Oana mie se itt saninnnrsnon: nina 8, a aa a Te i ie Zid i tag A chena iiisidiehttediesineemeainaima nuttin tiniest a Mount Clemens yesterday. The Weather Vanishing Occupation Pontise Press Phote - OLDEST BUSINESSMAN _ Gatien ¥ Price has been in business in his tiny harness shop on Milford’s Main Street for “nigh on to 50 years,” as he recalls. He has never owned an automobile, and at 83 is believed to be Michigan's oldest harness maker, and per- haps the only one still engaged in a vanishing occupation. With other Milford residents, he is helping plan the village’s 125th an- niversary in October. (See story, page 17.) ~ Mt Clemens Blaze Levels St. Peter's Catholic Church MOUNT CLEMENS W—“Don’ t worry, everything will be all right,” the Rev. Paul C. Heenan comforted his parishioners today as they stared at the fire-blackened ruins of historic St. Peter's Catholic Church. A spectacular fire, apparently touched off by workers burning paint frpm the building with a torch, raced parser the 75-year-old — |With Eisenhower there, Saturday in an effort to crack the federal-state come _ here Saturday had on btn nF US, Weather Bareou Forecast SS (Details on Page 2) : ' 2 _Nsth YEAR) keke “PONTIAG, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 3 12, 1957—64 PAGES. ‘aoape ats is Sa aoe foo SNA Aad i Te ver Faubus to Confer This Saturday NEWPORT, R.I. kansas Gov. Orval Faubus arranged. (®—President Eisenhower ‘and Ar- today to confer deadlock over Little Rock school integration. James C. Hagerty, White House press secretary, an- nounced at the President’s vacation nesdauaree that word of Faubug’ decision te been received from Rep. Breoks Hays (D-Ark). Faubus proposed yesterday that | he and Eisenhower “counsel - to- Wi kh gether.” Eisenhower . promptly in 0 ouse agreed and” suggested Faubus come here. Kasper to Spend 133 An aide said the governor spent Days in: Nashville Jail most of Wednesday in bed and | Unless Fine, Bond Paid that, while he is not actually ill, | “he's not too good.” NASHVILLE, Tenn. 9 — Segre- | He said Faubus.was eXhausted gationist John Kasper went to by the tension since he ordered work as a bar wiper in the City} \the National Guard to surround Workhouse today. Centrai High School last week —| The Northern agitator was hana-| with instructions to keep Negro ed a rag and told to start wiping | students from enrolling. ithe workhouse bars—evety one of! = * * ‘them if he’s there long coon 2 MAIN POINTS Wearing the -same street _| “The atmosphere of optimism in| clothes he had on when he was brick church in downtown , Radio Commen on Gov. Faubus Irritates Ike NEWPORT, R.. I. W—On or-- ders from President Eisenhow- er, the White House today sharply denounced what. it termed “radio and television comment” saying Arkansas Gov. Orval Faubus had “thrown in the sponge” in the school segrega- tion crisis. - * * * The criticism was voiced by James. C. Hagerty, Eisenhower's press secretary, who told news- men the President persorally Flames spread to the adjoining St. Mary's School before being brought under control by firemen from eight communities. The church was completely de- ly escaped death when they ran into the church to save valuable furnishings minutes before the flaming 60-foot church steeple crashed into the burning building. — him to hit at such | REMOVE CiBORIUM a ane containing’ the Eucharist from tie| Hagerty was in an obviously church altar along with other altar paad oe to furnishings. ay 5 news * * * ? Viye i Te cae Pecan et Rane, dona | . He said’he and the President oy Wary Scashes _ | had been “listening to some were. Our chure ai — radio and television comment” bers and I just happen on the Faubus proposal, _ there.” . : Some 1,000 students in the four- bor bes War hoe story brick school were evacuated) + ine quoted on radio and tele- to safety by nuns wi vim $5 ing Faubus was broke out, Many of the students) ‘sh°0, ine in the sponge.” assisted firemen in pulling hoses) — t+ wt dian: iaipe t ont th STARTED BY WORKERS Hegerty wet ont say they other junk” on the air. also had heard “a great deal of . Little Rock pivots on two main committed yesterday, Kasper | points: went at his task somewhat re. | * * * | luctantly. | U ve ae jase Ras Naas Kasper was hustled off to the will issue the preliminary injunc-| workhouse yesterday when he | tion against Faubus in the hear-| failed to pay a City Court fine of} Ford Hospital. His condition was reported “severe.” ing next week. The governor then) $200 for his part in demonstrations would be in the position of hav- against integration of first graders) ing to withdraw, under federal jn Nashv ille elemeniary schoojs. ‘computsion, the troops guarding “Sk & ‘Central High School. + & ‘raise $450 appeal bond. If he fails’ If he refuses to comply, hejtg do this, or the $200 fine, he'll might be liable to citation for con spend °433 cays in the workhouse. tempt of court. If he, Pe) tAgd, workhouse «officials indi- Peal, and lose agai, 4 ® Midated, if he’s wiped all the bars legal situation could result. in that time, they'll need wiping x *e& © all over again, 2. More important, the great majority of people in Little Rock san rir 2 ie aa vo want the problem resolved — the junction . race ¢ Kasper in a — the better. move to end his racial agitation * * * against integra schools The Arkansas Gazette says to- aie - = * “Perha t helpful of all day: Ps most helpful of a Federal and city officials moved He was. given until Friday to! LAST OF THE LINE. — Final unit of the 1957 line of autoinobiles came off the- Pontiac Motor Division assembly line at Tapha ia 10 p.m. last night. The final '57 Pontiac, a four- door, Star Chief Catalma, is flanked by Ray J. Longpre (eft) -production manager, and Charles 1958 cars. ‘87 Pontiac Cores Off Line L. Stevens (center) assembly superintendent, as Myron L, Leighton, points to the words symbolizing the close of 1957 automobile production. scheduled to resume early in October on the Intense Hunt for Gangster. Comes toEnd — Spy Drowned Fuctive Half Buried in Sludge of Rouge Waters search for the last member of a holdup gang ended to- day with the discovery of his body half buried in the sludge of the Rouge River. - The body of William (Su- ‘|per) Williams, 31, of Prince- ton, W. Va., was found by ja police harbormaster’s jcrew 100 féet: from where the gunman’s tracks van- ished into the water. A posse of more than 100 |policemen, some armed | with submathine guns, had ‘ily wooded area in subur- ban Melvindale since —yes- terday afternoon. Williams and three other 5 isons were racing away from a \holdup scene and pursuing police lyesterday when their car smashed general superintendent, Assembly operations are DETROIT (P—Mayor- Albert E. Cobo was stricken with a heart attack today and was taken to Henry They'll Meet. Earl Wilson Tonight Press Tourists See 2 Plays, Plan Party By GEORGE T. TRUMBULL JR. NEW YORK CITY—While soles are somewhat thin- ner, the spirits of members of the Pontiac Press Theater Special haven’t dimmed a bit with the end of the third is that the meeting (Eisenhower and Faubus) should serve to bring ‘© clamp a federally-enforced peace! the controversy back into the order - similar to the one which) realm of reason and end the un- eventually halted integration dis-| seemly . display of naked force/oTders in Clinton, Tenn., last year which has shocked and alarmed: im which Kasper also was involved. the nation and the world.” Mayor, Ben West, who conferred Everywhere, you hear such sen- with U.S. - District Attorney Fred) timents today. Elledge Jr. and Assistant City, RESPECTABLE CITY pe WwW. oe Oliver, | sai e expect the ifijunction) Faubus says 85 per cent of the: would be filed against Kasper in| people in the. state are ‘opposed federal court today. - to integration, according to a sur- vey he studied. THat may be true of Little Rock too... ; * * * But this is also a clean, respect- able, progressive community. It} wants business and industry and is working to get them. It already has gone a long way Kasper has been accused by West and Police Chief Douglas Hosse ag the man instigating the | majority of trouble since the in- tegration of first grade classes | in seven grammar schools began last Monday. i Expected to be listed in the re-| (Continued on Page.2, Col. 2) straining order along with Kasper Dubay said the blaze apparently (Continued on Page 26, Col. 2) » _ Loss Set at Half Million / IREMEN POUR waren: ON BLAZE—Fire-) men pour water into the blazing St. Peter's Cath- 4 ‘ie Church at Mt. Clemens last night. The church was destroyed by the spectacular fire. are the Rev. Fred Stroud and he-| tween 20 and 25 other Nashville; residents, Cypriot Leader in U.S. NEW YORK (INS) — Stately, black-bearded Archbishop Ma- katios arrived in New York yes- day to press his fight for seif- determination of the people of Cyprus. . “pretender” |Lamas) in “Happy Hunting’ irate four bells on any rating. + ito hilarious Tom Ewell as “ theater supper party te be held |day of their five-day run on Broadway. For the group Wednesday it was a double dose of, theatrical entertainment. *> In the afternoon all 154 play- Igoers found out that the titan of *! Leone's om 48th street. With the stage, Ethel Merman, is far from through with taking curtair calls. Her leading role as a Phi ‘adelphia widow after a handsome monarch (Fernando! would daily in The Press) will be sev- eral performers froin the smash hits viewed by the Michiganders. Wednesday morning in New York offered an gpportunity for many to see what goes on behind the scenes, of a “television show. Groups gath- The orchids in the evening. went ered at Gne of the big studios to the See Jan Murray in his quiz show ; “Treasure Hunt.” worrying husband who took S0 shows for the rest of the week! much advice from his neighbor in have been made available. “The Tunnel] of Love’ that the GOT HOME NEWs baby adopted by him and his| It was a rare treat for the weary. wife turned out to be his spitting’ .travelers yesterday morning when, image. they had their hot coffee complete | FINALE TO COME lwith a copy of Monday's Press, | At the end of last night all had! (Continued on Page 26, Col. 5) seen four of the five hits on the| a |Special’s docket. ‘come tonight for a finale . GMIC Supervisor David Lyons Killed | To cap off the evening, e Press has invited columnist Earl Wilson to be its guest at an after- A General Motors * Truck & ‘|County Jail last night was five minutes that the priso block refused to enter their Prisoners at County Jail Stage Briet Sitdown Strike serv te wie! tise sna j\Coach Division supervisor died in ja Pittsburgh hospital last night, after being struck down by a car | David E Lyons, 45. of 506 Shore, [View St., was hit while crossing a’ ‘stor m last night. Lyons, who was in Pittsburgh A brief sitdown strike by 26 prisoners at Oaklandion business. was with the Parts described today by Sheriff ‘and Merchandising Department (He died three hours after the |Frank W. Irons as ‘‘a minor incident.” pecigert There was no violence or property damage during the, ners in the third-floor cell,the Donelson-Johns Funeral Home} His body is being returned to cells from the bull-pen, at/8° W- Huron st. 8 p.n., to be locked up fort the night, Irons said. ‘The prisoners, who said they were striking in protest at food served to them at the jail, re- turned quietly to the cells. Irons said, after deputies were rein-, forced by Pontiac police officers. Irons named as inciters of the strike -six prisoners awaiting transfer this morning te South. | ern Michigan State Prison. “These nien and soni of the old- timers who've been in this jail before caused the trouble,” rons said. Similar incidents have happened! ‘before, Irons said, especially on ‘the night before a group of pris- AP Wirephote : oners leaves for long térms at the state prion in Jackson. The rebellmg prisoners returned) quietly to their cells, Irons said, In Today's Press Comics (orsiem alice sas ce.s on arrival at the jail of seven 56 Pontiae police officers, summoned) Connfty News .............. 17 immediately as a matter of rou-) Editorials veceae 6 tine. | Market Basket .......... 34-42 * * - Markets osc: .csieawscs.: 57 Irons ‘said he had about seven'~qpituaries ........... 6 deputies on hand himself. He min-| sports. ........ . thea 53 imized the complaints over the) PRaaters ..... ss food, saying that prisoners: often) py @ Radio Preavaney oo, OB (protest about their meals “when wilson, Eart ee GR ‘(they just want to make trouble.) women's .Pages ......,, 43-48 The sheriff maintained the food is of high. standard and, often praised by state inspectors, Poster's Hdwe, & Spig. Goods Open Evenings & Sundays Acquit Attorney _| Defending His Car Wilson (whose column appears | , officer Tickets for other \into one driven by William W. iFinger, 31, of Detroit, killing \Finger, the father of three: chil- dren instantly. Williams, carrying a .45 caliber automatic, fled from the death | car inte dense ‘woods. His three in Assault Case sratS.c.c2 mos _ Municipal Judge Rules P" . . | Milton Henry Was) A police posse quickly formed to | ‘search for Williants, It ipeluded jofficers from suburban Dearborn, Detroit and Melvindale, «machine- Pontiac attorney Milton R. Henry gunners, Detroit’s “Commando \was found not guilty of assault Squad” and an armored car. The hunters traced Williams, | believed. wounded by police bul- | lets, to the river bank. One of his shoes, the other was torn off | ti the aute crash, was found there as well as footprints lead ‘in striking a police officer about’ ito impound his car, Municipal Judge Cecil a teCattum ruled today. | * * Henry was found innocent of as-| /sault and battery against Patrol-| ig imte the river. ‘man Clarence G, Smith, whom the! The three other members of the attorney admittedly struck once in ig ta thee Sopgies lau the face as the officer tried to (Continued on Page 2%, cae) tow Henry’s car away as a penalty ‘for unpaid parking tic Pi * * Occasional Rains | McCallum ruled that the law | , under which Smith was acting | Mostly cloudy with occasional | was illegal and ‘Henry had a yain is the weather cutlook for right “to protect his property |Pontiac and vicinity tonight. The | frem unlawful seizure.’ jmercury is expected to dip to a * * * ;mild 65 degrees. | McCallum observed that both the) Tomorrow's forecast is cloudy and the attorney each With showers and turning cooler, thought they were acting within/bigh around 70. their legal rights at the time of ‘the fracas, July 23, in the alley be-| tiac's lowest temperature was 65. hind the Oakland County cous 2. p.m. te mercury rose to 72. house ‘Chuck Kocsis Out | in National Amateur * * * But the section of the 19-year- old ordinance which permits im- | pounding for unpaid tickets actu- M iehiors 5 } 4 ially is unconstitutional and viol: atedl the National Atmatens cot poi j|due process of the law; McCallum! as leuled. |Pionship . at Brookline, Mass. today ; ‘when, Chuck Kocsis of Royal Oak Impounding is lega) only when was eliminated in his fifth round "|the car is illegally parked, McCal-| atch, jlum said. Although Henry had evi | Kocsis. who went to the finals |dently illegally parked his car in! o¢ the National Amateur last year ithe alley, he was trying to move before Josing to Harvie Ward. " at the same time Smith WaS bowed to Phil Rodgers of La Jolla, (Continued on Page 26, Col. 8) Calif.” 5 and 4, this morning. Harried Mothers Take Note: ‘Atoms Can Do Laundry PARIS ww — A scientist from Britain's famed atomic. installa- tion at Harwell has come up with another peacetime use for atomic enérgy. It does laundry, he says, and without detergents or even hot water, , k ok * Dr. Henry Seligman described the procedure in a talk to some of ' the 1,000 delegates from 49 nations in Paris for the UNESCO-spon- sored International Conference on Radioisotopes. * * * Experiments already are well under way, Seligman said, in _ which hospital bedding is receiving ‘radiation launderings.” | “When hospital bedding is sterilized by ordinary methods,” he explained, “‘it’s still far frem being free of bacteria which can cause infection. Moreover, bedding frem surgical wards requires treatment in a steam autoclave. Two or three treatments in the autoclave and the blankets usually are ruined. ,.; “But blankets can be sterilized by irradiation without an appreci- able rise in temperature and an average blanket can survive at least | 20 such ‘washings.’ "” * * & Seligman said radiation, fn large enough doses, can kill almost any kind of bacteria] organism, thus insuring thorough sterilization. . While some slight damage is done to the fibers over a period of time, irradiated fabrics do not become radioactive, he said ' It's still myich too early -to forecast what all this might mean for tomorrow's housewiyes, he added, but irradiation sterilization al- re adv is being applied to surgical dressings. \ A é } . ee DETROIT W—An intense ‘searched through the heav-- Prior to 8 a.m., downtown Pon-’ e ty is _THE, RON TIAG PRESS; ‘x mmspdy, SEPTEMBER 12, 1951 “to Finance Committee | a, Committee. mer, chairman: Ar- dale Ferguson, treasurer, Catl C. Andre- the central com-' mittee’s finance. Ahren's job is the top money- raising position for Michigan Re- publicans and is semi-independent of the State Centra! Committee. eee see Onrh. — * * Banged over the finance job ; = ew about $35,000 in the | The post has been vacant for months. 1 x as AF Bomber ~ Crashes in Maryland ANDREWS AIR FORCE BASE Md. W—An Air Force B57. jet bomber crashed here early today sere Seaotes ee tee A base immediately disclosed. * * * The public information office said the light bomber was inbound a good wind during the. day are mot always justified. Usually this land breeze dies down as the sun heats the land and is syeeced Bed a sea breeze. * Of course, an = summer clouds: may herald the approach of a thunderstorm and this means strong winds, but other than these storms, a bright, clear day is best for sailing, The sun heats the land * faster than the water, air above the land rises and air over the water flows in over the land to replace it. That is the famous sea breeze one finds at large lakes and on ocean beaches. The Weather Full U.8. Weather PONTIAC AND VICINITY eleudy with eceasional rain Peres tenight areund 65. Tomorrow showers and turning pact high sround 70. South to southwest winds at 10 te 15 mifes an hour tonight. Todas in Pontiac Fi ed temperature preceding 8 am: os Sam.: Wind Caim. = sets Th ursdey at 647 pm iday at 6:10 am te sets Friday at 10:26-a m Moon Yises Thursday at 6:16 pm Downtown Temperatures ham os asap ™ m Ms Wednesday in Pontiac (as recorded downtown: Bighest temperature Lowest temperature ........ Mean temperature ‘Weather — Fair “. es One Year Age in Pontiae Highest temperature ao Lowest temperature .. .. 58 Mean. temperature an ccnt bay CF Weather — Cloudy, Mind. Righest and Lowest Temperatures This Date iw 85 rr * 96 mm 1962 39 im 1943 Thorsday’s Weather Chart Alpena 70 61 Lansing 80 663 Baltimore $6 «Tl Los Angeles 81 65 Bismarck 72 «82 [ sadadnenigd 66 56 . Brownsville $4 77 Memovhis fa Buffalo 73 61 Miami 67 79 Charieston Rh TP’ Milwaukee a3 8 Chicago 79: @5 Minneapolis 78 Cincinnati 84 67 New Orleans 68 75 Cleveland #1 66 New York 82 Denver 71 47. Qmeha "2 51, Detroit 7 oenin e? éT Dututh 74 63) Pittsh: 2) Port We we 68 St on i) bed Gr: Rapids 1 63 S. Francisco 21 ba ton 53. @ §& Ste Marie 61 3. Jackdogeitie $273 Trav. City 72 61 Keness City @ 62 Seattic 82 . Tampa #1 74 “|; NEW YORK A retirea Bloomfield Hills in-“ired Dodger dustrialist, Don E, Ahrens, was. O'Malley that he heads a five-man’ Ryan, SO-year-ocld millionaire re- yesterday as chairman *YMdicate willing to top any pre- former and stormy figure in New of the Republican State Finance | ‘vious offer to keep the Dodgers yor, polities in recent years, shot i ‘at’ his The announce-| ment was made! jing to do with his offer. Rocke- jointly by Law-| ifeller offered to buy a percent- rence B. Li age of the team and help build) GOP state's new stadium for the National the party's and sen, who heads: and director of several other | Rock. and -philanthropic organiza-| -. * | come Canada's jof State James Hare has explained | Bureau meant i ott j award of $250 at the lowa State} % Reformer Ryan Shoo! ts Himself Millioneire $7% Million Cash Offer Is Made tor Dodger Club clair Robinson; a New York fin- ancier, made a $7,500,000 cash’ = |" "The 4-year-cld- president of ‘New York Politicss ‘Williams - McWilliams Industries: president Walter) NEW YORK ® — Clendenin ¥: jin ‘New York. and killed himself today Robinson said yesterday's offer yanhattan Heme Nelson Rockefeller had noth- Police said he took his life with an automatic pistol. i * * | Ryain's wife, Jean, told officers ithat while she was in her bed- ,Poom about 7:30/a.m. she heard a Inoise but didn't know what it was. | ‘About 10 minutes later, she said, ishe went to the bathroom and ifound her husband shot. The Ryan) ihome is at 32 E. 70th St. Police /fouyd -a- note and two! |sealed envelopes. one addressed) jto his’ wife. by League champions at a downtown site. Ike, Faubus Arrange Saturday Conference (Continued From Page One) [not immediately divulged. toward. solving its racial prob-| * * * lems. Ryan was’ a grandson of the fin- s Most important, the great ma- ancier Thomas Fortune Ryan and that at that time the- city was ‘Masonic groups. The new chairman is a retiree Stity . of- people comport them- inherited part of. the fancier’s pot even keeping up with neces-. 1141-million-dollar estate. _Ryan took a. keen interest in selves as law-abiding citizens, * *-? capacities. * ae . Tt approximates 165,000. At the peak days, there were 700 people-Ryan jumped back in to- politics again with a -bitter. chmpaign’ lat North Little Rock High. * against William O'Dwyer, who was elected successor to La Guar- dia In the midst of this, in 1949, » [Ryan was hauled before a grand as the result of an alleged plot to- tap the telephones of -|O’Dwyér and. other top officials. Ryan denied he was involved. The latest came from Ozark, Nothing came of the probe. about 100 miles northwest of Lit-| . * * * tle Rock, where the father of two In subsequent years he sought election as governor of New Jer- Known as jotter today -for the Brooklyn Dodg-) Controversial Figure in Monday's. hearing on few trunk Their contents were) ; 5 (the Dayi in 5 A Ro ame Lt ci ty-Has Cleanest ‘Sewer: ‘System in Area— Ke enning BIRMINGHAM — In view _ _ihine. sewers in the Quarton Estates. area, charges have been) made that the city is remiss in| ‘its cleaning -pregram. x @ One resident said he felt the’ capacity of present lines could be, considerably increased if the pipes were. cleaned. Assistant City Manager Robert | Kenning since has explained that | ey at is probably using | e “cleanest” sewer system -in area. “AS far as we know,” Kenning. said, “we are the only community in southern. Michigan with .a full-' time sewer crew. | “We have our own modern ma- ichinery.. Every ‘working day is spent checking and cleaning trunk jand lateral nes.” 1 Kenning admitted that’ the charges would have been true Bristol Eane died Tuesday... [peng ie napely He said sary work. However, -with the purchase of jequipment and the establishment, om. Fla: - spond almost immediately call. “I know,”. Kenning conclu “that the lines in the Quarton dis- trict are clean. Further work here! in relieving any flood conditions.” on Freedom 2 Canada Seeks Smith as Foreign Secretary, | {LOS ANGELES i — The State ‘ornia is trying to put Con- OTTAWA @® — Dr. Sidney E. ‘fidential out of business in a Smith, president of the University | ‘witch hunt,’ the defense has) of Toronto, has been asked to be- CoMtended at the magazine's crim-! secretary inal libel trial. and his appointment will be an-| “The indictments were returned, nounced today or tomorrow, au- not to punish someone but to put thoritative sources say. a ae out of business,” * * * Arthur J. Crowley said yes- The 60-year-old “educator, ialtomo in his final argument to is known throughout Canada for ‘P€ Jury. his administrative and academic a! , experience, has never held a po-| “Confidential has the biggest litical post. He twice turned-down newsstand sale in the nation. A} opportunities to lead the Conserv-|very large segment of the public’ ative party. reads it. It has a circulation of} Conservative Prime Minister one million copies with at least 20) John Diefenbaker has been hold. | million readers." ing down the job of foreign secre-| Crowley told the jury that the, tary in addition to his own duties.|issue of freedom of the press ~is| * * * ‘at stake. =: Placed in Race Against Hoffa a of the Greenwood const Vice-President of Union, in Toronto now held by J. = "Mact| Donnell, a 72-year-old. minister. without portfolio, and that Mac- Donnell woulg be appointed to the | Senate. * Seldom seen ey a pipe or) i cigarette, and well-known for his! wit, Dr. Smith is a native of} |Cape Breton Island and a veteran} lot the Royal Flying Corps of | \World War I. He attended King’s ‘College at Windsor, N.S., Dal-' as ‘Favorite Son’ factor was injected into the contest . ifor Dave Beck's successor as presi- ident of the powerful Teamsters, ie nion last night with the announce- Harvard. ‘New License Setup Described by Hare GRAND RAPIDS wm — ment that Einar 0. Mohn would be! jnominated for the $50,000-a-year, Secretary job. ‘ * * x Mohn is executive vice president. legislation under which license plates will be issued to car owners of the 1,400, 000-member union and: instead of their vehicles in 1958. has the “favorite son” * * * (| He addressed about 70 West Michigan Department of State | * * * branch managers and assistants) The announcement that at a Grand Rapids meeting. The ame would be placed in nomina- backing of fornia Joint Council of Teamsters. lconference is one of five schedaled tion was made by Jobn Annand, | to instruct department personnel president of the joint council. on major changes of policy after | Ironically, it was _made at a ‘recent legislation. | dinner honoring Thomas J. Hag- The license plates next year) gerty of Chicago. Dela rene me il a owner! Haggerty is campaigning for the he atl They ‘wil converse! presidency 19 ‘9 cuive to keep James R. Hoffa out of it. 3) with a change in cars. The prac * a tice already is used in many other | : ; : istates and aids in keeping police !loffa is an odds-on choice to win _Tegistration books up to date, Hare even though he. like Beck, has ‘added. He also said a 10-day title trans- 'fer limit would be enforced to) jcurb a practice by individuals of |selling a car and ignoring the title: transfer to avoid payment of state. tax. circles think that the teamsters for ments” if he is elected. So Haggerty said upon his ar- ‘rival in Los Angeles yesterday that he called upon teamsters “though- jout the length and breadth of the ination” to join him in a “crusade {for honest unionism.” Drake U. Art Professor to Join MSU Faculty DES: MOINES ® — Owen D. Brainard, assistant professor of art | he will accent the nomination. at Drake University, has — to join the Art Department Michigan State University He w ill leave here next week, / Brainard won the sweepstakes of Jordan’s King Returns BARCELONA (INS) — Jor- dan’s King Hussein left Bar- celona today en route back to Amman. Hussein, who has been vacationing in Spain since late August, will return home via Rome. Fair art salon this vear. He _won # his masters degree at the Univer- isitvy 6f Syracuse and hasbeen at Drake five years, attempt made to kill ther : thay was gporete vg! stories mi Olly nme aaa Uae School. It iad started a voluntary = integration prograny. * * * But in Lite Rock, the stat Calls Trial a Witch Hunt capital, things are quiet and the x . pectle' are hopetal Confidential Einar O. Mohn, Backed oe t housie University at Halifax. and LOS ANGELES (INS) — A new: the 120,000-member Southern Cali-} Mohn’s. ibeen accused of corruption by the’! Senate Rackets Committee. Labor! will be kicked out of the AFL-CIO: “domination by corrupt ele-| | +Mohn has not indicated whether Bases Case of the Press | i “When you start encroaching on freedom of the press, where do. you end?” J asked. * * “When you start out censoring as end up with book-burning. You may not like Confidential,’ but that doesn’t mean you have | the. #ight to tell others that they! can't read it. If all the books that, are not for teen-agers and ado-, ilescents are taken away, you will! jend up with suppression of ' thought.” Confidential and its sister mag-| azine Whisper, and Marjorie and — \Fred Meade and the eeiy sees Research, Inc., which they set up, | lare charged with conspiracy to! commit criminal libel and to pub-| ‘lish lewd and ‘obscené matter. j * * * Crowley said the motion picture E reared protects an element with- i own ranks which has) “brought disgrace upon Holly-) “Tt. is unfortunate,” he said, a “that a segment of movie ly. ;have brought disgrace upon wood. But unlike the fede ernment that weeds out conc and other undesirables, the == motion picture industry goes to == great lengths to protect them.” * * * > = Crowley asserted prosecution witnesses who testified about mov-! ie stars were brought to the wit-| ness stand “under coercion and, | fear.” i—— Friday and Saturday Only | | oe Compare Anywhere—Famous REGULAR SIZE CIGARETTES $2.50 Value@a. 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Other features will be. explana- ‘tions of disaster signals and the! distribution of literature issued by) the Civil Defense to instruct, ‘resi- idents on safety features. Sunday will mark the annual. ‘homécoming worship service at 11. a.m. in the First Baptist Church. The Rev. Emil Kontz will speak on the ‘Homing Instinct. ie This service is held éach year at the close of the vacation period! ‘and inaugurates the full winter) program of the church. C. Fred Austin -C. Fred -Austin, 74. of 30200 He was a member of. several | Elizabeth, and a. sister, Mrs, William N. Coleman of Braden: me, Detroit. tl a | } | ; | t WS Opening Gates | for New Immigrants WASHINGTON (~The United States opens its gates. today to | the first.of more than 60,000 im: migrants: made-eligible for ad- mission under a new law. 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PRESS, ‘THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER, 12, 1957. ce ye armen ue THREE OPEN NITES raat ‘til\10 P.M. _ ATTENTION HUNTERS: Don’t YOU a iB More Than SIMMS. LOW PRICES for— | | SHELLS- GUNS- CLOTHING Yay ch “ahca-Giak Fill to gedit: tox! Classmates Resume (““"“s" se" Bankrupt Joanne seliggeiprs bye wander | , , fl ‘No ‘Hart Rubbing! were filed by Dick Haymes 7" i - NEW ’KOREX’ Copper--Bross and. inless Steel CLEANER "|| ~ > mapa te eer ~ Tormenting Negro isms gare," SxBlames Ex-Mates.. |r" <2 = =n Je ) | . NOEL} eee ‘Holdu CHARLOTTE, iN $. ® ~ Negro} gone to the ‘school ti brother tel 10s ANGELES @ — Actress|Plan Train ‘H Idup' : student Dorothy ¢ os a) lunch. Joanne Dru holds: her former|~ MESQUITE. Tex. A band of; week of relative peace; Dorothy is one of four Negroes husbands, actor John Ireland andjhorsemen playing outlaw. are)— came the forge Mio ‘of spittle and/who entered four white schools Dick Hay planning a mock train boldup : E NATIONALLY UH # COMPARE thrown objects from her white| here last, week. Then, a mob of ae rea Heeger hg Johnie here as part of the hi-jinks .con- Big Size ¢ E . ADVERTISED H Li ype bi schoolmates’ at Harding High) jeering white youths spat on her s+ « "|nected with the opening of = 10- Dunes | BRANDS Lic en se S LOW PRI School, de onig Da pereang on _ She has filed.a voluntary peti-|Dallas county fair. Rings a ee w the school’ bui ; reenact an $80 holdup no- Applicator 8 | , res Dorothy, the only Negro among toe gr 60 and akitined ee sont |torious’ Texas outlaw, Sam Bass, Pi Aeplicate Sees’ aE All Famous Brands—New Fresh Stock—All Shot Sizes 1,160 students at -Harding, said] Except for social isolation from/ 133. who robbed a Texas & Pacific/® AD ciinect brmeite «touch that yesterday “was the roughest|her fellow’ students, 15-year-old *.*€° * -‘ltrain here in the 1880s. an oa 2 SHO I U I pottgios: —_ Wednesday.” |Dorothy since had attended school! 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ROTHERS —Pontiac’s Bargain Stora Electric Shavers I | | = | 3 ] ! \ a f i 1S | / pe | P, c ‘ *4 S fF ‘ ae | . } { ‘ ’ f » 3 is | 1 ‘ “ ; —— st A z \ : i j - { eet if ; ! e? og ~ f . 34 pore ; Eo E } ai ——t-4 | ‘ pi f \ pA 4 \ j : { * = be * : i « " b ‘ v : x gga, z « \ : | *, ; : T = “< if I . ij Pe ae : = , ( | fey is | : j THE PONTI Ac] PRESS. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 12,1937 ‘L, ; c H & ‘\the Algerian rebellion. “ht > J ne bipartisan cenuniliie of gover-| Se f a § h I fr to Surrender PasgportinRed China [Stration Won't Act . (tins semi to Sel France frag Wie he ext! of in Litfle Rock Case [= "es lon Indians in U.S. © ores qe seer ine’ : ’ . * * . ‘ ; “\ ho . Stu ent Comes Jul From el ind Iron. ur fain ee Fe TE armandabdid ate vi a RINGFIELD, Ill, No ac-|no he decided not to} paris (—The U.S.. Embassy \ . — 846.000 |, SED. Gov. William|istervene after Gov. Orval Fat-lis cing to set the French straight|,, ie, "aaa? Pekicom pager "STOCKHOLM, Sweden @—An so-called People's Republic ofjmunism appears from very super-; America tq the-few Chinese we) } y pt Gov|es of Arkansas accepted a ve "happened to the in the days eae tebe } . American student who was thrown) China.” | }ficial impressions more moderate, had. occasion to meet than cer,}- Stratton, chairman of eral court summons placing the)” AméF\dropped to, ich -ssabordin 3 hos Mange appa wae mel J ¢ # ad y/etmors’ Conference, on @ proposal! question in the courts. B hie _ |middle of the : ° his passport, came out) Tcx but the same features are mostjtain others in our group, whom ithat a committee of _ governors e « * result of tribal wars, drought, dis _ from behind the Iron Curtain yes- Rus ara edison ake emphatically present: Suppressipn| considered too favorably disposed! seek a solution to the Little Rock! y Farquhar of Coventry, Eng-| The embassy regularly receivesjease and migrations to -Mexico _ terday. ‘spiritually’. suffocating, econami-|9f freedom of opinion, the most/toward communism.” jrace troubles. land, is trying to breed cats thelletters from Frenchmen who sayland Canada, Today's thas Pom "Gosh!" Tt is “certainly nice to|cally backwards and politically|fantastic disregard for and distor-;, As it turnéd out, he said, “this) ~ * * stoen in South Africa, Pretoria/the Americans exterminated the lation is sapets than seat toa: ““be back home in the West again. | absolutely unable to justify cer-jtion of truth, intense propaganda) was negative by the simple fact| Goy, Foster Furcolo--(D) ofjsize of kittens. So far the smallest) Ind and thus have no Tght ata ny living in pa Shelby Tucker of. Pass Christian,|attack ypon Hungary and Finland/acteristic attacks upon other coun-| iChinese who had been pre- land the absorption of Bessarabia, tries namely Korea. and Tibet. | selected.” | AUTU , AN six weeks in Russia and Commu-| Of Red China he said: “Its com- * * * public would perhaps’be more pre-| . nist China. He had refused to use Tucker said one of his reasons) pared to listen to me than to the) for going to China was ‘‘to try others, who might possibly have! -jand present a fairer picture of presented a distorted picture.” | \ I it ( A “Knowing what I know today,’ ‘ | pe Nearing what T know ‘vins.” Par West Get once-a-year | * * * | Moldavia, Lithuania, Latvia, Es-| And this against a history of only | * * * hig passport to get permission) geome i to China against the opposition no Fair Weather VA R N | S H Luxury Fabrics . . . 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It has a long and interesting history. 