. Wlndeler wilt be oaaleled by Rob.- i A Pontiac man is reported in, — ... - - - MefM*, 'Pontiac Oeneral Hospital' with ’ I"* * a. good thing," midi ilTPy. "tecaum the ^Uonpartic,pated ,n ,he prosrams * • * ,__ , - (nine elementary schools. The av»; 'The victim. Vance Sheiioti, 30. | then let thetoj,,,^ 4tisrattendance mf eachM — Dttmai;Avc^waa stabbed 1 school was 48 children . |»w In the bm-Mpoliw said. 1 L * * * —I—Swimming iitstructnr Norma After nine years 'of.operating tw» Tbs 1866-81 rtTi-ratlnr budget of > jg wcctelyl>n.v' 'part of the Waterford^ Township|S31.000 which has been diacussrd ,*1*. fol automobile expense*. berg bow old she was. "That'aj Americans have spent about-9, something a lady never says," m« per cent of their dfob^—bfo taeof know already a* you! for rfoda evety year rites ME ' Questioned at the hospital yeo-f jteiday. Shelton was unable to why he had been at- beauty qteeft. ]»f Sutton Place:-Hhe* -mansion]^] When the governor placed the Getty bought last year from the’deparUnent by Mrs. Carol •Town dn Janet Carol Lindke's Duke and Duchess of Sutherland.! Thp drr.-i— was made !rad it closed the "Governor's 7tay" festivities and marked the ’■’ih and last official visit to the ftir as chief executive by Wil- independently of the ship and school boards assume the Wolfe.{cost of operating and maintaining: Canadian production of coal last India has more than 22,300 sec-The decision was made at lastjthe recroatton department, and ^,. dropped to 10.555,300 tons, at-,'omlavy schools and 214.000 primary * * * night’s recreation bpard meeting ho* te^ps must approve the moM to per cent below 1958. and schools, slmost all «4 them oppr- The billionaire Texas oil man.when Mrs. ‘Wolfe requested the|budget. was the smallest output for anyjited by state or governmental Htr. IK- lyaar since. 989:- • . FREE POPCORN .. i _-------fildsr aad latasdar—Oafy' 1 % With Primh-r Of ANT SCHOOL SUPPLIES Nimr MAGMALOCKS POST BINDERS MM OPINING tllO M*t« Paaltat 9 I ' TOW XIHj Hr.A**.,(.,• icr Wa Buy and Sail Old Cains PONTIAC STATIONERS 4 N. SAGINAW MWNTOWN PONTUC PI 2-4241 venture was not a bid to recoup. Ibe Ib-year-ald .8Hm Ltadke, | His legal adviser, pretty Miss1 a brows-hatred beauty from Robina Lund. 23. said: "Sutton! (.Yytfli Wjtt UDjCCta^ tmm l }p||^*rf ^ /xpmw toAiy IffC1 frfoj gf| fleiJ sf l# gaaMsts. The final {charity—the British Empire Can-' l«ts had been picked from an per Campaign, original field at 44. Miss Lindke. a sophomore Michigan State University, if . feet W|, weighs 118 pounds and! measures 35-24-35. I Earlier. Williams spent the (toy touring the fairgrounds and par-1 tkipeting as auctioneer at the sale! of the grand .champion steer of the; ! fair for a record $4.25 a pound. A total price of IS.ISt was paid for toe MO-pouad champion, Mr. { Mahogany, by Ed Netoerion. a buyer for a chain at supermarkets. Hie steer came from Mahogany Kami* of WlUlams- __ton, owaed hy William Brittain, an Ann Alter industrialist. City Group Attending Municipal Mooting to Got Report Award George W. Romney, president of! American Motors £orp.. will be the i speaker at the 62nd annual , convention of the Mtchfgan Munlci-The fair's previous record price ^ League Sept. 21-23 in Grand1 ot 32.50 a pound was set two years Rapid?. te»- " -- v 7 7 ! * * * MJtl.M grand ttan-fcJ”"”"1 ««,>»«» »| pfon pen, owned by H: IL and!C*s,a,,‘ D. L Dingman, Bclievue, for 30 League official* have let toe cent;; grand champion harrow, city know! unofficially/ that j owned by Norman ..lien, Coral, there’ll be an award for Pontiac'* , I2.6D; and grand champion pen of! aaaual city report published this Comb, Ohio, for 25 cents. Pontiac Press. + * + 1 The nature of the aw ard % still j Today was "Oldtimers day" atja secret, said John H. Hum, league the fair and- contests for Mlchi-idjrector. But The Press supplement gan's senior citirons included old-'wili place in die annual contest, he est man and woman, .baldest head, said. prettiest hat longest mustache EMnmir i and couple married the longest. | suets in Michigan will be —...——---------— of Romney's talk at the banquet Indians Off. for Congo 00 s*#-22 in ,he Pan,iind Hotel. 9 .itte la alsn expected to touch on NEW DELHI, India Oil S MS SHOES ...........Special Priced at S4.IS $10.95 SHOES .........Special. Priced at SS.lt Tip TOES..............Special Priced at Sl.lt Values to $29£0 MEN'S VEST SUITS K New Style* Ivya, All Wools 9Wpe«. Tweade arqe Sites 6 to 18 Cwd"i^al KHAKI PANTS loys^Siifi 6 to 18) "* ^2 din's (All Silts and Colors)... ^2 TUXEDO RENTALS—at REDUCED PUCES CLOTHES 71 N. 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SEPTEMBER 8. 1000 frWXtVB out the wash Wednesday she 1,000 Ruuiani to G(V0 heard a growl in a tree overhead. _ , , , ,. i . «_ * * * * Technical Help m Iraq Hastily summoned police shot BAGHDAD, Iraq pound than Ut Soviet experts will be 'blade bear which apparently, had working in Iraq early next year jairible dinto town from a nearby when Iraq-Soviet ecunomic aad Boor Takes Last Trip Into Town of Ironwcod It Rains, at Last I -and as Saying Goes, It Pours jdteelaw Real Estate Injunction Blocks State's Antibias Rule 1961 Portable Stole Cerprart— Cohan said. I' The decision on the exclusively Welsh community was given by Leon S. Cohan, assistant attorney I general. Cohan and Solicitor Gen*j jeral Samuel J. Torina are defend-j — ing the rule. It ws to take effect Aug. ll.| _ j but was held up by a temporary, ■ restraining nrdei rough! bylhe^ — realtors. . | The rule "irreparably damages ibis clients," “ " “ “ FREEZER SALE! t^UgU Anniversary pF f:'.; , - Nr .. hardware specials ______ Everett R. TraMIdsdc, j 'attorney for the Lansing realtor*, j said, by leaving them only two] 'choices: Famous Make SAVE *20! Monroe Mans Bodf Found in Car Flames 159.95 Slim Luggage-Styled 17-inch “Suburbanite” (overall diag., IS* sq- in. viewable areal This delightful new Silvertone “Suburbanite” with its slim styling and neutral beige color is at home in any rpom, any setting, any space, too! Enjoy it outdoors or in! Remember, j MONROE (It-The body of a 'man was found in his flaming' j perked car today. -Police tentatively Identified the! man as James Ditty, 37, construc-l ition worker who came to Michi-jgan with his family of 10 about I ! two months ago from California.-j Silvertone'i ONLY $5 DOWN on Sears Easy Payment Plan distant-station chassis, aluminized picture tube for more contrast... tinted to diminish glare, easy up-freftit controls, HlrwMh' panted Tn front of j ithe Ditty home on the outskirts | saw, the car on fire about 4:30. a m. and caled authorities. Volun-t tear firemen of Monroe T"-'P«hipi put out the Maze. { The body, was in the Tear of the j save APPLIANCE 13 tool and hardware Select yours now! Have them handy for fall-winter fix>ttP— Items every home workshop should have. If‘ some of come in ______and chepk this low juiced group. Includes hammers, drills,1 tape measure, 24-in. SEARS NATION-WIDE SERVICE available wherever you Jive! level and others. 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It ' xly, built-in [but lock* Sweep* clean I Fingertip brui Height Adjustment. Folds oon partly tor handy storage. Mr in. Economy .........18J ** Satisfaction guaranteed CTTATJC or your money bade’* OEoVlvO 154 N. Saginaw St. Phone FE 5-4171 Satisfaction guaranteed or your money back 11 NORTH SAGINAW STREET Phone FE 54171 Far THE ENTIRE FAMILY THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY THIRTEEN ■Tilki Power, Water Can Keep This L Man Down, but j‘ Never Really Outi DENVER, Colo (APi—John Dt-f jiacomo celebrated Us 54th birth-} day today, feeling fine after II w ^ __w w________ j major operations, aad U bouts!®* end it 960 mites. Bn the Kroiimt, yew" jwith pneumonia. lit is 700 miles. ___ I S&flMhe Aflr**m,nt to Cut;; ihe's stilt in a hospital bed. NtW York-McXlCO Tim* I •TTaf-dorfor says ‘Johnny,! .. '.c.. ‘ I [hgfetl.” explains Dejiacomo with wA.S1«N9TON (UPI» - £*•!*(*>{ [a confident grin. "And I siiy Airlines Has Mnouncod a mutual* ' elfay' and came back every time.“iassistance agreement with Afro- 1 nAvcs de Mexico to provide’ Jet ,! r The air mile distance TronToncjservice between New York and] end 'd the Burma road to the oth-1 Mexico City by the end of this- Kennedy Over California lie will"tocc&me *** !ftr> a Toldco dredging Arm tww|A ***** "W* ‘heater caught* jiMigogtxl in the Cheat Lakes Cbafr &!* ** kieaJ aimy camp net deepening project.’ - 'j Wednesday night soon after d I "i ‘ showing of the movie “CM on S Thsie are about 800.000 public •• eating places tn the United ftatea. W* *+ • some of them on s .’4-hour a day & ***** ,nd ** buHdtaf 's tin. By MCX BELL t|pl heckler encountered la Hs! WITH KENNEDY Iff CALL Sri**®*** drive} ■ fomls—th Sen. John F. Kennedy) An elderiy yeoman stood In hbej whistle stopped his way across‘middle of a section of spectators critical California today, callingland waved frantically. Kennedy fur action to avoid a "second-rate)paid ao attention, to her. Later: America.'’ she passed out printed anti-Catho-! In this water-conscious stale j®0 ldsrafure, J Kennedy promised if he is elected^ ’ n"r' ~ *"'" president he will launch a crash program of research to convert] salt Water into fresh. NOW-2.00 OFF—men’s In it he said, ”1 regard the agri-l . u ' . , - / cultural problem as the No. i do- QOIHI H>OCl Or LnUrCfl j jnestic toue facing the nation to.) Influence on President I day and I intend to attack It on* U • *,a m j a national basis " 4 :* * ■ * 1 WASHINGTON (API—A Protes*] Kennedy told Claude Wirkard. ttnt group says any Roman Cath-I a foqper secretary of agricultwrr. olic, as president of the United! As In the past, Kennedy did not spell out specific ally the remedies: he ■ plans to offer. Bidding lor the 32 electoral! votes of the home state of his GOP rival. Vice1 President Rich-] an) M. Nixon, Kennedy bore down! critically on what he called the Re-i publican administration’s “short! sighted” policies of penaitting no, nCw starts in hydroelectric power] and other projects. vtrom * group of 150 ministers and; *| laymen claiming membership ifrom 37 denominations. They met; 1 as individuals making up the Na-* tional Conference of Citizens tor* " Religious Freedom. 1 Dr. Norman Vincent Peale, New ■jYork minister and write? who prt-‘ sided at the meeting, said there j ‘ was only incidental mention of r Sen. John F. Kennedy, the Democratic presidential' nominee who1 is a Roman Catholic. ." | . "We’re just raising the question ‘ as to how free he. could be," Dr. Peale said after describing Ken- moo toe oxford, black or brown, 7-12 sale! Gold Bond men’s shoes "Today, in a close-knit tumul-. tuous world, the development of our natural resources is not only vital to the survival of our we*t-ern States and the «iir-’iy-l ~!i- Kegularly nation, it 1* vital to the survival of the entire free world," he said in a speech prepared for a stop) in Redding. Genuine Rawhide-tanned Workmaster Shoes, -■ Oxfords and Boots Criticizing the administration’s! "partnership" power policies Kennedy said. "We must appoint) a Federal Power Commission that! will uphold the public interest and] not serve private interests alone."! Once-a-year sale! Choose from good-looking styles! These Gold Bond shoes are made especially for Sears in supple, smooth leathers and soft, brushed leathers with flexible sojes. .[would be under premure not only |!in matters of foreign relations but) ,.alao in church efforts “to gain ijftirth^r funds and favors for Hgj) | schools and institutions, and’] ■'otherwise breach the wall of. sep-. Jaratton of church and state." boys’ plain, toe oxford In black, sizes 3 to ?, 4 .J House a council of resource And i boys’ Gold Bonds jEast and West foray into CaliforniajCrClb FaUliUeS i two-day affair, most- _ ^ _ _ fashioned campaign fleSt Stay HOUie '* ugln Oregon Wednes- g*** FRANCISCO (AP) - San y drew attentive but Francisco, famed for its seafood, •fTOWd* HP avnidud i i__a.i i_ /w______ Made for rugged, heavy-duty wear! Special tanning retains 90% of natural oils'In the .golden brown leather uppers. Anil-slip Neoprene cork and rubber soles. In regular 2" boys id men’s gym shi ! is being invaded by Chesapeake 1 ftav prshg—Not—•—frlilfp mow for high school, college bedford cord si wear Last spring restaurateur Dick] Bernstein and the Junior Chamber! ~ {of Commerce airlifted a battaliont , 'of California crabs to Baltimore, i seeking to establish a beachhkad.J 'But Baltimore folks x e e m e d to [like their* better. . I Mayor George .Christopher sat ||down to the Chesapeake Bay. vb*| jrlety Wednesday. There was an ( lair of suspense. Would he favor) the Baltimore, invader? He >ham- Factory-lo-Yoa-Pnces STONE FOR 10x12 PATIO FOR ONLY Sturdy woven cotton duck uppers, black or white. Men’s 61 j -12, boys’ 8-6. Save 33c. Regularly at 4.98 VW Charge It From the Jualrous new easy-care -cotton- fabric- to the new ’’diamond-back” hip pocket tabs, you’ll find these slacks are the latest in casual DafjV#rad to Tear If,me 6 Colors aad Siam RATIO STONE CO. 10570 Highland Rood HU** W*»l #f f.nll.e Alrp* do you get inside the crab?' -faxhimia Slim «tyle Smartly styled wool flannel skirt with, stitched pleate Sale! Infants cotton sleepers Sale! Boys', girls' cotton jackets Sale! Cotton undershirts Infants/toddlars shbtt sleeve slip-ons or Srippor sides. In sims 14. Suyl FEDERAL DEPT. STORES DOWNTOWN AND DRAYTON PLAINS A 1 \ THIS PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY,"SEPTEMBER 8, i960 FIFTEEN Soviet Law Banishes \ Mdrs to Villag MOSCOW Om) - An "imtl-parasite” campaign wu In IUD «winK in Russia today, aimed it the "idlers, hooligan* and drome'’ who refuse to work. Georgia became the lateaf, of the Soviet republics to pass "antiparaaite’’ laws, providing banishment or -'Haon terms far claim an honest living. The tews are staled at Ml# sow and daughters of the riefc, “spivs” aad “today beys” — Ubder terms of the Republic of Georgia tear, municipalities, acting ob complaint! from trade unions and otter public azgafe izations, can banish Idtora to small villages far terms of from six months to two years. * fr « * * If, during that period, the of- . ttM ^ “«n«l«lty useful labor,” they fact imprisonment fat the same period. Igtvta, IHtatoata and la toato tan^juttai efanUar taxes, V «• far the Rnctoaa Repohlk, of which Meeoew Is the capital. T&e complaints were echoed by newspapers and radio on a. nationwide basis. One of the main points tor attack on these ne'er-do-weita to that they allegedly are prime targets far American spies. GOP Leader to Meet in Upper Peninsula MARQUETTE (UPI) - Republi-in leaders from throughout the Upper Peninsula wffl meet Saturday ait (he Northland Hold her* far a six-hour school on election Lawrence Lindemer, chairman1 of the Republican State Central fay and serve as moderator of an ■ V 'jr.1t dr ... State GOP leaden consider the Upper Peninsula as their best {target area to regain control of the Mat* House of Representatives. Accidents in Michigan on the Rise LANSING (UP!) - Traffic accident* in Michigan continue to rise I ? evsr the ptmvteug year, state safety | officiate said Tuesday. ‘ TV officials darned September Was one of the worst months for' traffic fatalities last year aad the state already has tt more deaths than'at the same time in 1S50. i Mate Police Cwnmiealsaer Jo- i seph Child* IsM the Mate Safety j DAAYTON PLAINS . traffic Occidents la Michigan 1 through Sunday at compared wttt Mg far the remparahte period of IMS. The state polios report showed January’s traffic fatality toll was tt shove Uie Janmry lfBg total: “We still haven't recovered from that bad month," Childs said. The current increase over last year was lust two above the single month hike In January. Room 2 In Building U Merely a Coincidence? ST Phetotsi BUND TEACHER - Barbara Winters, 23, began her teaching career Wednesday in Palatine, 111. asking ths class to cooperate with her. Thin is nok an unusual request from a teacher, but this 1 ttatlbete te » sdfai roraoa-the teadar ta* been Mindjdnos birth. Here she calls on the help of one of her pupils, Brad Olsen, Jjjg \Vednesdsy It wtU be taught to write the next day’s assignment on the blackboard. |in Building U, Room 2. |; VENTURA, Calif (AP)—Ven- HANES... Comfy cotton knit* for juvonilo boy* I. Crew-neck, short-sleeve T-shirt af whiter-thon-whlte fully combed caftan, Indiv. packaged, 2 to 6. (9c b. leys' brief* with heat-resistant elastic waist, doubt* panel seat. WWta combed caftan. Sites 2 to 6. 69c —ti i'roil Mats*' T-shirt of soft foil weight, rib-knit cotton. Whiter-then- whTW CMibad wtlon. 2 6 89c d. frost Mote*1 longiet of foil-weight, rib-knit combed cotton. Self-closing fly, Whiter-thon-white. 2-6. f .25 Just My “CHARCI IT” dl +heir £cho0| -togs otVederal’s now I Girls' back-to-school lace-trimmed dresses Girls' 'pajdma-party' pj's In worm, cozy cotton ftoniu Big! Brushod! Bulky! 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Sizes 4-14. ■ , i tOPIN (VERT NIGHT TO 9 DOWNTOWN AND DZAYTON PLAINS THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER $. IMP SIXTEEN David of and stater IIra. Joamt Carroll of Roche«ter HU body wU ba at William R. Potere Funeral Home after 7 p m. today. MM. ERNEST STUER LAPEER — Service for Mr*. Ernest tEvie) Stler. JS, of lit J. Court St., will be at 1:10 pun. Saturday at Muir Brother* Funeral Home. Burial^ In Slount Hope Cemetery. Mrs. Stter died Wednesday altar a long 111 new at Lapeer County General Hospital. Surviving to one brother and a grandson. Marie McNeil of Pontiac; lather William Hutchinson of Pontiac; FARMINGTON — Service for Edwin T. Sturman, 99, of 29141 13-Mile Road, will be 1:90 pm. tomorrow at Donebon-Johna Fu- Dhisk*. Mr. Pea»e died Tuesday June* ot Pontiac, Stanley at Poattac General Hospital after-.-»■!■— ---------------- e long Hinees. , ' ; '■ r:i EDWWW. REFOLDS KVtOthtr Plant CtO* Edwin W. Reynold*, 99, el 4053,|(il& H U.S. Airmen---------- Holbrook SL, died yesterday at St. Joseph Mercy HoepHal after an ill- ISHIKAWA. J a p a n (API - A . ___uei »♦ e r il. Vmma uumiKar nliinp Burial will be In Perry Mount Parle Cemetery, Puntlac.--------- Mr. Sturman died Tuesday alter an nine** of two days at Pontiac Osteopathic Hospital Surviving to his wife Ina. Mrs. Ethel Wright of Pontiac. Mr*. , W**™ at yokw. psw. Mildred Edgar of Lakevtow aisJl , Mr*. Blanche Roberta of Grand Bad Gin Kills African* Rapids- two sons, Howard J. and! Glenn H , both of Pontiac; 281 JOHANNESBURG, South All grandchildren; 15 great-grandchii-UAPi-Six Africans are dead T... . -_______-A----a----fina Mho re HanUPmiltlv ill A Faster, Easier, Washdays alter a long illness. Mrs. Smart had. been dean of a private pri-mary and H0F school fit New York and wrote a column for the Cleveland Press flom 1917-1919. Her husband, George Smart, died in KB. i API—Dan- Robert C. Mackie Dias HOLLY IT—Robert C. Mackie. ALLENTOWN, Pa. _____________ lei C. Mills, 62. manager of Industrial relation* of the Betide- Special ■loner John.C. Mackie, died Wednesday at hto home here. He wu T9. Mackie worked as a linotype operator before retiring 13 years ego. He made hto home MILWAUKEE, Wto. (API—Lawrence C Whiffet! Sr., 59, a pt anaer la the manufacture of'_aafr $1.50 Weakly ■MICHIGAN'S LARGEST JEWELERS1 NEW PHILCO 21" CONSOLE TV witk am "Cool CkutU" design Dial Charnel STEREO Pkoaojtopk oat Rocoid Cakiaot With its guaranteed perfect center diamond a Keepsake Ring is the ultimate gift of a lifetime. Because it is perfect the brilliance-and beauty of a Keepsake diamond is superior. Remember, you can pay more . . . but you can't buy a finer diamond ring than a Keepsake. 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Some 400 university presidents, rectors and vice* chancellors from 70 countries gathering in that city tor a conference of the Inter-*"1’........ national Association of Uni' Area Towns to Meet on Proposed 3-County Authority Plan SOUTH LYON from « -dozen-jSoUth west Oakland-Gomay communities meet hero to- ROCHESTER—Honeymooning in Northern Michigan at* Mr. and Mn.Uoyd H. Dwnpeey who ex-chanced nuptial vow* Saturday evening at the First Congregational Representative* Church. ‘ ‘ ~ “ f owtrUHwy at the ceremony wmi versities will take part In the ^emoostraUon. type «r of the (elective type morrow to dlacuaa the creation hospital authority tor the area. The meeting la the third In a series designed to promote interest in a plan that would eventually see the construction of a 125-bod hospital .to serve a three-county Oakland, Macomb and Washtenaw. The conference delegates will att! the student then HiStCM hi* W#t “Science Desk" and receive sound motion picture sample I ■dm In history, chemistry and French. i Ihe lessees te them ea a right hate the The educators will have to be alert since the motion picture lee-turer will ask numerous questions swer by pressing one of four cor-responding buttons on the. control panel or the true or false button. AUTOMATICALLY MARKED The paper tape is automatically oiprked, giving a permanent record of the student's grade, and a flashing light adjacent to the proper button advises him of the electronic student do* - a new teaching device developed by th* Williams Research Cory- of Walled Lake may someday help solve the teacher shortage. Expert instructors, en sound motion picture screen, lectin and quiz individual students who must respond quickly by pushing answer buttons. The student Is then automatically graded on a punched tap* fed out of the machine. Each delegate will be automatically graded on his response by a punched tape feeding out of the Married at Lake Orion Back From Honey III I Burton Farms to Be Honored 'The basic abjective ef the tasrhtog dash Is te Imitate, at Williamssaid he hat found that teachers do not view the desk as a competitor, but welcome its assistance in serving the swelling . etmtont populating __ by Diydeu Unit ORION TOWNSHIP — Residing The couple exchanged wedding on Baldwin ltopd, GiogeUviUc, fol- vows recantly at Labs Orion Metb-1 owing a Niagara Fails honeymoon odist Chmrii before the Rev. Al-are newlyweds Mr. and Mr*. Niles hart B. Johns. Seme 2B0 guests Edward Otoon._____________- ; witnessed ■■■■■ Parents ef the bride, the . fanner Eleanor Mae Glagell, am On Sept It the association will the Fr.nct* otageits *f soot honor Patricia Burton in apprecto- DRYDEN - The Diyden Arm Development Association kicks off a boy fall schedule with a bus!-meeting At Dryden High School at t p.m. Sept. 15. The bride chose a floor length Chantilly lace gown featuring a scalloped hem. bouffant skirt, scalloped sabrina neckline and pointed sleeves for her wed- tiara of pearis her fingertip She carried and stdphan-otis atop a white Bible. Matron of boner was Mrs. WO- tion for the public recognition her Shetland stud development at Burton Farms has brought to the arm. Mias Burton win show prize Shetland pontm at the reception which begins at "2 p.m. The association's annual Community Night at Lapeer County Park will wind up die month's activities Sept 29. The outing sterts *“ pot luck dinner At 6:30 p.m. Olson of Poetise, sister Avondale Baptists -to Hear Gospel Trio County's Young GOP Club to Hear Labor Talk The Oakland County Young Republican Club W& hear a talk on "The Labor Take-Over of th County Democratic Organization' at its regular monthly meeting next Tuesday in the Birmingham Community House. In-law *t the bridegroom- Brides-maids were Sharon Olson, sister ef the bridegroom, Virginia Lewi, of Lowell and Indy Harry efLakeOriea. Flower girl was Reme Elmy. cousin of the bride. Assisting his brother as best man as William ¥. Olson of Pontiac. Seating the guests were his other brothers, Ano H., Robert and George Olson and Frank Ginger., brother of the bride. Mrs. Jfaan lowiey ofBloomfield Township, housewife and GOP party worker, will be the speaker. The meeting, wMdi gets under way at 8 p. m. is open to any paeon between the ages of 18 and 35. Refreshments will be served. reception was held in the Gtngeilville Community Center following the ceremony. Guidance Group to, Meet AVON TOWNSHlk* - the Rochester Arm Youth Guidance Committee will meet at 8 p.m. Itaeeday at Michigan state University Cak- ing a member can attend. AUBURN HEIGHTS - The Ken .pjple Trio from Detroit will present a program of gospel music at 2:30 p.m. Sunday at Avondale Baptist Church, 2156 Auburn Road. An afternoon of entertainment, including pony rides for children, will begin at 12:30 p.m. with public pot-luck dinner, according to the Rev. Alger Lewis, nastor. There is no admission charge. Regular church services will be at 11 a.m. with Sunday School dames slated at 10 a.m. Clarkston Scout Troop to Moot Again Monday CLARKSTON — Boy Scoot Troop US, sponsored by the Clarkston “ piU t Church, will resume weekly meetings ht 7 p.m. Monday at the church. All boysll years and older wishing to join toe troop have been ‘ to attend fid*initial meeting with their fathers. To imitate, a live teacher, said, toe individual student desk incorporates a sound motion pic ture machine and electronic de-. _ each tfudent to tedte (through push button naponsm), and to take the motion picture instructor. CAPABILITIES FIX SPEED A student may progresa through his subjects at the maximum rate hi* own capabilities permit, with disregard for the program of his can be prepared in krwi titles ■ by conventional, low-cosi film printing methods. When a group ef trasses I* Slow itudents, Instead of An entire semester's work, can repeating brief eeettons of toe lesson by pressing a reverse button. ■ ' A simple chest-proof testing procedure checks and records the ■tudent'i retention at the end of each lemon. »»■«■ the film arrives at a written test qaestlm the machine automatically stops. The qnes may be ef toe tree er fatso So tar South Lyon is the only community In toe proposed area that has made plans to place the Issue before voters In the Novem- ber election, However, with little interest expressed by other communities, South Won Mayor Rom Snclilr has stated there Is a good posaibU-ity that the city may remove the question from the ballot. film copies for tl The vote Is necessary since basic proposition would authorize the hospital authority to levy a UV cent tax on each $1,000 of assessed valuation. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Needham, of 304 E. Livingston Road, Highland. announce the engagement of their daughter Caryl to Paul Sanford, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sanford, 1420 N. Garner Road, Milford. No wedding date has been set. -The public has-been Invited to ton m man, masting to ton South Lyew Etomewtary Schaai. Drayton Plains, Virgil Smith of Garden City, James Howard of Royal Oak, and the bride's coin*, James and Ranald Hamm d Rochester. The bride, the farmer Alice Sue Ennis, Is toe daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Ernest Ennis of 324 Oak St. The bridegroom's parents an Mr. and Mrs, James Dempsey of 810 Ottawa St., Troy. Far her wadding tbs bride chess a gowa af silk ergaasa with a lam bodice, wrist-length sleeve* and a eeaMaped nsehfla* Flower girl Penny Reinke and ringbeaier Roger Reinke are toa ~ bridegroom's ostm aiit~BMiKf*~ A reception was held in flw church Mil following tot ceremony. The newlyweds wfil raridi at fiB Washington St., Royal Oak. A single strand of pearls, a gift from toe bridegroom, complemented her pearl-etudded down which held to place a veil of Wench illusion. She carried s bouquet of stephq-not is centered with a white orchid 'll white Bible. Carolyn Ennis waa maid of honor tor her sister. Bridesmaids were Juanita Borst of Pontiac, Gerda Tregkrwn of Detroit and the bride's cOusin, Linda Ennis of Rochester. They may watt utH the spring First Meeting Tonight proposed area are NorthviUe, Wix-Novi. 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MINNEAPOLIS tUPli - Jin j they become accustomed to ;the|Han$on, 11, and Marty Dunn, 12,j ROCHESTER, Minn. (OJPI) —.jehahge..' [and classmates are close chum*j Small pillows, shaped Ilk* a beanj - 11 " 1 ' who often da things together. f ss t siLaSM** bo1""jaiw attend1 n -E_ /.**. «« the same day. Jimmy <* 2mded!Lab' iflPalfe** 5e"hfJS - iTourtfy Criminal Court tocr-ry-{off a swyig at «sfepM, g^y broke ; About 190 craftsmen in England I these days heysnae tamwii are Mill roofs. They arelgrowmg wheat Shorter to *oc«p- ; using more rye straw than wheat modate comUMbharveatert. __| Mayo Clihic staff, L Ull u ^ _____. .__________ „ ?"*?*** -j^t? ^4^ ♦—» ;)», gwitchbiade knife Judge Shel>'« eight arm 6 -the name spot jTth and rirclm- {' Priclqnan says sudden tempera-5 by Cox sentenced him to »days^While playing basketball «“ , by flrst deputy Soviet jture changes give many patients in £U. r after their 0" AN AU *11ul Mrxkan railroad strike. ' Their under-spy. Morton Sobel.j * * a v had.already made It to.the border.; Mrxico * Ntudirdly neutral in! rare instance of ! the world power struggle, but it Sotat vha .. PEPW feting tor UJ. authorities. £ d3iens”both j however. He is now in Alcatra*. communist sympathize!* and non-T^Tiree years age. wftel eoaaler- Communists who Just plain dts- like the United States and all ■ works. Cornell University Sees 12 'New Year'* Days' I New York atoefcbraker Alfred K. j Stern sad Me wife, the former ; Martha Dadd, daughter of a oae-i time UA ambaaaader, m mem 1 hera at a Soviet spy stag, they were located Using, in arcuatem-, ed luxurj. In Mex lea. Indicted j here a* spies, they fled to BUT YOU CAN I r“eko^*kU JOIN SEPT. 1© I But Moscow’s Mexican head ! 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Haf-1charged that Robe president of the big union of [McShane the time it was investigating nipt ion charges against some teamster leaders. be two trade drivers. Steve] McManus,; Muck driven. Hoffg has fought 1fce monitors since they were ijamed to supervise- ~ nearly three yean ago. ....dr ♦ * - The appeals court in effect ruled that It should not act now until such time as McShane might actually be appointed chairman of the three-man monitor board. Hoffs was left free to challenge him *«aln then. :The court asked the U.S. District Court to consider new' mafcr- them at i Kennedy's Pi be' nfew material was not specified, IPcould include affidavits Soviets to Insi: on Council OK Want U.N. Nations Approve OAS Pressure on Dominican Republic FAST F I.IKK HONOKKH — Vice Adm Clarence E. Ekstorm, commander of the Pacific •Fleet Air Force, pins a Distinguished Flying Ctoss on Marine Ll. Col, Thomas II. Miller, 37, in Los Angeles Wednesday for making what die Navy claimed was a world closed course speed Hound Dog Goes "razy, Crashes Missile Defies Efforts to Destroy It and Lands on Alabama Farm . SAMSON. Ala. (API—A" supff sonic Hound 'Dog missile left Its course, defied rflortk to destroy and tore a crater in. a .corn-No one was hurt. ■pie size of the .plump, 51-foot, air-to-ground weapon gave rise at first to reports that a plane had crashed. The missile went down Wednesday about two miles west of Samson In extreme south Alabama. ... • ♦' -The Air Force sent Investigators from Eglin AFB, Fla., to gather fragments In an effort to find out why the missile got out t hand. The Air Force said that a combination nf system failures caused It t« leave lt« designated course head northwesterly. The {range safety officer tried repeat-i jedlyto destroy It. ar rtoohi J record of 1,216;7F miles an hour Tuesday. The I The missile hit on Vidtor Me flight was made over a 310-mile triangular course Cullough's farm and dug a crater ANNOUNCING Joe’s Army-Navy Surplus in their New and Larger Quarters at 19 S. SAGINAW /Acroft From Pontiac Stale Bank) _i—----——; 7^ ”--~’ Come ln and Browse Around at Edwards AFB, Calif., in sit F4HI; Phantom 11, a twin-j^t carrier-based plane. At left Is Miller's wife the former Ida Mai Giddings of Topeka, Kan. Wednesday. The two said that ready to demand before the Se-j lLobert F. Kennedy’ cursed them curity Council today that all mem-rihd brpwbeat them in an effortbers of the U.N. loin In world-1 to get their support for McShane.!wide pressure against the Domini-« . : \ ir * w - lean Republic. ,- Kennedy, brother of Democratic! * * * Residential candidate John F. ] Informed sources said - Soviet] Kennedy, made no immediate Deputy Foreign Minister Vasily i reply to the affidavits. Robert'Kuznetsov would make his appeal ----------------r-»." 1 .....[in a resolution calling on the ll-j {nation body to approve the Aug.! 20 resolution of the Organization! ’{of American States, -------—z—1 ! Kuznetsov requested today's! •2 council meeting last Monday. He I i . . , . * --LANSING ititutioii increasing tile talni __WfdRfBduy llyflliiTio t gag «a ' • feomas Schweigert of Prtoskey is tion such as the OAS. were not £^4 E state CanvM«rs, of the!Umitat^ *** ^ [help the commuters get homejifl PllOIl& DOOk------------------------ j- - closely fought race for valid unless approved by the proposed amendments to the. Shall Section 23. Article X of earlier-got off to a smooth start '-7 ' - ' * - T* -* — ■ - -------- I RALEIGJfc N.(\ (API — A.B.C. j Johnson' has wflhdrat Petoikey Man Ruled Winner of Nomination Nov. 8 Ballot Wording for Con-Con Released Playgoers Cotton to Earlier Curtain NEW YORK (API—Broadway' about 30 feet across and six feet ! deep. Part of it stayed In the! {enter, and part somersaulted* •over*50-foot pine trees—taking (he] tops out of some—and came down; about 250 yards away. j j Souvenir-seekers carried off numerous pieces of wreckage. The j Air Force said it needed them re-1 tumed for its study of the crash. —:-------- y \ jDtops Lawsuit Jdnner in the Republican nominee for state {council. {state Constitution as they will a’p-t h e Michigan Constitution be {Wednesday night, jenator in jhe 29th District. 1^ Members of the OAS. ingludtng |rg|. in thr riTV ft k.iif, ■» th~ limtfttnn! Only a small iBut Cait TitUs of Alpena; the *** United States, have token the] ■. , loser; has Indicated he may take-Position that they had full author ] picurwwu, » the case to court. ]ity to.condemn the Dominican Re-j Proposed amendment to Article : The canvassing board Wednes-jP*1^ for alleged intervention iniX of the Michigan Constitution add-guy declared Schweigert the Win-1 Venezuelan affairs and call for {mg a Section 2S relative to school (far by 15 votes over Titus, runner {diplomatic and economic meaa-{bonds arid state loans to school up in the six-mim GOP tattTe fOT- urp* °* enforcement. . districts. the seat vacated , by Sen. Frank; * • • • ■ * j Shall Artide X of the Michigan Andrews, R-Hiilman. | OAS foreign ministers, meeting Conjtjtution be amended by add- last month at San Jose, condemned iing a ^ section 23 authorizing '■eg we #. imr n !*^e Dominican Republic on|the state to borrow such amounts Pi Y V jehtogea of violating human rightsL, are ^quir^ on g, faith and N Is N ^ land recommended that Americanist for ^ purpoae of making republics cut diplomatic relations loanj tQ >choo| ^4^ to paj with the Dominican Republic and|cmain Khool is^ed before [taker-economic -measures- nmim **- . ,. lature. subject to limitationsto, „ • .. . . "— . prescribe the conditions of such The United States wap under- |oans. amj authorizing the levy of stood to feel that the Soviet re- taxM by £Chool districts without ■quest should be aired by We «un jlimitation as to tale or amount foi Foil? Service, Inc. I1? de^p,!T *n*5r" {payment of school bands and state (that no U.N. action was needed and that the Soviet move was another attempt to meddle tn the ------------------------------------ PBpPOftAL NO. J— Western Hemisphere. Proposed amendment to Section ticket holders forgot aWout the advanced time. TO CALIFORNIA eboa^swciiss a san nuNCtact • BAN DIEGO b OAKLAND Hawaii $80 Extra U Enfftnc DC-SB PreunrixA Airliner. ---------- “ KmU ’80 <129 HifKItnd ltd. fOpposite Poatiac Airport) Oft I-1254 PROPOSAL NO. * Proposed amendment to Section Wl{ of the Michigan! 'Constitution relative to constitii-i tional conventions. * + # Shall Section 4, Artide XVII of the Michigan Constitution be| amended to provide for submitting the question of calling a constitutional convention at the biennial | spring election in 19(1 and each 16th year thereafter!—to provide 1 that the question of Catting h cbifn vention shall be (tedded by a majority of those Voting on the question; and to provide for the cicctwm: of one delegate for each; ■state senator and one delegate for jeach state representative to which I {each such district is then entltled,| {and. for the time and (dace of meeting? Copper City Miner Killed WHITE PINE W]—Arthur O. Ryding, 36, Copper’City miner, 1 was killed Wednesday at the White Pine Copper Mine when struck ay a steel beam which-'fell while ’> ■■*-ing fitted into the roof of an un-Iderground room. jtIBIi.lklO against 1-Uiihem Hell T jeph(;tii> C6. He had charged the] utility listed him as a liquor deal-dr in Its classified directory. Johnson, of Wendeil, N.C., gave: no reason for the action, taken! Wednesday in federal district! court. I For North Carolinians,. “A.! also means Alcoholic Beverage Control, the title given state-op-j erate^ whisky retail stores. Wotdi for Big ENTIRE STOCK Reduction _ Carpet Sale Up to 60% Discount* Jane Lee Advance Fall SALE Formerly told to 12.99 Transitional dark cot* tons, new fabrFc blends in plaids, solids and combinations. lane £ee DOWNTOWN STORE ONLY 41 N. Saginaw St. BUY THE THINGS YOU NEED AND WANT ON LIBERAL CREDIT TERMS...UP TO 36 MONTHS TO PAYl \ ! TWENTY-TWO Bloomfield Doings of Interest Food Time for Baby Excusable Womens Section Inga Still Causes Problems DEAR IN: Children 8 year* old Mid younger don't belong in a park,, a garage! or any- DEAR ABBY: I married a man (£fwedish) who was married before to a niot Swedish ■jr lin U1NDUU BLOOMFIELD HILLS—St Dunstan'a * Guild wiH'grt to Confidential to "DROWNING MY SORROWS*' ft won't work. Baddy. fkarnwa can girl, named new season Sunday afternoon In the Cranbrook Pavilion at t punch party New president is John Warner. Mr. and Mrs. John Ailmaq are chairmen of a ri-ange ment s. 1 a si VrCdFy Carlenc Martin, the Bud Adamses- Mr. wit Mrs. James Maunders and the At Renting Your is foolish formal- lowing his Mend to bring them and he ta unfair-to expect you-to put up with it. If hubby is too timid to educate his trirnd iWesnoon. My baby's feeding Mate is five o'clock so when it got to he that time !*«• Lara and Inga were married 12 years. Inga died. - Lam and f have bees married nine years and hit mother s t i l l calls me "Inga." Also. nhied myself and went out 1 was gone hbout twenty min- that I committed no rudeness Answer: Having explained ‘ to your guests that you had to iscd your baby and asked them tyrs Church. Foreit Hills, Long Is keep them company . Drive., -They - had—spent Uu tcutrmvT months in Manche ; wore white roses with a pjum shade jacket dress of silk crepe. an stlU has nearly hall her life to life. What is she to do? at all. Colleges rep Spark of Parkway Drive. Sylvan Lake (r 'cpriicd pledges Cynthia Hansz of McClint (second from left) and Joan Grahek of Drive......• ; THE POXTiAC PRESS. THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 8. 1080 Dear Mrs. Post 1 am expecting a baby .shortly and if it Is a girl would like to name h-r for my mother-in-law who has an unusually pretty name, Is it necessary fo add any suffix to her name in die way that Jr; is added when a hoy it named for Ms grandfather? Answer: The correct feminine suffix..is Yr. (Younger*). However* until she is ggown, I don't think there will be any confusion between the two. and even then-there is apt fa be very little since your mother-in-law .is Mrs. John Jones and your daughter .Miss Mary. Jones, Set Initial Meeting will bokl its first meeting of the fall season at 8:30 p.m Wednesday Mrs. Jack Pelts Of Queensbom Street. Farming-ton. will be hostess to th* group at this time. Final plans were set at a congenial "iete-a-ica nun three jor another annual Waterford Tonn ship Junior 4'hamber of Commerce Auxiliary tea* Jay cette Mrs, Rudolph Mansfield poured the tea for'Mrs. James K. Wil• will be married Sept. 17 to litty Grant Bratton Jr. whose parents,v the senior Brattons Of Detroit wdl • give , fihe”jw” hearsal dinner next Friday at Mir Detroit Golf Oub.------------- Mr. an! Mrs- George W. Romney riH be hosts at a dinner parjy tor the young couple next Tuesday In their East Valley Road home. ■ * ♦ * $tr*. Ch-rleTT. Moore Jr, entertained at a surprise luncheon this afternoon in her ■ home hi Lahser Road, honor-ing Susan Hodges whose marriage to Martin Hardingham of SL James, N'ortharopton-shirr, England, will take place Dcc^.2?. .Susan will return.' Friday to New York where she has been living this year' ’ * * * Mr and Mrs, Walter 0." Hriggs Jr. re.umrd last Thun-day to their home tn Martell’‘ "gnfl Mrs. " William their Franklin Rosd -horiic lot: their bouse guests: Mr. and Mrs. Richard Wiles .'f Don’t Hide From Grandma, Says Abby For Abby's pamphlet. "What Teen-agers. Want to Know," pend 25c and a large, self-addressed. stamped env elope tn care of this paper. Marcella. Ann Walker Wed in Easte body Mid her. * ■ * a Here is my problem. J sat on the porch at-my mother-in-law's house last Sunday and -had to run and hide four times when they heard a car coming. They say it would be hard to explain to Grandma about Inga. Do you think that's right? „ v LARS' SECOND W IFE —PEAR WtFE: Of course Ids no; right! If Lara, or your t mother-in-law don't want to introduce-you b^Lars' wife, introduce yourself. But for good-aakes, don't hide. : Or ■ ft ' ft ' DEAR ABBY: T am crazy about a guy who lives on' my block but lie doesn't even know ., I'm alive. He is areal doll and hams Jr., amt Mrs. Arthur Sultry as a preliminary to the 3 to -5 p.m. Sunday party to _ Ite held at the Mansfields' Pontiac LaJie road home in Waterford Township* time I see him. I have done Cverythtlig i could . think of to ■Ai, to mental..but ,ifx as _________ns:c. ”, A reception at the Forest llills Inn followed the vows pledged to the Rev. George Shreck. ★ * ' 'ft ., Raymond Toohe.v escoi led his niece, the former Marcella Ann Walker, daughter of Mrs. Milford • A. Walker of Whltte-ipore Street* and the late Mr, Walkfr, War husband is the son of Mrs. John F. Gibbons of l Jackson Heights, Long bland, • —N.Y., and the late Mr, Gib-, <1 a a * A princess silhouette with el-_ bow sleeves and circlet neckline distinguished thV bridal “15wn of candlelight sculptured -brocade by Galina. Soft un-. pressed pleads from the side waistline burst 'into, a bouffant skirt ihrid chapel. train. Silk illusion veiling tell from crown of hand rolled-silk Cunniffee served as ushers. All lire of Jacksoa Heights, Long Island. * * ~ ft ' Mutation shades of violet 1 chiffon were styled with ■ soft fullness for" the mother of the bride. Mrs. Gibbons chose a sheath dress of royal blue silk satin. The bridegtoqm is'a graduate of New York City College and Atencon lace petals. The ' bride held a prayer book Mrs. William R. Tracy Jr. of Naples, Fla., arrived Sun-day for a visit with her mother Mrs. Mildred Ibserr jf Graefield Court. . He is 17. Why doesn't he go An* Met-— Jl'ST THIRTEEN __1___—• Sc, »... fit-) _ DEAR JUST THIRTEEN: Maybe he's superstitious. Wait -a while and maybe your hick -will change with your age. '— stephtnotit. —^4,-.,!-! * ft * ___Mary Ellen Walker. Inwiltz- iengtb blue mist chiffon, with satin cummerbund, was her ' sister's maid of -honor, she carried a 'cascade of pink Husband Ib Robert Jenks Carolyn Knisely Weds Sue Knisely and Robert C/ Jenks were solemnised by Dr. Milton H. Bank Saturday evening in Central Methodist Church', White gladioli in fan-shaped arrangements were placed on the al'a<*.' The William J.Knisely* of Sntasota Avenue were hosts at tlicir daughter's reception in ,he church parlors. The Ray- -mond Jenksesol Oaknoll Street; parents of the bridegroom, received with them. ; * * a ** A cloche cap of groograin ribbon secured the fingertip veiling of silk illusion which complemented the bride's gown of white nylon over satin and tidle. Nylon embroidered applique formed t h e portrait neckline and cap sleeves. The bouffant skirt which fell from a basque waistline extended Into a hill rtiapel train. The bride also wore a pearl-centered peart necklace, gift of the bridegroom. White rosrs and stephanotis comprised the bride's cascade bouquet. WEARS BLUE LACE Honor maid Jeanette Brat tarn appealed in pale blue face and nylon with matching floral aoot-qur Shp r*-r:eH hln» and white carnations. Donqp Jean knisely attended her sister as bridesmaid in yellow lace and nylon,- Her flowers were yd'ow and white carnations.^ William J. Knisely Jr. assisted the bridegroom as,, best man. Ushen were Dwie Wight-man and Marty Rose. Leaving tor the l^>per Pen, insula, the new Mrs. Jenks wore a red plaid cotton The couple will live in Pontiac. Farm, Garden Tea on Monday The Walnut Lake Branch of the Woman's National Farm bership Jca wiU be 12:30 p.m. Monday at the Lone Pine Road. Bloomfield Hills home of Mrs. E. T. Hangsteffer. • " V • * a * Guest speaker will be ifnT Byron Zuker. garden editor of the Detroit Times and aute-wide-known flowrer arranger.” Mrs. llangstefler. hostess; Mvs. M. DT Norlsnd. Mrs. A E. Lofquisi and Mrs Frank Nag-eh’oort wil seive as- the fea-rommittee. Philathea Picks Officers X First Baptist Church's First Philathea Class met Tuesday for a "sdlOQi girl',' luncheon and business meeting. : Kyle Wilson conducted the election of officers which named Mrs. Margaret Putman president. "' ~ .* * _ .Jt v . Also elected w ere M-s. Phi.ip Adams, firqt vice .president; Mrs, George Cook second vifr-preaMeah Mrs. Emory Kalso. seeietaify; Mrs. Jack O'Brien, assistant secretary; Mrs. Harry - Haggard, treasurer: and Mrs. Florence Harcourt, assistant treasurer. . Mrs. Ida Bryon n « -§Ma reporter with Mrs. Suard Schultz as assistant. Others chosen were Mrs. Howard Barnett pianist; Mrs. Harcourt. chorister; Mrs. Barnett. teacher: Mrs. Mabel Westcott. first assistant: and Mrs,” EnTma Malady .____wemnd assistant, —-Mrs. Gertrude Williams was hostess to the 28 members. .severe ____ Wilson, companied by Mrs. Barnett, Mrs. Ida Bryan read devotions DEAR ABBY: My husband has a friend who burns me up He has three children under eight, and he has made a habit of bringing them to pur home, saying -he has to “take the children out of his wife’s hat” for a while." a , a He has kept those children up until 10:30 at night. My hiighnfiri cafla Wk ‘'iinrpflgnn- ' able" when I wants of his entertain them in a nark or somewhere. 1 am 38 and can't stand the noise. The hurt time my husband enteitaihed them In our garage because they were getting in MY hair. What \ on think of this? -■ JN MY H i and blue delphinium. George Callas was the beet man. John Reilly and Paul Hu8inegs Age Ends at 40 Life Is Rough for ‘Old’ Women Junuaiy lows ore planned I> y Judith H. Gutzke. daughter of the Leland -Guixkes of Baldwin Road. ’ atid Tipton Jr., son of the Graver L. Tiptons of Adelaide btredt. By PHYLLIS BATTELLE NEW YORK — In America.. where youth and glamor ate revered, there is a genuine ~ Tear — particularly” among women — that the senile life begins at 40. < . At 40. comes the distaff dilemma: The children are quite capable of caring for themselves. The husband is quite busy with, his careef; The bore- And yet, with a life expec-—rancy Bf T7; today*! 40 lsh uam- ln her haste to get martini,* she developed only one specialty, home management. Thanks to modern medicine and- cosmetic*, she stiff feels young and looks young — but the country in rwhich she lives does not consider her a spring chicken. Rather, if she wants now^^ to take on a job. she must toss herself into the business World as a law-salaried sp-" prentice; if, indeed, she cart tltr~Buaii&ss WP P1 d her, services or t more and mate middle-aged former housewives enrolling, to finish courses interrupted By marriage, or to refresh minds on special subjects which once were the prime interests of girls . who had >ricf careers before motherhood. HIRING WOMEN Some big businesses also are reportedly break! n g down their old prejudice against —Mriag" "fa rather. proud,*’ - she has to say, "that I’m not- pros-tia^p. AH this heat." GUTZKE igbt) wel-lock Road Wenonah h) the field o( the arts, for-—mer housewives seem *to con- -gregate even more avidly, enrolling in painting courses, ap plying for little theater groups, joining writing dubs. The creative urge is strong but, again, the professional opportunities are minimal. ]- - ♦ a - ■*“— Qne might look at the tal- ented elderlies in the fiibd^ ot the arts and presume ‘there is a good chan^e* (hat late-de-veloped talents may be turned into lucrative professions. But the unparalleled success of Grandnyt Moses has misled u*. * * a The vast Majority of Ameri-ea's over-40 painters, writer*, musicians and actors will be found to have made their start and their reputation* in thrir twenties, and mgrety broadened and flourished with the yean,------ A notable exception to this ' rule arrived fma England last month in the form of Margaret Rutherford — sometimes known as "queen of the eccentrics** in British theater. 'The driightful jutting-j a wed woraaa, known to American movie fans for a. variety of enormously funny roles datesft in the comic hit. "I’m AH Right. Jack"), was not “dis-tf until she was past J That was a tew decades ago. and what don she have to ' say far hersrif as' ahe re-hearses for * ft* si way comedy of the upcoming seasoii, "Farewell, Farewell, ^Eugene”? ............ f Miss' Rutherford, b e c am e stage-struck at the age at seven playing the bad fairy in “The Sleeping Beauty,” She knew, suddenly, "What life Is all about. That is. being somebody else is -much mors Am than beiag real and earnest ' QUIT DREAMING —But, of courses there was iwj time or money to gt into the theater when ahe was seven, or even when she was 30; she taught school, instead. When she was 33. Miss Rutherford decided enough dreaming was enough, and went io -the Old Vic to audition tor acting lessons. She finally,had saved the necessary 40 guineas to study. ,% After the audition, tha dlrec-tor asked. "What make* you ' want to do itj" Miss Rutherford persisted, was accepted. But after a season s training, the Old Vic let .her go. ♦ * * "I waa very hurt," die recalls. “nod I had to live. I went back to teaching.’* * * ei It wais several year* later that, aicting in aunateur .theatricals, ahe waa "found** and urged to go to London. In middle aget she made the break and . like a girt of 16. camped out on producers stoops. She became a star only after nearly • hall-century of dreaming and working. Is there hope, that, that a woman' of talent can get a break in England after atiddle-«*e? "Qte, l»0," said Miss Rutherford sadly. “My case was unusual — most incredibly unusual,” Until big business and t)W ana Wake up. to the advances . , hi geriatrics, it seems the opportunities, or lack of them, will continue to haunt j the are ttving in the age of op pgrtunity — bu.t the age, still, is under .40. ■ .... j.... White Glads Bank Altar for Standard-Moron Rite White gladioli adorned the altar in St, Benedict Church.. ; Saturday . noon for the mar-:Tiage of Barbara Ann Motel to John R, Standard of Chicago. The Rev. Robert Wyz-goski officiated, , »' * ♦ A reception in the 'Coleman ... Drive honjp of the Homer J. Morans in Waterford Town-ttiip followed their daughter s-nuptial*. The bridegroom is— the son of Verne Clyde Standard of Toulon, 111. and the late Mrs. Standard. IN FALL PHADK9 Mrs.! David Latta of Olivet and Sharon Franklin in apricot , organza over taffeta, with tangerine cummerbunds, served as bridesmaids. Mrs. Thofowj Bryce was her aister s honor matron, wearing tangerine or-_’ ganza with apricot rummef-bund cascading into a bustle. Fall wheat was added to their cascades of chrysanthemum r in autumn shades. * * .* The bridal gown of white Chantilly lace featured a mold-•ed-bodice* and tieged hooo skirt of lane with chattel tm'-n . of satin. The short butterfly -chapel veil was°"secur’d hv a tlnra of crystals and’ pearls Lilies of the valley and orchids comprised the orhK* cascade bouquet. * * * The bridegroom had James Grizzle of Chicago for his hte man. Seating the priests wefc the. bride's brother Duane Moran and Arthur Angfad o* Battle Creek. cotton knit costume suit worn with Hack iccemorles The couple will Ifoe fa Bell wood. "BIT ' The (tale pink sheath dress of pure silk selected by Mrs. Moran for her daughter’s wedding was styled with a bodice of Chantilly -time' lace.. She wore an orchid coresie. Attending the wedding from Little Falls, Minn, were tht^ '■ bride’s grandparents, the David Morans, Loretta Morrn,-the John Shimeks and Rosemary Shimek. ’ Her godmo'hc . Mrs. Frank Sontos came fir mi; Oakland, Calif, for the nuptia's. • To begin thp honeymoon at Niagara Falls, the new :«•$. Standard donned an ollt'e vycw MRS. JOHN ft. 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Auditions ,atw schfeduled lor OPEN IVIRY NIGHT TO lw 1 Ce- AA;~L«.«I r~U..Ullt*Er • fft-aiviuainted lee at * month of September. w w ^ 1 bt. Michoel Church pm Tuesday in the Mark Twain Currently Pan* are under way! wise .homemaker Mill remember not to attempt any job with > her nails that can be done „ *noA> easily with scissors or pliers. Lutheran Women Talk ■..of Gifts auditor a spiritual program wlih the! "Havli* fltfw That tW(ter“ w»r w»me Utmto iw ttvrynpo ' ithe theme ~far~8t. John Lutheran j Far further information math' Church'* Augualgna L u t,h e r Sponsored by the Pontiac Pr jbcmhlp chainftan Mra. Michanl fy.,,,^ u„n>fn TVft1 -1 a am t j ■ “ n ALlL*. ‘UK Arms an* pminR)ii iiminai ' w‘— evening Members' discussed sue I munity" and "Service to Our Or ganiutiarc*——-------=——----- for Patricio Bockes !***'■ ^toNky^iworniHft nuptials ;partmcnt of Parka amt Rccrci-jPattercon of drace K Court W ill?,8?' cnUt'ch. Pwwf O inon the chorus meets Tuesdays atjlerfoid. may be rxmtacted. iPricbe anci tiis brkte. tbetarraer* D ------ T . - . f" ' j Patricia Ann Backea. departed on ia Northern Michigan honeymoon <>e*rge K. tkwtt. director, an ^ 4 w - aounees that Fhartes Wilson, The Rev. Rtchanf Lauinger of *^k**r* *" ,rp* (Our Lady of Sorrows Church. m"**p <*••«*• "■ * »«'•»■ ■ Farmington, performed the cere-; MReb1*1 Imony at altar banked with' ^ iriZl i white gladtott: Supp-hose1 bv MOIUP On your feet a Tot? Fool good, look good in Supp-hose stockings Treat yourself to comfort with the accent on all-nylon - SupP'h stockings that gently support your legs . . look as good as they foe/. Economical, tool Certified wear tests prove that Supp-hose stockings save you money—Iry a pair! When you sfce how Supp-hose pamper your legs you'll understand why they have become a favorite with smart housewives, mothers-to-be and working women everywhere. Sizes 8’7 to 11, Short, Medium, long. ^95 ■, pr JuU say 'CHARGE IT* at Federal'* | Blaine Priebc stood as his broth iWi heat man. They are the sms of Mra. Claire Culrighl of Hopkins [Street and Otto Priebe of MutnV ;Street. Pontiac Township. Jumc. K. Lauinger and Daniel Stark * j, The mother of the bride chose; :rpse beige lair oyer taffeta, with; beige and .pink acre saw tcs. Mn, iPriebe was attired in turquoise ilacc over taffeta. Both mother* lumr white nitrations, Tome Eyebrows Are your eyes tparkluig. lashes clfap and wall brushed, your eyebrows wall > combed’.' If you'-, don't have-a special eyebrow—brush 1 use ■ spare 'toothbrush to work up • thick soapy lather. * 0 4 First scrub eyebrows against the direction in which the hair* grow: then work the "nghl way" again and again with rich suds. Rinse and brush r brows to a silky smoothness. I The solo "There Is a. Bairn In iCilead" was sung by Mrs. Eugene Danielson. |by Mrs, Roy Lewis - Hostesses Helen txwre.—Jutraj | Nelson and Ruth WiRiamsm [served refreshments In connac-lion with the group's 33td annl-j .vernry. Will Entertain Rebekah Lodge Mrs. How-aid Smith1 of South Adams Road will entertain members of Pontjac Rebekah Lodge No. ISO Tuesday. • * * A The local lodge recently was guest for n picnic at Avon. Paric. Rochester, given by Pssl .Noble Grands Chib of Rochester. Mrs. Viola Hopp was host 48 N. Saginaw St.M Girls' and boys' imort school togs for o confident wall-dresssd feeling . .. end smart Budfetinf. HANDSOME BOYS' COTTON New £ fi t l a r treatment . with s masculine - sir. *. kShawls, yar&ity or crew'necks Checks, nr pdbqMBfc___Sizes. 3 to 7—i Girls' Bulky OU SWEATERS see a preview of this season's newest millinery os In; traduced by our - pc rsonobte goesf. join u.% for Refreshments, and Informal Modeling throughout the dot. 48 N. Saginaw Marl. (rtf fuis. . w w W PRO AN'D CON Others felt dangers from what Those saying they would join ttiey said was the growing strength unions said they would do so tojof unions, protect themselves against lay-J "It seems lately .that they arc hole ration,” said Peterson, 17, of St. Louis, who! But Darwin Doss, 19. of Pocatello felt unions have lost consider- CALBI MUSIC CO. PARK FREE IN REAR 119 N. Saginaw FE 5-8222 -y-‘ . Invites you to/Ity ‘ ...AMERICASFAVOR/FE FAMILY TOILETRIES f COLGATE DEHTM.SREAM Best Tasting Way to Fi ght Tooth Decay 5331* SIZE 64 OA5F POWOR PACKED ■ 98* SIZE 14$o«f HALO SHAMPOO Derive tbpseBsy Qmtdk.el; . 7. nuiukum' I ' fsdsy’s Dq«M geM Hoi* * WILDROOT CREAM-OIL* Osf toeslb Ort ' y ' WUrm Cnmm.6* for ' REGULAR 60*SIZE IKwy REGULAR 30*SIZE 6 59* SIZE 12 ^ oifiF REGULAR 39* SIZE lO^ off SUPPLY LIMITED...BUY TODAY! 'V high-heeled beauties by those master artists of fit and fashion, Foot Flairs, In black suede 1495 THJS POKtlAC PRESS, THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 6, IMP TWEXTY-8EVEX Ann Arbor I Junior Grow TooF—t Is Scene of Wedding Ethel Huntwork and Wiljiorta C. Addison on Honeymoon ■ _ [Gold Star Keeping Him ‘Fit’ Not Easyi^^j Grahek. Pamela Griffin, Cyr-thia Hanu andjtatky Jackson Dr. Henry Kuizenga officiated at] the maniac* of Ethel Theresa Huntwork and William C. Addison Saturday evening m the First Presbyterian Church. Am Arbor. ■eeewtag with the tode'a par eats Mr. and Mrs. C. ft. Bm- ■y Mscnaxi utmus For many parents D Dey comes ia Htptomber D stands for dts-j crepancy — the discrepancy be twaeh the alas Junior in this year year and the clothes he wore to ’ school last year! Napley and Martha Spark, respectively Honorary sponsor, unable to attend the Initiation, wee Mrs. Ruth W. Par Agendo Planned by Phi Alphas, T6 Attend Church, ______________ jSj'gyS**- MCronbrook rion bole ■ Keeps extras Plans in attend church services he « hoariftc party. A candy sale also is betac ptaaned. | Airs. DaogUa Ramari Mi he heesees far the mu tmftnms meet- s Chap- president of Phi Alpha ter el Beta Sigma “ was hostess far 1L . meeting at her home hi Rodudsr. The agenda tor f was outlined at the tng This month's m Mott Tin MmIi In CiDu mm wmtm MedeBjens of Alenoon lace, re-j-embroidered with sequins, en-j hanced the bride's gown of white taffeta which swirled into a chapel! trains She wore fingertip veiling1 dWi as a group on Gold Star Mothers unusiiM- h. arm* .. Day Sept 25 were made when the Whether he grew two inches or ^ u ^ Wodneeday a tour, the sight of him trying to BcmtaGfsen Amvet* Post. j get into hie leftover garment! Is] Member* will sponsor a rum-1 enough to make you develop frown mage sale Friday end Saturday ] Uma. . ." t__;______j ■ ■ , , > ♦ » AU mother. g« through thia BBMH by OHvej r^r—___ * ^ Burgess, president, wore Mrs. eapenaore a law Hates. They Irma Rutherford. Mrs. Cecil Briggs] wander where the money Is cam- and Mr*. Leone Hagberg. nominating from tn bny the neceemry-tlng: and Mrs. Edward McDonald] aew outfit*, and hew te hay iand Mn. Eva Welch, auditing. j nwri wtaety, aa that there will be, ] Barbara Cornell was p guest, a minimum of parchasm and a Hostess wee Mrs OUve Burgess minimum nf work and ~ft|------4 S Cranbrook Institute of. Science will continue the extend* ed schedule of extra public pianetoiium d * m onriraBons through Sept, 15. Showings on the indoor sky art given el S p.m Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays, in addition to the regular public showings which will continue throughout the year at 4 p.m Wednesdays and 2:30 and .1: % p.m. Saturdays and Sundays. September's topic is "AM-tumn Overhead." Mrs. Daniel D. Robbins and Margery Huntworic attended their sister as bridesmaids Marilyn Bell was honor maid and Gayle Robbins, flower girl. All Art of Ann Arbor. On the eaqidra eld* were Den-eld Andrews* of TpsUaati, beat nuuu with Daniel Rebbtas, Gar-aid Gtoaan of Plymouth and Rudrick Boucher of Btrmfaftham, The American Institute of Men's* Amies Hold end Boys' Wear answered a tew! *«, ____________. _____ questions for me. In the first place! ninnhi lOl ‘ it it encouraging, to know that the] IVII VI I V4VJI coat of hoy's clothing has gone up only 9.5 per cent in price to] ywr-the buyera since 1947. In the; same time housing shot up 36.3 per cent, health care, 55 per cent and] the over-all coat of living 36.3 per; Board to Meet for Luncheon Initiation The home of Rada Youngblood on East Hammahd Lake Road was o parted for the Amies' biannual formal initiation Wednesday evening. A buffet dinner followed the candlelight ceremony. After visiting Niagara Falls end Mackinac Island, the newlyweds will be at home in Ann Aibor. ' The bride Is a Junior at the] University of Michigan where her: husband is attending pre-denial school, His fraternity is Psi Omega. * The wonderful wash and wear garments which most of today's youth wear save time and money. Art Center. jVacationing Home Classes Will Be Started Then, of course, there ere the] wonderful wash and wear gar-| ments which' most of today’s youth wear. This clothing goes right into! the washer and out again to hang dry atod shape itself Heavier cloth- (fog such as sports Jackets And m,mbwihip ^ 28, *, trousers, suits and even rainwear,1 — - I can be cleaned in this easy way. j This goes for ihiito? W.'Thuf, thanks to science, your dry-dean- ing btlla m tyi_______ Bloomfield Hills Branch of the Woman's National Farm and Garden Association has scheduled a board meeting Monday at Whysall Farm, home of Mrs. Horace P. Shaw-on Woodward Avenue, Bloomfield Hills, Mrs. Howard C. McDonald, Mrs. Frederick G, Jaynes and Mrs. Howard VV. Sieggall will ,be hostesses for the luncheon. The coup's Country Fair will be Sept, 19. , Remove Dog Hair„ New members are Julia Bacon. Jane Biglar. Carol Bi— rant, Janet Crocker, Samira Curran, Sherri Dudley, Joan (UPII — A wet chamois will atered furniture without damaging the fabric. PEGGY’S SPECIAL 7 FRIDAY and SATURDAY . r je ’Jf SERBIN DARK TRANSISTION COTTONS WERE 12.95 - 14.95 - 17.95 aeektiea are the only Items or undergarments, aad your it of apparel that fit. y Take heart also that young peo- 1 I pie are dressing better and ere I more careful about good groom-|B weeks with my having to sandwich:ing than ever before. I have been;! By RL'TH M1LLETT . I want te to the morning. Just The Junior league of the gir-j A husband's vacation at home) keep the kids quiet, will you?' mingham Young People’s Art Can- ®“ • wood*rful tWn* “ **| "That'a how it went for I ter will begin classes Saturday, hi* wite survives it. Hie toll schedule is at follows: But judging from toe letters IL . _™ . . .. i___ ________ L . r Saturday, 9:30 a.m., 12 to 13-year-get from wive, just after their routin* **• “ £2^ 1 olds; 1p.m. S to 9-year-olds; and husbands have vacationed at And Ironing. 1 J I 3 p.m. 10 to 11-year-okis.. home.the wive* work harder dur-| “I'm not complaining beotuM “if * * * jy *»,.!»*.h-u^oio »ISL2! 'SI At 4 p.m. Tuesday will be an- * *** . other class few 8 to 9-year-olds, ' ,_ and at 4 Wednesday, a second clam on* (aly tnr in u jwrolrh __________L . My hushundx vacation h>Vi,,y’_w .'*!*”• —1 ~ # ..... , By popular demand, a darn fori** t!”"* 1 f” ^ ,tel It is A iact.thnt the reaulta have! 1 dressing promotes sloppy thAh-j! cation And he deserved It. ners. We Just have more self-ii "But whenever I hear a husband]Interest in the way we look. ,g •We took our vacation at >«* I fflotr softly in our Fall rollvrtioa of Fo-oriUnatvs 14 to 17-yearvoWa hps been addedito '* at 'JU!rt loafing have to bite my toifoue to ke^p]^ wonderful. We hear much I this year.* Students will meet Around. [from saying, ‘You mean YOU]l4ss today about "hOod” and oto-1 by MX.USTH this year; Students will meet Thursdays at 4 p.i The supervisor of toe desses, Glen Michaels, spent toe summer in Japan, living part of the time in a Zen Buddhist temple. Slimming? Jjm turn • Sm-3*t "Be had a tine time. Why not? I spent to* two weeks making him tod guest *f the hsple, aad now I need e vacation whkh, of coarse, I won’t get. "To give you a rough idea of] bow a husband's vacation at home WL0GLW00D BLUE • GOLDEN • CLAY affects the wife, our first day went like this. "I got up at the regular hour] in order to cook breakfast far the] children. Papa slept until 11 and woke up ready tor a big breakfast. ■tytir silhouettes in suede "By then the man of the house I decided we ought to have a neighborhood cook-out in our back yard and the kids Joined in to second the motion. won't be' any trouble." the! party planner assured me. He per- j sonall.v would go to the market and pick out the meat to barbecue and he would cook It. “NeedleM to say. I apent fhe afternoon preparing the teat of t' ' meal, getting the equipment to-! getber, telephoning the neighbors! hr Invite tlwm, y^t «o on. It waa * happy evening. "Bat by sight I was bushed aad my husband said This is the life. 1 eaa sleep as late as The most flattering lines, in the moil elegant | leather... suede. iV'i In two new Accent on Accessories Achieve an elegant look of . smart simplicity.— Here at the De Cor shop where fashion can be more taste than money . . . select your fall basic DRESS or SUIT... browse aroynd . . . add juit the —rtaht iouch; a SCARF or * an unusual piece of JEWELRY . . . not fust a hat* but THE HAT . . . HOSE with a hint of tint , r . GLOVES and HANDBAG in harmony. Know that you have selected the finest right down to their fashion labels. 26 W. Huron St S PEGGY Remember: We Are Now at Miracle Mile Shopping Center Open Eveningt Until 9 P.M. 100% Wed Knit Cardigan $10.95 Tonal 1>eed Skirt $10.95 Planet Blouse PEGGY’S MIRACLE MILE $495 Tweed Plaid 8Urt $17.95 Open Your Char go Account Note! Park at the Front Door l THE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER S, 1060 jrWEXTY-KIGHT It'D Be a lively Final Weekend Con-Con Urgers Step Up Efforts DrupCost Shield Asked by Army Cars to Race in Last Lap of Fair Potitiont Hovo Amplo Valid Namos Required for Slatiwtdt Veto Purchasing CWof Tolls Probors Ho's Roforred Casos to Justfco Dopt. LANSING On 3» With statewide j referendum aasured, supporters of , I a controversial constitutional cwi-n 1 i effort* to win voter approval Nov. i f WASHINGTON Sen JEates Kttouver. D-Tmn, la] exploring allegations of monopol-lade practice and profiteering by DqhUo Dronor, Chott and Bookeoss 119" easy terms ling Matching Msttress As Low OS $1.M WfOitly But Comparison to Aufiifl is cairi<gntng "irttb sM my heart wh^re he Is being treated for ah and strength" tor Sen. John F. infected left knee. Kennedy, who beat him tor the Dixon’s aide* said this was the nomination at Los Angelas in Jwy.jf|ra| time he had walked norm-* * *■ ally since he was admitted to the Stevenson, former governor of hospital Aug. 29. He had hobbled Illinois and the Democrats' choice - ^ “-J—1 tor president In 1E6* and BA used his first speech tor the Illinois Democratic organization at Wottrford Fire Laid to Combustion of Rags ^A garage tor causing H,79&| — *” ^ damage in Waterford Townrttipj Spencer W Briney. 21, of 43J lie drug industry DETROIT (UPI) - A RWrt of month-end buying .boosted new car talas 13 pgr cwd to Angnst over July galea. Ward’s Automotive Reports said today, [yesterday was started by spon-lgboreview ,Drive, is accused of tuneous combustion of oily paint entering the borne of a 55-year-old ram arcnrritnff to townshio fire-:.„i^«,.. till 10 and attrmntini? to rags, according to township Hre-L|dow Aug. 19 and attempting to[ Protests Poper Seimre ’state" ropventton Wednesday rg~* W P»«ige Midwest's Broiling Heat to End i”—"r ~ :• w tarn iwv. • provtav**. With only Chrysler Corp surpass- * f * tag its 1859 record. jjr said that he had asked Ken- Wsrd't sated that General Mo 'nedy, the Massachusetts acnatcr, tara recorded a 49.1 per into jm plat* Ills namrlH nomtoafidn toe OeTfl alibi Danwiiatli ■ nn»w^tnei In 19 days of AngnaL the Mgheet jisst "because of my belief that merit GM has achieved atone he had already oome to *aad tor American family! Briney has been freed Average dally aaleg were 18,924 I units daring the final 19 dajfs of 1 August and 17,737 tor the month! aa compared with 29,813 and 1S,TM( in 1959. i,^i - .t ■: i; w Of the 471.900 domestic car* sold during the month. GM accounted for 47.1 per cent; Ford 29.2 per 'cent; Chiylfer li-7’<*"*: ’ o^griiea Mntnri 7.3 per cent; and Studebaker-Packai-d 1.7 par cent. Ohk^ Vdungittr Drownr FENT(MT (APL- Keimettt Ifb Brooks. Mi of Ob. drowned in; Fenton Lake Wednesday night while swimming. Police, said the; boy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brooks, dived into the lake and became entangled in weeds in eight feet of water. His Body was complete selection of styles and models to chooss from, now’s the best-ever time to buy a new ’60 Chevy and save money like mad! TTT7^^ Your Chevrolet dealer ia getting ready right now for the new ’61 models. He’s making room for them this instant, witfi eye-popping deals on all 1960 models. And with a 22 NORTH SAGINAW STREET Back-to-School Death Notices WYMAN E. NELSON MRS. WYMAN E. NELSON ; Service tor Mr. and Mr*. Wy-jj man E. Nelson who were fatally injured in an automobile accident, in Springfield, Ky. wfl] be held erf 2 p. m. Saturday at the Parsley ! Funeral Home. Burial will be in j Perry Mount Park Cemetery. j A driver for Truckawey Corp., , Mr. Nelson leaves his stepmother, Mrs. Amy Nelson of Midland; tour sons, Richard of Ypsilanti, Charles with the Marine Corps at Cbmp LeJeune, N. C . and Eugene •ad Reginald, both of Midland. Reg. $3.99 Dresses NOW SIZES FOR ALL W Prints — Plaids — Solid Colors Use Our Convenient Lay-Away Plan tmpala 4-Door Sport Ssdkw ultimate luxury with that practical Chevy /lair. LftST CHAMCE1 Sibley9* Fashion Spotlight “ Puddler , / GET THE BUY OFTHEYEAR ON THE GAR OFTHEYEAR automotive idea in twenty ynsn would be available at aoch money-aavlnf prices. Although time is abort, yew Chevrolet dealer hao • wide choice of Corvair models. Talk to, him—ha's all aat. to make you a pleanod aa Punch CorVair owner now! Band Instrument Repair CHEVROLET, FACTORY TRAINED EXPERTS la Black. Tea «r Gray r%tola This crepe soled little pig suede oxford ia protected by gasy-care Scot^hguard, «»d presents fashion in fasti motion for ywwiBni*8i> M ^ ^ ■ SLICED BACON CAMPBELL'S TOMATO SOUP U, 1 CHOICE—TENDER CHUCK NESTLE'S . Good Taste - CRACKERS* Fresh -Tender-Meoty U.S. CHOICE/ 29'i NEY'*8EANS 5" IQ* SHOULDERCUT roasts CENTER CUT ROASTS GROUND u. REGULAR CHUCK BANQUET-Frozen Apple or Cherry MILLSBURY QUEEN-Frozen GIANT BLUEBERRIES MICHIGAN Price Subject to Market Condition*. | IF. Seserr. the Right PEOPLE’S FOOD MARKETS SUPER MARKETS B1 TO* RQASl BLADE Cut roasts’ 39. ■ BONELESS u.| H ROASTS 1 THE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1960 1 THIETY Rich Waffles Will Please the Family SmalTEggs, Fryers A Bargains • School days, school day*, dear rential ’prawn ao often lacking in P>u Remember many breakfasts. It's the protein when you skipped oft to school that u* ’'flaying power” LiM. ftki. »4niwyi fiwWfaw b VtUT - * I NEW YORK (UPU - Pink and ■ pretty cheapring can bo made with cake nix. Prepara one 1-j Bttrkms if gnu hniiM «tore retting Into the regularity ot scflooi the "night"before~How can one wtth-[rout^?'to can enjoy tim# out out breakfast expect to keep pact« “tcheh" If you plan ooe of with one who hid breakfast? jtfaeae oaay «m noMQ. --- -So what does this mean to yoo? Here are tpS reasons why broil-}|f your family doesn't already j er^fryeni may be the right choice have the egg tor-breakfast" hab-.for that oven meal. There are more It, now is the time to try again, fryers than than were in Septem- Ml'NCtHV CEACKERS - Looking for a hew kind of summer ■nackf Then trjrlbfse Munchin' Creckers for salads, soups — or fust plain munchin'.________ the shoulder. For • large roast, yo«TI naed to ask far th# whole Boston butt. Othervtaa, you'll And moat d those on display aid smaller because several attain have been removed. If you want the roast honed and vegetable choicea at present. Michigan Stanley prunes have made of land stay well nourished at ■ the j meal and same time. Like the idea? Wall, Is. a taiga than here is the new recipe Mil salad, and those he-man Munchin’ Crack-one wayjers; • — Munchin' Cracker* j a Spread tfBsMsa'Vilas* . SALE DAYS 4 Thuradoy September 8 through ^__Wednesday Sept. 14. Iicltiiif Sudsy, Sept, lift ' : Heat oven to hot <135 dfgiee* F.I.j 'aft together flour, corn meal and inalt into bowl. Cut liv shortening un-! | til mixture resembles coarse crumb*. Stir in cheese. Add milk! riand mix only until dampened. J j Turn out on lightly floured board! rlor canvas and knead gently 2 or 3 'Junes. Divide dough in half; roll: I'each half out to tfc-inch thickness. ‘jCut with floured coffee can lid or! '{large cookie cutter; prick each! !, cracker well with a fork. Dole Hawaiian Ernest Specials! . Homemakers nowadays are aver! bn the lookout for quick methods! that take unnecessary work out ofj codking. But these culinary shortcuts must produce good results tnj order to earn a permanent place] In the homemaker's hag of trick*.] Once tried. Easy Buns are sure to become a favorite, for three 7UTCE prepare as a quick bread. Made r Tr ,,.WIW j ing period. Whole bran cereal la •v— (4>> **""• F,) toe rolls gives them the sweet fla-| ■*••••. vor and golden color of the whole For that relaxed repast In "the grain. |shade et the'old apple tree," here’s fc—y Ban* , a pleasant menu for. a hot-day t eak* cMBsrwM* y*mt ok I luncheon: 4 Hsarty vegeUble-meat salad. ? t|UIW»«ai yar munchin’ crackers, fresh straw JL berries apd sour cream, iced Ipgi or Wxxf She. Choice of Qrindi-feund Voe Cun CHIP WY-AH-PH - PIZZA MIX NNW MttWTf SLICED POTATOES mott* Economical APPLE SAUCE BUCK PEPPER Lamb Makes a Fine Stew CORN MUFFIN MIX greased muntn pans ^ iuu. U fa** about lower price.,! Coyer and let riae hi warm ptam you’re a dnch to have in mind 190 - 85 degrees F.l until double the low-cost cut* of to bulk, about 1 to In.hoar*. Bake because they're even more In moderate oven (375 degrees ^economical now than usual . . . Jh"* l2 mtoW« until Kptoujguch as Moulder, breast, flank or hrown. Brush tope with melted but- cuts. Now thorn cut. are mrra immediately. excellent tor lamb stew, and laiqb Ytald: about 13 buns, 7H MetL ^ the heading of in diameter.______ jmlghty good eatin', to you’ve EASY CHEESE BENS surely got lamb stew on your mind.] —Decrease butter to 2 tablespoons: it's a good guess. Wo, that! add two-third* cup grated pro-jyou’n*make that jamb stew this cessed cheese with sugar. jway: j First, you'll cut toe lamb intoi Ismail pieces, and roll each piece] in flour. Uten you'll slice ap onion, land cook it in hot fat until it {turns yellow. Now -you'll put the! [floured meat in the pan, ao the [meat and onion can. brown to-A savory vegetable combination j gether. ’ to serve with bland-flavored fish. Wkea ^ . d*Ucate I WAX BEANS WITH SCALLIONS brewa, yea’ll add fast eaoegh i i »«arf w bwi ureter to caver too meet. Yea | CHOCOLATE frsj-jrfl MINT g«S PUDDING AND Oil sN»*r*^ Scallions Add Pep to Wax Bean Dis^t Borden's Glacier Club NESCAFE INSTANT Coffee W& S149 m ice ||CREAM Special at It's New LOG CABIN COUNTRY KITCHEN a* tips from wax beans; scrub] yo* ,dd *** YegreaWee. In cold wmtei1; drab). CUt beam Now, of course, since different ciosswise into slanted 1-inckifamilie* have different preferences pieces. In a 2-quart saucepan cookljbout the vegetables they like in beans rapidly in boiling water andlanab stew, h’s impossible to tell r sair just until tender—12 to lS just what vegetables you have ini FREE SYRUP Coffer tnmutes; cover saucepan and turn mind. But a good guess would he! FRESH FROZEN FOODS beans once during cooking. {turnips and green.peppers, ’cause] Drain off any liquid firm beans, jthsy go mighty good in lamb stew, j Meanwhile slice scallions thin!----------------:------ crosswise nod cook slowly ini1.. . , , _ tmalL'skiUet in the butter. Mix.UnClOUOOd TO0 ItMIR-flrYl vr’Blliana add nawmrI to taste. Make. « servings » ,t0 makp ftmna nr fnivpt tn nnur fhp brpw FANCY Grade "A1 WHOLE BIG TOP PEANUT BUTTER Peanuts in Sandwich jbrlng the sparkle bade again be-■ *» fore serving icy pitchers of add] Spread thinly sliced tomatoes tea, pour the tea into a pan and With C mixture of two parts may-reheat until clear.,. As soon as ennaiae to ooe part prepared mut-jthe tea is dear, remove from the' stat'd. Arrange on pieces of whttejheat immediately and add about bread and sprinkle with chopped!^ cup of boiling water for each] salted peanuts. Iquart of tea. Frosty Aero* Froth Frosoo WAFFLES, Pkg. New Potatoes Fresh and Healthful as Spring Anting toe blessings-of spring New Potatoes With Dill-Soar Fiosh, Loan PORK lUTT ROAST. MR. CLEAN Quoit Bottlo Flash, Loan PORK STEAK-- IVORY LIQUID Sraiu mit< ■■■*. SUPER MARKET Michigan CELERY ...... lay Stalks IV Hama-Grown U. PE CABBAGE... J Hama-Grown Lb. 1 A< TOMATOES . • 10 SesM-Sweot fr S-os. $| 0UUI6E JUICE D Can. 1 Btofs Bret Froth Fiosm • FISCH FILLETS 3^»i • COD FI LISTS ALL VEGETABLE 6 ^S. ^ 1 i HORSERADISH 0 Ql Polish-Bset—Plain £| 5e CHEESE SU0Es9 ««*• A AMERICAN or PIMENTO id !e k*xwtii HOU*l . Coll## J maxweu J house * i f r THE POXTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1960 THIBTY-OXB Best Start for Day Is .Trmmww*.mr, ■ RllPmwheek By JANET ODELL ~4 Dick MeOsaly need far more calorie* for breakfast and for otfcer meals tkaa > o« sod 1 do. Bet aB ef as need oomo food to get a* going la the moralag. It doe* make sense, doesn't ty? Researchers have found Hut 1 «■» sspssows 1 UblMpMa BUfBr even (US degrees F.t satU. eggs I M are as dm as desired, II to M !«usrW»*. . 7 .. minute*. Yield: < senlngs. B rttmsmo* i uB , c___• Smut *rmt 1 MMmhh ortog* Jute I eupn biscuit ads . 't bun, butler M airs Mmrmi moor WM Green Macaroni Good With Cheese Cups? They're different Kggn la Rot Deg Ckps Simple but dellcioua mment Ip seal. SPINACH MACARONI tiffing called to In a'basic break- • ... B , ____ ,, __• fast We make no guarantees > Combine, prunes, U cup sugar, lahoW it. nalatsbilltv .You're on I pecans, suit, cinnamon, all-spice, ^’yow owm. **** —“--------1 Moat of the delicious fruited;orange rindund |ulee. Mis well. toTt-Teupi----'"m (W., Sm fWW Wjpy tod»y H WiSrtt mis, bettor We might remind you that the! Start heating shortening. Sift to- t **» root**. mm ratio* **i*. suWtjtrka: Kuchen, golette, strudel. Mnr^NnluMl rnoart^UnMi basic, breakfast pattern is _huit. [gather flour, baking powder, salt 5h5R5^ja5al^w^^^ * jkolachky, Danish pastry and many, make' a rather otMf dough . . cereal, milk, bread and mtiter.lWN] cinnamon Beat egg whites } JVf •»•■*• |3» others. The fruit teas often prunes; Knead m ore* * ~ -- ^ | Peopte prefer to substitute wtU tomy. Add sugar. Beat until s S8t»««oo. sow or a prune mixture J M Ugfcth hot ,0Tbut not dry. Beat yolk, and U £* K'2j i L Home hairing has inctrated J « aprSd iSttoTS a^'te WthinIStWjXtU^ *** * Measure all tngredtents WwjWj “ «•**■■! lw' pussnt w adequate. w train mat whites. __ , . T7 . . . equipment and mines have fsclli- 4 frankfurter.. to* o*H Iframework you could plan bwak- ■. blender container Blend about H-Utpd timr con,^,* CoSTm** *"“"w i*"1* ** ■ year and never !“ .' .. seconds. If no blender is svail- Whsther or not the modern home-; 5 «P nulled butHr « «n»m. repeal the exact combination. . cereai rnmm*. ury^ seep aw ;thle beat until thoroughly miKwLmaker considers herself ^ uu- ! —7J2L27r .2, a*j'”*_'=^s: But. please, ploase (font oklp In iLrirtmr nrdocmulM ^ d***1***' minutes. 1 --- that Important first meat of the; cookies with dark velvety prune ™ rr*nm riin*M Rnll. day- Eat something other thanlhsIvesr they wIUhavethe dettetounj- ■ "..• tv.rw*ww wnwwew orange Juice and Mack coffee. And|fruity flew achieved by famous Broiled Peaches Delicto* ac(x>mpantmcRt to A . French Tosst li hde Cook- spinach macaroni with boiling water aad salt aocordlag to package directions; drain. At .once ton back Into dry hot ket-MTOi—I [fli taie the one In wMch die _ .. . .. jj . macaroni was boiled); add butter Roll up Jelly-roll fashion begln-L*, etmm. mlx wl(h „„„* ““ “^e^Cnt.ln 1>1* an I Wto,w«“ ™««“ • Ctowlto* mtoM Break 1 egg lets each hsilow. t cup on** cnrichwi n«ur {in a blender for anyone in a hurry. Sprinkle egg with salt aad pef I mothers, send your youngsters off bakers the wt>rld over, to school .-with a meal la their tummies that furnishes one-third -fourth of (heir day's require-{This ohe has Just about every-|ment of food. summer fruit salad; shape cream l>n,n(! ptawheel* j Fill peach halves with chill cheese into small balls; than rod chopped pitted plumped sauce Spilt Vtcnnft'Btyle sausage1 In a mixture of finely chopped. j links in half and place two halves nut* (pecans or walnuts) and green hpprd ppcsni_______________ion top of each peach half. Broil.!olives. STOKING LT—Pontiac Central athlete, Dick McCauly of Exchange street, knows that be has to eat right in order to participate in sports. Now that he'rpracticing football most of the' • Praa rket. day, he’s sure to have an adequate breakfast, one that includes cereal, milk, toast and usually more substantial foods. Small fry athletes, take Barbecued Coin Beei Goss! , *^l Well onrPatio Party s*r“" When a group of hearty eater* storms in for a patio party, here's the land of dinner that will keep; them quiet and happy. The meat could be given- a final heating in! the tothato sauce over an outdoor! .grill, electric grill or electric skil- { let. And the- vegetables in the' broth coukl be served up directly! from a large kettle over a char- j coal, fire or electric grill even j though they have-been cooked in-1 doors. Barbecued Corned Beef Dinner 1 cup. celery tape I whale doves ^ ____ ^ t small yelKw* onions, cut to half C carrots, cut In 3-lnch pieces 1 medium cabbage I about m pounds i ,1 o** (I ounces* tomato sauce v kitchen bouquet s broWo sugar Place corned beef in a kettle with enough water barely to cover, about l1* quarts; add celery tops and cloves, Then hring to a boil, reduce heat -and let aimnier until beef -is fork tender, about 2 to 1 hours. Remove beef front the broth. Bring broth to n hail aad add pstatoe* and onion* aad cook Meanwhile cut the corned beef into Mi-inch slices. Mix tomato laauce, catsup, kitchen bouquet and brown sugar together in. a large skillet and add the corned beef slices. Heat In covered skillet until meat is thoroughly heated. Makes 1244 slices. You'll Need Two Cups Count on using two.cups of me-, dium cream sauce for a large cauliflower, litis vegetable dish is especially attractive if it is sprinkled with grated Cheddar cheese. 3 SISTERS’ MARKET 609 Wett'HyrOn Street Onsa 7 Dave to 10 P. M Open 7 Days to 10 P. M. BEEF STEAK SALE! • T-BONE • ROUND «• • SIRLOIN 89; HICKORY SMOKED SLAB u.AAc BACON L9 Vi or Wkele rareu GRASS 1 Renw-EM CHOICE COT ' GROUND KEF HOT DOGS POT ROAST 2> 89' 3 “‘95 u 45' LEAN. MEATY AssomzD FRESH PORK STEAKS LUNCH, MEATS PORK LIVER fpw' "39' -19« PETER'S FRESH DRESSED FRESH DRESSED WM* RABBITS STEWERS 3 “-*1 " 39' 419* CALIF. SWEET U. S. MO. 1 MICH. FRESH DRESSED ORANGES POTATOES FRYERS . ' Bto. BAS M ta. 6129 ?7< .. 17 . »•> ;; GREEN FIPKR Ea. CARROTS 4 Pkgs. AP HUD LETTUCE 2 for CUKES 6 tor " m 1% P PASCAL CRAY B tor DRY ONIONS 6 toil BANANAS 3 is. TOMATOES 4 Rw. Mm 1 SBB m 1 Ml PET ILK ^AVog»Tl» MllK . 7 CANS M 1 • GARDEN FRESH FRUITS end VEGETABLES • GOLDEN RIPE Lb m Ae BAHAMAS .,,.77777.7... 10 CUCUMBERS or -GREEN PEPPERS JUMBO 24 SIZE PASCAL CELERY. ^3’"10* 2 Stab 2^1 VALUABLE COUPON DOMINO CANE er MORES! SUGAR With till* coup*n — THwri., Pri., S*».. S*pt. «. 9, 10, I960. Limit I coiipon to a cuttomor. FRESH FROZBN FOODS • FROSTY ACRES ORANGE JUICE • FROSTY ACRES MEAT PIES Beef Chicken — Turkey Year Choice............. Q fo 99 CAMPBELL'S TOMATO 1 ^ n I SOUP... Xi 5e MAYwri 1 UAIICC -- . ' MArprr A r WFFEE 7 “ *| ALL GRINDS MKM Del Monte TUNA Con 25 NEW ERA POTATO CHIPS D. Bab 79 BLADE CUT CHUCK BEEF ROAST V - K| . AO1 4wu CHOICE 7A MB STEAK 79|b SUGAR-CURED SLICED BACON 49 ruvnv vsbLV. rnw mss mmr IN PONTIAC IN DRAYTON PLAINS IN AUBURN HEIGHTS IN LAKE ORION FEUCETENUTAVILLAGE L. S. QUALITY MARKET SUPER MARKET SUPER MARKET SUPER MARKET 238 S TELEGRAPH 3515 SASHABAW at WALTON I 3342 AUBURN RD., Auburn Hgts. 331 S. BROADWAY, Lake 0 I Open Every D*y Inciting •T I BJL It ltfjjo BQS - W0H • UQ0OR BAR-B-QUED CHICKENS and SPARE RIBS I Opel Ilk, T««s; Money Spent Up 10 Pet. Each Year Harold w,. H Burrows compaqyl jvice president, told a Detroit an-, jdience Wednesday that pet Income, 1 will be about $?.20 a share, up | 5 per cent over 1956 when the cam-jpany had Turnings of S2.W pern share. S: HBK YORK tUph — TanetAj “4? the nation's third largest industry. J£S ranking only after the manufacture, wc of automobiles and stool. '..T *Z The tV-S'. Department ol Com *» tinwee reports a total of shout Ji’7 in billion h year h spent by Amef-j ^^jtewm tn matte trtna ranaada from' : The amount of money spent on; i trips (or business, pleasure or oer-' 'realty has been rising at a rate of about 10 per cent a year. Mere than 95 million Americana1 (ft and fritted «yl£ to Europe. 1L.-J* 1m«on llrl«h*« *8«b- A total of ».2h(l.(I» O0O W a * outside the Un.itwl S-ate^i i* «a nS tar pnMic. Tourists who came to the United| M u mb (tract tats SUtes from other countries, main-, !t£ly Canada and M«tioo, apdnti TrwJd br sprcuij around SI billion 6totono,r^*8»rti m Moat domestic pleasure travel j *» *u i Involves a family hopping Into ini m Mtchissa at(bh*;automohiie and /letting oft to a j ,“i24rSt ,{5» national park. « beach or aome! arr fpsort. Uefptng in fMMM *th*r*of* •ndlfnfS5'■ «nd eitlng. mainly in lYNKtsidf! nstrd co«t and **- Hirw>r& rK”peM Irxm th. tuners. InffiSr omw Tripa abroad are more care- j iil'rotft Se*Uw> n,»i »iiarmon» ■ur h» made b$, Travel agenta reporl fhat moaLj !person? tvhb go abroad travel pure-' ' l*ao* a evans * y for travel’s sake. Some have "cat» cierk a special Interest In mind, such as; jy • *■ HW opera. skiing-or fashion, but must; to cow- : atmply want to go somewhere. j gfe gp la -recent years,.........travel trends! ttion ol the have changed somewhat, tv i th! M^SSRStSEg Mfaaikil kMing aOme businen lo flSel PARK JEWELERS AS Pfeatotss Whipsnade Zoo h^BedfordAlre, England. The birth of a rhino In captivity is extremely rare. Tiarrw, MAMA — A mother rhinoceros ap-«rs to be listening attentively to her oltspringv female of two weeks, in their enclosure at I ly operates scheduled rum j London and Leningrad | English Channel. North ^BstTirSpa; between K to Reach U.N. Without US.Tnuch? OPEN EVERY DAY Including Sundays 9:00 A.M. to 11:00 P.M rill evoke i nonet or nrrtirnon • Struct gtttnlk.Jpr BhlrVj « r. Tou sre lirrfby noil fled tegular nutting of the Cpurl (MU «*:■*««|Ui. kft» lilguh hi ha* A (Ml he rMAltitUui ft • named fe^i^i^i^nSl (honing largely untapped because jlo reach U. N. headquarters li, Sa ud*MtaSatrri i it is expensive to reach. without stepping on l|,S. terrf i ■ tn* tor public , . . . rial ground. Khccept for Mexico, most of the > . . - • • a&SraS? uv countries south of the border ; a -.. =— KlSrVffiJS1 hove dom» little to promote tour- ' J* . ^ T^ WdDig-fM Ism, trove! ooewts report. fgfryS toXr wli? Tgwgl Tly favorite viH-ation spots ,all,ch9imcl cap«l*le of handling I rV°iT1i* inthisorder: United State, f» 7 U.S. No. 1 Golden Ripe BANANAS jmm 1A< lb. i IV MIC :huun THE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER >3. i960 THIRTY-THREE Watch for Big entire stock Reduction Carpet Sola Chinese Expected to Campaign •Iwwk taar$ than to End Collisions lor a Foothold Among Mexicans Next WITH THIS COUPON ONLY—Sept. 9*10 Shoe Repair Special! HALF SOLES I Genuine Oak _ _ Leather or Com- • Bfl #Q position Setae U I |SI Sewed on While " You We# or Shop Service BARGAIN all wobk gcaeanteed Frl. and Set, Only S, S. KRESGE'S SHOMtlFAl* — BASEMENT JtOWNTOWN STORE PHILADELPHIA (UP!' — An American cargo veaael t* trying out a new system far avoiding col- I ****?* ** '* b*,B TOKTO iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii[1iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii OK S. SAGINAW ST. FES-5731 MHUft SALE MEN’S SWTS * Hivut Fabrics • Latest Styles * Sizes to 46 Available BUT OWE it Bog. Pries Second S«H Only. 2 SUITS FOR ONLY Wt Also Havo Suits —- Sizes 48 to SO NO MONEY DOWN Meg’s All Wool Quilted JACKETS >. s698 Men’s Cordurpy SPORT COATS *8 Men’s and Boys’ SUCKS ... .¥W$2°° SPORT SHIRTS..... . . . . . *. $2°° All Wool SWEATERS....... & J2" Mea’s HATS .......... ¥Sa.H Men’s BELTS v.......... » 99* _cept a constant flow of delegations going and coming from Peiping S] during the past several months.' SiThere is every indication that this SI pace will be kept up or increased 35[in coming months. ------ — These Chinees have eeat youth — delegation* with not a member as! below M or SS, and few that S| -young. They've e S troupe*. mu*lcal grasp* and S| cultural delegation* of all kinds 5Sl to prscdrally Awry Jatln Atneri-Si can country. Peiping Radio has stepped up its broadcasting to Latin America and lean be expected .to beam even I more propaganda programs in that; | direction in the future. RED CHINA UNMOVED When the Organization of American States adopted a i condemning Communist interven-; tion in Latin America, the official Peiping People's Daily made it clear that Communist China did not expect to be hampdred by the resolution. “Obviously, shat exasperates ilLS. ^mperialism, like a bone in Its throat, ir the Soviet. Chinese IJp and other peoples' support of the »39» 4095 Reg. or Longs Open an International Charge Account with us. hr our NEXT PRESCRIPTION FILLED BY US QUALITY DRUGS LOWEST PRICE 86 N. Saginaw - Opp. Federal's 148 North Saginaw St. Huron Street 4895 Dixie Highwc ; Vi: Is "Li M i m 1 THE PONTIAC PRF.SS. THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER «. 1»90 S.rvi» Must Be Good l“-“ V— ; , make a hospital somethin* it is j ST. ALBANS. Vt. tUPtl-WryLffT " To do a good Job in this jFletcher Hospital public relation*: you have to haw good foods 'director Ratoett'Burger says, "Nojto'start with." t'teiy when they saw smoke blow- Harbor Springs F$hh iUTts5° nin^Tdowii. however :Indians Ovor Stadium Undcreatimatc College Expenses Parents Fail Cost-Quiz HARBOR SPRINGS <#> Qiy Attorney (Jlare Gillette ^as been juM tt Investigate ownership of when It comes to planning the financial end of an offspring's college !education, a survey by the Institute oflife lasufrace Owes. ... j . While ID per cent of persons interviewed in the nationwide survey-’said their major goal in the next 10 years was getting their children] i through college, almost all underestimated the coat of a college edu-j cation. j Rale the average estimate* and the aetaal-average cents: Patents' Actual] . Estimate Cost ] eastern limits of Harbor Springs. ENTIRE STOCK !which the Michigan Indian 'Foun-I idation established 'a $33,000 sta : Idhtm with a scaling capacity of' I more than 3,000 persons. Hie dty board of education built a foot-ball field In 1954 on the stage area] iMiSrfi thr foundation presented the -ian'nual Ottawa Indian pageants until thin year. I IF YOU WANT QUALITY IN A FURNACE AND DUCT WORK, CALL FORFRII HEATING SURVEY Sim Makes as 1 IAStMENT Private college (including room and board) Stale university * j (. (including room and board) these are 177 separate areas An arefa bridge stretches 330 within the National Park System, feet across the mouth of Irwura •totaling 22.93A33S acres. Bay at Nagasaki, Japan. Service Today ADVERTISE THE TREMENDOUSLY LOW PRICES AT WHICH WE ARE SELLING OUR NEW— 1960 OLDS AND CADILLACS—BUT Watt Known m Pontiac, Jamas N. Sanford Died; Tuesday Night , * NEVER BEFORE... A SELL-ABRATI0N LIKE THIS!... SO BIG, Si MANY SENSATIONAL COUPON VALUES! > Service for Janies N Sanford,] ] concert pianist and Instructor of] music for more than 40 years in I [the Pontiac We also hovo theis demonstrators end executive cars for you at antra savings. 2— 41 Olds Celebrity Sedans 3— 81 Olda Holiday Sport Sedans 2—98 Old* Holiday Sped __________ was held .this] afternoon at All Saints Episcopal j Church with the Rev. David K. Mills officiating. Burial will be to Roxbury. Conn., following cremation. ‘ . . Bom ta Derby, C onn„ In Tint, | Only 3 Weeks Left 1— 91 Olds Convertible 2— Cadillac Convertible 1-Cadillac 62 Sedan— air conditioning snoo Following graduation from Vale jhe did recital work in eastern! was invited to play with the PhH-f ] harmonic Quartet of Chicago. IW] a period of time he did concert) work out of Chicago In 1925 he was invited to visit New York City and pi ay some of his own compositions for the Duo-Art Co., the music to be recorded and added to the company's enta-j log of player (Oils. A teacher of efosae* la ptoafe- ] torte. history and appreciation ■ of ms air. Mr. ttouford has i on tribute# much to the musical life ] IT’S CLEAN-UP TIME! director of Ail Saints Church, hej had been a member of Masonic I iUxtge 21, the Yale Club-of Detroit j and Pontiac Rotary Club! ! Surviving are two daughters, ] Mrs. William T. Orr of Wyandotte! land Mrs. James W. Briney of Pon-j jtiac; six grandchildren; and two | JEROME MAS CADILLAC RiilMIltIThL£BdL v=NEEEHBZffl!i*|| Thompson Asks About Our RB47 Flitrs but Gets Rebuffed WALL BOND MOSCOW' (API—U. S. Ambas-aadnr l.lewellyn Thompson talked 'with Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev today about two. U. S. -fliers held prisoner by the Soviet T'riion since their RB47 plane was shot down more than two months ago. The Soviet leader was pre-j r SUNDAY depart by stop for a] the U. N. General As-1 "We discussed matters of inter-] psi to both governments," Th6mp-| Ison told reporters after his 90-min-iute talk with Khrushchev, "in-; : eluding the detention of two RB47 fMera,** FUSTIC COUNTER TOPS VICTOR HTOH0> HOUSttAtMT. VICTOR KIIL-TfX AS1EST0S SI0IW6 imtSOHtYTAHir Unbiased Ceramic CEILING TILE 16x32 Spojtter Asphalt VICTOR EX PORCH ANb DECK TILE OUTLET B TOO fisn't lay Teat rite Frap VS. Wm BOTH Igse Msaer 1055 We HURON FE 8-3717 Hraty of Forking tows: Ms«., TW».. Fri. Ml * — Tuts., Wed., Cel. HR « Pontine'# tefMf AnMiwy Deafer R. J. HEATING NOW IN FULL SWING! VICTIM ^ 31” BIRTHDAY £eH-ABRATION OPEN MON.— SAT coupon seta Plus 500 Gallons SPEEDWAY 79 Gasoline! ACT NOW II LI 1. H H m i-l f-H n I1 1 II *5 m ml- ” 1*1 aamiUMa! hi » DOTS N SPOTS 3 1 MIUTI COLOR PAINT-2 [lO-OUART OAlVANinol WATM PAU_ I A Sm t? p«r niton ■ , S»*. 50c«i : , ■ now A No primtt n«edrd ft ** [ ¥ flarr.rjf <5 1 thirty-five THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 8, I960 IWttf Shore Symphony ' Will Shift to Mutkogon GRAND HAVEN (API - Dtrec-/tor* of On Writ Store Symphony. I founded 22 years ego In Grand Haven, today announced It is dls- Harry Taylor Was Overf lowing BY BOB OONSIDINE ROME—Five or six year* ago I •erved a* a judge in a reporting tod writing content involving Cin- TO* DOTT KD r CASH! HAD THAT GIFT Like aome reincarnation of Floyd Gibbon*. Richard Harding Davi*. Red Knickerbocker and Ernie Pyle, Harry tod an Intuitive acent tor news-tbe unpurchanabie gift of being where the big etory was about to happen. „ v enough that Henry N. Taylor, which was to* byline young Hairy WHITE or COLORS airliner and both plunged Into Rio harbor Harry saw the fiery debris fall out of the over- east, raced to hi* hotel, picked up toe skin diving fin* he usually car- ried with him oh trips, and helped divers bring up bodies. He Grand Opening of his now Kitchen Division — Now o complete lino of Built-In OVENS, RANGES, ‘DISHWASHERS, REFRIGERATORS navy JMW—„NV- ■ , wrote a stunning eyewitness story of that harrowing xeperlence. won Taylor passed up the early handshaking portions of Eisenhower's Far Eastern trip and went straight to Tokyo, scheduled climax point. y 52-Gallon ' Automatic Electric of crazy Zentaku’-en which battered Jim Hagerty's car at Tokyo I airport when the White House press secretary went into case the (temper of too- place. Harry tot 'himself knocked down In the me-j ■lee. He got himself the best story 2-Pioco Cost Iron COLORED BATH SETS and all chr pi REG. $219.95. BUILT-IN RANGE and OVEN— Install It Anywhera in Your Homo! 5 Yoor Warranty! Do luxe Eloctric Modal CENTER OF ATTENTION j One night last summer at our l place on the Jersey shore Bob 'Ruark and I sat at the bar brav-| Our pries i* lower than moit to-called 'sale' price specials! 1* Check complete front-end Complofo Stock of ELECTRIC PLUG-IN HEATERS 6 Gallon Six# and Up at Save's Low, Low Priest! We Stock Kitchen and Bathroom Exhaust -fane —COPPER FIFE — ft" M HARD—20* Lengths . ft. 16c ft" M HARD—20' Length ft. 24c ft" L SOFT—60' Coil ft. 25c ft" K SOFT—60* CoH . . . . ft. 50c Free Standing and guaranteed not to swOrt or drip — ever! Save your floors with this. A bit later Harry was regaling another group in the room with a rittn hilarious Wary and anon aft-sr wa* ringing in a rich and realty [golden baritone ttot caused girls to stop listening to their dates and ! turn their pretty heads that way. COPPER FITTINGS ft" COFFER ILBOWS ■ft” COFFER ELBOWS ft" COFFER TEES ft" COFFER TEES 1* Check muffler for cortwien 2. Check uitpipefor hole*, ru*t So Check for misting damp* LAUNDRY TRAYS Complste with Stand Ruark. who loved this Taytocr] IfoM tA me, “How wmild you like j to be as good as that tod have S< much ahead of you as he has, and [still have your baby fat?" [ I aaw Harry at toe Powers trial la Moscow. He wasa’t mure ! whether he would go from there STEEL PIPE WHOLESALE FRICES—21' LENGTHS CASH AND CARRY IK**" BRAKE SPECIAL KITCHEN FAUCETS 1. Adjust brakes 2. Check hydraulic system, including lining and drum* Chrome plated, ledge typo. Trade In your old faucet! >. Cleon and inspect trcascjeajs BATH TUB ENCLOSURE mplata . With All $1 ft95 idy to Install! Reg 39.95. . g CASH AND CARRY ONLY Gab Automatic WATER HEATER STEEL FITTINGS RANGE HOODS Complsts 'with 3-speed fan,' light, end drip pan. Am ft" GALVANIZED ELBOWS ft" GALVANIZED ELBOWS ft" GALVANIZED TIES ft" GALVANIZED TEES LASTIC PIPE 100-Foot Lengths ■A few nights ago at dinner in Borne he said something odd. $larry said, “I don’t know how smart this is." Looking back on it now 1 rememberthat Jade Singer of International News Service said something like that before he went to his death on the carrier Wasp jand Pyle seemed sure he wu! j through 'the day he went to: Ie j Shima. 21x32 Doubla Compartmenl GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE IS. Can FE 5-6123 —Moderwixe Your Kitchen . t. ot the Price You Wont to Roy! J ft" ...... tn I ft"............. Complete Stock of Plastic Fillings and Clamps Fiberglos Pipe Wrap Complete With Chrome Fittings STAINLESS STEEL or»--a custom—built mattress made for us by Soaly ............ A GRADE COLORS Regular $54.95 PIPE STAND VISE 54-Inch SLIGHT 66-Inch WATER SOFTENER MtAOl Groin Caposfty W OlR Custom Hollywood Bed Hudoo Typo Rims Wo*h Bowls Choice of Wall Hung or Flat Rim •■gag Vanity Type. 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Sava's Discount" B 49c Value A^le Save's Discount Prfoa £ f TWENTY-SIX THE PqXTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 0, IMP & -ML ijgpir^iifc 1 OE ^ .# , M 'Sj * j Y • \v- v • \ -A New England rink. As of the ’30 aea* in ASC Election F fool of 54 with Trinity and atoe with Werieyan Monday Is Doodlin# for Turning In SefecHonsj Rein Dane* Suco»di 1 COLUMBIA, s c dm of the TUI Timben' Day, Cunt prwtioed Umr “» ^jMoomfWd Twp. Youth • Lord Dios of Strangulation 2J*5| A 20yeer-okf MtosafkH 1W ship youth m found dead of ItruQilitkw k the basement of Chfl- Discovered by bis i * length of rope around I «na William Saylor, aU of Mr. dance under dear sldn. Two bouse aaf Mn. WBtoQ- E. fierier. BU • *■»—«—1--. * *TTr^r*-?fta Nary downpour Bloomfield Township poke* said the youth took-te Ufa. Robert H Long, County AflC chairman. Monday k the final day tor maiidag and returning the ballots to the County ABC office, Long the twenty bate TAKES r. V POST - Junes J Wadsworth, left. Wedeaadey was wworn in ss V S ambassador to the United Natioas to a White House ceremony witnessed by. President Eisenhower and -Hairy Cabot Lodge Aeaodale Justice The newly elected chairman end, vice chairman of each community aiSomotirolly will bacon— delegate land alternate delegate te the w Aaen county ouuyenfian Sept M.