8 * * After belonging successively to the Phoenicians, Greeks, Egypt, Persia and again Egypt, Cyprus in 57 B.C. became a Roman province. In 1191 is was given by Richard of England, -who had conquered it in the third crusade, to Guy de Lusignan and after his line became extinct it fell into the hands of the Venetians. They held it until 1571 when it was conquered by the Turks. - In 1878 Cyprus was placed un- der the control of Great Britain by a treaty which recognized the ‘Sultan’s sovereignty and in World War I the island was formally annexed by Britain and given the status of a colony in 1925. , AR Ot : The British are losing interest in Cyprus as a base and it has become - a great financial burden to their new strategic concept of thermonuclear ‘defense. There is talk of making “Kenya, in Africa, the main base for _ ‘Middle East operations. At present partition of Cyprus - 4s favored by the Turkish minor- * ity as the lesser evil, but that } —would be impractical from any . . standpoint. The Greeks, of ___course, want union with Greece and will negotiate only bilateral- ly with the British. However, no solution is possible that is not ac- ‘. ceptable to the Turks. . It is here that NATO could be called in to'work out an effective formula. The new Secretary General, Paut Hewet Spaak, is a keen international- ist and is of the opinion that NATO should play a larger political role. The 15 nation organization should be able to find a solution if any solution ‘ts possible. Reds Gain in Indonesia The recent municipal elections on the island of Java show clearly that . the Communists have scored notable - successes. ‘Mounting economic difficulties offer a perfect climate for Communist infiltration and Premier SuKARNo’s “guided democracy” pronouncement provided them: with another oppor- tunity. . . x * * Provincial elections are large- THE PON ‘TIAC PRESS Daily Except Sunday Rasore A. Prreareatp President and Publisher Reserit “Bassett, Rittr Joun Executive Vice President Radccent Advertising end Advertising Director Manager Trade Mark Hows H. Prrecgaate m, Eset M. Terspwrrt, Vice President and Circulation Manager Business Manager : G. Marswatt Joaran, dorm W. Prreommate, Local Advertising Secretary and Editor Manager Roserrt B. Tare, Grorsi Inman? Managing Editor Classified Manager a Bntered et Post Office, Pontiac, as second class matter MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS —————— rh Prose te entitled sxetustve tee for of all loc®!l news ortnte pewepaper as wel as all AP news dispatches. ‘Tne — Parss ts delivered by carrier for 40 cents @ week; €h carrier service {s not available by mat! fe Oakiand, *Geneetn, Livingston, Macomb, Le — Washtenag Counties it is $12.00 a year: elsew symuecs and all other pieces in the ‘Onited States rear All mal) subscriptions ofveble fo advance. Prone ‘Pontiac FE 2-818! E MEMBER OF AUDIT BUREAU OP CIRCULATIONS to the fo this Editorial Page a THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 195% NATO Could Help ly advisory but they reflect the current, trend of public opinion. Im three of the biggest cities — Surabaya, Bandung and Sema- rang — the Reds either won large majorities or gained 100 per cent. over their 1955 vote. The rich islands of Borneo, Suma- tra and the Celebes are in the hands of rebels led by army officers. They ‘are demanding a better deal from Jakarta and even home rule. * & * Trade embargoes clamped. down by the Premier have doubled Java’s livirig costs and cut government revenue, Large exports out of other islands now bypass Java and the Communists see in this an oppor- tunity to keep the island under blockade until SuUKARNo quits. With well financed Reds pretty much in control of Java and rebels holding out in the other islands, -. the Premier seems powerless to act. Ever since his visit to Mao Tse-tung he has been spouting the — Communist line and observers now fear that before long the whole island of Java will be Com- munist. : The Man About Town His Favorite Trio Competent Critic Places Us in Super-Deluxe Company Faubus:.A man nobody ever be- fore heard ef and who took a rather unique way of getting his name in the papers. I understand that my lifelong friend, Graham John Graham was quoted in the Lapeer County Press as stating that his three. favorite news- papers are the: New York Times Pontiac Press Lapeer County Press All of us here feel real flattered, as John Graham fs one of the best read and most erudite gentlemen a é 4 > > 4 NOSE AND TOES FOR NEWS By ALTON L. BLAKESLEE found evidence of solar Xrays at AP Science Reporter. altitudes of about 40 miles and ae = ‘ higher. t BO LA: a Walt NEW YORK (®—The Interna-| Other scientists stationed near | ( : Word tional Geophysical Year is al-/the north and. south poles simul- ready beginning to pay dividends|taneously timed brilliant aurorae of new or unexpected knowledge|over both regions. These stream-| ¢ ™, Foamy * ete Sy about our earth, ‘scientists said|ing lights aré believed caused by) ‘/% = {ys 1 am Z y today, energy from the sun, especially; 4 ( (i\.em ny. ; ys, tk Z * * * after great explosions or flares on : . Some findings: : . the face of the sun. . Xrays from the sun's radiations) - ; have been found to exist only 40} Daily weather maps are being miles or so above our heads. (prepared by scientists of a dozen Northern and Southern lights or/nations scattered over the antarc- aurorae can blink on at the same|tic continent, ‘one of the world's time. huge weather factories. At least High-flying rockets have cap-jonce this year, the temperature tured particles of energy believed|at the South Pole was 100 degrees to cause these aurorae. colder than the near-zero temper-| Z "te Aen, aphoore aul te ae ae In Antarctica, temperatures can| Miles to the south. This must have vary 100 degrees pate distances Meaning about weather and fore- no farther apart than New York casting. Horrine UPHILL. ON His - HIND LEGs THE ARCTIC HARE SCENTS TROUBLE. HE 16 A MORE EFFICIENT LISTENING ‘DEVICE IN THIS POSITION. HE PAUSES NEAR THE TOP, SAMPLING THE AIR AND. TWITCHING HI6 . EARS FOR SIGNS - OF DANGER. Francisco and Seattle. This must|He Fixes That Tire : have profound effects upon weath- . d continent. ~ little more than -Thomas R. Me< The earth's atmonghere — Quade could tale when be hed to reach up, in terribly thin form, the second flat of the day gore to heights of one to several thou-|¢W station wagon. So he kept sand miles into space, * going, police reported, at speeds + © *. > fin oe £ rg The IGY is a concerted,. share- — apes the wheel itself fell apart. He was all-knowledge effort by scientists)hookeq on suspicion of drunk of 64 nations to learn secrets of driving. ‘ our home planet earth, our sun, began two months ago and lasts Prisoners to Get Music another 16 months. om Bid ee Leading IGY scientists described| fe sever apy faa ony or programs and preliminary find-|Prisonefs are going to have music ee ings for a symposium on earth,|*0 Soothe their jangled nerves. Po- DANGER ir and pared lice chief Charles E, Brown an-} | - ps fo. etieey tay as Ueda nounced today that speakers vis COVERED. eae Planetarium of the American|Would be put in the cell blocks) ~ HE MAKES OFF ON ALL FOURS. museum of Natural History. It is/800, with music from Civil De- . Po: one event in the national program pescce Lahesigegl Elita wel-| Distributed by King Festures Syndicate. <= . 9.12 of the American Chemical Society. , n--some} . * * mical Y bastile, wouldn’t you?” he asked. . : . 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Dubowik has chipping away \ee cast on his Sennen the doctor was (co busy to teswenen. The others were ee Refugee Possible Pick © esis “otipaaie’ hana kaso) Leg to Stand On, agg roo Nay ee Innocent Interview dopae « the Copied Inkster OKs Pay Hike. im ge five 4 BENTON. HARBOR « — After|Jimlor College while working tull-/Man Recovers in Jail +: nent meet Gok Brings Political Gassip ee pretty “on ™ Underwood . INKSTER w — Pay, raises of 2 | t : : over town ‘ £ ito 5 per cent were approved by Reconstruction of the omnia < the Inkster Village Council “Tues-| mous German Opera House in Be lday night for all municipal em-jlin will start soon, a $4,000.00 time as a draftsman. Aes only eight years in the United)? JANESVILLE,' Wis, @ — A 52, ; ; CHARLESTON, W. Va, a —|i, the governor Bad gote 10 eness, States, John A. 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Sucks toe Chamber of Commerce Safety Committee was Spiaives o°dinces from Harel Helms; regichial High School driver training stu- honored yesterday for efforts to make the city Pontiac Preis Photo representative of the Inter-Industry Highway than 1,000 communities fas year “ jng in safety checks this P tol \won first prize for cities less than! “Safely Conimities Honored With. Plac aque}. ee ‘pesehd "Mbabihen; cad Widahingtemjcited ‘ie tomeel ‘Ghack oi enlet} ot ses ta Sitehiaha a | pe ek a ee hicle safety check, sponsored by Intervindustries . Highway “This is what Pontiac has done | such a good job at, calling motor- | ists’ te the dangers of | the read and urging them to keep automobiles in tip-top shape safe- ty-wise, 2 eee eee te fore they happen. md * “Tf other communities did | ‘Pontiac, I believe the national| way toll could be substantially reduced.” As an indication. of how welll | Pontiac was judged, of the more) only 55 won prizes, said - we w€ & | _ Pontiac was first among partici-' 000. Newaygo near Grand Rapids! 25,000 and Saginaw County won the! county prize. | Holmes cited the number of | Pontiac cars checked—about 15,- 000; the organization behind the | safety program, and the large | number of groups that contribu- ted to its success. : . Besides the safety committee, they include service clubs, Pontiac dents, the Pontiac Police Depart-| ment and police reserves, the Pon- 17-19 SOUTH SAGINAW STREET Don’t miss Penney’ s Big” September Coat Event when you ind poss a "USE PENNEY’S. 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It was announced Tuesday oat felected area governor for Toast-| master’s District 28, covering’ northern Oakland County. Milldebrandt is a former presi- dent of the Pontiac Club No, 643. Eleven Islands Large MANILA — Eleven of the 7,08 islands in the Philippines chain ever built (1,039 feet long, 252| comprise about 9 per cent of the|sent his congratulations to the \total land area. Dealers and more than 70 partici- pating service stations. * * * The plaque, which will hang in ithe Chamber of Commerce office, was received by Clyle R. Haskill, | safety committee chairman, With: jhim was Pau] L. Merideth, who, headed this year’s auto check com- kt * * | Committee members are Robert Tricker, George Stewart, William) Spadafore, police Capt. Joseph Ko-| ren and Lt. Clayton Randolph, and Sheriff's Deputy Stephen Navarre. Gerald Shipman, head of the Michigan State Safety Commission, safety committee. THURRY- HURRY TOnly 15 More Days 1 of Close-Out Sale at BROWN BROS. 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Its shuddering, mutf- fled blast will mark a new step in peaceful world cooperation for science. 3 a. ee © This bomb will be set. off 800 feet unde: id, in a tunnel in- side a small mountain, at noon, Eastern Standard Time. As such blasts go-:im the vast desert northwest of this will not be a big one. But its. shock waves will travel through and around the earth, probably reaching = the heart of the world. 7 Earthquake experts around the globe—-Americans, Brit- ons, Chinese, A all na- tionalities—will be set to record the waves and share results, a striking scientific dividend in the International Geophysical Year. Usual bars of secrecy were let down to inform the observers in adyance. ' 2 8 How fast the shock waves travel can tell these seisn new facts.about what the earth {s like inside from thin crust to hot heavy core. The knowledge could ad- vance the day of sometime being able to predict natural earth- quakes. ‘ ergrount Las . Vegas,, ~_ oe uk * ‘ ‘Wieglodea et tha sod of x inca s This earthquake bomb meets the wish of many seismologists to use atomic power as ¢ probe deep Sito the earth's interior. = Two years ago, requests were made of Washington, London and Moscow for one to four A-bombs just for earth studies, Dr. K, E. Bullen of Australia disclosed last to a smal] mountain. It pinpointed! rest the exact: location and hour, plus or minus two minutes. It willbe a baby bomb, equal to only 1,000 to 10,000 tons of TNT, The first or nominal A- bombs packed 20,000 tons force. eet Some seismologists will study d A- Bomb Blast Set - directional 2,000-foot tunriel cut in- nv whether {Fear Oil Supplies > Could Dry-Up Soon use Me for} TORONTO w — An American mountains | professor says the world’s oil sup- rest on the earth’s crust, or. send deep iceberg-like roots, |plies are in danger of drying up. ; Prof. Rhodes W. Fairbridge, , By the present picture, the),.q of the -geology department!. earth rel ue crust Mer Columbia University, told the! from the uperbinn % Pig ot aoe International Union Geodesy | rock, in layers, reaching down. 1,800 miles. Then, a molten inner core for the next’ 1,400 miles, and and Geophysics yesterday that un- less.a synthetic oil source is dis- covered within the next 30 or 40) week. He is president of the Inter- national Seismological Assn. Shock waves, from natural/the earth's core. Others are in- ‘earthquakes are the. scientists’,'erested in the makeup of upper: the waves to learri more about ‘main tool to learn the structure of our globe. * *« ** Waves sent into the earth from A-hombs and H-bombs exploded in the air have helped a bit too. But the trouble is that quake specialists never knew just when the natural quake or bomb quake waves started, so they could meas- ure the travel“speeds precisely. | | Now the Atomic Energy Com-| thission is giving a. helping hand iby announcing these details in ad- vance. The underground bomb is jone in a current series of Nevada tests, and undoubtedly has scién- tific or military purposes as main objectives. * * woh The quake studies are a dividend for purely peaceful knowledge open to all. athe AEC said the bomb will be AT jon. three, make buy, today, Wonderful Warmth, good looks, good fash- . « what more could a girl wish for? Our coat sets have all 1293 up _ Wonderful little girls is this All ‘Wool Coat get With hood. Bring your young fashionplates in to choose theirs ed P years oil will have to be reserv for essential services. * an inner core 800 miles jn radius. The inner core may be molten, or it may be solid nickel and iron. we a “The of oil for heating and fuel will fiave to-.stop and be replaced by uranium or other full source,’ he, said, Fairbridge said he had pre-, pared statistics of all the world’s: sedimentary basins that could pos-| sibly contain oil and the outlook) showed distinct limitation. | Landslides Hit Japan TOKYO (—Heavy rains bash! ing Japan since Sept. 9 touched off landslides yesterday on. the southern island of Shikoku Island. Police said six persons died and| Russians Now Organize. | Elite’ Force in H ungary By JOHN H. MARTIN INS Foreign Director : The Soviet military,. which rushed - Hungary’s | spontaneous anti-Russian revolution nearly a year ago, now has org new “‘elite’’ satellite forc® in the hope it will be “trustworthy.” Hungary's old officer force was purged after the revolution, and isince March 1 there has been a ‘cautious and selective reconstitu- jtion of the Hungarian Army. ote * * The special report, “Hungary | ‘under Soviet rule,” prepared by “the American Friends of the iCaptive Nations” and “‘the Assem- biv of Captive European Nations’ |with the aid of Hungarian Freedom 'Groups, says that-:the reorganiza- tion is being handled by two key figures—both Moscow-trained, of ccurse. — They are Col. Ferenc Ugral, chief of staff of the new force, - | and Lt. Gen. Geza Revesz, whe | became minsiter of defense last March. < Ugrai bégan as a lieutenant in five were injured. A family ofthe hated Communist ‘security three was buried alive in their)police, the AVH, in 1945. The AVH house by one landslide. Red puppets are hated by the ized a! i {gary on th heels of the af bees in 1945 and four years later be- came head of the military secret police. “It is this Soviet citizen and Comintern agent,” says the report, “‘who is now directing the reorganization ‘of the Hungarian Army, with its system of Russian ‘advisers.’ ” i * * * It is. on. minority old-line’ Reds lsuch as these, plus the overwhelm- ling stremgth of tank-equipped ~* pheueariand even more than are| the Russians, if that is possible. RAPID RISE: Ugrai rose rapidly in the ranks! fand later was sent .to Moscow,! where he received military train-| ing for several years. The special /? ‘Soviet troops estimated as high as report says that this man, who is 100,000 men, that Communist more of a political officer and| erie Kadar depends to stay in secret police agent than a military] jbower. iman, got his boost*for his loyalty, Executions and deportations con- to the regime under Premier Janos| tinue in heavily curtained Hungary. Kadar., Yet Soviet Party boss Nikita Revesz, the defense minister, is/Khrushchev blandly said in his a much older man and his Bol-|American television interview that ere loyalty dates back to the/Kadar represents the people of days immediately after the First | Hungary. (World War when he was a Red| militiaman in the 1919 Communist coup led by Bela Kun in Hungary. | When Kun fell, Revesz fled to the Soviet Union and studied military engineering. Upon grad- uation he bacame a Comintern agent. His first assignment was te return to Hungary illegally for underground party work. He was arrested and imprisoned and U. S. Owns Hot Springs HOT SPRINGS, Ark. — The hot springs of Arkansas, 47 in number, are mostly ——— owned and —— (Advertisement) - ATHLETE'S FOOT GERM HOW TO KILL IT? upon his release he resumed his IN ONE HOUR, Communist work in Western If wot pleased, your 40c back at say Europe, declaring himself a | ¢rug counter. This “STRONG germicide Soviet citizen, He returned in triumph to Hun- | a scheduled atom bomb blast is | will be exploded at the end of a 2 EARTHQUAKE A-BOMB. PLAN — Cross. section of the earth underlying a small mountain in the Nevada nuclear testing area il- | lustrates how shock waves will penetrate the earth's interior when tain 800 feet under the peak. Shock waves to be reco earth are expected to arthosch new facts about the earth's interior. | AP Wirephete Map | | iB 1—CASH set off Saturday. The baby bomb iB 2—LAYAWAY ,000-foot tunnel cut into the moun- wide around the | | Turk Parliament |: Restricts Parties. -Passes Bill to Prevent Coalition by Requiring : Complete Slates ~ SETS 4 at value-wise prices that each coat a wonderful P ANKARA, Tarkey (P—A bill de-, signed to hinder the aatiree? = the next election by ae party alliances was through a stormy session of Par- liament last night by Premier Adnan Menderes’ Democratic) party. | With the opposition abstaining, the single-chamber Parliament, advanced the election seven months to Oct. solved itself.. The new Parliament ‘will convene Nov. 1. | There is a possibility the oppo- — may boycott the elections. The three main opposition par- thes — the Republican, Freedom) and Nation parties—have charged that Menderes’ government is rap- idly losing popularity. -all-weather wear for Sub-teen sizes included, a 27 and then dis-; gne party from running as can-, didates for other parties. 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STREET ‘PLUMBING SUPPLY CO. DELIVERY. FREE Except on Cash . and Carry Wibbicense Carrie . Expected to Miss Uz S. Mainland Tie probably will miss. the U, MIAMI; Fla. un—Hurricane cx, = U.N. Support UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. @—- Disarming Debate JP ‘Fugen: Classic Nehru Stil Reluses by Mark Twain | Of Reading List | ‘NEW YORK (—Mark Twain's iThe idea of staging ari ‘early de- inne Adventures of Huckleberry. "Kashmir Plebiscite SPINAGAR,;: Kashmir w\-Prime iMinister Nehru says demands for; : \ j f ig ‘ “ a“ {/« \ se z i “a " “ ; i ? ) / f a Y & \ ‘/ ° tN as A eee nen ee er ' m\h 8 repo ; ; ore : co) : e = yee ; y j . | a . ie : i x. : & 2 : Q le} , z “ i ; ¥ f “ue : 4 or “ * . t > is Ne ¢ gel > Lyd tet | Ss.) PoN'TLAC ness, THURSDAY,. SEPTEMBER. 49,1968 as | Pimake: hee eee as fs Ky ay! BP "Fashions. mainland entirely and die far Ns bate on disarmament in the U.N. Finn” in thé mcantic. forecasters said to- General Assembly gained support proved , . itoday, * x %. * * * J : : : N The season's third tropical Soviet Delegate Arkady A. Sobo- liss , mentary ws junior high’ schools. stan has vacated her aggression.”) ’ no longer is on the ap- a plebiscite in Kashmir will lead textbook list for city ele- nowhere “unless and until Paki-. * * * Fhe Huggard,- associate avery arrived here yesterday’ (You Can cH ARGE EM at the LION S STORE) ry ei. — P storm was about 940 miles east- ley yesterday requested that the northeast of San Juan, R about 1,900 miles east id a little south of Miami. It had winds up to % miles an hour. The Miami Weather noted that the storm was_spread ing -slightly, a characteristic of tropical. storms as they move nerth. An advisory at 5 a.m. EST 6aid no important change in inten- sity was expected during the fol lowing 12 hours “It looks pretty good as far as the United States is concerned.’ said Gordon Dunn. ‘forecaster in the Miami Weather Bureau. ‘“‘We have reason to be optimistic that the whole East and soon to report to the 12th session school superintendent in charge. of curriculum development, * con- firmed yesterday that three text-| of the General Assembly opening hook contracts for the book had next Tuesday. Informed sources said with the idea. Indiaalread y 12-nation commission * * * The commission is expected to’ do little more than pass along to report of the talks of its composed of Brit Soviet © United Nations chief storm The larger group also includes the the assembly the deadlocked Londen subcommittee, ain, Canada, Union and France, the the subcommittee members the has ° Bureau asked for an early meeting of the not been renewed in the past two, years “Huckleberry Finn criticized by some Negroes as racially offensive. A spokesman for the National Assn. for the Ad-' vancement of Colored People said yesterday he was unaware of any organized protest against the book. -However, he said, _the NAACP strongly objected to ‘'ra- cial slurs’”. in Twain's- works. ee ce ee Miss Huggard denied that the has been book was dropped because it can- tained passages derogatory to Ne-’ ‘is Pakistan's aggression for a spot study of flood damages) ‘and the political situation. He was accompanied by Defense Minister V. K. Krishna Menon ‘ i= Nehru said the “basic question) =, and In- = dia went to the United Nations | asking Its removal.” * *. * India and Pakistan have disput ed control of this Himalayan state! = - since the two nations became in- dependent in° 197. Each country) =? now controls a portion of the state,! |with a U. N. cease-fire line divid-| ing the territomes. India steadfastly refused proposals for a plebiscite to settle the dispute | “Kashara” has =. hazel GR 30% Cashmere 70% Wool. Coast is in no danger from the Mold ae 2 Wenger groes. It was felt the story was Marks Anniversar etorm.’ The storm should pick up speed and continue northward, the Atlantic. really not a textbook, she said. 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He ‘kansas campus while a student W@8 an early, and remains an at Henderson-Brown College in emphatic, supporter of President Arkadelphia. |Eisenhower because of “his tre- endoue moral jeadership."’ FOSTERS 2-PARTY PLAN | In the Little Rock clash between He has said his reason for join- state and federal BLIND TO “SEE” MSU CAMPUS — Students and visitors who are blind will be able to explore the complex campus -of Michigan State University in East Lansing by ‘‘walking’’ on their fingertips over this Braille map. Raised surfaces in the 32 by 42- inch map of extremely thin copper reproduce over 100 buildings and most of the 50 miles of sidewalks and 20 miles of roadway threading the campus. Shown at work on the map is Max Hilton, senior landscape architecture student of Bronson, Mich. A team of six students finished the complicated work in a week. A winatic “Why, “Well, to tell you the truth,” said Old Jim, “for the last five years I’ve had this place to my- self during the day. At my age I'll be darned if I want a woman) underfoot all the ‘time — sitting he ing the GOP in the solid Democratic is unequivocal in his belief his domain of Arkansas was to foster side is right. His son, John is a around and pickirig holes in the the two-party system. He’s been student at integrated Phillips Ex- old bones in the hot sun, as he'way I keep house!” film prevents tarnish. hard at it ever since. iter Academy in Exeter, N. H. ° : e Sweden Plans Increase . “oe peg eagain lied soe Now available to home owners in this area is a new and better electric water heating service. Subsidies to Mothers planned boost is to compensate for Sweeping changes in the basic design of electric water heaters have been made to give them ~ STOCKHOLM — Cash contribu-|this. With the increase, the cost of h e ene H e . f ° ° . ‘will be inereased|the child subsidy program will be greater heating ability. Heater action is now fully automatic. These things the ‘manufacturers pd = children to. 400 kronor|®32,000,000 kronor ($126,000,000) a have done at our suggestion. At the same time, economy-seeking revisions in Edison’s water chee an arnears starting next|Ye&r- . heating rate have been adopted. ‘The result is the ent water heating service ever offered in - Southeastern Michigan. Many families already use the new service. For the first time, theirs is a feeling of complete confidence in a really modern and adequate water heating system. Like them, you can be comfortable in the knowledge that the safe water heater is now_one of the most efficient, too, .- Why a New Water Heating Service? : .- 3 —~* cy Es ven oe een eorernty there is a likelihood that heater life will be today. It’s easier, for example, to get shortened. With ‘an electric water heater, it is . the lountey clean (not just clean looking) with standard practice to heat water to 160° and 5 160° water. But few heaters, other than an electric, heater life is not shortened. . heat water that hot unless manual adjustments Lots of hot water is a modern irement; New are made. Such heaters, then, are not truly auto- electric water heaters have the ability to operate i , matic. And if a fuel-fired heater is permanently day AND night as demand requires. There is no oes adjusted to heat to 160°, servicemen say that period when hot water is not available. Values to $49.50 : MEN’S Exactly What's New About the Heaters? Electric heaters have always had superior features: where .’. . even where ‘small children play: There Long life, for one. In the efficient electric heating ‘is no danger of accidental burns. An electric heater action, there’s no concentration of heat in one can be placed anywhere for another reason. It has - small erea—no destructive burning action. In no flue; needa’t be close to a chimney. You place New ete . addition, the mews have always co- the heater where you want to, not where: you is, All Weel operated in ae 4 the best design and con- must—and eliminate long, bot water wasting pipes : struction me’ sire eh rigid standards make in the process. , - a big difference in me Operating and replace- a costs. Lifetime oote are ake lessened by These have always been standard featares in any ; % Edison’s present. li ‘ing sleomie were heater. es we felt that the new a = ee _ unit-s be better yet. So we asked the manu- : and stegtrion! operateegperte writhont charge. . facturers to redesi hom to supply more hot $34.50 Maximum safety is another feature found in an water than ever. This has been accomplished by . electric heater. There’s never any flame or pilot use of two more powerful heating units. Ordin- ALTERATIONS FREE light to worry about. And because an electric arily, the lower one alone supplies ample hot oe heater is flameless, no part of its exterior shell is water. Once in a while an unusual amount is ever too hot to touch. An obvious advantage is needed. Then the upper unit switches on auto- Men’s Money-Saving that only an electric heater can be placed any- —_— matically to handle the heavy demand. S| a ck Sa I e New Rates—Dependable Service 3 A with the more efficient and dependable By the month these are slightly higher charges ; anes water heater goes a new flat rate to make than; the older flat rates. peels nine the $ 98 ’ it more economical than ever. You benefit by doubled hours of operation available under the Reg. 5.' to having available up to 20 hours of water heating newer rate, the hourly flat rate charge is less: - z for flat rate charges like these below: $9.98 Slacks — Flat Rate Charge per Month (Add Sales Taz) . 50-galion heater... .—— ~~ -.$3.88, set ss 80-gallon bhedter ...ccossscsesccccoserecce 5.34, met TENNIS ~ 110-gallon heater. . +6 on a a oo to ea 6.79, net Reg. 2.49 ; | Old Customers—New Service P EG KHAKIS Present electric water heater owners profit by 20 ‘hours of operating time: There is no con- Nl Colors switching to the new service, too. y can do version charge when a heater is changed in this Sizes eo 226-36 . so simply by ooling the nearest Edison office. way—no new parts are needed. The new flat rate Then t vane cwite will be changed from 10 to applies after time switch has been changed. -. See the new, improved electric water heaters . “4 at your plumber’s, appliance dealer’s or nearest Edison office. , ’ ° ° eo ¥- ’. -Faubus of Arkansas .now has his) a “THURSDAY, Supresen. 12, 1957 ei ced a Taubus: Cid ven Chance THE PONTIAC PRESS, } # ‘(Disease Cases jin City, County. ported during that week in the county and city include: Savings Reach nia? NEW YORK—Savings of ' ine dividuals in the United States : Past Prev, Year Lo La ee PWeek Week Ago peak of a own ape inauets 1 siclimbed to a postwar Ww 33 W k | Somorhea mags ; % 2114.6 billion dollars in 1956, al- t c O | The number of cadenileabie Moasiee -- idsninaiiis’s t. | most double the 7.6 billion record- — | Alecnne cases recorded: last week eke LG 8 Bed in 1965 afd 13 per cent higher ee f . “ex. (Syphilis ose: ‘@ .6 than the previous postwar high é . tin the city and county was ex- Tuberculosis ...-+6.++++s r r) "at 12.9 billion in 1952. By se feel that’s enough and so comply, lee charges, re judge could Twaght Rigresed ee Re A Press News Analyst [with a court order to stop pre-find him guilty in his absence i ‘ports wage et oo Monroe, c ert Prey. Year D ‘ Ge hee WASHINGTON (® — Gov. Orval venting integration, lsay on a civil contempt charge— direct Pe tic Cocke pot nelson ® Do-lt- These are some of the things! which could happen if he wanted) chance to back down more or less: ‘a be wea gracefully and still; as a politician; who may want a third term, reap, x * some political benefit for himself. If he were ordered to stop using But this situation could-be a ‘he troops to keep Negro children) @illy if he wanted to keep on fem school, ‘he could appeal to rernment.| ithe U.S. Court of Appeals to set bucking . the federal oe Davies’ injunction aside. But until the appeals court act- jed, he would have to obey the in- ‘junction or face contempt of court! icharges. And if he disobeyed, he could be tried even though the ‘appeals court later set aside the! linjunction. x * * Federal Judge. Ronald N. Davies: has directed Faubus to explain) Sept. 20 why he should not be or-' dered to stop using the state's Na-| | tional Guardsmen to keep Negro children from a Little Rock school | which Davies three times has or- |injunetion, he stayed in his man- dered integrated. ‘sion, canes by guardsmen The Justice Department seems who were instructed to prevent a. to take it for granted Faubus can't ).§. marshal from ‘Serving Fav-| * justify using the troops the way bus with an order to appear. in| he has, and it seems certain that/court for trial. What then? Davies will] issue an injunction or- x +* * dering ~ m7 ‘ It probably wouldn't happen, |Since Faubus alre: has re It is possible Faubus will seek! jed the court to many extent ot ac | a third term as governor—an Un-icepting from a marshal an order Suppose, having disobeyed the| usual thing in his state. Even if, he obeys a court order and calls) off his troops, he probably al- ready has won the gratitude of! those In Arkansas who are segre- gationists. Faubus says a majority to appear in court Sept. 20 for the injunction hearing. But suppose he did? The pros- ipect then, as lawyers here ex- plain it, would get completely diz- zy. This is how they see it: | and order him jailed until he com-|- plied, . * * * If, meanwhile, he stayed in. his mansion. and kept the troops around the school to bar Negro ichildren, the judge could impose a fine on him for every day he defied the injunction, sion until his term was up, he lcould then be. seized and would have to pay all the fines he owed. Further/ he could also then be |tried for criminal ae and igiven a flat jail sentence. - * * * Meanwhile the guardsmen, in- If he stayed guarded. in his man-| See oS ae 4 MICE BUSINESS — Partners Scott Manley, 13, left, and Ron Goebelt, 12, both of Cleveland, ‘Ohio, started a year ago. with ‘just two mice and now have a booming “mice-4-sale” business. — Backing up their. homemade sign with plenty of samples the “boys display some of the results of thei? recently begun’ cross- jdividually and collectively, could ibe enjoined from keeping Negro ‘children out of the schools. If they! idisobeyed, they could be charged | with contempt and tried. bring. the guardsmen in to trial, But if one of the marshals| were hurt or shot by a guards- man, the individual who did it ‘would be committing a federal: crime. + * * crazy series of events which could; breeding experiments. They sell their livestock for 50 cents a head. polio case in Huntington Woods. To date this year, 13 polio cases have been reported in the county compared to 17 the skme time last year. Other communicable diseases re- In the total of six there was one} po); Pneumonia .....--- 000% : econvero oOo ‘ corres Scerlet Fever ...- umps: Auckland, New Zealand, expects to stage a World’s Fair in 1962, with a South Seas theme. —— GEORGETOWN, S.C. @® — One . motorist with a-droll sense of “let the other guy.do it’ left his dusty, dirty, sleek new automobile parked downtown here. Written on the side was the brief message: ‘Wash me.”’ Marsha's might not be able to Two Judges Talk ‘About Girard Trial TOKYO W — USS. Dist. Judge | | Luther W. Youngdahl conferred iteday on the William S. Girard} There's almost no end to the }c ase with Yuzo Kawachi, presid- ing judge at the soldier's trial. Youngdah], Washington, D. C., Minnesota, visited Kawachi in his office at Maebashi District Court. Girard is being tried on a. man- slaughter charge in the death of a Japanese woman scrap collector There was no indication Young- dahl will attend the trial as an observer. A U.S. Embassy spokes- man said the judge, now on aj world good will trip, is scheduled to leave Tokyo tomorrow. The trial of the Ottawa, Ill., soldier is ‘LUXURY FABRIC COATS WITH — = PLUSHY ORLON- PILE follow if Faubus refused to obey) | of Arkansans are. the court order, ijudge: and former governor of jin recess. ae * . It he refused to obey the order| he could be cited for contempt of court, tried and jailed. This. might | strengthen his position with segre- If he didn’t appear for trial on DIAMOND 72” DAYS ASS at sensational Low Overhead prices! \ Saeaieaeh oak mae rine at Pa e a "House Elections | Not Expected to Change Lineup IEE ty AOR Sa OO tay enn = election experts to! divide victories in two special House elections coming up in New Jersey and Illinois. ' They say they are not looking for any party overturns in a Nov. | Pay Even Less With Your Old Diamond in Trade. Only $1.00 Weekly! — 5. TRADE-IN FEATURE '6-DIAMOND PAIR In 14k Gold $hQ°° Cape May and Cumberland coun- ties are State Assemblyman Mil- ton W. Glerm (R), and Joseph G. Hancock (D), a farmer. - Za * * The Illinois 7th Dist. will hold a primary Nov. 12, but the GOP, organization is offering no candi-| date. Two entrants who generally _ are not taken seriously are Lar Daly ad Anthony Catena. The} Democratic organization has put! up State Sen. Roland V. Libo-: nati. He is unopposed. NATIONAL ichigan. No Money Down $1.00 Weekly BE ORNS ssaiious . Pay much. less with your 11 DIAMONDS | 25 old diamond in trade. ALLOWANCE ON YOUR OLD WATCH 2 Regardless of Condition GRUEN 17 JEWEL Water Resist | | | | Look at These SUPER- GROEN Features BANK OF) Lotcrrved 2. otice ts hereby given that, arses Pag eall of .™ directors, @ special meet- the shareholders of Community | onal Bank of bapa wl — bela} at its banking how tnaw Street, = the cit vot P Pontiac, wate ¥, September 17. 