----—] I The entauv iwnimWaa wifl he named at the convention, which [«i£ be bald to the Odkad County ASC office to the Hubbard Building ___________________________________ _ __ at V A Perry, 1 Any farmer who believes ha Is [ft fjt p^r^rim k jW of the gue. in it. etmeo- 22S l/. of M. Experts W ^ roSTo*™*™ n* j, rr' nebulae. H added. caohelp astroo- rick Up Signals others determine how -Thsrl— r U-hatriw nf the Siquwms fWat «A | minister* the oath. Wadsworth succeeds Lodge, who resigned to campaign for the vice prad-dency on the Republican ticket the ASC office before Monday, and die and wwiihhr Yedml.fiovemmn* projects ad- ^^ ^ ^ minlaterad by the county and com-(ftary systems are formed. munity ASC committees From Saturn 1 WASHINGTON iAPi-The Navy'--------- agricultural caaaervatidn protram, i today reported rrcetvine "the Rrat gqyf Atf Rodor Station ^ conservation reserve isoil coarlurive signaii” from frf fdan-i.—». t. ......^ , «_ ihaairl pnywra, the far™ arpragy1 jet Saturn and from a nebula that IP LUOtngtOn 10 uft AJC facility and mobile dryer program, ;le 2.000 light yeura distant from .' . price support tor commodity grains ,the earth. •i.lW1”'.* ~^n Am>,iand incentive payment for wool ---------:— Awlwnl k Champion !"no” Zr~*Z\_ * * u,Hte " received by Chamber of Qpn- . v . „ -,r INmml Research. men* Manager E. H Caspersm. Ot Tlfi Football GaitlOS The Navy said that this research; He says the move is one in a I HARTFORD, Com. a se» a SOI km litre * baa never let m down. "Tien's a Satisfied Federal Modernization Customer Hear Yon" 3-DAY SALE WTN A GIGANTIC BONUS Salts Tai ladsfaf is All Prtoaal hiwNil 1 Full Inch Thick ILUMINUM STORM DOOR SAYS *17.67 a high prmari. That la ie me. » "HrknamadMnmf andMnbdrchteU Pontiac Tol-Huron Center BKUCT J. ANNETT Honored as Top PontiacRealtor Bruce X, Annett Cited at State Convention in Detroit; Lead* a Panel BrUfe J. Annett.. 279® Sylvan' - Shores Drive, was honored at the, Michigan Real Estate Aiaonation convention to Detroit last night as Pan tines Realtor of the Year. Annett, 1955 president of the association. was presented a certificate by C. Armel Nutter- of Cam-dm. N. J.. president of the National Aiaocia lion of Real Estate The Pontiac Board of Realtor* had ctnaen Annett for the honor. ttaaa t® the local board, the com- ReaTtors chosen by 41 other local) real estate boards to Michigan] were similariy honored with certificates by Nutter. The presentations were at the annual dinner meeting the state board of directors at the Statler-Hiltrin Hotel The three-day convention end Friday. Emanuel Fa Ik, Newport News, president of the. Institute of Real Estate Man-agement Kill be the main speaker at the annual banquet tonight, will apeak on prospects in the] Nails Horn# Door Shut to Foil Mother-In-Law HARTFORD, Oowt tUPD - Le-' roy Rakestra u was accuaed of nail-tog the doors of his home shut be-tasiae be was sore at id* mother- , in-law. He said she had moved In to) "establish a beachhead for her sonj who is coming out of the Amy. 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The aujorlr' of. the criticism c k traceable to Nehru* avowed 0 ‘ inoperative farming policy and hk failure to tell Parliament about,, JtoB-.lst India * principal wm prince tallowing asaeta. Car* peeapective a hk etaturt among the masse* I to tatala power la the [ Jtaraagata wha have k Bass hwrr. agree — i If Mn Hepped Mid Ml Three ebeervera are traabkd tow jests, that ha has hssi. deeply tout by rHtletam and that The situation may aeem more acute at present when India to running into what one diplomat termed a “rough patch." Current problems Include major language disputes, student indiscipline, economic discontentment and the now g constant *ecter of Red China IH on the Jforthem borders. . || he seems SHAKEN Nevertheless, the past two years aeem to have shaken Nehru at time when he would like to.c« template better things. At 70, in-] stead of beiife the undisputed PtnditJi (great teacher), he to betas critteiwh a# never before. A few yson age to Vtttota* Nehru opesdy was te lavtte vMmee. Tegey, H to epea sea-■n n the prime ndahder wtta votes hat iDetal, 84. and rood and Agricul-Id he ex- lure Minister S. K. Path, 80. Unless an unforaaen Hines* oo-! 'cun, there to little likelihood otj cMBtal geverwmeet aad hi • {any sudden chartg*. Nehru has’ majertty at toe Mate*. Ja^ in recent months that he] •It is perhaps significant thatiba* no present intention of retlr .these mentioned -moot often as tag- * possible successors ere esnstoerrdj One thing la certain, Nehru can, more ride administrators Theyiremaih prime minister as long as! include Finance Minister Morarji'he wants. land Space Administration, on |0|t| ^fatted In hM I progress In development of the v -Saturn superthrust royket. Center to Marshall insomnia poyi w«n ______________________ ___ HVNTSVILLF Ala (AP> — l°r Charity Program [from 10 days to hto weeks sooner “«*■ -Iwusto. Mrs. May R. Rage Itmedj * # * J Ms World Wsr II Army chief,]^ m Miiy-nivnlM radio program: A dormant plant put in fhg (Gen. George C. Marshall. whkh aoilcitad money to help un- ground tot the fall wjg lava the „ ' .. Jk # • *' fortupate person*. b learly winter te esteblkl Its (eat Eisenhower alee planned a per- Wheat she. died Meetly. Mr* "system and thus gets an earlier aonal check at the center, oper Page hequeethed thf program 11,- anri stronger Mart to the spring, sled by the National Asroneutic*1210,008 ____,_______■ ‘they explained. V* .,' , in mu iiiiiiiiiiiii iii HO iYANKlftW AND YANKEE PRICES ARE LONER! -81- tar—ttA. tttkd lotted'. Tbit th« roll •( a, tZewr aeawi tot the. * ,Vrth of Mt Cl,i >rt*a ta ee» w labile tospsctloa th | sr ar Mi Say et SsF«Mrter *fR "" dto p e w review ala aan 1 irala id Septs >. M. * 1, 1 ana ****** -to cw September I ‘ tS-’ Newman Fanaa hi, a. w %*! tSVSB miMiit heretofotf mad* by ta • neeeor (or the Purpose of that part of the cestwhtch -ilMlon decided should ho . paid and how* by special assessment for tta.oo*; iSSJSai •to? Sm“"2USS^ Scape toRailroad Is new SO file ir iv office for pubUe Inspection Notice ie also hereby slven that tm mmUston and the Assessor ^ Of’bi ,IS of Peaier, wIM luost ta tho Oom- M^f^Vt.nS^r’«mJ -low p m to review aid esaessmsnt • v Which time and place opportunl ill be (1**n all parsons Interested Dated September 1, US*. * ° ada *. team. CUy Clerk! ' ^September t, IMS NOTICK or nrHNTIOW TO construct S'' sspheltlc pavement as Arlene A'rou* are hereby notified „.. ,, regular mating of tho Ojmmialoa of the City of Pontiac. Michigan held September f. 1SS0 by resolution tt “* declared to bo tho intention of City Oommlsslon to eoostruct two-tnej ssphsltlc WBMBmMB| 1, 1. father intended to eon.truct aid tmprovemnt in aeoordana with the Man, profile and eetimate. and that) the eoet thereof shall be delayed ■pedal assessment according to fro ago and that all of tho lots snd pan of land fronting upon elthsr iids Arlsno Avsnus from Mcoad i*rav» Columbia Aren us shall coastl 8,mtS of the eetlmsted owl peases thereof and that S3.tSS.SS ths estimated cost aad espanees thereo shall be paM tram the Capital lmr““ asst Fuad- NOTtC* IX IBKB That the Commission Dated (September t, ISM. ADA R rVANS. Jt&SaBSs.. WFT3Er city cm Sept I. 1M mnos or bpbcial" Sidewalk ea Fuller Atrwet To: Mr. Rams. Walter R, Fdater. Nsrmab R. Fisher, Charles Flits. Fred Lessea, MeUe M. Lichvsr, Albert O. Penes, C. F. MIUssps. Howard Lenlgsn, Jens M. Lopree. bad to Alt M— |Bn teiuetod, take notice: That the . ' the Special Aissument heretofore . by the City Assessor for ths purpose detrayhut that -part of tho cost which tho (eunluliu dscldsd should bo puM aad borau Mr special sssesimant *— the construetioo of ddowak si* _ lstsd wwrk on Fuller Street tram Mail Itth dsy of September •4* o'clock p m. to renew moat, at which time aad PMH portunlty will be pns all perseae n . tcrested to be heard. Dated September \ 1SSS. . ‘ TS*4' ADA R.'- IVANS, City {Mm • ______ S»M«mber. X. IMS ADVIRTI8SMXNT FOR BIDS The Mayor aad the City Couacll i W.xom. Michigan, win receive bids ft istruetlea of a new City Rail aad Fu - vtlon to be ereetad upon a siU o tttac Trail, about eoe-ouarter of '•iie oast of the main laMreeettea " -tine Trail aad Wtaam Read, • Side wiu be reodvei jt too Stem - “ viaU until S sTp.m. XX.t7I»M*w> IMS at wldti wm nU properly 1 -•d bids WIU be publicly opened ■ i-parste propoisls will he luedeed ft I Qaaerel roastrurtlon wwS , % Meohanloal work t Boetrleal work Bach bid than bo i oettlBoS xki ih or bid »*i M jBm uespossl. as Ctt» otwiImb. . for n twrtod’oSf’Thlrtf Ctlitf tt» dots #'»r:'.Si KWh furnUb per- isKthtt? iys eontruct, MttrU to b« p«id *y th« tractor, S&dam^MnotoeuTn ^ad amSSws, of Sll SS for A sot of plans nad spycKl- 1It6Is OBf Osss^ wesewoe t fflCarB-mte^Wi THIKTY-EIGHT Gold Modol Victorias for Yonks Now Reaches Total of 30 ' ROME (AP) — Russia, its unofficial town load threatened by * strong United States comeback, collected ita 27th Gold Medal of the Olympic games today when Sergey Filatov was declared whiner of the Grand Prix of dressage, one of tee premier teats at horsemanship. The beat U. S. showing was sixth place by Pat Galvin. 21-year-old rider from Santa Barbara, Calif. Jessica Newberry of Au Sable Forks, N. Y.. was 12th. ■ Filatov dethrsard twa-dme DETROrr W - Detroit cHIed ff i Hid In the eighth inning last night to beat the Detroit Tigers H Down 4-1, Williams punched a double along the left field 1>ne with two men on for two runs. Vic Wertz walked and catcher Russ Nixon slammed a double to center | fifth of his six throws. “!’m no{ a come-from-behind thrower,” he said. "I usually get my best throws in the early rounds. 1 was a little worried when I didn't get them early.” ROME (API—In October 1 m. AJ Oerter of West Babylon, N.Y., was in a hospital bed. performance of their intricate routine on Tuefcday. After rechecking tea rides and viewing films, re- "I thought about this day while jl was lying there,” Oerter said, j“If anything, the accident made me more determined to win again. < Oerter surprised himself by __—r_____________victim! of an automobile accident that threatened to end his athletic career. Wednesday he broke his own Americans Sweep Discus and Bfagg Wins Pole Vault THE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 19QQ Makes Bid to Overcome Soviet Lead u ii \ Ai 1 >1 iA/i llkteii te/v |h lint lff——dd|| |A| u AUll FI In H d VVI titan fra liar It—ffl 1 n He SCORE DISCI'S SWEEP — Americana who finished one-two-three in the discus in the Olympics yesterday wear their medals with proud «m(i— Mnrt a hinrtteolrr In thr rrntrr is Ai kt rtiwu Oerter, ‘who won with a toss of 194 feet, 2 inches. Rink Babka, left, was 2nd and Dick Cochran placed 3rd.— —......... With track and field moving into if* |ast full day — only the marathon on Saturday remains after tgxlay's events — several of the an-ftted minor «pnrt« ilnminatmt he morning Olympic program. * The first of six track and field finals, tee women's high Jump, began at 9 A M., EST. ' Following the dressage completion, the unofficial team point «ook of the leaders looked Ilk* Ms: - Ro*sia 515, United States 48514, Germany 26314, Italy 222. ; The United States bed a teach of high life ter a tow hoars tn 'too Olympics yesterday. They soiled the lead to tee jnsWslel •race for team honors after a ■splendid day la task add field, weightliltlng and yachtings. ' Up to midnight, the American , Olympic squad bad complied 477Vi notate to take a slim lead of three tad one half points ever Russians. ; But then the Soviets picked up J8 points in the gymnastics to America's two and Jumped beck Ahead. At the end of the day Rus-.da bad 503 points to 484'i tor the . 1J.S.A. * Hie USA had tee most gold *todsls. 30 to Russia's 28. But the American 15 silvers and 15 bronzes -«n short of tee Soviets' 17 silvers *nd 21 bronze medals. ..' Uncle Sam's forces started -Vednesday 28 points behind. . Then Al Oerter, defending olym-ic champion from West Babylon, •7. Y., cracked his own mark in .ie discus throw with a heave of iHfi. to lead an All-American "weep of the event. Right behind ’im with the Silver Medal was link Babke, Manhattan Beach. ;*lif„ with 190-4 Ml and in third *xr the bronze was Richard Cocb-ane of Brookfield, Mo. with 4MK. | it was tee fourth grand slam .ter tea USA to track aad field. .Right after teat the American ‘-ole vaulters made it one-two an l>on Bragg, the world champion, *woa the grid medal « and Mil "lorris, Burbank, Calif, took the 'ilver with Eectes Landstrom of ''inland third. Brigg, the Penns-•Ule, N. J. giant, cleared 15 ft, ‘•to inches, bettering the Rev. Bob :Uchards* 14 ft, 31% mark of tee etbourne games. Then he went on 1 -o try for e new world mark but ; ailed at 15 ft. 94i. Morris was econd with 15-114, and both Amer-I cans were the first fifteen-looter* Mfc Olympic pole vault history. A Gold Medal came also to the % S. from Charles Vinci, of Ove-. - and, in the bantamweight weight-ifting, his second straight Olympic riumph in the event. Ha equalled he games mark with 231 Vk pounds n the press, broke the Olympic eoord and equalled tee world fig-ire with 2ST to the snatch, and 4oa tapped it write IB in tee •vtotoi and teik tor 760V4 _ - c tee worn standard. Ia yadittag, « gold went to Gaocgs O'Day of Jovor, Maas, in tee 55 meter < «lass. ■; Owning up In America's favor . ere tens relay raaea In which •■ftp USA is favored for grid medals. •Slaw NBA Uadar £ Mexico CITY (AP) - David . .’•day to aucceed Tony Maoeroni ;f Providence, R, L, ea pr rtdent Psu. was Bte.dite#f the MB Detroit Honors Ted, Then Hes Nasty at Plate Boston Slugger's 2-Run Double Paces 5-4 Win Over Tigers end that the United States would score a sweep in the dlsous. was afraid that one of the Europeans would /neak in a* single #good throw .and get uar~ medal. I Irnnu, n* wfuilH have tha best aeries of throws, but only the best count.”, (Competitive pressured was a strain on all tee Americans. “All . of tuau. Rink Babka, Dick Cochran add myself. have been getting off throws of more than 197 feet in practice. But we «U- felt tight.” Oerter, who wfllbe 24 Sept. 1ST has been throwing the discus for nearly eight years. He keeps getting better. He is already looking forward to the ISM Olympics at Tokyo. game. k k Or* At a pre-game ceremony Williams was given fc silver tray and a donation was made to a.Boeton charity, the Jimmie fund, in which Williams is interested. Seefftaf tee ground with his spikes and ducking his head, the tall star accepted the gifts. 1 key to tee city. kt phststa* HIS NIGHT — Ted Williams of the Boston Red Sox (right! speaks to Detroit fans as he was honored last nigiit. at Briggs Stadium. Albert Vartanian, Tiger baseball fan who suggested the night and Mayor Louis Miriani of Detroit present Williams with a silver platter and a check tor the “Jimmy Fund,” his favorite charity. Hie proceeded to help Boston beat the Tigers, 5-1 PRESS BOX rid, Dick Yates aad Tex Smith golf toureey at Ptae Late Country Club with a net aeon of S3. The n-hoie event was played In bsuer of Dawson, who mum to 88 years old. The first six teams were only three stakes apart. fans he would like to have played lor Detroit H he hadn’t played ter Boston. He has hit 84 home rant here, mare than la any other park except in hia home grounds In Boston. In the first inning Chico Fernandez irabbed a steaming William? grounder and threw Him out. He Ite said; [struck out in the fourth inning, •'I’ll keep throwing as long as but singled in the .sixth, sending hv intted Press International it's ton. When it gets to be an Carrrii Hardy, who had wafted. obsession with me, HI quit.” to third. Hardy scored the first The New York Yankees, sided Swftekte iM Sox run when Wertz p*y- * "Many men trv Jralth foods I Then the eighth. Walking Wednesday night to beat the fitting tor th^wta- Chicago White Sox, IK and move “1 want to try now and see whatlpkg pitcher, Frank Sal 1 effect it has.” Oriole Lead Out'mg to Vi by Yankees vai*. ir ntMii LEADS SWEEP — Defending Olympi^ Champion Al Oerter breaks his own Olympic recort write a discus toss of TMiWt. Y inches to lead U. S 1-2-3-aweep in the event. It was tee fourth grand slam of track and field events. “I have been using them for a year and I have never performed better. I have even grown a half inch, and I thought I stopped growing at 19.” Oerter stands 6-foot-4 weighs 250 pounds. hanged a scratch single off Frank Lary. Pumpsie Green struck out but Hardy singled, sending Tasby to second. The crowd began a rythmic clapping and stamping as Williams came to the plate. The outfield switched to the right for the great lefthanded hitter, aad j Olympic Scoreboard "I have about 15 different kinds of twaIte~foods,“he explained. "For example J use rose. hop, I which is powdered rose bulbs, a natural source of vitamin C. Another fpod is dessicated liver, a kind of powdered fiver." within a half-game of league-leading Baltimore in the American League pennant fight. Esposito's error resulted to a hassle on the field before the White Sox eighth. A spectator ran from the right field stapds meat. Esposito swung on the Intruder before he was surrounded by ushers and police and hustled off the field. Whitey Ford started for tee Yanks and allowed all the Chicago runs on five hits before being relieved by Luis Arroyo ta the seventh. Anqyo went tee rest at the way tor his fourth win .without a‘ loss. Wynn suffered his 18th defeat, k ' ★ k Sherm LoUar homered with Jim Rivera on base for two White Sox runs. Another came on Wynn's double artd Luis Apariclo’s atagle, and Jim Landis provided the Mtr on a single, two New York errors uid a wild pitch. Jim Perry scored his 18th victory by pitching Cleveland to a 8-8 victory sVer Baltimore; Jackie Brandt bad the tody extra Perry, a pair of mACK AND FIELD l vault—Don Brass, Did Brass- rannivflM Oerter. West Babylon fit r*. up to 288 pounds, thinks teat the lethargy of some of the trackmen ta the Olympics has been caused by too much food, , Tenri.). 12.1ft p.m—Track aad Held: Men s pm—Basketball: Brasil ts. Ru (first to Mirtt places). . .M p.m— Basketball: United States Half (first to fourth plpssel. rBIDAT _ am—Xsuestrtan: Three-day sesst I -rafT* nlK""1reSStS (Mike Dasaro. New York. Beary Xo-lowrat. New Haven. Com., Jamee Ms-soil**. New York. -Will MUtalk Voles Bam. Fa., Waterbury. Conn.. 1U1 amTK»n(«|ff' Small bore rifle, day am^ield hockey finals for t) Young Seeking National Bike Crown Sunday > Clair Young of Birmingham will aim for tee national faiqnrie racing crown this Sunday tn the 380-mile national championship run at tee Oakland' County Sportsmen’s Club sports course in Waterford. Racing starts at 12 •ML-tayUBMtles: Womeni s| a*ml—Wet^tlt?tln«ei Heavy weight, U«bt- YusosUTla (fifth to etsbth places). Pontiac's Moore in National Keg Meet Saturday met Moore of Pontiac will be in a record field of 336 bowlers, paired as 1f the sand and still make the ball stop soon enough on the green. It calls tor a shot that should travel only a half-dozen feet or so tn the atr. tn Short, It to a delicate shot to play. The right technique calls far a soft awing, totting the slab-hand enter the sand aboat an tneh or •lightly tons behind the ball, and with a restricted fsOew-threngh. By a “wetrietnd follow-through,” where the baB was. Don’t be tempted to try to pick the ball off clean on this shot That to much too dangerous; instead, you must use sort of a miniature version of the normal explosion shot. 1 Ph. FE 54171 MacKay, Holmberg Lead -Singles Into4fh Round Berry MacKay and Ron Holm-ithe second game. .berg, a pair of towering young Hanlon, M the way into the fourth round of tM National Tennis Championships Wednesday and Staggering along right, beside them was ancient Vic- Seixas. Mackay. seeded No, 3, and the No. l.Ainerican hope for the title, downed Mexico'* Rafael Osuna- peared to be ps«&g himself. -The fourth set was the thriller, j Crawford broke in the fifth and] ninth games. Seixas broke in the sixth and eighth. * * * * In tile 10th game, Seixas gainedJ match point, but let CTaWhisd get a why. Eight time* with Denali Ralston the Wimble-:14th, 16th 18th arid 24th games, don doubles champion—6-3. 6-4.] Seixas got to match .point, but ev-j 6-4 Holmberg skipped put Frank erv time Ms quarry slipped sway.1 BridlttH ■ gf Carpi flahtes j Fi natty Crawford broke Seixas 6-4, 64.6-2. ~jin tiie '27th game and held Ida ' * * * jawn in the 26th for the set. ‘ . Both were strictly routine af-i # «tiu—*---------- fain. Neither MaeKay nor Holm- Seixas promptly broke Craw* berg gave his opponent a chance ford in the second game of the to get an offensive under way. fifth set. Crawford broke bade in They are after single* spots on the third, but Seixas grabbed a 4-2 the U.S. Davis Cup team. lead by' breaking again in- the The crowd of 5,000 in the West [sixth and that was it. Side Tennis Club stadium tavedj Chuck McKinley of St. Ann., most Of Its oohs and aahs for theiMo., aother Davis Cup hope. IT-yeaPoM Seixas. who downed I made the round of 16 by turning 21-year-old Chris Crawford of back Joaquin Reyes of Mexico. Piedmont, Calif., in a 2 hour. 45jT-5, '6-4, 6-4. minute J^Uggle, 64, 7-5, 3-6. 13-15! The quarter-final bracket in the •>2. [women's division was filled, witil Seixas. a Philadelphian playing,one major upset, tournament tennis before Craw- Donna Floyd, 19-yea r-old Wij» ford was born, was the complete lliam and Mary junior, easily master in the first two sets. He eliminated fifth-seeded t Karen j kept Ciawford dashing from side Hantxe of San Diego, Calif., 64, to aide and on numerous occ*-j6-2. Miss Hantxe was regarded as ■ions caught him fistfooted with lone of the big threats for the title, crafty drop shots. I * ★ * Seixas dropped the third sej; The other three seeded women advanced without difficulty. Second-seeded Ann Havdon o England vanquished Janet Hopps of Seatt.e U.S. Wightman Cup captain, 6-1. 6-4: fourth-ranked Darlene Hard Of Montebello. 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By The AaaortatM Pwws jin the second inning, needed help .Malinger Charlie Dressen There’s no -panics in Pittsburgh, from Lindy fdcDanicl but put {hopefully Wednesday night ibut there's still the question: Can away a 4-0 record over the Pl-l -when I look back on the seethe Pirates da It without Dick'rttn with hi* 16th virtory ag«bwt son. I shudder." Drewton said. [Croat? .seven defeats. ___"Who would hm-o euwsed that Playing their flmt game without The Braves beat the Qards «ndlthf. ^nipkins Ujtw Angeles* andi»«*m *" *l* ' the sparkplug shortstop, sidelined reliever Stu Miller 1M1 on BUlylft,f Giants would be so far dovm?r»« hut with a broken wrist, the Ptrates Brutoh’* one-out triple and a sin-.wbo would have helieved the PtjWeU giveIt lost a 3*1 decision to the second 1^ by Del Crandall, Cart Willey I Would do so wel}?*QF think 1 General Manager John Mclltltt place St. Louis Cardinals Wedbes-"*-7» was the winner. |ihe iSt. Louis* Cardinal# wduW be'who aat through the 3 hours, 40 day «»g*»» | * * * | up so: high? I'm not the only one {minute struggle, also hud his That- left the Bucs with a still ‘.A pinch double by Eddie Kasko who guessed wrong about some hopes boosted by the victory. healthy six-game bulge and S»ve the Reds a 3-.1 tie in the [dubs. "Tno many pennants have been gamea to play in a bid lor their USittBtt and they then won the NL's -We re going to battle all the'decided in the late stages.” hi first, National League pennant inilongcrst game of the year When wa„ <> pivswn promised. "We’rejaald. "We're-not giving up now 33 years. The Cards wound up winning reliever Marshall Bridges 1 hot going to wave any white flagj If we get hot, who knows? Thtre'i their season series against the Pi- <3-2> singled and scored on! Frank Uf surrender until we re definite-1 always the possibility, the Pirates rates with an 11-11 .spilt by beat- Robinson’s one-out single. Danny L. eliminmtHl. And, as l say. this {could go into a tailsptn," ling 19-game winner Vera Law—;McDevttt <0-41 lost.it in -relief ! ...- =...................... 4the big right-hander who had; Gene Conley, after losing six in {whipped them five times this year]* «m, beat fhe Cubs .with a four-jrfnd 11 times in a row since June.|bitter; striking out eight tor his {1958 [eighth victory. lion Cardwell -I * * {<7-131, the e*4*h|L was the loser. 1 While the Cards were dropping- The also ran <»g is ready to-be TiRe Pirates, third place Milwaukee pinned on Milwaukee, but the die* [moved within games of the [hard Braves refuse to be counted1 [top with a 6-5, 11-inning victory lout in .the fast - closing National {over San Francisco. CincinnatijLeague pennant [edged Lu» Angeles 4-3 in 13 Iff- | » *—# ■ nines, and Philadelphia defeated |. ..^ been * freak year.' ,1Chicago's Cubs 2-0., Jand Anything still can happen, '; | Right-hander Ernie Broglio, whoj--— ----------——4**-------f—j singled home the Cants' first-run 1364 Salt Lake Country Chib course »u a 16400 pro-amatsor WBBP. j Play WE 72-hole open beglniifrt m : Dow Finsterwak^ who won tbs f tost PGA tournament in L'tnh to SALT I-AKE CITY (WM1 -’fw 3#*, is ope of the pre-meet faVor. $22,000 Utah Open, biggest and (ten He won that event with • 276, richest, golfing event tn the state's Predictions are that It will take • MP] history, got'wider way today with M to 3B f to win this year. UT [a ftp-id which included several of Bob Roaburg. who won the erenf •'Maybe the Piratro wlH go lnlo,the 10 top I960 money winners, ji^, yMkT with a Hi, to back to Be. stomp and we take off an -a The opening day event at Thr6.--<■■ Cfsssd Saa. [GOLD^CRESTSSSi ^?7? Orchard tabs M, Csr Tslsrreh 11 i-TMf ^ Spite of What MUST SELL Others Claim— AU 60’s NOW! CANT THE PRESSURE IS ON! As of Septembir 1, 1960, Motthews-Horgreoves hod 178 core on hand. WE'RE TOLD WE MUST SELL 138 NEW 1960 CHEVROLETS BY SEPTEMBER 20 to that our Salot Foret and Mechanic! con concentrate and begin schooling on the new 1961 Models. CHEVROLET HAS COME UP WITH A TREMENDOUS INCENTIVE TO SELL ALL Of THESE CARS! ___ . , ’ ' ' ; ~ . - E. CURTIS MATTHEWS And Sell We Will If AFFORD I. NEVER before hove we had the opportunity through the cooptrstits of Ckev-rolet Division to soli curs ut the lowest prices ever offered! 2.10WER down poy-ment because of tho bigger trodo-in values, or increased discounts. 1 MUCH larger trade-in allowance on your present car to that wo may build up our stock for tho Southern market. 4. IMMEDIATE dsliv-pry within 2Vs ; Hours, because of our readiness t o bandit a lost flow of cars at this time with extra help on our soles staff end extra mechanics in our go ruga for tore* ice. 5, SERVICE after Hie tele! - - How Can You Afford To Miss This Event? 1 MATTHEWS cBpi HARGREAVES r "Ch.vy-Lond" Con and Trucks 631 OAKLAND ot CASS FE 5-4161 » y ■ •; 'm if: !i-~V THEPOXTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, IMP TORTY-TWO which has been described else-1emerge* at this early stage; Jhere on experience but not lacking toihave drawn attention to them* wbere. ynth less reverence, as | will be a Jot ol football players enthusiasm. selves. ^ump Elliott’s mob scene" Jon the field at^the Michigan * a » * i One of them, end Bill Fteghao Nomenclature, however, has lit-!Stadium again thl* year. The spiritual leaderls 19-year-t<* Royid Oak, dBd H hy almost tie to do with the truth that ... _____ _ old Dave Glinka, whose purpose U« HR quite - signing a baseball • ltV!T!Uly..^\W,>*.r » H has been to convince EUiott contract that reportedly would I tha-Ferry «rtd raMMrds, tt wR ^ ^ ,,,Hy Hiean’t have a I have elevated him Into the upper • W •* th*** WlU quarterback problem after all. * income bracket, but "this hulking ANN ARBOR (AP) —Two weeks jfmm Saturday will bring the first Mkisi appearance of that group I admired locally as the University lot Michigan football teem — but J Elliott' during his first year at {the Michigan helm, implemented] the platoon system now possible under the' rules and used an aver age of 35 players per game. At season's end. he handed out 44 ---- -- _ __ snBBwr ninwui w- tsuehdewn pueoe to Tuesday a ~^ Jack strobel. He is Iteted scrimmage la a particularly Ins- ^ a ^0** but he comers and press!ve performance. (shifts gears more tike an Austin* There are other sophomores who Healey. tenure Vilito With Athletes L Elliott has already served notiA, (that this year's strategy wilt follow the same pattern. Crosby Touched by U.S, Triumphs at Olympics j ____ i ROME (AP-i—Bing the groaner. He shook hands with UvioJBer- Of the 36 returning iettermem ^ become Bing the weeper at inttt, Italy’s 200-meter champion. 112 ire holdovers from the eager i1(w Olympic Games "You look much bigger out on [band ol sophomores of 1050. "You should see how the tears the track." Bing said. * * * , (roll down his cheeks when tiatj Americas three boxing cham- l But pressing for the jobs Is!American flag goes up." said hisIpfons—Cassius Clay of Louisville, another group of sophomores, short iwife, Kathy. Ky., Ed Crook of Fort Campbell, ..—— - —-l——— Bing Crosby, with his familiar and Wilbert McClure of To*] HI (MP AND CAPTAIN — University of Michigan football coach Bump Elliott Is shown with the Wolverine team captain this year. Gerald Smith, a senior from Detroit. ,____________ snap-brim strsw and curved-«tem|tedo, (Mb, came around with] ipipe. and Kathy, to a sleeveless|their medals proudly slung (white cotton blouse and printed their necks. . ■. full skirt, paid a visj£ to Olympic] ygy going to turrf jm Village Wednesday. 'stonal?'* Crosby asked Clay. ! This created another mob scenef . , jn ^ [for autographs tpuea. tt * ★ YOU’VE HAn IT ^ Manager Walt Alston of the Jm Angeles Dodgers gets tossed out of the game in the second inning after an argument with umpire Tony. Vernon. Venzon ordered Duke Snider out of the game earlier for remarks from the bench. Cincinnati won to 15 Innings. . . . ;>|i> ;».....^ SCHOOL PRICES ON FOOTBALL SHOES Boys* Football Pants — Helmets Shoulder Pads BOWLING SHIRTS—BLOUSES IXPgtT LITTERING Bonding Shoes and Bags M The Crosbys, to Rome on a hoi-1 Qp Tiday. havebeen cramming ' a lot j of Olympic viewing into the last; several days. They have seeni (most of the track and field, the] I ^ swimming and the boxing finals. |! Tjgrj—"There's no difference of opin-| i a ion between us' on who to the ‘ ginated us most,"!' Sale of Golf Clubs and Bags WELDEN SPORTING GOODS -round nationally, lderisetL match! TUe Sullivans came last night, pressed Ms qlaim today!* for a title match with heavy-weight!c champion Floyd Patterson. Machen. who weighed 191, -was!* interested only to a re-match with! Liston. "Liston is a good fighter,"jl Machen said, "but he won’t Imockg* down any walls' I don’t like toi* alibi, but I hurt my shoulder six days ago in-training and couldn’t!* use my right too well. I want very much to fight him again when Ir (have two hands,” Liston, the number one contender ij for the. crown, was equally tm- j {Thomas, Ray Norton And other 11 athletes. LOW OVERHEAD LOCATIONS {, Bing said he got one of his big*] jgest thrills in watchjng Otis Davis win the 400-meter race to world record time Tuesday. "When Bing seea three Ameri-Ican flags go up after a sweep he is overcome with emotion." Kathy {confided. discus heaver, said proudly. SAVINGS FOR YOU IN LAKK ORION—2 LOCATIONS Rtf- 4>99 Values MEN'S FINCK CONTINENTAL U i Russ Johnson Motors Irssdwsy Comer of SksdboH •« M-24 (•«•« of Shadboh , MY 2-2171 (impressed with second-rated Eddie. “All Machen wanted to do was go 12 roqnds,” he said. "Hq didn’ want to fight. I had a bad night.’ SLACKS ICrippled Kids 30 Letter Winners Are Coming Back for Coach 'Muddy7 Water* Everythin! 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Town's Post Has No Pay, Office NESHAMINY. Pa (API—This Bucks County village outside Philadelphia (pop. about 1,000) has a full-fledged post-office. /••'■''V : ' laughing matter. > Schuits, 10, now an employs4 sheetmetal worker, was Neshamlny with Warrington Township — and abolished Schultz’s job. At least It thought It did, last Thursday the ^ U.8. Senate confirmed Schuits as postmsitsr. ^ Massages of congratulations came from Pennsylvania's two senators, Democrat Joseph Clark and Republican Hugh Scott; also from the National League of Postmaster* and the Hatlopal Association of Postmasters. if* But Schuits, with a wife, and two young daughters, to support, wasn't Jumping with Joy—not without a post office; “We have been living on peanuts since April and I'm 0} up to my neck In debt,’’ he said. Mp So why doesn’t Schuits take another post office Job, like a clerk or mall carrierf ■ ,1— He can’t. Three times he1* flunked the cferk-carrler test, f? I but passed the postmaster sxam. He Is qualified only to be IjP'j a'postmaster. . .. w Will JoAdmitted to tho Theater After the Start of Each Performance of "PSYCHO." 'Psychs” st 1:30 P. M. end 10:45 P. M. BOX OFFICE OPENS 6:45 P.M. SHOW STARTS 7:45 F.M. PONTIAC DRJVP-IN ~ -TheOATtC, Kirk Douglas Kim Novak Ernie Kqvacs Barbara Rush aovpun raiunu THIS HAPPY FEELING PROGRESS REPORT ON THE GTW STRIKE ', t. r ™ • i ...YOU BE THE JUDGE bt our negotiations with the striking Brotherhood of Ragmad Trainmen, we have offered to settle 21 of the 28 issues if the union would withdraw the remaining 7, which are these: 1. The union demands that, when a regularly assigned yard crew is used to perform certain ■ types of work, such as assisting in retailing cars, mpving wrecking equipment, spreading ballast, etc., the crew be paid extra. As an iXimple.ayard crewlsnsetHo moveears, ballast for four hours during its regular eight-hour assignment. The union demands that the crew receive 12 hours' pay for eight hours of work. If the crew should be used four hours and one minute, the union demands that it receive 16 hours' eight hours of work. This would amount to paying double time to yardmen for performing their own type of work. also i &s although they perform no work at sH.----- increased on certain assignments without a change in duties.' This would increase their wages from $20.17 per day to $22.06. 3. Pay to yard foremen would be increased on certain assignments without change in duties. This would increase their wages from $23.36 per day to $25.31 per day. 4. At intermediate points where switch engines are used, any switching necessary to marshall a train must be performed by switch engines and not by road engines. This would necessitate the employment of additional yard crews at points where they are not needed. 5. The union demands that freight train crews not be required to hold onto any cars at Intemtadiate points where yard enginesareemployed. The results would be the same as in point 4. . 6. The union demands that if a freight train crew is held over one hour waiting for cars at . any point during its run, they * will receive extra pay for all time so heicf For example, a crew normally uses five hours to run from Chicago to Battle Creek, a distance of 169 smiles, for which they receive the equivalent of 13 hours and jQi minutes' pay. if required to wait one hour end 30 minutes at an intermediate point, they would be paid for 15 hours, even though they actually worked only six hours and 30 minutes. 7. The union demands that the i?ttroad be required to operate certain scheduled freight trains or, attsmetiyety. pay the craws for not working, even though there is no traffic to haiyfle. : V* • : The railroad was willing to submit the 28 issues to arbitration or to a one-man fact finding panel, as suggested by the National Mediation Board, burthe union refused. We believe you will agrto that these seven include “feether-beddir^" work rules, the cost of which would eventually be passed on to you, the consumer. We regret that the action of the striking union has thrown thousands of people out of work in our own company and tho industries we servo and has forced the interruption of our service to the shipping: ond traveling public. Vice President & General Manager' THE frOXTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1060 . FORTY-SEVEX But Romney Says They*!! Be Supreme Brightness Hidden Under Baskets of Publicity . Than in iWn Sjig kinds of Mi' • ••■*•..................< ■ {-^jsssssssssmsam GM Slow on Compact Predictions Brains Are Stars' Secret Qualities | Waterford nr BEN PHLKXiAB j «r *maltor earn wtt bo built In DETROIT, — General Motors >*•>. at leaat two thMaal (M apparently still la not ready to | eral " support George Romney's tot Z euprawcy Ed Cote. »ho sold about 250.000 the compact car L| hta .1900 model corvairs, says . ■ . -... , ISO per cent ip tar too high. He' Romney, who has rambled to|H_J£L „,in u- -------------- « success as president of Amertamlb*tttn‘ “ wUI * 1 Motors, maintains smaller cars could account for 30 per cent of all new automobiles sold in this country next year. However, both Cole and Wol-|thebig car sweepstakes, even it; Bam emphasizes they'are looking total sales don't measure up loj, only for "pha” business withRomney's estimates their small cars. "Anytime you] ■tart hitting 30 per cent of pour! ■mall cars you are! limiting the sales chances of your bigger $ ' Cole says. Bat at OM, whore fear Maes Wsh'fry' ^JariT’woltrem of OktamobUe.i % CWivair raq about 43 peri who showed off his F© last week, <*nl ot Chevrolet sales the, pasl[ refuses to pick a figure.'ettherpear v (or the industry or his own snail] * ; * entry. -------- j WaMram says he doesn't want to tip Ms band yet " Hope Frost Lags Till Corn Ripens By-YBRN aCOTT I home with electronic psrspher : It takes more than Just a little HOLLYWOOD (UPU • — 'How aalta, Including a recording ata- 'gray matter to write, produce, di-brtght are movie stars! i djo and tape farllitW. Irtjct and sjar In his own movies, Glamor folk have new won Os-] .Jerry.often pushes buttons, flicks' Duug'w tod Unc»«M* have the [care on an IQ basis, and lew holdi^.,,^ M ,,IWKk.asls directly dry*nnd ,,?A?nige"■■■■■■■............ " Union Lk. Rd. ~ XM 8-0661 SHOW STARTS 7:30 j|cOMW|BCE| other companies continue to put more emjJhasis on titeir compacts. WuLMrmitmSn CINEMASCOPE Eastman COLOR anthony Perkins- Jane fooda Ford’s Falcon and Comet sold like wildfire thi« year with every indication of higher sales goals next year. Valiant saved the day for the Plymouth- Division at Chrysler. Dodge .dealers, who sold the standard size Dart with spectacular success this year, have (added the Lancer in the compact ] field. ing yields of late hay cuttings. Fall plowing was also being de-|W| in some aims With in "TALL STORY" are too dry to work. Dry beans were maturing rapidly and about one-tenth of the acreage been combined. Potatoes were maturing satisfactorily although intensive spray programs are being carried out In a few areas to ftgbf ’ late blight. Digging has been under way In the important Montcalm County area stare mid August. High 1 JAKARTA. Indonesia UB — Six persons were killed—gjxl threw [wounded in a 157-man armed raid on h religious meeting in a village in West Java last weekend, 'Anturs agency reported today. LOVE RITES IN StRANGE^ LANDS! TONY i l RTIS footnoted source* which he pores over by the hour. Curtis has an unquenchable en- OAKLAND CUT RATE 37 SOUTH SAGINAW Mast to Oakland Tbaalarl DOWNTOWN HEADQUARTERS FOR CORNED BEEF "T7V , £ ..-■------------1 Southwest area was not bit, ta-ll** Aute. This faU be ,will attend, ‘berta peaches in the area wcn !ni^t <**»*?* at UCLA to study | ripening unevenly due to high tAefnistry and biology to satisfy j temperatures and humidity. Many desire to learn. Elberta orchards were being spit-! An omnivorous reader. Marlon picked to maintain, high qua’ity Brando can discuss philosophy, art and the whole spectrum of human itfUPlD HR* *»u> 'fAAt'ti® ttoibr»M 'i -1 Open Mon.. rkucs. FiL Sat. Until 10 PM. fa os. and Wad. VntU 6— All Day Sunday Delicious JLarge Kosher The heat and humidity also hurti . . ,__„ ,_______ tomatoes and mutkmelons in theie*»rie™ Southwest and some acreage w abandoned. , . The picking of Macintosh app was started although lack of cool You betolur. He has i nights kept them from putting on ventive mind and a vivid (the desirable amount of color. * i inatton. He has -----AND------- the Ultimate Prim! [questioning mind and a passion i right social injustices. I Jerry Lewis has a brain? CORMED BEEF SAHDWICH Salvation Army Makes Plans Days to Christinas! enjoy | ^Christmas; and already the Salva-1the festive season. [tion Army in Pontiac is busy mak | ^ Army U toying |ihg plans. . , * [the groundwork now for a clear- And it’s not too soon to make; ing house to a**ure that no faiii-i plan* if you know some family thatj jnP, arr miM*ed and that there t no duplication* to a*sl*tance diristnut* time. This is accomplished each yearj by clearing all families, by phone.! through/the one -central clearing house. ,Thp Salvation ‘ Ai.my is coopcrat-■ ing with.civic and social groups [and churches in the Pontiac area to Insure proper coordination at thte time. ] The groups and ehurehes are bo- , ling asked to appoint a representative now to find out who needs assistance and to bring the neces-sary information to a meeting just; before Christmas. Se.u NEXT: fruk Sub* • Dmb Mutia-ta- “OCEAIV’S DP* ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■^li*M*n*******s***H****n*Hdan***M***roa****n*£ This Earth is Mina -r k tarrfr.EiGHT THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER S, I960 BUcb Push Rough onMen . By Log Fh> Wife Nags Husband for Bonus ■T mULB BATTELK NEW YORK - 1 "New, U ysa'i Just punk year do. They would rather throwout "So the day before he camej M*band a Ml more. If y*»1 aig 'the catalogues than push thetr hus-lhome, a little package arrived ad-i _____ _____I ) Ml eBwue. Iw "« make Ma bands, tor their own personal dn>Hsed te m ft wat a bottle prodded into doing more and more) 1^«a yseH kavO • alee (aim. jof French petfomc, With a note! MMlf hjiV flmalhiilii clever form prt«e la shew far year thought- ! At lbasf. we, know of one such thanking me for understanding. | of big business bribery ! 'Mara*. If he doesn’t-’-tougti.” (Avomah—a dinner guest who in- Understanding, my loot. Why / Luxurious, costly prizes are be-f in other wards, a man's energjjps|krmpd *** ***r experience. | didn’t they send nto a good book; tog offered tor the most prodigious.BTV being bartered. Like trading never received Ike ‘bribe jinttead, and thank me for toier- effort. 'stamps- ; book’,'' «he aaM, "because—(her fknee.” * * * j I am told this mectioe Is not! letoradj is mt la sales, and i ***'■;' But doThe men who make the8ejncw, but 1 have just caught up! they go mostly to wtvaa ef exeeu- r We agreed that wives who re- prodigious efforts get the cosily [with |t and find the idea out-' fives la sales. Bat leal sank— ceive corporation catalogues should prizes? Nonsense - that would be' rageous. It serves the purpose ofi had Is ^a ad af tow toe a close their eyes to the lures thett" too logical- Thpir wives get the promoting the already overertipha-1 tong buatteM session. Wives | in—and urge their- burtands ei roam,____________;______iiiTwl ifntrw for material wealth B and status Ip tamiiieii; tt^»lU "wife! frequently, i tecvwttv* against hustiand in a subconscious,.] doesn’t mi ns scheme (which might be raBsd "the plan") narks like this. Wives of tksamsdt af awn employed by mtds huge carparaflaos re calve ratalagaca fall af baaas gtftldaaa wtock Iks earparaMaua are eager to bestow apaa Nttto It has been the "respected prac-1 Hm. PJ. Salesman sees' pic-r^ce’’ tor years of conscious, drive for phony K it asaumea-and this la truly j revolting—that a woman could and! should dictate the work load of j her brradwtrmtng man. tuna of such housewifely conveniences and luxuries as silver tea services, dock radios, mink coats, airline, tickets to Paris, Beside each lovely enticement she reads exactly how successful her husband must be ~ in order that SHE may win each prize. The corporation, thus, is openly appealing to the greed presumed to exist in the acquisitive soul of] It is saying, with subject a* ssyinr “The hand little subtlety. r General funds OK for Sewers I— lein IhrnmlVfS In have their nam ji It canceled from the mailing list of I the prod-for-priaet plan.' _____, By Franklin Folger lions to interview wives of poten-; tial key executives and salesmen before hiring the men. i It always assumed this was merely a company precaution—to ’ make certain Mr* Executive was]" not dim-witted, alcoholic or neu-' rotic enough to unsettle her hut-1 band and mar his efficiency. (A Mmsaate tkenrirat Ce. vice ' imsiM -rs^i THE BERRYS By Cart Gruhert that racks the cradle i i**) i alt# But now, it would appear thsst i companies are looking tor more! (Or less) than plainly recent, nice j fwtve*:---- " -—— -----:-----H ] They appear, judging by thetr! (Catalogue technique, to want their | Temployes’ wives aggressive, am-^ ______________________jbitious and capable of putting up Extend Water Linej, JIMMIE HAS ^DONt BE \OJR HUMOOR SELFISH AMD WONT jr JACKIE- ave itr-n take^turns TO ME/ S PLAYING MY HUMIDOR? ! I WITH IT/ DIXIE DUGAN By McEroy and $triebel “I® Adams Rules LANSING, (DPI) — Townships! In Michigan may allocate unpledged revenues in general or "conttngeag’' funds to improve-! meat funds ahd spend die moneys far Extenaios of sew® and water' lines, the Attorney General said Wednesday. Atty. Geo. Paul L. Adams issued the ruling on the use of ! township moneys in response Iq: ' i request from Prosecuting At-' torney Edwa£d A>Quinncll, Marquette. i Quinael asked whether a town- I ship may llaaaeo the esnstrUe- I (toil of extenatons te sewer and j Quinael also asked if * town-1 ship may levy and collect ad! valorem taxes to pay for extensions to its sewer and water lines. ! The attorney general ruled the! -limitation and expand ad valorem! . tax moneys far such purposes. Colorado License Papers to Have Colored Photos : DENVER. Colo. (API-A touch of color is gomg to be added to! the drivers' licenses Colorado motorists. ~l Color photographs vrij] adorn the licenses, just as soon as equip-! tnent can be installed, says Wil-j liam Cassell. , chief of the State Motor Vehicle Division. ____*___,*___4 I The adored pictures cost a penny more per license, he explained, but will be used because they can't be forged like black and white pictures can. Copters Fight Fire in Yosemite Corner YOSEMTTE NATIONAL PARK.! Calif.' B) — Huge, banana-shaped! helicopters from the Army went lntp action today transporting In-1 dian five fighters to a stubborn 900-acre blaze in the rugged north-; west «imw of fids tourist mecca, ■ ★ A W "But IPS a tough MO.” emphasized ranger John Straten who1 Wednesday flew over the fire, ' three miles northeast of San Fran-cisco's Retch Hetchy Reeervoir I near Mount Gibsoo. "AH up and' I flaw,** he'■ said. * I * Poiitlm PfOto UgO ft " iviwwo.woMc, wmww‘»Bng^ : ki Donelson-Johns I FUNERAL HOMS “Drstoned for Punrrnlr" ~gPA Nfl_aiUi?IN CtA|Pf7 price* Tuesday aid Wedneaday. At the same time, the market| averages were approaching the. triple bottom" which has brought |. support in 1960 trading. This af- ] ‘ ■ '•rrrwBvwy. I ".is*"* Green, Round. I Kentucky Wonder, I ' to s Bonos, Rom on, bu. .. "toj Banns, Wax. bu........... Ill [Beats, dot. bch». . .. 41,1 Beet*, topped, bu. . .. 30 4 Broccoli, dot. belli. . Jg.gjOabbsge, bu. S 4'Cnbbnga. Curly, bu. 126.2 Cabbage. Red. *“ „ report that toe European wheat and rye crops have been damaged by excessive rainfall , brought a scattered demarfd in the ( wheat pk. Advices said that much ^ ^ ______ of those crops probably will ^1^!^ precedent 1 suitiW only for feed. T 5^ * !* Chicago oaADf -J »eels, auto, utilities, tobaccos! „chu^okl a»pt. ■ iAF> - opeafh. j and nonferrous metals were moatly! viheet-^ Mar. ■Jf^ higher. The tone was generally s*p.........IMS mm . • • tns .ru*iUght«ai again l.iSAbi by a Washington investigation. ' '"rails and mail order-retails. R i Noncu !Loot a Fust .... ■ fi i Thouohtfuiatmoa l. . —... |i Voorhees-Siple! N i FUNKRAI BOMS i bnntlo Cemetery Lots . Tf I-PITS . If OAKLAND HILLS CEMCTCRY. I tejs. FK 44113 ■ • - I FIRRY MT. PARK CCMBTSNY ; Baoutlful * grava lot WIU dhrtd*. I ng^ngrnar^A WMno BMg. "ROUTE SALESMEN **“• v.1*^ oiark* 1 Pint OVKR IS. roa. OiiiiaitAL ,J5 and Drartun notes ate* WK m^gg. "K«w JJ? Trwk nod moKbnndtM furnbhnd ask?.* .!?.»*• wH »1tb nil' opornUng asnanaat pnid. .™IH*ab? Rand^ PuUM. lut Crosa-VnantloB Fold, rallrr- ; HOUMKXSFtH MOtN ■ N Lt 11 m»m plan — Moot ha wiIIIm to L.Imum l_ tefnngon. Man—tar •ark I or !• hours a dsy Phi* I. goad hraw tons Ugh wapo*. UL doy on SMnrday. JKA pra- ] I-lgll, , liStet^Tniir.0»n^V’iV ,m ' wwisik^-Aii) kAAtorrtmf: Mr, Bmlth, UL 3-4J4P. ! >^11 ,rm,.* *■ "-iirv~.* r----•■■■■-■! HOUWKXSRFKR. WttlTE, Livg IN, Real Estate Salesmen 1 car* Tor t iiiiul mod •trtn, — twin* than wag**. PS £ Share Ltvlng guarter* Wtd. Tr*n»port*Ura Wtd. CMtUSplA. Otto*. Wanted llaal Eotel* RENTALS OFFERED Lard idrumii- I jm r 5 ’ P 10 I 1 then to.j Cabboca, Snroute. I . M 4 Carrol Coht Mot .. Copt Oil ... copper Hag -Cayn Pd .... Curti* Pub .. Dae re Det MU DbttfAlrtr.. 1 .. 5* giCarrot*. 1____ .. 61.2 Coullflower, ( .... 41.1!Celery, do*, i .... 44.t ernary, Paac* i. bchi. «i m: -J“*-BeaFTRoeb — Lmsbj til 1 t Air l Sinclair VAX ■ uiiTKTr •»“* *FJU' Pk - J* *; Kohlnbl. do*, bcite. . _____ _____ 3*81 Lack*, do*, bchs.. HS-.S sotiPso oitro" pk. .........r JJ.t IonRr .... djl|0nionl gry. M lb*. tt Sperry Rd .... MJ Onion*, green, doc. bch*. . »\ EfS; *::: fHWK.-? f!-? P**»rni*ckay*. M...... leggg|OTiy»*»- The market wst mixed a lening. nettled tower, firmed as denting* become more j M active. * Texas’ Instruments and Polaroid i ! recouped more than 3 points each |i| Of Wednesday's wide losses ~ I J 10t; for Texas Instrument and 11 tig j i•»!? ij$4 for Polaroid. up lssi MMl ' „ .1 i*i• JJ:» giii a new minnow bucket is silent, STOCK AVtfUGSS I )U*d by The Auoeinted FratBt- u Rent Houie* UatunSnod . Rent LaM OouogM ........ I For -.Rent Rooms ..... Room* With Board ! Convalescent Home* ,.’.. . Hotel Room* I earalu*Mon^mltod. j Hot, aek ElPCR MOTHER'- R. I. (Dick) VALUKT »«L_. • REALTOR FE 4-3531 [ Ml OAKLAND AVENUE IB Rash* i---...e.-rsnaanm---Ml----- ,. . JMpH t. Lovely Is r**r-otd cl BOX RCPlitt ______ „. NO TRAVBMNO. I ^0”"” iTti ILwite^Si? wf ?55». I At K a.m. Today thw i were replies si The Prc*» j office In the following | boxes: aur, -f Hospital — ___ _ „ 1 program MVH~IN —'lip. UOtfr" --------- —— a chljd------------- ; i *AI ERMEN T 1 Wale* nog Barytae, eon pe Mia. 1 RFFRIOUCNT ROT , h. it, it. it, ta. train In it program r Exchange,' II S I.ADY TO 1_____.... ___ I boy. call baton* IH. OR p 0011. j MONOORAMfRO IIWIPO MA-rhjne ayfytec* PK , MIDDLKAOKD WRITE WOMAN TO 1 oar* far I ebIM Ironing and light bouaaworfc. Eoforonoati. We»t gfd* Flan** call otter 1 to. FE Indu*t Rail* Util St L J REAL ESTATE FOR SALE i For SOI* Housra ............ Income Property . . For sale Lake Property ...... ; For 3*1* Retort Properly ... 3M6 141* Igi rifll e the fish. It is plas: , M Stud-Pock . , 43 pen ■ dj.t T*xnra_. ■ : Peppers. Rod Sweet. 1 «■* SSSSte 111 .9 199-9 .UffUl. ttss PS 4 lltilOCy, T r«r I ... 100, ::: iS Show Dodge Lancer -Luxury Compact Si tnrara»w»r" j Butte*** Opoortunltle* Sol* Land Controot* j Money ^tj Loan .. MortgagaLoano .... 1 MERCHANDISE. ' Swop* .......... • • “-'1 Clothing I Oood* *-»| By BEN PHLEGAR jtroducfd this fall by Oldsmobile. J t'soi ...... ix riicr Pontiac and Buick are expected to lit Autoonwtive Writer geveraHmndrod dollar*! .jm MIAMI BEACH, Fla. <*i — Chryp- l M jler's Dodge Division, which stepped ________________ I down to the popular price field a ! year ago with the Dodge- Dart, to-1 •fi-lfiday unveiled its new compact car, , Ml\zTf . ! special Communication, Pontiac 7 Lodge Calender i 2s| the Lancer. '".jm M. C. Patterson, general man-|y|g^pei7 Work In EA Degree. W. - j^jagee of Dodge, saitl he expeetrthe W. Vandercoote. W.M. Lodge No. 21. F&AM. m. Sept. 9. n* s<«n n m Wstrip in RA TVffWP. W. I ! liwtoe luxury aeries loaded • J Jf er options. 5 ,it. i Areme Chapter No.. M3 OES. mi Pd"' RMutor meeting, Sept. 7tb, • am. 'Roosevelt Temple, 22 state Street.! TRY FOR WANT ADS DIAL FE 2-8181 From 1a.m. Ta I pB. ■acted immcdiowty. T b acred vsluolOM 0 Closing Urn* for od*orU*w-——•■tela* typo ilm ________rogulor sgat* , .* H a'eloet Man lb* now • am. the day wf publication alter ' CASK WANT AD RATES °7* tf# *gJJ' Wfr ... Sole Live----- Wsnted Llvctock -For Foultry DETROIT STOCES fC. vL Nobler Co.) Flxurr* after decimal paint* on 0 Elec A Equip. Co Iwln Rubber Co * * Gear Co.* ...... L. Oil Ik Chem C eighth* • Non Peninsular M. Prod. Co* The Prophet Co.*....... Rudy iffiT r * DETROIT BOOS DETROIT. Sept. * '*“• B5U%.*S5Ut! .Its 19.3 19.3 Crop Price Index Up for August This Year pound delivered E uve poultry. LANSING (UPD - The Federal State'Crop Reporting Service said the index of prices received by farmers in Auguit wai up more than 2 per cent from August a year ago. The index showed a slight drop —about 1 pg cent—from the figures for July tola year, the Service lncreases were noted In toe prices of milk, eggs, wheat,'hogs and poultry, while declines were noted in prices for beans, potatoes, beef, veal, corn, hay and certain chickens. ' The ssir eontent of Great Salt Lake in Utah fat about six- times thaf bl the ocean. Poultry and Eggs i.»j Unlike the first wave of com-}lf|pacU froto tbe Big Three auto] } |J makers, toe Lancer will offer al-j | most all extra-cost options normal- News in Brief ly associated with standard-sized, PhyUta Higgins °f 23d *• , cars, ivyindtng power steering,’dock St._ reported to Pontiac policy j i AP)—Egg prteei — receiver* d» la M dtuen power brakes, air-conditioning and Wedrtesflay that someone tinted' glass. |B *««* throUKh ■» 1 DETROIT FOULTRY DETROIT. Sept 9. ULt1 urn*, atesdy pqiltlon. Apply te i»r«on. «» plifum call* B*rn*M * 1 _Elolhex "*■— •** ■*—•---1 . nifwt. WM SALES OPjPbRl UN,il V uifou^MUBo wsmT-woman a?yih,n,.Fdbrv,two,r “ i ^ r “ complete my tsln rare*, married man over ft with exptrjonc*^ but wtti^ oecot Jully* (rained **t 'company’ex irteg. IL FK S-04ST ELEFHONE CANVASSERS piuiiomSSp then wage*. *15.00 per wk. Ref* osohoosod* PK 6-194*. MOTHERS ■ School home coordinating work.' 10 te 90 boor* * woof. School, church or 4H work tulprui. S*-crllenl corning* It aoatMad. Colt , duns M. Moyer, OR 3-411* 1 to YOURO MAN W tL LINO TO worn srlll work. nt(ht*. Apply Is l*ri-.on. 3100 Auburn Rd Olu* YOUNG MAN,'1>0 OR OVER. HIUH •rhool grad Sale* and *tock. N»-tlonel Co. Cell Mr™ Platt, FE NO. 1 OIRI. FOR INSURANCE OF-[ice. typing roaalrM, oge II te M. *48 p*r week, 5*4 day* reply* to Ponttee Fret* So* 99. ----S 114* iutteg* saata furnished, ..... " to follow up. Experience________ oteoiy W» or* wlllhw to trow men who are wlliino to work FE 4-3*44, Ask tor Fred St. Souver. OFFICE GIRL with ambition and soma bookkeeping e»perteoce ipsay be it toll I ARRO REALTY * . 5143 Co**-EU*abeth Rd _ WANTED 10 ACKJRRSSIVI YOUNG PERSONABLE LADY FOR FARf handwhUng important Dos to. ■nd writing to Pontiac Pro**, our 1941 expanded *ale« program No expeclence* necessary. Earn si you Mam. Ae* Mr. Cole. Jack Cole me., 1000 w Maple si Fonttsc Trail, Walled Lake Ply 1 mouth-VsMsat._____ WANTED: A GOOD RELIABLE , man te eupply customer* In N.E. 1 Oakland Co. or Ponttee and Keexo —Harbor wlttr Rowlelgh Product* 1 Wrtte^Eowteyh'^ Dipt. Mci-eeo- ] I w6ol_PRE8SEr7experienced' I App^v Welker* Cleener*. Lekt I Help Wanted Female 7 PIANO ON ORGAN PLAYER. FOR weekends. Phong EM 3-*l*i._ PRE-CHRISTMAS PART TIME JOB I now available with Sank Coventry if over to and have cor. ptiouoj0RJ*IW. ___ RUN A SPARE-TIME'' O R EETINO Cord snd Olft Shop ot homo. — iwda complex wf----------- I Chrutma* ADULT BARYS1TTBRS Auto. Service Help Wanted Male ATTENTION’! For Sale Motorovcfe* For Sale Bicycle* Boot* <1 Aoceuortet . Fiber*)** ....... I A sharp men t .ifts Ifyou are _ni_. and looklnx fay 1 -— -dvanesmm.. . . FE 4-0030 I ________ OR 3-4345 ____ A-l SEAMSTRESS Exportoneoa only. Apply Mr. Pruett Pontiac Laundry, MX. Toteiraih awsd. MlchK(an.'__ RociiieTia aaw wanted carbon IS or over. OL 1-9111 or BE 3-1344...._ RELIABLE WOMAl»~4FTO *0-POR B E ALT Transportation Offerod . Wanted Used Car* Used Auto Part* .« Sale U*ed Truck* . {tiw^pcr Nl il I I ATTENTION FOREIGN CAR ME- j Hollywood .Beauty Shop, _ »_*f inau . FE 9-344A Forelp^S spts Car* >od worker. Andy CsUtl Oarage, » BSIdWiP. AMBITIOUS •monitritor* Death Notices ATTENTION HOU8EWIVEBI NAOMA’8 TOTS ‘ Earn your Xna* money wtsn pteaaqnt, profitable «—l Top commlaotona. Cash Bont ”* delivering or collectln*. — -before 3 PM. PB 5-4439 ! AMHITIOUa TOURO k — DETROIT LIVESTOCK DETROIT (API—(U8DA)—Cattle compared teat week slaughter t ti atesdy to strong: heifer* steady: slow, steady: butU toe higher; oc—■ ISO head high eholc* and huh chotco to Mime 060-1104 lb. steers 26 00; most choice itoer* 1150 lb. down 5 EtS hUh choice to prime 1311-130* UM: mixed lend* good and —"togtordnww NiMIl; hole* steers 33.M-36.M; 30.50-23.50' Utmty eteeri good te I 34.00: few kodo h,.. ....— to — heifer* Included ot 34.00: good to tow choice heifer* flie«#; itandard heifer* llto-II? UtlUty hetfer* 14.50-19: ... con* 15-16; Conner* and cutter* thin light Conner* down to 14.44; bulU 11 50-30.50; Individual strong hhth utltttv bull* up to 11; cutter I.I5-14.M; few lot* end loads — to good 415-504 te. Stock al _____ 13-16; load good etaara toi lead medium t Veater* cisptr-ei las. n» „ prime 34-39; goad and choice 44-14: I, steers to. las stRfidBrti equipment but «jeplst tt reported to PonttsC Po-l iiwm offer aHO-tiorsepowgr rtxVai-jfr' " **.... • J iant option. - ★ * * , } American Business Women'* Patterson said Dodge chose io Assoclntion 8oa^-ciAlTf —tim*- night Ite* 1-PJB.-T0WB nnd-Counlry Inn, Hi 8. Telegraph, Fon“— *—*- •* — ** * - Pontiac, Apply 14 t survived by to*^jprMdefiudr*o. ] D-tu^i un*?atuu rra*rtf’lH *roBI-l Interment to Mt. Avon Cemetery, i Rochester. Mr*. Mocker will IW TOY DEMONSTRATOR* - OET started now - Earn more! "Go Sandro." Ml 4-4346 or PE 4-4340. TOY DEMONifiAfSiS - THERE 1* etUl ttmt to sign up. Korn up to 42 per seat commission. Call “ * Toy Chest, FK 6 **“ If. ft A . Princeton; age 43; i e r of Richard O . Sherman iPhyUlsi Jerry (Barbara) I Sue Carol Jafcepfi. ; BUILDER BROKER sales man--sales manager call Mr. Pace. OR 4-4444 'barber WANTED. OR APPRKN” —tie* with nt least t year oorrto*. Oteto Highway. retain your! EASY SITTER TO fAKE CARE I *5Pi, rmatlon eeU of 3 children, ttv* to Some work. _,*“°urn and El —----- *-----—— ------------ —- -'-871, WOMAN CARE OF 3 CHILDREN, •36—CURE * »4h°o| aged. PE 4-7837. . _ __ M(l*t"ifr7 Ralph. 680 WANTElT^amL OR If OMAN. Woodward. Birmingham. Ml full or port-time wdrk lo o cu*- ■ 4-4454.______ i- BARERY S3 i. j must be i I ntat, and i *• I* hovri 1 to f-|—lit -mmt II CiFBr niwr Ol BB>B, Mtoenwa owroi, ______ ,- --- —MmwT.TTtelifT Uf» Hxiy MhII ■»r»4>n , BOYfl 11-11 I and | jork. rutr timV D grandchildren. Funeral sill be held Baturdny. sept 10, At 2 p.m. from til* Pursley Funeral Home with Bov. Marion F.' Boyd Jr; officiating ---------- ln f>erry Mount Fork . qulrod. MI 4-41 Birmingham. raff's, 4534 Telegraph at Maple j BAKERY sXlEB OIRL 25 TO 36^ nterment In Perry Mount l Cemetery. Mrs. NetoM will ue n state at Pursley Funeral Homi I after 4 p.m. today. NELSON. SEPT 5,*1444. WYMAN E CANVASSER . Anderson Bakery. 4 Mllit. Birmingham. MI ' BABY SITTER, 6 DAYS A WEEK. 11 «n> 44. FE 4-4447.____________ BABY SITTER WANTED AT grill wort. Apply in perron. Bar-—rtron-flambert. 4l N. Iraw-WOMAN TO CARE FOR 2 CHII - . More > Call I 99 SOUTH SAGINAW ot AUBURN THE FLOOR SHOP it AUBURN Open Friday and Monday 'til ▼ PLASTIC ▼ WALL TILE PLEIHT OF FREE PAIRING IN OUR LOT REAR 0T STORE m; dear stepfather ot a; dear tether of Rlch-Mre flteto irurnflue) a, Mrs, Brine (Lot*) , Charles Nelson. Bu- ......j, Eugene Degreer, Mr*. Pnnlto* Keely, Reginald DMfrar and Mr*. Ida Coppfir; dear brother of Mr*. Irma Duel, Mr*. Marion AtchandMr*. Oreta Moo rehouse DISSATISFItn Employed married man. 43 ti ilWBl.f —- — - - BEAUT\ OPERATOR, MUBT BE WOMAN FOR CIKNERAL HOUSF-work Uve to. 4 day*. 435 MI 8*8ira. ■ ' -. _____ WANTED EXSFCOOK AP«,Y IN perron, Tel-Voor Coffee Shop, 224 6. Telegraph. WANTED:— h. nai, and reliable < vna»n ————, .»■ wanted oirl "P5r BAhteir: b type clientele. Good ting, 14 oi over, live, to or out. „__________Established customer* ----- Moot be 21 or over. Col- C leaner*. 450 Woodward ---- OL 2-7711. Salop, Ugh type working eondttta Beauty tolon, OL Itloat, top. wax**, time. Can Hanley 1 Lake Area. _ EM *4J4v.---- WOMAN TO CARE f6» C® ‘ lurvlved by three grandchll- I El DERLY MAN 1*011)ODD dOMT ! CURB AND COD WALL COVERING COINTER TOPPING 7 FE Rev. Marlra P. Boyd jT offletot-mg. Interment to Perry Mount Park Cemetery. Mr. Nelson will EXPERIENCED SERVICE ST A- Ct I neral Rome after 4 p m: PEASE SEPT. 4. 1444... LOWELL! reefcend*. Kast Sunoco! Woodward nd Square Lake Rd. EXPERIENCED TREE TRIMMER pr j with reference* Ml 4 f Mr; 2 ther of Walter Pease a tel Doyle. Funeral ten held Friday, Sept. 4. i. from the Farmer-Sue I Mr*. I Wif*! 1 Horr Ran Ft. 8 HEYNOLDB. SEPT 7, 1940. EDWIN W., 1493 Bolbropfc: age 81; dear tether of Mr*. Ethel Wright. Mrs. Mildred Edgar. Mr*. Blanche Robert*. Howard 1. wad Olenn B. Reynold*: dear brother of Vera Reynold* and Mr*. Bertha Clark: alia survived by 31 grandchildren. II great-grandchildren and two giart giral ti andehlldreei ni *arrtee will be ■-------------------- EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY FOR agiawiamrat with Hatltoal can tamer Fmnnce CorngtoH Frafer man around 44 year* at to, must be at least high school. graduate. Good starting salary with car allowance furnished. A Bbernl plan I of company benefit* Apply Mr. Campbell Associate* Loan Comp toy. 148 No. dggtonw. Mr EXPERIENCED AERT1CE gTA mu tkm attendant, mast be nent and omMUens No ether need apply Apply to pel era 414 W . Huron. FOUR MEN OR WOMEN WITH care to fttl vteanetee. PW — —“—Opportunity " CURB WAITRESS „ -«w>— or dtevrad. 1.— cKaufre?**Uoei*a yj'^iltl *«r FE 4-4144. j WOULD LIRE WHITE WOMAN TO ... for 4 month* some nous .work, holiday* eft. PE immediate opentni TEDS WOODWARD AT SQ LAKE B__ COUNTER OIRL TO APPLY IN |' pewra. at-tumi* Auburn r' r^?fic*>r goad Income toll 34 a m. 8 WOMAN WANTED FOR CLEAN-tog and gcnerM. Apply, to jierron,— Oakland C-'untv OmvSfiscent and - — - . -...................neat Home 2260 Oxley Drive.; rara coon* MBW TO vrn vphite woman i^t!iYE~ COMPLETE CARE | ' OR 3-1&M. L Friday. Tell Everybody About it with a array morning ter O funaral terv. DEPENDABLE 1_______ for IMMBl housework, tw live m, 5 day* $35. MI T _____ Brin too Town Hall . p.m:’ Mr. Raraoid* wui B* to •tote at Um Dan*Iron-Joho* Funeral Home._________________ aTURMAN. MPT. % tMejE^Wm «, oirl . ■* 1 13-MUf nowul. rarminf- Pontiac Press Want Ad Dining Room Waitress hev* Immediate opening* ------ ’—m Apply _ _________a waltre**** n person inly. ' _______ TED!S- 1.30 p.m. from th* •-bn* Funeral Horn*. Ferry Mount Park jOat itery Gordon j thinir from automobiles to] *^•"“*>.1“ laughter of j “ *»■ , . !,_*»•;, "P.P* emplbym^rit offered every, day. Mr. BMnnan Doweh — VAN CAMP. SEPT g. I960, li., 9714 Cammerot — Lake; belated wll. — ----- VanCamp; beloved dSWIiir^to Mrs Faye B. Hank: dear mother of J Peter VanCamp; dear Meter 1 -* '-repb E. Boros Jr.. Ebb* k. Mr* Charles iRachel) That* because of the ffTWlf_____________, ! wonted. Apply ereater selection of every-! ■dim*, fit#-Bp**. ' I EXPERIENCED 1 CEP WAWEE88 me ctre o* • hiuhiubu-« ^y^te*^Bira?“tora: Call before 3. PK 4^m 5twr person. 106 Oltnwwudsuw. WHIT* WOMAN FOR LIOHT FE 5-5390 after 4 p.fti. WANTED - MIDDLE AGED LADY ’RLkabmra i/feXF, OIRL OE8IREB .DAY WOtit Saturday*. FE * eriyTody. Bel*rairawurk. Uve to Ooed home. Oaod wage*. Permanent. Write bo* 24. P«nfio* ^*Rtejr tout.,8. . the Htotara Fraimi Jteme. Fu-nernl service will be held Friday, •dpt 4. at 14 a.m. MB Our tody of Refuge Church. Mrs. VanCamp . will Be to state at the Huatoon FE 2-8181 j EXPERIENCED DENTAL ASSIgT ent.. Plearo state auallflcatleoe. experience, nge. reference*. UM •alary lexpeatw. Write PuBW* ^sssar^ U|||ranitlM tndBjBmMh ir Interview appotetaunt. waitresses!,, CURB GIRLS ly *d .Bte Bey tote* to. is Highway. IlWflr-. General housework end ran of small children. N* centring er Court. Blrmlnfbam. MAytelr V > If Fifty THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 8. IMP BdMfaf fwuter U ___ s mimm. o—umu*^ Mam*. __ S2U “-“S^rSCJr a“SS ROOF-repairs - tmnlnioWMOIIO f» ft**** s®HH0Kil|Fwl* ifooriN' and sheet metal .^JWCgSGiBiMi i i jHTHin • aBHutiSPSL. \fXiER PfiOO F iOTST Work guaranteed Free nnstttr ■ Fe vim • . . Business Service 18 MX MAKES Or FOUNTAM? PENS Employment Agencies 9 jffjf — o»«« gnLV4 COLLEGE GRAD 2h22£2S£ stun between >bt sir* of SS-3 |j;«rrtw JWjMtw falpj TeBtoScS* LwKr *" JBETt w»i}t , *^^SSh'CAWVSS8: are you WORRIED OVER , DEBTS? tonsoudat* sxl tow mu AND LET MOTlWr^ ONF PLACE TO PAY BUDGET SERVICE ,1 18 .HURON _RMW sack Tf'lehoo. s p eci * l cab1 •»’ MM nsiIM Dora Real Apts. FarrUhed 87 j DAY SHIFT I BEDRM OLE ETTOMUrrm; model opt* ^Parktn^ j^fNW• wSSt* JrmwnBi" PE SW1 i SHO 2 BEDROOM. PARTI V knNhi^ inkafraft* apftrtmewt* i room ^kitchenette bach-tier Apt C*o»# in tvtryOUii fW». W: vTiis •••- "7-. - q "FREE"- - ,iTfv7—:7kvTi ■ *vw iw*9-■- SMBMra "W powii r* with oroitanful n*- mirtiu «nd rrvtnduii utinil compvty lalm nkiti: m ***1 SSflSePtW OTARAHTEm RKFrIi Bank Bldg. EE ABM EVELYN EDWARDS uwiSESoiliii ELECTRIC MOTOR (SERVICE HE- iiBSgga. * * GUARANTEEDRBHOo AND 1 washer repair *11 Mtn and I —ms.- ck sene’- ■■ It. IT LWUt JtthRACE R a*t* 1 *w JwSgrrm *-r*T _ >ata harts and service PI.US MS INPpRMALB— With Bran Oroftr Of . Wfddijig Invitationf Backentose Book Ston M EASTJLAWHENCE Ft 9-18 OAiAtT-MAID'T&FPLlfB - j Kmr Mr* Wsntc* I • 1ST FI-OOR MWMtlta } nSM SOS hath — completely turn Alway* warm Wether New ssrass. Near EUss-knn Lite IN tlW) F* MW 1 R M KITCHENETTE util I tui , . Its MS S. Parse. Kaar | 1ST FLOOR ON SOUAIltUKE. I BAST HURON SUITE S IS Oakland Aye. , Ft 9*8SS1 W VMM - K 4-SAM HEATING PUHNAChB CUUNJD - ■11 - - —i T- .— ■ -1 sM ssrrtpsi C, V Naltroa. -EE. Sect'y 1^8-IMS1--. . . ... "portaViF'jteamTTeamno > IT MSSI - HOTPOINT WHIR UOQt ~B EEH-! mors waaaar repair aarvMt. n j I Mioi bSWcHS?!*, -26sS8si*eSw8SBI* __—. _______________________ Own# typtaf. aMa to bandit sic-; "rw fS^aJmY ----,Sft» ■ ■— Beekfceeptag * T«»«« 10 ---- Instructtons--------lOi bookeekpino all ,taekb ---- •______ EMpIfa 3-lilg ciupi^Va^ forEimmedial* I Dressmaking, Tailoring 17 training M Maul MOftiBBtegM. »«» -l • 1--||AM|SB| bump at bur isnawas be aetnai dressmaking. Tsn IMV M exjjcrlenc- ^ In > modern motel.; taialtone Mi> BodeII FE 4 8«3i_ DRESSMAKINO AND AiTttRA* lions. OR Mtlt I TA1LORINO - Al TERATlONS Garden Piowing 18 ■IN DEBT? ^irso LET US, Give You I Place to Pay : Ease Your Mind . WE ARE NOT A LOAN’COM PAN y COUNSElXORi RM Ml ROWTiar' st*TE bank TUB, n »-M5i . „J,M j''-_ROdSM' CABINS. BY —adsool. ms DUlt RMS»«/- _ s room .Art, jmuxm/vfr nlahed. Waat WUasa, UL l-RU _______j MstaU.Tiia Per________ view write SUiae telapbaoe nom-Bar, C. M OsrBsa. ears a( Caloo lai Maul. U»a. Ohio VOICE LE8BON6. PRIV ATE I F.S 1 Mai at reasonable rates by mall-; lied, eaperleoced leather fl ROOM., AND jbTCIOtNiTTE with private baih aod ant. Located a. PeiTy Et»jMBMrajji. BBORMB . liEWLY OBCtMlATBD Pvt bail! On P1B« Lake PI i-uu._______- ■ ■ * ’’Hate, private ..._____ per sms- Cbjtd - wslpaua. RE s-wsi -ihnuire at 273 Baldwin Aea. _ ■ ' ROOMS AND RATH UPPER t1« week fiBit Hide in Pontiac 3-aoei ROOMS AND BATE NICE AND rlean PE S-SSSS. *0 Ed lean St • ] ROOMS BETHS I.ABOE TV By Fnak Adams > Rant^HonBes Onfurn. 40 rl^fc¥P odco) BCbiAOSi parSTi&un. clsa* ta Dambwrf. aSS M per Up. fgkttRar, lKaBI fltk dfiiOM TO fu¥: ^Tbesraesd WsBsd Lake home In seed at re-coodiuonlni Spe dal eonatderatloa to sub handy with carpenUr A plamatar laato. 1 'OWS Quaplinatlona and alra.af ■■ -I (smile Write Poetise Press. I ___Fst Ssk Hssws ( <> | SMS MOVBB TOO W _ j s Padrwam hbmaa SB lar a* MAS. ppraf atrsata. Kara iileeitaB » -Mllfwird, PaBtlai and Clarkaton a rasa Burry (or boat GSdwett, FER-0458 Far Sal* Houses 49 A rapt bn la an older home — ESS. * aadrmi. la a M Be. rm IS batAa ataaa ksAI - S Mr |aru> and I MSS. Pay-1 mend SIS month. TMa h an ascsOsal buj an North Tasmania ear asras*. W^Tmiaiir fulTO down. Take ever o I. VMhS: HOME rooms and bath S^SMai POM SALE BT_ i ; irteauTir~1mfart *vT<> - l^Sh*.sa# se^bSk;;: . _ | Dooms' Pull baeemeni In Auburn Htlfhtt ' n 4-aau ■ ' ■ ... ROCHESTER MSUOARAAMOD em tountr; bmiae. LMdrtmma. 3 -baths. aU hoot. eApeUai. Ill* ppf month. QIa l«ttll | iBimun^ i- - PACE SstlCT PR d-sais , BnUde $4750 badrooma. I loct sarasa. at node only »7id down (irklFir REALTY wTmm * ___________ gmtcTvorker MOVE RIGHT IN! CLEAN 3 bedroom. iVa SUD bun-oaio*. Pull basement, garage, newly .'deeoratedtll Nicely land-down pirn costa Look this oyer at M3 i|iat Bled S sad call W W. Roes Homes at OR J-M21 . sag fsnhsr information. 1 home' and income laroe home and 2 apartments, lake grirflcMia MUTlutabeth Lake ' INT^TRksfON~ET”dWNER~i , i bedroom brick .ranch., oarage, screened porch, large lot. trees, IM.no win accept small down i payment, MA A-1101 _ _ - uuu nnummT i hbdRoou I plastared walls, hardwood floors. tbab Bound laeepront «MkMBi'"EM^»M a3 un mu $9,500 build 3 bedroom ranch stylo i nemo M your lot. PuU bnaement, uumurai si .....ROBB MCHAB ANT METER ON LAKE ORION FOR THE “Go ahead and buy it . . ■ alter you've made the thirty-s ------------------'payments, you'll get USED to the design ■. ■'*------------------------------------------------------------------ . PONTiAC LABS—KWjUBBWna. i ._fcag_j^n, dm a-MflS, --a -• --] For Rent Room* 43 S ROOM Aka 3 BATHS. »Sotaifal( ranch hMRS al Hammond Lake Up aoaae MMt down. SSIS E. Hammond. W. tOR. . .. , ' BY OWNER 3 BEDROOM PULL i basement, lake privileges I3.SSS 3 ROOMS. CLEAN. PjJE OINTLE- Prad L Carpenter ‘ 1S44 chartvl ft. i-tn* Pontiac. Michigan . ' . “AElWlTREtM KNAPP SHOES PHED HERMAN OK S-IM3 LORE WEIGHT S A f t 1. Y AND . Rent Apts. Furnished 37 ; Rent Houses Furnished 39 UPPER I ROOMS, BATH. rat NsM_d«wnUen EE UPPWt ' 4 BC ’ __old Warner^OR 3 1ST CLABg CARPENTRY l»T~CLASa CAkr^ENTER NEW ^1JoV»nwO. OMAPEKO. OIU f...- : • OsSTTmift rtfflllTt rE Aim COMPLETE EAM1IY LAUNDRY A-l' (UUVPIli- nuns NEW i uralra - Mtrt atrtlee_ PonUac _A%LjSEJp. WOT - LSMfhT Md S- TaUstapB. PE A-I.CARPENTER. SMALL JOBS A1 ------------:----- ! isidMUs. liTMtdt pr m s-»n I BndtfBniWB 21 A-l CARPENTER - RECREA- - - —‘ —'— *• ------------ A-l AS TREE SERVICE ‘ STUMP REMOVA* "and after I DATS Ml fOB- r.« CAl masyUTlaw' 'jerser^ ANY OlhL OR “WOMAN NEED-Ins a Irlandly advisor, phone PE Mia After t pm. or U so nm— • ■ wei FE-MT34. Con(l.lratlal ON AND APTER THM iDAT* Baft. IMS, T will om be re- rooms' ruuT'rujoR _ util 1£ujM>r *_*f rw huv'i Bchool St _ I ’ ROOM APARTMENT. ♦ BOOM Tine. dS B Sanford. LatSUK dMS . CMIL D WEI-rome 431 M Perry, PE i-SUt ROOMS' PNlVATE^BATH^^piR^IL 4-1030 ROOMS AND BATH/ MODERN WESt RIDE. 1ST" nd»R Pw1ewfr”,r*«oraTed | Pure 3 BEDROOM HOUSE. COMPLETE ~ geatiemen. swimming | ________ W furnished, carpet Judah Lake M] w Ypsilantl. _ ___; ; i-BATH MatnUa. pa month. PE M7d« cLSAN BLEEPING ROOM CLOSI Mb n > ROOM BOUSE, FURNISHED. lai! Norton. _________________________ a-UL. ». COM PORTA BIX: ROOM ^pJIVaVe f ullUUea 3 Indira o PE 1-3033____ ____________ __ RM HOUSE AND BAT*. PULL "^ShtTcioat ln"Wt 34tH bnaomant. n 1-1112 cittin&U.. REAS sTcglTAOE; ROOM FURNISHED HOUSE FOR St . Apt. B-l. Mrs. Bee PE HW-r«m Like privileges R*f*rene««. «r*nr b«ao rwt+Anw' PE 8-3631. 3528 Watkinil _____ RMS.. REAS. 8d COTTAGE _____ ... .. st.. Apt. B-l. Mra. Bee. PUMW 5 ROOM HOME FURNISHED. 1083 uiw"VvT Rent Apts. Unfurnished 38 tmm "«*«» v> e "aU ahoyriT iivinl 1 BKDlUtT UPPTO, hiAR OMT. ahoppTng"'cVnt'er. iBioMttfti Boat Lover# 1 If you want a pines to u>t your boat tMht you ana afford; than mu should lot us show you this waterfront two bedroom. Livlat room with fireplace, many ether feature* Selling St only S1S.MS ' ~ taketfenr"™ put where, thora’a peace and quiet Home with 3 bedrooms, full walk-out baaemeni with recreation room, IS baths. 3 car garage, 100 foot ot IronUge, Thli ^ “PANGUS, Realtor Ortonvilli 00 a. strut NA 7-3S1I Lake Oakland Heights 3 tidrram ranahv PUU bdesment, carpeting, drnparie*. A n ch- ______Drayton Plains Pb. OR 3-dddl. • - - - - —..... SniT-nfe tTio SETTLE ESTATE. ■ Jrm«a St.. PonUac. » jm. ~ bam>. sarasa. Beat cash offer r" mk. EM 3-0311 or OR 3-43H. MODERN iI BEDROOM BOUSE Very cute large tamtly kUchau. garage. - •**“*•• “h~'1 g cooler $600 dc 'MUST^SKLLVj3 I tarage Beat cash a 1 n Isos __________ FE <-BH . Modern, clean I BEDROOM. PAliTLY . im i . PE 5-dSTS i. Call, aLer en aawi r 3-4106 lapo^al ^CoupTa' adj™r» ahhuii* flltt or THEi Ma> EM X47SS. SLEEPING SOOH^firOBI- wlf LfKk hT aumTa * fihelr b.o*>' Cflfa Ug* Mo^L ¥tai Itm.*L'myURBN i oral Haapltal. IS N. Wwaan ,. i» PE 4-8844 rooms, dean. heat, hot-water, j Welcome OR 3-8133 si.NOLE RM. ON 1ST PIN. WITH r tSMS* .5SSSS " ^ 2 * 2 ^ ---- —— — —* *- ■ * 1 quire Sin WlUow BeaetT LAKE FRONT- HOME^ CRAWFORD AGENCY ^K?K a BEDROOM TILE BATH/ " - • ~ - ——.rpMM. ' Shirley Apts. I*tciifprly"5 Bodrod.PE'3-7434 Rooms wtth Board 43 and kllcben. rally c *■—r *- “ * HD. i m*_. . owner MU 4 _________________baaemeni. I ached jmM.mil East Highland area, by owner MU 4-da74 ayaadaHa. jultihM fir'd or S lady traeikari. i CLEAN ROOMS FOR »*>«■-Fireplace 180 per mo/pE sSst : ro»ni. boavd_ opaonai. FE 64303 LAKE ORION. “MODERN 1 AND S SStTlKMAll. OXAN HOMl AND bedroom. uUUtloa included ISS good raaala. PE 3-S3H .... Heights_Road, MY 3-12S4 ONLY THOSE DEURINO VERT MODERN LAKiPRbNT~,ATfRAC- clean home. PB 6-SS77----------------- ■■ ily furnlsbad hams, near UaSoo pVT BOOM FOR MEN IN CLEAN 1 ' 1 Southern !home, osar Tab Baron Oood home conked toed If de-, S3. PB S-333S. ________! ROOM AHD BOARD. M WILLIAMS iFE 4-8433. _ . \ -Btm: Crescent Lake Area ' Situated on a corner lot: Has 4 bedrooma 2 hatha, large living room with fireplace Newly dec-hardwood floors - Reesonab STEELE REALTY ,. - (Main Office) ■ Between Highland and JilUord HI 4-flU __ BM 3-3437 model: EXPERIENCED BAR T E N DERi wantj part time evtwins work ! PE 3-1343. ......, i ________■ , _________, UKP. CARPENTER N E EDS LANDSCAPING LIOHT HAULWO work priced right Ph PE MW.! and plowing t ra« OR 3-0360 ELECTRIC WIBINO “ -' SMALL IANDSCAPINO 8 I D I N O AND • Inha only.- WtlliBs. .....i seeding Ton «otl dalle cry. SUM. i mu Mmd- ■ Cement work ot all kinds Side-- tree TR1MM1NO ift REMOVAL walk*, kaaementt. floor* dliy*- mwaonakle rate* Ft I-1S0S 8?5Licrase and Bood* r#|p'tl Moving and Trucking 22 MdsSU' AOBp"HANDY MAN UK-1 ' erraeJ!*PEtrnSS0t* . Top S»Otl JdAN^WlfE NEW DUMP TRUCK g*^ — wants work af any—kind.__Si- i_. end .loadings PE ttonni ;MWa _____I : tt«^i ra-mara-ra TREE TRIMMER NEEDS JOB HAS------,...v —jj—y ‘--j M— ;;?-“■ own equipment PE 4-16H. . )-A Reduced Rates TOCNO MAN WlHiaa WOR E! Local or Mod dtatnnc* moving driving deliverystruck. JB ASI16 iOMlTIt MOVINO OO. , PE 4-4*64 rowiii RineViuii,, - is. < a^imoyiho serviok Peeda wart very had W MM Reaaanak)# Baft PK 6-346* WALL WAMintO BY MACH BUO* ~ DICE S uffiSf^AUUSO service Include* (rsa MS a. bookkeeping, checks, goat- ---------.21 T. billy paid. ind utliitlea Work Wantsd Female 12 bauuho and movino. dr any I ----~v~yw-~v-------—; Msi. jsAt- MA MW, i 1 DAT DtONINO EXP REP S34 HAULUio AND RUBBISH NAME Maltose ot. PE 6-1471. 1 ym» price. Any Ume. PE HtK _______ TT7BT, COMP iAUTTNO“~AND RUBBISH. »3 LOAD •tor. 18 year* ewperienc* with _ Anyttma PW 4-8M4, marrnS Own •nnwntxtSlffiBT~Wfftl- OWiPTBUgB TO it work. Pontiwc Frtu. Bo» _llontt>c tr#* *3?* -—u—- O’DELL CART AGE Loci, and Iona dlatance moving ________ . _____ . Phone FE 6-MOS ; M1MEOQRAPHINO TYP1NO SEC- XL----- HOMKX SKRVICKS Nullonal Bank Bldg, Rochester 'hone OL 1-8104 and OL 1-810.1 Wtd. Children to Board 28 1Y DAY OR WEEK FFNCED' ; fa^ g^ bu» ixu. rm j^u CHILD CARE. LICKNSKD HOME. Stibibiv tag M*vb(( RoM art*. jomjwi____;. Vktdi-Household Gcods 29 ’UNWANTED ARTTCLSd—PIGKF4J - up free ot charge Phone "THE HELPING Band STORES." MA m«l It no answer. PE MiK 1-7- ROOMS OF FURNITURE AND aopllancaa needed Will pay more rath Please phone PE 3-4443 CASH FOR FURNITURE AND AIL, Wnmpt courteous SLATER APTS. 63 N E PAREX: ST, AFTER 5 AND SUNDAYS SEE CARETAKER MR CARROLL. Al; ARCADIA CT... ; 3'ROOMS AND BATH. HEAT AHD 1 hot water Private. Couple. Ml - 4-3074 •. ■/ 3” ROOM APARTMENT 111 184 ! Willard PB 6-S33S I ROOMS PRIVATE BATH * BN-1 rarer Newly turn ft decorated - t Mhd 1W E Huron FE LUSI" |>bOMs"*"BAfH, $66 ftDUrai only Avail Sega. 1st. Also 3 rm. ft bath. *38- pakhltl St. UL 3J7IS. 3'ROOMS AND BATH NEAR OX-bow Lake. Ore block (ram school *30 per month. EM 3-3644 and EM 3-3180 _ ; L ROOMS. UPPER-. ADULTS PB *-S71X FRT BNT AND BAm 1NCL. FE '3-733S altar I* ■ . ROOMS AND BATH. small child wMcom*. .Heat and hot ureter turn UL 2-3161. ROOMS. NEAR DODGE PARE — - — *"K. 6-8807. . ■ tTH ^PSTAIf FE 5-0843 EM_3-«134. — ■BTTlwS OR 3-*i*a Open Bat sept' 1 to"julyT sss'V'mo' gas heat, nice and clean. Oi Sylvan Lake. 1701 Ruettc Laps hjm C*U Detroit. WEbatei SMALL'HOMErMODKRN'~UTlL- man In private 1 Sft:1 te. PE ATTEHTION' t couple eatlmatea. PE SHt i*TTii“i6Y~rr or ekll ft tor you. OA 3-ttlL. ■ USED HIDE A-BED OR COUCH nucnwiimEl€ii komII rar«- good ref .Njtht or day ^.Tob Pickups l'.-ron Stakes r™* *fe*!T* “ wm* Psetiac W truc*T - tractors _££«“_l*i_g- - ; * . ^AND EQUIP3IENT WASHINO AND IRONINGS PICK Dump Truck* Sami Trailers UP and deliver Phone PE 6-0734 Building Service 12 Pontiac Farm and Juriustrial Tractor Co. - A-l CARPENTER ft CABINET R, , WOODWARD ^ ‘ f * 4-04^1 FE 4-1443 ., 3-0IU. —. open Dal’.y Including Sunday RUBEIBH Wtd. Miscellaneous 20 HAVE YOU A TTPKWRHER. , adding machine ar piece of offlc-■ furniture — — 21 acting, Alan * . PB 5-5933, niir-w — w^^&p^' M^ pbinting k Decorating 22 a FLOOR 8ANQIN0 WITT , OR 3-0707. Money Wanted 'ILL MORTGAGE MY HOME valued at $12,000 far 03.300 *l 0 pqr cent OA UBI__ Wanted to Rent 22 LANDLORDS R FATAL SERVICE ' 'PE 3 R MS PRIVATE BATH'AND"ENT Bachelor or cow|n*. PE 1-6316 ’ 3 ROOMS UTILITIES "FURN-latod, nnby wttcom*. near Pon-iiac-Fisher Plante Ilf per week ■ Ajllily ooe St Clair, i' 'ROOMS AND BATH NEWLY decorated utilities turn ld*“’ thLM per week__________ } BOOMS AND * BA I'M. ADULTS .. « __.PE B4m J1 NICE ROOMS AND BATH. PHI" t*te Jfler_6:30 PE_6-04*4 I 3 NICE LOE. RMS BATH.~UTIX turn. Pontiac MA 5-13511. ___ 3 ROOM FURNUHED' APART-meni. Private entrance, basted C- PANOUS REALTOR SS SOUTH BT-, " _____, Orton Vine NA 7-3818- irm 'apt near cm hospital, adults. MS. S Miller Jl.: J R MS PVT " BATH—AND ENT, al'. utli. turn, between McCon-ne.l nau Eastern Jr. Hlgb. Pine (or S teacher*, I working girl* or oowpIr N* drinking Inquire rear 73 S, Bhlrley. 4 ROOM MODERN, PARTLY furntahed. MA 5-5000 4 RMS.' UPPER. AIBO BASEMENT apt |S6. monthly. _FE 4-4114._ ' s' RMS ' AND 'BATH. LOWES. 3 4 ROOMS AND BATH _ I $ ROOMS AND BATH » MAR shall. FE 5-8364. ------- CLEAN 2 BEDROOM. LOWER . Children iKORCiE BLAIR ___________ REALTOR,_______________ -ntrance, excel location Room 4636 Dixie Hwy OR 3-1251 and closet are large. Horn* prn - DRAYTON PLAINS lieges PE $-0834. _ _ v Eves. Call OR 3-1188 - ROOM AND BOARD FOR 3 IN BEAUTIFUL 3-BEDROOM BRICE WmnfttiysVe MimdfllBdUlHHHhHBflHhfllllfldlflHMi j don McDONALP . v LICENSED BUILDER , ___ OR 3-3837 : MUST SELL THIS WE.' bdraai..^caroaUng, storms *■ mo'paymtat* lS.600 Tull prtc OR 34643 ____________ Close i ftllable September ROOM.* BOARD WITH OR WITH-out. llOS Oakland Ave. Fl 4-1664 : ROOMS. *5 AND *7. "BOARD Opt, ltm Onklnml. PB 3-WOo -Convalescent Homes 44 MT3-4MB Rent Houses Unfurn. 40 BDRM. MODERN4 UTILITY i VACANCY IN NURMH «>“*- ---ajum*. mm s ftf|er | | jOQd fOOC IM Oft- Fl.t-jifl- Rent Store) 46 iKubuui Hogg, rm f rS "aSo" bath iowiC“i b(drms ft Newbgrry Kgf mer ttcitool. He*i eti ed 1120 rm and Renter ente THE_ PLOCTt SANIHCR PE $-37M Ii I CLASS PAINTINO AND DEC-FABULON “wSTERLOx'.'BlFcci -?3S5* ■ -.-------------------lit class int. Aim KXTTPAiNT- ~ *-l CkEPKNIIll - lag Beas Don Beck OL 1-3141 AtSSl* - oSSSSI 1ST CLASS DiS^RATlFO PAINT- - t^TJjY Sm?lMT - VS,«bd w«U Wparln,. W5^W66. ____ FE 3-TO04 _ Al PAINTINOTNTHRIOR. EX- iS°rf1°S* ^ h»JODELINO ^rj^fV^^PE^: Finished Carpenters !vi PAINTINO ft DETORATINd. ““ Paper removed, FE 4-6818 4AA PAINTINO k DECORATINO 34 year* exparlsno*. Reasonable /P.ra estimate. Phmra UL M39B. EXPAINTINO EXTERIOR AND on bin e( l - Miacellsneoiii PE MB3 ALt, KHtps CEann>T~WORJt. 3-3340.' R; J. (Dick) YAUJET 'Realtor FE 4-3531 - 346 OAKLAND AVENUE OPEN 8 TO 8 SUNDAY 11 TO 4 WANTED TO RENT Retired widow Is seeking unfurnished iggirlg jjffijr* «»i - or ALL TYPIB OF MODERNIZATION nrr*"R"ro R ''AND" EXTERIOR f m3 -U w> b#uaw MT Bmste* PE'O-WTS. . Agnmoig. oaraoix AWNuioa 4 l^mtlic titWl service pi 4*1|I7 ! ■ Yipgfmi r» »Wi. , 1L._1 BIuOKI^TIftr^A N D BULLDOZINO . EXCAVATO«d~~ -■ l^?>>a TRENCHINO -Wtlliia PAPERHANOtNO. PA l WJ I NLi Septic Tank and Tile pMeff ™t»tr Stephen Nsvnrre. Bin Nlemchak • Sal 3-ossi| »L ______________ , ... w tmi”"Pg |Phra^° lidfjn*T5mpsenA^D PAFERINO’REMOV- mSSS dr residential Mm ex-' WeehljOf Ft 2-1113. • ...ssfr“- "y Jg HW Television Service 24 CEMENT "WORK .---------------------—-------- - - tteonesd L. Mooroe FE LSMS CREST TV I HOUR SUIV1CE. spsrlment ell . Huron * hopping ^canter Uv- kttchen with stat e and re-frlgerater. Call PE *ftS7r ~ ImauTunpurn iehed APmvTim tome supervision or minimum iter school Hast, garage memo- ■ $140. FE__3-3333. — — - M COTTAOJE 8TREWr._2.RM . JUlll JIraTeoo. API B-l, PE 3-0074 U5 HENtjERSON 2 'and. 3 roQ.m_f^r^bTO^aimrL a eVli *LHUlro i H Hempstead. 10$ EaitHuron. Fhooe Pi HB4 ATTRACTIVE t ROOMB. STRICTLY private, % block from Tel-Huron and Washington Jr. Kish. 080 ' Glendale Ave. • AIR CONDITIONED. NICELY furnished, etftclencv apt down-ba*h. *60 lpeiW*moC*rS*wsml ft Buuerfieid.il>* N. Bailnaw PE 3*6430_Or FE a-OBSS,,. ..._.-:_ APARTMENTS FOR RENT.'J AITO Ati.: Owne Double dreater, enaat. bed. Bo* spring* Iflh lamp* 7 FF*4 ehrnme Ing room suit*. *309.05 or sii.go per month and other good Toseph . Furniture Company •___78 South Bagmkw [ • AVON APARTMENTS. »iwft decorated 4 rooms and hath. Wall to wall carpeting In living room Available Sept I. SIT E. Pike Bt ATTRACTIVE AfTB, 1*0 PER month, gaa bent and .water Refrigerator and itova includtd Otf Oakland. 30 Cadillac availabie nowT s rooms flub tile bath, heat hot water,- range, nashlne faclUttaa turn Close to ; downtown. School* ( sod hosgttaL , KN, J ___ 4-3426 _ LA-1 RENTALS i 2-BEDROOM DUPLEX Automatic Hant — Pull Bnaomant r— — - WiuTpscoratb------ $75 PER MONTH FE 4-7833 644 EA8T BtJfU. N. " • ■ - ■ AT VALENCIA 3 BEDROOMS ON BLACK TOP. fenced back yard, call OR 3-M83. 2 BEDROOM. AUTOMATIC BIS bast, and hot water, fenced yard., screened In porch, in Keeso Har-bor MA 4-3740 . 2 BEDROOM MODERN AT "jUDAH Lake. 2 children. $60 per month. -DOWNTOWN STORE—j. Near 100', corner, ground floor approx. 20 u IS: Pull basement, woman’t clothing star*. 02M par month including heat Roy An-1 nett. Inc . Realtors. 21 E. Huron ■l. FI i-HSS. N'lrOSil Oft AUBURN AVI. with parking lot: Call FE _ 3-8414 Of PK MW throughout mortgage ~Z KRMUKWAM 3 BEDROOM OA! fenced. yard, *8 000 Will, It down, lfti HoUand JU HS7d BY OWNER Suburban 3 bedroom.from* home Built 'M All. |u 6500 -down- *00 mo. PijMWlJ ■ _________ BARGAINS . ..- 3-Bedroom home on large lot near Waterford High Bchool A real , bhy^nt SS.S76. I- 1250 DOWN ______... ... .... *0 H. lanced lot West Subu-bv, location Only, $4,260 full price $40 perymonm Vacant .. -Hrt NEWlNGtfAM CORNER CROOKS AND AUBUR NEWLY DECbRATED"iRICK TTH- _ low monthly jpgi- , 2 Bedrooms, large Uvlng room. 1-enr enrage, ttiaded lot. Near Drayton Plaint. Priced low at SI.-STS. as* that* today. GIROUX with fyll bath kl . Yard i 2 BEDROOMS. NEAR SCHOOLS. 2ND FLOOR. S ROOMS OF. OP: i ■»« -»»> -'»•« — will . tic* epgct nil or port, to heart ________I______ .v ! 'crdalKiRftRlbmrnnm —“■ 3 BEDROOM BRICK. $106 PER ............... Corner I, I __________________________I tion Lawrence and Parry Street*. Pontiac Community Finance company Call John Lam FE 6-0421. _ DESIRABLE OFFICE SPACE 1.000 aq. ft.. 2nd floor Huron Theatre. Free parking apace Phone FE __JHaE- "lljjl 1 Phone MAple 3-1682. ___ ______ _________ ■ * iraoin. om heat, i .. _____QL-H_ . _______ •chool and bu*. PE OPPICI OR’ BTORB BUILDINO N**r___ 3 BEDROOM. I FLOOR with baaement, gaa hei month. PE 2-6008. 3 BEDROOM RANCH WITH AND Hlc liniiae bath, living room, d kitchen, full baiement. bddrooms. Lake privileges. House *R—., at BN» K Milford Rd. call MU 4;3*M^or’ jn^ulre E. Oaryei. 3037 newt"bidroom'homei NEAR ST. BENEDICTS AND DON alson Schools. 4 bedroom, f sacrifice to leave state. Call 6-7310 for appolntmont. _ NEAR BT BENEDICT’S. 2 1 chen. plastered walla, oak fh ~ 2-67 PB ’ OWNER. OLDER HOME. NEW OFFICES - WEST BIDE j ^ 6-5785. ’ 4*2036. 1 BSDRC Bullt-jr . IM n DraytoB fUlm. F» 2-2112 j For Sale Housev 49 ‘COLORED WHY PAY RENT? COLORED HEAT AND WATER PURI—_— --CLOSE TO DOWN TOWN PONTIAC----616 PER WEEE,-(PE 5-9441. FE 5-0308. _ PfMT -#MOn, 4 boom! AMD -------- ritarbdrJrE 6* i r«4»: *boj^ln$^ent 8peck Share Living Quarters 22 hoiiienr addition* alterations, cabl, TP 8TBAKA, PE 04388. _ *SS*». brw and block, ttemaed 'ENSEN S TV SERVICE. APTER-PE 5-837i. ______ non and evening, call FE 2-0403. mSt VE " •=»' Upholstering 23 fe jSE^LiV^C^'uFHOJBTER. CUSTOM CONCRETE WORE TO CW"1 UM Rd EM _______________Ml® FE, THbMAa UPH.JLSTERINO . CUSTOM DRY WALL GUARAN: 1,1 *S55.T 8T onmi. pe swpi "_ Fh .t-8888 CUSTOM'' - BUILDINO. REBIDBN-1“T ~* ’ mod comm(rctal. Remodeling LOSt IIN rOUIMI 9M designing. Pi 4-6364 ......— DRY WALL VaPINO AND*. ’ PTW* satimatea. PE s-srsi. 5ljm-|faa at., -imwwra ■» "II HU «• .-Tu "KTI.T: . ^~ i>Mm5Sio ** m*2iRSL '%££*> tail*, drain Held*, i £_„La e0B‘*0 ittBti njMl Ufht dMlnm wt. * Rmwmro rm: m-3W4 Wanted Transportation 24 WANTED. MM PROM PONTIAC to Aim Arbor Jones Bchool of N,urates. 0 *0 4 S.m. PK 6-7364 Wtd. Contracts, M t gs. 2$ ABBOLUTBLV THE PA8TBST AC-tlon on vour land contract. Cash buyers wmltlu«. Call R• *«/ Partridge. PI 4-J6S1 ISIS W Huron. ‘ , ■■ ;... Ability towfif11 t^^lO^dfscouS i* the service Ted McCullough has gu- private ahowCT-bwth and eat. 7k Vary Jrira! PK M31t. ■ a*, near wan ( CLEAN 3 KM. IN KEEOO TV. Reply Pontine washer, nrtv. bath ft ant. Util rant. U. nrtvttega* gvau sept OKYXjjir COLORED. 3 ROOMS AND BATH. furnished PE S-08W __ COTTAOE8 LAKE ORION. ALL Uttfltiea, Winter iMea. 44$ B. Broadway. MY 3-0460 COUPLE. PVT. BAT* ANi)"ENT PH 4-2S4T. ' _ DOWNTOtrH 2 A14P 7. RtXJht apAftmewU. FE 44*1$ . ■ Efficiency Apartments Living room, kitchen, bathroom. : ISO N Paddock PB-2-MSI FOR COLORED. J ROOMS. PR1- FOR COLORED.'APT FOR RENT —$ ruiut. Rood local loo, PE 2-3487 I or PE 8480S^_ ' . *.'■ ' ■ , __ > POR BENT UPPER 4 ROOM AHD batB. Stove sad refrigerator, gaa 3 BBDROOM HOUSE NEWLY DSC- ! KhAL I .OK hr. 4-2521 i orated, tsoo down, furniture op- Oas heat 346 OAKLAND AVENUE tlonal. TO 1-1321. ~ • j Loaded w open sin i___________Sun 11-4 J BEDROOM. BASEMENT 1 CAR ,, 5 RM AND BATH. flLVP tilt- gnrasa. FE. 4-SSIS._______- 1*iH ONLY $10 DOW N race «SS mo OR 3-3853. FE i BEDRM OAS HEAT. CARPET* Modal at M B. Bird yw.__________________________ mg $4.1*0 do., bal $5,716 $44 open Dally and duo I N (U 7 f i ROOMS ft BATH-184 |. PARKE mo By Owner. 17 Dorraui PE , WESTOWN REALTY !—Sul 'Inaulra 26 E, Hoarara. Fm. 2-ltlC... ........LI 2-7337 after J hm 2-6670__________________fsiDROOM. UTILITY. CARPET- MODEL -. , ’ 2 ’ROOMS AMD BATH. 1 Btt> i •?>•''»»« "«• ftdl peillNI COUNTRY NOME ON room ESI rpace baater heat $S7 Ihm down or term* Balance. IN or P*n«, Dear US ; Kenilworth. mo. FB MSP , lee Lk. Rd. for sal..... * RbbM8~AND_BATH-(Wl MTLL ' » W*M. HEW. FULL BSMT _lptted. .U) J-4W».---------------------- Lake MA 6-2254 aac lor $2101 dn. rE i-t*a COLORED* ----—--------------------1— 1--------1 ON 5 ACRES ! BED J „„ .. vr. LChin°“Lak?U- m °° •*n,or- I OLDEN 4-BEDROOM HOMk. OOOD site- room* ektra 'arge lot on paved it reel* Close to ibopplng : ct 'ter and icnool* Only 48PM with jtm $2 ooo down. By owner. t 0* 6-2882: «.____._ ', OWNER - 3 BEDROOM HOUSE near Bt Michael*. FE 3-4101 ' I. U modern featurr* o and Hntta- l-l. Four snesBant ns, walk id closet I master bdrm 86 fl llvtng-dmlng ares, p I. Three blocks i Phone PE 5-3321 from , Ana tea*.; I ROOM HOUSE MM E W ALTON Bird FE 4-221$ ___ I ROOMS AMD BATH LOCATED In Brooklyn Bub, ST 1-4820. ------------ 2 BATHS. STONE. biacit top drive Lanjirngail with flnrff ever^eadeilldiiwsM. {Hj* ■___ block oft Airport Rd. $18,560, PLANNING TO BUILD? We will buiM n comMate^^bed-batn* Pull basement, on your lot for only iimoo. Baa our is iiilMbeji _________BRICK. NEAR j i.iiwi East ltd*. Pan bisemeot. Immediate possession glMSO. : — 4>- 4 ISIS. lot. baiement. gae I i! 14*3 Baldwin —— NEAR TEDHOHOS Three room upper tnaet. AH utiluics rarni«n«a p«» •lot*, refrlfer«l«r tod »pt- Hit "**>l*r phene OR MIS3 NEW 4' ROOM AFifiTMENT IN' BEDROOM OMt *26isl.nHHHnill(P(HP^______ , £ I POT DRFD kler wvstem, l-car attached*>ga- I * UpBiOM, RANCH TTPK. CAR-1 V^V^L. r*g*. lot 2*0 i IT lake I* 1ST Em eeaS£a*Ol^ iJS^aiUw OI SPECIAL — No down payment away, land contract *r with low ! ?!■" raeniic*. oh mm jner ,m ^ clw « bedroom down payment, will rant. PE fiW-_____ - ——I boaee with kaedwaod floori A ____ t tag*.- ..... .....3 -ROOM.. ORAY_ BltiCK^PIHE- .f huge 2S It. living room, separate i fl ideetriT 'bedrooms at‘is e-^Howard i fiTt S*fiJtTYS?i*«2lrbro: "S0* ! mimTa M. Phone FE 4-2$47 between 8:30 ! JJL*. Sr« aWc M.OM caS ! .Lc*£.gl*R*1 KT»U ------mg waakdaya^. | Lnk* Eted? Com- gt^*!-.ftSte to*ae# £ SHEPARD REALTOR L inroote-yt, III*# water mm, ~M^ 1 nlu* ft I lif I taS tCt Phon# 26 1 Inum- LOST. I BLUE TICK HOUNDS. ■ ig. Call any hour, r arrq realty ■* TniiRHaaPote R— B LAND CONTRACH n Welt; 4540 Dixie Hwy. OR 3-1356 ( Birr iox .U, .»_---ront jr seasoned. Your flMW ». S?ffSro0TeSirW j K. L. Tcmplctdn. Realtor —H Orchard Lake Rd. “ OROUND PIXTOR PRIVATE EN- trepee and bftth. baby r----- 222 N Cuss. FE 4-2167. KITCHENETTE “ APT. I176S A week. Includes beat and light* 10003 Dixie Hwy. 08-19 Clerks-ton. MAJMWL _ KITCHEN 80ID BEDROOM LADY utilities* furnished, A dryer. PK 341—. NEWLY DECORaTeS* 5 RM AND BATH *3 WABR1ND Jon Bt. Near school* ft buaaa. t ROOMS AND BATH COUPLE LARGE bedroom. •ptloD halt -fn bathtub Tfle a> *l*o sitable kitchen Oaa llding. Just 1 story walk- ...----- w,ter. day iliqays. E. plke'ri I p.m I BEDRM. 07000. two DN 4 BEDROOMS a T _____________Walled Lake area, MArklt 4-3SI1. , Flreplac*. baaamai ““ — riawTsa a: e".s”«raj Realty. 070 Wt*f - Convenient _ school*. LSHi,.s ; % ADULTS ONLY M. 28 Tra. exp. Fret eatlmatea. ; •PJE «Mrff John Tty- oy pftjrinc ror ia. ri LOW' BLACK AND TAN SHORT tailed male. AW 1 pupa, female* Rewlfd. PK 26805.' LOST: teAOLK, U MO. OLD male. SmaU rod tumor m right aye. Last aaan la vlelnRr of Lake-vllu and Lak* Oagen Road, last Ban. sept- A OA -l-un. LOOT: PXMALB TOT - TBWUHR. fDtl f|||| HMk Mm IHIWI ' ™ rtldi»LACES i Custewi Built by ■2L^K_ fife On. MSS W. Enron. PH 54431 H. A,’asfit *^*"‘«6«S4! faro aniwari to ‘TmBy.** oa 1 Perryvllle Rd . MB',rose 4-630] LOST:' MONDAY WHITE 1. C. Higglno sk. on Loon Lake. Call. —E' LAND CONTRACTS TO BUY OR te rail. Bari Garrela. BM S-2SU HERE. BAND- Juycr ' CLARR REAL KKTATW PE JWT re*. PS «6SU j ASK POR MR-CLARE Wanted Reftl Estate 26 •NEEDED” Lake Properties LOTS - COTTAOBB — YR RD. Buyer# Galore I A. TAYLOR. AOEMCY 773'.’ HIGHLAND ROAD OR 4 *1#* AI.L“CA5H OI AilD PHA BQUITiRB __It you are leaving state nr need_ LARGE 3 ROOMS * child wetoonae, < ^LAKES'HORE- APTS- I and 2 badrowm at Union Lftta. Nicely furnlahad with electric stov* and refrlg 074 mo. Inal. hast. EM 3-4322 LARGE LOVELY 3 AND BATH, near Airport, adults only. OR 6-1043. __________- LARGE 2 ROOMS, PVT RNT. first floor, near Pontiac Medan and new hfift school Alte 0 roam apt. PE 4-4025. MOTEL KrnUHENETTE .APTS. ‘ furn. (IS per wojR >c*himbia Rem Houjes^urnlnhcd 29 1 BEDROOM NEAR CLARKSTON $45 month, MA S-TSSS. i MMi MOMML^wnterf roam. Adults. PE 4-242$ after * 1 ft I BEDROOM, coey. clean. on bn* tin*, near grocery. PE 64S55. ' : 2 BEDROOM LAKE FRONT NEAR Pontiac. Walled Lak* achaol dls- MSt, sYRia furaTsos r~ ' Until June 15. EM 3-4322. 2 BEDROOM PARTLY FURN. $00 Beau Lplm.______ * ROOMS. LOW RENT. APPLY AT. 66 Br«neb St. or 623 f’r&nkilih Rd. = j-tow. ' . -• ; j 5 ROOMS AND BATH WITH SEP- BEDROOMS' BALDWIN^ teWUedlKr^rararW,t.‘iiro^ i tero?. £ : reasonable rapt. FE O-lOtt. j right party PE 4-M46 M * RMS W SUBURBAN. NO CHI1- 4 MSB. BATH AHD UTIL, i dran Lake privileges. FE^ 2-0739. I heat, WSRI or- trod* *#£9 6 ROOM HOUSE NEAR D03WN- : isi* C*r n 5"®^! —fl -V-O... - town and school*. Inquire 70 N. I nJ^U1t -__________j.---- ***J»«<*V terms. H S-BB46. Can Avenue _____ 8 RMS BATHilOpOWN, *1» WE vat, us FOR BARB. TAVERNS * ROOM AND BATH ]' SUN f 0- Box 3535, Pont. . ■_„! houses • and term. Childs Itdal porch** fireplace |n heat, no 5 ROOMS, BATH. MIXED NEIGH- Estate. MV 9*4831. Lak* OrtOp. small children. MM Auburn. OL ! BOrhood. reaaonable price. 204 8. - — ----—— 2-4372. ' j, Edith, FE Pdraa, ’. j",. ROOMS AND BATH ^LOWFR f ROOM BRICK. CONVENIENT lot near Pontiac Motor, ft , location Small down payment, i 1710 DOWN, $46 A MONTH HUM-. ... , ,T,-,PHA. terms. OR 3r56W, ■ ! 3 BEDROOMS, PULL BASE- tOOMB OM AIJBURH AVE.. aA- !fTToOMS MODERlT^R kKai , MBOT. IgAT'AMD CLEAN PE 1-5348. t Ave. New doeursUon. Nice cor- TMW4WWW.6U. LAROE .....,TT,;r--T““■ * “”sa atresia. Pall price ' down- Phone MA ; ROCHESTER, 3 BEDROOM BRICK tri-larel lti baths faatly room. mid- Maov extra*. Near • _ 518,500 PHA. OL 1-9837 ' Suburban Living . At Its Best Tour future borne I* tbe (CONVERTIBLE 24) - I ft 4 bedrooms. t‘y bath* - W. W.,vROSS HOMES COLORED - OR 3-S7SS. Utliitlea__________ ____________ Pontiac |Afto_Rd. OR 36M6. j NICE CLEAN LARGE MAIM FLOOR ____ _ARC ' nrfaiiirti.il Parkside Apts, 161 MBCHANIC < front home with caragt Septate* Mr till juna. Sis month. A 6-7878.; - . 1. I HKBWOiM tnA< AnOBHO tag*, iarxe Uvtew roost placa, S». MW*., vassal property Sf equ.-il vaib# Gall for appalatment FE 2-8641 SACRIJTCS EQUITY 2 BEDROOM, fill basement, oil fur-tice, enclosed porch, now garage. CM) PE 4-TW4 after 4 la. _ . SYLVAN VILLAOK 3 bedroom. 3 bath ranch type 1 ------ IK dad oocuplad by oWn- rooma. z esua. narga an-Living room with beautiful i fl replace. Lars* pletuha W. tall basement. Rretseway tire place. Oarage. 23 ft. by M&JEl Rd. sad! of M-IM. north ot 1H' bate*, den. terqa 1 » MU* Rd PLateau Jyidil. kMUgj& 945 Oakland A i «S R. Telegraph* ■’ , ' , *“* PHOTOGRAPNBR‘8 COMPLETE , -- - J 'Tiowe portrait outfit, make offer. TON. RfifdDEUNO MA iJBk” ’............4 . 'uiaie rco3r°coi*t“otkes and Personals 27 t n^Sw AND RE- PB1V4 SWIMMING tEBSONg 1740. Vern Keller. Adalta Poo! ptnvtded FE 9 9722 > > RM. R. L WICKERSHAM W. Maple MAyfair 4 ~ COLORED LISTINGS apt. .floodjre* PS 46902. . SMALL APT. OR PRIVATE ROOM ■ with shower. "On Lake aod M-6S. ReaaoaalHe, OR 3-455} _ I TEACHEka ONLT WATERFORD •nd* bath* SS’ ervttunj u'-n'lra”' 3lS) Wo« Huron. FE t oiij or FE 56743. . -i 2 BEDRM LAEEFRONT S Ml W of Pont Xvoyr convenience. Very rlean. imr aiftSE"mwdi’Nnt i>lng. Sept -June. 876 EM 2-iWS. ’. Pl-HA __v _'0 -3BEDRM BRICK. - t CAR- GA-rase. Furn; complete with auto, washer, (fryer. ftM TV. Herrington Him. FE 2-3887, 3 "EritoO'* ’ *KfcFROKT NEAR Pontiac Fireplace7 and earag*. tyatcriocrl dcndbl-'DItitrlci. *95 mo. wnut AmTjWjHni- - 3 BEDROOMS FULLY EOUTPPED for ihe wimei. Children welcome-. 1 , OR 36732. .. ------------ ------ street'Irom ~Bt. Michael’* Church. ^ aTSC.^ ; $72A McWl SarrST P Hi CLARKSTON AREA - MODERN 4 ®*rt4*S». 3 bedroom*. I bedroom honae. newly decor aled. all BMSmita A-,1------ _________ „0 MONTH ~ loir garl Bun this hide "I MftHSteMl immedteH 'Ghrftge. Mixed neighboriwod., i East, of 1 — ■ Hixtopd Realty,. ft 4-Hfli farm uoubeTnTL' W- OWNER. S RM JHOCSE, LK ■ OV (UWStft. I awet. B1S.SSS. prtv. raaa. dn. payml. IB 2-4SSS.. 66733. jwvytew.'mamaw^wajwii- ov uaw pnaowimh »'* mi if Fonttoc. OR 3-8819 OEORGE R. IRWIN. REALTOR ____ Jl W. WALTON FE PWI3 MSS' I WA7X9fNf-fttLLB. 9T"o9NR.r 3 bedroom brick rguch. full baae-auat. s cafpetlnp: .'itesrilwa. norm, and acreent. laroe i—— asaped earner lot tewrtri naveit streets '.seni ' FHAvOR 3-5681. if}. ' g. • Wr nflf J THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 8; i960 riFTY-oyi Fir fch Hfiww { MULTIPLE LttTINO SERVICE For Sale House* 49 j For Solo Homos 49 For Sol* Homos MVClthLC USTUtO SERVICE For «Solo Honors #j mvltipls uonoo asonco IRWIN' oqsir Ff^fiis Aomo|p fjj - 4} ACRES Tsm, O'Nnr ARRO :MSW; IN LjIIj stop LOOiOlpO fi® ■L He-VS rr «* I** W*«L ' toeauiirully, dene l E-tfflg—4,^........ S {fe*S oaKHIO. kOAD, ■ m m* M' L'» *nuu nos u*u ■ PiLlWFJ rtjwn |*ynJenl7 I’aul M. June*. Real K»t, IBKIU _ .iU attractive | bedroom home - Lor, -ted living room ond dtn-n, room. Pull baiemenl. tiled r3?iiStEP-53] IVAN W. SCHRAM j EALTOR FE 5-9471 * JOSLTR CUB MANSFIELD If You Earn $2.47 Per Hour ■wet LAKE FRONT t ROOMS — 1 BODOPOMS COMPLETELY BBCOOOR- ; ACTION WANTED . Owner went* hi* bouee eold though. compered to outer. WBST IROQUOIS. Lovely fernlly 1 9------, carpeted throughout. fun , Uetnf room with fire-room, kitchen pise 1 >om. 3 bedroom*. Il» 1 both.. *»« beet. 2 ear geregr IU.7WM — Shows hr eppofnt- WEST SIDE: OrtSfc. *1 TMQOatOOT — Family Log Ranch M. ft., brick home Including 14 acre weoded 1st on paved street for *12.780. Includes large bedrooms.. , built-in - ranch bar and ‘■epBonat" elndOWt rgrpeted lge. 1 din. ell Bau rad r and hi-n butlt-is neb and gar I lots well land aped f».M: «J«* Jow^j i Harold iRcdi J*ranks i : VHIMf t*. Hit EM 3-320*1 “Candlewick W ood*" addition ‘ t Nwrtb of; Waited' WATERFORD sifilH i NEW' MODEL TRI-LEVEL "Loaded with chan 3‘* Milt. WtjRA LAKE PRIVILEGES ON 4 -LAKES. JUST* ASS# EOWN. *60 PER MONTS. m 'dream kitchen , :er bathroom ^thet iSfc* mwrr^ti not seen On* beta- I bedroom home on Watting lake Road Newly ■ __ decorated, large corner let. Only : . ledgerock fir - ; ll.D MS dowa and Ml month - 4Kck> VALUET | mediate pae tee elan. HUMS- 1 Realtor EE 4-35JI , TerdU or Trade. I 345 OAKLAND AVEN0* goon BLOOMFIELD Immediate 9*!* * „ *» ,1 , , —.. .“'* -----*- ---------------W alton Blvd. .\res! ’ATKINS - PONTIAC ESTATES Only 1 block* to, school from this I bedroom brisk home There la a fireplace, oak flaora. wan to wall carpet, recreation room la the basement, all furnace, * car •tagahad" ia«aj«, ........ 1$ IN I Schneider. IgA I 17WALTON BLVD. Near New University. N 1 M Good location for building. I1M I feet wide. 1 jar. ISSd DOWN. .Immediate possesion Off East Pike eest.ef Keel Blvd. M ■ 300. Only MM PONTIAC REALTY j m * . I Small Grocery raSnE f parking area. Vary, r 737 Bajdw .. MOST -.SELL **A^mPDLWIttL restricted edmer kj. dlnioe room ear 10*13 kitchen Large lot- well Priced pt ttt.lt Move Right ini 3432 naiae Bnck - 3 bedroom -carpeted livln* room end hall rent BEATERS Throw practically new 1 Set Homes, w. suburban. Need repairs, Will take after*. M Bow Dane, /overlooking Otter 1 fe 2-105* after * p.m. ' JOT 100 X - 2*3 FT. ON j I Road. -----| Super Super Market ■ opportunity. Very 1 Atf nuttm* ORMdM_ ‘£$m I paS8s**aiaa! ip aajL^” ^Ui'BLDG.) CO. 144* of- 'Notional Hamas" FK. 3 *127 ! JIM WRIGHT. 341‘Oakland ArtJ) O pi t-tits ■. m , -. ROCHESTER A Bedroom Home -"'Plbry with alum. eHUM Base 1 tnent. o)l,furnace no.soo Term: '), • v; ■ HAYDKN'. Ktaliui ^OtmeLSvei. Sun 1 to Waterford Hills Lstate A few choice lots Jemi Average 1 toe x -250. Good drainage; Meal location. . J leroert C. Dayi 0 VPE 5-van i, Rltr. S3MW dawn WILLIS M. RRfeWER-.1 pk 01war nc ♦dd*i_ * ”ue w ■- -i 1 &SM. \h. < garage. Oft SfWl*. FIFTY-TWO THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 8/1 POO Sale Household Qoeds 65 Safe Household flood. « ?;SiATEWjpp Em up Bi« ptetara TVs, W up. 7-pc dinette. *?' *■“*-* ^* W washer. U? M wiaaw. umm - JJOBOTB^ sSSSstsw uM«a. i . Thm mn to w}ipg^~T^ afl^~ttBAt. Water Softeners CARNIVAL By Dick Turner ELECTRIC conditioner Irri+m. AUTOMATIC WATS o**DWATijj^iTOra"ii5: tT 1— f5mS aOSTENEBRENTAL. fe,&rrisjv:«!s:1S .tfaf: •esMSira^s cm,’ CMM H GRAND PIANO AND L-t%ja«L- — i up. Lawn erything In used farnttur* fsfitt rat*, fHaSt'es" msttresse■ S»A rues. ImMt eocaoda, AM price. E-Z Terms. Th* Bar- For Sale Miscellaneous 67 its, two, S—d SSM. Wi*m. I J UBED 80 000 BTtT FORCED AIR w arffnuMrv pwusrw 5P****J**i irigerator tJ P M. SATURDAY ... > PM. SUNDAY ......;.2PJI. resnoeaL* NAtloul T-tMd ' yffi^coSr _ ______ aaBr>i t-on. l-l TOP 8 s»C.jk 1 CHOICE PABM TOP BOIL. OF i all ktada_ ttt yards. $10. da> lleorad. PE 4AIM also, loadlat- ; i ORATntL.'SAIlD. FILL (RET AND j j blaek dlrt. OR MM8. . . ! 13RAVEL. SAND. STONE. PILL ' dirt. Black dirt, top soil. peat. ! —CRPBHEP-HTONE.-SAND--ONAV-, I ol, garl Howard. EM 3-M3I. PL'RCHABBD WITH NO DOWN FATMENT U ft M MONTHS TO PAT For Salt Motefcydes 93 Barley Daeldsoo Aalea ft Rtnrtoo For Sob Bicycles_____96 MB. < altar I rtiwr-m « choose from. Bcarlett'a MM and. Hobby I----- *-------- FE 3-W NE Laarroocr. PONTIAC LAKE BUILDEEB SUP-ply. Band. «r««l and ftrt. CoaiwM martar. trwcktaa sad Ula. OR B & B -AUCTION Boots Jt Acceaeories 97 I U FT WOOD BOAT. I HP JOHN. »' motor. ■ MAA-MI1. u11 j*T.;1dWBteb9r, — wheel and running lights bp. Mercury. $175. Mi l ! Wood, Cool Bad Foal 77 5'* TONS OP POCHAHONTAB NUT . ! AUTOMATIC I R ONER, BART ) tmy gfj] m(j trtdt itfoll«_ . jL J -— I RtfyAO .WfB$6to>Ato» BAHEBOAKD HAUIATtON AT ! ■MH . ttj BERRY DOOR SALES tutiN months 'to _ ropey .Our wup Poem cushions ; tTr'A’l TOV Tv yrz..jg^ TT £-A telamile ftfti tew«am.t mag gg MODtlllV HAHV/i’l * * BEEF AND FORK - __ a Outtlltina Co . 4763 Dials, _ $15 _E. WalUm_ uuajtars Opdyke Mkt FE $• •Pb»!R.tftjRtt!lK "That makes 28 'yes’... 15 ‘no‘.. and one ‘probably’!" end mugho. Dig your own. MM tools end burlap M Sleeth roed I miles weft of Commerce VU- mgf and 1H. SUI*- "-^ section of Duck 5089 DIXIE HWY. lUacb Room Open Brery Auction Aarooa fwapw--* - w Bhopp. . bio sale it rruu's com- munlty Auction. ~$ MUo south. •« sr.sr’pw.HgSmSSS «3: Double sheaf with desk. File-place set. White eheet Book-ceaee. ptaelle. frlgldelio electric if^rnSW let desk. coffee table to — chair. May-chelra. Na.- 1» FT. DORSET? TRAILER, motor, loaded. $1,000 off-OR • Bargain Qcarance SCOTT MOTORS AND BERVIC1 CRUISE-OUT BOAT SALES ff“trlMlat-BNkM HH4W -BOATT NEEDS PAINTINO. 15 HP Evlnrude outboard motor —cellent condition, gas and cohneetton hoses, trailer all for $225.(10 I separately. $747 Lake. «T WeRera Laker CAR i road. Dally $-d. Mutual Coat racks. Knickknecks. Many I JlfV. ’3I*'r mors not UatadV Como oorly - I oner 1.00__________________ tuts la a bia sale. (M children ! BOAT .INSURANCE ONLY 0. 'K For Sal* Miscellaneous 67 For Sale Miscellaneous 67 GARAGE DOORS I ’Sira, i&D kcnic __ JHHHL1 d^pjwfWip^gqnwflAiji sa j tall docounts PLANTNOW j imlAyClty ROAd. (j(21i on Wmtur- j iy Aqua Swan aluminum runabout. Evergreen* at Bargain Prices day Sept. $S> beginning at U:3t IMS It H P. Bcott. Teenee trnll- ________________,-r , LAKE SIDEWRSERY L3SK fiSRglS ! *r‘ *•« N<” Cameras and EqutpmH 70\Optn %*$£**'**#«.«,,{ I 1 ” ■ 1 ' I blond TV set. Lane blond comer ; table; coffee table, 2 Rembrandt . TV! laamer Mead ( ‘ chairs. Ebony 1 _________—- - - -Mg -t n hin__________________ 5 SKij -v A BEAUTIFUL BUY | , tartaia pnoot^tidf p*> •THIEHOU SERVICE- - UrtB* mb Suite . W.JlAffll-----------------------! AjSoaapadu. 7»5 mA ; LOANS |8 TO ISP1 ’j ONLY J99.50 over so used tv sets from Electric door operator! folding i cloaet door# and disappearing, ... ..... ........... a^jKl^oatlaaalei oa gfHt|$ If-' OPEN PAILT TIL I; BUN. $-2 modeling t BAtEBOARD . RADIATION ' OMEGA KNLAROI tOZR light-1--' Formal* P*M - a to iw*i' Our rut* >. .rlendly and help-Jtei sat ihlrt f trr^ "ntfinr FE H«$» | 271 g. Paddock HOME & AUTO ____LOAN CO. Ferry St. ~ AUTOMATIC MATTW WASHER PHILCO ll-PT. RIFRIOSRATOR with .deep frees*. Etc. cond. OR'! ' -■Wit alter s p,m. __________... HOT WATER HEATERS.'30 GAL HALF AND i gaa. Consumers approved. $0$ 50 ____ ___L FE 5-7041 value. $30.50 and 040.50. marred. 1 EAT1 L1F11 KOR HALE. UBED VERY 1 ?!** »*—lrt«. ‘ Flaereecenl. j j« g, ~ ----------------------AKC REGISTERED COCKER SPAN- FREF lela. FE 4-33Q7. V , imperial oShm^S, ^ **^4 B^-7713. ^FRnBrog_^^^®. 1— Get to $5ULI on tour HlFWh^iui BD AT L ft B BALER Signature Up to It Month! to Repay PH, FE >9X6 OAKLAND Iamui Company 0M Pontiac Mato Rank . Bldg- BUCKNER if L A ______ it of the way but a K, Fur altar* a kind*. HEW 1 trad* dept. 3005 Faber, corner of Winding Ellaabeth Lake r—*— reFrioerator. * If CHE N CABDflJr BlNICg, • ACCORDION. WURL1TZER. scrttched, 43 * model. $19 value, but and etael 450 Oood $44.50 while they ialt. Terrific val* | qR 3-H72. up* an M" iiul Aa" mnrirlc Mirh- l - ■ I gal. BARGAINS In/ VigrooVed mah, sheeting $0$ per m. 1.U counter j ^MT7u«ta^7l»r6rS*ldLk. I Toilet $16 05 with trad* LAVATORIES COMPLETE ' $34~50 | - ’ - - "“'.j value, 514.05: nine bathtubs, toi-! In Sale House Trailers 89 art ELscnuc irranty ... .Wet |l.n ... Open Sun. 10 • 3 —1 WOLVERINE LU: 1 141 • trade Coma out! BINOER PORTABLE FORWARD bBWHLTtmW^!- saiWgaffl*- Curt'* p*jssl * 1 m.: to! TNidwa-'1^'*- OF MERCHANDISE WILL SB BOLD--- BELOW COST J FAINT , HURON Blacktop’ Driveway | feed repairs? -Save—** ea the tIh STER S 'FAINT ft LINOLEUM w*^* " It Advlaar, FE 0-4050 I — MODERN siNOER ZIO ZAO1 NEW SIEOLER HEATER AT BAR-Balling at cost. Used idlators Cheap. O, A. classical rolls. Reconditioned b DACHBHOUNDB. MAU AND I A-l condition. 2 practice pianos ■bin. rod and black jmpplos. a,fflGjgMo 0 TO 0 * and_Jlsmps.jrE 5-3130 FINANCE XOMPANY vri? ftf-f ggrtA I mat rib LTVUtfl ROOM -BORROW UP TO $500 'TSSbSrSd Ub^leather OFFICES IN _____ saffta '' -- FoaMag — Drsytun Flams — UUce “ josllaS Lk- Birmingham. Flymi ' LOANS 030 TO 01 WHEN YOU NfeftT $25 TO $500 W* will be glad to help you. _5TATE FINANCE CO. BLOND BEbROOM BET. OOOD londltlOB, FE 5-2700 after 2 p a Ink beds complete, dresser FE 4-1574 Borinw with Confidence GET $25 TO $500 Household Finance Covpovatloo •( Pontiac . -T----b* mw suu • »$fc B. Ea&aw St. __. Cfdt AdvtafE 61A ; BUDGET YOUR DEBTS to sot sat M debt, aoo Financial Advisert, Inc. NtSiBiiEfttolMitoWom -Wfttott ’ »H A aAQINAW __________” $20.50. Curt' I "vv*' W 5-4040. Special mu ruc . .... . .. . Leod Carpet. Woodward__ J4 MONTHS TO PAT th lust ltafew Tsd l. FE V $ ■11** E. of Pontiac ar 1 mils i SACRIFICE CUSTOM MADE DAV-to||gfi|MM k*>knn '-----------1, goodahape. ilMTW. PLYSCORE CASH' A CARRY FINE SELECTION OF' RECOND1-tloned upright pianos. Excellent I tor beginners and playrooms. TT--- OIUNHKLLH----------- 1271. Saginaw FE 3-7180 COLLIE AEC REGISTERED. EX-, callent pots. OAkland 5-3715 after ipsg ROYAL MANSION SPARTAN I 3 p.m. 1 aluminum traliar. i'x 40’. Exc. { cond. New vearly amerlcan furniture. FsEF Siam, awning. I steal stops. Stool storage shed. Alum, bottom enclosure. Price It right. Cab bo seeb eves.. Lot ^Mt|uare Trailer Park, lmj Financing available with 10 por cent down. AlTHier-- chandlse discounted tor Mftk sale. Take MM to W Highland. Right on Hickory Ridge Rd. to Demode Rd Left and follow signs to DAWSON S SALES At TlF' gie^ LAEE, mSna f ~ «ll »' night 1110 CUSTOM SEAFARER. 15 FT . completely upholstered, walk thru seats, wlndahlaM. • speedometer. aU- eantroU. 50 h p. electric Mart ' CHRIS CRAFT INOINE, 120 H P ■xcellent condition, $675. FI «-««w B. of Auhufn Heights oa Aahura' BAND INSTRUMENT KEFaIrTBY si i» i factory expert. - -sfig M®i-' 11» to! 0 a S -.. $3 JJ CMSl MUSIC CO payments of *150 ! Is to. 4 X I ... 0$.$$ ] 10 N. gAOINAW___' F 5-0322 ■ J72 00 tuU balance PONTIAC PLYWOOD CO - &LEARANCE SALE 0-0407. 11400 Baldwin RJ. ___F*J:2»« | ELECTRIC PIANO (NlOAMS RIDINC1 WHEEL HORSB TRACTOR ______ $135 NOW-MO/* . wttb 02” mowar and snow Wade.! ACpOTlDION|.-_ NEW i 1300. 13 cu. It. romittstM CHRIS CRAFT CAVALIER SUCK CRAFT FIBEROLA8 EUR-FREEZER CHEST I j. II on. ft. Almost now. As- ___is payments. FE 5-1765, BLOND HUTCH AND DROP LEAF ‘ table. RCA 77 T.V . RefiTgiritor f WILL BEHOLD ALCQA aluminum “i self-storing I STORMS SCREENS I DELUXE TWO-TRACK I TRIPLE-TILT ACTION ALUMINUM^! Bm. .... _ .MEHSHP 525. AKC. 562 Collier, near Joslyn. NICE PUWIEb, 13 EACH. OR | LAYAWAT OR PAYhOtNT J^LAN^ , [EDWARD’S iAQIEAW _______________________ quan- i ENRICO ROSELLI ACCORDION. ttty ot used lumber'(0$, ill Or- [ electrified, 120 boss. MA 5-i704. chard Lake, Pi 4-7253._________I OLD, SINGLE B FLAT FRENCH ROOF LEAKS?-----------------j5**', »*•**■*% MI Call your Advisor lor a tree es- PIANOS GERMAN - SMPHtRDjrtMAL* ' «mMd *20. FS 4-0726, Btobard ;M?rg?‘‘..lI?5S’ to 0* Blumcrlch. __ Several used travel I OSRMAN SHEPHERD PUPS, PS- used mobile batau to 10 weeks, lor pete lit. Open 7 daws- a wcet ... ...... I. . — I CUPP DREYER, HOLLY MA- RINE AND COACH SALES. 15310 ! HOLLY RD- HOLLY ME 4-0771 A IR B T R E A M LIGHTWEIGHT Travel Trailer Since 1022. Ouar- 1 -— — _____ - anteed for Ufe. See them and get NEW 17 FT. FI8EROLAS CANOE. A demonstration at Warner Trailer ] 5150, OR 3-2877. bnite pirerolased. i h. r. ftg cararan»T*llT By * •dc“* motor trailer, 1350. Ml 44404. PARAKEETS OUAR. TO TALK. BTER'B PAINT * LINOLEUM Woven pile 1 -Id television, . BRAND new wrouoht iron ^■1 " bode complete wttb springs mattress. $30.05. Paaraotf Bara, ar Ortmafd Lake Avr Orchard ____ «*•' awa«VMV.^i|nEw TUIto table, refrigerators lii up, guar- aatoad. 1 aat atatnioaa health VWj MortfEjE LtM 62 BUNK BED* lit. REFRIGERATOR 525. electric stove 545. 2 piece living room suite 535. gas *tov-1X11 a TV iiO- —m lot. Exc. truter with r,.„ wwwt electric dryer ___ rompli _________ __ EXC. coodltl.- .... garden Motor with cultivator 550, wringer washer “* -r- '-r - s------ 540. FE 5-2755 $600 TO $2,000 Oa Oakland County bom as, Mod .~*IRlg« of., • Vots & Buckner, Inc. 300 National Stag. FE 4-4730 Get Out of the Rut! ComaolUate - pay, off yo too. OR 3-5000. BIO FREEZER REPR1 ____________ stove 504. tit do. FE 2-6842. CASH FOR USED TVs. FURNI- ..... model with decorating stitching alg-aag deslgn. Yours for balance of $55 or take on payment of 55.50 per month. Guaranteed r j! 1 .... n.t—.1 — ,___ . .IgUah. baautUul lamp*. Rvylml Soaata and Broiler. Beautiful mahogar tome, dishea, lawn mower. 8tai ley Mitre Box, paint sprayer tank, power grind etone, other desirable items too numerous to mention 535 South Hospital Rd , west ol Fontlac. FE 6-2015. removing any punela. Reg. $24~9S per window NOW ON SALE 5-4055. PAINT "with 1 'kotoh — AV(M5 ' ------ and pool duo to moleture. oftciiiR $13.95 WARWICE’B. 0575 OR>7HARD LK. HANOE HOOD AND FAN. COPPXR-—-toner- $34.80. Romos -* 1. Completely toauuiea 1 s-g-vw— —» — " " normal tnstanaUon. reconditioned TYPEWRITERS 1 $30 60 and up. New portables, 540.05 up. Desks .525 urn New steel wan desks, 110.50. chairs 55 up. Maw A drawoa .fUAs lM.Mli T small floor sale, large 2 door safe. Forbes Printing and Office Supply. 415 E. Prank St. 4!r-mtnghatn. MI 0-2010 around r Federal Terms mch opening. flM* Easy Pi SEVERAL Mcxiemization IS ’Ul 8 P 2531 DIXIE HW I M. TO I P.M. BVB_- _ BATS. .» « - FE 3-7033 t Ira* r Ford 8 School Plan Ranges We have Just replaced 30 mori Roper and Magic Chef gas ranges id th* home economic classes of ths FoDttac School Dletrlct Plenty of Free Parking On Qur Lot Drayton Plains store carries____ I—a —■* typewriters and adding Next to Pontiac State 0 Dixie. OR 3-0707. {stall ______________________ curtain. machine*. ST’. M". 35" aad 40" tlses. automatic Orcatly re____ Used Electric Michigan Fluorescent, 303 Orchard Lk Are. - 37__________________* ’ | 8TOKOL STOKER, ALL CON- IN LAND LAKES SALES I. HURON ____ „ 5160. OR 3-1077! REAL ER plan dollars limltad stock to 1 rum, out, 1 the price la _______ and grand*. LEW BET! TERLY MUSIC CO., Birmingham, BALDWIN OROANSONIC ORGAN and bench. Luxurious blond* 50’ Ft 2-707* with faucets, $14.05. Toilets, I31A0 CHERRY DINETTE SET AND “ * ‘ * walnut v a ally. 33 Haiti. FE ■ 4-2535 models! CIRCLE FLUORESCENT LIGHTS,, .. 1 -or kitchen, til ts IS. Factory , marred. September Sale Used Gulbransen Spinet Plano $450 Etotom. T"*' | I ^r‘tn. & 21 «•-„»»««» CEMENT STEPS. READY MADE. 3$ jn rram g.ng UD used rldtoi sites Splash block, dwr I -- --- * - ‘ TUNING AND REPAIRINO. 24 hour service, aU work guaranteed by factory tramed man ~ CALBI MISIC CO. lit N. Saginaw_____ FE 5-5233 { Used walnut B WHITE POODLE AND POMERAN-tan puppies, either eex, older Foodies also. Call FE 5-0861. WE CAN PURCHASE ART PET POODLES $10 DOWN FE 0-3113. BUNTS. EAtVYlBBr Dogs Trained, Boarded 80 ti tinting Dogs 8l 2 YOUNO BLACK AND TAN AND other hunting dogs, MY 3-1500.__ __________ _______ __________ 1 4-140. ___________ •57 ALLSTATE M O T O R BIKE J DUNCAN PHTFK DININO ROOM . — "— —---------mixer or j table. PE 2-MT5. , davenport and cMAar~BC L TANK, FEEDER' box spring and mattress $35. trad* for cement! vquth chair 13. ~" - ■■ Mt-ebatr* 55, weak, electric dryer “waft;—Electric duoi wash er and dryer, weak. Blender If’ penal remote cantToir 13 .htboi FIRESTONE STOF-“ Saginaw ^ TILE AND LINOLEUM to WHOLESALE to PAINT INSIDE-OR OUTSIDE $3.to 1ST OAL. — to 2ND OAL. Vtnyl, 9,12 ft. . . .S9c yd. Cel’tng TUe ttxlt . s«. ft. ge Llnbleum Rugs . ... 53.W ■m-c- . Sheflh 13 Orchard L„„„ _______________ nm m ___ ____ wood, ^Eko'n mowers. (50 tpV Rotary and roe! | . "SS I "owe*, tit up. Several Motors Us,d upright ~a» and equipment Will ancept any 1 BEAOLE8. POINTERS AND SET-ters. trial given. 3051 Rockhaven, East ot Auburn Heights.______ REGISTERED FT MALI ENGLISH Pointer. I rr. Ft 4-ltol after 5. TRAINED E N O L I 0 R SETTER with paper*. FE 5-0050. 1 Pre-Cast - $15 4 OARAOE FOR BALE nable offer d from premises. EVANS E0UIPMEN1 2 Grand ptsnos, like ne Manual organ* Clemens. Pontiac. CASH WAY STANLEY ALUMINUM WINDOWS ' —— -ethoard . -—„ -toioBS : 4xlxH Plyleore ....... .. . 15X45 33-ft. Rock Lath .!.... ( J nets V«’____________ iove, D grad* *4.80 each tola, y«" mahogany •__________________________ „ ............. OTO, p grad*------*5 30 each , VIOLIN, LIKE NEW, WITH BOW mahogany bed $7 00 4x0 PltsUrboan Burmeister LUMBER COMPANY EM 3-4171 i CASH POR USED TV’S RADIOS, ' , Phanm. aad tap* reeordort. FE ' -REAL NICE ’64 PONTIAC TRADE; De-Humidifier i mad... ___ —— . *74.15, Pay i Llnolrui _____________________________lOOTdyear service' Store. 30 B. Cata. TjMgTMppMrioat*^* ..PmBoo. PE Mill. ^A LIgto fer typewriter. Fxj___EXCELLENT BUYS •toffjfaFlIijni!-• JiF -Z~I Il M outside-“toeMe storm doors wMM taP&JSPrLu? J?AEJ?,Ri Ml ironing board to work >r-deep fr*«m. PE_«W|' cupbosrd l^tfSlm^alm BOY_ - _Wn,L_ - _TRADE j lamps, bedapreadt,. ladtoa goff ...... . toe ft. BUYLO" UNCLAIMED TOE OUTLET 101 S. 8AQ1NAW FE MOM * and trp. .COU rw.'THirqnrFE —________ Used Trade-In Dept. Huron! clubs, fur Jacket, misc. famiathold I Buffet tit to imi ^mfgd 1 • Hgjjijjf • MAMW. ______________ off Lone Davenport IflU. AUilPr LATH MOO&CAR! t^“° ‘*n"r’ «• B«t. B*» W. t j Plec- be -S 5X^2 **C. COND. p m. daily KSSST lav 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. supsea] I HAVE A FAINT OR 1«’ oUpteal lag problem? Hundreds of LARGE SEWER AND. DRAIN SUPPLIES SEWER PIPE plain nip* *----- I .70 R. i stock -- -j chooa* from. Interior Complete stock of fltttoga „ exterior. See our wall paper DRAIN ■* - and matching fabric agltltiWHl ! y thro aa” Bom Bros. Jelled Magic no-drip drtln ule CAC ^OAKLAND FUEL ft FAIJtT i ....*12*55 Vt «L^»^t4$lAvw K_041M » XSt tor iraialSi" “ DOUBLE SINK. COMPLETE $2*^50 TUe for ramp, and grease traps With trap A grade. FE 6-4712. 15“ with 2 holes- M5C ea Supply. 150 W. Mout-j to" with » toto? ..... HH JJ! ... _..... -a-... l ■ I C-l. manhole covert and grates. LlOHt FtZTtillS<.W ugSLAYLOCK MO designs pull downs. Coal 4t Butldtog Banmly O*. “ —““ ■ " Orchard Lake Ave. FE 3-7101 Mpntoalm I SPECIALS 1 lae. Ml. Cull Peer Appliance Sale Office Equipment 72 ____ REGISTERS PROM . PONTIAC CASH REGISTER 337 ». SAOINAW |IQ| BUSINEBa fDE* ise. SEVERAL ___ .. right hand typo- tile drawer; or secretory. House. 101 H. Cass. PE WANTED IBM typewriter la good ci Executive type into- FE Sale Spurting Goode 74 Fur Sftle QutMng BARGAIN BOX AcA lgicE STOCK NO. 033. 834 -------si. Bob Htitchinson Mobile Hornet 'Sales ■“^ Dlxl# Hwy. Drayton Plains VACATION TRAILERS »' new Traller-Blater, Apache Campers. Sal* or rent. Oar top carmers. Make reservations now. F. E. Howland. OR 3-14W HARRINGTON BOATS YOUR EVINRUDB DEALER EAST PAYMENTS AVAILABLE ltot B. TELBORAPH FI 2-S032 SWITZERCRAPT. 36llP MERCURY! Electric start. Traitor. Must tell. «2L FALL CLEARANCE to.300 VALUE. NEW 17 FT. BOAT. 40-HF. ELECTRIC MO-TOR AND CONTROLS. FULL LOW DOWN FATMENT ■AST TERMS MAZUREK MOTORS & MARINE SALES SAOINAW AT SOUTH BLVD. LOOK! Play-A-Fon Was $ltt> NOW t!425 Sun-A-Pon Was $700 NOW $000 20% OFF ON • - BOATS. MOTORS. TRAILERS SPORTING GOODS MOST SPORTSMEN’S------- HEADQUARTERS _ M24 at the Double Spotlight Open 7 dan aweek _MY 2-4511 LAKB ORION OXFORD MOBH.E MANOR FOR those who want the beat. 40 x80' lots. 15 x40’ cement patloa etc On* aUto onto of Oxford oa Lake-villa raid. OA MM2. Fur. Sale Tires 92 COmXTB BSAR CHOICE TOMATOES. *1.50 BU. try set. 21 Ih. pull Eon pick them. Bring baakoto *JK.rrfaSTtft ■* Mt N!BgulrreL HL WtuP" PEACHES NOW At OAKLAND •1 USED TIRES' 63.54 UP. WE buy, tell. Atop whitewall*. STATE TIRE SALES tot B. taitoaw Bt PE 4-45*7 LOOK! 755x14 BLACK TIRES. ALL name brands. Oft new ears *15.20 fiS tfes/a S“»w “ " Rd. Off Baldwin. PRIOIDAIRE ELECTRIC DR1 JMaa.Ift FEi-3171. . Pico 1 Calif ora It, _____C 5-3171 FAMOUS MACK FREEZERS bric-a-brac Auction aato* held . p Consignment Accepted ;M0H. ft THUBS. I* A.M. 2 FJf. twms: $169 a Damaged — Haw in Crate* Wuvaatjn— Borvla* — Delivery _ lor lmmaSMe delivery wif Unato. Praar * — **■ *■•*“ WANTED RELLABLI PERSON TO take an payment* ot 11.21 per month on Singer onHnot mh towing machine. FulP Dal only $41.50. Capitol, FT t-t ALCOA ALUMINUM Combination ' DOORS T^E. B^UfATlbN ARltT GUARANTEED I FULL INCH THICK Atoatoum comb door*. Regularly SAtS TAi°UIsJcZuDl& $23.95 _ RED SHIELD STORE Everythin* to maot your needs. Clashing Furniture. Appliances. IIS WEST LAWRlHiCto i fPtNRllBR. ! m/M, Iomeo-graph $2».to. FE 5-4455 TW0.y4M>._l FOOT FLUOREB-cant light*. Ideal tar work boaeh-«.ah*«to,J$41** value *10.50. HUiM. OAB factory showrooms. Michigan Flaoroacoat. 213 Orchard PHONE ORDERS ACCEPTED ON TABOTT lumber Wator proofing for basemonta Balt, Minnows, Etc. 75 ■■MIVI, CRAWL-i 21 for t*o; Leaf worms, to — 56e; Red worms. 78 for Me; Trout Creek Ranch, 104 at Oreenahteld. A REAL OOOD SELECTION OF yard on tractors, Soto Tutors aad -lawn mowers. HOUGHTEN & SDN 21 N. Main, Boehogfor. OL 1-8751 Sand, Oravel and Dirt 76 rotary tlto PRICED TO BELL i cam. FEDERAL j fort. Movod to smaller quarter, X / j , , , housekeeping «op^ j s^««aJ8s^*A Mu*-1 Moderruzatio^ ttfemefu mJTvv«, ! . tint needlavon nlrtur^a ntnier «... «...__ 100,000 YARDS FILL Loadtag track T days a week. (tote Will JtoHvar. Thor Contracting Co., Inc. MA 5-8*83._ 1-A SPECIAL. ll-A (TONE. $1 TD. Beach sand «75c yd. FU1 dirt 30c. 5044 ll .85 rd. Uaorleaa stone Products. 513* Baohabaw Rd.. VElimLATING FANS FOR BITCH- ■ III ' I .1 I j ------"“-"irooms, 145.50 value. ,**$£ “2“?* WfW AND REBtflLT OR*. I , selection door chimes jgd_ Mndk^dht Lpafted JM to • drills and corn Mckera. Davis! J&bJSkrf* 7-ars^^i-pa agTOT" .. * _________I Auction Sales 88 new a used cuhhman eaqles. —»( JUyj Track SAbblt. Cara. I lumber. -| Oakland A ' USED RIB. TYPE LAWN MOWER. { ontatde door, clothing ar'-* J——- 1 PM 42734 FE 44113 KING BROS. PONTIAC BD. AT OFOTEH iiIBnSRiFnrorTSrTiiw (MB series John Deere Tractors Attractivg prlcea offered on dem-toaiitoai IH pig (H_Tllabol Tran i ttogno*. Hart--. Phone Hart- land Aiwa Rar4war*7l OOOD . USED TIRES CRANKSHAFT , car. Cylinder* reborad. Sack MA-S Hoad. Phone FE vti»im _ w m (n chtoa 3-35*3____________________ SAFETY SPECIAL, FRONT END alignment. Freni wheels balanced. Brchto rollaod. At low a* ErL“ ga Hbrcnr, as rellned. At to Eddie Steele 1 rchard Lake Rd.. il ua^r-j I. Largo salectton door chimes ! aetory price*. Mlchlgaa Plu mb H3 Orchard Lk- Aae— 4-1 til*. CUSHMAN KAOLE. * DIXIE HWY. ^Plenty of Free Parkirig On Our Lot REACH CASH, CUSTOMERS through Classified Ad*. xemn^ra1 jBSSl A big auction’startihgL-^-i 2od. 6l V-tito. LONE «TA-______________ horsepower EffoNdi motor, a trailer. $44*. Terms. " Nelly’s Hardware 2M4 Aubum^y,^ Ada,, , lba. Ideal ear fop. Uaolbyaa SL. *h*r*4 _P!»n 8. B. Kras Tel-Huron. WtlbH. i. 25 H P. ORAT LUO- THE ONE ANO ONLY IMei Boat Repairs DC TK1B AREA ■•'■OAT * PROP BSRV * Lk. Rd. FI Mtol SAVE $$$$ *5 discounts os quality Boat*—Motor*—Trailers AhJBato -k AU Sixes Easy Budget terms Oakland Marine Ekch. "Ou»04ra BpMlallsU" |t-4it?n.. sagte.. SPECIAL U> to to per cent discount on all alatnlnum and fibersu. boats “A«IN* SWT-nW toTo^ardUkeAv... SPECIAL Znr$*rc&f7'rkAT' ,M taokymu* aid, 1401 BoarV-; £ °'g aucuon SiarWg j ! Sept. 10th at Tyler’s ] Mazurek Motor & Marine Sales HL^I AT WOOOWABP ~ IT* kktmmoi. OOOD TrimspurtHt'R Offgrttl lOo uiiuujfii limii- A l niATrHm^H^5fE%T^®:! Community Sales, Lake I Fur Salt Motorcycles 95 81 ««!?■ *4" "*• *•*•’* ” i WCTiqj* aul. HASUf Mlbs^. Andgaan Sale* A Service , .fatt, * MI *9-1143. 'i mam Writ aarcel to.t ft ■«* M uta Hr n.k. m>w - ataa . ,1« , i THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, i860 Transportat’n Offered 100 Sak Lied Trucks 103] v»»^nsss,EBU^. *5“1 fuftS, 'iBganWgm'^tari— Pot Sda Curt «*[-a cimour i-dook. i Sown.^^iSf' prl«5,l»I»f.0 A For Solo Coro For Sale Car* For Sale Coro m£\ Factory Branch 9* ffugrlwi! VSSSS] OAKLAND AT CAS$ Wanted Lied Cars 101 AVERILUS I dodos nek dp ** tow. ,-tpM tra'— — * * - own* oi IMT CWETT 11* 4 DR WttL TAKE c£".r51 4°rpW* oitKul First 8t. Oxford., __ j Wcmt. f-os wn* liaja gteavy engine, CfU ORt 1-T" 1 Suburban - OLDS 1958 PLYMTH 2-DR. _____$695, _ NO CASH NEEDED sr. aw* be in aood eou Inquira MY 1-1111. I TOP COLLAR ; ■xJ ’ shield washers. ISM miles Like new Solid tad finish. SUSS. . 3020 DUK Hwy Larry Jerome | «« PtxtoBwy ■ OK 1-1IM Tor~aocK-^jpkK cah.'xkOck. inmttIac wants SgSB =32 ARE TOO GETTING THE MOST ROCHEgTIH FORD DEALER olt-ofil ..... 'M CHEVROLET PICKUP. <» TOW, j ltM Fbrd Country , iodi and white. I paeseagwr—=— wagon. rim nnd bantar. v-i, automatic. |l*M ___ ________■, wgasrsumKmu MvTT nooa, va stick Ml E Waodarard Birmlngl 1 ltd a. ttrr dean, . bargain. Ml 1-Mil Bn Cooley U Bond. O—waj ihi'roPo'ti otn itxi n^Ti n^Ptarilrr JM CUaiQ, twCU^N EOltD'oON.j ssHnSr *** r" LlJmSSt' dS' C*lobeTmh It Lai MPORD FATRLANE - K Blac/n AONO. uali Auto gotlonajly claan etandard aMIt. ! Sales, lil 8. Saginaw. ” .-yaga. • . t Mir Mr Parka Wagon. Mona paint. Rad and raid TWwar iWrd white. I pai»«Sr. automatic. ! lisa PONTIAC EtARCIItEP. radio. I Mater. nowwr .ateerta* and | byWi^Wbu wad Urs*. ftm [ it powtiac i-dr cmurTifi fet*ijt*^& ******* •» » .^■wsfjsraslsj: 1 I'im'I237fc!' pwEI.*11' CLEAN {HT POWTIAC Oo5t> FIFTY-THREE ■For golo'cort ^^^ BILL SPENCE * "RAMBLER” ' i WILL accept : appHaacaa. ata. < Rain Klara ar an: «n car »»-paH paymr' • aalMah m ■ Eiouaw ~ IMP RAMBLER AMERICAN* SM^HAMBIFH nT ATION ^WAOON" pain*, iisaa MUBRinK' RAMiHJR. m • WOOtWXllD. It AMBLER '-VaOO»T M. POR TOOK CART —-t — WE BUY —— — TRADE DOWN -— TRADE UP - Ftwut. fa d-Bot. . IS] OMC PANEL. Mute 1M1 | fetaabath U. Rd.. Chuck'a »~TdS'UXaE Tl YARD-DU&P box. EM MW._______._____ Vk-TOX WdKbPi.""iTAiPB« ARP 1 . UTILITIE8. '83s. '84a. '55a Tl* AND DP. A. K BOWMAN A jOWi. HI » iAWPOKD. 1 LLOYD j»C^i;TSW.’ Harold Turner Pard __ ,_________ VERY O&D Mil Ellxgbejh ,tk. Rd.._Chuck’s. - Tid.0^nZFtlZ FISCHER BUICK. INC. KwU»V oil itonnett^Rd j IM 1 WOODWARD ■—-1 B1RM1NOHAM *56 CrfEVROLET __CHEVROLET AND SKATER. POWL ABSOLUTELY MO U< DOWN. Aaaumt parnlr UMB par lM r. HPR _ JUruiSSi fwiwar Pwd. . > 'M CHEVROLET ERL-AIR, BEAU A|M|" *■-*- “* MOTOR SALES Ol 1. jaglnaw DRPMIPARLl tMD CAM HARDKNBURO MOTOR SALES Cdaa atJSka ” - Jp Crissman 3RBAL Wl A BIG IF , ______ ________j dden. POLL PRICK till. Aaaumt paymanU ol 111 par mo. CALL MR WHITE I CREDIT MAHMmt. PB t-MM. Klng Auto ialaa 111 » iaglnaw Tiff -IP - I knew mw maeb . IP - I epuid sell Quick . -IP j-^l-ctuld-Ret cash . . Auto Insurance 104 CLEAN RECORD P.L., P.D. AND MED. FOR MOST CAH« *20 POR • MONTHS M[T * CHtnour. I’*** be’ door. rah. “| i JERQME "Bright* Spot" I TK>3r li.MM MILES NEW whlta walla, radta and haatar. [ Wire wheels and two extra snow i Uraa. Light bins—11.110. PE f 8-3201 AUSTIN HEALEY SPRITE 2300 •lMt. OR 3-1113 ar MU CHEVIK CONVERTIBLE — ,. and H. Powargllda. Whlta wall,.. Kxc esnd Low mlleaar. New battery New muffler. |IM Ml »Wli. 1BS6 CHEVROLET. RADIO \ND heater, overdrive IMS. BiRM-1WO HAM-RAMBLER. DtiHiiiiEA'noic" Ride . | In tha new VCapa'400 ecoi SUBURBAN -OLD8MOBILE 9 B. Woodward Birmingham Ml 4-4415 Gleor’s Motii T-antD Radio and bantar. w-wal finish. Raal sharp I JOT'S CAR_LOT_ ■ Pull powar. You mual sea this our. Up to thirty months to pay. Iimi full prtaa. - r HARKLESS SALES A 12* B. Telttraph 80 ' vduCET^Sri^ LtEE NEW; | 1-1141 j I _______ H WITH _ 06od condition. S1.8M. BOB FROST, INC Just IB JIM HARTLEY OR JOHN LIBERTINE , TOP DOLLAR for clean uaad —SB _____________ ... . _ 1 Will-also trade up or dawa. ‘M VAUXHALL WAOON. R AND DIXIE USED CARS 0 : H- WW. A' steal at It.lH. OR IMPAL .. ___a walls, R A H, excetlent through- j DOOR. OOOD OR 3-1070. 195ft FORD 1-DOOR. RADIO AND -heater, stick shift HM4. B1RM-INOHAM-RAMBLKR. 666 SOUTH WOODWARD. MI 6-1*00 H. WW. le. Draytdh PlaUa I 3-1151. - ————-j For Sale Cars The Problem Is I Need Clean Used Cars ■86 CHEVROLET CONVERT transmission and ton. |lidc RAH. ..WW... Ex l-DOOR HARDTOP P 2MuytTSi.loNoSnr< 111 per month. Large sel jama price range. — PORD DEALER — I ’. SchlltZ MotOrB,- lib 1 USED CAR SKOPPINO CENTER ft)| R. WOODWARD JEROME . QUALITY- MOTORS- Eli ORCHARD LAKE PE 1-76*1 TOP DOLLAR foe -a to 'SI models — lou MI*-jg^ cara wanted for out atati li' j. VAN WELT 4840 DUU Hwy, Ph. OB 3-1188 FE 3-5242 ^PASSENGER 1*83 Imperial Crflwn Lirnou- *60 FORD 2 DOOR $1795 Ml 6-8300 LwTCy'OwensI eeBently. Qaricston Motor FISCHER BUICK. INC. | ^ _ HHYSEKR IMPERIAX~ LIMOU-1---------- alna 1*82. Rebuilt, motor,, custom I . , ••prtvaey" body, flass partition. coro tjovmrT. eewen. veij wlro Wheels. A real find for *"*" “J “VU1- wm »vcept 1 Funeral Home. Call Mutual MA 5-4766._.________.J 4-3623 . I-------- • I 1184 PORD 2-DOOR. NICE CAR I ------------------ 1 . 1 '""f Hargelo, PE 1-7142. H Riggins | \rp\V 1953 POND I. .SLY, VEMf GOOD j 1 3181 Elizabeth Lk. RdV Chuck’s 1 OPEN EVES. 4182 OLD8MOBU.E CLUB COUPE. RADIO AND HEATER. AUTO-MATIC ABBOLUTELY. . MO MONEY DOWN. Assuine jm/fhants of 114 27 per «o Call Credit Mgr. Mr. Parka at Ml 4-7MW. Harold Turner Ford '51 OPEir$1.2»8 PHONE PK 2-8050 .1RED1T MANAOER. King Auto Bale; 11_____ . lltl: PONTIAC. “NEW TIRE8. cond . I owner_PEJ-780*________ Make Payments ^ '65 Pontiac, ini i Pay only 111 mo----Dug Oct.» 1 Rite Auto. Mr Bell PE M5» 101 Bast Bled, at Auburn___ 1 UHED CARS. "’"sfiO to" 1800 NO 1 MONEY DOWN QUEEN AUTO BALES 171 6 SAGINAW. j 1»JW ^PONTIAC.^n^TlC^^WAOON. ^tMERGURY - 2-DOOR ' All laics — Pull ‘Factory ':'$2JS^ ___ . WOODWARD l____ BIRMINGHAM I MI JLI100__ 1155 BUICK SPECIAL. 3 DOOR aadan, good condition, 6480, V. Harrli. PE 8-2766, JO 44424 I 0 OAKLAND AVENUE YE S.41Q1--WAOON 1«0 4 MERCURY Suburban i OLDS - >" PONTIAC BTARt’HIEP. CATA- | iwo VtK*1 5-8^4.’ °r* I5ft PONTIAC BONNSVILLl 2-t)R. COMPLETE , . we Have "COMETS" IMMEDIATE DELIVERY SPECIAL — ’56 RAMBLER SUPER 4 DOOR STATION WAOON 6 cylinder ktandard tram-mission. I tons rad awl $895 . . , li-DOOK ! -56 PONTIAC CATALINA, ORiOIN-I al owner S16U0 PE 4-2S34 til)84 PONT 1AU RADIO AND HEAT- ; i ER. HYDRAMATIC ABSOLUTELY , [ NO MONlV DOWN A.»Wrt* pay-1 LLOYD MOTOR SALES ’ MattRewi}-; Hargreaves OAKLAND COUNTY'A . LARGEST CHEVROLET DEALttt 6310AKLAND AYE; t" FE 4-4547’ I »«ni. TxrfrTiw ki ’ix irncc ooqd t Used Auto 0000 com‘>li5, ^5^. Dodge Dart NEW RUBBER. N „ , — LIQHT OREEN *•* FINISH.. ! VanCamp O^vroksU lnc Stromber* quad, and manifold, MILPORD r aarr sjoo 3161 TBBabwh I_____________ 83 PORD. HT WHITE WALLS, j good cond *360 OR 3-6601. j FORD STATION .3 $1975 i complete. FE _ MU 4-5225 j BUICK SPECIAL. '65. EXC COND : .FB 4-6143__________■ I For Sale Trucks HEAVY ’57 BUICK 3 DOOR HARDTOP $995 INCLUDES FREE RADIO Id all standard factory Cqofument ialaa las and license extra. RAMMLER-DALLAS I I - - MAIN * ■ ROCHESTER! Mgr. 1 OL MIU_________I ..Harold |U DESOTO RADIO A HEATER. 1 55 Ford, automatic power steering and I -54 Olds brakes.' fills. BfRMINOHAM-RAMBLER. 666 S WOODWARD. >84 PORD CONVERTIBLE. RADIO AND- HEATER. STICK. SHIFT. ABSOLUTELY No MONEY DOWN. • $2197 COMPLETE WE HAVE "COMETS" POR 1MMLDIATE DELIVERY reiuely cInb i HoUrtitv MdAn”o%Fr| litrwaU lira* EUclrto 8UBU KB AN -OLDHMOB ILK fttMrUiK 12**0. Call FE l-MSt •liar 5 30. 1*51 PONTIAC BTATION ^AOON i 6*2 8. WouduH 5_ PLYMOUTH CONVERT. rhl>L j * 1001 Utne paymen t* Call Credit ! LLOYD Mr. Bell FE (M53* MI *>3900. raiTY - 'Cv* Owens 1*55 DeSQTA WREDOME 4 d6orT | 83 F6RD. 2 DOOR. VERY OOOD. 1 (*fbllpow4r R'and H, ClM OR f N and H. EM MM1. CTUway t 1 3-2780. . 1 i*51 FORD. 2-DOOR. RAH. NEW 1 55 MKRCURY MON TCI ATR HARD- TRUCK lit OAKLAND AVENUE rM BUICK-- l-DbOR-HARDTOP First MM takes. Drayton Trans-mlaslon. 2*87 Dixie Highway- 1 Dodae Dart! 1 i emi dTd tfhvTit ’60 FORD DEMO 1 [ $47.43 PER. MONTH ! nirllM too * dr., r * h. i cyi. TOP Radio and hatter, auto. Irani., ^xcellfnt running cor - , price *306. Asaume payments of j *1* per mo CAtL MR WHITE. CRSOrr MANAGER FT *-0402 —7 Tsjpw ’57BUICK DELIVERED \ !—nr—WAWHiBB VACTORf'MUIt IftCTtflW- Huff MlfCttflB of Kin* Auto Sale* 11* 6 Baglnaw MERCURY. i»8* 2-DR. AUlfo--matlc ^TrnnsmlstjlQn,^ |mwt-r Uerr- 30 Ford Radio and Heater. Dyna-flow. w wan,. Solid Beautiful red paint with white top. $1195- l j^a5«irr PLng heater, j r b$*- toi-flmteia J r yroioUL TAX SALES TAX. LI- TVr. . i I Mgg I ^ A beajitiful light jreen. One own- BOB FROST. INC, LMCOLN-MERCURY ——— —-—V|/V/—«24.78 per Mb. Mr Parka Harold Turner SCHRAil?fctitKS | AND EQUIPMENT J — ***— ' ' ' Oft MNl Ford Sale!! 1(57 CHEVY ONE TON PANEL. Excellent motor. JW*. ltd Sag (or boaey hauling Will trade for .irr. —— -r putB. ift mti ......- Oft!’** MAINLINE 2 DR VS r*. Ask (ori'l* CUBTOMLINK. 4 DR V cy Owona. -** rancv won vt -IS PAIRLANY WON. V4 . ’*1 WAOON, 4 DR. 'M MERCURY I DR. ... >^pUr. Mkland ISM CHEVY PICKUP OOOD shape SMS Powltee Lake Rd. OR Idtll- % ANTED OOOD USED 0) y9n pickup. Call after 1 ».**. Ns kMraro inTton cabin ciUskm |tte Uns, srtll trade or MS PE September Clearance ’ft Chevroltt Impale convertible^ •57 Pontiac Buperchief hardtop. :. Power .. - *W85 •*» Chevrolet 4 dr. V-8. Stick *1*5 *3JUKMOTUTO*MOTb»j«AU« ^ Corner Cass JtWke I-* 8"71»» --- Open etaa. 'ttlS ^ - _ 150 Cars and Trucks— '41-Chevy Club Coupe 41^, If* ■83 Chrysler .........J* ‘56 Plymouth Redan ...MM • JSg'MSbc'* ”’?*$ '86 PORD 4 DR.. V-S $494 '5* PORD a DR . V-S —— '*1 FORD CONVERT V-* ....$994 •57 FORD 4 DR.. HARDTOP $994 '(7 CHEVROLET 4 DR.. V-I jJ.____________ '88 CHEVROLET 1 DR , V-S $594 '57 MERCURY 4 DOOR $994 J ‘84 BUICK SPECIAL 3 DR. $894 1 '86 Packard Clipper. '55 Bulck Special if •*6 Chevy, 216. 6, sti___... I *84 Lincoln Cgnri HT. Loads '84 Olds 68 HT. Nice ...... I ’S4 Chevy. Stick shift ..... , ’54 Pontiac. Ready! ....... * iijift ’54 FORtlAC 4-door sedan . * • SS* ! *81 CHEVY R-Alr 4-door . .6 ****.;‘81 PORD 2-door ..........6 Motor Sales .8215 5__ZA8T BLVD. I ‘81 Pontiac. ! No rust. 113 Snruo i MO PAIR OFPKR REFUSED NO j MONEY DOWN NECESSARY I Superior' Auto Sale* 550 OAKLAND OLIVER BUICK 1957 CADILLAC I '66 SPECIAL WJOtTWOOD. Bj|lM 1 Pull factory iqulp-n* full pdprer, *21M. 1958 PONTIAC Srvs 1*59 Bu Twp '»* Nash O H. 1 Cbeyys. H-R- ~ 'IS Ford Stttion Wgn 4 dr. •54 Dodge and '*4 S Cadillacs '*7-'M S ChryUer il-'ts- 54-’«l • Pontlars Prom l*5d dn. (*4 u S Olds. 'M-'M I Packards ’5»-’55-'64 S Bulck* '84.'* t. and H.T. S **1 Feeds. ... 2 Yolkswagens. •5* Mateo. Sbp. '52 prasgr- Oow*. wgn. nr atr PLENTY OTHERS TO CHOOSE FINANCE NO PROBLEM —omy Cara ■ “ *“*““ GLENN'S MOTOR SALKS a 'felrt ' ‘ j l*5g Chevrolet 2 dr. evlllo SR 4-ITSt 11|*4 Poetise 4 dr. Bterehlef BUY f- SAVE I j^., H-top {OM-j ns* olds m 4 Dr. Hardtop >C7 enun ■' e 70s, '5* Ford oalaiif Mr. H-top SMM] •» - '^™ 5/ rUKU . ..........' f “3 | 'M old* 'ir' Mr. H-top '... 827*8 ? 1*88 Plymouth 4 Dr. sedao. Auto- Cuatom ranch atatlon wgn. j '57 Bulck Convert. Power - 113*6 matte transmission . 8 *45 ‘57 Ford Coat. Mr Low raOea 1 tas ’57 FORD -------- . $ 645 '*• H-top SUM 1*57 Pontiac 4 Dr. aodan. Auto- •" ryfrLil:.!I-T 1 '*7 Mereury 2-dr Memo. RAH I14S4 nsaUc t. an,mission. Lika — I door, V-S Pordoaaatlc 'IT rsnllat irtilif nafail ..SUM now ...........SZ... 811*8 iKrHmmr «,A * - 'M Ford Crown Viet Fordo. SIMS 56CnEVY 210 . . $ 745 M Bulck Spec. 4-dr H-top. . 8 7*8 : 1*56 Pontiac 6 Dr. Hardtop. 'H Ford aodaa. extra ISM A IM 82 Dodge lk ton trunk. Nice I 326 '54 FORD Station Wagon •56 WILLYS Jeep pickup ■56 PONTIAC Cat, -hardtop '55 OLDS St (Super) ... '86 DODGE h, ton pickup alias \ '50 CHEVROLET Coupe 1 'M cfffv Bel Air 4-door ...yi1 '84 MERCURY Hardtop ; 'M CmCV. Ret Air hardtoi ansa V cp> “ST’ sedan “ 1 *m BUICK Mr Sedan , Hard- i -8S WILLYS Jeep with plow *»w1 “ *— 1955 GHEV’ROLET 2 DOOR Radio and beater. A nice ■ "!T --"-..i-x-w .— •-■oa, 64|M. 1145 I 210 in beautiful 2- ii«S 1954. OLDS • “J M CLUB COUP! tlolld blue wtt ItIM! lDt*P?T.4* match. Lank* and nil — ................ ... '6* PORD Falcon ........... 7*5 j 84 BUICK Rdmst . full pwr... good 81*5. 1953 PACKARD S dr. S apL powergllde ■I’55CHEVY . .. $495 •el AST. 4 dr. Y-S Rtd. $ 195 SSUB‘T Houghten L . ' 6 Sen TAYLOR'S ' CHEVROLET-OLDSMOBILt Friendly OldemaSUe Dealer ' 1 Open Rvcnlnas . Main. Rochaater OL 1-67611 toArktl 4-4*61 1 Walled USb . » 7*8 TO CHOOSE IMMEDIATE DELIVERY We wtU MSI bring •bans -pencil and title to . / 210 Orchard I^ake Ave. | 1956 PLYMOUTH 2 DOOR. A Jet black beamy tt look, and runna food. Ready | *o!l Only DM.... SHELTON PONTIAC-BUICK Rochester OL 1-8133 (CROSS PROM MEW CAH SALES Open ’jit 9 p.m, or liter Closed Wed. A Satr'at,' < n.m. HOMER , HIGHT MOTPRS , iu urenara i^atce -tvc. _ . TT- >-Q>-«v|k.T OLIVER WILSON 1 P0\TIAC-CADILU\C 1350 N. -Woodward FALL IS HERE DOWN GO THE PRICES 3- SPECIAL OF THE WEEK '60 FORD GALAXIE ONLY $2150 - '57 Mercury .........,. .$1495 •TftFION WAOON ------------------- s -- *-Fnb.scuj<^r 4-Door lioratop - Hai full poircr. Rttl VoMtfl ^S^Qldsmobile ........ :$23|5 HOLIDAY coup® '55. Chrysler ____________________ ,$ 935 WE HAVE FOR YOUR SELECTION THREE CHEVROLET IMPALAS TAKE YOUR CHOICE Air Conditioning, Radio, and Heater; Full Power '59 Nash l-DOOR RAMBLE '59 Chevrolet ..............$1335 1 beauty I STATION WAGON ...$1995 "•-Pas,enter with a Ford ,....,.........$1395 4-OOpft SEDAN ’ . . / . v-S with automatic transmission radio and heater. Cent ^59 Ford ...............$1795 teering and flower brakes. Look this Transportation Specials. t ONLY 14 LEFT - J; $99.00 Each JEROME Motor Sales FE 2-9101 i. . BUICK . RENAULT OPEL JEEP j *mH0KW**1 'BRIGHT SPOT" CASS AT ORCHARD LAKE. OPEN TU. 9 P.M. OR LATE*—fef WEBNESDAY CLOSED AT 6 P.M. i ; FE 8-0488 F ■Sr-j FIFTY-FOUR THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, I960 1960 - -GALAXIE 2-DOOR l^cvSndfr, Foni-O-Mitic. whitewall tires, magic* air heater, pash-button radio, windshield washers, I wheel covers, hack-up lights, electric clock, $2516.01 Including State and Federal Taxes ASK FOR CAR NO. 19 ALSO OUTSTANDING DEALS ON ALL OUR . 1960 FORD AND FALCON STpCK VALUES! * '56 CHEVROLET BEL AIR 2-DOOR V-k Botin*. Radio aw) Heater Real Sharp Automobile and Only I1M. ’59 CHEVROLET BISCAYNF. 2-DOOR 0-Cyllirfer E&gine. Hw»ter> Whitewall Tir«». 17.000 Miles A Oot*Own*r! 56 FORD;P.\IRLANE 2-DOOR •V4 Rngint with lutoaiiOe TrwiamiMlon. Radio ud Rutor^ A Real Nice Car. ’55 FORD 2-DOOR RANCH WAGON ICyIMn Engine, Radio and Heater TRANSPORTATION SPECIAL 19M FORD .............. ONLY'$245 DON'T OVERLOOK' ARE OUR BUSINESS ’» CMC D-6J2 Trtaor **250 4-Cyllnder Dlteel tt) CMC DFR 8005 ................. SAVE Bl( Sarlafi on Thu Demonrtratnr 56 INTERNATIONAL CO 220 ..........$3295 SOI Oa> Engine Tractor ’51 GMC A Cylinder .*{VtVi,..■ ■ . . ..,< $1495 Plaatl Tractor.. ......y --—7-, - ' „■ . • . ■ ' ' jjg 58 GMC652.* r,.....,. $2495- Traiinr ■** Ttili Ons tWift •58 CHEVROLET 6100 .... $1675 Tractor Fully Equipped, Air Rrakei '59 GMC 375 ..................a,.«.... $2395 C and c. »4 i Spood. 3-npeed, im" Cal la Ada *53 WHITE 3000 ...............$ 795 TW OM sleeper •53 GMC 632 Tractor ... . ........ v.. $ 795 W CU. IB. oat Engine 55 GMC 350 ..............795 ’58, GMC370 .....7.7 ...... 1695 V I Tractor, sBpcad. Mwl Vacuum Brake, 19 GMC 370 Tractor ............... $2295 30) Cu. In Bait Da. Air Back Irak*, ’56 FORD F-800 Tractor 777.7. ..... .. $l®5 Air and Vacuum and Power Steering '56 GMC 820 ...................... $6195 6-CyUnder Diesel, Pusher Tandem . ’57 CMC DW-600 ........................ *5750 VCrUnder Diesel. Uvs Tandem. *56 FORD F-250 . $LZ8L M1 Pickup.. 31.000 Miles ^ CHE VROLET ^ Ton^^..^^v> .Ai, $ 79i- "T Stake. Dual Whiels ’55'dMC 152 Van ................. . $ -795 ■ S3 GMC 152 Walk-In Vah ........... , $ 495 ’58 CHEVROLET .................... $1095 Sedan DelltsiT - Maks an Offer I ’53 FORD F-600 ...... ........... $995 Puel on Tanker. 1.M3 OnllM Cspsaitr « ’53 GMC D-632 .... .7.7...........$2750 err—acyllndkr Diesel Tractor . . . 7 GMC FACTORY BRANCH OAKLAND AT CASS FE 5-9485 ‘SAFE-BUV LLOYD MOTOR SALES LINCOLN - MERCURY - COMET ENGLISH FORD $2345 ’59 MERCURY S-DOOB $1995 59 FORD ♦POOR '- : $14 95 ’59 ENGLISH FORD .*DOOR > ; $995 $1995 $1495 ■58 MERCURY 4-DOOR ,■ $1295 $1095 •57 Ford 2-DOOR $895 J1895 >8 lincol: HARDTOP $2395 7 PONTIA DOOR HARDTO $1095 ’57 BUICK 3-DOOR $995 ’56 BUICK CONVERTIBLE “$895“ $395 ’55 MERCURY ~$795~ ’55 BUICK RUSS JOHNSON AT LAKE ORION -LOWERS PRICES' ON ALL NEW 1960 MODELS! SAVE UP £0* $800 ON BRAND NEW CARS. COME Itf! ■ TAKE YOUR CHOICE OUT OF STOCK . 1960 PONTIAC, CONVERTIBLE...........$2795 All Blue, Pwr. Steering and brake* 1960 PONTIAC STARCHIEF.............$2795 Power Steering and Brakes, 6,000 Milei ” ■ ~7" -$499-FULL PRICE- ?55 FORD ...... $499 *55 MERCURY . .’$499 '55 POftTtAC Sed. $499 STATION WAOON, V-l. AUTO. SEDAN, M, AUTO. AtL WHITE. AUTO. J55JoNTIACSed.$499 ’55 OLDS Sed. ... $499 ’55 FORD ....... $499 BtACE and WHIT*. AUTO. AUTO. TRANS. SHARP1 STRAIOHT STICK, I *-Demonstrators At Bargains" USED CAR BARGAINS GALORE!’ —-59PONTIAC HARDTOP. 3-door SHARP. ONE OWNER $2195 - '57 BUICK l-DOOR. PULL POWER $1495 ’56 PONTIAC IT.. POWER STEERING AND BRAEES $895 '56 PONTIAC STAR CHIEF HARDTOP one owner I ’56 BUICK SEDAN AUTO. TRANS.. SHARP! '56 PONTIAC SEDAN AUTO. TRANS . SHARP! ——$59$—:— Our 30 Years of Soling Dependable Used Cars and Dependable Service BEATTIE MOTOR SALES, IltfC. "Your FORD Dealer Since 1930" AT THE STOPUOHT IN WATERFORD * I8M DIXIE HIGHWAY-------—--------OR 3-1291 Service and Parts Dept. Open 'tfl 9 p.m. Daily $395 i OLDS ui l-DOOR $595 $595 5 PONTIi >OOR HARDT $795 $89? RUSS JOHNSON $595 '54 CHEVROLET. $495 A PONTIAC --L»SBk $395 $295 232 S. SAGINAW ■FE 2-9131 MOTOR SALES . 2 LOW OVERHEAD LOCATIONS North Broadway at - M-24 at Shadbolt Shadbolt ' ''Rambler Division" "Pontiac Division" MY 2-2381 MY 2-2871 r MY DADDY SAYS: “Come to the Fair 99 -THURSDAY-—FRIDAY— -SATURDAY- SEPTEMBER 8th, 9th, 10th ■ GRAND CHAMPION DEALS DURING THIS HARVEST OF BARGAINS "It's An Olrl rwnin-~i OPEN HOITEE AnH You'll Re The Jiirlqe Of These BLUE RIBBON SPECIALS During This Gigantic Used Car Festival For 3 VALUE PACKED DAYS!!'' 39.6.QJWQDELS- / "The Cream Of the Crop" BLUE-RIBBON FAIRLANES $1,600 FREE GIFTS WITH EVERY CAR PURCHASED • WITH $199.08 DOWN — | GRAND CHAMPION GALAXIES UNDER DEALER INVOICE 1 "30 T-BIRDS MUST GO!" . — IT’S AMERICA’S MOST WANTEt GRANDSTAND ATTRACTION OVER 300 BRAND NEW FORD£ , WILL BE SOLD DURING THIS FABULOUS EVENT JEDDIE STEELE FORD I 2705 Orchard Lake Road feEGO HARBOR FE 5-9204 A-1 USED CARS tiT__ was NOW (riqqq 1959 ford convertible 1957 MERCURY STATION WAGON Pul! Factor; Equipment plu« Power Steertn*. Brakee and Windows ......i.... 1957,, FORD , 2-DOOR - 7 $1399 $899 TOcaotom-i (7) Untouchables iconU <7* Mean, Watobf r Sportf, j------(9) Newa.— (9) Popeye. 19:U (9( Weather. X (56) Heritage. 10: «0 (9) Telescope. C:U (7) News. 10:30 (2) Tell the Truth. *:tt (4) Weather. ~ (4» Phi] Silvers •:M (2) (4) Newa, Weather. (7) Underaea Service. (6) This to Alice. (96) Sing Hi. Sir* Lo. •:« (2) Newa Analyst (4) Sports. (56) Friendly inn. 7:to (2) Person to Person. (4) Mich. Outdoors. (7» Adventure Playhouse (9) Huckleberry Hound. (56) Eacapa Prom Cage. 7:to (2) Lock Up. ,______ <*» ">Wifr—in. Canyon. (7) Silente Please. 19) News. tl:4» (9) Hazel Park Race Re-1:1 kx suits. 19:18.(9) Movie. Joan Crawford, j Cana Andrews, Henry Fonda, | T ''Datoy ttenyon." ('47). 11:99 (2) (4) News, Weather. Spts (7) Racket Squad U: so (2) Summer Olympics. (4) Jack Paar. (7) Flight. it: to (2) Movie. Carole Lombard. »tv4 Ml (7) News. - (9) Movie. Edmund Gwenn, hassle, "Hills of Home,” (’48). ilUDAY MORNING l:to (2) Summer Olympics. (4) Bat Masteraon. (7) Donna Reed. (9) Movie (began 7:90 p.m.)j«:ii (2) On the Farm Front. I:M (21 Johnny Rlngo. '7:91 (2) TV College. (4) Producer’s Choice. (4) Today. (7) Real McCoy. (7) Breakfast Time. , (91 Movie (began 7:30 p.m.) 7:19 (2) Felix the Cat. 9:to 21 Zane Grqy Theater. Js:M (7) Johnny Ginger. (4) Bachelor Father. 9:18 (2) Captain Kangaroo. (7) Jeannie Carson Show. 1:89 (7) Stage 3. (9) Wrestling. !l:to (4) I Married Joan. t2) Markham.-------- i— (2) Movie (4) Wrangler. 9)89 (7) Exercise. (7) Untouchables. (4) Exercise. (9) Wrestling tcont.) »:55 (4) Faye Elizabeth. 'I:to (2) AsWoridTurns. 4------(4) Bold Journey. (7) Life of Riky. :t:to (2) Mate.----- I (4) Jan Murray Show. 4 . (7) Day in Court. jt:M (2) House Party. (4) Loretta Young. I (7) Gale Storm. (9) Home Fair. (2) Millionaire (4) Young Dr. Malone. (7) Beat the Clock. (9) MottC. (2) Verdict Is YourT ‘~r (4) Fran These Roots. . (7) Who^Do You Trust. . (56) Escape From the Cage. 4:00 (2) Brighter Day. (4) Thin Man. 17) American Bandstand. (56) Search for America. 4; li (2) Secret Storm _H mgr.----------- (4) Buckskin. >:W 9: SO (9) Robin Hood. (2) Movie. (7) Johnny Ginger. ._____id) (polos) George <9) Looney Tubes and Jingles. 5:to (7) Rin Tin Tin. > (56) Sing Hi—Sing Lo. 9:59 (9) Jac LeGoff. 10:00 (4) Dough Re Mi. -j . (7)News. . 19:19 (7) Movie. I19:to (9) Billboard. [19:90 (9) Ding Dong School. (7) House of Fashions. (4) Play Your Hunch. • li:96 (4) (color) Price to Right. (3) I Love Lucy. Texas White School Accepts Negro Boy HOUSTON, Tew. (ft — A Meg** — betas attsaMag etaaass at ' previously all white Kaab . , U. S. "e» C. 4WanaJly’» grade-a-year tategratlaa order. French Doctors Report Kidney Graft Succtss SUMMERTIME BONUS - The neighborhood at Bay and Erk: man Streets was dozing lethargically in the heavy. 90-degree heat yAterday when the water department slowly drove up and turAecT rant to flush out the main. Suddenly the sure instinct of Childhood took over, witnin TO minute*, mors thaii JO iqugfttiigr squealing youngsters appeared as if from nowhere to romp and frisk in childhood's best friend — a puddle. A nice, cold, gushing puddle on a hot summer day. ■ ~r- PARIS (AP)—a team of Fwcdr doctors reported today a — 0099a All kkfney graft between persons T no blood relationship. The patient was Maryse Geneix. 26. who suffered from a kidney , malformation since, birth. She has now lived 78 days with bar new kidney snd Is recovering success* fiiHy, fhf df)fltOr HMi________- - RO Twp. SchooTg Board Votes to Resign Gen. MacArthur Denies Slam .iCarver School District Near Extinction iaf Sen. Kennedy PetLovers, Beware! Five, One Too Many ! (9) Romper Room. 11: to (4) Concentration. (2) Clear Horizon. (7) Topper. [voting last night against dissoTv-' FRIDAY AFTERNOON EAST LANSING CAP)—An ordinance setting a quota on the number of dogs and cats allowed local householders has been adopted by the East Lansing City Council. ’★ lr It limits pet-lovers to four cats or dogs or four of any combination of each—aa three cats and one 1 Suppose a eat has kittens? What then? Raymond R. Campbell, city attorney, admitted some complex legal and humane problems are involved. "I thought of that too," hecsaid. “I purposely didn't-write anything Into the o»df"»"ce it hecsn«» frank1? 1 didn’t kno% just how to word It." ( ■. ... ft h 'it __________________- If a cat has kittens or a dog has pups, the owner will be given a reasonable time to give them away, sell them, or otherwise dispose of them, he said. "We’re net going in and seise seme kid's kitten," Campbell said. "We are going to try to me a common —td) Truth or Consequences. (7) Restless Gun.__ * (9) Cartoon Classics. It:to (2) Search for. Tomorrow. I (4) (color) It Could Be Yott, PITTSFIELD, Maas. (API The Carver School District ofjihg, today changed Us Ittlftd and alt came from,11 Mid Dr. Joseph harden led Va rotomn* Royal Oak Township appearedivoted to resign. jliudson. superintendent of ^porj mat he aald Sen John [hmded for extinction today. J ^aaltoa was l®cho°l F. Kennedy "should have' been The board of ethicstion, after ta a srsd et a sprite? !_____Hi Irate)# rt‘at >k* hard had [meirt.martiiilw)'’ «nr hi* actions meeting last night when <*av. G. changed Ms mind" snd rs- as a PT boat skipper In World [ Mennen Williams declared that [ versed its original S-9 vote. War 11. a move to preserve the sll Negro illu. i,w .nv -rhool * * * - school district would animait to „jb0#w| muat vote unanimously for! ^ i • vote for segregation. the move, which would enable the <|U0,en superintendent of schools. _i .....v .-----.. . I MacArthur denied it Ti«e special meeting had been: . __ , ^ ___. .______ called by Williams and Dr. Lynn ^ 9Urt*tlon attribut^ to me S Bartlett, state superintendent oflis and does not reflect public Instruction b\ * ktler to the Berkshire Eagle. 1 regard Sen. ; Kennedy's service hi the Pacific Hotel Men Optimistic War as that of a brave and ________ imstiil young naval effieer BURLINGTON, Vt. (UPD—Rob->decorations were well-earned.'- — The ordinance was drafted, Camptoeirsaid, MCKUStroT complaints against some "cat hoarders." One East Lansing woman has more than 20 cats, he said, creating d stench and nuisance in the neighborhood. By United Press International OLYMPIC GAMES 8. 11:30 p.l "There were way too many—too [many people were driving entirely j too fast." Ashley said. "1 think; the speed watch is going to be a erf T. Jtiilam Jr., director of pro-, motion and publicity tor the New. England Hotel Association, said, the; 32 had regiatered northeast region will do $1.5 billion I still doh’t krtow where they tin recreation business this year. | , TXLUwf #' P»at succeaa where we can’ i2».TapedWgWightoofmenstrackj^rkedctri [and field, women's track and field, Violation of the oat and 0^ ,».» oon.Utt«,. a mU- SS- demeanor with thcmaxlmt jail or both. i penalty $1QQ f "Considering yesterday's per (formancc, L would like to get a UNTOUCHABLES 9:30 p!mT<7>. ^pl*-more for Pontiac." he said. Frenchmen See End of Hand-Kissing Era U.S. Gamers 31st Gold Medal! Distance Relay Teams Breaks World Record ~ for 1,600 Meters j (Rerun). A dramatization of event*' Still in an experimental stage 11 Conducted . 14 Bread gpread^ driuthtt U Scottish 11 DlmPnutive It Tiny it Oriental portr 31 liUler er Ford 35 Splotch atfsithh'1—- r T T w r IT 1! u fr II IT IT I U .21 sr a w r 35 r 40 t horse Rex visit Groucho. j SILENTS PLEASE, 10:30 p m «7), The story wxr> WFON (14441 WJM (tSSW Township Supervisor Cyril Miller which has already bees , killed la alato legislative rom- [ mhtee two years to a row. It would require separate affirm-] stive majorities by a township] and village on the question of la- corporation as a city. ’ ..—I Under present tows, governmental unite vote together tq de-[ cide such quest!ons. H 4-1J15 C Or V 8L8CTR0 MART u* Cnklnad TV RENTAL BY DAY OR WEEK 1 40NIGHT liSO-WjR, NSWt wwj, mwt cat*. N*w» WPUN. Nt*». aports SiSO-WJR. Dinner Date WWJ, SusiDMi wavk Oaly WFUfl. Candlelight 7:*S—WJR. OUSSt House IhTth CKLW. Jsc LeOoM WtlSa Wnnmtog WJBE, Bellboy s o—tmm. Jerry oism j «*«■». a ,W. 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Tiley provide for fire protection agreements between villages xnd township*. Although such agreements presently exist, Tiley uud, state laws ishould specifically authorize them, j The committee viewed with i disfavor a ptaa to amend tee tax laws to abate* tea 999 monthly sniee tax exemption* for vpvs*, neve, uinw WJBK, **"*1, jjir r r - -T ■ WCAR. News, Bennett WPON Ctrrtscs Trsds l The increased revenue of $2 million, under the phut, would be used for property tax exemptions tor 65 or older with an income of less than $3,000, or prop- Ierty valued at less than $7,500. ,The proposal had betel forwarded to the county by the Chip® pewa County Board of Supervisors, which recently ^vOtod to push the WWJ, Bssttng ltpe i plan in Lansing. _ ______.............. Dm* -1.600 meter relay team We Renaulted over to Reims where a brawny mademoiselle, broke the record of 3:03.9 set by a played the baggagiste tn our hotel there. This femme d’bellhop[Jamaica quartet In 1952. certainly did not look tres charmante aa toe seized (ip » bif . .* <||* ttr ! Many Athletes in Crowd nJiuTtod aa soon aa possible Itjt^ a policeman • caidboard-U. __V . a________i_i. Will be (he first marriage for both, '^rained"—aquar* hell after tty inieiVWP °7 ror* JWTr ! officer had cautioned him about! CASTEL GANDOLFO. Italy Square Hedd Evens Up m*** U>c toy to the netton. John jam received ! OSLO. Norway (AP)—A Norwe-1 land became a member of the ! several, thousand people In geeer-igian tod driver was fined aobiUiritad Nsttons in May, If. lit audtouce Wednesday among them scores of athletes who have) TSerra del Fuago means “Land been participating in the Olym-!^ pjre- but the South American] pw “Games «M heavyweigto bo*4,.T.^ ^ffaR£Timi name has cbffi-j ing champion Floyd Patteraon. ^ cold. Dtoeov- • .■ „ _ u|eRr aiageibui named it tor the The salt content of Great Salt n i ..mine- .lone the Lake in Utah is about six time. Wta» bonfire, tawing along the that of the ocean. icooat day and -night. i LANSING (P—Creation of state count to deal wtth tax matter*; and criminal appeals will .be m> ommended tor endorsement by the! state bar of Michigan at Its annual convention. The new court. * by study committees of attorney*! which twill lay their recommends-tkms before the taU bar when it ■■armhtrr Sept. 23-30 in Grand Rapid*. 1 The criminal court would ban ► Court. ' The committee on criminal junwj prudence, which made the recommendation, called tor provision loir at least seven judges, allowing; tor adaquate hearings on both life imyiWlHWTO mama vuki -rr — It vtdd to empowered to reduce minimum sentences. ASKS I PSYCHIATRIST* . The committee also called J legislation to require three pay ehiatrsts to examine a person bhargod with murder who pleads paardty as a defense. I The proaaeutlag attorney would uottty the State Mental Health i of the plea sad the . Another proposed law would allow the judge in whose court “ murder trial took place to require a hearing before the defendant it sent to a mental institution to determine whether he iBiy MMy IP iviUliM lu swirly. ♦. * * * The taxation committee urged formation of a tax court *‘ai the uariiMt practicable date and not lo await a general overhaul of the Michigan tax structure." I The legialature previously has rejected bills to create both type* p# courts. * Other tor atudy committee* 1. A law to require that all probate judge* be attorneys. *. Bettor eemdMnttoto ef ccarta in W«yae Csaaty, iadudlag ap-petatmeat af a eeurt administrator to *upeniaa and help ea-force rule* of conduct. 