1957, at 10: toe a.m. for the or Lae ~| correc ty and determining . by whether agreement to cares bpd said bank and The Orion State Bank. | located in the ‘Village of Lake Orion, State of Michigan, under the provisions) of the laws of the United States, shall) be -ratified and pegged and for the tery tet of votin, = any other mat-/ incidental rd t proposed merger of the two banks. A copy of the afore- sald agreement, executed hy = majority of the directors of each of the two) bankr, providing for the merger, is on} file at the bank and may be eel A. 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SHOCK-RESISTANT ...Super-Gruen / chalks up another triumph in trip-hammer after day did not faze the / dependable performance of this wender-watch, neasy Bladder Neasy | as — gg soe por bladder rh Rm dined reg ie Fei AMERICA’S LARGEST FAMILY CLOTHING CHa} - "OPEN EVERY NIGHT TILL9 va soothing effect on bladder irritations. ohare 60 years, Ask ee sise ond save money. Get Doan’ waPhie today! 200-NO. SAGINAW ST. _. \ : Q ' / | : aa ie . * i eek es: Fae Sa) _THE PONTTAC 1 PRESS, ‘THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER tear ! FIFTEEN. Fortune-Teller's Tale iA TT. 1. lane Ej “jee ve, > igh ; 4 tecre—on Hint (AIMY Tanks \Stop for School Bus —It’ 8 the \e Law's - Swe | | @—Prince Gypsy Lee, a ‘fortune- * - | gountry before ejecting, the Marine teller, had Victor Cowngs for “Called Useless. School days mean oclees bu lnes here ae, the lati the take tine out to take a good dround. ‘be on the watchout for, MIAMI, Fla. @ — First Lt. Corps said. onegiee. aie on the county's roads once| same. look around for children whe ithe forgetful child who darts out Chester M. Ingens ejected safely alte mile aay in ah apn Cel ‘ . Bowmen w6ild tive. to: appear Official Hits: Shipping again. © @nly after stopping are drivers: | MEA Fen inte thelr paths. into traffic, Koren advised. from his FS Fury set airplane , "tn court, the fortune teller said,| of | Defective Armor For the protection of the young-| alled to proceed, slowly and | ‘There is an exception to this) a eae res 1 crate any“ tonie densely DopUu- Off; But there was no need to weney, sters getting on and off the school| Wit esution: They don’t have rule, That's when the bus stops | Everyone would “agree, it’s 5 at ad —— to 06 cca fad. icials i in Formosa "He'd win his case, | to Germany bus, the gate has a law govern-| to walt walll the at lense momar (2¢ 28 intersection where there aie regi oe thet! Ingens, son of Mr. and. Mra.| TAIPEI @® +-; U.S. Undersecre- » © oes yesterday Lee was ing what drivers should do it a| ‘arts up again, least must ', traffic light or a police mt youve ne a child with your car. Chester Irgens of Glenwood, Mich., ‘tary of State Christian Herter and | } ($2. Dicoe SYRACUSE, N. Y. (—Rep. R.| School bus stops in front of them. E i directing traffic. : landed unhurt in a lake-near the Special Ambassador James P, ki, fined 1 pound ; > chee Walter Riehlman (R-NY) said yes- * . *. : S Reds’ ; x @ _ . . ,Marine Corps station air field at Richards arrived from Hong Kong : of accepting money for the telling terday that the United States had The law is in: the Michigan ays | e Jetliner | / If the light is green or the _— Direct Mail Group suburban Opa-Locka. He was'today for a three-day visit to of fortunes. The chief prosecution . _}Vehicle Code, and it applies only Dam Hi House officer waves for traffic behin ‘picked up by a helicopter. Formosa. They will confer with witness was Bownes, a police de-|*™PPed to Germany a tremendous), |... approaching school buses * ‘the bus to continue, cars don't Elects New Officers | Irgens was returning from a’ President Chiang Kai-shek. - tective, number of what he said were de-|from behind on roads in unin-| BEDFONT,: England ip—Boure| ‘have to-stop behind the bus. They @imINGTON w — ted V. aaa NOTICE OF INTENTION TO CON- bettie ape corporated areas, owner Jdkn Shipman . complained| may econ — ata weed) WAS business manager of the struct sewer and related work Riehlman said in an interview bi the jtoday- the rumble of Russia's not greater m New York, ! on Emerson : with When school bus stops on nk nove more Journal of Commerce, Ne “vou ate hereby notified that at the Syracuse Post-Standard) | lie TU104 jetliner loosened bis roof! and proper,” and never at of the ot “ »| pen road to receive or dis- i hour.“ was elected chairman of the regular meeting Commission ofthat the big tanks “‘never worked charge passengers, drivers .be- [Shingles and cracked two of his’ Ithan 10 miles an hour. ~ aK Meet ts coo Bele Sep-! and probably never would. He said . ili ts to know who ‘Board of Governors of the Direct tee ee Die ee ae 7 : hind it are required to come to |Cellings. He wants to SLOW TO A CRAWL Mail Advertising Assn. yesterday. } | eae ee Geteet po B ) as that from 40 to 50 million dollars a full stop, at least 10 feet |'s going to pay for it. | in other words, cara wait slow] Other’ officers named at the ‘-Opatenetris and related work on Smerson Street; Were involved in their purchase, : | + * | ino 4 offi . fom existing manhole tely * + - away. : down to little more than a craWl association's 40th annual conven- . S | > ar Gerth. fine “ot Late oe Riehiman said he could not re-| Ca’s headed towards the bus Shipman said the damage was/and drivers are required by: law tion here include Colin Campbell, |! 7 North Saginaw treet Newton Estates | at en esti- i e could no “are not affected, nor is the law done Sunday when the jet flew low |*to exercise due caution” for the vice president of Campbell-Ewald [) Pp FE 4-6842 Bat sete s cotimate ot said ime arg = Sestenetion ot the applicable to buses inside in|ver his house en route home to children. — 'Co., Detroit, board vice chairman || hone 5 k i ee op mf said the-Army had “trouble (CUP%sted cities ‘or. villages. rene sale from {te recent Mght to, jiesecth there is no law for U.S. members. 1a . treah : Ameri 5 és - ; : | the" plane prefile unde roflle and estimate, and thet] with the turrets” and that the (OPEN ROADS DANGEROUS: ain: < | gov Foie, kiaract memo lon if 3 “Better Things in Sight special Asseasnient secgrding frome tanks were “never balanced.” It is on the open road, wherel A spokesman for the Ministry pgnthy eroventinn, ef accidents, StOFMs aod Westward 1h : | os fronting pen ether “ide'ef Emer.| Riehlman is scheduled to leave! US¢S usually stop in a traffic sarel yd Civil Aviation, which is han- 40 potice Traffic Capt. Joseph | MANILA u — Two typhoons Open Friday Evenings | ony ae den notnat tnene for Europe on Sept. 22 with the, and there are no pre € curs, dling the complaint, declined to Koren. | churned estward in the Pacific | enue non OA, to the north pa of Loeal \congressional sub - committee on| sidewalks, that the danger to" say whether the Soviet Union will | a Ww e 85 and 78 Newton Estates Subdivision children is greatest. -be asked to pay for the repairs., When a school bus stops; drivers! 'today—one headed between | th shall. constitute the special muedivisien| government operations, of which) <—. fa . Philii and Formosa, the district to defray $960.00 of the esti-ihe is a member. i x e * - He said the matter is being in ‘should slow down if oraa serif gore toward Japan. = = = - —— — mated “seine oad Ne eaten ond He said the trip, which will in| Jt makes no difference how many vestigated. .-. . ‘mits, take an extra care other po . = ; expenses meee ; paid from the clude a visit to Moscow, is expect-| ' : CO POTICE ts MEREBY GIVEN That the'ed to take 444 weeks during which ‘ oe Com m of the City of Pontiac, Mich- missto M : se igan will meet in the Commission Cham.|CO™mittee members will check on} ber - Gerenber 17, 1957 at 8 o’clock|U. S, military installations and the’ brat hear suggestion ns and objections military supply system. . | nai tay be by parties interested, Richi PP! ana he tole man said t an were tember 11, 1657 ¢s Dated na ember ap R EVANS built by Chrysler Corp.. “Acres of City Seen ao them”’ were stored fer a year and, ————- = = at half in Maryland “before they | _ ~ NOTE NTENTI © CON | ares sanitar — and related work| ¥eFe sent overseas, he said. on ameron | You are ae mene notified that at ‘ Riehiman said Chrysler Corp. | Pegu e Mimission has disclaimed any res ° the City of Postise, Michi comer Pp, ceriaon it eee] to. What be termed the “op sal ar 0 e intention of the t ” Commission to contruct sanitery sewer r i - 9nd related work‘on Cameron Avenue, The company claimed it pro- om existing manhole approximately ‘« ” | See feat north of Maadiven Arehec ta the, Guced “what was asked for, north line of Lot 10§ Newton Estates| Riehlman added. Subdivision at an -estimated cost of) | Carpets - Linoleum : Draperies - Slip Covers - Upholstery - Shades - Tile McCANDLESS AUTUMN SALE | EVERY NIGHT ‘TIL 9 P.M. 91408.59, that the plan. profile and) The congressman said. that :no estimate said improve t is file | for publie inapection. en Army officer or other federal of- noe further intended to sonatrvet ficial or employe was ever *“bust- the. plan, am, profile, and estimate, and thet etl” or otherwise penalized because hereo: shali defrayed by | mt according to frontage of the extavagant boner. Autumn is here and so begins } assessme @ that ell of the lots and parcels of * * * ‘ 0 fond erating. be a manhole He maintained that the tanks. the carpet season. It sn t too Avenue to the north ‘ne’ of ot ies are ee a Newton ‘Estates Subdivision shall con- never work." _ —SES stitute the “gtsessinent district to : defray $960.00 of the estimated cost and) | ee . j marr ge — 98 ysoon to pldn for the Holiday if EEA rehire Police in Cufo seize | AL A :.| Seno ani frew $08 your eer . | a NOTICE 18 HEREBY given That the Rebels’ Radio Station | - : * _ « coer ere rman Febe “ peting and draperies. Take HAVANA #® — Nation ce : bear suggestions anc bjctions ast night seized a clandestine} advantage of our sale priced thai may traysbe mace by perties Lsaeretea jrebel radio station in a suburh of : ko es . , Dated September 11, ag ‘Havana, : : g and get in on the tre- City Clerk * * * — bal Taken with the owner. police NOTICE OF INTENTION TO CON-\said were tape recordings of = mendous Savings now. Many | “Tee = hheoeay senaea that at a rebel messages to be beepticast to) f ti , —— : ) poe roving epung ot Soe Commies 5 the public. = a5 dollars can be saved during this [muavy 798] | a | See's wie iacttan a ag] A, Domb blast sravely inured} | v0} — a - Sematsaee to coset stent Gaya M-yearold youth, identitied -es| “ | Autumn Sale. y TWEED Sisine ‘Street, te Bument onrest er anirrenciscg Cardona Orta. Police 7 , | bes Sq. Yd. catimated cost ot 0086.03, end thet the|accused him of being a rebel 3 , ; : ; ni pee an. mate - -* c | provement is a tile for public inspec. ate plotter. | It ts further Intended to construct | fhe plan, profile und Setimaie, and ES Yugoslav i in Peiping | special rE Re according to > oct HONG KONG \f—Vice Presi- tha 1 Parcels o fend fronting oon ee of Tigh dent Svetozar Vukmanoyic of Yu- | eres shal! copeuitels thers cial susess- | SOSIAViA arrived in Peiping today ment district Ne ettrey sine 38 of ek the/on his tour of Asia, Peiping radio “estimat cost an expenses and that $1964.65 of the timated eost|reported. 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Milford, .nestled-in a scenic val Jey in the heart of Oakland Coun- ty, will close shop on Oct. 31, and Nov. Ist and 2nd, to observe the original founding of the town in 1832. The many newcomers to Mil- the shallow weir down on the east side of the dam, and that's the story of how the town got its name. . The two Sesto brothers | built a “pole shack” in the Side of-a hill for their home, and the indentation from the dwelling is still visible here. According to 64-year old Leo Shelters, of 126 E. Huron St., big logs, cut trom virgin timber in for many Milford oldtimers. One| fine exarfiple of this, is tiny Grace (Mrs. Roy) Cooke, , She has been playing the. organ in St. Mary’s Catholic church for sixty consecutive years. Born in nearby Highland, she is a widower who lives with ner| brother John at 507 Summit St. Every day in the week at 7:39 a.m., people attending High Mass, hear the organ playing in _PON'TIAC, TIGHIGAN “oe ee en bd and she had to “look straight up} ‘to. vead the music.” Grace's mother, Mrs. John “Kpnoepfier, was the very first organist at St. Mary’s and her record of 27 consecutive years as an organist set the pace for her stl runs his tiny old-fashicned har- daughter. In the reference to her ag2,| Grace said, “If folks want to know about my age—let ’'em guess. I’m past 41, so let’s = leave it ; * i Untit just recently the com- pany employed many Milford. residents, but now stands vacant | |: had one.” - ene - ae “mic Another Milford oldster, Bill bly Michigan's oldest mer | Purdy, keeps life from becoming \chant, 83-year-old Charles Price, ! dull by chécking over his many iness shop on Main. street. He is litems of interest collected during 'the only horse-harness maker in/his 61 years in the village. Michigan: Bill has been an enthusiastic ex- Charlie opened his store in 1908, Pert in the art of cojn, stamp and when there were hitchin’ posts and &Un collecting.. Photography, -hunt- cobblestone streets. Fine carriage ing, * fishing and taxidermy has an automobile, but said, “The younger I get, the more I wish the area, were thrown down on the swampy land and used as a road ‘to higher ground. Those logs are still there—cov- ered over with tons of gravel and eventually blacktopped. ford are stopping their daijy ac- tivities to listen and observe, . as oldsters dust off relies of the past years and relate experiences of “the good old days.” According to town ‘historians’, the background and a clear alte |°! ‘bat.” . voice singing the responses. IN HEART OF nsack This “designates part of Mrs.| Many new Milfordites do not Cooke’s devoted service to the|Know that one of the most bea- church which she watched grow itiftul dams in Michigan exists right from a small frame building on)in the heart of the business sec- horses as well as the farmer's, |faithful teams, kept him busy mak- ing and fepairing all types of har- ness. With the coming of the automo- bile era, most. of Charlie's work -preceed the monthty Elizur Ruggles and his brother, Stanley, came to Milford in 1832, built a lumber mill on the bank of the Huron River, and erected a dam at that non This made it possible to ford] UNNOTICED BEAUTY — goes almost unnoticed by many Milfordites. eo 6 oe ae the dam is A grandson of Elizur Ruggles, Ben Phillips, with his wife, still live in part of the same house that his ancestor built later at 1018 Atlantic St. =, “Life surely begins at eighty,” The Ford Gam. hidden by thick foliage. sancon knows there are fish going over the. dam, and tries his luck. cut-stone structure on Commerce street. Summit street, to a “Commerce Grace began learning about mu- company, and is hidden down un- ‘have their expensive tack put back) evicted’ with not much excitement sic from her mother when she was der heavy foliage just north of 1 Shape. still too small to reach the pedals,|Commerce street. Pontiac Press Phote However, Doug Bea- tion. jis now devoted to repairing saddle been his life work. Recently Purdy donated more than 150 rare birds, to the Huron Clinton Metropolitan Authority. These are housed in a new build- ing at Kensington Park for pub- lic inspection, The Ford dam was. constructed! about. twenty years ago by that, 60 YEARS OF SERVICE — Mrs. year as organist of St. Mary’s Catholic Church. She has played and sung for High Mass at 7:30 ~ seven consecutive years. > € Z rome’ Invite Schools to Join Contest - Kiwanis Asks Teenagers to Participate in Apple’ Pie Race Oct. 16 WEST BLOOMFIELD TOWN- SHIP — Kiwanis clubs of Oakland County are inviting high schools to participate in a big fall apple pie contest to be held néxt month- Present plans call for the eon- test to be divided into two sec- tions, one for high school girls) 5 and the 9ther for “ladies past the _ high sehool age.” The pie baking competition will begin during the week of Oct. 16 at a local level with certain Kiwanis clubs and various high schools staging their own indi- vidual contests. The winners will compete in the finals to be held during the last ‘week of October, the period when a concentrated drive to push the sale and use of Michigan apples nual horse show will highlight a three-day Fall Festival Sept. 13-15 lat the community park in Washing- ton. The 17-event horse show on Sun- day is expected to draw some 200 entries, twi¢e as many as last year. An added attraction will be an exhibition of square dancing on horseback by members of the Port Huron Saddle club. Registration | 9g time is ‘set for’ 11:30 a.m. with the grand entry slated to open the show at noon sharp. 7 The three-day event, which opens with a baseball game at 5 p.m. Friday, is sponsored by the Washington Improvement Association and affiliated organi- zations. It is staged annually to raise funds for park improve- ments and the Community - Building. Other features of the festival will be musical acts all three evenings, a baseball game between two Little League teams at 2 P.M. ‘Saturday afternoon, a_firemen’s tug of war at 6:30 the same even- will be under way. Prizes will be given to the win- ners in each division. The contest will tie in with the Michigan State Apple Commis- sion’s Big Ten program, so named/ to identify the apple season with the Midwestern football picture. Many schools will point out the advantages of eating applés in regard to health. The film, “Gateway to Health,” now avail- able to schools, shows how apples are beneficial to teeth. ‘ John Finlayson, director of the Oakland County Kiwanis Club apple program, expects a record number of entries in the apple pie contest. Clubs or organizations wishing recipes for apple dishes may write to Ted Sprague, Eastern Michigan] Supply, 28627 Grand River, Farm- ington, for a free supply. His phone number is GR 4-4315. 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Ben) Franklin, will retire Oct. 1,/ ee Race Proposals QS is 65th birthday. : Years Since Franklin was recently honored ™#°Y by 170 of his business associates at ja retirement. party ~.at the ‘Elks MOSCOW w—Pravis ‘suggested Temple, He is a veteran of 33 ham. "today. the United States could es- lyears service with the division. i. Starting as an engineer design- era Ap eso by Mar-| er in‘ the Yellow Coach opera- cape the dangers of Russia's mili- =—— vm * Pontiac Amvels: ‘sr saaast ran eo Elect New Officers rion ans a [Flyboys Play UCLA highly that glassblowers were kept|William R. Dushane, of 421 N. guard day and night on the/East Blvd., adjutant. Additional appointments are to . vitation today to replace the Uni- -Jbe made at a Iter date, Joint in-{Kille stallation of Post and Auxiliary of+|¢ |, ficers is to'be held at the Waldron ‘|Hotel, Sept. 23, following a dinner Richard Oechle, of Grand DENVER: (INS) — The Atr |¢ Force Academy accepted an in- versity of Florida as UCLA's football opponent in Los Angeles on Friday, Sept. 20. University of Florida officials cancelled the game because of a flu epidemic, honoring the new ie at Gandhi tng pee ' leniting The Shorthand Written with a b es Your Shortcut. to a - : Better Job — MORE Pay! |" SHORTER - - EASIER NEW CLASS THIS WEEK The Business Institute Phone FE 2-3551 for Information or Visit Class - 7 West Lawrence Street PONTIAC Phone FE 2-3551 istic avs. dard of the Soviet Un- ion for ending the arnys race. | * * * 4 Vershinin, commander of the! _ Soviet Air Foree, said in a state-) “ment broadcast by Moscow radio) # Saturday that Western Europe and] : \ large U. S. metropolitan areas are) particularly vulnerable to the new- ly-announced Soviet rocket mis-| sile. “Invention of the-intercontinental missile makes it possible to reach any part of the world,” he said, Pravda, official organ of the Soviet Communist party, said| American reaction to Vershinin’s' statement was disappointing. * * * “American generals and their’ bosses refuse to admit the defeat’ of their ‘positions of strength’ pol- icy,’ Pravda said. “In these con- ditions the way out for the United States, just as for the whole world, is to accept the-concrete and real- istic proposals of the Soviet Un- jon on the discontinuation of the arms race ... All countries of) | States, will gain if they agree to} halt the race.” : clear weapons and tests without the provisions for inspection de- manded by the West. ce 5 plan, profile and estimate, ant that the} cost thereof shall be defrayed by special assessment to and g 3 enBe BEE : clock p.m. to fons and objections that may be made ¥ ge} interested. Dated September 11, 1967 = ADA B EVANS mated cost an be paid from. the Pund. NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN That the Commission of the City | Pontiac, Michigan, will meet im the totes rns Chamber on September 17, 1987, at.8 o'clock p.m. to hear sugges- tions and objections that may be mate by pres interested. oe Dated September 11, 1967 R. EVANS City Clerk : Gept. 12,1957 NOTICE OF INTENTION TO CON- struct trunk storm drain and related work on Arlene Avenue. You are hereby. notified that at « p10] 431016. @ 1, | sae er Gigantic Store- - Wide Sale Starts TODAY r f the Commission of the City of Pontiac, Michigan, held August 28, 1957, by resolution it was declared to be the intention of the City Comm to construct trunk storm drain and related work on Arlene Avenue from Columbia Avenue to Second Avenue at an estimated cost of $17,910.37, and that’ the plan, profile and estimate of said Smoccroment is on file for public ihspectio Tt is further intended to construct! said improvement in accordance with) the plan, profile and estimate,. and that | the cost thereof shall be defrayed by'| special assegsment according to benefits| and that Lots 24 thru 67 inclusive, 130; thru 165 inclusive, 228 thru 263 inclusive, | 322 thru 339 inclusive, Joshra _Coceume | Subdivision: ler 100 ft. of the of the N. 1162.16 ft. of the S.W. % Section 15 shal constitute the s “4 ee oe bade oaret ow of the ted expenses thereof heey ‘that $2: ost a1 e| the esti-| mated cost expenses thereof shall) be paid trom nthe Capital Improvement d. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN That the Commission of the City of! Pontiac; Michigan, will meet in the) Commission Chamber on September 17,/ 1957. at 8 o'clock p.m. to hear sugges- | tions and- objections that may be made_ by parties interested | W.O. 7225 Dated Geptember 11, Rod Clerk | Sept. i2, i987 Special FOR THE WEEK Milk Glass Several Pieces to Choose From 79°| Pontiac Stationers “Ia, Downtown Pontiac” 4 N. Saginow FE 2- 4242 i business :. with AUTOMATIC TIMER you get > completely AUTOMATIC COOKING fust set the timer, then go about your . shopping, cleaning or even to work. Automatically turns on, cooks ‘food, and then shuts off. tfeady when you get home. oyen lets,you check your foods in the oven without opening the wasting the heat. 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Although rushed here especially: to keep alli... ee . * sit of 2 Stro Pi eg ei 2 a — informed-of the goings-on at home. == ee ng = "sme fete ce i shell color has nothing {to do with food value, New Englanders : ‘|. Reports funneled in to Press : sald, whe- Tt was the egg. Fish, reptiles and other animals laid eggs | pay more for brown and New Yorkers prefer white, House: A group of six luncheoning st lneadquarters that after Tuesdey| Reveals Concern Over Lagan emote tinge Rear “1 pdilead i eet wiles hacbeas capone wives object most to mixed eggs. Teli nena iucdenna ten night's theater a rain proved tol Mideast Crisis post ee it been aa ‘The first chickens were hatched from eggs laid by a bird that Experts discourage harassed’ businessmen who want to chuck gat sieting rendinder of time (oye terrae ean fon : brought up as an issue in the ' gould not quite be classed as a chicken. their jobs and “raise a few chickens.” To be profitable, chickens | pigeons around, under and over tk ne Mmnat hee CAIRO w#—An urgent, surprise) case, ae . ' . : * k- & pats be rene 7 oer ene: AAMomy. the future of eggs their: table was the momelr, igentieman (who blushingly asked| visit to Cairo by Syria’s two mili- Smith had testified during trial Te ee aaa ‘ois the telah teielalion 00° may not be bright, substitutes. — Some of the- sightseers jour-|not to have his name mentioned)|tary strong men today underlined iat he was acting on a general , Foe dicot prema ecsigabyt gentoo fowl of ua ncue aku tamae len the average Ame neved down to the many paawens ee ipso a Ay Sashes deepening concern of the two|police order to impound Woury's India is believed to be the parent of today’s domestic breeds. =| ian ate more than one egg a day all last year. Elizabeth liner ‘which sailed for|hotel was then a stone's throw/AFab allies over the smo Oe ee tie ald tes 0 ou Scientists at Cornell University have eavesdropped on | _ * * * Europe at 11:30 a.m. Wednesday.| away. - Syrian aera mon police practice in Pontiac. chickens and learned their language. A rapid “Kuk-kuk-kuk” in Reports of cholesterol deposits in some diseased hearts have (Even those at the Paramount a * « Chicken means “food.” giverl eggs bad publicity. But Dr. A. W. Brant of the U.S. Depart- |Hotel, Press headquarters for the : as Brig. ane Bizry, leftist com- ae a pa soe se -5* . “Qut—eut-cut-cut kab” translates “dog.” Other sounds mean | ment of Agriculture says: “The cholesterol content of eggs is not jexcursion, heard the toud whistles Says Summerfield mander in chief of the Syriai/ro ri order directing seizure of the " “Pillow me,” “Look out, there’s a hawk or something up there," | higher than that of many other popular foods. Nutritionally, eggs |from her stacks telling of her army, and Lt, Col. Abdel Hamid|—). hast “= qnd “Stay right where you are.” _ are one of nature's most complete foods.”’ yage. . Should Resign Post Serraj, army intelligence chief, * .*% *£ 5 CHICKENS BORN SNOBS ‘The egg comes before the chicken in dollars earned for CELEBRATE ANNIVERSARY flew here yesterday. They went} McCallum agreed gh tanta po: +s -* . Chickens are born snobs. When caged together. they set up a poulterers. Producers. received nearly two billion dollars last ] Wednesday SS a WASHINGTON (INS)—An — into immediate conferences with aerate excten a. Be Sees coder wih wwpercase bea tihng precadence of th foe year for their eggs — nearly twice as much as chicken meat day for Mr. and Mrs. ;}g02 Democrat called today for the President Nasser and Egyptian — : ; Rd, It a warrant or a court order. “frou over lower-class ens. Untl the “pecan” is established, | Dreght eae fhe Natonl Geographic Secety. was the Olver's 2th wedding amen ante neh as cats of uiay Headers (rye ordinance provides for an = chickens: waste energy fighting among themselves. But broilers have become increasingly popular in the last 20 niversary. — Fe * * so iw tag, which may E Private cages allow poulterers to check closely on individual years, and chickens are economical in converting grain into meat. Thursday will be another big . = output, and enforce the produce-or-fry rule. A sloped bottom causes Judging by the recent trend, it might be that — in terms of dollars day for all the group who have| | “ |fense Minister Khaled Azem said/ers have not settled past parking |S mahatiechanbchandrsalealene Sane isn: : —~ the chicken may some day catch up with the egg. - been on the go since they landed pe ee Porter st ‘|in Damascus he does not believe|tickets. It the owner doesn’t ap- = |here at noon Monday. Post Office Department is running|®¢sression against Syria is immi-jpear before the police within three - Death Notices Mt Clemens Church Flash Floods Hit |s'.2, .csp.ter | ata nt see er eta sn are hs car may be tmpvunded and the . ss 2, ed for a time by blocked nat tes tang age succeenely Ge | ev bility. ' fees are Destroved by Fire: |cUzkish Capital; ja." * Nigh pleated the Matrical voyage of | ta = speech. propared for the |to face every possbil ee ee siroy y rire F Hi Lo : i ved for Third. ‘| Azem talked with reporters aft-| “In effect, this ig forcing Henry (Fannie) Coleman, ear feavy Loss .| Sree Seen saved. tie te | Tiel we B New York Ave, de The downpours hit an area €X-| sion, so many of you session ' in Ponti (Continued From. Page One) ANKARA, Turke Wwe—Turkish|temding from Ankara’s suburbs to) con ex; teme General Hospital Annex afjer an|Was started by workers burning! newspapers aid today 1,000 per-|* Vilage about 30 miles southeast. looks like. “ridiculous” because Congress |“development of the situation in/guilty to parking violations in or- ‘nee of several weeks paint with a torch as part of &|.ong gied ‘in flash floods which ; Folbwing this tour the party win| SS, Som engutents’ of the the light of the Soviet and Ameri-jder to get his car back,"” McCal- * * * $100,000 sedecoration. program, swept through the crooked streets|Eleventh Daughter Born |poard a special Hudson River alo cea cane - ee ministers’. stutements ikem spit. : = Bho was a member of the ™ ot ais sogteal yooartay,. Bet. he —Glad It Was a Girl — pol gproetiy ih di te agen He said: “I am sure Summer- * *« Car Uses Less Energy = ters : : Sunday will be given in a nearby jofficial death toll remained at 14—| , IN NJ. we ° """"lfield favors business, that is, big) The United States this week be- ~ = * ro MORRISTOWN, N.J ‘Mrs. | land. = gurviving besides her iusbana|movie theater. the number of bodies which Fe5-lwitiam Besto gave birth yester| ‘Tales are still being told of the|>usiness and IS oe Nepene Lee ee e ea oe ee ‘bre three children, Orville Cole- P eben 2 age alr ageemnyton ad pave #00 __* |day to her 11th daughter. She has'infinite number of tip-top restatt|oreed the dey when one imaas ae ‘Sault any will opal tai ante- quan of Milford, Mrs. Charles De| Clair Shores, Reséville, East De- oS po rants which spot this giant. city. } toward the So-|mobile's lights, ignition, radio and et F of Pontiac and Mrs. Her-| troit, Selfridge Field ‘and War- | In some areas the flood wave - * * & PLAYS IN HT — gee yeceies on 4 he sige — heating system. ‘ert Pixley of Drayton Plains; a| ren, " Chesterfield, Harrison, Ciin- reached 90 feet as water from. Mrs. Beston, 41, told a reporter!” SPOTLIG . ; ‘sister and three brothers. on and — Townships |cloudbursts rushed down narrow she and her husband, a night Bet holding the spolleht dorbg) ' SBervice will be at 2 p.m. Sat- fought the blaze, — _ ‘|valleys- from . barren mountain' watchman, wanted another girl. the game are ‘a ae renal Se eee nod The dvirch ‘ls located on New|sloPes. Rarcee teams Eroped “We wouldn't Know what to do/Staée Productions-here. Some have “with . ee ~ H. vase, | treet, nly tro locks from Gra-|tmrough the mi eo | ah with a boy,” she said. Russell in “Auntie Mame.” : Perry Mt. Park Cemetery. ee the city’s main! went into Ankara itself, covering » s * To prove that you can’t pos- | ee eo ie fay souk, ting Actin De | EEE OG: ma Beles 2 eee a : ey ——— a i inte oe lowiying areas and stalling traf- lon was named Madonna sibly see all of this third largest “= WALLED LAKE — Service for regular They worked| An estimated 500 to 1,000 homes) The other Beston daughters} unofficial report trom our United woos! 7. had been destroyed and more than Tange in age from 2 to 12. Airlines representative that es ion of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth = 'Z,000 Tooded. t r ~Meriorial Hospital’ about 20 are planniig to stay 3 Jet deoaee laerey Hoantalfr Premier Adnan Menderes has-Isaid mother and baby are fine. | over to continue the challenge. | Trail, p.m. today rom Richardson-Bird Funeraline the fire, fight | MEN-Dd DON'T warr, SAVE MORE THAN $10 ANNU AL Pontiac’s Largest Exclusive Men’s Wear Store : Taylor in ‘Quarter’ $re his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. ()p Dramatic Finish ? i th : anh ey é my _*) i 3 2 their fifth-round match in the Na-) tional Amateur Golf Championship) today, 7 z 2 x EA, 738 pag Biteinel: prourtd: Jun Toul Blair of Kirkwood, Mo., 2 up, in| HEE i : a? it =e) 2 Special Price Groups sess} of 2-Trouser Suits their Rudolph beat Lawrerice bagel of Wilmington, N. C., 4 and 3; and crushed f ie a el bee pe TH rg i ‘ THE “GOOD MIXER” SUIT Wear the matching 100% Virgin | Wool Coat and Pants as a smart suit. Wear the coat and contrasting | i FRE He 8 "§ i oe Ly Tal ek I B g This famous annual Hub- . First event is nearly over... so hurry down to the Hub and take your pick of the coats Holdup Man’s Body : Deaths Elsewhere Discovered in River sc jell a as Scindidters: Wx. wichaert crassa fea ea Ouas — as an attractive sport coat. that’ will be the atyia leadete.. - = forest poner 1. a ton, Theodore Henderson, 28, of aa - next season! And, best of all, United States, died yesterday. He|Eccles, W. Va., Hen¢erson's com- Wear the all wool flannel slacks if you make your selection | die last —— of the fam w wile, Ruby, 17. All @re with a sport shirt. now you get yourcoat at pre- ot the Goodman Lumber} Finger, also a negro, was driv- : season savings! Groducers of pine and hardwood, torlum to visit his sick wife when "BUY YOUR NEXT FALL AND HUB PRICED$ pso * ~*~ * * the crash ogcurred,. _ DAYTON, Ohio d#—Mrs. Chesta] Police sala Willams:and Jobe Regularly WINTER COAT NOW... it Fulmer, 57, whose advice) son held store : 4 ‘ Gunn, “Wo Together,” had ap ong eek eee. The ewer of me $65.00 the Price-Includes AND SAVE $10 OR MORE! peared in the Dayton gJournal| robbed store, Robert Usher, the Extra Pair e Senet, image Les bors pone adit wtp begnd Every coat in this-sale is a brand new, next © ane ‘tums, ood Wee te — cr pe Fall garment . . . Styled in the — et 4 paper work -in Atlanta and Dallas i traveling at a wen cube models and fabrics . . . so be wise, save |=. before. going to Seton of speed when it collided with $10 now! * Finger’s auto. SevaNeton, TH, ee Flint Henderson, Ss and the girl) Dille, 72, president of the Nationellare being held for investigation of syndica armed robbery. Police said thev ld pcabagshs= gayest + iy also may face homicide charges) of his two sons, John F. Jr.,|because Finger was killed as, a: Sr etiows and publisher of the Elk-|"esult of the holdup. fart (Ind) Truth. Dille was born) , bom, m”"(State’s Grape Crop Hopeful of Averting |3rd Largest in Nation Telephone Strike LANSING @ — Michigan's big: grape crop, third largest in the; nation, is beginning to find its way, _ THE “RUGGED TWILL” SUIT — Imported vents, > daa with raglan : eet sel ll for $55. °44. sell for . E are FREED When you can get a TWO-PANTS SUIT for the usual PRICE OF A ONE-PANT-SUIT, it’s _ definitely TIME TO ACT. These are fine hard-: “finished wrinkle - resistant, ALL WORSTED SUITS in sharkskin, long wearing twills and gabardines . . . HANDSOMELY TAILORED, | 2 and 3 button models i in regulars, longs, shorts and stouts. All with TWO PAIRS OF TROUS- | E RS to che you double wear! lands, with linings ; coats will sell. or $50.50" : HUB PRICED All wool imported tweeds and shet- $49 | Imperteg tweeds, ae wool gabardines. ported tweeds, and gabardines ... to sell at $69.50. HUB PRICED Bal-Ragian anid set-in sleeves in rich : Joking’ Shetlands, im 58 {NEW YORK (@®—A spokesman! to retail markets, the State Ae Hub Priced = for the Western Electric Co. says cultural Department said today. . HUB PRICED 50 $9475 |} © 1mported- velours;- Shetlands, tuxurious rig fi he sees a strong possibility that! Concords will begin moving to a. tweeds, rich covert... all deluxe 564. Hegotiations today with telephone market. within the week, trailing Regularly Se ; quality... all to be sold at $75. y @quipment installers will lead to early blue varieties. | . : H CED ik eeenent ond ener a nationwide’ The’ department estimated this) $75.00 The Price Includes 2 ae ; Grike set tor ay. year's production, at 52,000 ‘tons, — > zs *e £ somewhat under last year's bmp eerie P al * USE OUR LAYAWAY * NO DOWN PAYMENT =In Washington yesterday, Jo- er 60,500 ton harvest. seph A. Beirne, president of the| Van Buren County is the nation’s ———— Workers of/14c ranked grape producer, and , announced that 54,000 Berrien ranks 17th. QWA membets would walk off ee | jobs at 6 a.m. (local time) : HY i: oh States eacet Show License Colors | Maine, Vermont and New Hamp-+ GRAND RAPIDS ) — Black | shire. Also affected would be the! oa gray ts the color combina. | District of Columbia. tion selected. for Michigan's 1958 | +: * * motor vehicle license plates. SReirne said that, in event of a) Samples of the new tags were strike, picketing of exchanges in| displayed Wednesday in Grand | ‘ faajor cities would keep about) Rapids at a meeting of west it will hold . tions On sou cholen te is needed when you open a convenient charge layaway until wanted. account at the Hub... learn how easy it is. 18-20 NORTH SAGINAW ST. Open Monday and Friday Evenings NO DOWN PAYMENT NEEDED WHEN YOU. OPEN A CHARGE ee AT THE aUE other telephone workers,;| Michigan Secretary of State “ including — from . their branch office managers and as- } \ ' ' : \ a \ | ae te. = | = _ *. ? cc - a SS “at ite lies. ae ae A , ¥.. 2 + } * ij + 7 Z i Ech F; | 4 \ oe i 5 See E , 2] i . oe be \ : ; ares : Ss ji? fe w. rh) A * 2 ¥! . 2 i # * i F masts * + Bs e 4 i ooh. - i . a eee ae. i | 1 . i ; j ? ‘, Loh | . . } a . ra - rt ? * » - « : be : 3 ee ; : . i us ; ¥ ' “#: \ ‘ ‘ . : * ‘ | z Dats ; “THE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 4 1957 i TWENTY-SEVEN. : \ Many Are. Victims of Delusion Through Life! amet es | By PHYLLIS nities but without Seaman Kim L. ville, Ky., there is reported toler’ pos i aly Aare ae sd conspicuous and ignorable. flattery. pounds, and Mrs, Satterly—unable| tne brig. Brought up with self-righteous|Sh© W#% the one who just missed inte” She ‘had retired to her| males with attempts to tenderness by a woman named Al.|°!"S 48 incubator infant by an|_iama's protection for life. them correct. Perhaps you berta Satterly, this potential roast/UNce: and was labeled “Baby” by| * % &° | heard a doctor telling your ta- ting adjusted the first day, but other sailor. - 8 : : ther that "yey had to be “built then he'll settle down and be con- An casticrstuly replaced him. at the heels of people; spine-crippling affection. Or maybe it's yourself who's liv- up” following a case of four-year. (Seidl with his own crowd. The mixes, though outclassed, with| ‘When ee ee ae SS a eee ee old chicken pox, and you've been German shepherds will never miss a fast pack of German shep- better-person—or smaller or rich-| chronie paycho-somatic weak. |him. Many Trucks on Roads | | Hogs and dogs haven't much was ever a dunce, it’s you, and'that he will Basics put on weight! It should happen to a person.|industrial surveys. — thinks of hithself as a young and BAY CITY w — John B. Neu- " "The Duluth Supe}or bors on Lake Superior move Teceive ‘more’ tonnage eight-month shipping season than any other port in the world ex- eee. x = Sys angered —The sow went} a sapcoatine bid otek with him, wudeny sprang. to get 0 every kind word you get is.and no- longer ie satis 300] pray, Geotured dancer. He was in ) : seemed appropriate, but re . a | hog which is win-ltory, S ‘Ito her ahyway with Possibly a bevy: of college to appease him entirely with &) ‘The Navy announced it had with- sede he ‘NEIGHBOR astation of a collcecrew eust'on an| c0e€s prectalmed you the: maest baby ‘bottle—will have to bar him! drawn Bray from his role in the aching Blas. o old gray head, and she didn't cease| virile halfback. on campus, and from the kennels and turn him to}Honolulu Community Theater pro- * * >» consider your neighbor Betty. being ridiculed until it was too| You've never stopped boring fe- io oy ' |duetion. of ‘the musical . “Boy,” prove |. Friend,” for disciplinary action, in, 4 ever. | He may have a rough time get-| connection with a fight with an-) 5 ae : vIn Voli Classes ‘. pera dae - Elmer, more like a dog—than you . imagination; most of them are) DETROIT—About 10,750,000 mo-| { and he’slurpingly sups milk Flint Mari Pleads Guilty i One wonders what“ ‘will ‘happen content to be what they are, noth- ‘tor trucks are in use on America’s) | mer ‘convinced he is o én, ks to Fraud on VA Loan say, convinced you that if anybody|to Elmer when the dire day comes ing more nor less, highways this year, according to 2, a ‘| Be Pretty in. ; ns Kindy Glasses. *$nnocent one, mann, 32, of Flint, pleaded guilt Now this tale has the makings in U. S. district court pare of a humorous situation, until you) to fraud charges in connection} look at it soberly, and begin com- with a Veterans Administration paring the plight of Elmer to that home Joan. P | h ‘ il of your-friends, 2 ake ited te sd eople who can easily pay any price say Suddenly you realize that almost!for a man who was not a veteran. everybody has delusions of being} Neumann is one of eight Flint something more or less than he! men, including two former bank really is, and if you think Elmer| officials, accused of misapplying is off the beam, just take a look! more than $57,000 in bank funds. at your Cousin Richard. He is the| Federal Judge Frank A. Picard one that your Aunt Mabel brought! set no sentence date pending a up to be wa taillienalre and the! probation report. - ARCHIE BARNETT You Don’ t Need The Cash -- TAKE 12 WEEKS = to PAY -- SAME as CASH } ‘150 NORTH SAGINAW ST. They ce "Go to Barnett’s — Pick Just the Clothes You Want — From a TREMENDOUS STOCK! WE Don‘t Know Where in the World You Can SAVE MORE!” No joney Down! NO CARRYING CHARGE! 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Maen ra oc ne oc ag ema ROGER LANE LANSING (AP)—The éonviction circles that “Michigan is headed ycar in new revenue. “toward a state income tax on both ' 4yidividuals and bietnone- srobatly in 1959, an informal surveys showed. : If enacted, the new tax would Briefly, this is why: irresistible ee essures fer vastly we aed that the Legislature will be faced! funds for ‘cgucailies ‘on all levels; in the next couple of years with) the necessity of raising anywhere| is. growing in state government from 50. to 100 million dollars a ‘employes running into the mil- _ lions: of dollars; heavy. pressure for capital improvement money; the state’s conimittment to as- Saw — eafeeeenbanen: be coupled with mator revision, | : perhaps repeal. of the business WHAT’S MY LINE? “ - Vo yy *, | n > cher far wonet al purpose pending INSTRUCTIONS: Each word is related to my work. Un- - and othe: business tay rehef . scramble = te = = - — Ps Ras: Anawer . eppears under arrow, reading downward. * * * Although cautious in public utter ances, many legislators, mostly, we majority Republicans, privately see 1 such a tax package as virtually z _] inevitable, bur unlikely next .year| | becatise of the ne armess of the November, 1958 ciection, Clarence sock, deputy State { feventie commissioner, said he | ; “rather anticipates” a tax re- | shuffle of this character within 1 CENHB = 6 STONG three years, probably including | 2 SHALF 7 MARMEH outright repeal of the activities | | 3 ANROP 8 RIFE = and ia a the intangibles | 4exto 9 ESTLE é = S | 5 SASKPR 10 HOSES “Definitely, the thinking {fs in that direction,’ he said in an inter- view. Yesterday's Answers = Branding irons Only token disagreement -ap-| eet? peared among officials questioned inescapable pay. raises for state | sume the owe burden of shat lon “sources to the income tax are in- Look RENTAL Plan includes .. . © Course of six private lessons! @ Use of instrument in your home! @ Choice of accordion, flute, trumpet, cornet, trombone, clarinet, guitar. only $42. complete Parents ! GRINNELL’S 27 S. Saginaw, FE 3-7168 Pa | “WHAT GOES UP”—The dirt ; rising from an incinerator and other causes must come down.. A national organization's survey polluted air shows (see Newschart) how many tons of “particulate matter’ — dirt — there is in each cubic mile of atmosphere over many US. cities. Minneapolis was found to be the cleanest sizable city with only 53 tons. Housewives, the survey revealed, add great amounts of dirt to the air just shaking dustmops. A back yard incinerator, it added, than a blast furnace in raising | more dirt per ton burned, | ; on A new telewriter that automat. jically corrects faults in transmis ‘many, Hamburg claims. hy bo ‘ T LOS ANGELES thas YORK 100 : jhe said. | taxes, |tention from the Toledo zoo at- is worse | |park, using a red ribbon to tow a jsion has been developed in Ger-) { State University operations; -un- remitting pressures, partly at- | tributgble to inflation, for higher governmen{ spending generally. For example, the State Corree- tions Department already is asking ‘for six million dollars in additional ~ operating,funds next fiscal year. The only alternative big revenue creasing the present three per cent ‘sales tax, which would require a | constitutional amendment, ‘or some inew or heavier levy on business, it) is generally agreed. ' Sen. Frank Andrews (R-Hillman), an individual income tax advo- ‘cate for years, is one lawmaker ispeaking oyt on the subject. “It's about time we started | | talking about this to the people— | preparing them for it,” Andrews | told a newsman. He plans to publicly outline his views later this month ‘at a statewide meeting -| of airport managers in Alpena. Andrews foresees a flat rate, across-the-board type of tax with ee a | a ty ee — . | | ae Cf ft es PONTIAC. PRESS. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1957 Ba = pee pactielii : a = hs x tical appeal, he will not seek | ushrooms — : : . Johneon Not Candidate . pela sencysio. 290 Wal Wins Mes : ) : ‘WASHINGTON (INS)—Friends < e Silie'ts fan 47 cf Sle * come Tax i In Michic an b Bp) pestered sai STS Fos Sle tae cre: one y. Dec n m q y that, despite a widening 0 his ence 200: Se purpose 705, dark soepemns of theinet. ag eae . SMART NEW FLORAL exemption on individual incomes ‘of the first’ $2,000 or $3,000 of jearnings, together with repeal of, ithe business activities and intangi-| ible taxes. ‘SEES LITTLE CHOICE. He doesn't see how legislative | ‘groups now engaged in tax studies’ | logically can reach conclusions far different from his. Lock said for each one per cent of an across-the-board state income tax an estimated 80 million Gollars would be raised from individual tax payers and 25 million from. businesses, - totdl of 105 millions. This {is assuming the same ex- _|¢mptions as now are provided un- ‘jder the federal income tax and : lacceptance of the withholding | principle, thereby giving prospects of nearly 100 per cent collection, | a : * * Lock said to drop the business , activities and intangible taxes would reduce revenues by an’ equivalent amount, making the net |Tevenue gain under an income tax. about 100 million dollars for each! per cent over one. Carefully disclaiming it as his | program, Democratic Gov. Wil- | liams in a New York speech last week called for a federal income tax credit for individual and corporate payers of state income | U. S. Sen. Potter, a Republican, |recently has been urged to push for ‘similar action by Congress, and LIP COVERS Ss — Never Before At This SPECIAL Price 36° SOFA 7 $1398 " DECORATOR COLORS: e ) GREEN @ CHARCOAL — = @ ROSE In Lovely” Colorful Floral’and Leot Pottern’ with Striking Contrast Cord Welting! Smart Custom-Styling with ADJUSTABLE FEATURES for a Perfect Fit! : . GUARANTEED TO FIT BEFORE AND AFTER WASHING! . Modern Chair jumbe Club Cheir (fits High er Low Beck) (Extra wide erms we. (Straight or Curved Arm) straight er cvrved) _— yi i. io rd } VY v : Hide-A-Bed 72” - Jumbe Dives , . 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USTON, Tex. uSno0 calling in “| LONG BEACH, Calit. at issued it, OSCOW ~The second ; if Hit by Asian Fly Mente bl Pre-tene yi fled sbatne Kannuth Yincenk, 19, epee "et tee terlet pr siting? YOMe te . |become’ a federal case; Snoopy is} ' In the first 10 months of 1956 an his mother in Sudan, Tex., pars ‘The ‘construction of sewerage|the United States will carry offi- a blue-blood dachshund owned by average of more than 350 motor|her to cash two bonds worth $37.75|and water facilities throughout .the|cials to a U.N. meeting. The first Fred Lewis, who said he received'vehicles a month were reported/and send him the money, He got|nation: increased 10 per. cent in/place flew’part of the Soviet U.N. anonymous calls asking how/stolen in South ‘Africa, Pretoria|the check, all_right — for $800,-|1955, exceeding @ billion dollars for|delegation to McGuire Air Force = it would be worth to get hisilearns; _ (087.75 Tellers, at the naval base the first time. base, N.J. NEW YORK @—Longshotemen|. unioodiag She, Dest seette., due ; t 0 suspected cases of tsa "Bee een promi is and their families if they contract rege eA A IG the Mess rai reared Reg. $39.50 | P Bring your Preserip-. ES : 3 Lady's Matched ‘ Assn, Interinational, Welfare Fund\_ tien to Cunningham, 7 B nye : “after ILA. otagels regerted the 1 Only the finott ead fF t LUGGAGE ET 4 . .men might not be willing-to handle ee: freshest 3 ; S the ship's baggage. reshest ingredients are used te in- [ f 2 t | ve Pd 4 Ri Wat : “sure exactly what your doctor orders”! > ) eae 1S T O R E > es seomyned Tr g tt stipulated that t - 7 eres ‘ i A : § an n se one ot Fig % Every prescription is double checked. ; * ry t mediate families would get the See ee get ae | °T 8 benefits if° they contracted the ¥ ie apn ‘ i : 4 * ae Pig ” oe “ E * : \ 5 SIZES 9 to " cig WQ N > . i ees Be are Ne ~ 1. ty . ss, . : : \ rn = o » 4h 5 pe : mm > f . oe rt ¢ <3 . * rt & id * : rf ‘ wo) -é LAY IT AWAY NOW REG. $200 SIZE \\\urrironre > PERMANENT cypree= TWO. eon | soes @ All Wool Fleeces e Coabaece § 99 Blend ; UP Colorful SERVING »* > of sample coats . . . you'll find tweeds, novel- ~~ Wiig | RAYON AND NYLON ty and solid colors. 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T ABCIN fleece lining. 2ip | Up lt Bottle of 12 out GET BRIGHTER-CLEARER COLOR PRINTS | AT ALL CUNNINGHAM'S DRUG STORES! . hiner on n Sirtke: | cigs. dom wee ‘DuPont, 6M U.S, Air Force base at Tachi- kawa ‘went on a 48-hour strike to-|~ ‘day to protest mass dismissals of _— of * * The seams left the . camp without drivers, cooks. or a gen- eral maintenance staff. It was launched after an announcement that 576 Japanese workers: were beig_ dismissed, in line with the ipa of WA. troops from Tagan: + ee Picket lines, about 3,000 strong, the, base. Steal Passenger Bus PROVIDENCE, RL @® — Wil- liam A. Durfee heard a noise out- -'side his house, looked out a win- dow -and ‘saw a. 44-passenger bus nudged against a tree, He also saw three teen-agers run from the darkened bus, which police said ~~ youths apparently had stolen Seek fo Part ‘Justice Department Unit Turns to Outside. Help on Problem - Limited Time Only! FOR. YOUR i the least impact upon the econ- * - * Asst. Atty. Gen. Victor R. Han-) - wintry days, why wait longer? WASHINGTON (®—-The Justice *. * © Department's. Antitrust Division! has called in outside economists|fr outstanding food value as well)... , lo eis deus cat new we i. my states the MSU Mar} ess han three pounds and plan to Snappy weather usually perks appetites, but it also reminds us that time to enjoy Michigan's fresh produce is getting shorter, If you have any late ideas for storing corn, tomatoes, and peaches for Poultry products rate top billing keting Information Agent, Mrs. | ;Du Pont and General Motors with! j,.enhine Lawyer. Red meat prices, look very much like last week | ‘ |with cooler weather increasing} idemand for roasts’ and stews./ i Heavy range fed cattle is the beef| isen, head of the Antitrust Divi- budget stretcher, but there are |sion, disclosed today that the eco-|good supplies of better grades of _THE. PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY. ‘SER PTEMBER a. as ste as " Chicken a Better. Buy |Than Red Meat Now tosh, Duchess and Wealthy & are current choices. MEATS—Poultry is the easy-on- the-puf®e meat choice, Check fry- ers, stewers, turkeys and ducks before deciding your family fare. ee ee ee 2 If you decide to broil or ‘barbe- que a fryer, select one weighing use 1 pound or one-half bird for peer adult. If you plan to fry or reast, the heavier fryers have more meat. Buy. % to 1 pound for jeach. adult when choosing . the} - \larger birds. Cattle coming from the range are larger than in early summer, Trying to Scale Wail. . _ a FRESNO, Calif. w —_ “Ottidiats ] . STOCKHOLM” @—An engineer; Was sent to prison for 10 a ry apreongrartap ag sentenced as a spy fer Russia was\May 12 for spying’ on’ Sweden's by 11 recen _|sejzed at pistol point on a Stock- ’ |holm prison-wall today. He ‘had will have an Atomic En-| said all showed signs of lung and — ote trgugh the ars on is cel ergy-Law under wich progam hart cavity infections. A teeta a wardens achieved, ‘The Hague learns, = ee Te OPEN TONIGHT» OPEN MONDAY; THURSDAY, FRIDAY ‘TIL 9 “TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, SATURDAY ‘TIL 6 — SPECIAL THIS WEEK! Seize Spy for Russia CLOSE-OUT VINYL TILE .:: 2-2 never needs waxing ... Armsfrong Asphalt Cork Tile - 3 Shades—9x9xYs ry nomists will help ‘in preparation grain fed beef also, Larger pork) lof recommendations for ending|supplies needed before prices can ithe long-time Du Pont-GM rela*\he lower, have not yet started to tionship in ap niewengherged Su-'fall market. ‘preme Court decision ast une. PRODUCE But, Hansen stressed, “we def- te cook it tender. Local weather conditions are re- initely have not arrived at any)- | recommendation.” sponsible for some Joss in tomato) Pork prices remain about the © ® and lettuce quality. It will pay to same with fresh and smoked pic- be more.careful with your selec-|Mics the most tempting choice for While Hansen declined to specu-| ' .' tions. jbudget conscious customers. Larg- | late as to what the ultimate rec oc ‘ak cnedlita mea ieee } ommendations might be, informed Cabbage at 5 to 10 cents a lane to pound, corn at 5 to 6! cenfs an ear, and Michigan potatoes at 3 This grass or range fed beet ‘is ARGUS C-3 Toward the Purchase of a New C-44 With Case and Flash! > A lens second to none! > Instant lens interchangeability! > Unexcelled performance! ¢ Ea. fattened on grain. It does low temperature ang moist heat $595 Box of 80° SPATTER ASPHALT |/f zee | 9x9x “Ae et.soon. This will #. start the gradual downward trend of pork costs until heaviest sup- ‘to 4 cents a pound are vegetable jjies are reached in winter choices worth considering. months. “You will’ find more Elberta a ee | $2,700,000,000—too much, everyone|Peaches this week. Supplies of} EGGS—A quick-look at the egg] agrees, for the market to digest/Hale Havens grow shorter. If youjcase will help you decide the - “Looking for good buys in | Tile? .... | dump its 23 per cent holding of |GM stock onto the market all at lonce: Du Pont's 65 million shares easily in a short time. it give up any influence in the af- fairs of the No. 1 auto maker. x *© * ‘Antitrust Division on the case are * * * Likewise, there was general /this is now the superior choice for agreement that the Justice De-jcanning or freezing. nt would insist’ not only that Du Pont yield its working|a good value for jams and jellies control of GM, but that it alsolor for good eating in your fruit Economists working with the ministration, University of Cali- jfornia, arid Carl Kaysen, an asso- i ciate Draped of economics at can find the Kalhaven variety, Locajly grown plums are now bowl. As more apples are harvested, it is good te know which var- jeties are best for pies, sauce, baking or salads. 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THUNSDAY, SEPTEMBER 12. sat op a ae r | : THIRTY.ONE ihe enlmacias, Beas | ft , Many Sincere People Bewildered by Decree LITTLE ROCK, Ark. UINS)— +1 \gchool in Nashville, Tenn., ‘has not just can't understand,” a distin-/changed that opinion greatly. - Pm Still Celebrating the Arrival of- the “Blessed Event’? With These Savings to You! among aaa mature cites to} pie are bound to fortify Governor|High School cack’ merning, the matriculate into the integrated Faubus' odd penchant for truth. | thought suggests itself that they i guished old ‘gentleman said here People here say that. if there|University of Arkansas. At the| In searching about for a proper are an unignited gas jet awaiting’ : must be desegregation it can bejhigh school level, the feeling is the/ parallel which might describe ten- only the striking of a match. It, the ‘other day. “In recent _ most painiessly administered|kids concerned lack judgment, | sions generated among the loafers seems dangerous to smoke around) Some really intelligent people I — children of a tender age, save more muscles than brains,| who congregate in front of Central ‘them, know have come out for desegre- - : gation. I jus* can't understand it.” - 38 *.* * “CIfBE BERRYB .. * __By Carl Grubert jf ::: |, He was. speaking sincerely. He = ae if 3s was speaking for a sizeable blocks “ge : jot the patient non-combatants on ‘aus—spotlighted battlefield in the integration fight. They truly can- . jnot understand a verdict made by the Sapreme Court many hnudreds of miles away, which alters a way of life their ‘families have become accustomed to through genera- tions. By and large they accept |the ‘verdict, but not without be- wilderment somewhat akin to that _ |Which racked the old gentleman. 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"THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1987, phe ee Tig bees ea ae sce re i | ect enene tree esi Mi - Friends Honor __isz*sts mx te tus #84 Security for You Police Doubt His Story yee ttt, tows Fre Ral ingest aoneaealing about what he might! shdet, forgive some sinner and| By RAY HENRY ) Congress on Aug. 14—the President ties rated at 50 per cent or more. th have thought af the idea, some hg’ your eye at some homely) President Eisenhower has re | said: The, size of these additional pay-), of the hoys set out to honor H. L.| gir)” _ .°. |luetantly signed a bill raising ‘the| “‘The bill inadequately compen-| ments’ depends on the degree to| song Bred hag Tith anni-| monthly payments that two million’ ‘sates>some veterans with bil {Which the veteran is disabled,| late newspaperman, caustic critic) ‘approved 567 to S01 Tuesday a| and literary scholar was a half,! hour television show, including; ; $330,000 bond issue for a new |checks mailed out at the end of gicabled veterans are faised by} They. range from a low of % aj the dedication of a memorial) plaque. sed 1. The monthly payments which The plaque came trom Sigma\? : | With a few exceptions, the almost every disabled — veteran only a child as a dependent to $62] Delta Chi, professional journalism | raises will be about 10 per cent, |gets based on the degree of his/? month for a wartime veterans fraternity. Few Vehicles i in 1916 ‘except for veterans who are to- (disability and which are graduated, with a 100 per cent disability and | a wife and three children. of the Baltimore Sun, for which| DETROIT—Less than two ont Mencken had worked and ofjlion motor vehicles has been built = ‘istration (VA) rates the disabili- which he was a stockholder and|when the federal aid road act io Gama aed coe ames director. |was enacted into law on July, | disabling on the basis of physical * * Inscribed on the plaque were'1l, jsi6. “ iSheriff Must Li by Jail examinations, 3.. Monthly payments ee the loss, : ! ust Live Dy IGN | here's how the new and the old|°F loss of use of parts of the) GREAT, FALLS, . Mont. 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WILD BA Michigan grape crop that | is inked wy the Michignit Depart- smaller than the bumper crop ot ment of Agriculture to be slightly year's grape erop in the nation has begud) Cor, 9 6 son tons Tess Gap SepEEeY at to find its way onto retail mar. . Feuice id ‘kets. ouneudvel utilize blue} The leading grape variety raised \grapes for eating gut of hand, pies,|in the state is the old-fashioned DONT THEY-HAVE THE jams, jellies and conserve. \Concord, famed for its sweetness NICEST FRUITS AND | This year’s wrape | harvest is esti-| and” delicate grape | flavor... This \ VEGETABLES’ - lvariety is expected to be on mat- New Waffles being harvested now are Wordens, m= Are Tempting | ae in the entige United States grape production. These coun- Fredonias, Campbell's and r + Better Breakfast Month, approp-| = t national riately slated in September, comes| oe sear are vo ve pre at a time when heat-wilted appe-| 14th, Berrien 17th,- Kalamazoo tifes start perking up, and a hearty’ sr) Allegan Sith, Cass 66th. by FELICE : wT NOW eave Cheese is high in protein value and contains most of the other val-|y uable food nutrients of milk. Vege-/ tablés prepared with both milk and cheese make satisfying main |g diihen tor nach Or éverting weal A cream sauce base, with cheese |g added, is also a fine extender meats, fis3{ and small amounts of leftover vegetables, 11-15 - ae RABBITS Moore’s. All are the early blue Vegetable Scallop ss ap pace CAPONS — DUCKS — FRYERS — STEWERS Five southwestern Michigan teaspoon ary mustard ‘a teaspeon salt | counties stand high among coun- : READY TO FRY Breaded JUMBO SHRIMP ‘g teaspoon pepper 2 cups milk 2 cups cooked Brussels sprouts ay small cooked onions 2 cups cooked carrot strips ‘4 Ib. or 4 slices American cheese \e cup buttered crumbs Melt butter in saucepan over low heat and blend in flour and |™ OYSTERS | R , HERE! 179i) wiliet Vitamin D does—helps the body utilize calcium and phos- phorus to make strong bones, - healthy teeth, sound bodies. - breakfast served in the cool of! the morning makes a wonderful —-— welcome to a new day.- And it's also the time when youngsters trek | ‘ +*. & . | To be certain your family has a ‘good, well-balanced morning meal, | just keep in mind the ‘‘basic break jfast pattern,” which consists. of Other Michigan grape. counties ,... With high national rank are St. Joseph 76th and Macomb 83rd. Some: red varieties and some ‘the blue varieties. By far the ‘greatest part of the annual yield moved to processors with the rest going into fresh fruit channels. “'Processors include wineries, grape juice plants, and jam and- jelly seasonings, Add - milk stirring | constantly and cook until sauce) is smooth and thickened. Place vegetables in buttered two quart cross over vegetables or shred and sprinkle. with buttered crumbs over dish. Bake in moderate oven, 350 degrees, 30 minutes or until thoroughly heated and bubbly. ae “Fresh Fish Is Cheap” , WHITEFISH — BASS — WALLEYES — HERRING Lb. == = Lb. 5 2‘ Lb. 89« back to school—when a good break-’ shallow baking dish, Pour sauce FRESH FRESH FRESH FRESH LAKE ifast is essential to supply energy White varieties are produced in over v 5 3 ; ; i egetables. Cut cheese into T é P. P H - bright up to lunch time. the state but less extensively than , ae curaled BUFFALO CA FiSH : SHRIM ERC Lb. 39° | vid end Salt: Water bigad of All Kinds where Vitamin D comes from — ‘cereal with milk; fruit or fruit panufacturers.: Makes 6 servings. lla ‘and a beverage. This type of break-|_ For the retail trade most Michi- light... but the sure year-round soyrce is milk to which Sunshine fast supplies one-fourth to one- ithird of the day’s nutrient needs. | ‘gan grapes are packed in contain-| ‘ers of less than 12-quart size for Roquefort cheese with a couple of |g Mash a three-ounce package of = 82 South sueleww St. (Wholesale and Retail) ¥E 4-1521 BORER ERROR ERE Vitamin D has been added. . «ou ‘Michigan fancy table grade, and teaspoons of water and blend into jj | eee iti eet tr eee rs : VitaminD Vitamin D is vital to your family! This health-giving “sun- shine” comes in every glass of _ Sealtest Homogenized Vitamin D- Milk. Nourishing! Tasty! Drink at | Occasionally it's fun to surprise gan No, 1 or Michigan ‘No. 2) ‘in baskets of 12-quarts for Michi. | French dressing, Good on lettuce. the family with something different tor breakfast—such as these crisp and golden Corn Flakes Waffles. And since this is the special month for breakfasts, why not try them) grades. The naime of the variety P'grade, contents, and name‘ and] address of the grower or packer | jmust appear on the, container. THREE SISTERS MARKET . . . 608 W. HURON ST. i day. today? j loont three ® Seory oy Corn Flakes Waffles’ ‘ De , rf SOUR HEAD fo Cc At your door or store... a esceaent tehiee | pevder Ice Sse : LE I I U C E ‘ ee ‘2 tablespoons sugar 3 cups es 2 eggs, separated 1% cups milk Ye cup melted shortening Sift together flour, baking pow- ider, salt and sugar. Crush corn flakes into fine crumbs. Mix them) with sifted dry ingredients. Beat Béat egg yolks until thick: add ‘milk, dry ingredients and cool jmelted shortening, - stirring only = until combined. Fold in 5 beaten egg whites. Bake in hot stiffly egs-whites—until-stiff-but-not- dry pudding mix and chopped nuts to| : Is Nut-Crunchy | ' What can you do with just one | Cup of leftover rice? Combine it) jwith a package of custard flavor | make this luscious party- -style des-! sert. Here’s a recipe that takes) Y| next to no, time to fix yet tastes as if you've spent hours making it. 7 CELERY 2» 25 7 _, Que D5 The chopped pecans give a crunchy | texture. | |waffle iron until brown and crisp. ‘Yield: 7 waffles (6% inches in diameter). ILK fron _Giiese ‘ 5 29 NO. 1 MICHIGAN POTATOES Duchess Dessert 1 package custard flavor dessert mix 2% cups milk l cup cooked rice % cup pecans, chopped \% teaspoon vanilia, Subtract Only Calories A good reducing diet should de-| Empty dessert mix into sauce! pan. Stir in milk and rice, Cook | over medium heat, stirring slowly} — less. the habits are disturbed ‘the until mixture comes to a full boil a = al easier it will be to stay on a diet./(about 7 minutes), Remove from) SWEET, HOME GROWN No 1 Mich i an ¢ A good diet is deficient in notlh-)heat. Stir in pecans and vanilla.) / : od g - ing but calories. Nonfat dry milk Chill 20 minutes. HONEY ROCK is valuable because it has many eo) good food nutrients needed each day, yet low in calories. Ait ISLETS) ae Meat sot ARMOUR'S COLUMBIA BRARD Pour into a mold. Stir to distrib-| ute nuts evenly. Chill until firm. lUnmold, Makes 6 servings. ‘MELONS : FRYERS FRESH DRESSED OVEN-READY | |STEWERS 29° WAFFLES "* 10 | NIFTY FROZEN ROMEO 7 $: 00 Table King ) RIB 69: oul FA KS “ se APPLE SAUCE Grapefruit Sections SPECIAL SALE _ GRADE A SMALL “EGGS 35: 5 we 54m PANCAKE = MIX 2™ 29° Fe Lafer Bros. 12 Oz. MAPLE wr 19° SYRUP eA wSQuCK 40 Oz. ~. PERFECT FOR THOSE BACK -. TO SCHOOL > BREAKFASTS RI U. S. CHOICE hat ages bh Prue 303 caN for vu p. 97: \ a. Golden Alberta CHERRIES. "S 5 ix $100 Be. $] : : C SOUP. PP ACHES PINEAPPLE. 23 303 A ter $100 NO. 2 CAN 4 Fer . JELLO Veg. or Tones nT a : | a ALL FLAVORS 3 a 29° KIDNEY BEAKS tA cans °° CHIL] H ILI BEA On to WHORON ot dd Open Mon. thru Sat. 9-9 — Sunday 9 A. M. 106 P.M ) EASLEY'S SUPER MKT. ofho* ee 3 SISTERS MKT. 1611 Highland Rd. (M-59) and Williams Lake Rd. = Proprietor—HANK WOODS * We Reserve the Right to Limit Quentities PRICES SUBJECT TO CHANGE © th 10 P,. M. : i i" " : " es eps { , r & , i , ° anh ' { : A n \ \ _THE PONTIAC PRESS,, J Peg. Ca es ' re ¥ ee er SR eae RE ry er a f ee. ‘ i : 4 % NESTLE’ $ NESTLE’S . = LIBBY’S TOMATO JUICE 224 $400 “= cas & * “FRUIT COCKTAIL . : _4 : * _ Lb. “— fime you want reat taste ¢ » . tty a fameas, Shop- ee mca (es CUT STEAK , gied you Fresh Killed -- Whole -- Grade A We reserve the right to limit quantities .. . Sorry, ne specials sold te miners. — FROSTY ACRES STRAWBERRIES _ 5 Phgs. *T 00. Regular or Homogenized MILK. VY Gallon. Carton FROSTY ACRES & PEAS - * FRENCH | FRIES * Cut CORN ' Your Choice nT IMPERIAL SLAB BACON FRESH, SLICED PORK ol be aia: -LEGGED FRYERS Hormel Smoked HAMS ole ; C mm Si “3: Hormel Smoked HAMS 45: ~ $hank Portion . M&M Candy] A Chocolate Treat That's Neat to Eat! 7 Oz. Bosco 363 (= I"|DREFT 2 x= 63° DUZ 2 xr 6S 1DASH*=7 =. 39° TIDE «=. 2 GBT JOY oe, 39. CHEER 2 X= 63'|SPIC & SPAN +. 29° PKG. PUSS ‘N’ BOOTS CAT FOOD 8 RED’ HEART DOG FOOD Cone POO | | eae 6 Ls, $00 29: - @ Nick's Shop-Rite Market, 263 Auburn Ave. Open Sundays. . © Farmer's Shop-Rije Market, 484 Auburn Ave. © Earl's Shop-Rite Market, 701 Orchard Lake. Open Sundays. © Huron Friendly Shop-Rite Market, 884 Huron St. Open Sundays. © Gingellville Shop-Rite Market, 3390 Baldwin, Gingellville. pepper ee THIRTY-EIGHT ©. Ce oe eo He tees st : Sx & ci ‘THE, PONTIAC PRESS. ‘THURSD AY. _ SEPTEMBER 12, 1957_ | 2 CLIMAX TO SUMMER ~ These four boys, all _ 4H Club members from the Milford-New Hudson area, had an end-of-the-summer corn roast last week. From left to right they are Tommy: Haas, Roger Bowers,- and Pat and Mike Mahoney. Contrary to the usual activities engaged in hy such active fellows, cooking was among the proj- ects they carried out this past year. Under the direction of Mrs. Thurman Bowers of Milford and Mrs. Harold Haas of New Hudson, the boys learned to whip up their own milk drinks, make sandwiches and even make cookies. Roger won , a blue ribbon at the 4-H Fair for his cookies, These boys would be handy to have around the house: Surprise Your Guests With French Fried Yams ed 4 medium-sized Louisiana yams, pre- pared : { strips. for half an hour. By International News Service IT you want to serve Seu ae ane { Soak in cold salted water) ij from water and dry between) Remove yams, Follow Rules ie or feet’ taal four servings, towels, Fry in hot deep fat (365, the eerees) es) about five minutes, . wes, fF | paper and sprinkle with a Safe Meat — into three-eights- Many othe like to frost the asal of a layer cake before spreading | the icing over the top: | The tight transparent film pack-| laging used by many retail stores * t Cut yams Tit how lively | tea can be! Look for it ot your grocer's! Another Fine Product of Standard aaess = ‘be sweetened less than usual. for fresh, unfrozen cut-up chicken | jand meats shortens the time such | food will keep in your refrigera- | tor. | In the home refrigerator, a tight jwrap holds unfrozen poultry or in a moist atmosphere | ~ fwhich encotirages bacterial growth. | jared bacteria might ‘not cause appetizing tastes and odors. Stores package meat this way for convenient and sanitary | self- service. But once you get your meat purchase home, loosen the wrap before refrigerating. . If you plan-to use it that day or .the next just loosening the film wrapping will be enough, For longer storage remove both film and the cardboard tray and place meat on a plate loose- ly covered with wax paper or foil. The tight films are not satis- factory for freezer storage either. If you plan to freeze the meat, | jrewrap in foil, freezer paper or : |pliofilm bags that are moisture- _|vapor resistant. 32 tg 35 degrees fahrenheit in your refrigerator. The ‘‘keeping” time of loosely-wrapped ments and poultry are: Fresh meat (beef, lamb, mut ton); three to six days; pork: three days. Organ meats (liver, ‘|fongue, etc.); two days. Chopped meat; one day. Fresh poultry jabele) ‘two to three days; [chopped two days. Strevee Tops Apple Pie Sprinkle a one-crust apple pie, before’ baking, with a crumbly topping usually used on coffee cake. To make the topping, work | together a cup of flour, a quarter |pound of butter and a half cup of _ {Ita -member. of your ‘family “won't encourage anyone to eat.” jShe suggests substituting a cherry- WY en milk shake and chocolate By International News Service * Meat and poultry store best at)» Color Tricks Tempt pink-toned milk drinks to ~ EAST LANSING, Mich. (INS) — doesn’t feel well enough to eat ee at the table, use color tnicks “Fry Tiny Toast Cubes tempting the appetite. : ‘ es A which has strained cream| You can make a croutons FF peng ‘oh entanall and|this way: melt a couple of table- milk, said‘ food expert Betty Motte) 4 of Michigan State University, tees of ‘lightly toasted bread into 14-inch cubes and add. Toss bread in the butter over low heat until) ‘browned a little more. : ee ee PR ids Will Give Convalescent Eater jam cnctacam, re 10-inch” skillet; sprinkle with salt) oven and pepper. ee turning vo again to cook ever-| iNew Bowls ra hewed’ 1% Remove to warm . Sa eat car (tike Boats With Lips — let}, cook rapidly, until reduced 10) By International News Service about one-half. Pour over ham-| burgers, Good aver split buttered) Mixing bowls are taking on a” toasted hamburger saw! new shape. era | Instead of the latest \But We Prefer Sirloin! a tit models in both glass and in plas- tic are boat-shaped with handles ae Three eggs are equal to one that also serve as pouring lips PSP Lae, hogeed monge chutngy| bone steak. alt, That is the findi ”. Si eae GH 1 cup chicken stock Dr. De ' One firm introduced thé new “Shape beéf into 4 patties. Brown igan State University's food and! shape last January, Since then rapidly in a little butter in 9 or|nutrition other manufacturers adopted it that the protein value f equal, ’ Reduce heat'to low|meals as much by ation at by to. desired: doneness,'likes and dislikes. and exhibited the new style thixing bowls at the American Homé Eco- nomics Convention in St. Louis. and cook Bazley’ S MEAT BARGAINS! Bigger and Better FRYERS Pan-Redi - NO LIMITE. SERA Ms .