3. Appointment of more pan aonnel far peutodlon and parole activities in the State Corrections] Department. 4. Closer supervision of inferior courts by circuit courts. Michigan Travel Winners to Visit Pontiac Tuesday Mr. and Mrs. Michigan Travel wiH visit Pontiac Tuesday as part of'a.KMay tour sponsored by Automobile Gid> of Michigan. The oouple, (Sen and Beverly Winn of Detroit, will make the 2»dty tour a* the result of whoring an Auto Club letter-writing contest. During their visit, the couple will be inviting all residents to the National Automobile Show to be told in Detroit Oct. 15-23. The tojow, which will open Detroit’s new fat-million Cobo Ball to the public, is expected to be Michigan'* tap tourist attraction of the year.' A commercial photographer artist, he wrote the winning letter. Mrs. Midiigan Travel is a fashion stylist for a firm that owes much nf its livelihood to the auto Industry. She and her husband won the contest in competition with more than 1.000 couples from all] ewer the state. 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But Norton failed to exchange the baton properly and we were* disqualified in the charing event. THINGS TO REMEMBER "And in conclusion'’ here are I'll always WUms Rudolph Ban Been an people's choice In the track and fMd Olympics. This long, slim-legged Negro girt is the greatest feminine sprinter dt nil time and the crowd vent for her spontaneously. ♦ + * A consensus of truck men indicates her 11 second 100 meters was the standout foot of the games. Rolf Catcher, Swiss dtlaea whs drove far me. Hs spoke Swiss, French, Italian and English and was b very skillful man at the Wheel and a i-------- * gj Til always remember that lovely Uttie 14-year-old Caroline Wood crying as though her young heart would break, utterly tnconooiablr. when n back slap went down the wrong way and- farced her out when aha was a bold and challenging second la the breast stroke. , IH always remember second guessing every event with Frank Rytui, Yale track coach who sat next to, me. ' > SHOUJVVE LISTENED ' If all the athletes bad listened to ue, the United States would never have finished worse than first, second and third. Vaguely, I’U remember Grace Kelly fat those big, floppy hats i about T9 fact away. And Elleabelh Taylor waa high la the stands behind wo, and Blag Orasby waa to our geo- Ingrid Bergman and KaQy stayed at my hotel but I never saw them there. And TH always remember how thet Rutrian track eericb arid they expected to beat Ttanaa to the high. Jump and that ha had flvtf men who could Jmnp raven toot ' * ’ * I my two toned ea the heat,** he raid. "One of my boys always ataUed, kicked at atones, measured the wind, shuffled his fast, heottated, (Continued on Ptf* 2, CM. I) Th® Wpather — m ■ m m 1 ■ ■— Edition M- Wtolkw Banss hrnul ftewty. crater. TH fc S PONTIAC PRESS (Details Fsf* t) aaaflLaa eaaflLnwaHate -JLaai 118th YEAR ★ ★ ★ PONTIAC, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1060-42 PAGES m^ASSStJ3ST^StmAL 8* (Continued Considerable cloudiness and; much cooler is the . Pontiac area outlook for tonight' and tomorrow, the weatherman says. The “third R” is doing fine in Pontiac Public Bchools. At the regular Board of Education meeting Thursday night, it was disclosed tfast at, least halfot the city’s first graders tested last*—.... "" . spring achieved a third type, one for lower primary (trade level or higher in (srad** 1 and 2), an intermediate test (grade 3) and an upper pri. arithmetic. mary test (grades 44). “We began two experimental . _ . _ .____ . , ,, ... . . . ” “We knew the lower test would arithmetic programs about three b« too rasy ae we gave eur Brat years ago in the first grades At gnden the Intermediate taSt. first it was limited to one or two ^ madkn cUaarooms.'' said Gerald h. ^ ^ ^ Write, Elementary Education cc ^ abwt jujf beto# tbs ordinator. level of a pupil starting the third Qver the three-year period the grade,” White said. and Saturday’s high will reach 75. weather expected Sunday. Cool er weather will return for Monday and Tuesday. At 10 n.m. winds ‘were northwesterly at IS miles an hour. They Will diminish tonight. Winds forecast for tomorrow are northwesterly 8 to 14 miles. The lowest temperature in downtown Pontiac preceding 8 a m. was 68 degrees. At 2 p.m. the thermometer reading was 16. The group was se| up as a result of n study undertaken last fall by Secretary of State Christian A. Herter at the request of President Eisenhower. The object waa to work out * i arrangements which “would provide the United States Clinton Township Clerk on Bond for Embezzling MOUNT CLEMENS (UPD—Edward Paulmann, Clinton Township cleric accused of embfezritag 8200, waived examination Thursday in Macomb County Justice Court ' Justice FTnncis Castellucd bound Paulmann over for Circuit Gout trial. v .This all adds up to youngsters getting multiplication and division foe first grade rather titan foe tirird as to previous yean. “Last spring we gave LOOS pupils in their ninth month of first grade, a national arithmetic teat known as. the California Arithmetic Achievement Ttri," White dealing with foe increasingly complex disarmament problem.” Coast Weather One-Day State Swing Set Sept 24 on Storm Warnings Extended to Fort Lauderdale and SulLIip. DONNA’S VANGUARD - High winds bend coconut trees and sweep churning waves over a seawall at Miami Beach today as hurricane Donna bears down on the Florida coast. The full force of the storm is expected to (trike before the day ends. Ronton Backs Appeal h ike ‘■’““—for Rail Strike Intervention Mayor Philip E. Rowston today endomd an. apperito President Eisenhower to intervene in the deadlocked nine-day-old Grand Trunk Western Railroad strike. had sent telegrams last night E. C. Thompson, executive secretary of the board, asking for “assistance” in the negotiations. Negotiations in foe dispute over working conditions began anew at 10 S- m. with a federal mediator on hand “to assist,” but not to arbitrate. _____The. talks had broken off last night after the company refused to accept a proposal from the Brotherhood of Railway. Trainmen to submit same of the disputed Issues to arWtratioo. company spokesman said there was agreement on 21 points, —. Mayor Louie C. Mirianl of Dfe trait; speaking in behalf of Rowston and 13 other Michigan mayors, yesterday sent a telegram to the President, asking him to move .under file Railroad Labor Act, UXMiJp- Disarm Section Rowston backed the appeal, saying he favored ‘‘any measure that will expedite settlement for the sake of Pontiac and other com-in unities that face economic hard- I asked Eisenhower to _ “to effect Immediate resanptioa of railroad service.” Ue called for assignment of fed-, erri representatives “to use their authority, experience and knowhow to rod this strike." The dispute, Mirianl said, “Not only threatens but has already substantially interrupted^- commerce to a degree such as to deprive Michigan of essential transportation service.” Rowston called for arbitration as “the only means” to settle the complex dispute. ___“Both sides should take til steps leading to arbitration,” he WASHINGTON (Upl) — The United States announced today the establishment of a new disarmament administration “to develop and .coordinate . . . policies and activities in the field of arms limitation and control.” . Leverett Edwards, a member of the National Mediation Board, arrived In Detroit shortly before the 10 a.m. negotiating session was to get under way, said Thomas W. Fletcher, general chairman of tin Uhlon. BOTH SENT TELEGRAMS Botii the company and Union In Today's Press but only If the Union were willing to drop the other 'seven changes it has asked for. Union and company officials disagreed somewhat on the status of the to bsaes they arid were the source of the The spokesman said, further, that there was agreement to drop one dt the seven issues and. to submit two others in combined to mediator Edwards for interpretation. The company said it was willing (to submit all 28 points to arbitration, but not JlBt eotne of them. Fletcher said there was “4enta-ve agreement” on 23 issues. He said there was agreement to put one other issue to Edwards for hueituwiltHi...... MARATHON, Fla. (UPI) —Hurricane Donna and Its 150-mile-an-hour winds shifted slightly northward today bringing th® whole southern tip of Florida, including the populous Miami area, in range of its deadly winds and high tides. In an emergency warning late this morning, the Miami Weather Bureau extended its hurricane warnings north of the Florida keys to For* T-”nri»rrini« pn the Atlantic Coast and Punta Oorda on the Gulf. Gale warnings ware extended on the Guff Const northward from Punta Gorda at St. Marks, Including Lake Okeechobee in the interior. They already flew over the'East Coast northward to Van Beach. The Florida Keys had been pected to get the brunt of the big storm with only gale winds ,pf 50- Unit Will Be Staffed by Experts From Four Federal Agencies 'Fletcher said the Union offered to submit the remaining foer Issues to compulsory arid- This is the offer that was turned own by the company last night. P-h. for Miami. Northern Cuba felt the fury of the vicious storm today as It swirled through Into the Florida straits and bore down on the Keys. Residents of the Island chain worked throughout the night boarding up homes, stores, fishing ramps and tourist facll- The sudden shift in direction apparently caught weather forecaster* by surprise and an emergency warning was issued. STRONG LANGUAGE In the strongest language it warned: dangerous hurricane now threatens most of extreme South Florida. “Safety precautions should be (Continued on Page 2, Col. 6) State Leaders Rocky Will Visit Pontiac to Huddle Over Gov. Nelson A, Rockefeller of New York will visit Pontiac on Saturday, Sept. 24, as part of a one-day swing through Michigan, it was learned today. Details of the Rockefeller visit were not immediately available. eouftty OOP organisation learned this morning mat Rockefeller wuuiu ue We'll Fight Mock Attack Saturday From Oar News Wires WASHINGTON - Jet bombers flying mflee high or flashing along low at almost tree-top height will begin stabbing in toward United States and Canadian targets in the black pre-dawn hours of Saturday. Hundreds of interceptors from the air forces of the two countries will rise to meet them, guid-by continent- spanning radar warning and control systems. I Missile launching sites will track the invading bombers, and Mrau-iato firings against them. But no missiles will be launched, no foots fired. Ordinary citizens will get a little hint of conditions to be expected in case of war. For six hours Ml commercial a via t top will be grounded. The attacking bombers iwiil Jam navigational aides, including radar and radio bemns normally used by airlines. ' Pontiac Municipal Airport will observe the order grounding civil aircraft, although the airport beacon will be tit throughout the night as usual, said Homer O, Hosidm, airport manager. The airport usually has no more than a half dozen aircraft coming In after midnight, eve* on a busy night, be said. available to them. Rockefeller is expected to come to Oakland County after an ap--pearance in Lansing. GOP Osuaty Chairman Arthur G. Elliott Jr. arid the tt-year-old governor would loar the county via motorcade, and possibly make address la Pontiac. Rockefeller la expected to bo in the county for some three hours. Following his vifo here, Rockefeller will put in an appearance*— Exercise “Sky Shield,” set to start about I a. lit. Saturday and last for six hours, is intended purely as a training exercise for the plane crews, ground, radar warning systems, ships Navy, missile posts and other elements of the North American Air .Defense Command NORAD — a' Special Session Final Draff of Mxftcat Car* for Agad Bill Dua This Weekend Later he will make a major speaeh at an epoa rally to Detroit’s osbo Hall, It waa teamed-Illi visit to Michigan will follow closely on the heels of the man whom he alTauri foUtaawfl for the GOP presidential nggilBgtton—Vice President Richardnjixon. Nixon will spend Tuesday, Sept. 20 campaigning in Michigan, but will not come to Pontiac. The vice president will appear in Mount Clemens, Flint and Bay City. OK Farmers' Open Display Elliott said be was hopeful that Nixon would carry his campaign into Oakland County during a later stage of the race. The New York governor who agitated many GOP politicians with his off-again, on-agaln, off-again bid for the presidency, has become one of foe big guns among GOP campaigners for LOdge-Nixon ticket. Despite Legal Issues, Merchants Assn. Going Ahead With Plans Over the Labor Day weekend he was at the side of vice presidential candidate Henry Cabot Lodge as he carried the GOP gospel through New York Mite. Although he’s been in public service most of hie life,, serving under both parties, Rockefeller did not‘hit the public's eye until 1958 when he was elected governor — Joint U. S.-Canadian continental de-|M, Krmt hiH for electlve offlce. fensc organization. ^ 1 —------------ The new administration will be staffed by disarmament experts from the State and Defense departments, the Atomic Energy Commission and the U.S. Information Agency.’ Officials at the State Department, which nuqfe the announce. staff of from M to M at find, with M to to of thorn coming from the State Department. The director of the administration, still to be selected, will hold a rank roughly equivalent" to that of an undersecretary of state. appointment will require Senate confirmation. Despite objections on legal issues, the Downtown Merchants Association is going ahead let {turners display and sell farm produce in the streets during the Downtown Fall Festival sale next Thursday, Friday and Saturday. George Crabtree, assistant manager of the Pontiac Area Chamber got the go-hhead signal yesterday from City HalL______ About 30 Oakland County farmers have signed up for the display, said Crabtree. Robert A. Stierer. assistant’ city manager, was ill at home today and not available to explain the City Hall’s decision to permit the display, despite a warning earlier this week from the president of the Oakland County Retail Food Dealers Association that the city would be "sanctioning” violation of a 1935 health ordinance forbidding LANSING Uh—Legislative leaders of both parties will sit down with Gov. Williams Tuesday to talk over details of a special session to bring Michigan under the new federal program for medical care for the Aged. Final draft of a bill to put the plan Into effect In Michigan will be completed this weekend, the governor said. Last week, he assigned State Welfare Director W. J. Maxey and Prof. Wilbur J. Cohan of the University of Michigan to reduce the complex subject matter to legislative language. No date has been set for the cpec 1(1 session, but it will be convened at least a week before Oct. 1, /effective date of the medical care bill, the governor said. The first phase < bent W. Averell Harriman, largely on the basis of personal popularity in the state. He was immediately touted asl presidential timber, but finally decided to bide hit time this year. J Cloudy, Cooler Weather Forecast lor Weekend DONNA’S DOMIN’ - Miami residents, veterans of other hurricanes, cleaned out stores in a rush to stock up for Donna, Othee^ have bought emergency supplies of heroecne,< whisky and can-openers. Warnings have been potted all along Ihe Florida coast as the storm nears. It whirled pest Cuba earlier, Just brufolng the coast line. jother roulti-mflUonairer-the hmtm- displays of foodstuffs-wtfoout Le»inkl, D-Detroit, and Joseph O’ those among Sl.SOt old age pension recipients who Inear hoapi- pharmacy Mils payable by A government agency. The program also would reach up to 60,000 of Michigan’s "medically needy" of the estimated 540,000 men and women over 65 who do not receive old age at- Cost for the last nine months of fiscal-1960-61 would be about $7,500*000 in state funds and $9,750,000 In federal matching Legislators invited to TueadayV meeting are House Speaker Don R. Pears, R-Buchanan, and Reps. Allison Green, R-Kingston, Amell Engstrom, R-Traverse CHy, Albert Horrlgan, D-Flint, T. John Connor, D-Detroit, and Sens, Frank Beadle, R-St. Clair, Elmer Porter, R-Blissfield, Harold Ryan, D-De-troit, and Garland Wane, D-Flint. First Grade ’Rithmetic in Pontiac Scores High fc THE PONTIAC PRESS. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1960 (J. N. in Huddle Congo Dag's Aide Due to Brief Council ■" l v m v mb a Fire* Two •*' Officials Who Acted to Help Kasavubu NATIONS, K. Y. (0-1 Sec. Gen. One Hammarskjold has] * ) U. N: Security] ' 3temmarsk)old * request came, aatSl tnrrenstnf opposition to U.N.j policies in the Congo The secretary general planned tnjneet with his 15-nation ad via-! ocy committee this afternoon to rqylew the latest developments aad shape up recommendstiocs for! pradfcatation to the Council. Jtemmarakjold was expected to tef a first hand report from his executive assistant, Andrew W. Cartier, who was duo to arrive tram Leopoldville during tfao afternoon. S- ta firasaela. Mgfina. the it-die reported today that Premier ; Hhissian WomenP5^2-6^®^*^ , . Telegraph-Square Lake Left-Turn Ra Bids Let Add to Medals Overseas Credit, Interest Rates Deflate U S. Gold WASHINGTON (API—For the first time to 20 yean, the value of the U. S. gold supply has dropped below $11 billion. * * * The Federal Reserve Board released figures Thursday showing drop to gold holdings of 17 mil-» from the previous week. The total averaged $10,009,000,000 to the week ended Wednesday. Treasury officials expressed no concent over the gold movements. Two reasons cited for the outflow were higher interest rates abroad and a buildup of dollar credits {overseas. Destination U.S. for Khrushchev Nikita Linas Up Guinea Leader Before Taking Plane for Ship Gymnasts Pile Up Wins Despite U. S. Olympic Feat in Pistol Shooting ROME m — Russia’s women gymnasts couttnurt to pile up Olympic gold medals and points dasplte an American victory fay Marine Capt. BUI McMillan rapid fire pistol shooting.. ★ ' A A McMillan, 31-year-old officer from Turtle Creek, P*. wan America's 33rd gold medal in a shoot-off with Pentti Linnosvuo of Finland and Alexandre Zabelin of Buraia. He won with a score of HI out of a possible 1501 . A A A In the clay pigeon shooting com-Ipetfttoa. Lt. Jim Clerk of Barthlss-vUle. Okla . finished fourth in the event wop fay Romania's lot Dumitrescu. America's hopes ef another TRAIN FOR IT DRIVE - Three leaders of the Pontiac Area United Fund Drive Commercial Division meet prior to the first training session of division volunteer workers at the fmum two mow Waldron Hotel today. They are (from left): Gyle R. HaskiUv vice chairman of the Teams Group; Leslie R. Ware, s team leader; and John P. Niggeman, chairman of the Division. They had countersigned the act Reorganize Commercial Division Prraid—t fraapbKere-f '■New Look' for Fall » sought to fire Lora urn ba two days ago. Bornholm Thurafov i__________ . thd* Senate the "trrtqMtfbte policy4’ of the Congo government and: was cheered by senators. Lumumba angrijy accused him of twaaon| ^,^1.. irnMtt^ hlm of treason The Commercial Division of the aver Its assigned goal by the announced that the Commercial and of <*Mn* for Belgian interveo-,Pontiac Area United Fund willi ***** peroertaga. ___________ ; |Division quota this year to STO.- tion in the Congo. Lcaurry a "new look" In this toll's Similar training sessions for ther®®' the itt np alt n, volunteer workers <*her two teams are scheduled for Tbe quota for Jhe *lv» which r \11ZU JLv jnextweek. begins Oct. S is $872,500. AAA The campaign will run through John P. Niggeman, chalrman.Oct. 27. MOSCOW (AP)—Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev, heading a trig delegation of Communist brass, left Moscow today to prosecute 'American aggression'* personally before the United Nations. He flew from Moscow to board Parisian ended India's long reign the vessel Baltika at the port of in field hockey, upsetting the de-Ba|Hsk for a 10-day "floating fending champion 3-0 in the final. Communist summit meeting” en India had won Am event in the route to the U. N. General Aseetn-My in New York. when husky Jim George ef Ak-' ron, Ohio was beaten fay Poland’s I renew PalintH la tho fight heavyweight division. George, who won the silver medal for second place, led gfter. the first two stages of the event but the Pole lifted a world record of 3S7 pounds in the clean and Jerk to win lt. George had won the bronze medal at Melbourne in 1956. Russia’s entry, Rudolf Pluk-felder, who wrenched his back in trailing, had to withdraw. Khrushchev waved his hat to a last abt Olympics. A A * Russia now has 36 gold medals, Belgian radio added, by the see- learned today, rotary of state tor foreign af- A -A A Andre Meadl. j a reorganization of the Division Meanwhile Joseph Tleo. whom!was outlined to some 36 solicitors niferabu named premier to ptacAtbls morning at file Division's first ■* adding that he will call for a par-]** Waldron Hotel, liamentary meeting next week and The Small Firm* Group has ask for approval ef his team. been renamed the Teams Group, | *' * * and bustoeuaes with toss than is Congolese defiance of the U. N. umpisyau wfil be canvassed by Weed today to secessionist Ka-. gesgrapUe area ratber than by **—i Province, newly invaded by the typo of fc-l-ti Jeers Jack on Catholic Religion Say WITH KENNEDY IN CALIFORNIA IB —Sen. John F. Kennedy ran into bedding on his Catholic religion today as he wHstle-atopped down the San Joaquin Employment and Jobless Total Pramior Patrice Lumumba's sol- WASHINGTON (AP) - off trees the officially stilled TUsalmiti lllr airport to help cope wfih toe threat af battle to .'•ft is Impossible for Katanga Iteeltiis to remain passive," a _■______________.___. _ Provincial communique said. "The teams named Red, White, Evasion of the country has to be. **11 bempeto far tickets Stopped by all means it its dto- *• PH,iM high school football L.,1 games. Tickets will be gtvea to Katanga soldiers have been or-1 members at toe team which goes art into a counteroffensive 1 ■Against the invading forces, s Ks- ' ' ■ woto"" ““ “jElectricity Cut Off ft was also announced that Urgra!numbtro< jobhbldera and unem-firms coming under tho Diviskmiploymant declined in August in will be canvassed Ire one penon'what was s somewhat less favor-who works in fiiat^fbm. able Job picture. It showed a stfe- * * w - ’ 'able jump in the idle rate. Today's training session was for ' ——— - — one of the three “teams" to theii p re renamed group, aU of which coRiejf tjllr L U API in Block Illegal Both the, The Labor Department reported toSkJ that employment defined foom 68,689,000 in July to 68,362.600 In August. But the .seasonal trend to for the employment total to remain almost unchanged from July. Laempleymeat declined from | 4,017,66SMa July to 8,781,SPi to August, a decrease ef SIS,066. [ The. total work force declined by 636,000. Most of the drop was In agriculture as expected. jhad assembled to see him off, end boarded the plane after receiving'a chaste farewell kiss on the cheek from his wife, who remained behind. A A A'' 1 One of the Soviet leader's final efforts before departing got the leader of the, African republic of Guinea lined up behind the U.S.S.R. on the Congo. I He pulled out all stop* in heralding the accord he reached with jSekou Toure during the Guinea president’s two-day visit to Moscow. | Tome, who proclaims himself a Marxist but not a Communist, ■aid be would attend the U. N. Session opening in New York Sept: 20 and presumably wjll support Khrushchev on African questions. Staff Department Says The «*• unemployment i Big Four Agreements I* H» mMm that Premier Moisei Tshonbe bod cabled the U.N. aieert tary-general informing him §Bra Qragb tovaston “could lead to ■toorders as serious H fiaoe adF fiig place in Kasai Province at the in Keege Harbor l In Leopoldville, Lumumba won ^Guinean suupport in his fight Against the United Nations. • The Guinean Congo minion WASHINGTON. (UPD - The I United States today branded as ."completely illegal'’ the Corn-Several hundred Keego Harbortourists’ restriction on entry of lottttiesr weer-wtthout riectrteHy for neoriy two hours last night 'when Detroit Edison Co. power lines snapped , in two locations within the city. The breaks were reported shortly |Bounced it has proposed to PresLjbeta» * pm' *nd ■*'*» f Bent Sekou Toure, now touring the!fmi>lrtely rMtor*d to the ares by Communist bloc, file withdrawal !J "] ' according-to a spokesman |«fGuinean troops from the Utotrt . "*Tt2afims Command here---------i- Ctoyge. of the breaks have vet ____________I________________ TVrtHU oouajone nree. deterotoMThTsirt. the Rrifish, Fl^'ihd Aiherican f: foure tonow in Red China after!, ^ "***• *«* dowB ■mbomdora to West Germany * 1 just north of the Grand'were meeting to decide “what r per cent in July to 5.9 per cent . in August — the highest such idle rate since last November. Seymour WeUbeia, depaty as-ristant secretary of Isfaer, said, however, that the Idle rate dees set take into account toe early industry mAOT*! this year. Be tail action by East German regime was ‘open viofation" of Big Fbur wartime agreements. These agreements called for free circulation of persons within all at Berlin, port of which is held by the West and the remainer by the Russians. The Shrte Department said that |{ r* p£ J„rr wtowLCt»^ioinedPSoivet p^w Trunk w«teni Railroad tracks,!steps should be token” if the East Khn-hchev lhuraday in • I** ** 4*^*“ Kessley Street. maoI changes la Ills ante Indus-try. On the overall Job picture. Wolf-beta said that employment is continuing to move ttong "at a very high plateau.’’ But, he said, this bright picture on the employment side is tempered hy reduced Job holding in the steel industry. A A A As lor unemployment, • Wolfbein aid the idle figures have not satisfied expectations’’ for too- tidefo and for immediate evacu.tion^^ ou^1' . . i OfficWs here h^atedthere provement. -from the Congo of what thw called- . *—* *.---------jwmild be a item AHied protiest toj---^A-----A----A--------- Smretofirtamessors w.lre on “addy Un - “It was worth it, every minute of It,” said the, broadly smiling Tyler as he stepped off Vm car at Union Station. The leaf-dreamed of trip in luxary was aiade passible for Tyler when he —woa $140,006 la the Mrii swerpslakes in May. M 4* Miami B 8 1 SSsi. h Hi l 8 BStST* C S»! $ <1*hy»-sald if I had the money I would [ fi 5 g! lake a few of my friends an a trip of tho XJA ‘s *1 so they could enjoy seeing It the way I had Idane while 1 was a porter,M Tyler told neyrs-] men. "Th*. United states Tyler, who retired fireto his porter Job la 1999, was twirling a earn and wearing a gray hambarg and pin-striped salt when he stepped from the ear with the solicitous help qf Clarence Gordon — a porter who accompanied the greap, “This was the grandest trip of my 25 years os a porter!" sighed Oordon, picketing a tip of an undisclosed amount of money. AAA “It makes me happy to try to make others happy,” said Tyler. Tire trip teak Tyler aad Ms .greabi t t h rough New Orleans, Niagara Fails, New Tech, Chicago aad Saa Fnarises la ap 19-day swing arennd the aaaatry. Tyler Insisted on only one 4hlnr during the trip, lire. Lucene Stewart said. A A '.A-, •- “He wanted to have his car at the end of, It’s wonderful!” he the train on every trip so he could hear the r - cllckety-ciack of the wheela,” ohe said. Farewell to Rome, as Memories Linger (Cbnttoaed From Page One) hesitated some more and finally jumped the bar on the first trial. 'My other man walked glanced at the bar end jumped instantly. Thomas got so fussed he tried to Jump out of turn once.’’ Art m always remember sitting toe nearest of 1.M0 people to the Pepe and cautiously turning to see whether Am Wilton was •• Impressed aa I was. Aad I read the newer la her comely bee. She was. . And I'll never forget Dave Stine losing to Quit German, Huy, in the 100 taeters by Inches, yes, indies. FASTEST REFLEXES Hary is supposed to have the fastest reflexes of anyone ever measured electrically by a device for that purpose. And I'll never forget Hayes mes’-Wemeadeus surge- to- the tape and passing the great German champion, Lauer, in the high hurdles. • - a- ■ *" ■ . w. "-■ He was wonderful. Art I'll always remember that complex, eprawfiag, mysterious Romo, no Mletrem of the Tiber Donna Zeroing In . on Southern Florida (Continued From Page One) rushed with all peoslble argeaey to the ana of harricaae display aad completed at the earHeet possible moment from Fort Lauderdale to Roy Went art by evening on the GaU Coast." The Weather Bureau warned against storm tides up to 7 feet over most of fits Keys, ranging to ad high as 11 feet in more vulnerable places. , ... A____A„ .A. At 11 i. m. (Pontiac time) Donna was centered about Uf south-southeast of Miami and the dams distance to the east-southeast of Key West, This was near latitude 23.6 north, longitude 7J." ’eat. The hurricane was moving toward the west-northwest at about 12 m.p.h. The Weather Bureau said it would maintain this .direction and wired for 12 hours. A A A The Florida Key* received their warning Thursday. Women art children were bedded down in the otrougeot buildings each island had to offer. Hundreds of residents in toe Upper Keys poured into Miami Mat night after shutting up their homes.__________________ A A A., Other hundreds in the Lower Keys flocked to Key West on island that has withstood the ravages of weather for centuries. HIGHWAY EMPTY The 100-mile-long Overseas Highway stood glistening, nearly deserted in the rain. _ ‘ * * The Weather Bureau said its lowest points would start flooding with high tides by early afternoon. "It to extremely argent that all pieces within reach ef toe forecast fide levels be evacuated Yea . . ■ home . . . Pontiac forever and ever home to me, art the greatest City in all the wide, wide world. A ,A A That’s where I want to five. fUjq Mwfif peeple and the Returning is tihm^ndously exciting- . what’s doing , in Pontiac ares. Ronwo Mother, Son Hurt in Car Mishap A 26-year-old Romeo woman and her 4-yesroid son were reported in good condition at Community Hospital today following n traffic Mrs. Margaret L. Davis of 179 8. Bailey St ns driving a oar which pofice soy crashed into a parked auto at Croswell Street near Main Street in Romeo. Mrs. Bailey and her son Bruce were not seriously injured, police said. The storm already has taken a foil of more than lOO livea sweep acroes the Antilles and post Puerto Rico. BIRMINGHAM The State, Mrs. Robert F. Kohr is presi- tor the improvement of the Square Lake and Telegraph roads fader-section in Bloomfield Township, it was announced today. : A A t The improvement will eliminate the dangerous left hand turn movement from Telegraph onto east-bound Square Lake Road, file department said. Traffic tiavrtfog Into Square Lake will exit by a new; traffic ramp Jaat Berth aad connecting wfih Square Lake Road. "Traffic flow in the area will be improved while at the same time eliminate an existing traffic hazard." Highway Commissioner ■tnhn. C said. square lake Association of property owners In Bloomfield Township were elected last night at a meeting in the Washington Irving Elementary School. A A' Named to head the organization made up of 46 families are Dr. Aben Hoekman, !h J. Car-son Jr., H. K Fortney, R. J. Marentette. Charles W. Gardner and Richard break. rrrjr-/ A ,■< v The association, formed to improve conditions for property Owners, will serve, an area roughly bounded by KUngensmlth, Fairfax, Del Rose aad Square Lake roads. All college alumnae from AmC£ icon Association of University Women approved schools are invited to a tea to bp servtfl the Birmingham Community House Wednesday at 2 p m. The occasion is to acquaint new and prospective members wfih the AAUW organization and its^pro- vuuy. A throng at Modesto cheere the Democratic nominee loudly hd answered sharply a religious question thrown at him from erewAet the conclusion of ■* rear platform talk. An unidentified spectator asked Kennedy if he hefieved Ml Prates tants were heretics. * A 'A A -Kennedy replied. “And hope you don’t believe all Catholics are. 'May I say that lt aeefhs me that the great struggle today is between those who believe in no God and those who believe In Gpd-’ CORRECTION Thursday's Pontiac Press, the price ef Hie transistor $17.95* We regret this error and-hope it hot net inconvenienced you. PARK JEWELERS I N. Saginaw : LOWEST FHICES « school sirmas 4 SATURDAY MAIN FLOOR BARGAINS Farmers' Display Ok'd by Merchants (Continued From Page One) him K appeared to be toe late to cancel the event, which hat been staged the pest two years with-eat preteat. Crabtree agreed that a revision in file law would be necessary 1 merchants want the display next year. | '' ' _ A... A A Three City Commissioners agreed Tuesday night with Glenn LaLoae, preaident of the food dealers association, that there should be “no deviation" in enforcement Of the health low, which prevents grocers from displaying foodstuffs in the open, file way the farmers plan to.___7" ■ Stierer was asked to weigh the objections in file absence of City Manager Walter K. Willman, who returned to (Sty Hall today from week's fiahlng trip. WHlwmn ml he wasn’t familiar with the discussions that went on during his absence. Woman to Tour Plant Named for Late Husbanc MONROE (UPI) — Mrs. Laura Fermi will visit hen Oct 23 and tour file Atomic Power Plant named for her late husband,’ the nuclear physicist Enrico Fermi. She will tour the plant site wl Walker L. Cisler, president of D trait Edison Co. : FosntaisPen • Writing KHs : n»g. S3.93 Value Z fseeeeeeeaeeoeeeee , Shoulder Strop School Bags 0»f ol»ld* ‘ In uiortrt color.. toSatos^ gull - wwiiir »tw tUDdl*. 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"This is the first tn * series of programs to give voters in thej area an opportunity to better understand issues in the November election, arid to let people meet candidates in person," said Horner Case, president of the club. I Animal Slaughtering low for'Stott in July LANSING III—Meat packing: plants in Michigan slaughtered lewer animals In July than tn June in the same period last year.l the State Cooperative Crop Report, ing Service said today. FRESH! OOP candidates scheduled to appear are U. S. Rep. WlBUm 8. BreomtleU. R-Oaklaed, who Gordon T. Getsinger, Bloomfield Township trustee and a member of the board of directors of the Republican State Central Committee, will be master of ceremonies. I Decreases in all spades ranged *om 3 bo 11 per cent There were slight Increases In the number of I cattle, hogs, sheep and lambs for! the first seven months of this year, I land alight decrease in calvea. 'Simms 1$ Pontiac's^ No. Bargain .4 Store 31 ate; Meaty M. 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Kennedy and other Drnioiratv The governor’s Lansing office! said 'Williams alsp planned to make appearance* at several picnics, conferences with nationality! groups, dmners, party meetings and rallies. • ■ Staebler. Michigan's Democratic: {Party leader, will also hit the campaign trail. He is scheduled to jspeak at a Democratic Midwest conference at Oklahoma City Sept. 1*. , | Representatives of If states, in-1 eluding Lyndon B. Johnson, the! j Democratic vice presidential nonvi-' nee from Tfxa*. will attend the! three-day conference on issues and instructions in campaign techniques. LATEX fortifies iWs masonry paint! |bl*m ay.BBNTunr i Staebler criticized what he called, the lavish spending in the primary caihpaign of Rep. Alvin M. Bent-' Policeman Sees Nary an Obstacle —Hes So Wrong j NEW YORK -----Foeadaftoaa .. . SncoadFJoor — Famous mako . . . COTTON BRAS Were 2.00 Embroidery trim bras, white. 32A to 3 Foundations . . . 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They would go on a spending spree mending mole than they would* take to, going deeper aad deeper in debt instead of paying aome on the national debt. Anyone can frttidze and make debts for someone else to pay. , -----_ “T _ Om oftoe Payer* Mr., Mrs. U.S. Taxpayer: Have You Eyed Platforms? m LYLE C. WILSON Merely to inquire, however, WASHINGTON (UPH^Ibe VI «$* » simple taxpayer is fumbling a good chance to ask a 'good question in this presidential campaign. Two good questions! i are those; How A Thrill a Minute payid Lawrence Says: la the Republican platform? la the Democratic platform? These question! would lead directly to another: Would the Ipend- - ing proposals in either platform u.ke that ** . against the law to hit a person prudence. like reading the fine print MSore signing a contract With a fast talking bustier. HUT EE DOESN’T Tho fact to-that the-taxpayer does not Inquire, which suggest* that this mainstay and flower or American civilisation may be more fat-headed then prudent, a depressing thought. Belief to something-fdr-nothine require increased taxes? wearing glasses. U.S. Lacks Good Security Checks sellers of such produce must be | licensed by the city. With pardons for the pun, we think . this is "sour grapes." The downtown * stalls of the farmers, of course, cut ; ln(o sales of vegetables and fruit in * local stores during that period. But : In the long run, such displays should : lead to larger and more frequent ! purchases by city residents, in the ; city stores. : ' ★ ★ ★ ; You can. be sure the farmers t . art uot going to let anyone of their number operate witli unsanitary conditions. The down-; town produce will be sold the same way that similar products are sold at tho Oakland County Farmers’ Market on Pontiac Lake |. Road in Waterford Township, and * there haven’t been any howls about that one. : Mayor Phiup E. Rowston favored ■ bending the regulations to permit ; this event to continue, and we agree. "The, Mari About Town 7 Football Contest WASHINGTON — Congressional investigating committees may be government have been handed over to the Soviets by Messrs. Mitchell and Martin. _ Out of that question would .come n •till another to which the answer Portraits already Is well, if not widely 1 WlWSUUS known. The questions If taxes had ■•t ■,. ---to;:-be increaaed. who would be laws dealing with the problems oil stuck with the added burden? internal aecority and passports be ^ wooW ,t**? y* little strengthened. Annual Event Now Under Way With $300 as Prize [ Young Men Overlook | Need for Polio Shots The polio count for Oakland Coun-' ty so far this year is three, well be-; low the figure of 18 for the same • time last year. But those three cases ‘ point up a problem. ★ • ★ ★ - ' All three are young men, with ages : ranging from 24 to 29- And all three ‘ had hot received any polio shots. Parents have long known the Fr TiUna pf fit'emus for their rhit ■ dren, and expectant mothers. Doctors hsve urged that entire families get the protection that these shots avail, and the ind-: dence figures show that the dis- ease has been almost wiped out. I ' it ★ ★ ! But for young men, often single * and without the guidance of parents, : spouses, or .regular family doctors, j polio shote sre often overiooked.with : tragic results. YorkshirePaper Asks for Action on Congo Feelings In England run close to our already stated position on the Congo. Tbl Yorkshire Post, a* conservative paper. speaks of the Congo situation is becoming more confused and explosive every day. Bat, says the paper, one thing is . - already: Events in the Congo during the past few days | have amply justified President Kasavubu’s call for United Ns-- tiens control of the country. 7 I ’\f'it . it $£0-,' There can he no doubt either that this step would have the support of . the Independent African states who Wi Football: A disease that becomes epidemic at this season. The Man About Town football contest for 1M0 is announced today. The prize of $300 in UP. living.* bonds goes to the person who comes the nearest to predtet-ing the wlnners in the 14 games listed below. ~ There is no entry charge, and every member of your family is eligible to compete but each entry must be on a separate piece of paper, but all can be sent. in orib AnvelopeV ! Only one entry is allowed for each person, and employes of the Pontiac Press and members of their taunedtate famlHes are not" ieligible. Here is a list of the-games: Sept. 84—Cl Auburn v*. □ Tennessee. Oct, Ih^i Michigan State vs. □ Michigan, - Oct. I—G Stanford vs. QWish-ington. Oct. 14— Pontiac Northern vs. D Waterford. Oct. 14-QTexas A g M vs. • O Texas Christian. Oct. 88—D Colorado vs. □K*. breaks. Oct. 21— LSr vs. n Mississippi. Oct. S4—nSt. Michael vt. DM. Frederick. Mot. 4—G Lions vs. r San Fran-• elms. 7 XSV. n-Glowa vs. notrts sute.*------ Nov. 18—□ Pontiac Central vs. □ Pontiac Northern. — Nov. 19—j Harvard vs. OTale. Nov. 84—□ Army va, n Navy. Dec. 4—D C h i c a g o Bears va. ----C Oaeen Bay Packers. —You can clip out ,the above Hat, and check the team which you think will win. If you forecast & tie game, do hot check either team. Write your name and address plainly.on the margin. You can write out the lilt tot other members of your family. Be sure a name and address is attached to each entry,. All entries must be received in __ The Pontiac Press office by Fri-, day noon, SepL.83.' This is an elimination contest. You- ara-in the running only as long as you 'predict correctly. Better check over the list at once, and make your entry before you forget it. ' . I^st contests have proved that the so-called “experts” are wrong as pften as they are right So your chance to win the prise is as good as that at anybody else. In a large majority of the years the prize has gone to somebody who made no claims at being an expert. Anyway, you earihot imagine an easier way to put yourself in Upe to secure $300 In the best investment in the whole wide world. .. Verbal Orchids to- Mrs.. Carrie Underwood of Oxford; 83rd birthday. ~Mrs. Honors gteolman -of Walled Lake; 83rd birthday. Roseo« H. Crego of Waterford; 84th birthday. ~* "’Vcr" Mrs. Rachel Rbubollom (Ml Bloomfield HUlS; B2nd birthday. , Mr. and Mra.Jobn H. Gelta of 3151 Pontiac- Road; $8th wedding anniversary. I nesses In the gov-emment’s security checkup ■ ■)>—m/ but it ii already clear what the Irealt tw?S8er'WM.aSn mm see” what happens between tho U.S. The traltorious behayl .Messrs. Mitchell| and Martin, • ployes of the Na-| lionai Securityl Agency who de-"_______ felled to the W LAWRENCE, viet Union,. might have been fixing of responsibility tor detecting security aberrations after an employe is once hired. -i Tha kroeral yaMIr, toy to-afaace, think* that tha Federal Boreas of laveotigatloa is tho •geaey which baa everything to do with aatt—al *ecntty. ‘ The truth is the FBI a few years •go found the burden was too great, and said it would prefer that the executive department! do their own checking of applicants in the first instance, so as to enable the FBI to concentrate on actual, violations of Internal se-curhy 7 7. ■* 7*,f So today the Civil Service Commission does moat of the checking Qf applicants for. all departments except, the Defense Department and the C e n t r a I Intelligence Agency. Nearly every department, Including the Atomic Energy Com-mission, also has a aeemtty setup of It* owa. The FBI chock* only the prmeideattal appointee* and high *ffletal*. With the many thousand* of ap- year. the task of. checking is stupendous. The real difficulty is that, once the employes are hired, there is no comprehensive system of sur-veilance. : • ' - ...* A * It coats too much in time and nioney to do such a. job with all government emptoye*. So the only logical thing now is to arrange f«r some machinery tq carry on a checking operation in particular rases after employes in certain sensitive agencies are hired. —Has, for Instance, tine *f the two defector* in the National Security Agency had had a iVc-0«d^*f-at—t»w*t three eenrt-, msrtials in the t'.A. N*vy, There Mn a report In the files on It by ,the Office of Naval Intelligence. Why wasn't this a signal for a more Intensive -investigation later on by the"security ufflre of the national security agency? DANGER MONAL Ttiere w’as a record, too, pf a statement by a psychiatrist whp _ told National Security Agency investigators that one of the young men had ‘‘deep-seated homosexual tendencies." The information came After he had been hired. This should have been a danger signal, since it is known that Soviet agents mingle frequently with all homosexual -groups that gather in parttadar restaurants and night dubs in this country. The parpoae la to find out jwt . where say ti them are edoptoyed, In the hope of developing contacts valuable far eeptoiuge purposes. This la an oil technique and well known all over fire world la Intelligence circles. • It may have been, Of course, that whoever had the> responsibility for hiring the two former sailors was Imp——d Ilf tlwte inhaust, kal abilities that all demgatory reports were regarded as of secondary buportanea. < .( ■* ★ w But' now some valuable code-breaking devices of thef American nilttee* uncover la their cleaed-door sessions with the repreeent-attve* of some of the Importaet agcncie* of the government will be very **ef*l hereafter la pre-venting alndlar episode*. It la important, too, that various the so-called "liberals” already to begin wanting that there must not be "any revival of McCarthyiMn,".. ... it la more important that those who The U.S., little fellow or Common have been using the "McCarthy- Man ia the patsy because there ~1»B“ inwke«cremi to Wodt needed are so many of Mm. -legislation on security matters give oABNER $41 MILLION way and let the necessary laws b passed. (Copyright, By JOHN C. METCALFE • I leave you now to ride the- sky ... Across the rolling sea . . . But I shall not be lonely'for. . . I have your heart with me . W......: - pass . . . Upon the foreign land ^^ . Fon in the achedule that ! have . . . Ia work on every hand . . . And as I go there is no fear . . . That we may drift apart . . . For in the pocket of my coat . I have your throbbing heart . Dr. William Brady Says: • Learns to Alleviate Fain From Turned-In Eyelash The U.$. Treasury expects to Each night the token of your lov e collect about $41 billion in Individ^ ... I shall beside me keep . . . ual income taxes in the current And never once forget to dream fiscal year. . . : . Upon it in my sleep . . '. But Most of tkl* huge sum still b* !«*>* mestay too long . plucked from the aumerom Com- P00^1*- dw' wn fray mou Man. The little fellow baa And even heart* that *RP from A Florida reader says her lower li(l eyelashes are turned in, causing much pain, Irritation of the eye, congestion, photophobia (sensitivity to bright light) and lacritnation ~ (excessive flow df tears). S h e consulted an oculist and had hercheek covered svtth adhesive piaster or scotch tape lor months-, to pull I the lid dowh and keep the lashes DK< BRADY from touching - the eyeball. This dtda't woric very well. Then the doctor said she must have an -operation on the lid, to evert the lashes. This was done jnoat efficiently, but with much pain and expense. It cured the ' * - ‘ two years^—" About a year ago the lashaa began to turn in'again, and she had another operation. The doctor wanted to operate a third time.-but she had kjat faith and decided to tty “her own cure.* a taatobte laeswo ap to, My,~~ 14,500 a. year. ' About a year Ago, the Tax Foundation calculated the total U.S. taxable income at $153 bUlton. Th* amount of income subject to the firat bracket ia about fl08 billion. (Copyright t$M) The Country Parson Wife says Lahore horribly — I - think sha fo trying to make a caae ....m 7 ; ; .7 Ans —Stipulate on a third person to stand by and listen to your snoring, or tape record if. Send stamped, aeld-addreased envelope per cent of the tax yield, and 35e for booklet "How to Breath," which contains a chapter on snoring. The first bracket rate is 20 per cent. That is tile rate which catches the little feOow. Tax Foundation calculated' that this bracket produces about 61 For the U.S. taxpayer merely to toqplre what the presidential platform* might mesa la the way of * pending and taxation would not aereMsrfly mean that.hr wa* again*! what the platforms rzt M ?.. K? Wm • Pontiac Prcu. Pontiac Mlcblpcc. (Copyright, IMS) The taxpayer might not be against greater spending with or without higher taxes. “Our own troubles are worth enduring if they show U* how to have, sympathy for others." Case Records of a Psychologist: * Frugal Wife Urged to Dress Better Wibet; tiiten to Harry’s com*-welt ar ttpatick. 8ft* is 23wnd Ufacf F bcicvn Aimr, t.iomA him MUV.4 nk.nwllnn nisi bknillw ..ft -tx-a plaint. I .have disguised his name, but he may be your husband. Tragedies of this sort are numerous but they can be pre- most charming gtyi. “My wife t» 40 and alio chiming. But my jioint, Dr.-Crane. Li that aha doesn't look so attractive In water, dlpa a atirile appBrwtor t absorbent cotton wrapped around the tip *f s toothpick) In the solution and strike* and coaxe* the eyelashes Into their vented. You may not always, when I make this quick contrast like the facts that 1 give you, - bat theit mav be the very medicine required to keep your. marriage healthy and happy. By DR. GEORGE W. CRANE CASE F-465: Harry R., aged 42, is a professional roan. every m&ming between her and mv secretary. ; thrills and excitement "I haven’t succumbed—a* yet! But I am making no promise* as to wkst will happen within the next few months. "My wife doesn't dream that til? At first she did this several limes daily, but now Just night and morning. It has been successful, although she exacts she'll have to continue -doing it the rest of her life. But it takes only a few seconds and is better than going through another operation which might not prove satisfactory. _ Her. oculist ts delighted and she believes he will recommend it to future patients who have such trouble. i . Inversion of a few eyelashes is called trichibsis. Rolling in of the eyelid so tftat all the lashes rub. against the come (white of eye) Is called entropion. We'd like to hear from other readers who have had one or another type of operation for trichiasis or entropion. MORE MILK, LEM ACMES From your column I learned to enjoy a glass of Grade A row milk three times a day. I have been drinking milk my about three months Among other benefits I_ notice I don't have many of the aches I used to have . . . Enclosed is 35c and stamped, aeld-addressed envelope for a copy of your boflk-. let “Constipation Habit and Colon Hygiene.’’ (H F.B.) £ _ _ .Ana. — A lot of people 1n poor nutritional condition would notice the disappearance of a lot o! Vague •dies and pains if thgy would drink hot less Run l*« pints ts glasses) or for young persons 2 pints <4 i glasses) of mllk eVery day. « ■ h-l—' "Dr' Crane, my wife never misses your deity psychology column," he informed me at I-was «t hl| blnctwwi t-lnh ’_________, “She keeps a scrapbook of all your articles and uses many of your bulletins in Jtpr PTA w b r k, for she is president of it.. "But she doesn't apply good psy-j chology on me atf home. Early Mir marriage, wel lived almost liter: DR. CRANE . ally from hand to mouth. And both pf us were reefed ort farms where we ivere quite poor. - "Nowadays, however, I have a comfortable Income and am ast misery shoot Its use....... ‘But my wife still practices too1 much frugality for her own good. She wears old dresses in the morning and stockings with runners Winding around her legs. WARNING lb FRUGAL WIVES "She looBl aqytMng but romantic when I kfos her goodbye as I head for the oSiee. "But half «a hedr later I ana greeted by a seductive secretary who ts net oely sylph-like * "I Hava suggested that she wear some colorful washable frocks la the morslug, for they look pretty and don’t east much. —“But ahe feels it is wasteful to do so just for the home folks. Besides, she says she would get them qoiled M she must do the morning Work. So she wants to wait till, afternoon to dress up. WHO’S WHO IN YOUR HEART "If the had a dental appointment fo the morning or were going to a meeting of her PTA committee, she’d doll up fo a charming manner. ________ ■ ' "But she forgets that l am foe most Important man hi her Ills, if oely for her financial suffiri. "Apparently, she thinks that my affection and high regard for her, can never change because I promised to love her 20 yean ago. • - * * * "But 1 Am fully aware of these menopausal changea in men about which you have written so frankly at times. *Tve tried to give her a chance and have tactfully attempted to attractive freek aad with neatly "She is beautifufly groomed and artistically made up with rouge aa , seductive appeal at homo to give am the old romantic urge. .That: wasn’t necessary M years ago, but tbtagn have changed with foe passage at time. "I love my wile and'admire her immenaety. She is a wonderful mother pf our two high, school chiMren, She is popular and can be as charming as my secretary. U THIS YOUR HUSBAND? > “But I am beginning to realize why men. even with moral baric- "But I can’t tell her I am losing my physical affection for her, so I am stymied. “Could you reproduce my case hi. your column? ‘ Maybe she’d take the . hint. She believes anything you say, so maybe you can solve my problem.” Alvtjrs write te Br. Otorfe W. Orsn* In Mr* at fo* reuse Pr»«t, Pontl*, Hiebisa*. MtknSit * loos «c ManpM wMssStSmd envelope *mT Me to cove, typist and pristine co«u when you eenc Wilt psycboloslctl jWjSrti^ SS< jam (Copyright, 1MB) grounds, begin to took around tot^t •xctuitroiy I jriflMlBS .:0T..Sl< won new, pnniro ip newtpsper at weU at *11 AP dispatches. ... hstlu Press 1s delivered lir earner for «| sente a week, wnetw mailed te Oakland. OsaeaM. -Lfvtni-•ton. Madamb, Lanear awl Wsat>-tenaw,Counties it ^Is Sll.Ot a year: elsOwMrt1 te MtfMtsn aod at). outer piaaw te tsa Calted States fis.w ■* ~‘** 1 ‘^-—ritelhtea payaMr younger women when they yviafo k THE PQNTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 0, i960 SBVCT Bentley to Shake Hands in Grand Rapids Monday GRANDRAF1D5 (API — Rn. Alvin M. Bentley, Republican can-didate for United Staten senator, plana appearances next Monday at hnrin—* ciiabn«rim«ni», factories, private homes and institutions in Grand Rapids. He follows Ms day-tong visit with a (tip to Grant where he addresses a fund-raising dinner In the evening. '. * BLOOMFIELD lumber company FI 3-7853 72 *. Telegraph. Acrees from Tel-Huron HOURS: Wsskleys 7:10 A.M^-3:0# P.M. SAT, 1:00 I >00 Ossed Sunday NOW wives mim■ thonging shelf brackets) ------eesy s» drl»ls| e ipHt 2 Shell Uiit 14.30 Pr. 3 Shell Uiit . SS.43 Pr. 4 Shelf Unit $6.60 Pr. 5 Shell Pill.. SO.TS Pr> AH Nrpos. 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EttablUhed 1890 75 W. Huron SL, Prattle FE 4-Q3G1 CUSTOMER PARKING IN REAR OF BUILDING II Hwjilas RIDES herd — Democratic vice presidential candidate Seri. Lyndon B. Johnson borrowed a polteemarT* horse to pose western-style in the midst of a Boston crowd. Johnson received a warm welcome in the home town of his running mate Sen. John F. Kennedy. Suspect Nikita to Set Oft New Berlin Crisis at U N. WASHINGTON (AP) - West Germany suspects that Soviet trigger Off a new Berlin crisis during his United Nation* appearance. West German diplomats, already apprehensive about East German Communist moves to harass access to Berlin, have relayed their suspicions to the State Department. Khrushchev’s main motive, despite his widely advertised inten- tion of talking about disarmament, may be to impose a new deadline! mtlnn nf ths divided PENNEY’S WIDE WIDE WALE COTTON CORDUROY STORM OORTS 95 an nay’s suburban and long style storm tats have everything! 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Barge traffic into the city also was held up for a time. Some diplomatic officials, believe Khrushchev’s current tough talk may be a smokescreen. The Soviet leader may wind up talking softly arid reasonably, upsetting all predictions, and thereby gain additional impact for his words, I they believe. ♦. ■ ♦ * Most authorities, however, think! that Khrushchev’s approach will] be to mix tough talk with sweet [word* while professing the Soviet' Union’s enduring love for inter-; national peace—Soviet style. Secretary of State Christian A. j Herter made it clear Thursday he is among those who believes Khrushchev intends to stage an irresponsible propaganda offensive when he shows up in 10 days. didn't Redd Fine Print; GOP Pays Demi1 Biiit BRADENTON, Fla. (AP)-The small print in Its lease left the] Manatee County Republican party; in an embarrassing position today. The uup is paying the] Democratic Party's electric bill. h it it The two parties have headquarters in adjoining offices. 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(API—If you When Kennedy telka to crauOi|a __ __ JPIMVMM uvwu»|H^iw wealth of the m*?*** mrtK* of it, you i fathered In the court home ■qwrajtother, Joeepb P. r-T-.—---------------------------------------mu “lafuJen __ John P. Ken- or at the roar of R campaign; The nomime himielf nedys campaign for the preeiden-jtraln, the sign* that Row up to beneficiary of • m8U« Cy a t poor man’K operation. the throng are. almoat always trust fund established Wherever you go with the Dwo-ihomemade, The sentiments they when!he mi ate ymn 6 ocratic nominee on his cunwt «***•• “* ^ . western tow. dm trappings of a At Eugeni. Oregon, a rtnalii It m longer may be a well-heeled campaign are sabdued.youngster carried one which mad: drawback I# be a rich i or conspicuously absent j“Even bean pickers Uks Jack.” Nixon’s associates 1st r“ It was framed with pew beans, tunidea ftmmmm ■ stapled around, the sides i PATIOS fotiUOdc/uifitHK^! Ftdory-to-Yoi-Prieei STONI FOR 10*12 RATIO FOR ONLY >42 Roger A. 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Pictured here are (from left) Teresa Wall Street May Have Been Too Pessimistic iTinw fnr Mart in Pull Out of the Bluffil Bdslc or Spbrt UressarT" ---- • t JERSEY SHEATH NEW YORK (AP)—Wall Street a strong tendency tor bustnessmen^iowed down after a long periodl ould be overdoing its pessimism to feel that the New Yortt Indus- ni *,r*"‘rth ,~Wrv *“• fHmm“11 art as business overdid its op- trial and financial community as imism at, the turn of the year. V£W*r too easily «... . V. . swayed by passing news items. Industrial and financing statto- tv the nation to slower « been giving the Mock to overboard tor either ex-?rkeLTtJ°J* r», ,b0UL°f treme pessimism or optimism. ! Mew msdsni esnssw MrHsalnorsInss Wsmwt ' Blond Oak color. SI* overall Oiso. pleturs mSu. •212 id. M. of rectangular picture area. And a normal reaction from last winter’s abnormal buildup after the steel strike could account for The bearish-minded have had plenty of statistics to point to of late. It's their interpretation of them that’s in question. SPENDING SLOWER Consumer spending hasn’t ben increasing at its old pace. Industrial output hasn’t recovered Its xip,~ Factory unemployments still high. New orders for durable goods have been lagging. And in But those who are as cautious about pessimism as they are about optimism say it’s much too soon to Jump to conclusions and consider a recession a shdkyn. The stock market to often a sensitive reflector of business sentiment. But some think it’s too sensitive. They teel it swings too easily to extremes.' Plus factors that many count upon to give the economy at least! a mild boost soon include; Signs that in many industries stocks have been cut back to near bottom levels, meaning that new or-ders should soon be forthcoming;! easier money should help—it's always a bit slow in catching on; | French, Italian Imported KNITS QUALITY in the TV Chassis HANDCRAFTED for greater operating dependability .,, fewer service headaches. Every chassis connection is carefully handwlrtd, hand solder##. Components are firmly fastened to a rugged motel boss. housing observers think building! may have seen the worst of the I drop and be ready to recover, although probably not notably un-j IU next spring; the auto industry’s troubles—high stocks of unsold 1960 can and the seasonal] model changeover* -*■ n ready for improvement PERFORMANCE Features Now Arrivals 3*14 School before! DRESSES Among the Better Things And perhaps strongest plus fac- B tor of ail is that^-wKh the possi-j Bible exception of the stock market] SI—the change in public sentiment! III has been to caution rather than! R to^kn ji confidence, And cau-H tioh makes a good foundation on Ladies' Pur Blend Canteiburys |whieh lo4jttHd prosperity , as apart Others $3.99 to $7.99 from boom. Even, the statistics haven't been, {really jaari. The drop in business' ispending plans is slight. 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BERLIN (UPI) — Premier Otto Grotewohl, S4, who delivered East Germany to the Communists with \Weather Forecast Based on Space [Findings Coming WASHINGTON (UP!) ~ The lint daily weather forecast and Jj!)my daekanda an the goU course | I CSfr «pect yw« to took like caiyH* tWmOmm be- 'Grant and talk like Oscar WUdeJcause he doeanT usually enjoy! *nir nearly’*’ year before that *"d when they meet you face to,any of these things. I had Wen a simple barefoot war toco, thej/look at you as U you * * * reporter, covering-'the battles lei*** “ impo,l*r |' .The pd>’-«ff isn't the pay check Itorth Africa and Sdiy. peoplk PAY OFF but the jeople. All people are * * * I There should be a law toribid-Wonderful to some ways. Every But just before-we bit the stiell- K columnists to have their human heart has k story . worth Real power ^ whining beaches bekm Sakmo|p|ntocraphs taken or to appw tolling if you take the trouble to in the hands of Q in Italy, 1 »a* tn public. This would save iliu-jfind it out. And a columnist’s con- Chairman Water Ulbricht. ordered to start won*.on all.aides. ____jtacts with people are a continual Pieck been in good health he' turning • «».'*) The greatest reward of eolum-rollcall of surprise, refreshment might have contested with W- s now to «eed ctoud cover pictures from America* second weather aatelilte, Tiros U, to mom than a score of UJ, weather stationa a lew hours after they are tab*. , .The pictures wtt Isr-MtMsnBap expected to be belpM ta deity tow Si its aad tor tod-tele eigas ef atom* ta Bn aet sf Wto tos The Natenal Aeronautics and .Space Administration (NAM) ex pecto to launch Droa li from Cape Canaveral, Fla., some time in the last thma months of this yepr. Find Ancient Mosque KARACHI - Anthropolo-gists have unaarthad what may hej die first mosque built on the Indian sub-continont. Excavations at Bhambors, 40 miles east af here. 1 have uncovered a mosque believed to date back Ul yearn to cartestj Arab incursion* to this area. | daily feature a the combat soldier's Ufa at tte'j Wont — to come a Boswell \ of the G1 and.1 to affect, the i poor man's Ern-i* 'ie Pyle. Looking back) now •<«« the, R * a C H • I Long-Term " ce. I realise toat ____.. -m- *411*1.! i Guinea Talks 'Satisfy Mr. K - and pure Joy. bricht for party leadership, but in -4=-Eet others mine for gold in the recent years he was tedriddte. ground. He finds a ftoer gold in! A d * peepto. - ! There was speculation that Ul- i ♦ « ♦ • A bricht might follow the precedent &>^-on toe-iWh anniversary of .«* by tevtet Ptsmlar fflkttt g. .the dav I started "dtesing a riailv vh»..h^.» the Job* grave,” don’t send condolences orUf party leadership with the pre-* get-well card. r» Having the mlersUp. tiine of my life,., and it the world ■■ - BOYLE now acroM the; 'Pmachot Lona *'«> «< 01 f*0"! Wd**Y per cent of the tooth- .years of semtpeace, I realise that; r * , , sPk*. * l*0!* to go right on hav- brama In U.S. homes are to un- a war, tor all its boredom, feari Economic Plan With,!*"*1*- satisfactory condition, and danger of death, la a report-! Jours er e dream assignment-tor two rr*m,*r ,our* 'Tto the raw, bloody drama of]LjMBg the battlefield, men show them- «*** ** GJutnef selves u they truly are, and youM‘i»' .never run out of things really**®*1 with talks held during the wnrih writing about. vWt of Af r , c •n J, You have a ready-made au-i e . ________. . ’ „ • dience. The people back borne arel^JK>ut *0“** ]"*• ?*UU'.. desperately eager for every acrapiSwiet premier ^ infarewellto ofWorrmUiwVou can give them*™* W# about their men to faroff action.;®» many concrete points. =sj-— -----a^—a—A Oae ef these was a leag-term But victory quickly dltepate. the national unity forged in warj •• aSlrt^tohaSTZ In peace men go back to pur-; "? “’S?rt ”, J?*™ • auirg their sepaAte and variable *“•*" »■«*» <***+. goats; it becomes difficult tor a; V1??-writor to find themes of common; Totire signed for Guinea, which interest to all. . gained Independence from Fraiioa I had the tame trouble getting*.1*." jTf? y■ Jhll TU»L M1U.IU| hack to normal life as million* of^itolai S. Patolidhev tor the Soviet GIs did It tnnk me a year nf Union. No detaiU were announced traveling around the world after! Diplomats considered Toure’S IMS to get my column out at uni- visit and the economic agreement for* and into civilian mufti. “ important stop in the Soviet; campaign to penetrate Africa BA1LY OHA\E j Toure got the full red, carpet For some reason many reader* treatment. ta • heTW«! HI. poor African state was columnist* job, perhaps because; _,v#- -----u- ______„ „ they believe it to be more glimor- ku aua,- romantic and exciting thin! Wn ^ ^ f#r 9mM It reauy J*. . . ' foreign mlaMry entertaining. ' In a moment of dep insight,; ^ Don Marquis, who wrote a daily i It was casually given to the column before he repented and Guinean* when the ambassador,; became a playwright, described who had been staying there as a, tola odd occupation test. Ha said «te«t. »* would like to remain; it wa* like 'digging « daUylPtrmmcotly,— -----------———:..J grave.” ’ __________;___!__s_______5___*....*______ R—-frr—-.... ct-7—■]- ‘‘Please do,'1 - said Khrushchev,- This 1* because to# torture oft*"** that was that, trying to find a fairly fresh ideal » '• • huildtog much larger and ANNOUNCING NOW OPEN Clarkston Veterinary Hospital Dr. Earle M. Davis, Jf. — 6687 Dixie Hwy. MA 5-1821 ev^ N hours haunts all oof-'’ e elaborate than the British ori unudsts eventually. Also colnm-iFr»«ch emtesaie. or the residence1 nists traditionally enlarge on their 0* the u-s- ambassador, woes for another reason — to fri^ten away better writers who! Abraham Lincoln's son, Robert, might become competitors. {served ss secretary of war in the Like all Jobs, columning has its,cabinet of President James Gar-disappointments and rewards. field. LET GOODYEAR CHECK THE LOWER HALF OF YOUR CAR ALIGNMENT SPECIAL! -lirUteek- cm pint fwwt-end -system 2. 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SATURDAY, SEPT. 10th See him originate and broadcast his show direct from the new Robert Hall family clothing center! “GIFTS FOR EVERYBODY! Come in and ffet your free gift! Robert Hall will be giving away asurprtataminute!, , Got free ballpoint pong for adults, colorful balloons, coiotfny books and crayons far tbo children. Don't miss tha fun! Como Vo the new family clothing center.Bring the ewtlre family to see Hie Mg shew../ get a free gift... have a wonderful time... '> V ' i */ THE PONTIAC PRESS. FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 9. i960 ELEVEN J & -—-i—"—■-—*—w*—-— —■ ■ ■' j,-V _ , ; ; _ . ___ ■ s_ i , , ■' ' f . A ■! m a Jh Jh v n SAUKUATI& SUNURY TO fabulous dollar saving specials celebrating the opening of our magnificent new family clothing center! CLARKSTON WATERFORD On Dixln Highway (U.S. 10) |uit north of Wotorfonl Hill MEN'S SLACKS 0 Oobordlnotl o Flannels l 0 Cross-weaves! 0 Newest styles I Here's the slack buy of the season! 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There was one coat at melton doth, another of rapped woolen doth and om of nyion taSata. “ hats quilted to twill nr taffeta -Mting« A-Jyiirolhana tnarw » newer type interlining, was also included. This was quilted Jo a taffeta lining.. Samples of all coats were dry cleaned In addition, tbp»e libeled “washable"-, were cleaned by home laundry methods. Miss Spiiker found there was little or no change in appearance in any of the outer fabric* with either rWntfty method. The “inside” story, however, was quite different. .... a -."w €~~ One fiber-filled lining emerged from the laundry with a lumpy appearance caused by —a shift in the batting. Another lining shrunk 10 per cent ina the first washing. ----A nyton fleece lining showed progressive idling, which is a twisting of fibers to form small hall* on tbe fabric surface. Long pile fleeces of an orion and amel Mend matted objec-tlonably in the first laundry. All-these lining changes were much less pronounced when the fabrics were dry cleaned. Mias spiiker notedteat mart fibers in the quilted fiber: filled Uitoigs were waste materials. Such damaged, broken fibers of assorted sizes are much toss resilient than new fibers. ♦ * A Even though coats were labeled as to fiber content, two were mislabeled, and several labels omitted some information. * From her testing, Miss SpQ-ker suggests that conaumers cannot always rely on .the "washable" label on a lined coat. The coat may took better and wear better if it is dry cleaned. Armstrong, mothers' helper. At both schools tht children's hours an from 9 to 11:30 a.m. Monday.' Wednesday and Friday —4-year-olds, and Tuesday and Thursday The same hours, 3-year-olds. Midnight Oil Isn't “for Her- By EMILY POST Dear Mrs. Post: My husband and I both work. When I get, home in the evening I have - -many things to do.—Moat of— my friends are home during the day and Uulr evenings are~ free. Very often these friends will come to .visit us in the evening. After they leave I am up . half the night doing chores that I had planned to do earlier. It isn’t that I don’t enjoy seeing them but when time is limited these visits can be very disrupting. T have thought of not an-swering the doorbell, but my husband thinks this would be very rude as our light can be awn from the street and they ' know that someone is home. Is there anything I might do? Answer: A suggestion is to explain your problem to these friends and tell them that you are going to arrange things so that you will have one evening a week, let us say Thursday, frls of work in order to he— able to oee them. 4 Pages in Today's Woman's Section if You Want Husband, Now; Wait at Own Risk Abby By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN DEAR ABBY: l am a widow who is having a difficult time deciding what to dQ. I am 47 (ho Children) and am very much to love with a widower who is 90. His wife passed awdy two years ago and his mother "moved into his -home to rare for his 12-year-old son. Abby, this man says he really loves me, but he doesn't want., to get tnarried until his son is on his own. This will mean waiting 8 or 9 years. I can’t see this at all. Why should I just "go around” with him for 8 or V years? I tried to explain that his son needs a ''tnpther. but he sayr HiS mother fills that need. I can't -deep for thinking how wonderful fife would be as hto wttee-Should I wait and hope be changes his. mind? Or do you think be ever will? "TO WATT OR NOT’ "DEAIC "TO WAIT”: -ILyou want a hiiffhatri fhvt unur—lf a ng|n who wants a wife NOW, This man wants ooly a, woman to "gp around with.”. Wai your own risk. DEAR ABBY: When I read that letter from the wife who complained because her husband always “walked her on the outside” I was reminded of my own case which was exactly like hen. My husband used to- do the same thing to me and I kept changing places with him and nagging him about it He finally confessed (after we had been married three years) he was deaf in his right ear and he always wanted me on the side by his good ear. UNDERSTANDING DEAR UNDERSTANDING: You are lucky. Seme men put their wives on their deaf side. At a meeting Tuesday to th* Cherokee Road boms of Mrs. B. W. Habel plans for the drive were presented to the executive board by Mrs. Roy MacAfee, finance chairman. Doris Walker of Drayton ' Piling is iwhatwnan...... tr[ Or a Funds earned pay for Printing and distribution of Voters Guide*, sponsor candidates' ■ rallies and distributing tactual non-partisan information on governmental issues. A A f, A The drive which was launched oh “League Day in Michigan” Thursday will run through Sept, 36. Gov. G. Mcn— nen Williams’ proclamation setting League Day date to Michigan eras reed to the board. It .wifi be part of a display of voter information, posters cn registration and "Get out the Vote'’ and other league publications which will be shown downtown. On Sept. 28 the proclamation will be transferred to Pontiac Central High After boand members outlined the year’s program, set- ' ting times and placet for -meetings, Laura Belz reported progress on the work of the committee arranging a bi-partisan candidates' fotfiy Sept. 28 to Pontiac Central High School. Birmingham, Rochester and Want Bloomfield Township leagues are cooperating on tide project. A .A ' A . Another ■feature- of- Vetera*- sedation of potters to area school superintendents. The league will request that the posters be placed to every school, particularly at Parent-Teacher Asaoctotton meetings. ■a e a Announcement was made that league calendars are ready and may be obtained from Elizabeth Halsey. Calendar sales are another fund earning project of the league. ' Helen Wordelman, con-con chairman, will have charge of the Oct. 26 membership meeting at Pontiac YWCA., .The Oct. 4 board meeting ' will have Mrs. Claire J. Hinck-} ley as hoetees. -t ■ .... Antique Fair Is Slated Wait to Folks on the Go Recently returned from a 85-day tour of 14 European countries are Mrs. Robert B. Tarr of West Iroquois ROad, lama C. Hook of Ogemaw Road ant) Mrs. Harry J. Richards of Mbh*wk Rond. They traveled nth a group of area teachers. ...- ★ ★ ★ At the summer quarter commencement of Colorado State College at Oreeley, the degree of master of arts In business education was conferred upon jack L. Hruska, son of Mr. and Mrs. T. V. Hruska of North Cass Lake Road, ^ Waterford Township. ----He received his bachelor of srts degree from Michigan State University In 1856. ★ ★ d[ , Mr. and Mrs. David Lykina of strathdon Way, High. land Estates, were hosts at a family picnic Sunday. The affair honored Mrs. Lyklns’ sister Mrs. Hazel , Edgar of 1Toy, who to leaving to reside in Idaho. 'Guests were the Edward Fullers, Mr. and Mrs. Charles EUto, Mrs. Irens Snyder and children Tom and Joy, Elisa-• beth Halfpenny, and the Leo Halfpenny* with Michael, Patrick, Maureen and Kathleen. Joining the .fun were the Lyklns children, Pgtrlcia, David and Gregory. ★ ★ ★ While vacationing at Asbury Park, NJ-, the P. H. Tisons visited their oldest ton Don who has been one of the featured trumpet soloists with the Asbury Park Municipal Band for (lie summer concert season. PATRICIA LEA BROOKS Wrqp Women Up (UPI) - Fabiani, of Italy, cloaks a woman to dramatic foil capes. Simonetta wraps the ladies to ponchpes. And Italy's Gtya wraps a woman up to her now to r Larry, Perry, Darryl and Beverly June Tisof who went East with their parents, enjoyed a day at Cbney Island and New York UltF----- ★ ir it The John W. Oemmells of Bloomfield Terrace, an-nounce the birth of a daughter Jacqufine Jays, Thursday in William Beaumont Hospital. ! Grandmothers of the baby are Mrs, Bette AUdnaon of Walled Lake and Mm. James Lawson of McKeesport, P|. (Continued on Page 15) For the eighth year antique lovers will have an opportunity ‘ to. support the work of the Michigan Animal' Rescue League when the group holds its antique fodr eA Cranbrook Auditorium. Set to open Wednesday and continue through Friday, the . fair will earmark its proceeds to the work and Upkeep q^the Pontiac animal shelter. F'rom small, beginnings to 1953, four women parlayed a dream and six dollars to the * present building. They have placed a thousand animals. Finding homes for strays and handing complaints is only onephase of the, humanitarian work qf the leagues • A A A» Latest ambition is to raise funds for an isolation ward in which to keep sick and Injured animals during recuperation. Since all animals are boused. In separate rages and space is limited.it'faf a sad cl Hire to-^-have to turn away animals dorto space limitations. New feature of this year’s show is a booth displaying the work of art classes at MSUO. "Baked goods by ftowman,” furniture, glassware, books and interesting curio* will also be featured. <... A.....A A......... Stan of toe show will be , the homeless' pups and kittens You Can Alter, Improve Looks Almost at Once -—(NBA) — By the tlmg-ftty- * teach their middto thirties, -h-good many women know themselves far too well. That is, they have became so accustomed to tee way they look that they never really give it.a thought. The face in the mirror is, after all, the same oM face; what's new about it? And it never sfeems to oecw to them that this sameness may not, to friends and family, be a sparkling thihg. Right about here, it’s time to examine your habits with regard to your appearance. Did you long ago form the habit of buying the same kind of shirtwaist dress year aftec, year because tt‘« comfortable? Or wearing blue because it. uabd to bt your favorite color? Or doing yaw hair the same way because It’s easy enough though it's no longer veep becoming? Are you satisfied With calling a dab of powder end a date of lipstick “make-up?” who will be present and available for adoption. Pontiac area patrons include , Mrs. Carl O. Anderson, Mabel Craft, Mrs. Beecher - Connell, Mrs. Frances Covert, Mrs. Mabel DBbaan, Mrs, Alex Duf-field, Mrs. Dorothy Gould and Mrs. George Inman. a *4Ar ■ Others ave Mrs. Robert C/ Lake, Mrs. Frank Lambert, Mrs. C. K. Patterson, Mrs. Gel-ston Poole, Mts. Ford Paddock, Mrs. Aaron Rllter, Mrs. Frank Peeples, Mrs. Arthur Robert- . son, Mn. Clare Scriven and Mrs. Arthur Schut*. Completing this grtep are Mn. Cramer Smith, Mn. Har-lan Smith, MrsTNewton SHD-man Jr., Lelah Thorpe* Virginia Ward, Mn. Arthur War- wick, Mn. Florence Wallace. . Mn. F. A. Weihe 'Jr, Mn. Lewis M. Wrenn ana Mn. L. B. Young. W. - a. Patrons from the Binntog-ham-Bloomfield area todude Mrs. W. D. Appel, Mrs. James A. Beresford, Mn. Max Goiter. Mrs. Dexter Craig, Mrs. S. L. Goss, Mn. Graham J.. Graham and Jeannette Hubbard. Often are-Mn. Roger LS Marquis, Mn. Sidney Norwood. Phoebe Otter, Mrs. John Par-rott, Mn. Donald S. Patterson and Mn. Edward E. Rothman. ___Aim patrons an Mrs. Graham Shinnick, Mrs. Robert H. Skillman, Mr*. Robert C. Trimtr, Mn. H. “RT Tumfil. Mrs,. Daniel Watts, Mn. Atoier . Wolfe and Mrs. Clifford West. ■ *aisoB rr*n mi# Twenty-one-year-old Charky attests to Virginia Word's affection jor animals. Miss Ward of West Huron Street is one of the patrons for the eighth annual antique fair sponsored by the Michigan Animal Rescue League, eel for Sept. 14-16 at Cranbrook Auditorium. 7 THIRTEEN THE PONTIAC PRESS. FRIDAY; SEPTEMBER 9. I960 Planning Sorority’s Starlight Bail Sept. 17 Famous Names Methodist Church Unit Elects Head Mn, Lyal flowtaori wm elected {, president of the Women's Mission-j ary Society of the First Free Methodist Church Wednesday eve-il coworkers tor] Mn. 1900-ei will be Mrs. Garence B Chambers, mission study secre-jM tary; Mn. Albert Lechner, stew-1B aTdshlp secretary; Mn. Walter fi Tanner, secretary; and Mrs, Rus- H J#rs. Philip Stomberg of James K Boulevard, Mrs. - JForking on decorations for Epsilon Rho’t Starlight Ball in the CAI Building, Sept. 17, are (from left) Mrs. A! E. Ostrander of Drayton Plains, cochairman; Mrs. Robert Pearce of Monroe Street, Flattering Edward Ampin of Drayton Plains and Mrs. James Beall of Waterford Township. Mrs. M. A. Calbi opened her home on Linden Road for the workshop. net Eastman, special projects 1 committee chairman, assisted by Mn. Alex Bigger. Mn. Helen Smale and Mn. Calvin Field. Meetings are the second Thursday of each" month at the church on Mt. Qfcmena Street. on Nominations for Chapters Mn. Lola Ertr appoftted Mrs. Earl Duemler nominating committee chairman when Gold Star 11 Mothers Chapter 9 met Tueadayl1 at the Disabled American Veterans', home on Auburn- Avenue. Mn. H. L. Langton and Mn. Julia Thomas will work with . Mn. Duemler. (NEA) — Don’t neglect to shampoo your hair after a shopping expedition during which you've been trying on hats that other shoppers have tried on before you. Fashionettes View Slides A luxurious blend of 80% Arnel triacetate — 20% Nylon . . . machine-washable. Blue, clam shell, gold. Area women Interested in losing weight and improving personal appearance may join the dub, sponsored by Pontiac Parka and Recitation Department Meetings are from 7 to 9 pm. Enrollments A reliable in Day or freaJa« Classes Write. Phono or Call In Poison for Pioo Pamphlet PHONE FEDERAL 4-2352 was Mrs. Daniel Navarro. An award for losing die most weight during August and for attending every meeting that month - was preaeuted to Mis. Peter Her-nandez. Mrs. William C. ^»lke reported on the Four Freedoms service held recently at White Chapel. Mrs. Edna Olmstead will open her Telegraph Road home to the group Sept. 20. Secure High Chair (UP!) — To keep a baby's high chair from tipping, place a large hook on the back of it and an eye In the woodwork behind it. When the hook is slipped into the eye, the chair . MAKE-UP DEMONSTRATION S Be Conservative PORTRAITS McCAIA’S SUTHERLAND STUDIO 12 E. Pile St. FE 2-271 plant to wear it several yean for a variety of occasions. SPECIALS THIS WEEK ONLY! 12 Pieces Vny enn imp elegant 8 ounce glasses . for parfaits, frozen desserts and custards-they add the finishing touch to a perfect meal or rounded g-tnch Crystal Salad Plates to match 6-inch Crystal Bread and Butter plates to match Limited Quantity 0a Sms itsan...FRTt Come, First Sold Both With Naturalised Toe-Free Fit! The too you want- The fit you want: The flattery you deserve. Avt supple calf with fine fashion detailing. Cork-cushioned horn heel to (AFTW SMALL DOWN I* AYMINT) SINGER SEWING CENTER 102 N. SAGINAW . Xi DOWNTOWN PONTIAC * —- ——— —• FEderois 2-0811 Dinfierware Specialty Store MJse Your Li Charge STORE MIRACLE MILE SINGER INTRODUCTORY PRICE Dignified Atmosphere Air Conditioned l|gL_k WMjCOMr. BACK lorthem High Madison Jr. High FACULTY • STUDENTS PARENTS— Make PRISON S GRILL ROOM Your Favorite Spot to Eat Best Wishes for ~ a Successful Year 1300 North Ferry Street Cotton Kriits Fine • for Autumn Too j —The, girl who loves cotton kntu and Uves in them nil summer can have thorn in autumn, too., ‘v -• e e . * GRAND OPENING PONTIAC BOOK & CUB SHOP 1W. LawrenceFocaeily Old Pnfi Noth Hue A awe iwiWi Mrianw a asm tmt patron Serin % aas pMki wo aim loMW paeooesst sarin. special sum orams orm 4 CDCE wM be (hm wMh the purchase ' $3 or moro. Limited Hum only! BOOK HMMt Thla year, tops ind tedrta ars i dyed-to-match In black, brawn, gold, olivine gracn, plum and just about any other color you could name. ——- — - ' ' ——r-» A Ji'.m1 Put Knees Up, Stomach In With'Guard Rail Ladder By JOSEPHINE LOWMAN I Q. “I UB 15 )W| old and have Q. "What is the best exercise for « weight problem. I am S test and 53-year-old woman to take to re-1 kKk tSI and weigh 125 pounds. AFTER 5 SHOP (Can be used as twin beds, also see Matching Desk and Dresser) ELEGANT DRESS CLASSICS Coma, view our new season collection. 37 W. Huron — FUker Bldg. the hands. Return arms tndicgaj times at first and, gradually in- A ^ one of the cosmetic Unas crease until you are drtng the ex-jeapeciaBy'plaimed for those who ercise about 35 times daily. Also are allergic. There are several remember fo hold your tummy in good ones. If you want their names, when standing, sitting or walking, {send a stamped, self-addressed en- [MOMS Plan REGAL PLUME September Meetings The hone of Mr. ami Mrs. Carl Regal Plume points the wsy to the most elegant of toes' another feather INSTALL ONE WHERE YOU LIKE—EVEN IN AN AIR-TIGHT CLOSET. When it’s an electric water heater, them’s no flame, ao no air is needed to support combustion. Them am no fumes to be rented. An electric water heater is completely safe. Josephine Seeley of Sylvester Street, Drayton Plains will be hostess for the October meeting, assisted by Harriet Gates.. Prepare yourself for O 2521 Elizabeth Lake Road LILLIAN A. SAMAKDZ1JA Graduating Thursday from Charity Hospital of Louisiana School of Nursing at New Orleans was Lillian Ann Samard-zija of Home Street. Fifty-seven candidates were awarded diplomas st the commencement exercises. Let Pores Breathe (NEAT— Although make-up does wonders for your looks, you should keep it off when you're spending ■ solitary evening at home. Thtt wltt nglve your pores s chance to breathe freely. (NEA)—The “real jewelry” f at a small price comes with a carved ivory rose that has marcaatte-studded leaves. It could almost be an heirloom. Cox on Northfield Road was the Tuesday meeting place for Unit 2 MOMS of America, Inc., "school girl luncheon” and business session. ' ~New1y Installed President Mrs; Duncan McVean announced coming events which include a membership tea Sponsored by the City Federation of Women’s Clubs Monday at the home of Mrs. J. C. Walker on West Iroquois Road. GlngeUviUe MOMS Unit S3 In stnllahen of afflieem an Mind ay f at 7: SO p.m. In Glngetlvllle Club House win be attended by representatives from the local unit. Unit 2 members also have been invited to the Hazel Park MOMS Unit 17 installation ceremony Thursday at 7:30 p.m. in the home of Mrs. James Waldron on Hamata Street, Hazel Park. ♦ * * Civic tewing for Pontiac General Hospital will be the project Sept. 20 ! when members meet at the Mat-| thews Street home «t Mrsr.Hany Sibley.---- - rj_ ""~~E Sept; 28-30 the Michigan State Board MOMS of America, Inc., will meet at the Hotel Hayes in Jackson for the state convention. Mrs. McVean is Unit 2*8 delegate. Mrs. Frank Polaeck of Squirrel Court was hostess for a meeting of Zone 8 Past Presidents (Rpb Thursday evening. * MAa COUPON FOR MORE INFORMATION j I WOULD LIKE NOOK INFORMATION DETROIT A0I90N : ABOUT ELECTRIC RATED HEATERS. ROONSSO *•***“"• J *"*------------------------------ DETROIT 2*. j MICH IRAN | ........'-'----1 WhNMte-r—---......' ' ' gfl-- Air. THOMAS’. HAIR- FASHIONS IBF v ' J^Tggy ' THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER », 1XH) ademoiseJIe E 19.95 HURON ot ' Mon., Thurs., Fri. 10 to 9 Tues., Wed., Sat. 10 to 6 8 OUf OF 10 FAMILIES USE THE SO-GALLON SIZE. For Ism than 154 a day (estimated operating coat for this siae) you can have . hot water for all the famfly’s needa. There are also 80-and 110-gallon sizes for the few families who um more water rad may require greater capacity. DETROIT EDISON ----------NOW OPEN Call Now for an Appointment FE 44382 Hours: Mofe, OR 3-2300 Mindly, Tuesday. Wednesday. Thursday. Saturday •:M A.M. to f :M PJL Friday »:» A.M. to • P.M. 4479 Dixie Hwy.—Drayton Plains This abdominal exercise is an easy One to start with: Bend both knees up clow to the abdomen and clasp the knees with the hands. Return arms and legs Jo starting position. Do this 10 times at first and gradually increase to 35. + BUILT-IN QUALITY MAKES A BIG DIFFER- HAVE YOU SEEN YHE TABLE TOP MODELS? They’re compact, go beneath counters or alongside laundry, equipment. Other possibilities—in the kitchen next to sink or dishwasher or In that hard-to-use corner. Upright or ~ V piit M efecfaf' HOTTER WATER-PLENTY OF IT I Andectric water heater ia repable of going on and. on, delivering really hot water—160* hot—without burning out. And heavy insulation all around keeps the outside shell of the water heater cool to the touch from top to bottom. There’s no hot metal anywhere. A. You should take abdominal slimming exercises. Also watch] posture and try to hold your] tummy In, and tuck your hips under. ★ * *------------ If fou would like my tested ab-l dominal reducing exercises, send a stamped, self-addressed envelope your request for leaflet No. 2 to Josephine Lowman in care of . this paper,_______■ _____j Slagle and Doable Lead Rag Washers 25-Lb. Family Washer M-Lk. Dryers NORGE LAUNDRY VILLAGE Soft Water—Coin Operated — Open 24 Hears 2530 ORCHARD LAKE RD. SYLVAN LAKE Acrsss From DieUe Lumber why there’s do water heater Eke an ELECTRIC WATER HEATER Tip for Clean Grill (UPQ — When it's deamp time st the cookout. iay a doth soaked la hot water aafl heavy doty detergent on if charcoal fdL Let the, food particles soften, and then wash with * bra# or baavy chdh. Announcing GRAND OPENING September 10th - 11th FREE WASH - - FREE DRY '■ 9:00 A.M. to 5 P.M. PROTECT YOUR 'chrdben r-1 mmauar^A BP. ^ will accept the honor* at the w| * , - ■ Trm.t>'Lutheran Cburdvi^ .rtemoon in a scholarship on behalf of rtvlfnent *7? «» l«*« before some 100 guTsta. Arrange- Following the arhotanhlp pres- ' • • —...-■■■♦■—< ,.— rWiTtkouik”-n ~, [menls of white gladioli graced the emotion Mr*. Cyril Bor*l, pro-1 ■■■If from rbalrman. Introduced Boh- * eft Stirrer. i«i«|Ml city man agar, who spoke oa "1'rhaa Re- ,* newnl." The speaker Stressed the need for urban redevelopment The chancel was i jProper home for the nuptials. The Randall N. Stricklands ofj Mr. and Mrs. Robert I'attop LaSalle Avenue hotted the recep* •! Bangor Street. Waterford Ition in F.O.E. Hall p neckline of im a ballerina length. Slip wore a white Fugi chrysanthemums cen- T iTiTt T”!„ TtP_ il. ihouldrr length vril nf lulon tullr 12S mi wkllTT^annilv lane owTmIk »«d held a colonial arrangement 5| “»“* •“ '* H* a-*-"-! •»* • »«* 5 . I tag was secured «y a Ihinlah |P,nK dWPI crown. _ ^_____ —jAPPRARH IV PBk ■ INavaj^^^^are^e'brideV]iar-i M as umi Ai ^49 pa MomiLTan MENY OTHER THAN RttYv MONTHLY PAYMBIT. S 5390*5400 Dixie Hvpy. ^ Setting the Pontine Aren for Over 37 Yenrs. SATURDAY AND SUNDAY % SEPT. 10TH AND 11TH 3025 Angelas Rd. 1 * Entrance to Sebdlrtsten) Phone ORIando 3-3098 OR 3-12 ■m sf&TRKy THE PONTIAC' PRESS, FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 9, 1960 a*__a ci____,l.- (w-. 'federal • Stale Crop Reporting MWOT Oiaugntdr urops ^ today The decreases LANSING tUPIl - Meet puck- ranged tan S to 13 per. cent. j Deaths in Pontiac and Nearby Areas t«vu fe»er animal* of all specie* ___ date July then during either the 1Wee Me ■bout 400.000 | previous month ttr. July 1*8, tbe»» of pak Mi. Mrs Bev-jkmglitaea. yaaterday atHenryW^pOwwdrViwaaeond^stad,^ S^SUfc - ^UB> ierley Ackerman of Lake Orton] Fort Hospital, Detroit. unadorned by a single feather, ^ aporaval is g-* <*^ ***~ son. Worth Surviving besides hk wife Violet' Beneath was a sign saying ^ sFeniinand ftyder. both of Pontiac: ^ g|; jjj grandchiidnn May are four sisters, Tvtrs. Harold two partita demonstrated toe be-jBt{j*"*®deo. ^Wa,W .Mraierai^.cantUtta of 08® * sisters aim survive. iElnar Hanttula of Commerce, Mrs. ;wbo shopped in the store. ** Purcnwa DW dren: 89 great-grandchildren: and Leon Haven of Mill and Norma, * * * jthe department I six groaLgwt-grarafchildren. inaac A. JOHNSON. i Johnson of Crystal Pall*; and thitee the Society for the PreveattaoiT 1 —' 1 ' ^ • , Service will be held at 1 p.m! SPRINGFIELD TOWNSHIP - brothers. of Cruelty to Animals asked thatjNow Equipment 111 UW Saturday st the Hwitoon Chapei.Vrvlce for Iu«c*:Johnuon. 30. the store be prosecuted for j** , , ^ FarthaualcOi Mr. Inman's body wiP be taken to ^ un ciarridge Road, will MrkI.ViTRM JB.||„g parrot. The More proved; TO Locate tartliquaKes the Bums Funeral Home at Caraonjtfoajay at' the Henry Funeral City for service snd burial Monday. nome Crystal Falls. Burjal will In nil wiiuumr Purchase Year Water Softener Crump Electric has a com* plate line or wmtfer conditioning equipment. Water softeners — Filtering sys-. terns, etc. /1 ‘ . for complete details catt., . . CRIMP ELECTRIC, IRC. Aroo biitribator for Horn old* Water Conditioning Equipment 3465 Auburn U. Ut 2-3000 Pt 4*3573 VERNON INMA.V . [bone of his daughter, Mrs. Ger-ibe In Evergreen Cemetery, Crys-! v.mnn Inman M of 23 Foater ddlne Chpppel in Lake Orton, jtai Falls., c, Aimd________a# St jofphlafter a long illness. Prayer service, will be held at NICE. France fAPi—A crowd wrrr^iinimUnlifirr an Ulneniof He was a member of the Ox- » p.m. today at the Shsrpe-Goyette-gathered in front of the store win-ilord Baptist Church and CUnton. I Funeral Home.Clarlutwi. dow shouting “AgM*!*’ P^toe |tnree rnonms. FtAM. Mr. Johnson, a member of the I were called. • _______, b * Plight le LANSING fAP) — Wayne State Uatveraity will expand its campus with the purchase of two parcels of state-owned property near the campus, the State Highway De- iNixon Will Addro« Machinists' Convention I WASHINGTON tfPtfae President Richard M. Nixon announced plana to address the national convention of the international association of Machinists In St. Louis The Republican presidential jominee will fly train Peoria, HI.. ' to St Louis late Wednesday night to speak at a special S am. meeting of the Union delegates.. ,' From there the flying campaign tour will take him the same day to Atlantic City, N.J., Roanoke, and Omaha, Neb. Service for Thomas Wright Jr., 28, of 303 Highland Avt. will be Iheld at 1pm. Monday at Liberty ] BaptlM Church with burial to Oak | Full-Sized Cars toTopCompads ROCHESTER—Service for form- that the apparently plucked pirn tt..CMIKrTOw 7*P» — Governor Rochester rortde* Raymond A,Ut era. * g«uine sm* btedmxd (JJd iSE McKinitwr Jr.; 28, of Benson,:was horn that way. Never grow Ariz,, wfll be at'3 pm Sunday at j. toather to Its life. . T*taa *ucma^ the Price FunenU Home, Troy. Nonetheless the store pulled ^ *» *»!*• “ locate earthquake • ac- held Monday in Mount Avon Ceme- another way to puU in the doing ^tk totS tety, Rochester. Itomers. [ly doneiy hand, the Coast and Geodetic Survey hopes to double ■ Hn jMMftMt at witli iremnrs pto-(pointed each year. ______________ ' ,Against Con-Con NH>t0mpaeIS>^^ ^^^M Government Institute! ! Mr. Wright is susrtved by s son.1 ” ■ . and Mra. Raymond. McKinstrey of’ Robert E. of Hayti. Mo.} seven| .1 Dearborn Township, and four sis- siatera. Mra. Emmie L. Henderson! ChryUflD tngiflflflr oay»:t(T, } and Mrf. Levada Waller, both of |sjtw Model Answer /. rl . S a htowpoa : Deaths Elsewhere Tb**^0-x*io:^ Pittsburgh j^ESSSiS Whitfield. Mrs. Eartean UUliams M|AMI REACH (UP!» — A|J. Stanley. SS. director and «nd Mr*. Rosie USnruth. all °‘ | chrysier engineer says he bellcveB:tfaed,vtee . Pontiac, and a brother. [smaller and more economical full- mint GO. of America, died Wednes- [ Mr. Wright died Tuesday at st | cara wnl eventually gabi in day after a long illness. j Joseph Men-y Hospital. mIa pxnpact can. J DETROIT (AP)-Alvin M. Y«H CLOSE-OUT , , f PRICES CHI All • I960 PLTM0UTHS • I960 CHRYSLERS • 1960 VALIANTS BUY NOW—SAVE>fOW R&R Melon, lac. The Show Haro of Poadoc” [ LANSING 1*—The Michigan In-; stitute of Local Government unani-: mouKly opposed the oonatitutioaal •’convention Trapoiai on .Hie Nov. t: .Smith, nil of} chryaia- engineer says he bellevea j tired vteepresident of tl»Alumi-^^^^!^J!?fnt D< ™f® Bn*1* I aMallaH «aui rntMaa miioirteTifraraf full, niim LVt f\t Amorinu dlstfl U'n/inCK. ! - ^ ^ The vote was taken at a general ^ session The vote did not indictte Ron Says . |PP Rl W -v— . u auimnianve enpnewr^^oppoalUon to « OXFORD-Service for Jamea! Newport model of the Chrysler is (for » years '"'“P “J!*, !*“. “[verttion, but to the change of roles Garfield Bata. TO. of M East *..«•«■» to ^ XtaS« KtomsS?^ ln Proposed constitutional will be held at ;2 p.m. Sunday motorists are looking for. »®*d;to," ut~p^bl ; a’ed Tnur*“y •' amendment sponsored by the at^ Boaaardet t Reid Funeral (Robert Rodger, chief engineer for a tteart aumm League of Women Voters. Brake agSlT - “ to W*H2Sg f Imperi*1 Ex-LiwWnant Gov.r.or', « M . e^-1 ;GOP wh* DiM 66 s-sr u, full Inwmdoa on Oe «ur I MASON <*—Funeral «rul« uiu ,n,litl"r to “JJ? ket, we believe the medium conducted here tomorrow 24to^U»S! priced comparts will fade.” |Mra; Maude Brown. 86. wife ot[ment Jan. 23 and 24 in Lanatag. former Lt, Gov. Vernon J. 1 1 '.. 1.... ■' " iir'"' STOP IN and GET OUR PRICE Ap a NEW PONTIAC or BUICK All Models in Stock-Ready for Immediate Delivery SHELTON PONTIAC-BUICK 223 Main Street ROCHESTER OL 1-8133 SAVE where it PAYS... 3'M Current Rate of Dividend Dimes or Dollars . . . will open your Account ... we don’t stipulate the amount... the same - high divjdend rate applies to all our savers.— OPEN YOUR ACCOUNT WITH ANY AMOUNT PONTIAC FEDERAL SAVINGS 0 HOME OFFICE: 761W. Huron St. ROCHESTER: 407, Main St. PONTIAC: 16 E. Lawrence SC • i 1 DRAYTON: 4416 Dixie Highway ' WALLED LAKE: 1102 W. Maple Rd. MAM medium-priced compacts would be abaorbed aa lowest-priced models of flteir bigger brothers, although “the lower priced compacts will always be a surefire method of warding off the invasion of our market by foreign imports." Within a very few years, Rodger Mid. the industry will once again be able to classify cart m low priced, medium priced or luxury eara. The duytler and Imperial dl-rtaian chief engineer said the real challenge la the future of j the auto Industry was with the j engineers. -. “The engineers are going to have to figure out how ip make cars less costly while maintaining quality,’’ he said. “Cart of the future will be to be lighter without a low. of power, smaller on tfee outside W just at big or bigger on the inside and easier to buy without using cheaper materials.’’ Cool Air Wave Ends Hot Time in Ol' Midwest By The Associated Press Cool air spread across wide areas in the midebntinent today,] marking the end of a prolonged heat wave in many sections.____J Hot weathet; continued in the, Southeast and a warming trend reported • in eastern sections of the country. f ] Showers and thunderstorms] Niece of Kemp GARDEN CITY (UP! I — The niece of fwice-bomriS! Defrost restauranteur Harry "Red” Kemp was threatened with a bombing. Mrs. Shirley Jackson. S4, told Garden <3ty police a bwded man rang her doorbell late Wednesday! night and told her: “ShMey Jadoon. yoBr houae is going to be bombed. 'Hma he turned and fled in Me car. Mrs. Jackson told police she had beta getting anonymous phone calls roundly telling her that friends or reialtvea had been killed or Injured. All the Information turned cut to he false, she said. Kemp's restaurant in w Detroit was damaged in ■-July. Another bomb went his Grouse Pedate home last damaging the garage and a ] Mrs: Jackson’s husband, [operates a gas station. sehtor slAlfatoikti ftl the Michigan Republican party, r Mrs. Brown died Wednesday at Mason General Hospital after a 10-day illness. She was active in GOP political circles during her husband’s long,'tenure as officeholder. a k * Brown, retired publisher of the Ingham County News and a former president of the Michigan Press Association, also was auditor general ahd a five-term member of the House of Representatives; .. • SPECIALIZED 7 SERVICE • TV • HI-PI ' • RADIO •TAPE RECORDERS • P. A. SYSTEMS • OFPICI INTER-COMS • WEBCOR FACTORY SERVICE BLAKE RADIO-TV TO CELEBRATE THE OF OUR NEW WEST SIDE STORE 16*0 S. TeleuranK iSEE OUR GRAND OPENING VALUES DOWNTOWN IS K. Pike WIST SIDE 1640 S. Teleqroph Rd. off at month. , fence. Sidney. DONE DMT *474J- ^T^WUVniD ■eat, PLUS: Heater, Federal Tax, Sales Tax, Urania, Title aad Credit life (Menace. JOHN J. SMITH . Dodga, Inc. 211 S. SAGINAW ST. PE 3-7055 McCandless Will Furnish Free Latex Paint* for the Walls of Any Room We Carpef-During Our Sept. Sale! *Mec-Q«lec or Gliddeft k» any ready■^wixad color axcap* white. Regular *7.95 SC95 % 1,1. U 6HM FOR ONLY MeCaadliesa ■ CARPETS 2 from COTTON , TWEED ^ CMKT n, YC CANDY STRIPE ■■■■•• law. •»»« Al Wool T Nark Weave ^ I 5 teebaetefrem Sq. Yd. IAN Wed ' Scslplired ** CAtPET _________ Ref, $11.95 Sq. Yd. VINYL FLOOR COVERING Fraa Estimates •B ■' Counter Topo and Floor ItitlalloHont , McCANDLESS 11 N. Perry St. FE 4-2531 6 THE PONTIAC PRESS. FRIDAY,,SEPTEMBER 9, i960 SEVENTEEN American Seating Firm Creates, Fills New Post GRAND RAPIDS «n • ouio p*w»m sincf ijc Mr*. Tshombe Arrives'' he has one citation for meritorious* ,,7” ,.,u- ... •ervk». M« promotion ii)m ef-jin Brussels; Airs Weir LANSJNG MUtrPottc* Dr-j*^ | BRUSSHJ. M«l«m All members and their fajnUtosjfar a lay BURMEISTER S -OPEN DAILY 8 A M. to 8 P. M. - SUNDAYS 10 A. M. to 3 P. M. BURMEISTER'S—OPEN DAILY 8 A M. to 8PM SUNDAYS 10 A M to 3 P. M. BURMEISTER'S- i CASH-WAYDOLLARS do A LONG WAY at BURMEISTER’S LUMBER and HARDWARE lasiaws is latter Tbaa Eva si BURMEISTER’S Than Mail Is a Raasoa WON’T YOU GIVE US A TRY? LAST CALL! 215 lb. Shingles 800 SQS. TO BE SOLD AT THIS EXTRA LOW PRICE ALL IN EXCELLENT CONDITION NO SECONDS - STANDARD COLORS IN STOCK INSULATED SHAKES,- SAVE. R«o. S19.95.SI6.95 to. ASBESTOS SIDING GOLD BOND - SAVE, Rag. $17.93 $13.95 tq- 15* 432 FT. ROLL FELT. $175 30* 216 FT. ROLL FELT ........ _ 175 PONY RIDES BRING THE KIDDIES OUT FOR A PONY RIDE .., WHILE YOU 1 SHOP AT BURMEISTER’S! S lbs. GRASS SEED *149 WEN Electric Soldering Gun #199 $A95 Reg. $7.95 Closing Out Prmnt Stock off WIN Equipment, but Wo Hovt o Good Supply on Hand Ideal Medicine Cabinet nr With Fluorescent Lights ond Chrome Rep. SO.IS - SALS MICE 16x20 Cobingt ChpwwowyFflWHi %S Mahogany Interior Flesh Doors Strictly Grade A—Specie! 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Iran (APi-inm h* f nFTBOIT (it - item * Comets lmp0,ed »**“"** ‘“P*1 ***** °° | DETROIT lit - mw Hn» wflT tnrreeie' the; were sold during August than to pr^ 0f perfume six times stud, EARLY BIRD SPECIAL Crowds Today ©KTRpIT < UPI > — The Michi- sold last mom jgan State Fair appears headed for jio.407 Mercury {new attendance record. Continentals, K f A total of 46.009 persons passed through the fairgrounds'Rates {Thursday — Old Timers Day — to I bring the seven-day attendance to W1.77IT Hxt seven-day total in the I record year of 1956 was 587.247. I calling contest* Consolette Amazing Valse! MAYORS DIM? SS STRIKE - This was the scene as mayors of Michigan cities served by the Grand Trunk Western Railroad met to discuss the nine-day Grand Trunk strike. The third matt frotn the bottom at tha left is Mayor Philip E. Rdwston of Pontiac. JIUuvtzYV EIGHTEEN THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 9. i960 Song Bernon and William Detectors Cable Parents Inviting Them to | hand eamcerto aad an Ice revae. ! For the teen-ager* the Mg event of the day will be the "Harvest of] SUra.” with Brian Hyland. Brenda {Lee, the Brothers Four and other! {teen idols. The show will get un-; jder wav at g mn. in the coliseum. Among winners in the horse per-1 jfornutnee competition Thursday] were: • L. Appainosa: grand champion male and female — Buster Uwther, ! South Lyon; reserve champion male-and female —‘ Lee Caron, : I Milford _ ... .._______U-U | Morgan: grand champion male—i | Both cable, ended the ume Waller Carroll. Green Hill Taim. way—with an invitation to the|*Wink!ft*m-j parents to visit their sons in the ~ ■ 1 ■r “ ~~r“~ p . r Harry Truman Feels taViiK; S“ m,*]No love for Nikita ell said. Finish LITTLE GIRLS' DRESS CARNIVAL FOR BACK-TO-SCHOOL R.(. $1.98, Sizag l-6x . * ... r...-. ^ ; CARLOAD 1 SECTIONAL SALE! 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' ^rttas and the Mitchells re-lthey only concern the resulting' “If you wish to visit me here I Truman had this brief comment ---------------------------------wwuihiAattwsw am flwwin# tan »Ml« any1 ume iirmt nnuw i a in'mda.v un Swtet ’Piuniu, Mitota ■ive. you,” Martin jKhrutritchev’s forthcoming aea trip pi's cable mid. “Your refusal to join the chorus] of public condemnation led by the The Martins said they had no United Matas administration un- Mention^ *,*<*«„ to the Soviet] celved cablegriuhs Thui*day lKmTlr^*mrrtt (tod suffering yoU 'final their sons. ly- ~3~•" mofter must he endur^g,” Mifch-|he glad t THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, I960 j TWENTV-OCT MICHIOAW In turning "down the motion; of warrant* wat t~ 'discretionary" matter to be decided by the prftapcutor and justice after determining whether there was auf-ficicnt evidence la the caae. The Judge turned down a mo- by thie West Elghl MlIe Cominu- ] nity Club, a group described by' Its attorneya as a civic improve-) and remodeled Inferior. 19 N. Sael. The writ eougbt by the club New lighting, floor and display would direct the Issuance of ear- ) cases provide access to a line of raats agalust the township Herb work clothes and camping equip-and tewmhip beard members, ment. Tbs petition alleged that the | Opening last Tuesday, the store •fffclaJa vtalsted state law tu has already announced plan* for fstltog to peat the annual town- enlargement. Ellen Schafer of Rochester; and Judith Eckhold of Berkley, Mias South Oakland County. They aig pictured with Ekta» C. Hoeegait (left) of Drayton Plains, chairman of the Stpte Fair Commission, and LL Gov. John M. Swainson. There drere 44 Michigan queens competing for the crown won by Janet Lindke of 'Ooewell, Miss tranemM: TOW! — tyay Hw pretty hranty qiiaono frmw Oak- land County were nmnersup for the title of Miss MkhigSa Stats Fair in the annual competition, held in Detroit. They are (from left) Sharron Stanton of For tide, Miss Rolladium Queen; Sandra Sheldon, Miss Lake Orion; Barbara Coe of Waterford Township, Michigan Chiropractic Queen of Posture; Romeo Peach Queen Jo. Mediator Calls UsioflfllknllBillillHl BM fill IIIIWmWl UJIIM lillil| Company Into Session; HI Disagreement Whittled j ^ow j, ^ time to save for yourself — for oil gilt occasions ufcood — tiron Chrlsfntes. Como wm Annbuia ... /wl' *"» «• o*e now jommod pocktd with new Holiday merchandise at low, low Foil price*. 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Division leaders continued to refrain from comment “S''' > ‘ ton any effect the eight-day {rug Cost Shield Asked by Army Purchasing Chief Tails Probars Ha's Referred Casas to Justice Dapt. WASHINGTON (AP) The chief buyer of medicines for the armed' forces asked Congress today tor more authority to protect the government against overcharges by drug manufacturers. * * > Rear Adm. William u Knickerbocker testified he has had some "pretty frustrating" experience* strike might have on operations. It is estimated that 13 JBLslmuht L are laid off in Michigan as a result of the strike over working conditions by 1,000 workers of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen. Mayor Louis C. MirUal of Detroit told the mayors of 14 Mch- manufacturers for contracts prices he deemed too high. He said he has referred some' of these instances to the Justice Department for investigation. Us prepared testimony did not name any firms involved. Knickerbocker la executive director of the MlUtary Medical Supply Agency la Brooklyn, N.Y., which spent «SM million last year to bay medical pUea fir fee armed tones. The Senate Antitrust and Monopoly subcommittee planned to hear more testimony from Dr. W. G. Malcolm, president of the American Cysnimid Co. of ’New York City, before calling Knickerbocker to the witness stand. ESf|OSBI ALLEGATIONS * The subcommittee headed -by San. Estes Kefauver, D-Tenn., is exploring allegations of monopolistic practice and profiteering by s 17.7 par cent profits earned by Its medicine-producing Ledsrte Laboratories i year wen "fair aad Mayor Philip E. Rowston was one of those present when the mayors met with company and Union representatives to une a quick settlement of the dispute. * * * * ’ Prompted by die mayors, negotiators continued talks last night but a 90-minute session failed to produce any results. ♦ ♦ .★ The tpayors recommended that arbitrators be called in if direct negotiating produces no settlement. ALL REPORT LOSSES All the mayors whose cities are served by the railroad repprted incurred and would continue mount until the work rujes dispute is over. Thomas Kay, Flint deputy city ‘.manager, said the strike already has affected 7.900 Chevrolet ‘ ere there and could affect another 12,000 if it continues. ♦ * * Kay said Fisher Body plant No. 2 is down to a four-day supply of steel. The plant makes Chevrolet bodies. The rail walkout also could cfoae Chevrolet assembly operations at Flint by the end of next He's Doing His Part, Do Yours DRIVER BEWARE — With some 50,000 youngsters starting to school this week in the Pontiac area, city police, sheriffs deputies and state police are warning drivers to be extra cautious. Here Pontiac Patrolman Raymond 8olwrid gives assistance to children near Mark Twain Elementary School. The youngsters are Kathleen Prior, Marty Green, Jerry Mahrie, Terry Fraga, Jenny Green, Patrick DeWys and Gary DeWys. Parents are urged to remind their children that policemen, crossing guards quid safety patroF'boys an on duty to help them. longo Premier .ikely to Tell Troops: Get Out Dag's Edict Against Outside Hwlp Riles Fiery Premier LEOPOLD VILLK, I the Congo (JR *—> Premier Patrice Lumumba pressed toward aihowdown tonight in his tumultuous relations with the United Nations, h -appears almost certain Wat he Intends again to demssld withdrawal of U.N. forces from the Congo. Lumumba and his followers are miffed by the Ujt. ncutralltmxffiy. newly Illustrated by Secretary-General Dag Hammarokjokfis call In New York for Security Council action to halt the flow of outside aid 16 the waTring factions. Hammarskjhid’s call presumably was directed against the weapons, transports and teehte-clans flowing from the Soviet btoo to the Congolese army, which Re wants disarmed, though it might alto apply to Belgian backing far rebel Katanga Province. w ould eau beck today some MM workers oat of aboai n- I Donna Picks Cuba Target Over Florida And so, still another time, the Stars and Stripes floated from all three positions. > * This U. 8. team has nude aa awful m—key at my predict!— that rarely would this happ— agate and I’m happy to report how mistaken I was. How wrong can y— get la forecast*? Ask me. Our expert* are quietly congratulating themselves on capturing the decathlon. A determined, grim-faced contestant from Chine grabbed a bold of big, lovable Refer Johnson’s track pants in the first event and never let go. Nationalist China's K. C. Yang emerged from the Oriental shadows without wanting or fanfare and gave Johnson the battle of his life. hnaoa wen one event outright Yang won tour and tied tor another. In (his 10 event affair, the (Continued on Page 2, OoL 2) AU students In other classes who are new to the Pontiac School District were to report to their schools this morning tor , orientation and scheduling. Tomorrow, all students in grades 8, 9, li and 12 are to report to their homeroom teachers at 8:80 a. m. for their first toll day of classes, Parent* are —rolliag children entering kindergarten today aad tomorrow. Kindergarten chose* will begin meeting Monday at all school*. School administrators have estimated that a total of 20,336 students will enroll in Pontiac Public schools this fall... INCREASE OF 400 “Most of them will be in by tomorrow, but we always have handful 6f late registrants,” said Dr. Philip Proud, assistant superintendent. This I* — lacr— of about 4SS from the total ewrslln—it of of 1MM ta September ISM. This year’s estimates call tor 12,568 students from kindergarten through the 6th grade; 4,422 in grades 7-9; 2,932 in grades 10-12; pnd about 215 in other classifications such as special education Attof, This adds up to an Increase over last year in elementaiy grades and junior high, but a drop in high school enrollment. The schedule la Waterford (Continued on 'Page 2, Col. 3). Con-Con Urgers Step Up Effort? Petition* Have Ample Valid Name* Required for Statewide Vote MIAMI, Fla. (AP) — Hurricane Donna roared relentlessly westward today and it appeared that Cuba might be hit by the fuU force of the killer storm. The danger to south Florida faded as Do—a, with 119 dead la her violent wake, failed to swing Into n mere northerly path as huricaaeo eft— de in approaching this area. “It rarely happens but jm this case-it appears that the storm center might hit the 'north coast of Cuba," chief storm forecaster Gordon Dunn reported. * * ,* *W« expect a slight turn to the north bit Donna could remain far enough 'south — that Miami will gef off rather eegy,* In Today's Press ‘mtWR mu. - JtaJJ Johnson* IN M WMWB ME Drive has few* « ham recipe tor beating pretty lfyear-oid miss is e he heat, Ml tohaa tow anas to do it. 1 LANSING US - With Statewide referendum assured, sappnrter* ef controversial constitutional convention proposal today si efforts to win voter approval Nov. 8. ' - dr * * More than 25,000 car . bumper stickers urging a “yes” vote on the proposal already have been distributed, said Donald M. Oakes, executive sercetary -of Citizens four Michigan. More stickers and other advertising materials will be handed out as funds become available, he said. Cltii—s for Michigan, together 1th the Michigan League ef Worn— Voters and the Mate if Commerce, led (he drive to pat the proposal before jreas of lie* charged the United Nation* «dth Interfering In the Congo’s polltl-cal oeafUrt—highlighted by the feud baton un the premier dad ' President Joseph Kaos vubu-and » U.N. will bo tak— itarito. The announcement was issued in . the wake of the National Assembly's action Wednesday voiding attempts by the conservative president and the left-leaning premier to fire «acl) other from their jobs. * '.# * The press office communique described the Assembly's action as an annulment of Kasavubu’s ouster order. It also Indicated that the pre- The three members present agreed that petitions circulated by supporting organizations contained ample valid signature* to meet requirement* for a statewide vote. Bernard J. Apol, deputy state elections director, said a spot check showed “at least 250,600 valid signatures," nearly 19,000 over the minimum don over Ms acceptance of Soviet aid la the troubled Congo. “The government confirms that tbs army and the police have not obeyed the order of the chief of state to lay down their .anas,” said the communique!. “On tha contrary, the army ana police jr republf bon in SHUT RADIO, AIRFIEUM The announcement indicated a showdown was at hand with*: tha U. N. which His silenced the Leopoldville radio, and shut down traffic at airfields despite the pre^ mier’s protests. It appeared almost certain that Lumumba intended to demand that the U. N. pull its force! out of the Congo. The UJf. acting under Ms Security Council mandate, ha* lakes a stronger stand In the * past few days to try to avert civil war ta Kasai Province (Continued on Page 2, Col. 5) Miss Michigan Tops in Talent THE PONTIAC PRKSS. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER », 1X0 All deluxa quality. Key locked, many with drawers, light and dark natural finishes. AROMATIC-CEDAR lined. , , eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee Wrought bon M|HRMMMpBraas Finish Fresh slock of famous brands include Pall Milt, Salim, Win* Ston, Viceroys, Kents etc. (Plua 7c MX) » ' ......., j 'BANKERS CHOlCr 71 CIGARS Bm «f 50 Ay TEXASWARE pettems. Original factory cartons. TfrO Satellite Chiefs Also on Board Rod leader Likely Willi Live on His Ship While at U.N. Meeting MOSCOW *AP)-NUdU Khrush chev wfi| sail aboard a Soviet ship1 for the U,N. General Assembly In New Yerk. Leaders of the Soviet satellites may travel with Mm and hold a floating Communist summit conference. * * * The Soviet Premier is leaving! tins weekend—probably .Friday—j aboard the 7,494-ton passenger ship Baltika, formerly known as die Vyacheslav Molotov. it it O There was a possibility the BaV-j ttka may anchor hi New York's Eaat*Rtv*r amt that Khrushchev| may live aboard. He could commote to U.N. headquarters by launch to avoid hostile street demonstrations. * * A The New York correspondent of Pravda. the Communist party organ. wrote that Khrushchev's decision to lead the Soviet delegation to the General. Assembly “has thrown into confusion Unofficial quarters.’’ SAYS U.B. CONFUSED The dispatch said Washington The Day in Birmingham Register tor Series of Craft, Hobby Classes BIRMINGHAM - The Blrming-un Community House is now accepting registrations for the fell aeries of craft and hobby classes, it eras announced today. U A * - * Director of Adult Education for the House Myra Shopman urges that all persons interaMed in tbs wide variety of dasaes offered this year register immediately since each class is limited hi size. * BEHIND THE BCkNlfiB — Congressman Alvin M. Bentley (center), Republican candidate lor the U. S. Senate, learns the mechanics of a newspaper pfint shop in' a visit to The Pontiac Pres*. Explaining their’ Jobs are Philip L. Dworin (left) and Allan H. Crawford. Bentley . spent yesterday campaigning in Oakland County. officials "are afraid ’ of NikltaL. , r f , attendance to SUlt SelVCS Khrushchev'! UK. sessions.'’ and tint "an unbeing conducted In the (Ameri- at Miracle Mile Store cap) press and radio. 1 *■*.*■. | Bloomfield Township police today In Washington, the State Depart ;are looking for the best-dressed merit press, officer, Lincoln Whited thieves in town, said he knew of no reauest by * ' „ the Soviet premier to |o any-j Hie search loathe clothes horses Rep. Bentley Suggests Cold Shoulder tor K WiiHam Saylor Service for William Saylor, 30, ■on of Mr. and lira. Wilbur E. Saylor of 1930 Island Lane, Bloomfield Township, «4U be 3 p.m. Friday at Kirk in die Hills. Entombment will be in Woodlawn Mausoleum. ' • dr * Mr. Saylor died at hie home The dasaes, many of which begin the week of Sept If, are bold at all hours of every Week day for men. women and yt la. The courses include art appreciation, creative pottery, ballroom dancing, enameling and silver work, a women’s exercise class, first aid and flower arrangements. Other fluHi offered are gar-dening and garden design, a do-It • ywraelf hem* wurkshap A student, he was a member of Kirk in the Hills and the Bloomfield 4-H Chib. tether is (he director of advertising for the- Kelvins tor Corp. • .Sr ♦ # * Surviving besides his parents are a sister, Lds, a hsother, Hobart E., and ilia grandparents, Mr. and Mnk L. G. Saylor of Pennsylvania. popular that It wtH be heM three timet a. week en both bektenihg The U4. Coast Guard Auxiliary^ will teach a 'course in seamanship and safe boat handling. 'i it- it. w Then will also be a sewing and tailoring dess, a writer’s workshop and a youth program in painting and drawing. To Cite Pontiac at Convention City Group Attending Municipal Meeting to Get Report Award Georg* W. Romney, president of American Motors Corp., will be the main speaker at the (2nd annual convention of the Michigan Municipal League Sept. 21-23 hi Grand The Birmingham Great Book* group will resume meetings /Sept 22 at t pm. in the Birmingham Community House with A discussion of Aeschylus' “Prometheus Bound,” announced chairman Edward X. Tuttle today. _ ^__________ _______________________ ___________________ New Yorkers should “stand tojthrough the streets of New York wbete in'the United#States other'ia the result of a theft early today the streets with their backs Cily. itin the New York*area. Com- of 100 men’s suits from the Lion turned” when Premier. Nikita ^ munist delegates to the United Na-.Store in the Miracle Mile shopping Khruahchev arrives at the United _ __ w _ tions must get special permission!center. Nations this -month, Republican „houlder*the flatted tender hi a from the State Department to trav- At least two burglars broke into senatorial candidate A1 y.in ■ M. Incheon -rmse to the Pontiac ei outside the area. the store between 5 and ( a.m.'Bentley said today. j cjvttaa dab ♦ A * [today, made their selections apdj '* * * .. '.I Hofei. Diplomatic sources here said.left, police said. They even took! "Nothing would bother this little the top leadera of the Soviet (the coat bangers, according to po-: egotist more,” Bentley added, The turned backs, he said, would | Union’s European allies would be lice; “than to be greeted by * mam** a symbol of contempt “tor the ."?**.*?** ""ULSgry** Khrushchev s shipmates for high-1 ^ n.ts were vahied from $55 demonstration of turned back* if! man who is becoming a curse in 8 level strategy talks during the At-10 jgg Mc|, / - (he dares to travel by motorcade our generatk*. 1' ----------- w * » I The only requirement*, be aaid. .He told bis listeners that Khrush- for a protective member are a chev apparently is planning to | questioning mind and interest in arrive in New York “with a Ions books. There is no obligation to string of his East European puppetjattend every meeting, no duel or committees, emphasised Tuttle. Untie crossing, which may take|.__ mne or ten days. The Communist! • £S£SS?W. S- Athletes Outshine Prediction of Publisher surprise. The Soviet premier usually travels by air. This will'be his first ocean voyage although he made a shorter sea trip to England in 1966 aboard the cruiser Ordonzhikidee with the then Premier Nikolai Bulganin. (Continued From Page One) 1,600 meter is last and an exhaust ed field faced the final grind. Several times the Easterner tried to break away,. but the plodding, heavy-footed Johnson kept within a few yards and won the title. "I hope that every single American will remember that Khrushchev is the man who tried to humiliate our president at the Sum- village and when the Big Show is concluded, U will be turned into a modern housing development. 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U the fates are kind, Ok may not even have to shake hands with Ida former bouaagaert, although he will probably go to the U.N. to uorreet Nikita’s expected lies. The other vis4|«r, Japanese Crown Prince Tsugu Nominya Akihlto, will he wined and diaad at die White House, and will occupy the Prament’s guest bouse during his throealay Washington visit beginning dept 27. From hero the Prince and Crown Princess Mtehiko, whom he wooed and-won on a tennis court, will proceed to New York, when they » agate. A year age, even egh MkMe’e Impending tear i Sappsaa# to bring pronelei that long in the United States. ralvBS VISIT NO SPECIAL PROBLEM j Some of the mortification that! «ar Security arrangements ter Prince #* royal family undoubtedly «it- hewer Mt M Akihito present no apodal problem. *• reflected in the fact that AmeHcaas t.i despite the tact that Ms govero- «he prince has virtually halved Usj mate visitor, ment had to withdraw its invtta- icfended vtofl. Instead d the desnitel tion to President Eisenhower on three*>4our weeks tour orRiss* *7* taTThl —--------L^ir" planned, it will now begin Sept, ** tnt be kind to Khrushchev week" don't eroa need s pa—port to • i New York. came. Letters of protert about!NM»rt Whal Khrushchov dor. need la a $JL Hous^^nd of Potto* protection, and this white House ana a king-aixe problem. 1! he taegt; yet our government Is Pow-|K hll ^tngs to The island of *£•“ Manhattan, the UA Is bound by ST .^2LW“" « N. d»«, « pnMk No 'I dlmgraeetal Tokyo riot* that The security problem paoed by I This time it will be different; gravely threatened the misty M j Premier Kkiaahfhe* ’» amamp- Ike, after being pUbUdy insulted Ittridiattel P re* a Secretary j ttea at a (Uf. tele la mmethiag at the abortive Palis Summit Con-James C. Hagerty. add led to ilody'i Ag* No S»er»* *». u, | A judge in Gudrovillart Italy.I®**** ******* * recently asked actress .Anita Ek- ' .. / iborg> how old she was. "That's! 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Winston Hathaway indicates the ceremonies focus on the Republican presides tial nominee's attendance and deliver. of a “non-political” address. • . * * * . An invitation also is being extended to Gov. G. Mermen Williams as a dedication guest. sary trips to the store,” stormed /y^ / Wilbur. "My / j&J married life has L/M/ been one long • emergency." BOYLE “You never keep enough of anything in this house. We’re always running out of everything—Just when we need it. Whatever I want no matter what it IS, *e're fresh out of,” he complained. adhesive bandages, 90 packets of razor blades. 24 bottles of shaving lotion, 24 cans of pushbutton “Well, I tell you, fm sick and tired of living this way. What we need in-tjiis house is a little planning—then we won't have these shortages. I’ni going to solve this problem once and for alk” NOISY EXIT - Wilbur dapped on his hat and left. He banged the front door ao loudly the startled cat leaped to < the top of an armchair in nervous I alarm. But Trellis Mae merely! food, a case of canned chill, a case of assorted soups, two cases of peanut butter, a case of bottled olives, a case of mustard, five cases of catsup and three cases of sardines and anchovies. j They brought 20 pounds of Muskegon’s International Hockey League entry. Officials are also) considering an open house fori public ice skating, one of the] principal uses anticipated for the Back Yard Blaze Not From Space JOCKEY FOR MARKS - If your son told you he was oft for the race track when you thought he was supposed to be going to school you might be concerned; that is unless you lived in Crete, nr. Pending completion of ■ new grade school, CAMBRIDGE. Mass. (AP)-TRs Smithsonian Astrophysics! Ob-eervatorv has ruled cqt the pos-l ability fiery objects found in s’ Hartford. Ootm.. backyard tost! Sunday night came from outer ' Rods Sign Agreement i to Give Help to Syria j MOSCOW (API1— The Soviet Union signed in agreement Wednesday to help build a railroad and factories in the Syrian j region of. the United Arab Republic. The agreement calls for Soviet tectuhcal help in building a 480-mile railroad, a nitrogen fertilizer toctory, and a k|bricat- Today’s Pronunciation guide: By United Aess International •Bakwanga, Kasai (Bahk-wahn'-gah) . Hammarskjold, Dag (Dahg Hahm’-mebr-ahuld) Kalonji, Albert (Kah-lhan'-jee) Kamina,' tbs'Congo (Kah-mee-aah) Kasavubu, Congo president (Ksh-ssft-voo-boo) Katanga (Kuti-tang’-guh) Lumumba, Patrice (Loo-moom-lmh) , Tshombe, Premier (Tuh-shohm’-bee) Mailmen Nix Glowing Cover Alter two days of study and anaylsis. the scientists reported Wednesday night the objects an not fragments of S meteor or space vehicle. they are, said the report, composed primarily of common compounds and metal that had been subjected to; high temperature, and of terrestrial origin. “Objects such as meteorites, or satellites ranch high temperatures aa they enter the atmosphere," said the report. “They cool before they reads the ground. Flaming debris from such objects Is Jbe-, LITTLE ROCK. Ark. 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SEPTEMBER H, limit Free Course in Boat Piloting Offered This Fall1 Classes to Be Registration* Planned at SOuthfioid High Next Week A tree course in piloting toe bow owners will be held this Full under the sponsorship of the Detroit Power Squadron. * 1 The desses will be held at Southfield High School, rflghiaod Park High School «nd Eastland Center. Registrations-will be held nest w eek, on Monday at Eastland on Tuesday at Southfield High and on Wednesday at Highland Park, at 7:30 p.m. at each location. [effect at wverri facilities at Ken- ' sington Metropolitan Fault near j Milford durinf the month of Sep-L | t ember, according to David 0.1 Laitfiaw. park superintendent ' | I - SWIMMING, dependtnc upon I weather conditions, is available ai ' Martindale Beach dally from f a.m. to 5:30 pm. through Sunday,] | September 1L Food aervioe is ten-| tatively scheduled to remain open I through Friday, September 9. ! BOAT RENTALS are available! | daily through September 11 and! on week-ends only through the balance of September. ISLAND qi KEN. si replies'of the old Mludulppl Riverton). I provides U-mlnute ,t—f around I Kent lakp Ally through Rep-tMuber It asd sa Saturday aad ‘ Sunday thereafter while the | weather remain* favorable. Tsar I hours arc It noon tog p.m. anil i fare* ate M cents far children - daily. . , ' I INFORMATION B UI L DIKti j ! hours are from X a m. to fi p.m. [ ['Saturday and Sunday only. Tito I building hr located inside the park > ’inear the main entrance tfom tlsej ‘[Grand River Expressway (U.S. j 11C). Large picnic groups are re-! , quested to Inform personnel at [[the park office or information [ building of their location. Plcnickfflg, hikes, scenic drive* AHA .. * l . 11 n k.IA t... .. Rowing Club ctrw dockside at Hetdey-en-Thamee, England. The swepswingem competed Jin the Henley Royal Regatta VISITOR’S DAV — A toddler on a string, one-year-old Alison Harvey, couldn’t resist paying her relpects to members of the Twickenham runs 88 miles'on lakes and rivers Along mast of the route the water In shallow and, aa a result, a light breeze raiaea wave* that are steep and close together. j Inland skippers are sometimes surprised to find that their local waterways can be rougher than average coastal and Great Lakes waters. One year 220 Jboafti started and only 20 got back to the finish Une. To handle tills torn/ of fast going each driver knee la in his small racing utility outboard and uses his weight to balance the boat on turns and tricky seas, Evety contestant must wear a life Jacket and helmet. Fuel tasks are fastened down ao that they1 cannot break loose and slam/around the boat. * Still, when /the waves* an too Pleasure craft' now travel at speeds few facing boats could top 10 yean ago: The family boat’ cruises farther and (aster more safely than ever before, and the owner must handle lit more carefully. It can run through heavier seas and pull mot* water skiers, but it cannot provide ] more skill and judgment .for the are available in September and October. . NO FORMAL COLOR TOURS ARE AVAILABLE, but the beat time to see tall colors will be announced later tor Kensington Metropolitan Park. , The parte phone is MU 44245 (Milford Exchange). and ether objects. On completion of the course andi passing of a final examination a certificate to awarded by. the Power Squadron. In addition, the Michigan Waterways Commission will issue a second certificate to those successfully completing the course. Many states have instituted or are considering licensing pleasure boat operators similar to that of auto operators. Should Michigan .loin the list of states requiring licenses ftp* boat operators, the Michigan Waterways Commission anticipates that holders of the certificates granted as result of these courses will not be required to take a test or training course. Pleasure Boat !Owners Should Calculate Fuel I' NATURE CENTER, with various | seasonal exhibits, is open for pub-j 'lie viewing Saturday and Sunday Each craft carried a driver and passenger, and again showed lessons important to the family boatman. Taflks and steering gear must be properly installed, equipment and passengers placed for proper balance, handles and grab mils ao that the crew cm hold on. No boats that failed to finish were damaged. SMALL Him — On Lake'Gloria in the Pennsylvania; hills, small sister acts as dockmaster. Only a mile long and 300 yards wide, the late is active with all kinds of water sports. One of the commonest tasks of a passing boat to keep from taklng patrol boats to towing to pert ideas- it against his aide, ure boats which have run out of He balances hia boat carefully fuel. The Mercury outboard peo- before trying tight turns, and pie say that newcomers to boat- spends long hours M making sure tog are often so* accustomed ^tojbcfbre a race that all equipment finding gasoline stations every-]**tightly stowed, where along highways that they: * * * . [ do not remember that such farftt-j The Winnebagoland Marathon | ties are less plentiful on the —Nr-}*”* a< ftpd A* Lac. Wto. and way*. . > .. . j Develop the seasoned boatman's: habit of hetofg Crutotog-ranxe con 50GK AdVGTltUTe srious, and ea$e yourself the eni-j. .. —. barrassment of running out of fuel, jjj Jy©W ArQaS Many out-of-gas incidents to»-j f _ volve boaters who have been using! With OlIuDOGIu their craft on smalt lakes near, home. The consequences of run- » the spirit of adventure runs) tog out of fort on such waters are-jtft your veins, your outboard cab io trivial that theV have not bbttHhelp you satisfy that longing tor ered fo learn how many milea a far-away places and untraveled tarils of gas will take them. ; areas, A river or lake in the next 'Then at' vacation time, they county can your own personal far skiing looked safer than some other large, waterway activities we have seen where bost movements offshore resembled a waterborne traf-[ fic fans. More fun per,mile of water tur-, fane to not limited to any ope tec-t tion of toe country. Artificial lakes are being built In the praif le and desert states. ’ California haa water straight-•ways to test speeds of specially-' developed racing craft. Ovals .tor [ lap racing and water skiing are ’ planned. The boatman,of modntain and plain has wpter aports. i Eddie Amro has won the Bel-* gnont Stakes six times. He Drat LATROBE, Pp. (NEA) — How much wator to needed for pleasure boating? The question is being answered throughout the country on waterways that would have been too small In the peat. Hard by Latrobe, in Pennsylvania's rolling hills, for example, naan lakes will have launching ramp, parking area for cart and trailers and speedy water skiers circling one section. Fishermen uae another area. A beach for swimmers may-edge the far ride. - travel la Ike same directiaa. ' The safety rule. that calls for \ three to water ski to enforced. The boat driver watches the water ' ahead and often has a wide-angle - rear view mirror An observer be-[ side him faces aft and keeps cbn-' riant check on the skier. | Once a skier falls,' he immediately tips up one ski to indicate he to ' all right and to mark his position. The observer in the tow craft holds up one arm as well to show the boat Is circling back tor a pick- 292 squadrons in the U.S. Lari year nearly 500 people registered for the courses. New boat owners and prospective boat owners along with old hands are Invited to attend the classes. There are no restrictions as to reglrimnts and nb.entrance requirements. Tawos Room Start Today ] Seventy-! taw as errr (upd ■ two boats yesterday competed to final qualifying races for entry in the international lightning Sailing Champkariltip Regatta. Championship races begin today, Boat Publications From 0BC Are Free Boating has to be more organized with only limited amounts of water*. It apparently can be safer as well. The Visiting boatman is instructed where he can go fast. Waters he must avoid completely to stay away from swimmers are pointefl day and a final beat on Saturday. Host to Use regatta to Tawas Bay Yacht dub, small eat dub ever to host the championship races. ANGLE FOR CONTROL - Sheets of spray fly from A racing boat as the driver erasures waves at so angle to give him more control. Skippers of pleasure b6at* should take note. FINAL CLEARANCE Our Lots It Your Gain . 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The vastness of the tfea ! makes it impossible for any sig-j ; nificant number of people-to de-| rive any benefit from this beau-! I tiful locality If they are not aL lowed access to it In their own motorboats,” Dyer testified. | RULES OF THE ROAD — The boatman on the left Supper) ■lows Ms boa* to allow the boat approaching from his right to pro-. ceed, as the boat at the right has the right-of-way. He waits until the other boat passes and then proceeds oh his own oourse. This to one of the baric Rules of the {toad* that a boat approaching from toe right has the right-of-way. Complete Inside WINTER STORAGE • Refinish • Revarnish • Motor Tune-up • Hauling Start your outboard engine with ut and Hava it raady to go next spring. j DETROIT — Rookie-center Bob; Scholtr of the Detract Lions is a! licensed pilot and 'a graduate elec-, trical engineer. I , Bill Dyer. OBQ legislative anal* yat, made the statement in testimony before a Department of Interior public .hearing August 28! •t Idaho Falls, Idaho, on proponed] park service regulations tor Yellowstone Lake.: -The Outboard Boating Chib of America is the national anaociatfcm .representing the outboard apart and industry. | : Dyer also said the parjt service plan would end fishing from boats I IflO the upper arm* of the lake. | Complete Fireplace Equipment ‘Virtually nothing know* to j See the New INI Corsair ky Century «.70*IS »£.i lk 7.50xU sEIla v ■> No Money Down HARKLESS-OTT Sale* & Service FE 47121 OLIVER Motor Sales. Inc. 210 Orchard Lake FE 2-9101 58 W. Mka FI 4.1*01 BIBB TftE PONTIAC PRESS, '‘THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER A 1960 make mum MAN mTeT E •( the year 2024? lain tkty ciyld rapapalata tk« wrll! TONY CURTIS 2nd HU "A Question of Infidelity" He had jg buried V her alive in tike feooda.. MBdoowsbe haunts him with ft shrieking madness! . HORRIFICALLY FUNNY ! ! ! tri teiey Says They’ll Be Supreme ' \ GM Slow on Compact Predictions Brightness Hidden Under Baskets of Publicity BY BBN IWBGAB DETHOJIT, - General Rotors apparently still is eat r support George Romney’s theory km the eventual supremacy M Romney, who has rambled to ’iuocesa aa president of American Motors, maintains smaller cars could account lor 90 per cent of •B new automobiles sold to this to pick cotamy next year, (or the industry it least'two dhlrisaal gen- Ed COie, alio sold about 250,000 of hi, 1960 •model corvairs. says 50 per cent is lar too high. He’s betting it will be closer to ^Jack Wolfram of Oldsmobile, showed off his Ffi last week, figure, either his own small However, both Cole and Wolfram emphasises they are looking only for “plus” business with their small ears. “Anytime you start hitting IP per cent of your total sales with small can you are limiting the sales chances of your bigger car*." Cole says. The Convair ran about 13 perj cent of Chevrolet sales the peU| year. . Bat aft .GM, where laar Han (entry. big car sweepstakes, even If I sales don't measure 19 to Romany’s estimates. Hope Frost Lags Jill Com Ripens There are about I Brains Are Stirs' Secret Qualities ^zard. FISH FRY EVERY FRIDAY 11 :S0 A.M. ‘HI Closing All You Wont | PERCH •to Up Ida toad yal an haw the : PIC win be preoiotcd la retettaa to the standard »l*e Okb. "Tha t’» .. , . , , Intel let-tual ferrets are seeh dl- Much of Staff Crop Is VMW (Md to seme rare. im o Woolr or Tw6 Lata; £•*»*•> *■" “ \ , ,, da, Bart Lancaster, Trey Oar- jtom Shortage Hurts ! u., w* Dougins. Jerry Lew* to knew," Fried Lake Erie LANSING o dry to work. Dry beans were maturing rap'dly and about one-tenth of the acreage seen combined. Potatoes were maturing satisfactorily although Intensive .pray programs are being carried oat hi a few areas to fight late blight. Qtgging baa been under way in the Important Montcalm County area stare mid August. OAKLAND CUT RATE 37 SOUTH SAGINAW Most to OuUuad Theater) DOWNTOWN HEADQUARTERS FOR CORNED BEEF Delicious Large Kosher CORNED BEEF SANDWICH On Onion Roll AUfkl ©Pen Mon., JWIM . Thai,., riL Sol. BTEBC Until 10 PM. HICK*, tw and Worf. ■D BEEF AU Day Sunday 49’ They are just a samplipg of performers who can hold their own In mental gymnastics. Jack Lem-(a Harvard graduate) is a highly intelligent actor, Gfentt Ford, Robert Ryair, Debbie Reynolds, Loretta Young, William Hidden and Yul Brynner. Moat of them tot to the top with more than just an ability to look pretty and to memorize scripts. Miami OB 3-2613 ----Kinw----- ran sHOwmc! ASPECTACLE ] OF THE WORLD OF TOMORROW! 6 Die in Religion Raid JAKARTA, Indonesia ffi Six persons were killed and three wounded in a 157-man armed raid on areligiou* meeting hi a village in West Jgva last weekend, Antara agency reported today. footnoted souiVes which he pores jl ever by tbe hoar. : InnMMFRPFi »£ u s -|S lijsjjjyajgjJ SHOW STARTS 7:30 J LOVE RITES IN 1 STRANGE I LANDS! J g00h ' High winds toe first of Septem-j Curtis has an iihquenchable ber also resulted in a light loss fruit but the important Southwest area was not hit. Alberts peaches in, toe area', were ripening unevenly due to high temperatures and humidity. Many Elbertg, orchards were being spit-picked to maintain high quality. The beat and humidity also hurt \ tomatoes and muskmeloas in the Southwest and some acreage was abandoned. The picking at Macintosh apples was started although lack of cool nights kept them from putting on toe desirable amount of color thusiaato for everything. Tony has taught hinthelf to play, J tbe flute. Ibis fall he will attend ~ night classes at UCLA to study .jj chemistry and biology to satisfy to his desire to learn: , n An omniveroud reader, Marlon ■ (Brando can discuss philosophy, art ftj and the whole spectrum of human 5 experience at length. He has a J questioning mind and a passion g to right social injustices, (■ Jerry Lewis has a brain? You betcha. He kaa an inventive m|nd and a vivid tmag- CUPID I*** niu> -»AtiH® Salvation Army. Makes Plans \108 Days to Christmas! \ There are. only 108 days until might need help in order to enjoy Christmas; and, already fite Salva- the festive season, jtion Army in Pontiac is busy mak- The ^]vtltU)a Arm>. ,, teylBf 1“* p,ans toe groundwork now tor a elrar- And it’s not too soon to make ing hoaae to assure that no tarn-plans if you know some family that ~ the Ultimate Prize! MV^eRY.TERR0l?,..SU55pFf/SiFf that out-shocks DRACULA and FRANKENSTEIN! ‘JtoO ,,iV-tJU-ist**" toiW h . AMERICAN INTCRNATI^NAL,pr,Mn(, THE UNGODLY...THE EVIL cdgar allan poeis H«ise 07 IfcHeR ■ at Ckrfartmaa time. «! This is. accomplished each year| ■ | by clearing all families, by phone, • through toe one central clearing! 5 house. ♦. *' *' B The Salvptkm Amy is coc^>erat-B ing with civic and social groups • and churches it* the Pontiac area ■ t

This la Alice. ' 456) Sing Hi, Sing Lo. *:« (2) News Analyst (4) Sports. (2) I dly Inn. i to •:M (7) Exercise. (4) Exercise. »:» (4) Faye Elisabeth. U:M (4) Dough Re Mi. <7)News. U:M (7) Movie. 10:38 (9) Billboard. U): JO (9) Ding Doug School. (7) House of Faddon*. . • (4) Play Your Hunch. 11:00 (4) (color) Price Is Right. ($11 Love Lucy. (7) Divorce. Hearing, (9). Romper Room. tl:M (4) Concentration. (2) dear Horizon. . (7hTopper. , . . FRIDAY AFTERNOON (4) Midi. Outdoors. (7) Adventure Playhouse 49) Huckleberry Hound. (56) Escape From Cage. 7:39 42) Lock Up. 44) Law.of Plainsman. 47) Steve Cahyoti. (9) Movie. Edmund Gwenn.jl3:M (2) Search tor Tomorrow. Lassie, "HiBa of Home, "1 (2) As World Tuns, ill Bold Journey. (7) Life of Riley. 42) 1 (,f) Love oI LUe. 44) Truth or Cuosequknces. 47) Restless Gun. 49) Cartoon Classics'. CIS). (4) (color) It dould Be You. 8:80 (2) Summer Olympics. ^ 44) Bat Masterson. 47) Donna Reed. 49) Movie (began 7:30 p.m.) 8:30 42) Johnny Ringo. (4) Producer’s Choice. (7) Real Mcme"'* track.',ni^’ ■ Idem I beHeve, should be a lesson'?:?"”^ temping evento, weight-' to all of Us that we must cratic'-run - House Committee dh Un-American Activities will begin this month an investigation! to find out bow the two men gotj [into government under a Rephb- i look into the defection of two U.S. code clerks. L a speml three-man subcomrhit-„. 7 . ■ of /the House. Armed Services While the post-Labor Dsy NKi- cS^ee was formed. Wednes-cal and ^ day^check on how the Pentagon ucan“administration, complex , international ritu«tl«' and Central InteUigedce agency WWW I^seemT^athw^ill^ic^0^mcpeci !*rreCrUiu • *CI®en’ r®*®cre®n and! ^ whole problem of rooting, '.......-_____l---------------— | .. • * . J ,, quieted down " in recent years.: Hie House Committee qn Un-j^ jugt because it has, this American Activities already had)^.^ sudd, Frenchmen See End of Hand-Kissing Era j lifting', equestrian dressage, basket-the inroeibail and gymnastir* scheduled, /time "l ^^TOUCHABIJCtl 9:30 p.m. 47). _ * (Rerun). A dramatization of events{■ Heading up to the attempted as- ■ sassinai ion of p r e s i d e n t-elect ■ Franklin D. Roosevelt in 1933.® Robert Middleton portrays Mayor] AntAn Cermak of- Chicago. (Part U Conducted 14 Bread spread is Unm * H BSrdr heroine U rrlortty : • • (prefix) SI ScottUh ahllSfi” SI Dimmuti'e U Oriental poi H MiUer or f 3S Splotch IS BhifUih 2 r r r r r r it M IT is. u IT it IT IT r 20 r W JT 29 Jo It r sr IT 35 34 37 r1 40 41 ir tt IT 82 8J 8T 84 56 P of 1952. ,set a hearing for Sept 16. The^ unlikely to be group wants to find out bow the size o( thc . two turncoats, Bernon*F. Mitchell and William H. Martin, got jobs! MsTARTHY MEMORIES in the first place with the super- For Uvo yoars before the 1952! secret National Security Agency. jcampftiRn ^ Joseph McCarthy i The two njen charged Tsesday at had troubled and aroused the ria-|a Moscow news conference thatjtkjn wi1h ^,one-man hunt for the United States was tiareaten- r,fftwfW„nirf, in government and ing world peace. {Kisc sly insinuations against’ some . The Justice Department, in a Lj jjJp most highly placed people J formal Statement late Wednesday, For distance His references to !described as erroneous, reports Secretarv pf stfl)n Dean Aehesonl that the. FBI furnished unfavorable M ^ ,.Rpd Dean." rt 4 information on the pair to the De- ‘ + w * w fcr In addition to McCarthy’s ef-l a branch of thl PehtegS. forte the naljon had ^nshocked Chairman Francis E. Walter. the H.ss case.. develop^-pnn-j iD-Pa., ,ol the Un-American Acttv-jeipalbr W tM worit of Richard jit.es group, said earlier be under-|M* Nixon, then a California con-| Istood the FBI had informed the gressman on th {NSA before Mitchell and Martin [tee on Un-Amei hired that one of them iROUniO MARX HHOW, 10 __f- - - ' "|pm. (4). (Rerun). Film cowboy By EARL WILSON [-Monte Montana and his -talented, , j horse Rex viait. Groucho. (inri PARIS—1 hate to shatter the dreams of all my adorable! kILENTN please, 10:30 p.m. MitchcH*-Marlinjl*dy re»ders—but the famous hand-kissing gallantry of Francem7) The story of Marie gennett's j 1 i-' < n has gone down the Seine. ■*“ “ ‘---------—-* «— ★ w w has vanished . Have you thought ■ how little it costs for 8 to become1 “King of Cmnedy.' Lu m jack paar (show, iLso p.m.® a good second TV® (4). Jonathan Witter* concludes® , , , ■ hh stint u,s substitute for the va-® S6t tor your tomily. -■ rationing Jack Paar, Guests: Ac- 5 »A/« Llua ce | tor Johnny Myhem, Pat Bright ! hove OVer 55 ■ and Agnes MooreheWd. Karen a usecj TV sets ■ The wife and I found while - driving . through France that a lot of Frenchmen are slobs. They're even slobbier than some of us. We saw women pitching hay in the Ichapdinr sings fields Just like in Russia. In Calais, we '■ saw a strong-looking young man comfortably reading a paper in the lobby of* his hotel while his wife lugged our bags up two flights of stairs doing the bellboy job. i I still wasn table to believe that French! branch, n j. (AF)-|i chivalry was dead. The Pennsylvania Railroad’s shore 11 te Ate {Commuter run hss reached ltf-® Commuter Run Puts Chimes on Its Diesels): ot very reasonable 8 prices,^ stop in today ■ and look over Our big ■ selection. I areas latter 1 Dutch sbaene „ S Folding bed | Aft raid Bum Writing f] “After all, it's his • wjfo-a-that’s Understandable," I said, adolescence: Its voice is changing. 5 We Renaulted over to Reims where a brawny mademoiselle Harmonizing chime horns areL House Commit-j played the baggagiste in our hotel there. Thjs femme d bellhop |reP*acing the oid monotone sig- ■ Activities, certainly did not look tres charmante as she seized up a big- “ on the diesel engines. ® ^ ... suitcase in each hand and daheed downstairs with It, past the! ^ >wjtch ^ tWQ ® ja homosexual. He did not identify j _ ' [male porter who was unconcernedly studying his manicure. L railroad spokesmkn says — to® iwfiieh of the - Nflg JjQTQllflS “Permittes-moi!" I protested to the lady with a nice boost safety and to pacify nerve- g I* A Defense Department spokes- KJAAW 1/GXV14UD . • wracked residence who claim the 5 man said there is nothing in the « , * yr i • h #f p, i *** °hi typ^ politeness. Lm horns, sounded Uke the bel-® I personnel record of cither man|^/f)| lylnCnllic! “Oh, No, monsieur—I’m used to It," she smiled, flexing her [lows of a wounded rhinoceros. ]■ {indicating homooexuaHty- j^ „ ! muscles for Children , ★ ★ * ■ . , I put the question straight to Charles Boyer on the set of ’Fanny.” "I have never been a steady hand-kisser,” he said, “and I forget till after I’ve.shaken the lady’s hand—then of I course it’s too late. It’s a carry-over from certain high so- j ciety people of th* oid days and it's disappearing.” *14 95 'and Up "Ig DAY IXCHANGi PRIVILEGE” Taking What Whert? ! WALPOLE. Mass. (UPIl—Cos-i FAIR LAWN, N. J. (Ib-Oor- !iumes rented from a Boston cos-, othy Noncard rays she kept s tutne firm for the cast of “My dot machine in her living room Three Angels’’ at Massachusetts! to teoeh rhlldren the futility of j State Prison,included three prison] gambling, uniforms. ’ ! »Wf mf Elrrtrunln Am. FI 4-1J15 : A V ELECTRO MART - - Today's Radio Programs - - wxvz nroi wron WXTS. McNeelet tiSA-WJR. Murid She wns arrested Wednesday ; night and charged with violat-: Ing the state’s gaming laws. She ; told, police the riot marhtne had ; tseentn her family for years and { that It had sentimental value ! for her. Khe raid she placed it in her 1 Using room earlier this year, aft-j er her parents gave It to her. i When she wts a child aha had ! Med the slot machine a* a hant. “In France, it's mostly done by. certain social snobs," he] scoffed. My wife was pretty disappointed to learn when she , did get her hand kissed, it was recognition that she’s an older doll—and married. WALTON | RADIO & TV : FE 2-2257 8 515 W. Walton Rd. J ff _ Cor. of Josyln I .■■■■■■■■■■■■■■MB J r:*a— wjr. Skoweau WWJ. News. Music -CKLW too van WJBK. Reid WWJ. Jltwt, Maxwell l*S—WJR. 'Mute H*U W\/J, News. Lyaber , wxrk. Winter cri w. new* Rate* WJBK. Mule. Lee wgaK ■ ratia nbasrit * WPUM Owns** Trade -WJR, (tow*. Mute WXVZ, ftlnler cklw. aonra WJBK. Marie. Lee. TnRte-wcar Tran. 9nu* " WWJ. Beaten* iltp-. Mrs. Norgard admitted si gave neighborhood child rr coins In play the machine 1 “Oh, out, it would be very rude to kiss the hand of a young girl who's unmarried,” Charles Boyer said, .“Weil, what : about Zsa Zsa Gabor's hand?” I asked. “She's unmarried.” “Oh, zat would be all right!” exclaimed Boyer. "After all, she's been married |w quickly and is hard to win.” Appearing before Magistrate Arthur Mlnwskin. she pleaded Innocent to the charge* against her and denied she made n profit from Jbc machine's operation. The machine contained n WIM jackpot when aeiied by police. Hotel Men Optimistic THE MIDNIGHT EARL ... Ricky Nelson’s gift to Teri Janssen from his recent Australian tour; a baby kangaroo . . . Comedienne Barbara Gilbert quit her job in "Ftorello!”.to make her cafe debut at the Blue Angel. Singer-Guy Mitchell smashed Up his new $10,000 Ferrari, escaped unhurt... EARL'S PEARLS: There's nothing like R cocktaiL party to help you find out who your friends were. WISH I’D SAID THAT: One of the quickest ways to meet people is to pick up the wrong drink at a bar.' Lack of space for building achools-ls BURLINGTON, Vt. (UPI)-ftgb- „ ert T. Kttlam.Jr., director of promotion and publicity for the New J __. . . - 3— -j—-1 H PP .. . \ 11 Fugi.nH Hotel Amociatioii. said theibeoomln« $«*ous. » » ««tUng so there's hardly enough Ibom . oorthcOst region will do $15 billion **»« students to park their cars . . . That’s earl, brother, in recreetioa budnesa this year. 1 (CepyijighL I960) SAFE—CLEAN—ECONOMICAL—FHA TERMS ELECTRIC HEAT FREE Estimates Phone OR 3-3792 •r FI 5-5439 GRAND OPENHIG SALE at Phelp's Electric wto 25% Off HEW and (USED TVs *1 BARI PUCES 1 MEW LOCATION 2616 Dixl* Hwy. 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