* VAAQALAS, LOY) $9, hs “LEAN, MEATY SPARE RIBS » ‘3 “TENDER BEEF. POT ROAST Lb. 35* TENDER EACY ~ GRADE TA Sirloin Steaks | SMALL EGGS __Des.—* GROUND BEEF j Pu 'se-Size “yuer MAILIN : e or 2 box tops from giant-size CHEER e or 4 box tops from regular-size CHEER THIS HANDSOME SET comes in plastic case. Purse-size styrene comb and brush with long-wearing, clear lucite handle. Brush has sturdy Du Pont nylon bristles. Case keeps them clean ; ::. arid always handy. Retail value 89¢. 1 | granulated sugar. With this top- \ping, the apples in the pie should FO mg: ‘ ROMAN BLEACH makes /: grimy anklets spotless! NN We L | : ‘lath “aS ROMAN BLEACH is the bleach that’s best! For NYLON, COTTON—all the rest. Clothes come white—Sanitary, too! With ROMAN BLEACH | ! | ? =f 4 1 3 i 1 5 ' & Ee | % | 1 See for yourself that ' CHEER washes whiter! | I eccinnetmnainadinans ined imtinaeienia teed iaeinliaee lai nadie he Cevecceserovensevocncccoeensecegecs eeoee COMB AND BRUSH SET \ CLIP AND MAIL ORDER BLANK FOR COMB AND.BRUSH SET - Te: Cheer Comb and Brush Offer } P.O. Box 5, Cincinnati 1, Ohio Please send me 5k eal bem ss, Sadi For each comb and brush set, I enclose (] one box top from king-size Cheer or 0) two box tops from giant-size Cheer or 1) four box tops from regular-size Cheer. Your Name. . Address City Zone. State Please use sufficient postage when you mail in box tops. Allow three weeks for delivery. Offer expires December 31, 1957. Offer good in Continental { U. S. (including Alaska) and Hawaii. - é PR aa gine te arco we ach eevee dd 1096 Fa ee eel ip SY pee e . ast ; 2 : ‘hp j - f a Poe & ry + emer say eS if * : eee : :? 5 ge vd | ; : ij : | y k Rd %. fi 2 oes Se | = . | ey, : ; = tis f : a? : fa . i ; i, tee Se ne a) THE PONTIAC : PRESS, THURSDAY, SuPTEMBER 12, 1957 ss meal AND THE aot a te® I , WHOLE FRYERS | CAP'N JOHN'S SEAFOOD — Fish Fillets sours... 3 1.00. Fantail Shrimp win 2... . Rt 58° Canned Picnics 22:23" Fish Sticks B52... . . . 2 a 65¢ ‘Oyster Stew ; AND SERVE © 0 ee ee 2 921 5Q¢ Scallops wim se... ee ee HE TTC MICHIGAN ELBERTA Peaches ~ BUSHEL 3.29 | 8» LBs. . 6% f MICHIGAN YELLOW Onions ... 10 3 39% joker érapes 2 = 29% nto See Cauliflower snow wuirs neaos . . EACH. 2% Golden Ripe Bananas ....2 “* 35c Sweet Yams.........3 0 3% Green Peppers’... 2... = 3 for 186 Green Beans MICHIGAN GROWN , . 2 ws. 3% OUR FINEST QUALITY, WHOLE KERNEL ‘ AGP Corn........9. 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THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1957 ° il (Ps ea inidenoeih a 7 A vt as : ies a eee niaeiane Always.run the tip of a knife As - Stuffed Dies ok Ma eam cd ae oe .jaround a mold to loosen notient lane aif Set ae at ; ee ee neruing ‘ous. : ladded to canned baked beans, \ Stuff Veal Rolls. ‘Mere jet Wied prromivg eome of the family's favorite meats with pimiento-stuffed green olives? They're a tasty complement with many, meats, and the recipes.’ featured here show the use of Spanish olives with vea)l and beef, * * * | FINAL WEEK OF THE seen ale | FIRST ROUND — TOM | THIS WEEK BUY THE. , NORTHWOOD as ‘SALAD PLATE Bourton ants ALWAYS THE BEST FQR LESS it’s the final week of the first Scrccie while | 80 Ondard Lake Rd set of fabulous “PINK SERE- Ground veal! rolls are filled with a savory stuffing pleasing in ae flavor and texture with chopped = pimiento-stuffed green olives, E celery, onion and raisins as sea- |° . soning. This is but one of the |_ many delicious days to serve meat dishes with the added flavor, tex- ture and color of Spanish olives. Veal Rolls With Spanish Stuffing NADE’ dinnerware , . . beginning : 34 cup butter or rine next week, we start with the top -- M% = fisely chopped oaiee” of the list again with the dinner 2 C co plate « and continue on down t pinata 4. oe me cures = eoloetutts “= to the salad plate for the second i 2 cups soft bread crumbs round hurry, don’t miss out. H ee * = STAR KIST CHUNK WESSON ol, NORTHERN TOUET TISSUE 3 TUNA “25° Bertie 59° —_ 6™ 45° TIDE § cow mpm room § ayy scree Our ee ve 53°95 t 39°} Com: 222 59° wit | GESTS oAE pa So Ee ed oie HOMOGENIZED { BIG CHIEF CIDER = SMUCKERS Se wR i, Sat : oe [SALAD c. 9% -, VINEGAR RQc Strawberry 20 ox. 4gc deneed ereiss of caley soma. Vs : : ~~ It DRESSING Jer 4 1 Gallon Jug PRESERVES Jor Melt butter or‘ margarine; add - celery, onion, raisins and olives. Cook. over low heat, stirring occa- sionally, until ‘celery is tender. Add bread. crumbs,-chicken stock or bouillon and red pepper; mix well. Combine veal, salt, pep- per, basil and egg; mix well. cup milk, 3 hard-cooked eggs.) sTUFFED VEAL ROLLS — Here is Autumn auiting? pear and apple salads-and stuffed baked perm % “tea dining at its best . . » Veal Rolls with sine potatoes. | . ; serving temperature - eager we fo > TRELLIS EARLY JUNE LIBBY RUBY-RED . STAR CROSS CUT heat, stirring canamenel? «. per . . 1 one neers Brush Wine Sauce © |"rsrzszzzceme othe Ut fo Decide PEAS 2: Ws CUT 302 (°F GREEN aos 10] Whole Spices Give Zi Patties | + Sseoresesee* a ven tee ee_| Con BEETS Cen BEANS Con a YS fly. f a ————— _ByInternuational_News Service —! Eee to Fa Tea Punch % cup vinegar | okies Every tle reese stems to| Combine al ingredients, stir vig-| Fo0d bas a language ats own. Hl LIBBY'S DEEP BROWN ~ GREENFIELD, IMPERIAL § U. S. 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Add powdered pectin, | . 7 Bie a, : hearty casserole that is just right ae _ | imeve from heat and stir in |cinnamon, cloves and allspice tc “Fudge Pudding is an/P on j visit to the Oakland County Farm-jt) serve with fish. Marinated shrimp provide per-| Pontiac Press Home Editor | turng- for § minutes to cool |fruit; mix well. Poparne i ca te ¢ that’s anne Treat Family - ers Market is sheer pleasure!” p24 1m white Cisserole {@¢t Party food for a number of, With the approach of Autumn) SIsQ0Y Pour We Sianes, Same | Place over high heat and stir |back into its own. Here, it's\T ike Guests-- Everything looks good, sme11]5/ , .eaium size cauliflower occasions. They're ideal as ani just around the corner many home- men — . | until mixture comes to a hard |served with a sophisticated sauce good: and tastes good. We all buy eg ey mag minced addition to a smorgasbord or/makers are busy preserving sum- ‘ boil. At once stir in sugar. Bring (that makes it modern as tomorrow. at M eals : more than we’ had intended to| ! tablespoon chopped green pepper (buffet menu, they're important/mer’s gifts of fruit and vegetables Spiced Tomato Jam to a full rolling beil and, stir- |Garnished with frosted grapes and when ‘we started out Hee any las enough to feature alone as an,t0 serve all winter long. This is| Add %% teaspoon each allspice,| ring constantly, boll hard for 1 |almonds, it's company - pretty and) pAagr LANSING (INS) —, The z serign| if MasO08 Bepper . +’ Jafterndon or evening snack ‘ac-/the season: when canning \and/cloves, cinnamon or Worcester-| minute, Remove from heat and |company - good. The secret of its), you.‘serve meals to your Take the.bright bunches of crisp; *%« cup buttered crumbs : companiment for a glass of beer freezing and pickling and jam/shire sauce to taste. skim off foam with large metal |fine flavor is chocolate pudding, vee. can be as varied as the carrots. 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It would also be excellent|Ladle quickly into prepared glass- Steamed Fudge Pudding at Michigan State University, Gleseg Carrety’ | .. om. : ‘s;| The recipe given here calls for faction in serving: some of your|served over ice cream. es. Cover jam at once with %-| 1 package chocolate pudding “there is no right or wrong way } Fuse A goatee es green pepper, onions, and season-|cooking and marinating the shrimp own making. And there are com- Foes -linch hot pereffin, Makes 4% ) cup oe . to serve a meal.” $ tablespoons brown suger ing. Top with buttered crumbs. a omar yo ie dill seed,/pinations that are either not ob- « pounds i ae pounds jam—enough to fill 9 me-| }cup sifted cake flour |) | pr. Paolucci emphasizes meal- ie teaspoon paprike "| Sete wacueed ie moctuete or = €5-\tainable or prohibitive in price) {fm dium-sized jelly glasses. peer . serving choices to her students. te | Whether served as a snack or part : In alternating, she explains, fam- : 2 teespoons water ; : for the average shopper. It is) 1 jar (6 of) maraschino cherries 1 egg, beaten Cut cooked carrots into halves|.°v™ (350 degrees F.) twenty to jof a meal, the best beverage choice! those things that are wonderful to ppl te walnut meats = “ied era ore ily mealtimes are Jess tedious for — or quarter. Dip in sted buter| gue Maa Seentge na [conc aver ft hy make ure wast “hane and nt ech: Thin Tomato Slices |, ster ar, resins homemakers “% cup % cup : Place in heavy skillet over low) crumbs are golden brown. Yield: . k* &® gvind all fruits. Measure fruit into Combine egg, margarine and milk.| The meal services she currently flame. Sprinkle’ with sugar, salt) Four ral servings. we Marinated Shrimp ‘*Just the other day ‘a reader'kettle; add equal amiounts of ~~ 'B Wi H Add. to dry. mixture; mix thorough-/recommends include: and papri ha wat Cok . el Ne ai —— called to get a recipe for Tomato ar. Stir-over low heat to dissolve en it am ly. Pour into well - greased 1-quart} «The buffet, with members of wie —— sais For sheer beauty nothing beats! 1 tablespoon salt Jam. It ovcurs-to us that more peo-/Sugar. Seustoaut tcmcther snndwickte mold; or 6 Bounce custard cUPS.'the family helping themselves to . glazed, spooning sugar lan eggplant. Many people have teneoces dy mustard ple might like such a recipe. 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THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1957 a May Make First Move Tea Suggested for 4 Daughter’ s “Future|fe In-Laws _ BY EMILY POST “Dear Mrs, Post: My daughter is engaged to be married. I do not know her fiance’s people and| = while she herself has only -seen|#= them two or three-times, she said they seemed pleased with the pros- pects of their son's engagement to her. Should I (a widow) visit them or they me? They have made no move of any kind so far.” Answer: According to convention, | ® they should come to see you. How- ever, since it is understandable how many people would not be aware of what is expected of them at such a time, it is always best to go more than half way. In your case, this would be to invite them for a definite time. 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Never, never. allow the girl in her lush 30’s. We should] ‘Mis trait to reb you of. your share glory in the great adventure of of geod looks. It is easier to say changing roles as life progresses. attractive as your, efforts ead | Here is a litte erpart plan to natural assets can accomplish. | fo)jow: There is everything wrong, how- #ver, in allowing this desire to |- Concentrate on cleanlitiess, deft makeup, simplicity in dress, favor- able colors, perfumes and selective The woman who becomes ob-| adornment. claim to the masculine world that/sessed with the desire to stay| Use these factors with a certain are interested, willing and able|Young, making a fetish of her|“air” that fuses them with your _ _ : beauty treatments, dress and body) natural attributes. pampering,:.cannot- be a Woman Play up your best features, play down the worst ones. Fear destroys a well-balanced), Adhere to a simplified beauty It takeg away ‘the roatinn: Laziness accounts for more un- to yourself, “Pll. put that off until | the tomorrow night. ew e *- Alicia... Dealing exclusively In Bridal and ao Formal wear. tested attention given... Bridal Gowns from $50 Bridesmaids’ Gowns . from $20 FE 5-3675 Personal and inter-.- | | | in two parts—one weekly, ae ] bother.” That is how wrinkles in our nen and sags in our will power develop. schedule, determine if you need | basic medical help, for you can jcount on looking your best only | when you feel well. Then prepare a schedule of regular beauty care one Precede this list with a frank)! jevaluation of your physical attri- Noutes. List your good features and ‘your bad ones, Yes, write them ‘down. And also exactly what you _ would like to change in your ap- ‘Pearance. | DEEPER IMPRESSION Before setting up your beauty|, |Good Grooming Attracts Favorable Male Attention walk, TOP- OF THE LIST ‘Facial exercise — — Every womah should put this at the top of her beauty list, The principle of muscle toning is tensing and relaxing with motion, Mere throwing the head. around on the shoulders will not accomplish this. What is needed is! see a regular set of exercises, done in| °8° a regular daily workout, in com- plete privacy if possible. : Exercise that supples—Be sure that your body exercise is keyed to your individual health peculiari- ties. Walking is one of the best methods. As you stride along, pull and we must add a lovely frame to, the picture that is our better selves Expressing your desire in the written word imposes a deeper im- No woman can attain the full ;magnetism of her charm and good Hlooks if she is beset by tensions. These obstruct the flow of spiritual power and the healing effects of health and beauty aids. We must not let this high pressure age have | too much effect upon us. ne * * * Most women can look a decade Or more younger in their faces if }they remember these factors that pression upon your will to accom-|, |plish, And remember this: jcontribute so much to their at- a | Lractiveness: isp sak wel — Caden helps your nerves helps your I looks. Sleep and rest are power- | ful tonics. . Diet — Usually a woman's diet . | ewe in her face. Unless you are ; | planning your meals under a doc- }tor’s direction, can be sure of a beauty diet if you eat plenty ,of fruit, vegetables (all colors), jfish. fowl, beef, butter, eggs, whole grain breads and cereals, and drink at least 142 pints of milk ally Relaxation — Your face will re- |flect the relaxation derived from | some activity such as gardening, walking, swimming or dancing. A |moderate amount of outdoor exer- | cise is particularly good. No mat- extraordinary sale! thursday, friday, saturday new. wool dresses | _ : 15 sale Wools and wool jerseys! Every new design, -new colors for fall—at a price that's really extraordinary! The biggest savings event of the season—don't miss it! Sheer - i. wools, novelty wools, wool jerseys. I] One and two-piece dresses, jacket dresses. Slim sheaths, full skirted designs for dress, casual wear. Solid colors, plaids, prints, patterns. Bright and dark tones. | Choose from misses and junior sizes. Be here early! . Amazingly priced at $15! left: two-piece dress in red, royal, black wool flannel. 7-15. sale $15. —_ bright wee St: sheath in red or - royal, 7-15, sale $15. fide TEL-HURON SHOPPING CENTER open nights to 9 p. m. mene thuredey, fridey, ——T “ Newest dresses are those of Bolen- ciege, thet fall straight end loose from the shoulder line. The near- straight sheath with suggestion of @ | weistline. Some designers say the new un- fitted silhouette and shorter skirts will not be accepted, that it is unbecoming or “downright ugly.” Others say “it’s comfortable and can be pretty if the figure is good.”’ We say, try it-on and see what it does for you. lt we git mod of pig |politan night spots in flashy, sexy _| wrapped like sausages in skin-tight white (not lace) to emphasize your, "| hair. y Finally — remember your “voice. jin romance, anywhere! jfancy or fad. Aside from the serv- ice function of our clothes, we should strive to achieve the two qualities of smartness and illusion. TASTE AND FRESHNESS Smartness is a combination of up-to-date good taste and bandbox freshness. We also call it style. That includes not dressing apt of ." Nothing is so pitiful as the mature woman who seeks to turn back the calendar by- taking the role of the schoolgirl. x * On the other hand, sad. is the sight of young and. tender girls who hang around bars and metro- get-ups, their wiggly little bodies! 8° wisps. of cloth, as they strain to inveigle male attention. Appropriateness is a part of good taste, too . . . the right Be Example to Girl . : ‘The business of keeping clean can become a real adventure for a =e. it mother starts ber “propaganda” early enough, © €. Even a very young child will begin to notice. that mother always puts on clean clothes after a bath —fresh undies, stockings, dress or blouse. Daughter will learn to ap- , preciate clean clothes, too, from the: skin out — discovering for herself how nice a girl feels when her clothes are as clean and sweet . as she is herself. ‘Sox’ Pamper Feet ’ Whether you're traveling by train or plane to some real desti- nation — or via rocking chair to some imaginary one — pamper your feet en route with colorful, moment: easily-packable slipper- Most of these stretch to the shape of your foot, pack to the size of your smallest purse. Socks will last longer and look better if washed: often in warm soap or detergent suds, place. As to that other quglity, illusion, it.can cover an untold number of physical deficiencies. It can dram- atize our best assets. Primarily it is achieved through design, color and adaptation of clothes to fit ——, =~ ee: ‘Asa pike pole rol if you.are small, blonde, gay, unsophisticated and wonderfully young, you would be smothered in severe fabrics and tailored styles. Yours should be dainty lines, bright tones to match you as a -goft materials in - a perisive smile and a quiet man- ner. Vivid blues, full, skirts- and| dramatically squared-out necklines | your figure js on the stoutish side,| with average height, you can be exquisite in all black, touched with, * * * self out of popularity in business, And. do not use that wonderful should be good features for you.| It you have lovely gray hair and) Knitting Yarn and Patte rn Books OXFORD. SHOP For Yarns, Maternities, Uniforms FINE . JEWELRY — GIFTS MeKim Jewelry | 941 Orchard Lake, FE 4-5065 gift of God, your voice, te speak look ‘means nothing unless your soul, and the words..therefrom, reveal your compassions, your sincerities, your humbleness and your loving kindness. (From “How to Get and yada a Husband,” blished by Dor- rance & Co., Philadelphia. 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Sat- urday in F inst "Church were: Betty F, Moery io ee Ora Randall, president of) Pontiac Business and Professional bee rade Club, announces commit- for the coming season. 1 * «« ©€ ‘Chairman of program coordina- tion is Rosamond Haeberie, while Private Instruction PIANO - : AWOODWIND ) bride’s parents VOICE are Mr. and Mrs. Henry INSTRUMENTS Moery, and the WELTON bridegroom is saree Studio the son of Mr. ird St. cata "ah ease and Mrs. Rus- sell Montross. Wondertul ways TO BARGAINS | MR. AND MRS. ELDEN MONTROSS Betty Gay Moery Weds | Open Monday and Friday ‘til 9 | In mao Piece, $ 98 Up | i White gladioli and palms banked! Gail and Lora Dennis, nieces of Condarsy Sets ithe altar of First Free Methodist the bride, were gowned alike as ‘Church for the Saturday evening!flower maids. They wore blue and Boys’ wedding of Betty Gay Moery and yellow dresses with Sabrina neck- sete §=$6>98 y Elden F. Montross. lines and tiny scallop§ on the dou- Rayon & 2 UP Parents of the bride are Mr,|ble bouffant skirts. . manne oat ‘and Mrs, Henry Moery of Raymond) Michale Smith served as the drive, and the bridegroom is the) best man and Pau! Moery, broth- GIRLS’ ‘son of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Mon-| er of the bride, and David Ed- $ 98 tross of Stirling . avenue, wards of Leonard, 4 cousin of DRESSES 2 Up For her wedding the bride the bridegroom, were the i Pistoe end, Plaids | chose @ floor - length gown of | sreomsmen, Lyman Treachway 7 | _— | nylon tulle and Chantilly - lace | 2nd Fredrick Dennis were ush- INFANTS’ | featuring a Sabrina neckline, a | ¢T- . $498 U; | fitted basque waist and long t@- | For a reception at the Boys Club DRESSES 1 Pj] pered sleeves. She carried a |of Pontiac the bride's mother wore Slightly Soiled _ || White orchid on a satin Bible. (a pink wool dress with navy ac- Values to $6.98 |" Mrs. Frederick Dennis of Chi-/Cessories and a pink carnation leago acted as her sister’s matron corsage. Mrs. Montross chose a Hold Your Coat or lot honor. She wore a lilac gown: ‘blue dress with navy accessories Snow Suit in Layaway ererie A boat neckline with ajand a —— a pial aeetiens: ar and a large back jbow ending in streamers.’ She! Before leaving on a trip to the ae a cascade arrangement of, Upper Peninsula the new Mrs. ow carnations. \Mont d-to-efrosiygreen sch and Elden F.\ Montross. The. Be fashionable — perk up your at-home dress with this lovely} sunflower apron! Use a pretty shade of brown for the center, the brightest yellow for the petals and pocket, and presto—you'll have an eye-catching cover-up. pieces; material requirements; sewing and ‘finishing directions. address and the pattern nuniber to Anne Cabot, The Pontiac Press, 372 W. Quincy St., Chicago 6, IIL. It: Needlework, Linda Lankford and Janis Mize. ‘sheath dress with white accessories i ctheamendia were gowned in green and the orchid from her bridal many pretty designs; plus direc- tions for making three crochet like that af the’ arrangement, The couple will live on East Brooklyn avenue. items and a quilt. Only 25c a copy! Pattern No. 5686 contains pattern! Send 25c in coins, your name, - Album—36 colorful pages showing Ee AS aN aL THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 12," 1057 oe re BPW Committees Are Announced cee jeer, Mrs, C. J, Barrett, Mrs, W 0, Coxen, Mrs. Albert Leighton Mrs. Fritzi Stoddard, Mrs, D. R. Wilson and Jane Danton are mem- bers of the finance committee. Mrs, Anne Stapp, Grace Heitsch and Violet McCoy were named to the career advance- ment committee and Mrs, Ray- mond Cole, Mrs. Eva Dyer and Ruth Rogers are on the interna- tional relations committee, Of the legislation committee are Mrs. Hazel MacGirr, June _ and Mrs. Frank Stout, Serving as “the health and safety Mrs, Margaret Long, tinlan i Sno de are on the rei Mrs. K, A, Cavendar and. Mrs. G: A. Shillaire. Madeline Fox and Mrs. \ewaharied Baker were named to he national security and civil de- fense committee. * +t * affairs committee are Mrs. Ed- MORE MEMBERS Mrs, Stoddard heads the radio- itelevision aspect of publicity, while ' Josephine Seeley and Jessie Gam-, ble will take care of news service. ‘Mrs. Eva Dyer, Mrs. Etling and ‘Etta Wager are on the member- iship committee and Mrs. Rebecca 'Gould, Mrs, Sanford Craft Entertains League Mrs. Ella. Archer of ‘Adelaide 'street entertained at her home for Pontiac League for the Blind. A ‘cooperative picnic was held Satur-; day in the Archer garden and guests later participated in com-| munity singing and musical enter- |tainment. ee Factors Decide An allowance for your chil- dren? The amount should be different for each child and should be based on the child's needs. It should take into ac- count the community’s “going rate” as well as the family’s financial status. : cata PENDLETON Se, TARTANS ~ HERE! The hunt is over! Come see and choose your * new school sportswear from our beautiful Douglas Hunting Scotch tartans . . . rich, virgin wool separates, dyed, spun, woven and tailored exclusively by Pendleton of Oregon. 49’er jacket with new, natural-shoulder look, ~ 10-20, $19.95; matching Pleatmaster skirt, 10-18, $14.95. *Turnabout®, completely geversible pleated skirt, 10-16, $29.95. Full-fashioned Pendleton virgin wool sweaters in matching or blending colors . . . bulky-knits and : fine-gauge knits, $8.95 to $13.95. U. &. Pat. No. 2590678 Pa 106 N. Saginaw St. _ Open Friday Nights “til 9 conunittee are Mary Pudduck.' jand Mrs. Charles aeien | Mrs. Janet Dow and Mrs. Donald’ Ball are members of the national) defense committee. On the public. ward Eichmeier, Mrs. Mildred Et-| ling and Mary Lou Kachmarchik. and a neenncenencneenaeneaaseraas . $= “FORTY-SEVEN For the Entire Family ° KING'S . ' 6 North Sagniaw St. tweed, according to documents — accompanying a modern dis play of the famous hand-woven - tweed .which was part-of the “varied gargo of Mayflower aa committee, \ Orientation of new mpéoherd will) 'be handled by Mary Mitchell, Mrs. | C. W. Salton and Harriet Gates, f° while Mary Eleanor Lockman,> Mary Pauli, Vera Bassett ‘and’ Helen'-Mercer head the emblem committee, i Chamber of Commerce répre- | sentatives are Mrs, C. R. Me- Bride, Gunvar Ryden and Mrs. W. A. McRath, Cheerio-hospital- Mrs, Ella Sheffield will handle ithe scrapbook, and special repre- sentatives are Vera Bassett, Mrs. Cole, Mrs. Stoddard, Mrs. Wilson For that casual wear Californians. know so well, you'll : , at ease in-Wilshires by Grinnell... whether out for a stroll or working about the house or garden. , ihe wedge sole cushions each step, relieves pressure and lets your feet relax. Soft. Pliable Ourable. Go weil with most all sportswear. | Sizes 44 to il AAA to C Widths downtown to: Consult ‘Delphine Michaels ELKIN Travel Bureau ‘i } ‘Rirmingham = MI 6-217 -MALING SHOES Cw Gin CJatohors- (Watehi ? TE 8 Those girl watchers are , testing their telescopes end ‘ straining their spectacles just to grab a glance ot you=IF you're wearing Moling's new (really gla-c-amorous) syewes! If by eny chance, you're not, dash right down to S Maling's, and stort wearing them fost! Also available in calf, $99 Maling’s — S UEDES. Watch °em—everyone does AL°, 62° Sizes 4 to 10, AAA te C \ High or Mid Heels Also Available in Calf with Mid Heels Maling Shoes 50 NORTH SAGINAW STREET Open Monday and Friday Evenings ‘mean to but, never begin. F3 ' . ‘i + > oa ? v Fy 1 * ‘ £ | a | % p * ' i J \ ; e \ d . | 7 ee fi ; on \, / . ¥ we |e coe a oy oy ‘\ / pf al { : p* { \ | ify | at a , . i! | } ‘ a “fF, . } tag : . \. ty 1 7 A ‘ 2 iN fe ol | ; . a - a 4) j - ¥ os poe , ge 7S } | : We ee \ j* fe a” ome : FORTY-FiGH? : re a ae gh oe tim rgerae ness THURSDAY, SePeeeBER 1 13. aie aie ane a Ee 2unes "Bei Beenie Non-Fatening Foods : } , / \Birthday Ties : Biitable. Bradkfoss ine wena i you can eusly Use Bathtub * for Men Feat JAllows Early Start * jtu in keeping! ods, such as to Wash Blinds. - or Men feature break, truie. r se al ori . - ; | It you like to start early when) |. ———_—_— yon erst toy. duping. vous Le luc / hout, Count! ing SZodiac Signs yay nu s'vate was Enarnel Non-Porous “i ~ fist. Then you can eat when and Adib It’s oS ee ee a mo : “| Astrology is the oldest of!where you want. For eadite Why 3 paroslain enrendl enay Se ay one : , \ | Avseele ry: Ste iat tain ic -\to- clean?- use it is absolutely blinds EPHIN i : lines, outdoors or E LowMAN (you f I te it di the ber ess! You try to reloumher hack! So, I would tike to help those | Greeks and Moors knew it andjfee in one thermos and milk in| non-porous. Grease and dirt stay|® pair of parallel ; ; nm eae el hrs) you hve ut end wih Eada yu he want tw wh ned Fey we famouse fine ia‘, Bem ts shuld bc ace iet aon eles Ges ‘several days.” What for dei ‘ but who will not count calories. |" ‘ther of medicine, basedithe package, but you'll want ‘plas-|Soap and water is usually suffielent|ried outdoors in some container to Let's other eat-|for cleaning. prevent dripping on floors or rugs. It you will abide by the follow: |,any diagnoses on it; Copernicus,|tic or paper spoons and face it! It does become somewhat ' Ing suggestions, you can lose jn the 16th Century, perfected it. boring. It is like keeping a without counting calories: * *. * ; “{ - Galileo, known today: as, a ‘budget. ; ; , ; . Leave off in-between snacks th " ie meared You have the best intentions nae for those whicty are an es-\22 range wna coe re and go along smoothly for a sential part of your diet such as/®™ tot cl Queen Eliza ce. "beth I had her coronation on a day selected by a. famous astrologer iof her day! This ancient science of the stars land planets is still flourishing “+ ly caee sews utes othe wi) bake or and c 's e i Broil, bake ox boil your food, | pert tod of the year in which he or ° leit |she was born — and which, some]. |believe, to a certain extent in- ‘fluences his character and actions. x * * , Countess Mara, designer of men’s neckgear, has designed a different tie for-each sign — twelve in all — with the indicated period printed on the reverse side of the tie. while, Then in the rush of living a - 4 Pair United | in Marriage at All Saints Before members of their im:! mediate families, Barbara Louise, Davis and Ronald Kenneth Freder- iksen were married Saturday after- noon, Thé Rev. C. George Widdi- fresh fruit or milk or fruit jui 2. Control bread intake — no) more than three slices a day, 3. Substitute fresh irait for des-| sert. © 5. Drink skim milk or butter- milk or powdered, fat-free milk.! 6. Go easy on butter and salad} dressings. If you are seriously reducing, use one of the low- calorie dressings. 7. Leave off cream, gravy, and fat meat. ‘ - * * * nuts field performed the ceremony in All Saints Episcopal Church. kt *« *. ~~ You should distribute your food in any way which seems best for you. If you want to eat five small “meals” rather than three larger Made especially to personalize a birthday gift, these ties are now in fine stores nationwide. Brown Calf or Black Suede $18.95 For the: new ones, do so — but eat about the same amount you would get in the three. For instance, you may want to | eat an apple, drink your daily quota of fruit juice or one of | your two or three glasses of milk in between meals or just before going to bed. This is a good Mrs. G. A. Puffer of Mann road: is the bride's mother, and the; bridegroom is the son _of John | - Henry Frederiksen -of Monticello} avenue. i. - The bride wore a streef-length | white chiffon gown with finger- ; tip veil and carried a white or- | chid on a Bible. relaxed sleconce of daytime in town... i i ! i ‘ (| { ay fee idea when you are eating less tr ee aN hau a cue Soee guise er re cs er - : usual because it keeps that Whisky or hollow feeling away. Black Calf with yellow roses. If you're trying to lose weight, broil, bake or Gene Frederiksen served as the THIS IS IMPORTANT! If you Now De LIso Be Weis HABERDASHER LOOK... STROLLER s 9995 | = “the boomsaber cof shoes, partly handles) Reg. $14.95 . imaginatively designed, in short, literally mode = for the clothes you'll live in these new autumn-winter days. best man. boil your food. Avoid fried foods. as gure ity eae om 7 \ ° * * * 4calorie counting, be sure that you $8 get up from the. table feeling as | MATTRESS At an evening reception for sal people at the Knights of Pythias. Hall Mrs. Puffer wore a cocoa brown weol jersey dress with dark’ brown accessories. though you could enjoy a Little] Reg. $15.95 more. Never eat until you feel} Paint Gives Light Finish mere some to Old Stained FUrmiture smoot ides tip toe re ’ ; Before leaving on a "a. northern aoe Bothersome Whiteheads. Michigan trip the new Mrs. Fred- CHICAGO (INS) — If you're ajsilver birch or naney maple finish-) eriksen changed to a blue wool/ newlywed who is marking - time |€s. she reports. suit with dark blue accessories. The! with a lot of hand-me-down furni-' on odin had base, covers the old ___couple will live on Oakland avenue. 5 —tepe-s—9—Tew— Shortcut -afiller_and-pri-} — |mer. | modern finishes for the hodgepodge| - The second coat, or color grain-| Difference Is Food err . a ling mixture, establishes a wood- | It is a paint that spreads on a tt the b That healthy look a farmer has! light, modern finish right over old-. i _ ern ne a tle bs hin | ’ eomes partly from what he eats.,fashioned dark stains and even! ou apply the r gra | i ly with brush er cheese cloth. | A survey reveals that farm fam-' painted surfaces. i ilies have more of all nutrients ex-| | About 20 minutes later, you make | | “Ne scraping or sanding nec- the grainy pattern with a dry | \ cept two than city families. Farm) ) essary,”’ promises Irma Dutriex, brush or graining tool. ' diets may lack vitamin A found in| oo. stylist fer the paint firm. | dark-green and deep-yellow vege-| . 4 L— | The final coat lends a hand- tables and the citrus-fruit vitamin) It takes three steps to change rubbed, durable look. It is applied SOL \the old furniture into white elm, 24 hours after the second coat. = Complete Polection ° MACHINE or MACHINELESS PEGGY'S ee @ Cribs ® High Chairs ® Bucgies ®@ Strollers Crib ‘n Cradle 740 W. Huron FE 8-803! Plenty of Free Parking Permanent Wave S 12 School St. FE 2 - ee. dresses for every occasion priced for small budgets imberly knit 495 & S Asadvertised in CHARM and GLAMOUR A curve of crepe Newest news, the rayon crepe dress. R& K gives it beautiful shape from jewel neckline to narrow hemline. In between, a tuck-molded CASUALS bodice and a curvaceous skirt. Underneath, its own rayon taffeta petticoat, “Comet Lines” _ Yarn-dyed rayon : cotton in a rich tweedy weave to wear almost year ‘round. Very . ; figure-wise of cut, with Manford’s expert tailoring evident in the back detail, the unusual . cuffs ... a silk kerchief is jewel- pinned in one breast pocket. .. | the white bengoline A trio of jeweled bees on a softly bloused top criss-cross collar for charm, a slender walk-easy skirt’ ,An immensely wearable 2-piece dress & PEGGYSE 16 WORTH SagiNAW ST. _ that takes its quiet good taste wherever it goes o. Oe tanks Black in-all wool, of course, thot boon to busy " f ‘or brown for ; ere es AN) ,o) : sizes 10 to 20. : # ma a ~ : = yr + id bi . a oF as . "7 ¢ 4 % she psesmen f 4 4 A ws a ae %- \ é i ‘ # 4 v Phek o _ of each week’s match will get $2,000 and the loser $1,000. e . dissolved its classes. Pas ‘FORTY.NINE F rom the Press Box . BY BRUNO L. KEARNS Sports Editor, Pontiac Press Football will get some television competition from! golf this winter. With_a—brewery and a hair tonic company as co-sponsors, the golf show will be a novel elimination series running each Saturday on ABC-TV; for 26 weeks starting October 12th. x * * The competition, involving 26 outstanding pros, will be head-to-head play in 18-hole matches with - the winner advancing to meet the next player and the loser being eliminated. x * x ; A total purse of $78,000 will be at stake. The winner Bohuses will include $500 for an eagle and $10,000 for a hole in one. ie ets et ‘ ‘Bunning, the Detroit Tiger pitcher {with the.golden arm, is, almost a cinch to crack the charmed 20- game winner's Circle this season. Buynifg notched his 18th vic- tory of the season last night and pitched his first major league shutout as the Tigers defeated | | the Washington Senators 3-6 in | |the first game of a deuble- header. He also smashed his first | major league home run in the same game. Frank Lary, Detroit’s winningest ~.. |pitcher last season, won his 10th’ “" |game as the Tigers stomped the GETS 18th — Jim Bunning Senators 12-2 in the second game moved closer to. the 20 game jon the card. so. charm circle yesterday by win- x ke ning his 18th victory in Washing- | With 16 games still remaining on ton when he whipped the Nats, [the Detroit schedule, Bunning is 3-0. It was the first shutout of practically assured of becoming a ihave it made. * op THE PONTIAC Pans ‘THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 12. 1037 ning. WASHINGTON’ io Steady Fetes will start him as lank as possible during the season's de- clining days dud since he only needs two victories to enter the elite circle Bunning appears to’ * * The hustling pitcher's first home run of the season came in the, ni me ithe third inning. , * * * Bunning, who has lost only seven ‘this year, held the run-hungry Senators to eight hits while fanning! - six batters to boost his strikeout total to 157. Detroit scored again in the fourth after Ray Beene singled and was forced by Al Kaline. Kuenn and J. W. Porter singled successively. Kaline came in after Harvey | 18th as Tigers ot the season with none on in the plage Cleveland when it ‘grabbed eighth inning to end the Detroit | ithe second Doped Scoring. - * . * «*.f ‘The es now trail ]6 games Detroit increased its hold on behind the league-leading New) fourth place in the er ih ge Yankees—and lag only four Leegué by four mes over fifthigames behind third place Boston. foe oie. x * his major league career. 20-game winner, The coaching staff Kaline smashed his 22nd homer Eight golf courses in Arizona and California will be the sites of these weekly telecasts and an enormous technical production will encompass the program. Six cameras will shoot simultaneously on every stroke with synchronized sound picking up the ball being hit and crowd reaction. A camera on a hy- draulic lift will shoot above the golfers.” TOP PLAYERS TO COMPETE Scheduled to compete in this elaborate golf produc- tion are Dick Mayer, Sam Snead, Lloyd Mangrum, Cary Middlecoff, Gene Littler, Al Besselink, Ed Oliver, Ed| Furgol, Jimmy Demaret, Mike Souchak, Julius Boros,| Roberto DeVicenzo, Arnold Palmer; Fred Hawkins, E. J. “Dutch” Harrison, Stan Leonard, Dow Finsterwald, Tommy Bolt, Billy Casper, Bob Toski, Billy Maxwel, Jay Herbert, Paul Harney, Gene Sarazen, Jackie Burke, Jr., and Ken Venturi. x * * The golfers will play these courses: Arizona-Bilt- more course in Phoenix, Phoenix CC, Arizona CC in Phoenix, Paradise Valley CC in Phoenix, Tucson < lentry, meets Phil Rodgers of La oP HES : State’s Last Amateur wove Kocsis in 5th dale, Calif, 2 and 1 im the ‘third roand, but lost bis fourth — round, 5 and 4, to Jim Biair, Kirkwood, Mo. BROOKLINE, Mass. (#—Chuck Kocsis, Michigan's sole surviving ‘Jolla, Calif., today in the . fifth round of the National a Golf Tournament. * * * jfor the 36-hole semifinals Friday igan. golfers, including his brother, 'Calif.; Dick Yost, a tall, strong 27- go down to defeat yesterday in ‘year-old who now lives in Port- third and fourth round matches. land, Ore., Dick Chapman, the The Royal Oak golfer ski i wealthy estate executor from ~ CC in Tucson, Apple Valley CC in California, Desert Inn CC in Las veem and Palm Springs in California. * * * 3 How about this for soothing golf minded appetites? through the third round in the |° tile; Mase.;— end ee N.C., who has held both the U.S. morning by downing Robert E. Cudiean, vndy Me. tana (2% British Amateur champion- 5 ships; Hillman Robbins, a lean The solid choices to be around |_ were Dr, Bud Taylor, the swect- |- Kocsis saw three other Mich- swinging dentist from Pomona, Round air hues lieutenant a Wem-| | phis, Tenn.; Kocsis, and Red Bax- ter Jr., a solidly-built 21-year-old Texan. * * * Obviously. they can't all make the last four. x * * Remaining outsiders were Law- rence Cook, a police officer from Wilmington, N.C.; Alex Scott, 33-year-old Pennsylvania coal min- er who now lives in Bridgeport, 19-year-old Californian who was .a college teammate of Baxter at the University of Houston Kocsis, runnerup last year to the DITTOS FROM THE PRESS BOX Foreign student Holm Sembach, who last year set a soccer scoring record at Cranbrook, is playing the sport professionally in his native Germany ... Water- ford officials say they are ready to meet Pontiac on _the ren: any time. j * * * Football coach Ted Freymiller at Ortonville has found he has lost a game on the forthcoming ‘grid schedule because St. John’s High School in Fenton has suddenly The school, because of the small secondary enrollment, decided to have only eight grades, thereby dispersing its 9 to 12 classes to other schools. This meant cancelling its football schedule for the year and thus left Ortonville without a game for Nov. 8th. ‘tain, Charlie Coe of Oklahoma now ineligible Harvie Ward Jr., had to beat his Walker Cup cap- City in the afternoon fourth round to advance. The 44-year-old tool man won, 3 and 2, over Coe, to gain the final quarter. * * * Kocsis’ brother, Sam Kocsis of Lake Orion, was knocked out of contention when he lost the third round, 8 and 7, to Jack Nicklaus, Columbus, Ohio, and Harvey (Gene) Woodard of St. Clair Shores was eliminated in the same round, 4 and 2, by James R. Hiskey of Pocatello, Idaho. a) 3 Richard Whiting, of Royal Oak, Braves Lose, Cards Gain Milwaukee's NL Lead Shaved to 414 BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Braves have 16 left, and still can : . 'nail it with any combination of Cite tacts a ie = Lom eel victories and St. Louis defeats LAAERE PORN THE: sep "gece Brooklyn, seven A miracle finish, such as the_ games bebind Milwaukee; de- New York Giants — in Ev feated the Chicago Cubs 9-1 in is like a tango. It takes two. Even) 4, ther NL | : a spirited sprint down the stretch,| Uo,°™Y “mer Nl: Same sched jants’ 37-7 drive six ot scares! ° wort Sclng a payoff}, The Cardinals, hitting their one- unless the leader, collapses, as did game scoring high of the season, the Brooklyn Dodgers ‘when they|Fapped 15 hits off ex-mate Harvey lost 23 of their last 49 and then Haddix and five relievers while blew it all to the Giants in the|collecting a pair of six-run innings. three-game pennant playoff Del (the menace) Ennis drove in ° three runs with his 22nd and 23rd. That's the situation in the NL home ‘runs — giving him six home race now. The second place St. giving defeated Jerry Steelsmith, Glen- Hal Smith also drove in three runs and Wally Moon added a homer while Herm Wehmeier won his fourth in a row for a 9-6 record, although needing relief help in the eighth. . *x* *« * Spahn, who had been Milwan- kee's stopper, had the goods on the Pirates except for Hank Foiles —No, 8.in the batting order. Foiles had a perfect day with three of the Bucs’ eight hits, swatting a home run that tied it 1-all in the third and driving home the clincher With a two-out single in the ninth. STILL BIDDING — Veteran. amateur Chuck Kocsis. is still bidding for’the-National Amateur Golf Championship. He is the lone Michigan entry remaining after a 3 and 2 victory ‘over Iieap Cup captain Charlie Coe. Leude Cardinals tlre Wan coven [rere Sha 15 REts while batting £5 s ve won seven jin the Card's eight-game spurt. of their last eight while Milwau- ight-ga pu kee’s first place Braves, perhaps building pressure by there isn't any, have lest five of their last eight. The Cards stayed with it last night, battering Philadelphia 14-6 GMT Tourney Sept. 28 ‘Annual golf tournament for: members of the General omental Truck & Coach company league’ and climbing within 444 games. of He took fh 1 07 2-5 42 points, all tallied in- the second 56 ional | Mrs. Winnie Yoder. jners each got $20 worth of mer-- i has .\been set for Sept. 28 at the le took fhe mile in 2 and, August 18, 1956,‘ for a Nation e rag heaton idler mye 21 feld Mountain layout. ‘CONCORD, Calif.’ — Ad 18-|Paid $3.40, $2.20, out. Buckeye period when the Red Raiders|league mark.. and. the Redlegs Annual banquet and presentation Se LESDIVIDUAL Pao scones Som aan walty gpa side-| The annual banquet will follow! year-old. Pacific High School foot = was “a and Double ran over ever sty of Houston |took the margin by clouting eight |of. awards takes place at Kingsley wauy Burkemo .... . 32-38-87 , , bhou: was t , 161-13 im 1954: . Inn, Sept. 16. Dietz .. te tae tracked in hs bid to become the g'Moutain, [Pal player collapsed at practice | * them mm Sep eet tae an yon enor wine gina tActiah .. ; iyesterday. and died a short time | creer Ses) —— SEIS ER Pa eaRore a a ocapes cat seston: eS a # * somcsang | Bee Maguire open unee 3 Op 33-25-70 ves « «© *- | Three three-year olds that raced |/ater in a — é '- || Milt'gewara ces wed aaa Ww ; leah last February went on = 2 . f Roy Beattie sens MES! re oe ictiat carta ha Gee is On Tele Crows| The cause Of doth was pot deh ‘Famed Coach Writes Analytical Articles ee posed impregnable 8'9-game Labor circuit — Iron Liege with the Ken- termined. iz gl | ane "Bens abt oe in eight ¢ h \2 © Eldon Briggs i MT Day bulge in eight games, have/tucky Derby; Bold Ruler with the * * PRIZE WINNING TEAM 15 games remaining, three with)Preakness; and Gailant aoe the| Wayne Henderson, principal of 1a l iTS j| Eimer Priesiorn “sack Weiss. Arnold the Braves at Milwaukee. The Belmont. the school, Said -he saw T Cc. F i Boo. Gajda (Paul Yarrows, Larry : % | Bader, Dr. Sid Barak): 30-3:—62 Meeks collapse. He said the halt. ; 2 te Mas: utes Me w inokur, eS f ed AP STA. ers, o ¥: = back was standing still. % (Editors Note: The’famed retired coach isa little bewildered. The father may be, the “temperament that makes him want %/ Jom" Orlick ‘Milt Bison, Eugene Tigers Sign Steve Kebler The Detroit Tigers today announced the signing of three college baseball players — one of them from Michigan — to minor league contracts for the 1958 season. - 4 :* x : 4 They are Steve Kebler, a righthanded pitcher from Waterford, Mich.; Lawrence Laurie, a catcher from Brooklyn, N. Y., and Anthony Montalbano of New York City. = Kebler, a 20-year-old who stands six-feet, three-inches, attended Institute at Big Rapids before signing with Detroit's Class B jam ‘team, * * * ln graduated from Waterford High School in 1953 and played two months of professional baseball that year before joining the navy.! ‘The, former Waterford’ High mound ace has been a standout _ pitcher in the Pontiac Class A City League for the last three seasons. - He compiled a 50 record this year with champion Shaw's Jewelers, helped’ General Motors win the city title in 1956 and hurled for CIO) while eae LOURA G 4d is f ‘|more Orioles recalled southpaw Spahn, now 19-9, had been 40 va, ° DETROIT (INS)—Hoot Song, won. [Coast Gridder the $7,500 Vic Flemming trot fea- jeuit at Hazel Park race track ne Dies Following /suicn. Se Wou Lest Pct. Behind Milwaukee : 84 34 09 > — St. Louis .... BO 58 56 4, Brooklyn —_.....,.. 7 62 537 a Cincinnat! 71 Sil W3's Philadelphia 7” 71 ee New York os 7 75 472 WW y {Pittsburgh aves SO 85 193 «30 Chicago : 53 64 37 W's WEDNESDAY’S RESULTS [Pittsburgh 2, viper ied 1 ‘Brooklyn 9, &. Louis 14,- Prilfadelphie 6 night WEDNESDAY’S RESULTS Seow Nest sree Ch an ead lew Yo eveland 64. day-night Detroit 3-12, Washington 6-2, itwialant: Kansas City 7-2, Baltimore 3-6, twi-night | TODAY'S GAMES Detroit | - Dharwar & canke Gea pum. — Maas (8-18). Kesoe city “at rag er heid = = —Ur- (3-3) vs. oa pd icago at Bos he or Funes’ asi a “pulliven| ( Only games scheduled. FRIDAY'S SCHEDULE Chicago at New York. 1 ta Cleveland at Washington, p.m. Detroit at Baltimore, 7 p.m | Kansas City at Boston, 7:15 pm NATIONAL LEAGUE o Only games schedule: TODAY'S GAMES Pittsburgh at Chicago, 2, 1 p.m.—Friend (11-17) and R. Smith (1-3) vs, Elston (5-6) and Hillman (5-1). Brookiyn at Milwaukee, 8 p.m.—MeDe- vitt (62) vs. Buhl (16-6). o games scheduled. FRIDAY'S SCHEDULE Pittsburgh at Chicago, 1:30 p.m. Brooklyn at Milwaukee, 8 New York at St. Louis, 8 p.m. ‘Philadelphia at Cincinnati, Texas Tech's highest football the Pirates. ——— Host Song Wins Mile ture yesterday in the Grand Cir-) Prep Workout /. * * * scoring mark for one quarter is Pontiac Press Phote WATCHING THE RIGHT — Larry Baker (left) seems to have his gaze fixed on the rising right of Vince Martinez in their welter- because of a cut over his eye. | Detroit weight bout in Chicago fast night. Baker lost on a TKO in the ninth G ‘abe: The hard-hitting Tigers itarted their scoring spree when they chased loser Pedro Ramos by scor- ing two runs in the sixth inning of the second game to take a 2-1 lead, Then they blasted Truman Clev- enger and Joe Black for nine runs in-the seventh inning as the Sen- and Frank House hit a two-run homer. They scored — first final rrun in the ninth: While the batsmen pounded away, Lary did his bit for the “| cause by holding the Senators to seven hits. Detroit and Washington meet three- -game series, - A-—Plied out for Pascual in 7th B—Flied out for M. Bolling in 8th C—Grounded out for Bridges in $th -- 006 000 60 0—9 E—None. RBI—Bunning, Porter, — 28—Throneberry. HR—Bunning, Kal! °P—Porter and P. Bolling. Le k Searest 7, Washington 8. BB—Bunni ing 1, Pascual 3, Maglie Clips Ex-Mates === With Ist Vidory in AL ‘ ‘By INTERNATIONAL NEWS Sal Maglie always said take when they got rid of him and from the Giants in 1955 and, used him in only 31 innings until they sold. him to the Dodger¢ in May, 1956, for a sum estimated at just $1,500. The baseball fates brought the 40-year-old righthander to the New York Yankees Sept. 1 and to mays arsonks of the Indians, 4-1. = - The Chicago White’Sox scored to beat Boston, 41, in the league's only sisigle game. Cleveland Indians made a big mis-'as the Yankees won, 5-0. It was De + ws i ia? mos 2, the 25th shutout in Maglie’s long teay §, “Abscosene s cnamn 8 5, games by losing under the lights! three times in the 11th inning |, (Berberet)§ W—Bunning (18-1). L—Pas- cual (8-14), U—Plaherty Chyla’ “ mers, Honochick. T—2: = SECOND GAME DETROIT Wi GTON - Pinigan, 3b 4 1b Yost, 3b a“ 1 —Tho's, 3b 1 0° 6 Runnels. 1b 4 0 roth, cf 6 1 1 Sievers. 1f 4 1 4 oone, ib 4 1 2 Se’maker, if 6 6 @ Philley,ib 1 1 1 Courtney.c 4 0 2 Smal 1 og ee Se 5 0 Th’ 4 Maxwell. lf 5 1 3 Plews. i st 3 : H Kuenn, ss 3 1 1 Bridges, ss 2 06 6 Boros, ss 1 @ © Snyder,ss 1 6 0 House, ¢ 5 2 2 Ramos, p e090 P. Bolling. 2> 3 2 } Clevenger,p 0 0 @ Samford, 2b 0 @ ck, D 008 Lary, p 2 1 © A-Becquer 1 0 0 Aberna'yp 0 6 @ C—Schulit 1 0 ° Totes Wis 1 Totals “Hag A—8truck out for == in Tth B—Struck out 1 = nin 8th C—Grounded o athy in Sth Detroit ........:, 000 002 90 1~12 Washington ..... 600 010 001—93 E—Chrisley, Clevenger, Thomas, Sam- |the Indians and disposed of them'r* Belting muehscourtee”, Mowe and the with ease, allowing only three hits, now he's proved it. career and his first American5*s. Clevenger 3 in 25, 3 in 4 x Abe hi =n ™ = ck & League victory. Bethy’ 1. es gy us vier: The Indians obtained Maglie ek we mw. AES) J U_Chrig summers wie Ratos New York's lead still fell to 54 Plsnerty. T—2:42. “a—4.270. ‘Wally Medalist in Pro-Am Test ators helped out with two errors again tonight for the finale of the - . RST GAME aeraer : iecsctad * 94 RE aoe sa 3b 5 © 2 Yost, 3b 4¢23 Tuttle. cf 4 0 0 MBolling.2b3 0 0 | ¢, Ib $$} Reems Fe Kaline rf? 4 3 1 Sievers.f 4 Maxwell. if 4 0 0 Chrisley, rf? 4 0 ? Kuenn, “ 4 0 3 Berberet.c 3 6 0 Porter, 3 0 1 Runnels. 1b 4 6 1 P.Bolling, 2 4 © © Th’berry, cf 4°0 1. Bunning,n @ 1 1 Bridges, ss 2 0 0 C—Courtney 1 0 6 Pascuail,p 2 6 1 A—Becquer,1 60 0 ; ; Byerly, p Pe o°@ Totals 36 3 9 # Totals 308 -001 1060 616-3 Maglie received his first chance land yesterday. = te prove his argument to Cleve- Kansas City won its first game this season in Baltimore, 7-3, and jthen went back to its losing ways Burkemo Shoots Hot 67 : jwvas robbed of a clean knockout over Larry Baker of New York ‘although he was awarded a ninth jsion of Dr. Irving Slott of the The masterful curve-baller faced 6-2. Martinez in TKO = Win Over Baker CHICAGO (INS) Vince; The A’s won ne first game in| Martinez of Paterson, N.J., ‘Baltimere behind Ralvh Terry's 4-| jleading contender for the welter- hit hurling. Joe Demaestri homered weight title, complained today he|for K. C. and Al] Bilarcik con- nected for the Orioles. The second warded Bill Fischer for going the| distance and tagged Willard Nixon with the loss. Nixon batted in the only Bosox ee * Oriole losing streak. Ken Lehman ;won in relief with the help of two-run homers by George Kell and Gus Triandos. Tom Gorman took the loss. round technical knockout. A crowd of 1,J08 booed the deci- Illinois Athletic Commission to stop the televised fight last night at the Chicago Stadium after he examined Baker’s cut right eye. The physician said, “The boxer suffered from a- contusion and blood clot that filled his right eye- lid’ and added: ‘‘another blow could have caused permanent damage.” yesterday at Glen Oaks course. The dramatic ending followed a Handicap matches determined the sensational eighth round during following title: which first. Martinez, then Baker,) Class A—Mrs. Madeline Hope e de-| was on the verge of scoring a'feated Mrs, Glenna Daniels; B— knockout. ‘Mrs. Dodie Beck defeated Mrs. Gladys Bird; C—Mrs. Jane Davis Newcomers Determine 1957 Golf Winners Championships for the 1957 sea- son for Newcomers Golf League of Birmingham were determined Cincinnati and Milwaukee com- bined for 10 home runs in a game D, Mrs. Wilma Brenton defeated * * * Wayne said Meeks had under- gone three separate physical ex- laneaticap recently — a school checkup required of football play- ers, a Nationaf Guard physical and another by the family physi-| ae Orioles Recall Art Houtteman — BALTIMORE (INS)—The mas of Columbia University, and still Mondays and Fridays.) By LOU LITTLE football squads in cities and Se ee field. The time comes now when high school _towns’ all across thescountry are out on the practice Your boy, who was in knee pants just the day before yesterday, it seems, and chairman too, but won’t admit i on Rules of the American Football Coaches te * ¢« [REVEALS CH ae ; : Assn., starts tomorrow for this newspaper ARA a series of analytical afticles on top college football play. His column will appear on players. engineer, or scientist “Can he get as-mu I hear from many parents as their boys reach this stage; I have for some years, ever since I wrote a magazine article ad- : dressed to the parents of potential football where, and they will be lessons that will ~ The queries run: “Should I encourage my boy to play football? He wants to be a doctor. (Or perhaps it’s lawyer, or work as he should and _ still play football? ” T read’ so much in ‘the papers these e it: to play football. Your boy will learn lessons on the foot- ball field that he will never learn else- & help him all his life. a Now don’t misunderstand me. I'm not saying that football by itself plants traits that make-men successful who might not otherwise be successful. What I am saying is that the game, with its testing strife, reveals clearly traits of character at a stage in the boy's career _ » or businessman.)"’ ch out of his college Dan Ferrarese and .righthander|. raking the lawn for his weekly allow- days... .” when they may be most easily encouraged Art Houtteman fom their Vancou-| ance, ‘suddenly sprouts as an athlete: — ‘en + « “or, on the other side of the picture, most ver aay club of the ay Coast : He is in organized s noel ee You know my answer, of course. I would _ effectively curbed. noe rT on jer fl Witte ve ae. ae meal be- not have been coaching football all these Nothing he does‘in his high school years ‘ Orioles immediately after the PCL| 2 comes his “training table. yearsif I didn't think it was an important _ will help you assess a boy’s potential more season énds Sunday. Ferrarese ; Now there is talk about wingbacks and part of the college education — for the than his athletic competition and the man- 4 was 10-and-5. with. Vancouver,}) wind-sprints and quick-kicks. The mother, boy physically qualified and ase pane of nex in which he stands up to it.. ° : 5 recgrd, j ad ‘ E ( - et Jim Rivera drove in the tie- breaking White Sox run that re- game win snapped a five-game) defeated Mrs. Elva Turk and for at Tam; 5 Teams Share Best-Ball Honors | Michigan Open champion Wally Burkemo was the individual medal- ist and five teams divided best- ballt honors Wednesday in Tam O'Shanter County Club’s st an- |nual pro - member, pro - amateur golf tournament. ; * * * The veteran Franklin Hills pro- fessional fired a 32-35 — 67 over Tam's par 33-36 — 71 course for the low individual score and $60 in prize money. One stroke behind Burkemo with cards of 68 were Mike Dietz of Indianwood and Jimmy Johnson of Farmington, who pocketed $30 apiece. Pine Lake's ‘Elmer Prieskorn came nex with a 69 to earn $10. Prieskorn, Bob Gajda of Forest Paul VanLoozen of Pine Lake and John Orlick of Wyandotte, brother of Tam O'Shanter pro Warren, tied for 1st place in the team best-ball competition with 62's, . “te « tt . Each pro teamed up with three Tam members in the 18-hole tour- ney. The winning pros received $35 ‘apiece while their amateur part- a Ed Rosenberg!: 29-13-—6 Paul VanLoozen (Harry Radom, Lee Melien, Morton Lewis): 31-31—62, 9 Golfers Swing in Club 99 Event In keeping with its name, 99 _ golfers took part in the annual Club 99 Invitational golf tourna. _ ment Wednesday at Morey’s Golf *)and Country Club.: : * x * Gib Mason took low gross honors ' ‘while Jint Johnson and Tony Tassi ~ shared the glory in the net score > division. The three winners each ‘received a prize and ail players were handed a brand new golf balj to start = — = fest. 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Pa. ® — “He's the captain of the ship and whatever he does is periectly okay with That was what Art Rooney, presi- dent of the National Football League’s Pittsburgh Steelers, said last night as he praised the work of his new coach, Buddy’ Parker. - Parker, who took over the Steelers little more than two The release climaxed an event- ful day which saw the Steelers pick the Washington Redskins and Park er's old team, the Detroit Lions. 5 * * RW 4 ““T just thought Chandnois had played long enough for the Steel- nois, a veteran of 7 years with the club, ‘expressed surprise and said he figures he has at least two more years of football left. Before releasing Chaninois, | Parker picked up. Jack Kemp, a 6-2 quarterback, and tackle Dave. Liddick from the Lions. He also | | ebtained fullback Dale Atkeson frem Washington for tackle Dale Owens, In still another developement, halfback Johnny Lattner, the \former Notre Dame All-America and the Steelers’ No, 1 draft choice in 1954, . He said a knee - |injury suffered while in the Air Force stil] gives him trouble. players from Detroit, a team with ers,” Parker said quietly, Chand-| — Parker now has secured five) ‘ Pater Obtains) More Lions, Drops Chandnois inn seteteadinG na UA Taba ants.— the Steelers have won two exhibitions, including a victory over the Lions, The Steelers carry a 2-2 record into Saturday night's exhibition against the Chicago Bears at Pittsburgh. x* *« * Asked if he was through trading, Parker ee ‘ “Well, I Ogee know. All I'm trying to do is build a winner, oo 12 ome ee it."” te nuen nrc Dallas TOUMNeY Stars Friday Late Today: to Fs for $40,000 Open DALLAS (#—Most of the tour- nament hotshots played in a pro- amateur today in final rounds be- fore the $40,000 Dallas Open. but some of the big names expected to compete here still were miss- * x £ which -he had outstanding success! Stil to arrive are Dick Mayer. cfry = * Bake skillet. Jewel light, cooking before quitting suddenly a few the. 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Orion’s greatest. strength lies In te * the backfield where air-minded It seems unlikely. that anyone ml at Saddle Show a lot of action in '56 as Kollin’s understudy -and he is now. ready Trojan mentor, and halfbacks Dave Rehse and John Volk. Graduation took its heaviest toll dup front, but Clawson still has a good supply of seasoned linemen,| iheaded by end Roger Moliencopf, guard Ken Munyan and tackles ene Laney and. TAY Same, x Lake-Orion’s chances of dethron- ing the Trojans will ride with a sturdy band of ‘holdovers and the idevelopment of promising ‘Bew-|, comers, Nick Niera is prepared to pinpoint set dae an nigh kan Uneind bare jon hand, but there's. not enoygh of them * © Wayne Figley, a rugged ball- carrier, is moving from quarter- back to halfback this fall, with t uled to take over the signal-calling jpost, Halfback Dave Stokes, tackle \Ceo Valko and guard Ben Burkland are other — ribs “Madison coach Don Scott is blessed with the return of his en- find a replacement for star quar- terback Jack Tompkins. could be costly since the Eagle reserve strength is thin. sophomore Ricky McKinnon. sched- in tire offensive line, but he must Injuries The return of only four letter- men at Avondale paints a dismal picture for coach Frank Crowell. The mainstays are halfback Duane Lau, center Bob Grusnick, guard Chuck Nurek and tackle Dick Freeland. After that, the Goose Really Cooked FIFTY-ONE | when the geene dropped “Sewn the chimney into the fireplace, RICHMOND, Va. @ — Jack who » Celtic Bob Cousy has a basket. bat camp in New Hampshire-dur- dackets will have to rely largely Coach Jerry Udell, like Crowell, — “green.”* a ee ee The Oakland B League became Roseville dropped out. (Friday; Tri-Ceunty, Bi-County, Inter-State and Independents.) Ends Jim Recknagel and Jack Schaeffer, along with tackle Phil Gouin and guard Dean Callison, both sophomores, are slated to socor the — irene More Than 600 Approximately 600 people wit- nessed the Dixie Saddle Clubs Ninth annual horse show at the Glenn Ellis Farm on Dixie High- way. The show drew 150 horses. Little Charlotte Zormeyer on Nem- rod took three blue ribbons, in musical stalls for ages 1-10; jun- ior horsemanship in the Western Class and the bending race. At start of the bending race her saddle girth broke causing her to take a ‘Hit Me With Sucker Right’ Saxton Decked d by Cop ‘bad fall. She was allowed to change her saddle and go on to take the blue ribbon on Nemrod. She also —| won & fourth place on Judy, in the ‘same event, - | a. * x | Winners: Musical Stalls for 11-18 year- -olds, Skip After Driving Violation champion Johnny ‘parked on the ramp near exit 14 Saxton was knocked down by the! and pulled up to see what the long arm of the law on the New| matter was. 2 * * * ; aeaon une a ha oes ln He threw a short right- eonced Sy ek Some end Shupin ducked. The trooper * a straight right to) * * brawl, the two retreat- neutral corner—the station—where Sax- and sent Saxton into the asphalt. * * * The version from Saxton's + & ferent: Here igs his account: ‘from Philadelphia where * x * 2 | his feet. | * * * /was held in 0, bail. The. officer saw Saxton’s car The former champ came out, Shupin, a stocky 175-|then countered with his own Felon dressing room was somewhat dif- “I was lost on my way back! I'd Seen|— my manager, Frank ‘Blinky’ Pal- trmo and was stopping to ask for directions. “Then this patrol car came up and told me I cut him off. The . |, guy who knocked me down start- Sore Gener Bos aceuing wah my wie Seve Time ac 1 Yoo txdesive Yast her fault whatever, was\> e Avte Exhaust eicuea and I s when ‘he hit me—with ety right. I never saw it.” Saxton claims the officer - hit him again when he staggered to|race |. The former champ, who did not ‘have a driver’s license with him, Book on ‘unior a (Western) to Mar- on Duff on Golden Jack. Junior horsemanship (English) 10 — Colette Schulte on Storm Cloud. Junior horsemanship & Mish 11-18 — Jean Seidel on Bourbon's Tallulah. Bending (11-15) —. Sandy Wells on ‘San Min. Tennessee walking — Gene Roberts on Royal Rhymn Allen. Working stock — Ed. Dodge on Smokie, Parade class — Edward Wressell on My Velvet Rose. Pleasute an for women — Kathy Flynn on Pleasure horse " ¢Bnglish) — ©. Me- Erlain on Rythinum. There were 45 entries for the clover- leaf bending event. Sandy we Ss was first on San Min: ° ‘Ponies under saddle (12 hands or less) — Lawrence Pratt on Dick. a echiand: who guided Troy|. to 2nd place last season in His| wad sae oem 4 tackle, — Pentiae Press Pheto COLT MAINSTAYS — Wayne Figley (No. 22) and Leo Valko are two of Troy High School's chief hopes for a successful campaign in the Oakland B League this fall. Figley, who starred at quarter- back for the Colts in 1956, is being switclied to halfback this season to make better use of his Jie talents. Valko is a veteran ee ecto Park Closes’ 1 on inexperienced sophomores. has 2 rebuilding task at Fitzgerald, ' which finished in the league cellar a year ago. 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Models SCHOOL, LUNCH KIT Pee , “DOUBLE BAR” x s >> STREAMLINED Y Annual Fishing Contest Signally the best fishing season in years at Kensington Metro- politan Park, a six-pound, 12- ounce largemouth bass and a 10- ounce, nine-and-one-quarter inch °" bluegill won the annual summer! fishing contest. Contest for large-|' mouth, smallmouth, pike was sponsored by the ea Clinton Metropolitan Authority, 0! ing ramps continue open and the park is open year around. haps class for largemouth bass is Charles Hornbeck, Detroit, with a six-pound, l-ounce fish, caught) Aug. 18. A 10 and % ounce blue-| igill tops the panfish division for |John Russell, while 15-year-old Trophy No. 1 winner in the'f _ BOYS’ ‘on pitino, eo. NK Gary Swinteck, Detroit, topped the! fT +N ; px oo a /A\ VA DELUXE for School-Agers which the park is a unit. Awards of 19 trophies will be made at 3 p.m. Sunday, Sept. 15 at the boat rental dock on Kent Lake by David Laidlaw, park superintendent. Although the Tennessee walking (Open) — Jim Ellis on Sun's Sabre Jet. There were 42 entries In the obstacle race. Skip Book on Goldie was first. Three gaited (Open) — Claude Le| Vasseur on Chandu. Pony class (12-14% hands) — D. Cramer on Beauty. Pleasure class (Western, men) — Ed. ge on Smoky. Palominos under Valentine on Le Bon Fashion. Bending (16 years or over) — Allen Vance on Champ. Pive-gaited (Open) — Dane Beddell| on Wheel of Fortune. — “Dixie Saddle Chib fn the relay ib was first. Michi- gan Ra ngers, Oxford Pioneers and Huron alley Saddle Club followed in order. Threp-gaited « (Amateur) “= Patricts Nolan on Quaker Soot ome action - — Sandy Wells on. San Min salar stalls {women} — Emilie Loser on Merry Christmas, saddle — corsa! fishing contest has closed, the boat rental dock and free launch- youth division with a nine-ounce, | nine-inch bluegill. ponud, 5-ounce smallmouth bass, best of the season at the park; 8-pound, 5-ounce. pike. Among other winners were Eric A. 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THURSDAY, last month, will perform at the in SEPTEMBER 12, 1037 x SKATING CHAMPS PERFORM — Skaters who represented Pontiac in the national skating competition in Oakland, California Rolladium on M59 Friday night the events which won them national titles. Left to right are: Gale Ensminger and Dennis Horrall, the juvenile dance champions Aes, ty 0 Gale is nise eat both bet fom Waterford. The center photo is that of the American intermediate dance champions, Penny Money and Jahn Beeding. Penny is from Birmingham and John from. Mt. Clemens. On the right is the championship team for junior pairs, Sue Welch and Ricky Martins, Sue, 13, is trom Union Lake and Ricky, also 13, is from Pontiac. : Cranbrook will. be the interna- tional soccer center of Michigan Sunday afternoon. * * a A 15man team of foreign ex- change students who are currently various schools in the! area will meet the Crane soccer team in an exhibition contest at 3:00 p.m. Sunday, — “Seccer is big in all of the foreign countries,” said ceach Foreign Students Play Soccer Exhibition Cranbrovk faculty who speaks four languages, Spanish, Italian and Albanian beside English, will coach the foreign students’ team. “All of the boys speak English and all play soccer in their native lands,” said Snyder. * * * Members of the American fami- lies sponsoring the boys will at- ~~ tend the game and the ‘public| is also invited to watch. For the Crané soccer team it tion Global World | Series Games Start Friday | DETROIT Ww — Baseball's ver will be a workout in preparation (sion of the United Nations, that begins Friday Sept. 20th at Chat- ham, Canada. Gene Kenny, soccer coach at MSU, is expected to be on hand to watch the exhibition. global world series, starts its third annual swing here tomorrow night with teams from eight nations ‘competing for the biggest prize ‘in amateur baseball: . * * * Ben Snyder of the Cranbrook a eee a ae be a nice gesture to give the foreign students in area schools | a chance to play here.” | who will ‘tion. “Gat (Ecorse High), Thomas Pares of | Spain (Wyandotte) Gerd Roos, Ger-! many (Mumford High), Namiko) ‘Shinia of Japan (Cooley High), ticipate in the exhibi- | | | | Chris Platou of Norway (Cran- | brook), Pelite said of Portugal | (Redford High), Garzia Vissiello of Itai (Denby High, Kii Chiro Nagai jot Japan (Grosse Pointe High), 'Tom Schanke of Norway (Grosse {Point University School), Yukinobu Numura of Japan (Birmingham High) Eckart Keller of Germany Avondale), Peder Jensen of Den- mark (Milford High), Tuzim Kereés- teci of Turkey (Fenton), Dulce Es- \ipinueva of Phillipines (West Bloomfield), Mario Vieira of Por- tugal (Royal Oak Dondero) and Rogelio Vucao Phillipines (Berk- ley). * * * Julius Corrubia member of the + These are the foreign exhib | and won numerous titles in the! National Roller Skating Champion- ships in Oakland, California, last month will put on an exhibition Friday night at the Rolladium on M-39. * * * All of the participating skaters, are those who either have won or placed in the top three in their re- spective events. The exhibition initiates the 1957-58 skating season and the public is invited to watch the performances which start at 8:00 p.m. * * * In Junior Pairs, Sue Welch and Ricky Martins, both 13, will dis- play the wares which won them the national title. Intermediate dance champions Penny Money Skate Champs Perform in Exhibition FE riday _Roller skating champions. from,of Birmingham nstreit of Austria Pontiac. and area who competed ing of. Mt. Birmingham—and—John— Clemens along with. ljuvenile pairs champions Danny Ried] and Carol Rye will also, perform. — * * * Gale Ensminger, 9, and Dennis) ithe national juvenile dance cham- pions. The Pontiac Skating club will present alf of these champions with a gold life membership. | ‘* * * Others who will perform are runnerup . winners Lynn _ Stitz, Virla Landon and Gary Perkins, and third place witners Robyn White, David Marchewka and Pat arrard.. x * “Special Attention 136 S. Saginaw CONVERTIBLE OWNERS! “We Repair Rear hia ll SEAT COVER MART ALL WORK GUARANTEED Ghee 4 a , Dealers” FE 2-0391 City Gollers Gain Honors at Louisville Three Pontiac men gained honors * * * Harold Daniels, 228 Branch, was the winner of the champion- ship flight with a 177. George Johnson, 187 Harrison, shot an 82 to take 3rd place in the Ist flight, and James Taylor, $71 FE. Wilson, won the 4th flight with ARC W Apply: Phones: Nerthville . | | | GROUP HOSPITALIZTION, PAID HOLIDAY, VACATION PAY PARAGON CONST RUGTION co. “44000 Grand River, Novi, Mich 2910 — wo 53515 “ ELDERS YOUR CAR DOWN 1955 Dodge 2-Door—Sharp Heater, Auto. 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Eighcen ble preceded the. seven- ght event oe in alters WEDNESDAY’S FIGHT ee RICAGO-Vince | Martines, ie Pat. | New York, 9. = in the NBA requires about $714,000 |lem for its operating expenses during each current playing season. | More than 70 eater Senpue otek Horrall 11, both of Waterford are W® Nursed along by Milwaukee | industrialist Dick Falk to pro- Mote international | and friendship, the series brings together championship teams | from four continents. 1 ~*~ * The competitors _ all cham- ‘enter this series — are from Ja- pan, Hawaii, Columbia, Venezu- ela, Mexico, Holland, Canada and - jthe United States. The U.S. teams . have won the geries the last two . a when it was held in Mil- ukee’s County Stadium. *® * * Players and representatives from all eight teams will attend a gala banquet tonight at a } downtown hotel. Play. in the double - elimination series will begin Friday night at Briggs Stadium when Japan meets Can- ada in a single game. * * * Tt will take 15 games before a champion is crowned next Wednes- day night. |. Footer Dukes fo Join Pistons Obtained From Lakers in Trade for Veteran Foust "4 DETROIT W—The Detroit’ Pistons and the Minneapolis Lak- ers of the Nationa) Basketball Assn. today announced a deal that sends center Larry Foust and cash, to the Lakers for :7-foot center Walter Dukes. * * * The amount of cash was not dis- _|closed. It was the third trade completed by the Pistons since they came = — = spring. Piston Conch ‘Caktey Eckman hailed the trade as ‘‘one that should give us the strength that 7|¥e need —s- em Foust, Pe wbeait seven seasons with the Pistons. He led the team to the Western Division titie in the 1954-55.season, averaging more than 15 points a game. : * * * i Rasy former ota ae star, p two seasons wi Har- Globetrotters before joining the New York Knickerbockers. He played one full season with New apolis last October for Slater Martin. In 71 games he picked off _—— have belted grand ‘slam 74 rebounds and scored 720 points, ~ i} This is what they ] say in o HUDDLE: “My wife sends all of my shirts to... FLASH | CLEANERS” ~ 9PM. Sat. 7 A. M. to 6.P. M.— Mon. Thru Fri. 7 A.M. | coat ares: tate? Med York, then was traded to Minne- | i Vein eon pee pe q ‘ St oe pode ; mie cr oie I ‘ ea Die 4 y ‘ae ey, a | | : i i ’ i! Ue \ | fy . ; > | \ - - Gove : fa 4, 3 S i sc. 7 nee oe THE. PONTIAC PRESS, THUR RSDAY. SEPTEMBER 12, 1957! ee ee _FIPTYHRER. i READY TO ROLL — Ready to roll into an- in the house and mixed loops at the other full season of bowling action at West Side Lake Avenue establishment. Most house leagues | Recreation are Don Stone, left, and Jay Lovett, have .been filled, however several mixed and The pair rank among the outstanding performers women’s leagues are still seeking bowlers. soanies Sewell. of the cuits bi un se seenenih ete While They . Formerly Sold for $44.95 Last! , $3.60 DOWN — $1.65 PER WEEK! pins and loud cheers any night ‘of/and ‘more have yet eal under fashion. the week at local bowling alleys ¥*Y- ~ Night, afternoon and some morn-. these days as a brand new keg! Area saacieties are peodicthid ing tagues will keep the alleys S SSB Ic Y C LE ~ CF 4 many = : ‘ ag ae at County on Labor Day, Several, early date. Leagues are being in this strong keg sector. < None of the bowling officials has SQ . ——— aS, expressed any indication of any § ) Vi se Sa problem getting enough business . ~LooK THESE OVER eee despite the fact that riew locations to be operated by Ben Bendo. | The Bowlero is owned by Kod | Smith of Birmingham Recreation, J | "'™ and handle bars. Chuck Manz in the Elks House! League. I : * * * ' f Lions was a defensive All-America \of the finest offensive linemen in Season heads into its 2nd week of) one of the greatest years in his- hopping from now to next spring. | - activitity, -~ | tory for the sport here this sea- Between league times, the proprie- are springing up in Pontiac and surounding towns EVANS COLSON-BICYCLES — | Latest te open was the $506,- : One of the outstanding early) individual performances reported) His team got off to an early’ 3-0 lead in the standings with an’ “Bowling Season Moves Info Full Swing sadchahoamnd = pn ov tai ' ‘League bowling got started at) som. There are only a few team tors can pretty much count on be-. 000 Bowlero in Royal Oak with Ar , oe 16 alleys using automatics. Still 26 boys and girls 5 6 $ 95 unter construction fs « bowling 7 1 of sturdy construction. Has to. The Press thus far has been a : ‘impressive 2738 series. Another You can hear the sound of falling other loops-have begun play since formed and statted im rapid | ’ ok : Ae | & Back to School “houses” around Oakland! openings remaining even at this ing overflowed with opén bowlers establishment in Walled Lake chain guard, and chrome 255 game and 649 series posted by/ Pontise Press Phote ’ ets ~=*=" team to start strong is the No. 4 26” COLUMBIA | USED “sf Boys’ & Girls’ | Boys’ and Girls’ team of the Nighthawks loop with ai 4 a 40 Ae ‘ Equipped with a_ horn,- 26 Bicycles ! ih light and luggage carrier eee officials of the Pon-' _ a RECONDITIONED tiac Press Bowlerama tournament Formerly $59.95 —— ———— —— Man/ ks C OOL/ VOU NEVER HAD VOooKAaA 80 GoCOOo ARROW LIQUEURS CORP., Detroit 7, Mich. 80-100 Proof, Distilled from Grain ! a Wyandotte Nine i i Keeps Winning PU sia 3 | | ! Bicycles via better cent this season “tne | THIS WEEK ONLY *] 7 95 Up 2nd annual county affair is tenta- tively scheduled for weekends of $ 95 ; February 8 and 13. 43 i Boys’ 24" i Up MIXED LEAGUE STARS — Paul George, left, house league Area Team Eliminates ace with a 198 average last season, and Doris Lanktree of the mixed . Huntington in Amateur league are two of the outstanding bowlers at Motor Inn and the entire P| Cl | d Next local area. Both started new seasons in their respective loops recent- ay; evelan ex ly, as 1957 action got under way at all area alleys, Headquarters for Schwinn Bicycles Over 100 Bicycles to Choose From =| Wyandotte, Mich., tangles with Not First Crowd Drop —GUN SALE- “We Guarantee Parts for All Bikes We Sell” _ ~ BUY YOUR BIKE FROM BIKE EXPERTS ‘BATTLE CREEK uf — Unbeaten | Cleveland today in the American at the SPORT SHOP it SHOTGUNS mes 74" Reg. 1050 LOG” | ier tess 82" Rem. 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LAWRENCE ST., PONTIAC ‘Knoxville, Tenn., eliminated Battle “I've been through periods of! Qnly seven players ever made |. Harness Raceway. _ LAP . ‘Creek from the series, 12-9, and declining attendance before,” said 3,900 big league hits, and Speak- , Behind Pontioe State Bank drew a bye. today ithe Too a Cede now Ber's total is second only to Ty 9 RACES NIGHTLY . oe scout for the eve RS. Cobb's 4,191. : IN OR SHINE i ae “We had one when motion pic-| “nS VACATION IS OVER... we are now open If Wyandotte wins today and tures” first became popular and} WEDNESDAY'S HOME RUNS 10 MILE RD. near JOHN R. .4 thus eliminates once-beaten Cleve- People flocked to the movie houses | | Ratto, = Ainieti pees. See, . all day Saturday till 5:30 p. m. he ball park. We|Svmscs Oriiss: Dasmins: canes eee Buses Direct to Track a land in the double-elimination jinetend of to ¢ ame out of it to-set attendance fiser*: cardinals.” Poilfes, Euois 2 Seriest the Michigan club will take records that no oldtimer ever a a Se ee sere — ‘on Knoxville Friday to décide the dreamed were possible. We'll championship. - ‘come out of this one, too.” 1 | * * * * * PS However, if Cleveland wins to- day all of the teams will have Speaker got a scratch single in suffered one defeat each. The his first time at bat as a pinch series would then pit Cleveland hitter for the Boston Red Sox on against Knoxville with the winner of that contest taking on Wyan- dotte for the championship. | F xp 0: Move SALE of 57 PONTIACS We have just 149 beautiful new 1957 Pontiacs to sell Duffy Daugherty, Michigan State | head football coach. played under, Clarence (Biggie) Munn at Syra-) cuse University when the - latter | New "TRAVL-PAL 3-SPEED DELUXE /t i 1” — y= agro Has fine volume and Fall 8 inch tern- tle fy Sato ee 10° or 12° jesige a8 ot 78 RPM. Hea @ Powertyl Amplifier—Fuil Tone Speaker © Automatic Centering for 45 RPM Records e Compect Case— 1244"x104""4%" Size. @ Storage Lock Protects Arm and Needle AUTOMATIC 3-SPEED A Regular $49.95 Veivel arapcamennast rs QS Soret) eread onda beep pr ood serene —automatic shut-off after plays. For 33%, aan Jone M seconds. i © Intermix Unit for 10° and 12° Records ‘© Automatic Shut-off Tone-Volume Control J & R AUTO STORES 115 | La SAGINAW bask are 1N is ay h ste STORE FREE PARKING IN REAR ‘was football! line coach for the | LADIES ALL STARS . rs men. Munn. now is an Crangemen, Munn now te Spartan) s,s cut nets and every one is priced low to clear our store for the i 0 = - AN." Bictwon 31 Gy cri | 13 new 1958 models. . A gen 200, i 3 Be: os Choose from two doors, four doors, convertibles, FE station wagons, etc. All the wanted two-tone color rea alls coma wie cofhbinations . . . many loaded with extras... prety Scone NY 3 Fiavoreist 1 one a big bargain with or without trade. Oakland Vending 3 Hazelton ' x rs _|fleters “concrete 3 Cones Rental” 4 Top ollowance for your present car... Come in today! -_ Sis Ceenere 3 Heron Mest 6 Save as you never saved before on the fabulous '* Indiv. (1 game). Condon 263. Indiy. (3 games) Condon 686; Oakland Vend-, ling 1048, Huron Cleaners 3033. | USE YOUR CREDIT SioMT MAWES , AT J&R! ‘ ve Ror's Sales * . a3 Chive Buick 1 3 1 Oliver Buick 2 13 meenwer Gro. 31 Harneck Htg 64, : Goodrich 195, F. Gullstrand 491; PS “@ 723, Oliver Butck No. 10960. ELK'S HOUSE LEAGUE ‘@ - Wl w way 1957 Pontiac. Big, Beautiful 1957 Pontiac. 2 Plus All These Oe oor a 6 Underseat Heater +O Fie : Ue Derster : in ~Tone Paint a imal ° © Back ha Lights : Mas ma, 233 FULL DELtverss PRICE < sift ee. Chucks 3@ Osmuns 1 {Stadium vias 21 arks Griffin 1 'Carlings 21 Kaerchers 1 ‘Behr Cats — 21 Nu Brite Plat 1 | Mir, Mile 21 Huron Clean. 1 | Souey & Sons 21 Drewery’s B L) Manz 255, C. Mans 649; Stadiu 963, ” Chucks Sheck 2738. (C4 4/4444 24 \ King Louie 1 Bowling Shi Shirts 8 wetwewwl Ld ba OM { i AWARE \ NCES wes S TOP rt || Ame TRADEIN ALLOWANCE \ Cheerleader EXTRA SPECIALS; \ ee aN AT OUR USED CAR on Vege (|| Segauime | [rca] | sult tie ) | Transmission. Transmission Transmission i. ae ‘1095 ‘B95 31995 \ Boys’ Gym Pants 97c \ ==, \PONTIAC RETAIL STORE N WELDEN . Gta cm h 3 MT. CLEMENS STREET : OM healer tad, oe R : wal ‘\- We Te ' SW ec ig ype i Ne eal a es Ae : % o] : ° “* | oe i De ‘ f oF 4 Fos A | ' t \ ne zy Fall hi j ‘ae | if Py eee d } ’ { : } JHE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1957. Will Head ICA. J. H. Smith to Succeed | J. B. Hollister as Chief, of Foreign Aid Program| : i = Aen @—With Secre| tary of State Dulles on hand, an, . @€x-Navy pilot symbolically suc- ceeds an Ohio lawyer today as) boss of the vast US. foreign aid) program i Speeches al] around were the| order of the day at a staff meeting! a? the International Cooperation! Administration in the Mayflower Hotel's grand ballroom. + Stepping out after more than, two years as ICA chief: John B.. Hollister, white-haired 66-year-old former law partner of the late Republican Sen. Robert A. Taft of Ohio. He is going back to his law firm, Taft, Stettinjus and Hollis- er, in Cincinnati. * * * Stepping in, but only symbolic- glly since he won't take his. oath of office until October: 47-year-old! air enthusiast James Smith Jr. of Aspen, Colo. After Hollister leaves tomorrow,’ YCA and its multibillion-dollar spending for foreign military and, economic aid will be temporarily in the hands of the deputy direc-) tor. Dr, Dennis A. Fitzgerald. Smith is returning to govern- ment service a little more than a . year after he resigned as assistant gecretary of the Navy for air. | For the last year he has been. fice president of Pan* American) Airways and a director of Slick: Airways. ~ THE STORK CLUB — Three charter members of the Detroit — Police Department's Stork Club light ‘a.cigar for the fourth found- , er, Frank Lewandowski, a grandfather who has delivered a dozen babies in his patrol wagon. Among them, the quartet has delivered 23 babies. Membership in the Stork Club is limited to officers who deliver babies in a moving atito. Each member will get a plaque like the one held by Lewandowski. Offering the light are, from left, Carl Bangert, Woodrow Webb and James Schweiger. Just 12 Beautifully Designed to Add Deep, Comfortable Sitting Plus Full . Length and Width Sieeping Luxury. Splendor to Any Living Room, Den or Sun Room. Ll 44- ae ve y % 22, HEART OF "99" } @ 29 FIERY DIAMONDS @ CHOICE OF 14K WHITE OR YELLOW GOLD - ‘@ ATTRACTIVELY BOXED © Bi THE STORE weirs 25 NORTH SAGINAW STREET / =~ OPEN FRIDAY AND MONDAY EVENINGS EMERALD SHAPE | “233° DIAMOND Bridal Set *229°° 49-DIAMOND BRIDAL PAIR $2.00 a Week *QQ” $94 5 r for a 7 his " xqui diamond . ae Rings Fos Fai ogee $2.00 a Week $1999 $7950 i For Him—For Her! X 3: Diamond WEDDING BANDS “19° % >. 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Save $50.00 ec ee 7 SERTA RESTOKRAFT DREAM SOFA FOLD-A-BED This outstanding red frieze Fold-A-Bed has’ rest- ful innerspring mattress and has been reduced to SERTA RESTOKRAFT SLEEP SOFA Luxurious covering, restful innerspring mattress... Charcoal color ...../...- @cicleiee c sie'e alelelsis soe SEALY REDI-BED With smart brown metailic cover, $79.50 Inner: ~ spring mattress. _A stunning piece of furniture at # SEALY REDI-BED With innerspring mattress. Red fringe cover, A beauty OCCECOHSA SHEE se eeesrenees seers SERTA RESTOKRAFT -FOLD-O-BED, The Contempora mode! . . . King size with exclusive Dav-O-Fold spine supporter mattress, Smart brown frieze cover KROEHLER SLEEP or LOUNGE ee 100% nylon cover . 4 . Innerspring mattress,......e0ss0e8 . 7 5189" of these handsome hideaway ede are offered | in this clearance » ©. These gorgeous pieces of furniture offer the perfect answer for eS an extra “guest rodm’’ at a price far below any we have ever offered. An ex- quisite sofa by day and an outstanding comfortable full size bed by night. We advise early shopping os there are only 12 to be sold. A few of which are listed below. Scientifically Designed ‘*‘Challen- Innerspring that Overcomes = Rachael SALE PRICE 189” eas a ee . (9 Po “199” 169” 219” *139” "289 *. $9999 2 t ‘ i < i é % ey, : OAKLAND: Iaikeneoaa | cam 5:19, 7:30, 9:45 © SUNDAY Cains thous toed eam | TTS MORE LIKELY IN PARIS and more lovely in the afternoon! Closed on All hte gperegtiy ALLGD ARTATEProenin Other Days hei slime in the circu-/ GARY COOPER ere game wnimney mera ‘ | plentiful supply and it is to per- : : 2150 cow ROAD form a simple cooling operation. Plan Refugee Towns | KARACHI—The Government of ‘Pakistan plans to build eight, 7, ad LOVE IN WED.—-THURS. All W | g THE AFTERNOON HUMAN MONSTERS 00 Created When ¢ 3 Science Runs Amok! ‘| Solution Dyed Tweeds Ann STARTS TWEED ‘satéllite towns in East Pakistan: $ : SU NDAY~ ' |covering more than 9,000 acres] > From the “A terrific moy' no ¢ e 5 . , ; ne (to provide habitation for some] $ DETROIT FREE PRESS = pra, “Mor?, @,, hard A top quality tweed ' 400,000 refugees from India. About 4 direction has made every woven from all wool | 470,000 refugees have already been > “ELA KAZAN hit count!” fibres which means ‘settled; some 600,000 remain to be] 2 pRODUCTION ; long life and soft |provided with new housing. 1 > BUDD goog ‘ru omieg setae]? Pace’. Crowd ‘Antarctic possession, is a new] > $ Name on stamps, MAAAAAAAAAAM ANDY GRIFFITH 0 PATRIOA NEAL’ PZ) = PARK land : NOW! Doors Open om SUNDAY 10; 45 A.M. * L + . i At. O°: WORRORTHON SCREAMIERE! & LIFETIME Free Admission ARMSTRONG . * oe Foie VINYL TILE | Bibic one’ STRAND AIR CONDITIONED COMFORT KENTILE et Carload Prices! Derk Marbles .... $398 Cun. | Perfect for ki. me = Chen or e Pa Light Cotktones .. $585 Cin. F olor goes thru to BS Perfect tor’ Evecy ; . eu @ 99 Arregaiars Per Carton—Factory Fresh Soe back! Size 9’'x9’ a Reg. Price 36c — | INLAID TILE| VINY 4 ve ft Give Yeu the NOW OPEN FRI. SAT. SUN. For Balance of Season 80 Pieces SANDRAN | Y PRICE OyI2 COUNTER TOP | Plastic Wall Tile | i woteum RUGS A weonderfal hard finish plastic that re- ‘ ODD stam maracas | Ree 2 Oo Te]. Reg. $6.95 : wos «Nasco ST amront sonee ; ALL NEW : 49° Reg. dc NOW 2¢ NOW * $ 95 NEVER cneeo wevont: -_ a hte perer Sed rer 3¢ ONLY. 4a ETER CUSHING - ; ! , Wy “t 4 No One Who Saw tt Run. Ft. Reg, 6c NOW ; Plus — - = | PLN WENDEL CRE 2 8 8 a eatenetaee ® ¥ IT KILLS—BUT CANNOT ALL THE DRAMA, THE Jim BE KILLED!!! NSE, THE POWER OFE} It rises from 2,000 miles: beneath CAINE MUTINY’! fi the earth to melt everything in 99.1005 LTHE RACK | ran the L om _ = oe s o 2 — x . m ". a . 2s _ i‘ mentee se “a seavevanaene” pg FE 5 ral Unknown THaT Certain m8 iF FEELING ig igs mas . ey ‘ i ¢ a wigs - f oan Mg a a ae ek 2 ee ay 33 a Tc ne F i %s ee FP ge ae ae = SE ee ee SM ea a ee eee ae ge * ? Wee yee eh a ee Fa : oo - | acl ee wee 3 is Reece rf by Cg eh Ae a a a fet ee | Peewee / Ae ee. ne 3 em be ret hat ea! a ek \ ON CE PON ae a . cee is 5 : Ae . ; a 2 : +t ey. a oO Te Ae iat Pk er é ‘aa 1 te : ty pate nt i } oe oa, ; tee { . : = i} yf rs * nie Se. 5 = ie ptens nee = Pe | : f Iw ec : - oo na j \FIrTystx | | | oa _"____.__ THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1957 ee se So ae ae THE JACKSONTWINS [Ae has grown te $2,000 for the high- est month, = Sticks With Worms =2s2ss3= the time-honored sport of fishing or! ee 6 ee to propagate and revitalize worn- .. OKLAHOMA CITY (INS)—Some} shore ranch, a small acreage lit- jout soll = women tr mink, some jewels,| erally crawling with earth worms 15. REDS stick .to her worms for—in her! than $1,000 a month, state, it consists of 15 béds holding about .10 million worms, “The oadie ? Se Teal Rice (9) How did the comely wite of an iltion | worms. |“ : Oklahoma City attorney get into! Process of raising wigglers is real- Earthworms are also profitable the worm raising business? “Well ily quite simple,” Mrs. Swimmer for Mrs. Robert 0, Swimmer wae I always, about doing things said, “and it actually takes jittle — yohiogay: A ss and eaising | 20d never did but this time we did “/6- to house cleahing and raising i+» she explained. | Culture beds are filled three- 6. ¢ « BOUGHT WORMS. aie tad Wee then’ me | ALLEY OOP. An accidental glance at a mag-| Six years ago she bought 50,000) worms are never in soil, ‘Worms azine article changed the scene and worms to propagate soil for a veg-| are dumped in and they quickly ...ONLY I'VE now the perky worm lover is con-/etable garden. The worms worked! burrow into the manure. MAYBE IT WOULD / NO IDEA HOW cerned with the handling of more wonders on the garden but it was SMARTER TO GO ABOUT than a million and a half worms|soon abandoned. Raising wigglers|, 1° 2bout four. days a four-inch ey THE nahin TING ITON a mech. ae <¢turned into a full-fledged business furrow is cut down the center of GE "| the bed and filled with worm feed. MACHINE THAN THE MARKET Today she is the highly | Grossing about $100 pe? month | This consists of wheat, oats, cotton TO JUNK IT... successful proprietor of Lake- | for the first year, the business 'seed meal or alfalfa meal. Ww Wy fd al w BOARDING HOUSE - (Oh ry, an Pe 7 ey , are 1 ed ee 4 DUPLICITY OF WY BROTHER HAS PLUNGED ME INTO THE Y, WELL TAKEA WALK 27 AEE VA cor CIGARS YOU'LL Y SNE REFORMED WER’ /7 | BRAIN WANE = MAYBE 1, HA BEEN ON Nid AN IDEA FOR .GROW- : : “1 BRINGING ME -\ \ CRASPARE yx; NANCY __By Ernie Bushmiller 0 THE BRINK TIRE CARRIER : = . I'LL SNEAK IN O YO 7 paeuaneee / . \ FOR BOBSLEDS/ : C) OF BANK? -/.¥ I TOLD NANCY TO AND TAKE A O O RUPTCY. D , TAKE A NAP--I PEEK = OOo O BS ss HOPE SHE' : C) C ds — a F »: ( ) Neo > . : | ‘ Ss. ; >» wv 7 . a ee Bae pag cep celyers __ By Leslie Turner __ CAPTAIN. EASY _ _ THAT WAS NICE! ESPECIALLY "WELL I HOPE YOU MAKE IT BACK TTELMO, I NEVER BARWIGE! AND HAVE A REAL || HEARO YOU MENTION \ SUCH BUDDIES I BEFORE MY SIX MONTHS 1S I WANT 10 BE [OA OUT OUR WAY mA LAID AWAY BN HERE. Ud WHY, WE'RE GONNA ‘YZ OH,NOTHING MUCH, EXCEPT Y = LEARN JUDO OUTOF “\ THATIHATE TOSEEA GUY ) 4 THIS INSTRUCTION BOOK, ) GET A GOING- za TO PRACTICE Bi SUCH BAD SHAPE — ON--WHAT'S WRONG ge — ALREADY’ SX itil NV) ; By, Edgar Martin —| BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES > JN) THE weet] Fwen, ar wasy, "MP Loontvou HIRED |p ...AND I JUST COULDNT / . PH FATHER! b YOU INCOMPETENT b ME To CHECK on JP Watt TO TELLYOD THE \S DETERMINED TO MARRY |P PHONY! PRIVATE LIZABETH WONDERED. NEWS AND BENNETT! HOW HAPPY T AM FOR DADDY DEAR. AND © 1957 by NEA Service, tne. By Dick Cavalli ! By Charles Kuhn { | ft GRANDMA “4 2 . me: , — VED KIDS. AT TH OK...) UST] | [I'VE GOTTA BEAGLE T” _by Franklin Folger|HALF ACRE CASTLE John Morris CLUB BAZAAR ite rune Foo BALMS YOUR HANDS FORTUNE TELLER!] [GRANDMA ? 1). YA KNOW// : ix: 5 ‘i eee Se ee Se Re rere See ee WE: Brg a hoo ste oe oes 2 pepe es Rs A Pom pee Pye bic BB poe. fos Me ote nie nif um» = ESS. a 2 HUR spay, SEPTE BER 1 12 1051 _FIFTY. sEveN ad: 73 _NEW YORK — The me Detroit } YORK — he Detroit ‘Prod cameo Sate 9 ce uce through today ite stock (duce sales ‘of are top ° "* é a follo . to grown fi GTON Leading . "s 3 iw them in by the pro t to kill, ess, 4 : ectinical growers Farmers’ out ‘NEA toe 10 around pl trom Quits "ae fr package bt oe must, —" as 0 Kill- a few Lngeoncbiy ag: m trae" Bureay of 01 hw to confide: stay can — tins pinot — Markets, St a oie St tags on tind the . opening were | as of|e, per gael sae ot| cent pajamas lowest 4 progressed, 2 ame aii ke ge ng, Ou. ord taping Statistics 00| ee tees and 8 per milled als. Oils as the ive |Cant a Of sess high, ot : cent ery cere _ aircrafts se Cantal ,_asensenee Ind Labor’ living below. are wov products als, d show , nonferrous ssion | oupes, ccrete) tosersees os 3.28 ex at . _ abou seal Poa frui ‘and ed gains. and TTous Pesches. Ek rs a Ty asi for show: s Cons a rec- Between t 4 ts. Incre ts bak Death some met Bart ria, bu = rereee Be . ahh. the jumer = per fuel ases | veaatal pe A P| rooms. jett, “ crseaee 2.28) lnast a Pri care appare ifuel, services, in’ es ic i ~~ Nofi mernds i tails| ** sod wee geod Sinan wae 4 , wi has verage ice/16.2 on the. it 1 and influenced grtialood see goes ¢ ems in CAR! es point and rose elons, a pieeeiaas ads an zoomed hile . sean es - per cen index medi rent the ture of wilt in the na! Sammon i a point Gulf nore Bean . pees ee ie) a nagar irae Naa t: are cal S. cost | and price - variab tion’ en eEPT. 8 Ww, ou than — oO ¥ ee 50 othing t care , up 35; ; housi food of rugs -of ev ly 's econ alled. bi 304 8. 1 anted and I to pace im stot a a Besta a Round, eS ny cent prices the transportat camel coe ‘up —- Tir housing . Perso erything — up econo <=, — a bes | 1 Male a : teach made Boeing Cabbage bu. Be vevsseeresece oe 3.7 Bu een re nerage. aly 6.6. goods sention. up ‘ “pay up es d fares e, transi ing say sts were . Mrs er eet tt | Att ei so ued paral entral jen. i ees 338 rae avera 1947-49 alicag died and services eh a ting ze ost eens wees 2 ares play froma ana i? charged Ped ame were inf ice wilt ney 0 th Mr = ention aged Ke ss saa i oonglly= sescazesseses 2leent jumped medical die es up 4.6. aoe increases part [Prices a predicts oe x be bird ‘runeral rhureday ‘serv Boys nneco cont avest, 5 ; doz. 4-6" “seers =s t abov to ex ; cos . in cos in were . Boosts in, Mr. Home yiche ae ’ ! in- |Dil toons eer + 2% almost a an * tares and the es wad wou ¢. Ines hard er. peniane Siy Dil, tb dos. Pca 7% «The e the pment of la pushed acs price on he othe responsib liq tery a Nii we sons n We ve a@ one- _ (bunch Pickles, che hentia main base. 38 t hav bor and reation, u tion of teg r goods le fo uor tery. Uuneral. Raigad . led Lake, year , Luk poi cent be ee sees ‘dee ot comnen per e cal fa: p reading pictui ory ; r rai _Walled Lak I ar my sttieint- erf sear, American Cya pin gun |S eee ee SSS $B be he ce ty * scours tae oe ce ——— re | The n and servioes ete! Fae : |. oe ord t Ame 1, Good. [22 poche.) oe. Sacineat! H8 the has the =ois| ates es. rec- reasons ices} “Ge eral "Dy oe ae Se c rican anamid. , . stitt been price t ists o MAN, H a Bale eg Teves A Du- Scion Gree YGOR cseteseneesces, 1) ment competition held: dows mice circie call this paleo for the vite M, ourT. 1 ae | ie are oxcun marae sf oved sahea and Am Parsnig mae Seed 80 out. Parca in the . A rise i the vici xperts a, ane high cos wife” of y York 1, 1967, tenes saan 3:20 | i 3 old oF sraiiapie, d Loew’ eri-| 2&* . b (behs aaa *.1'93| abou price it was gar- in the icious expert m com cost _ €h net a ered age 1, PANNE, 30 p.m. ider,- : . * sal Aeonch ig cog 5, Ot... 00 t 30, expert pein 2 ne price age explat A Labor plex, the —— ee eee et Greuleti Ful your i not A bi z * S$ | Pota Sw saris tecee oe 1.10 parel pre maton ted of t more lains. Sta Ka Pixley: us Coleman dea: aba ap- Publie block * Radishes eco ay ee 238 jones, we that to the people ‘ar exmmaple ee deat sist mss. re a Dept. a Service of 6,400 - dishes, , 50-tb. viernes een 2.26 make . _ be hos: can aff mple, ice Foor pera i of r ands at 3, tp Indiana ‘changed Raut he mee 23 (0 omy toe an ad andthe er den mn toe ttord to g0 an Sere eer "e | iP The ~ To: i eeeee concer t = é $ f tur: 8 5 . “Onmaing ok ot eee: cay ie many ¥6 i = San Se ae Sy = ontiac P oer seenee e & i . re ge : - ‘J 7 5 = 5 1,000 sha unch aaa 1 dos. senseanseceess ‘t0 beca can find os _= Darsiarpnag al room: : Puneral in st tery. Mrs. € sevege A res i - ree: eas a ‘ Gen-| collars tanearer canes = a ke more the . : %) 8 —— costs have gre = os = Nema at rg erry Needed FEW. S ae on gong os on | Masti bu: — cel Le reamay wool aes buys a 62% ' = Finall = a hige'y by an »p- Sigdaneaeath Huntoon w: "Hur dg wor MEN : t 76% on and oat up. Musthrd, 'b : esidascuses aesceee ture and prey used terials are y physi and padi ce in- eens Ss EXP. aren ran et terit:30 work. Mechant- 1,000. rysler Spinac bu i ccmun® ce: LR ity rs usually its, Also in their : - mucigrided —inmy and : ment. ¥ don F. Cham — wats Preferably Suvoce Apply 1064 : deed . inst i 01 i m m a r : Ne Tura! 4. 2.09 Prod! ead of eut down anufac- es Se one e they are re these urgeons Thursday at Service” and em; | ES western Tele ._ ATRENDART. w Y' ps, bu. 2.78) ucti cone on Ise force day la S Pecoral ice to Jam RIE ele cote ork Stock . a oat ste rise a cose alana — ee rising to try to . like he be- rg og a be held eet SxceD SOG sph ph Service. Aamtral Merning Quo $ Celery Ce cee 8 cececesesesests Spe! HOSE dresses Nore cost of livi eep u ery- sta rk Ce: ae Oo ori apply glory aiwe. ‘ wed cae 08 tations) Es vs, Dena. oes pus “2 248] BEST BA start 7 Lake rice ~ ving. p with eure. ; nt in EXPERIEN at - aeed’ Sian, ry waco OR nt . th d6ac . | The RGA ra LETT SRPT. . ee or 83 fat Shoe . tuce, Hea bu. cisseceeenee find best ba IN als Apportionments ae, eek os ee: ceace,’ = e.orehard MAN TO A ge giver 3 | es ies arae an a oa Bea aaa nae Suen wer, aus xp FURNACE Mane. Bee . 9 ‘ 5 s - 2. ; ~_— e , n 0 eet one af Beg —— da” 438 Se base, os sng ee a Saad “ehufy "ba d |B foes any oe re Bax : ue cord : a4 state x ‘Dettott, as rt zoGs 80) slips: base. cent vee Tey ° |, | the mber, . Sn - of ecbgaree Peer Sues Rev. roadway. the 7 bbe suneme on; FALLERS, Am Cyan ae 363 Kennecott” -s ae 8 : Siac’ Suekiands ~ |bele are next Rayon the saner. ajand eth. = yon state Sting) Tnterment nee ence, Plus om loyment enone? Am Ge. 00. 4 & Har ee _ Grade aed. feaeet| the at a and — ee. Telews as the soy of rely i, take © =< = offic. = geen cree } Tigurance. oe a eo oe te aa teers buen a nylon] wm Sy ur etm sient | Bei oe Berges xP ONCHARD Stara Ba M . = lee a j Me 85: 38; . cen oan at Magee ae Ls mis- Griffin Pr —— mae at Am a 331 100 Drees % 1G ge 49- 31-82: edtum La Sets Sees t Index LIVIN ill be ternoon ids ty of City iffin rrange on pong r Rd hy is. pmo ay 7 Oi2iavgs ss wid. 43-47; Wid . G for the” re of that Gatland Funeral Hom ety a seareey ete *fi Stun : bent anes a ae 8 -F100. route Apply rane Pi eaee : Ho Parke, eS a. 7 io on ie te: ost coe Hill John’ Sat ¥ ands 0 out w meet ¥ 2 wesc, ‘te top ation Bum- Or. 4 rtord ry Ww pace og Bmgs Ay '¥ CLEA ties q- Pen Da 33 en buy fed earl : abov corn St. 's Lu urda diti n th here t wit 2 cu width m= e A AN Gasser. Climax a ae a $6.3) moet riy salen cho not toe ond be sion t Boag telogg gheran Churcic onal Past Priori me ical Fertil Ta ven of 15 wae és-Si Ageressive int AG raver oe sell pg OR - Baie ene 3 iredes po peel an en on the held atl” Rummage Chureh This d assroom: ty list f 1 — virp-ra du fu eet, UNFRAL iple — ns = 2% TO Cote! a. ) Ptizer ie -», 18.7 cha: steady off not oie weak * There more evels, at a.m. Sal —Ad »/nigh ecisi s. or ad- 90 on No. nd. seed! (dumpe werview= HOM labor. able racte 4. pry cory “se Tey D 20-4! areca < stockers. 8 pon Ho to 2he was distant especially 30 Dakota | Sat. Se Vv. th t during on was | piace! Cu. ae ing of vt Pane E- | — * perirm atirs $ om Gas ace MB Bh ser” 3 4 to hig chetoe Ib ste = ‘Bulls epee: ests Sy aapemher Se ae ate Ex att acy ag peients ie of “tast| Section No » calae. eros ie =Prane or aotor—|— oo. aera to veical ie es nee HIBS ae os sat ated eet es Rage dl Mee a mecting of more = Yes et | tery bo "Beatie Breas a Con Edison *.. 39.4 Pit Mis. a 18 60-1 stan 28,00, fow a Py low a pushed cash Rummage —Ad illiam hool ildren re ,,oaid regula bs ITE Lots: offer. ss Box a Gas 424! >roet ns gi stre 17.50 dard m: 50; gio cent inte 128 W. Sale, y,| Preside Wrigh and it attend tions job w r or oe dales r. Earn 13. cone oy ne <2 qi baste up. wt tlt txed at one Sept = . Pike 0 : t, a s princ L|with: the i be mere _ $300. ronal lanes 5 pt ll day Pw “ 3 a.. ® sie ight ty cows note ofterinis - * time embe! 9 id 43 : nt J ccordi ipal th th dicat let ron- ui oeist gray CROL $20 ee ss ies i) tieaka se a Es new sie wheat * ° uit Sepa {Linda Vista Av ee Soe ae swine Th, teccranne wae guaPey coor ig | Se han coed Sites oS. sus... ns tables y an ners ry selected Ye le whea' the | mothe yas ve. rup, of bod Com the s pertal: on raphe ve 3 On tac. crete FOR REA Can Mo “4 6 oe Ore 53.1 lished, - § cutt lower t wi first -— r, called: b land missi office ning with soRaves. a re plant READY Sere ae So et or ieee Continued Me ose wo inns, the $39 : ne aia © | Zoee ae -- % ——. fur ts ov l ace ee scene se may x _ sen ems pea Pd . os Py bevel oo 4 100. y es t U ° vercro’ , 859 respons will ted. ay ed of At WM ‘TOT. ‘thf ve Curtiss We. 2B Bt don tee 333 Nothing Sept unchanged Sept $1.23%4: | apatite a as Sepp ve mace See = 10 a. LIES ARRIED _— Det "e cre 363 Ei Le aa 33 com - , done Sept ae ie se ss 23%: in USI $5 1g meeting Was. whe = rson St., iby the eas ee per ie ‘with the * con: were eae the teen AN ON FARM MUST Do + 40 28 piled K AVERA lower : as lower ne s as n 2. performance we office hes Ht abr gid mit Dow. ire 2 33 cab Al 4 Net ch dis * ceusiaa ¢ and to % corbense 3% lower,|_,DETRO Activi childre = acts tore the/s wajourn erring ~ Hegats boxes: in the Lg ove —_ Roches ‘a eer Lory a, sgt oe aires nye te Ue = hanced unchat me a la ETROIT wy — Two t caused m etending a ee lee aries as fag it ee Ye, Ties! Vane. s “ai | sSleemat for wetige an eee Bd eee — * I s El i Kod ++ 33.8 uth Pac eet 4, HEROS re 113 Ui Stork $12.65, ear es to vate = (NRDG R top offi the « He y the d allday se two = Les oe abil ao ‘0 28, 30 17, 18 bid relerrabiy Pesta ole El uto L... oe Ser Ry... 40 $5.5 1 0718 «(172 . earn cen years A etail cials school rringt ielay sions |** prefor ona tue ton ely an time 63 , 31, 58, .. 21, a x t en's Erte RR. 12388 Sq "Brand pee Ps ae} line it a Se ts ness will see ) say a ey Goods} 7" : on Hills in opening Nott esee and terme of aemaats , 76, 80, 85, 60, 61 ee ‘Voany 1 tor oe net nes wen . i. : Li " “ ’ uw Firestone 1 sid oes $33) 2 it G " peel vity Leyes high few te) building elementary 1987, Friday cla i nae! ; 88, 115, Pe “ Mee, sh : pe ew. tees : : ; t « n : . o Ford Mach se ak mS “ s iat rain Pric omy.” n of pol oon dice dren, ad early bate t fice, 80 ime eee ‘orn . SAVE . sEDDLEA at oping ? inc. . coe cet 7 1 ih gece: wot x acters * Bu tod long ith others ot te a pate wer Apel ne fala eta re =~ § 1 ¢ . 5 Whi RA! erson .| ch mi mn r z r Sen Bee. ae Pep chee _s Orr STOCK hein Se a dent, and ak ean aus School in peDoae ee Gace ANTES = USE ag ay sere ree ones Bate gine! ea Sco Be a oman Sion Rich, NRDGA schon yar ec of ona at ta ees cage] Sob. ace to To tid | nis a eee oe simratie S sean ee oa est ay ae eae 1B, ye oan ty BGA et Re inthe completion lf ee eee! - nb ten off pa en T . 413 pene . 92.71 L. Of r 2. 27 Md et + Ly fee oseee. a! erd ma ice . as- vext schoo’ tion year | {tora sub e¢ 8 Asse tia ie used~ or T Writ Mi Ge Tel Tek EGE Oe Gam. eee 2.043% 30% lay de pres: v 1. o ject pport sa Lak ; ; a pb hed ite ust Gen Ts St Ten Fi Wis as alge Chem. Go. 1: : 83 i De .-ecees 1.26% = sseavees 138 Lossertee i an the pre Se ease Roni is esti oe five o'clock Rename fied NOW car, see Classi _after 4p ev : a 86, Gilets 3 Trent "Cm rs 123 eae Me Bega. eee ee The tw ting of ea jecercromced the school will b Drasy Set eet i * Se ere wee — Ea Gore: om ". rai 35.1) Wayne aon « 10.0 ro ee Pon iac sees 139% profits a said no By gia an three at wil be eee rod —_ pad nor Lepr Drogressive. maaut 1, Grah ss we Pa de 3.5 ° rew nacnag ge oe 9.0 1 8 steady rise aol st ex in te f s. the els or t ne is ested. r, plaltoyeen Carbu patte a re manufacta ote Y"Paigs’ 88 art ay 108.2 Berew Pa. C0. 132 10.8 _a ru ; in their price: pected g has or the $s Pon Geccies Aan oar daactt tion T eek: reaior a — ste Go o Ry ... 13 — ie Lin. zi . and “sakec a eh Cc Of : r field, to hold been s combi wit tiac Lak Assess land in tary of he P. referred. ana area Fge Gullo —": ait Fut 241 Office od. 37403 onored f ers ; pds e general ah ned meet- in Callahans 8 . wessment. District wintn FOR ontiac Pr x_112. “write yeirem type core Holisn Choe aa. SS 3° er Kil or any he sa onomic pic Ca Bub., Sec po hol ou | WA PO tne Frees ce . 52. 8 Rub 32 Aft ills Hi Three a e red seriou w “no ic picture, W ae N— to- D NT A LIC ess Heoser He RS gation Pome imself jonas Pontia though certain aoe emical ts rat we eee DIAL FE 26181 saan TaGh TES * sone F . Be Lt haces aon ne Van _— + 4 D y Qua honored ic truck ari to be” adjust ine al- y p ese Lote Plat N ¢. 11—Lots From 181 ie va 4 e 21 - arta tne Rane ay weet B nis today bein) (INS) — ii Ay the esl = saiets have| _ mete ond nore igorous F ns i ise ae aa meee * all jtam es fcal veond ai ae yes ed np 5 Safe es will. 0 _ Office 5 oe papi Cop 20° Wests A m3 son, 44, trolman Poli anaes chigan rec.|_ D® pe X ; Trails Lae bee be tne cede - Perec cit a). high, school Int Bus -'s West” El « Inneart, shot Kenneth C. oe said sclera Council of # kins di e © MID : $0 a. 1, Bec — oe ne seen ty al oes are: } —— 3. Geet 2 ment her sec eee —— sind {ioe Apel tas wall) Spe ot a wy a oS UB MIDLAND Wh Exe nsion | ss ore Dal wal | eee soe mae. eke cal it Pas ! in nee ¥ mt : is ‘ _ recen ty) : s 8 s errors ean & “ t Paper” 3.4 “Ye Peon ae 404 aoe his wife. after an : Bud T il last ey ot the for said that, Pics their t a pce will sans poles Lel Lots ee 11 ay Insertion portion ‘of net BEAT esoei Vand eat bem 8, Eee he 7 Cheha pad bees Sea Gace ¢ in Detroit was olleonangars general, pa deod args ty eee a aes land) sup 40 to 0 ne a | (oe whieh m oF tne fet stm oe ee be th Rad 7 m4 OD his | le was on the f S., who operates of 617 tt -was| team op Dee called e al year cram in vigorous 28 Vesna a2 tae! error ecto al time. man = We STATE hom: found ’ é = ‘ ; n NOTIC sje 1 te 2 rivenay Co a tractor lor ann 0 etl 8 nee Ue oo! ane ape Sar bat ae ‘om| e 245 . J. Z B e ; - th Ven ji pervi ine! No * 3 ents cum te rienc ni 2m in E : years ype hi E. Wal Bouteil U won Doan of fiscal ec? ts!" Gates on tee a7 ee tt. a4 ‘wo use aa, es man for ad- Th t) as ton @ h tol 195 rd les On 18—~ e righ i ade hea Ponti BLIC aa a and 8 than 2 ss Nofe aa i mech 1-Stots rte. 39 ine te, = Baap oe oe ee trea ae = . . ings t ers k N 70 e sh ots r con e for son und e also emda ‘a sal sald Consent HEA —" Marta ‘ay arte 935,282 arte some onetbts A) ool “(aaa - ies ke ne ise ae it _ ion oF re i aa oe Ae H and an sor for ean lock esdo 18: dri bat r d m the dal 197B- ¥20: fnel. . pre o'clock ar en R _# N. odie in = Ci P. . sion ives 8 Omar bead istri — of the w previ down lars i rire rr ee vious to ose | | ee rt R Sel 36'S, Pork mrsecember 17. drives for Botta. He cake c|femns moth c meee few stl Second pe cent Hino Tee a _Tuate Satta aE ee ate the lene §, Parke St th ember 17, —— a Pesala pantie hey cavers ae Gamess pion perdi agin — eee figure ¥i96" Y2038, Bee 13 ber cancelled up to 8: . Rien fi E—SALEaMER OR CURB, ne Seat or ‘ Clifford — 5.000 with Manage Springs ted te tte ead Ba ert ng i = it Sadat am. ee Te rama train : GUTT! aevenerte: Cha Bivd., F: Beacey, (00 with Sores t Clif gs, Colora ar | agai said “ * > Y2108 Y182, See. - casn after gs EM 5-006. agen. : on mber, was repre ford orado. agai conti * ¥210 Y 76. Se 13 WANT AL 3-068. OR East Pik ER AND R nts: to Constru r, competition. imal aes E. Sou = reeves. Maison * rer rather seaad ds vita YiT7- See, e Liees 1-Da AD 8 erES Nvibdged LESM AN 3 33831; GRADE, a ae Fiscal wor a |) pin the June invited on Jigwetd Bron gahone ee Pinar pornos vk HEPA see, 2 arent wert see, “0 * e basi - in ntin i 11A- Y175C. Sec 12 4 50 1.86 ve spects all for Adi VEL Asto RK ow Di plishm is of tt we Shareho the co ue to ng Y2UA 3 y SC, Bec. 12 6 1.80 270 $2.76 ance .¢ Re a aan lene A AND rtoe 2 irectors ents in thei =o ide ming be YaiB- vies = - in pe with bonus tl Estate oF. ed vi R ast ; * in 1956 r sales | di bent ers re-€ yea a; ¥? eS 184-5 2. ry ; coer e900 c nee b te o ed TRUNK. STOR enue beara WOR Boulevard. Per Cent Di Vote a w. * ¢* . crectrs. The. bo aes a Yaib iss : 38 ‘te $00 ihren abpotgte Big i ears “euinay DRAIN AND RELA col ona pepe me eet hens See mee ooh (OH & Ea ars NIT. ue f ND umbi .. directors | speci ilding Agen the pt. 25 “k divi y187B — 12 10. sare ® irs oS Ne : r ia. , : vid al x 191F a = end bd a” Mea bo, “Ener SEWE om Spiga WwW pos cent stock have vi Chemical Aetna insurance is att cy, 318 Ba lend pay- Bhoal eee W349, Sec ; wa deals “Exe ocera Yt USED Sap tie! ee AND RELA’ ia to Secon : rk so”? aa x dividend mf a i beets aces, i aaa San peopel FY by Boy U Y206P. fe = Bee sec. 3 NEED ‘A fair share of ceptonally i clone , of Madison nue f v tockholders 1 share The , Hartf ret fte An ye iT See. 13 F FIN County de Fesponsibllitie pay ~ rom E A . payable _ five- or y Co.’ nbrui sentient | i Sime e.. 13 IXE INAN Press. ve caen -s aseame “Newton Prices rth to one ee paid simila> of reco le Nov. 8 Particular ate d, Conn. Co.’s ' r 25-Foot rvised Bee. Beem) Bec. of ad ER? Order none, SAL ee son te west Bat se ‘Cameron s S ti ppro 30-cent year. aac 25. seat ¢ dev phasis e pl AY Cr un Xe ot | the te rent Speci st assifi ——, * YOR FL tha 520 Av ub. ne Lot x. 335 - ae an elo Ss on ft places him, CITY ge a wnship; Nw t Town the ot As- o sell sified on-co firm 6 en tt. enue : $s ft, paya annou was eal ee ee he stu m, you’ -~ — nd 18 aca @ ec. ship: ¢ ty of ; , re ; ed ompetitive feeds TARE « Newton N. of fram 55 and 78 [ccnpeng Oct. aa cond designed dy |old Da. u'd neve To _ Le ay ie ‘ener NW good job nt, find fet a on apes Es Mad existi 8 a $1. 15. A aS tion to| Pl le Ring + look e ribed drat ke To 12, ford wre a co tments for d, Wo gent: SIDEWA tates S ison to ing manhol 20 ae cust ug. 6 Signs 7 s. eal 5 er of as ee at| “now th Tcomprise ae 13, 14 Want A 28181 j ; _ bas = ay our shes roi : Nigh ai north tine bee’ 108 | Spark rein avin lose 0 New D : — ee aed a Soca aes of prep. d number! OSS TVR 2 Stree 1 P ETRO eal M bab: at. is par and ested cs ene > unknow: ke. rop- . : r!l- atl tim EPA . CE S For t from 05 I Corp. IT (R—. ers rs. Wi y, son ent's” Ly Laat the Priomeg ly ris and n _Hel * & re, Positt é IRM: . rop furth ’ Blai FLINT v9 Sales So polit uaa) Gees to a illiam Ri of Mr. Bact, Allen. ve eae persons Help Wa \ experience, rs of for MAN Boted ler_Inforenat ne to Sur Division (hh a ac va oy anmnced met after — cesta: was and censhipe Sane Ce 4d lands RE: Al. ope pieresses peoer otfers saloon) Y on whit. reported of General A ts metro- dow, ing sterday rushed ford Te R. Joh tT visor, sat Cle Two ST . 2 : PE iN Soran ° d Septe bir’ “ ee leg last we os PI ugust of compared with to landing en a wieeeer as — stp ne Lake yeas E SALES S REONEL Sa * mbe ed al n | pall ggr gy cged soem ef savoir pte with taled Pigg on kitche ly |e gar c perv: wis, Bales, Al Sea EL DEPT. ae r Vi, to otic | os tes Corp Th 87 cians a n wi Sol C Mack isor, W tne polite + ES: ars, R LOO! 1957 appea e. Int aircraft of ‘its record , \dealers the e com 4 for The: check strip of n-|County 1 Commission Mic ater: E. Pike RD 1 Meson Fi WTD. oebu . asa scented Cee »Srerrvrsetiysar| ely ra geal era.| npany also injury — Na ag ey yan. ofa aaa sone ai ice Eins MET ea —— : above ; and : ber 70 ~ not even, havi oung- tvation dy, mmission rman, ATTO E WANTE! UMPE AD rive -08 eight montl added ringing ae a bi escaped ané ion, Department ur Oekland We hav RNEY Tan ner. R. jrecord f 25 : in an |B ruise tt place. not! lehig , a eee wTD a sale EVAN reese ie er po eis uttons Gui . ere "aforenta, ra nom = een "ay © Sat he RPEXTERA fee - ° : . t a urn 0 fs) : . Cit Pe Pa the revous|UPS Co vttons Guide Mo ieee ue | ee wie het Pascoe a eee \ Cle Phy gdog. her = pper H " scare ane om - wers [t= id ‘Pontiac ‘Le red. t "shall pre oad Candidate teresting "begin ro: ion Beta | ul a ‘ . rk per cent 1957 eum NEW YORK alf Ce rotary. pore for t Fingerti pred ie a Lake Phe conte das oe must cgnunie Must MECHAN phe Boel ota , be pls Inter ent of the cou eighne ve po elder at eines deluxe dash. |e gators t posse Pvveo via ‘a far, Wend ght” glloensed service man Nic CHEV EXP Mich. | des at ee ‘ ledeores Pe yey country’ ter today 1 A leading Mowe owers wi riding tits and ¢ aunt fi mine ous 68 ciade. brie ae Mien fer, Mich enh veresl bet : \| Peberition et sleents & pound aay ae nied Divs ee us Pontiac, Lat apportion ine elock fn cluge.briet pera ty lo- Bo Rochester Ra. a eee ‘ | tion ; the a pound. alf cen’ ter, ion the n- sexsmen' Lake as alee mment ‘k in os and tel se Hl gdp YO ¥ 4 a che co | of Agri- long . The t. to cop- of Detroi Moto- review t Dis revel Gent fer be he one enon — eens 18 to 2 UNG oe: ese fi Mt it yen eer of e sction fo ata ‘La t Har- peter you & triete. ill be Placa the ce aay a8. umber. address i west Ce AS ail AN ee ee ae ¥ } j aud n oO 8 d a: e — > oe f Le /, 4 psi ng which in the dents , — Peres. ot 'yo ae ne cs ge a der Pe oe oO oie 2"to “ vanced Lang d wy California, oy a , f eo 4 cents copper enro: groups of ie and ereby. in a, OWE Pai BODY 30008" NIG Youn Friday ¢ Hote ac ans. vias versity ea at foreign pportt a sk ts am ers nte M HTS. hea ga count St a pound, felllthe British ' at New stu. | per heard- with res ‘of "such a | bemkatel MAN WITH free to travel velt. = Bri from York port ao. eee ya ; i ee Toot AT a 146 : ¥. | tonalist Ct Wi the Uni- mata and Four aforesaid and Sc : 3535 | Elisa: 8 a states. ‘cult 4 est, (a o, if your ceee a and of : i) H A U lite- zn pga rate experience ora : ’ China. Indies ens ep ed ar iotarets in = ‘ews DRIV LAWA 2 ramen sats Je 2 : . ; a- day of rela- < acbaggeoond IV ERS AY ¥o ei and *y u 73" siti i=) County Drain Ci ee ri, Sane ide donvery sen : Rotini A es wy Benny. argo ‘bandh f territory : pg ed fea iy eee « : ; et fl Saktand : SOU ARE ora Pitot p ontiac Freee Bes By \ 19, ‘5. ane CA E LA Cat A 5 ene ART AL CE satus: \ tag / ote ERGs A eT A | ye 3 tott tor 818] | AD” i J pla M . ecov 1 | yo ich, 2-8181 era los or an j . yA ; Say for an s.\Dial F rad y. cha ad- “ ts Ww 2 ‘ € it.” ( ritepe”” ‘e | \ Mi be « \ \ oy , / Mpa oe lk on ~* + ere in 4 ri tHE PON y Tia PRESS, ‘THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, i087 ‘Good CAREER r sell non - ve prod OPPORTUNITY ee yo gs IN SALES | | stesr ” Toy Demonstrators requires. 4. euperienced men Ee EAS fer sppotatnent re Decne tee, |PALTRESS AND CURB. BUT Enea pera | PARROT CURE OUR, APES i ncomb, Oouatie. ‘Tis i ray _ eae - = ‘ter! o"tearet- | Sales Girls: a,pne-, a, | Waitresses - 10:00 Thursday Fountain Mor. ROOSEVELT. HOTEL : . wo eRe Paid Vacations ; - Free Insurance Hospitalization . Excellent Working Conditions . nity for vancement. ‘Pull Time or Part Time MANAGE) is Sts - COOK: APPLY EMPLOYMENT OFFICE. “BAKERS -.. Greenfield Restaurant meee " RESTAURANT, MUST HAVE Ex- PERIENCE. XITCRENS _ EN. TIRELY aM CONDITIONED. cuisce oF HOURS. MEALS & “PERSONAL APPLICA TAKEN AT CENTRAL OFFicE. DINING WAITRESSES 4 is Pp Miss Eidridge. $100 wk. in ‘call OR 3-6008 for interview. 9 till noon, : LDERL ee a ae bap > wages. 3 in family. Wie Box 83, EXP. DINNER COOK Sundays. Morning shift. Apply only. Birmingham Grill . 6 NM, Woodward Birm elt ig reirert meena M1 49090. EXP. MIDDLEAGED WOMAN FOR office work, must be accurate with figures, person. Thomas D igeat W. Huron, No Phone ci GIRL rene veh aS STAY ewe. = Mon. off. Must ave refe: aaa $25. Lead ° FOR CARE G ‘OMAN ba 1 child and housework, Sta its, references _ required, FE Bloomfteld eee ° oe AGE 2% iter in fam- home for aE F i aoe 2 4, 1°@-yr. Koen oy ty, MI 65406. Tr YOU HAVE AT LE. 1 8 re in domestic work, call F LADY TO BA live tn or have tion. Oxvow Lake Ay A mi. Ox Sow take vie EM Foie LaApY TO Live IN, GENERAL housework, MI 6-628, MAKE MONEY AT HOME, AS- panes bold items. No tools, — or ex ae apposed ee wile. ee Angeles Sapp LEADED —C A870 SEND -_ girl to school. OR 3-3427. Manager, Asst. Manager and Experienced Saleswomen art women's specialty store Opening September in mas e. or and &q eekday ~~ raphy eo. 12:00 p.m. to did + starting sala: vaca. fon other benefits” Repi i c 88) Midwest) 3}. room a required, "Sen YOUNG WOMEN 18 to 26 to <= ers in No. 1 large cone Rotel Roosevelt 3° :" tes 4 iday Eeregie_¥: vaneue “EE nterview mae Wanted r ALI MEN OR W ys 'W. DINNAN 6 Huron 4-2577 sae CLERK. CED. If you are 23 to 45 yrs. old, seek- = full time position that offers oa such as good rity ‘wits: Say Phar: ™0 W. Maple, children. e chence live well and save money. Lin- coin 3-1748, HAVE OPENING FOR TWO SALES RSONNEL EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY Contact Jack Kennedy WM. A. “KENNEDY Realtor 3007 W. Huron Open Evenings till 9 . MAN & WIFE AS CARETAKERS for mo building. Must be handy & willing. Give experience, age, & refer This ifs time job. Reply Pontize Prss Box 64. MEDICAL TECHNICIAN, GON- tact Director of Laboratories. Herm Osteopathic Hospital, FE “taleawo or b pew home prucet im ie m oren Exp. pr erred and” Utica Realty f- chavecsd sonst 43568 : Employment Agenceis. 8A |} EVELYN EDWARDS /; Tocestsone COUNSELING f i a 602 Community Bank Bidg. FOR A SECURE TOMORROW) GET IT QUICK through Classified Ads! Yes, whatever it is—dial| FE (28181 for an ad- _ vee. and get it! RECEPTIONIST FOR DOCTOR—$215 uC START le, oo ge 319 pens nais eat oes Piceet Training, FINISH | MIO SCHOOL No home, spare clas: Study at ’ fae > Diplomas awarded. Write for free catalog. _—— School, Box 31, Pontiac Pres ORADUATE "PIA PIANO” ae _Siyers, as Pell RN TO DRIV aH SANE- WY AT ‘SA ¥" DRIVER Work Wanted Male 10 RR ARR AAA 3 MEN WANT Bg oll JOBS AND gh pening of kind. Exp.|~ } a-l CARPENTER WORE NEW — rere PE ¢4210, E 30, WORK OF ANY : 35-5450 rE |. te jAILABLE NOW! CARPENTER — av & cabinet work New & repair. __D. B. Murdock. FE 2-7861. BY22 SAW. CHAIN SAW WORK. on ee By job or hour, “ TR and repair os ence. ew specialty le. On 3-8176 a Wades & aac. Fa e¢ « @ . by ~ bk rs. rome sion sepersene e. OA os ¥ Ew REPAIR. Work Me on 3874s. MACHINE TOOL & AUTO- mation ei wireman, J. I. C, standards. MA. 45-3806. PAMILY MAN wort, Smal! : san as eter Sede ee A” Building Service "es ee CEMENT WORK ’ Porchees, . sidewalks driveways, . PE 17-8037, meatus ENT -& : Sve ees New & old p— Noes Se wecie Place, wo Five Se motor say WAL. estimates, RRS ELECTRIC GEN. BLDG. REPAIR, BR BRICK Ties. cement, and plastering. FE —— Est. 1918. Hugus 5 Ms ih, a . ugus ars _253_N. Cass, it, ne ar | “GET OUR BID ON RAISING — FOU WORK — GENERA ; w PHA TERMS UP TO De i Beltane Stnvice PE 27004 _ OR 3-276 rches, tt struct'on work! whe beeneee al all ge erat "Geil “rain $190? after + p.m. Free esti- mates PLASTERING & . REAS. _Pat Lee, PE 27022, JOS, PLEMING R LAYING. . finishing. Edison. Ph FE 2 R ma A PE $2209 or FE 5-075 ROOF REPAIRS, EAVESTROUGHING _ PE 4.0446 ~~ TRENCHING AND BULLDOZING R._D. Thompson FE 4-641 - . Building Supplies _12A FIREBRICK — 10 CENTS EA. PB fine’ brick, 3 cents ea, 21245 W. aMALL ‘HOUSE TO BE MOVED lumber, FE 8-2367. iG STEADY or service sta- rred. a 23-7330. RELIABEE BOY, is, DESIRES work f school and weekends. Cell OR 3-0663, RELIABLE. BOY, a. ay 4 ae — seobenae: Sactaata CA REPENTED NEEDS work, FE 56-8325. | Werk ‘Wanted ‘Female 11 n PICK UP & DE- 1A IRONINGS, er. 1 . EM 3-059. | Pik wp Sudaver. Of S000. rences, $3 a beabel, FE 5-147], IRONINGS, $3. REF. PICK “Wp. del. PE SiST- FTING- NY WORE, or night. PB 21730. cal WORK AND TELE. i lee in my home, FE ery, $3 OR 30666, = "Guaranteed B ~SATISFAG. #2. 50 BY, Satis a LADY WOULD ae ae week work. 65-8035. WORK. 3 DAYS week. Ref mits, FE 5-1973. EAGED LADY WoULD otlsework by day or week. $-6267. wast vet 0 ind es. REAS, WOdars wea Wine FoniacrPsoe Wipow, WOULD TIRE Fe ‘e701. | 5 WASETND -& IRONINGS, CALL WA Nef men Ga NEATLY DONE. FALE Wasa work, FE 5-6398. WOMEN DESIRES NIGHT WORK tany kind. FE 5-4537, call be- tween 5 & 10:30. : * WASHING & IRONINGS «. FE 4-6672 WOULD LIKE aircon YOUNG LADY WOULD LIKE -_ vane or light housework. FE Building Service 12 AAA SANDING Floor Laying — _—- Cc. BUD BILLS FE 8- Al BASEMENT PUT UNDER present home. Also house raising & homes to brick in. FE 8-8044 Wi CARPENTRY, REASONABLE. Free estimates “3461. rete 0 odd tats my ble. No mon Hid down A&B TRENCHING Footings, Water line. Field tile. _¥E 5061 CUSTOM CARPENTERS. Rough-in finish, Remodel, FHA terms, Gordon Fiattley, EM 3-0482 ALL “TYPES ~ CARPENTRY, modernization sf 2" 8. ute finance. FE 8- & PE $2 ALL KINDs wo cakvaatEe 2 modernization Wa bee too large or too small. Ph Try 9-2324 4Ll. TYPE: OF ai ¢ ADDITIONS & be done, any job, any size. In- sured, bonded and re- lable. the ymond Floors ns ald anced and finished, CUSTOM PLUMBING | INSTALLATIONS REPAI FITZGER Rs SoICRaT WORK AS IT SHOULD | ASHES caosBusines Services 13 tor E DRYW. = a AA Boag 4: & goatee et he ed RES AKES OF doce sais NS red by factory tr < ‘ained man automatic washers, 30 yrs. Movin &T ‘9 Pontiac Farm and Industrial Tractor Co, - 88 8. WOODWARD ics a VET ; Lane ae = 1706 6. rE td, Nessie 2 Ee IN [A FLASH" jess, sactvieg te salsied A. Johnson ao GET OUR CASH PRICE BEFORE you sell. Ot- fice Supply Co., 7 W. ‘Lawrence. Upholsiering |. 23 WP ove Re TRIES been singer | "spreads Your material. WE $$701 | 230 Lost & Found 24 Dressmaking, Tailoring 16 DRESSMAKING, "TAILORING AL- — Dranes & formals done in_my home Call FE 8-8455. Furniture Refinishing 16A ANTIQUES — SPECIALTY, VAR- fe 8 ene from furniture. FE "Garden Plowing 16B ALL POWER LIFT Plowing, discing. Sefton ah ad & load- ing dirt, top soll cow manure. PLOWING GRADING, DISCING, and mowing 775 Scolt Lake Rd: FE 44228. _Insurance Agencies 17A BS A__ Rating of R sented © Co.'s INSURANCE — ALL Austin-Norvell Agency cy PE 2-9221 After 6 12 70 W. Lawrence Corner Cass INSURANCE OF ALL KINDS _ INSURED BY PHONE Nicholie & Harger Co. 33_W. Huron FE 5-8183 _ Laundry Service 18 FOR FAMILY LAUNDRY SERV- joo Pontiae Laundry, FE LACE CURTAINS PLAIN 0. RUF- fled. a finished. itiac Laundry. Phone FE 32-8101 WASHINGS & IRONINGS. CALL FE 5-3413. “tag tee Cooiey Rad, my ite ~ either new exrerior | N I E PB irenteny ieee FE EOE |) we maw a * eam i TING INTERIOR & EX . eater ease | ~UNLIMITED 10k & R On 33802 | FOR NEW OR SEASONED TADY INTERIOR DBOORATOR. |. Equr : oe Paper & painting. Fe S00. | eer’, # couN- APERHANGING — PAINTING, BEFORE 4 ' ‘OU :. SELL CON- ea Eie| Hare Fe terisis and workmanship. Pontiee, | faa “Ge HO'GNSWER Panvtino IN anD ove very) “““* "ivan'w> FADCENG 5 PAPER WAGE | SCHRAM non PAINTING ABD DECORATING. LAND CONTRACTS SERVIGED, 91 revbe, “nerves Sy seem. pin Real Estate PAINTING A cotnt for cosh. PE BAS On 218 PAINTIN ; ° ‘FOR LAND CONTRACTS. ~5 Wine Ferra oe ee 4340 Dixie Hwy. WALLS QrEANaD MORTGAGES pi xx J OR 3-708) | 5p ‘PROPERTIES ‘ ACRE — ~ Tel elevision Service - 22 Ty tae ey fronteee. COPENHAVER'S RADIO & ty|- TS, tons Correspes eal Repair, 600 W. Huron. Night serv-| Pe 60631 Eves PE 900 DAY OR NiOHT Ty SERVICE. OVER $1,000,000 PE $-1296 of FE $6300. penieaar ma Fo ——— M. P. STRAKA tracts - m SS" Calt _ Typewriter Service 22A| Bia eset W. Huroo TYPEWRITERS AND Wanted Land Contracts Fave clients vena Aheomprao | ontracts. Gat ready anol «ap 4 iis beated's ee see ed . L eee Realtor 4 1 Senet Apt Teryltid £2 Rent Apts, Usted Oa |a EM. UNFURN, APT. reonviile +d, .W : v4, BDRM rar FoRNISHED z oS | ata er ‘nee ee Se | AN- OR ae arma trons apts OR 39108 i E86 BATH, GLASSED IN ge wp el eee 23-4366. . Biss: ; —_ 7 ROOMS & BATH, C ; 1060/3 RMS. PVT. SATH & ENT. 3 ic, Clinton Ap’ «| Stove, & util, Auburn, near eae aii ATE |, Paddock Fe 3-1236, after i . i" 3 BATH. $6.. ADU sy ps best — Se: ny Pe T-0ib. “Sou APT, NEWLY DECO-| ~3 ROOMS & SEC- ; rated, electric stove and retrig. ond gat Private _ Re RE | Se malar fupaieded. yes, tne, working couple or girls, pseu aie Baog #54. FE nae. 7 LARGE ROOMS, 3 WALK IN|; ROOMS AND TILE BATH, MAR- closets, close iss r wk, q floor. utilities. Call after 3 So, te 92-2008. ple Dreeiies. 79% Shee. | pg 2 ROOMS AND BATH, COUPLE his, Elec. washer, nice base- _¥ agente bowl & et Priva 2 = RMS., NICELY FURN, PVT. class. th ent. yton Piains, oe only, yer A month, See nese . Call bes 5 p.m. OR y, Genaker. oh de apt. 215 Oak- 3 rR & . ENT, FE 2 ‘ N = bus stop, utih paid. FE 7 RMS. EVERYTHING FURN. 6 from_ to Z tilitles Aa! Laundry fa- cilities. 650 Northview rod off Oakland. 7 RMS, PVT ENT. & BATH. Ground floor OR 3-i375. Eutr,, $13 woe 193 Florence. 3 3S Ma eve. BATH. FE 3 rw) 3 ROOM APT, APPLY 7s Clark Bt. 3 — APT. CLEAN. UTILITIES . Homey hie Sr Baby welcoin — Dixie Hwy. Dray- ton 2 BROOME is downtown. e. Quallt: , furatshin 8. First ag ge! Cnly. $85 __ per mo. 3. Pay > ROOMS. NICE Close to town. Ing. a Office in rear. ord _ Hobbies & Supplies 24A PAINT THE NUMBER PICTURES. Scrabble. games. Book store, 15 B. _B, Lawrence Bt A PRIVATE ee ieee oe tion. FE 5-5201. AEROTRED KNAPP SHOES AVES $6 FE 3-124. DAINTY MAID SUPPLIES [ese Mrs Wallace, In Debt? If you are magia, ae trouble vas toaye m MICHIGAN Above Oakland Theater. —_ ogided SANDRA TOY and earn Christmas or Bonus Sestess gift for Sept. 130 rE sees Landscaping 18A A-l TREE SERVICE, (PETE'S). Removal and trimming. Free estimates. FE 5-3759, Lawn cu Pend, Landscape Service. ming, CUSTOM ULLDOZING riveway grading. Back. "bit 3-3023 * _=M EXPERT TREE FE 8-050) or A removals. E §-6503 OR 3-2000. FRANK'S TREE SERVICE, TRIM- nom UNWANTED ae RE- moved. “Cail evenings, OR 3-2806. Wtd, Children to Board 26 SMALL OOD CARE. FE 5-0003, hk w "Beverly. Wtd, Household Goods 27 FURNITURE NEEDED ming, removing, feeding, cabl as Will outri ing, transplanting, surgery, Free | sel’ ' for you B 4 Community estimates Reas. ee ured. Phone OR 3-2717 Walled Lake. MA 4-2903. W. tT A Naomi LAWNS. eH MOW- at fomere WE 2-5623. 3 & all kinds of lawn service. & black dirt delivered. Beed- ing, light tractor work a 22-3991. GOOD BLACK sO! SEED- ing and light haul! oy Vey 3-1198, WrD. lamps % furniture __ Wd. _ Miscellaneous — "28 | _rubbish, Low rates. ‘FE AND RUBBISH a0 OLED, re 1 whaead and ete. cleaned, FE ABC CARTAGE LARGE VAN OR ickup. PE 2.4750. iA aR our se, Aart t. FE. 6-000, Rano Rela a xa See hte OQ’ DEL L CARTAGE ERALD & BON TIMATE FE 2-6065 Loc dy Giotonee al an Sent yg ce moving, }% LAWN BUILDING & LAWN RE-|WTD. GAS SPACE HEATER SUIT- ee Pn ben & carpenter | “nair, MI 6-14 able for 2 rooms, FH 32-5681, CEMENT WORK, | LAWN & GARD ROTOTILLING. ay ea ete. Jensen. FES: FE _2-€920, 315 _E. Wilson. Wanted to Rent 29 eral /2-2340, 1 Oakland Landsca in LANDLORDS WHO PREFER aul (TYPE) REMODELING Gh le capi eae screened tenants are ca us|. ty) reome, pore * manera ing. Perennial flower planting. utilities "Ly Ge- | NEWLY 8 Orchard Lake APT. poke FOR MEN & OM. . no children. FE 2-5750. __ Raeburn. art WIT BDRMS. HEAT A H 2 & bot water included. a Lower Straits Lake. EM 3-347 CLEAN, 3 ROOMS, Share bath. Util. furn. Baby wel- come. 110 Green St. ee bee WELCOME CLEAN SUH a & BA’ Prt. 1 Summit FE cians ; oO MS. & BATH, ADULTS. euix ent. ee MOD! KITCHENETTE “apt Heal, Thehte & Rt $15 Wk. ren welcome, CLEAN & -W. ted Brergini « venenea, 015 Lk. Ave. COUPLE PVT BATH & ENT, FE 4-2847, oon i-basem Eve mF ~ td, 1 ni ‘welcome. y pet “HOLLYWOOD AETS. and 1-2 rm, PR §-6850. Brerything’ turn. $10, 2461 Aw j ‘ Gas heat TV, adults oer is ch, 4 lor of teachers, FE i bp bath, Pvt.’ eu & saan Sata a LIKE A REA BARGAIN? Lots of of ’em dec Daitable i for teachers Fr “sos 906 after 4 VARA. CARGE 9 RW tp ge oma” wsicome, | EVENINGS 3 tes wt APT, & Woodward J RM. CLOSE. N tties’ furn 119.56 wk. re TERY ia “piv ATE MOD- ERN ROOMS, NEW: AS DECO- AT LONG Ave., $80, 3 RMS AND BATH. UTILITIES furn. FE 45413, mt “renety 4 ROOMS erry ated, fir Sloe aloe 6 e liv: ere dinine rooms, Rikcheo eg FE 46-1201 or oj Marshall, FE ain RMB. ° MO. 7 * pesties. W. W. Holden. . 1 BEDROOM, we! now, $75 heat. er ge : tlic on S-4T19. — Gas beet. me ©. Hempstead, 1 103 E BATH, ‘AT 107 MT. i 7 BEDRM. WALLED LAKE. MOD. uire K. mus Huron, FE reat — ediate covwpaney” 4 Jad ww INT 3-2-6 ; house. ic modern. Lovell. ee Oa w ! i Bert. te ‘Wav. EMpire 3-014. rod arg gf A BEA ront. room house, or unfura. Util. pened, Log bred per month, Until ements can modern. L front. ‘home. Ideal for ‘work couple. TO 63005. __ing coup West Side Furnished & rooms, full bath, full Lened — payee Becne Exce _ 4 per oe tara pce Die required, John K. Irwin —— 313 West fturen ron, street Phone PE 5-447; eves ‘$4548 Rent Houses Unfurn. 36 BDRM. HO 2 BDR ‘i howe. ean FE A ie ~ or unfurn Call FE 79. - 2 BEDRM. N BRICK DU- lex. LOOT Mt mens St, Ing, E, Blvd. N r 6 weekly, 28 ‘ER EDROOM, ELIZ. LE. $60 P me. PE 64414 days, FE 44152 eves. weg tf DUPLEX § RMS, EACH a aS oe » FE +536 thy aukere_ ave * Close to’ to city. Very reas, MA 42203, 90 Oakland Near D s 2.8. to 5 p.m. Huron Under new management. Newly Spacious 2 bdrm, lo cated immediately. Smith-Wideman. “aa . Huron PE 44526. CADIA APTS. 3 rooms & tn cond!- tien, Includes am hot as cold water. 2 ta —- r mon! = stead. 102. Huron, 2. lights. 2 RM. MODERN, 440 E, WILSON. on. PE §-€143 days; Prtea 8 Eves “ROOMS, “BATH, poreh. retrig CEASED rt 3 RM, a tla lhl Se utilities, Au #20 liams Lk. Rd. Comer of MSO. 3 LARGE RMS. Adults preferred, 5 email baby R MA 54-1157. $95 mo, area. per 3 FURN, OR ae a s AND MORE DOW Ave. Ot. 1-188. MO E WN 7 RMS. PVT BATH & ENT. W./| NICE’€ ROOM, Ser bevere bare money tee Ont | laa ae a | Se a la “ |” welcome for tene = Ken-| 42544. Edw. M.S R coe ee RKOR ONE ¢ & ONE 6 RM an bay iow ROOMS GARAGE, we e TX. ve tos, caltor ag West Pie adults only. _down payment. PE S45. PE 5-666) Open evenings ‘til 8:30 RMS ~ UTIL *s Y Adule, 248 Elm. FE | SECOND 3 ROOMS A @ar le . Wiki BUY RUN DOWN, BURNED!| 41219.” bath. PHivate entrance stove, : erator, heat and hot water condemned house to repair, + RMS ¥ frig i, By location Write of call Charles |" ground er a ee ig ag = ni? Fr. Deies OR Nea. ® clean. Adults See) Sete and se, Pe ee Oak 4 Mich. Phone Lincoli 14245} ster 4:30 or Sat. and Sun. 16 ev : . Pinegrove % | 4 RMS, FURN. sYi iT. UN- RADES IF 138 we HURON ____ fami eee & weaittee fura. od fen " mo, le re @ ea tne Jog) Peeies © NT. COUPLE. per me. Fe eA Np estore RS 7 Trades are ‘made, to © Gomee Hers. Forte, wa ou. | from do! ten Heats and lights isfy a Se fee) ob- = turn. Adults FE ligated. Call us t infor | A NICE FURNISHED re . WE TRADE, BUY & SELL furnished. J. A yg es reuse UN DORRIS & SON REAL _ 3 8 and ine i 82 ¥ Mares Be eee tise ox iw ia ter wee includes ample heat, ot & oid eoepate Purchasers waiting = Pr PORN wi fi Seal ‘en inte - ; oo ber, fe A ‘ = i » © ces. ‘or Lt id m™m c er, id RP. McKINNEY ried couple or teachers st Ping| 12, ion Ct PE ST, KG Lake. FE 45877, Hempstead E. UNION | LAKE — LARGE YEAR aroun? 3 rooms & bath. Modern apt, building Heat furs. Adults, v ERY NICE TA TAREFR ONT 3 RMS. eral furn, Aduits. 2011 ‘Seott “Li in the Want Ads! house, coments modern, oil mo., ; year eroend. MY 2-4922 artialle furn. iM 2 BEDRM. BRICK, FULL B bea ti 14 E. Howard St. FE putin o—_ seule furmished. In Pon- Manteo Bt, Oe wae ake eae reat poder. ase 1 ty a ROE 4 RMS, AND BATH, UTIL- <3 BEDRM STRICTLY MODERK. __itien_ turn. 57 Park Place. 0 miles wet at of Pah anse aa. LARGE 3 RMS. BATH, PRI.| Lease to 0200, ent. near TY Ben EM 3-321, a HEAT. iA PLEASANT 3 AND BATH, |. ts as 1888 Wil- Neat Airport, Adults, OR 3-1943. 5 Lk, M30, eg ee See per wk. Aduits 73 Brabp Rd. Lake, Oxford. OA erie. NEWLY bath. tien turn’ 4;) Ausern r) on THE WisT SIDE 14 Ri. = er Fr | Fit seol Aubum Hts. $50 mo 5o Ponti at 835 Branch | 500M PARTL HOUSE. AND @ RMS. fee aes oe Call OL 1-0188 after 5 p.m. Edw, M. Stout, Realtor | jovss..7 mis “Pontes, off TT] NM. Saginaw 6t. 4! Let | [N. OF DelRio Apts. |i Say eee rear WET: el-Rio s. «ROOMS & BA T. PS ae nae ee 2 Rms. & bath. Stove. Refrig. 4 RM. HOUSE __ Utilities furn Adults only. . FE 80606 ATED 4 ROOMS AND BATH, 1|4 RM. HOUSE FOR RENT. NR. oy ny » W. Bide, ulce deighbor-| * Piener Bode” Cal 58-8541. Seok ie Bos Se | «a re mS come, m . . Ww Lake. Res reas are For tlormation call VE. 08-6172. Toga EDRMS. | (ROOM BATH & UTILITY. REF- beh_ PE 20071 st OA $9003 * aoe. PE 2-46332 between 6-5. HODERN. NEW sing MOMS, NR. | _After_$. PE _2-6708, — Rese or ef Fy a ROOM AND BATH TERRACE. BIG LAKE, . garage, $60. MA iM. without Abd & refrig. Gas heat. Immedia possession, De- ar & relerences 6 E, Rutgers. 5-1652 o 2:30. = terford, New my decor, Stove. trigeraler. Your oe n hitchen. pets, §65. sean . s 24160 18 Waldo, * gy Ba ge eh Magen 0 vo Call Mrs. Milton, rn welcome, "Salk re after 4 p.m, bs erences required, 2-6231, cteiamton”.'3 } RAEBURK, CAREPRONT, 3 BORIC 5TOVE, re Pieo ai Atter "8:50 ate Ra. oe FE 2-101. base teation gas 1 ater. hi = r month. Ref- and port eeewes. See } Mr. Smith at 28 E. st. w 2 beara. modern ey home on > a acre. Fruit trees Available otk Tet. tite Ss a TS ; \ ie + ion : f TEE : Here yt a —_ oe - mt 13 i af pee a ne ea oa 3 "oll =o V2 : [? : oie. SO ng a ee ge fe: ay fe ae 1, pee dk eae - 2 aes Z k- See 2 ie ne ‘A ; iar a Ss a areal THE PC is es ef op POS ei ee de ian tee ! “7 ¢ NTIAC PRESS. TH | meas paws! er a ae CARNIVAL As URSDAY, s , tit ra i EPTEM aes \ * i 4 Turner = For * 957 ; \ tw ee ig = a ] \ : =e pt Ths n New | sii eae uive BY 90 ouses 43| For Sale Hoe .__ BIFTY-NINE,_- an ae ‘ oF, San =) ® pear Wel bis ian Guly| Price #4 Mpa beat, tie me]? Aan a Hoveet 43| FSF Houses 21 ving im, with dining Own- 19.480 ‘Terms. ems: RM, ,MOMES, CLOSE, I ~~ Sale a wab tase an kitchen Fuh ‘$9,800 o LAWSON ; PW a ee eee 3 =e otto soprosimals tere, of Wr bona on Jase a tan Ate en wl DINAN | DONT . ‘ot taaj0, | eated ‘gareq neve er ot,2 dedroom meletant | 3 Piecioun a _ Fail’ ; Cherok v A ao . A real euto, heat, semnenh, tile Buy Thru artri FALL 3B to See: ‘This 5 ‘4 ee Hills ° $17,400, but at : Don model ‘open 5580 lee a Thru P ge: oi SP ECIAL EDROOM RAN large Wing ro on aeanee ; = ae Gn an $193 DOWN v1 > artrid e furnace, tnatl HOME wiki CH rpet. com, wall-to-' ALUB Ni : : = so i 4 w ew incom : ms - room ple 1 | SFE be we Tot serves full ls on boot — oo = $1,506 ‘do egres —— Lake, Bete 4 pedroom, ‘Basement with i story, mangalow “wit h lot 96.006 “fll price. Wood hrs. ota’ garage. 62, A BETTE ew Sena one 7 900, with stairway to sxpanaion ‘atic. picture window full bath, i x, STORES AGENCY eninren full" pasement center, Ca ysl tod tase" dcernion Ca Ey Sage Stata motua, end “hes ea Sr Ze "HOME ee Bes, Attractive s please Cora: to able alsa. We have lots in . EM 3 rms, & POR La eat, “ me » well : purchaser. L f avail- pte beth. } A * trie hot wa on ‘ f Em poe a! Fa ry {ving room uc Pp furnace. | Isulation. ste with on! fom Aree. pater reer — nice Ritchen wy living a basement, a . HAYDEN riced to S ] O: o, Gaty sa 500, ‘Y ee — vee fron cocelen full ¢ room is siageteble | garden with inndsea ar nf B. Walton PE boul IMMEDIA ell. akland oe spsetons este, oom, See to settle et fence. Being 7 - sre car - E 8-041 Open Eves. . EM oma ty Realty Aa, ope . gmearee. . Outstanding wi ing. ding lovely a : $200 DOWN ete ere 3 oer ee Fe oF EM a oe fee's martgage, carpet- Foams ~ brick start be rar plastered © sage 34 . 1 after 7 count below cost, ve, se. John K. ; YOU OWE IT R! 2 Se bi home.|. ©®* auto. gas water ras gas AR _ OR 36313 for _ Phe iota Bs, "xs EAR rwin gy gael r 70, Youn. 2 bedroom modera AREA tial Sowa payment Seeee| OLD > names aa SCEREE pow 7 Ce otic Parade rene hanya iatoee 8 | Fane ea yA Seas an. : Pe sear ery choice reside Smith-Craw Terms. - p seeded PU ia N 2-671, 34 Norton. on Street _—, $action. 20x16 | ving —— ford, Inc. WwW ; 3 bed ster School Di room 3 FE 5466 pee Seapinge, of room O OFFI ALLE room on ist son, i ‘urn. Olde q| VEST sup oi] heat full Semanal te . pT ] nesienee 7 Ra. Ob Year eas D LAKE full’ —- lot with : a 54785. © per- 4 trees cate! de —- Sear ee on ut Rd. ib ree . living room alone =~ kiteh: $04) down. - quek es ‘on bus | NEAR in zi Seawahl ee egies. _ Doe Sees oie |e Ssguney | "HURON GARDEN es a ‘aad an ° WN Sete theses ds) Arnold Real Estate | LSE” ate 1M-car 4 BETH ee : 000 dow: eal — $1500 5-0676 egreph Rd. FEW ME. JU garage. T L . n. 014 YEA sT ogee. a ; Sr | Seize Teeter eet OROS was 7 oe Wr ie FLQORS. PLASTERED ‘ : a 0: a sgn Dom heeds Eee oe eae Siang ee Liam a ee gg rE & cupboards m- mad : ; 7) = s *y GAS ’ ce tana i Saha ne] = So senso et BRO corei:AKEFRONT ete iok rs ak a 2 ‘ a ; : ot { ) : venient , - CAR NSE CLEAN ROOM FOR” oF: N | $1,500 =A : foie ne Trade for at NFORD 8T. iz fishin, to everything. Oa POSSESSION ATE Sie peal Auwestee 3 WHITTEMORE oo — SMALL NEW eles ber $10,200 fishing lake with close goos| LOWEST ON. $12,000 WITH an. .P yt, ent, 246 |. aay ran ving vein name | room at. Panos — « Rad ate my corsage!"’ . lia block to gh beach ranch geet ar Rambling oes Foome. thet beach, 7 family NORTH , 4 R BE m, fi bed y home - | sa ms Lk. ach. roo i thermopane window SIDE Z oc GRE: Sate. Wal teins only ee pofreess down, i" a __ For Sale Hou . Ear, pig te Say 1S x 13 familly ro. Excellent for large amily ‘living tows. NEAR S7. MIRE'S.. 3 LaF > HE Pairgre ars . room, earpeted dining ses NER, NEW aiit-ins such as oved. rel. one 2 PRAME. AND. ~ ROOME FORK ve. FE} $500 ay Naneeads Ace ining «=| ¢ BDRME. 1% 3 43|. For Sale Hou 3 miles trom ROOM ROME, — Attached 2" rel. acy Rieke trout tcreened patio am | Fonty Sco DER at Foe Rent eas Tavaly § -reget atone and hot waier heater, #1 S00 ihn one ok ae | TT ouses 43| ,boorcases. 3 f en’ with bolt hanter. Two lars, ‘ote Lake As reproduction cost gt). - ate onouT IMMEDI- = room r) down + Oss ial wi it z mil = e|. n 1 2 he el es Sip al Nothing Do Templeton | = eyeertsecs| Garena Laat aaes| ieee ai s Motor.| eet. acer’ resins pda Y O’NE Win build wn p t Birch Bitches wi rd er forhis own home, "” yj 15 MAKE US IT. _, cation. asem J I ) 4 th ¥ 8. n home. se} ISD ‘AN arth AMG, AVAL a & OP iaree."Baceleat | BE a. regreph Ri pe Rome with Gasement oa your tt | M CLOSE OT] | Geis tues haetoat oor Coan tape ce | beara is oes 1S DAY POSSESSION |" Fastiiy® wines SLEEPING aaa On ve corse — = ge yore bs oo = IN men oun etc beat a aan fase: mon comsincty t sg boon ab Becta Ho: on go oe) Rerensigryl d RS pas aelles , West: 8-080 oe ner Don McDons. ail he, a small storm oil. hea base-| ‘erior pletely reb sand m. Carpeted large fam TH, 5 & & Eri pee SCHR. es tired ¢éuple ot newlywed home| 300 ft: corner lands: StS tte. Call eee fireplace, ful baaement Wel ay) THIS PROPERTY. ia is iz rena rooms. newlyw: Cycione rer on 100x- = any fine or de min-| hou % mt, Well ian LLENT In aa al AM G ] EES DOWN ee Se acs iS | Es Part aieate as] es hte I-17 CORD ATION a iG ROOMS Open E “i 1, Joslyn. ealter _ 7m to : Small trame b WN vant hen Pao ya | Walled Lake—B ont Ont. Td 60 barn. Two 900 with on s. Priced aibow ime wt ULTIPLE in "Ree. Fe rd. es Lt) : oly house on lot Cha i00. preci: Must oe 4 back ie wei. $esdas by Ow wey | $88 OARLA r of land," OL ahaa ES Nes rs. Pou om house, needs _re- ment, le do op a sue) oO ND AVE _share home with ALONE WILL Oo SERVICE” , D tows, $25 2 $1,650, On re-| K wh pay- Storms retal. Lar, — Zoned “Rooms With Boa = 990 Fem " y seared tren new’ ROW K, L.. Templeton, Realtor Pe ee ed Se sy ps Ber diene s TA HARGER Go Co. cas “ 7 alias eo ra (ay r gare @ and Sma —___After YO cee To? 38 pstead| iia. dome ana | ft osiaa? neeas ran te Pe" Senn Y ONNER, 3 BORG 30 DOWN =. Little Bveaings = PM EXTRA CLEAN — WOME STYLE ee moe ORM. INCOM Located ust. 3, blocks» West aod oaly Fie wand bate 0] seogers ao DOWN | coon nit, beat, fil basement home, 3 piece. be cote eae ist ies DOWN FIEEET FER- ye rooms & bat ME — $60 per $1,500 ont th. weoge Har 3048 8 ‘Moa a s & Aubu walls Wired. @ bath, well J fy plus tT meals, 14 No & bi s & bath vu “ z per am | dn. = ego Harbor lb _ Motor, 820_ close to ro. FE 40002 nr sink automatic hot |, septic, oy. owners Wan 70" SHARE PE S437 =. deen, Ful basement with 3% D FALL | REDUCTIONS? | thie aemns Ci ey an eves.| Seres ot inde paitcens| | See ere a r GE COM- t heater, Oil heat, Jus ~ Owr LAKE FRON wD ir os ax VI8: : rr 038 WwW. — | i tppeiniim a. FF boon or witheu oan ny F100 on A vesiiges grace | t off Osk , if ONTAG md Seg ee tr — Our 5-0407 sho oreo 7 : | dese to 4 reens, room how 9 ees ‘Ct are E peting — ow, wail to ite our 200. office and WE TR: WITH on ‘te own town. Good © with - rr looking for inishe: basemer wall car- You’! PHOTO inspect g-iodo| NEA f ADE 5 a OF FFT, 51.000 WN Sens at he alia Raveena | renege | op Na Sas Tice thre Saige | Reta te asa i cere Wil) move VN 150 portation r school on a peninsul Nice ease aan you'll ha — ist thru P. . m heme — this 3 snc neiond teh < ve you : full prie . Only : on insula ex- ? down 6 ve — With artrid e condttion, Ha. is in © Hiatal Rooms 99 | Fin Sen eat weal. aint: | Sot, Pre nat ee tome.” Leena” gt? fanala “Ro Own | fc ie hp bar. sou a || MOLTIPLE ge_| Sapetes ht ry ee HOTEL AUBUR = isiorme & at, gas water heat- eA Side Incom Excellent 3S fo becutinat a price of ony 38.80 akin Ra | NO OTHER © | Ss Ss ie grvice| east spe LISTING SERVICE So ee Tipo Rooms IN ee ee ms & extra lot.| ment "3 “veareous aver ST el opct.| gure snd ses it ‘ta pen el . (3 bedi ent: oe, Sa _ Alag sey Deg oF Week owns Gee <,_jdeal home for ment. Alco o 6 room jp puck $7080. $1200] home on s pelted pene Ye} 2, betrm. ranch. Pull basen L. H. BROWN, ————— eae Tia | beautiful TON PLAINS and be arran $05 cash, mo for apart : “*K-LAK 2 on southeast ™. 3 bedrm.| “7: # . auto, heat ent, | 1962" w. Rea ] Mes and love m home m built 3 44 A : suitante 2 200 DOWN t rate: mR. Ficodl per jeves ay cacoan ae | ae ons oi bent, ate. Sun bese: enced. Perfect _—— paced curr Phy PE a. tor hall bavement om, “ent nen. a ‘old. Lots be Vos then, : HOTEL " for I lot . Le ent, me. 100 vear : i can VACANT — 4810 rv plus at wail to =) rt gma 8 ante Bs Fe ein | Feeroom abt ant "p. tad iy ita ns | | ss PS “RDTRILEY, Broker | esis, Sa rome wart o| RG Ai cement are eee ar a 5 t * = . a 3 ee ae ke ae te with a 7 afl — a view a une PE ont Eteobete Lt. roker pos ane 32-8 took at East siDe #13500. “Term lot, 76. x 200, Oniy 5 5-8126. 125 N. ig Oo water b shower. dyoemen LES REAL erms $3500 will 2. Rd. interested, call aS 3 bed rae BLUE ~R : eater. Close BALDWIN A TY CO Doroth bandie.} 8B FE ¢4s31 ; ovnes. , 26 SS ee 2 poereen bene em pao ag a edly ise mel teeee es ent. t Stores Only 96.492,” schoo iter: . y Snyder La uy Thru P uyees wo + _| a shies saree is pesstpent. Sa ee Se? ae eee so tuome aay meee corn Be ($530 DOWN | HePEDRE AE FE $3] Tek SS, svender | List Thru Partridge _|” Be Sneae OFFE one ESS | Sets mes bath, back Y ROOM @esesaied & bath. “*" FELLOW Rd. iMSe artridge atti = eeavar. Ry RS 5 1p _S screens. Water aefeee ee Oe ne g| heat, gas wa bart Sagement “ot eo To BUY or_MUtual 4-64 . *9 g _aia fae veep re S Georg corner lot, really ss oc only. Inqut tailor and in} 200 ft. with ter heate: toll ’ d_ 600i 1 Sexeris’ | n. Bar- RTH SIDE ° rwi A nice area STORE meso OB Sats tore 2| price only ¢6.800, oriviiense, Pull 1V1 lans J. A. T -TO BELL OPEN Buy Thru fe coun |. 2, begem SIDE BELTON 2m Data N| on zan ‘Bird f008 Terms. : Voorhe er 500 sce | rtr Pull ocated Ave. — : attractiv stone pone Ra. PE 20281. Idea! wes rast DOWN $ 4 se Oak aylor D - List Thru pe nace. 1% if desoment go auiet | BY OWNER — KEW c:| saw wes Carpe coe ns pate -sugmas PE $n pen A Da ai ae Sow FE ea | aily 3-6 © Ma = low ‘dows perment. Cente” Sormere Farm 3 BEDROOM | Sewn? washer. week To ee ee ta lll goes rhe bane: = own ~ BRICK B Free P + Eeteog prose” W. Brooklyn — on Lake GI RESALE TOW" 2131) Eve. #3430. ee Soe anes Only Sises | lot, 100 new 8 and OTHER UN cone, a ot eeds a-l droom 2) : ’ WN ha DOWN FOR DRUG ALL IDEAt ol ba singel siding, Lerg costs 3 bedroom GALOW es are beautiful se 0 home. bedrm hh N ewly deco: HURON, As STORE, IDEAL a with fruit — . 2 bdedrm in a, la i Large roo: here to plea: These y. $4,250 with ut worth the Air scneibewng Full bes ~ROCH rated 5§ roo QUIRE NEXT 102 i $6,500. 3.1 almeoat Yanch, fall AL room. Bits Pam ew sare eougnest wat you Off Lake A terms. Future 3rd. ing. 1 car ement.| 9° bed ESTER AR vod nent, “Reese furnace. and DOO! S vga ’ room .. Nice Nos. FE 2 aid R La — AD water, » new. Auto, basement. fo 1 Moor. 1 block carpeted. bath wun tae doors, lo’ ardrobe | 2: bedroo ngelus Rd cash te 6% bedrm. up. arage. | p, home EA welt School, 27068. EVEN- e. » Paved heat, line, churche: te Hw kite t-in wely tile| % ms & ba : ‘a per ¢ 11.810, aved roa on Ie Asi Rent Office § Sy eee “S| Se Hoes tarae Se Rist iad Resse | Tae Nine on a I "ELWOOD REALTY _ - q _— . a . Full ‘ani, - CUCK e er and Eliza! 5 SUITE OF pace 41 Open-walk tn POSSESSION #250111 aor Foom for a "asement” aaeies CUCKLER REALTY 2 dedrm. home COZY in price of $13, erator included PE bieeoe FE es curence sores, et oe LER © you ere injerecieg call owner’ 2 dedrooms, Von - curing winter, Located In Tot |r eae MO y | moet, epee seers oe By Ov “ane a h, on in_Waterford. OR ‘OR im best loca In- EVES. ret) wo re os Almost a acre — for msg bus. A Fotos | 4 HOUSE. PE 17-8119 $7000 wile & selling ms Boo do attached oueage acre y wner ties| W ._ SUN. Lake Orion _N te Pa ne ful babii GoM $750 fer” only a, © Only | years For Rent. 34973, ZATERvnonr af0 een | — oe apr sn Near| Trade-ins FRM, Fest with $260) #8 weep ae, a, now operating WAT — "| Man - on | room » bile ranch. Living, soom a Miscellaneous yeod Gel Gpaen, pled. mn, | leavin 0 e ra ric . kitchen, - * CARAGE 42 toa 2 bedroom preeete sd «976 PER MONTH ace ; aye eee poe D ui W. ice Watson, Tt itor |. Ste ist floor. activities For RENT. 67 ae [ brink with stairs : bedrms. bri Civilians or OG weet ec! bedroom ran. New Modernisti ; ith dining L. Fu Rochest eed hee a heat, land- i Ww HENRY right licbex living upper, fui} Model, 280 ck. Full: Is. 3 carport, burban, new ch located . Modernist brick ranche room. tt BY OWnER — r began oe door opener RE. 2GAR GARAGE, Ag mtr en full Basement wi : a fe amg eoteend woment.| spall! — yard, “eestor si bathe, eres bos features. located, has — tus| 4" Pr gee 2 LOE. «Ru Sctoel District. Low taxes (4 12.600 wi “shade right . KEEGO 56-6767. ced or oipeune re e. Lin, y ext 3, incom | oe ‘Carpeting, drape ce . For Sale Wes — APE ay olny trees, way ; FOR BETTER HOMES ae 10 HARBOR. z IO ; em aun $1 ty ponent carpeting, " periect garase. ERY Mag gig o18.600 vith $8,500. on 48,000 own, S05 heat pe mae ge = leah wn : ses GREE #2 | | DEAL Sertino lowers b shed ement, ga-| Ab room that rge famil ERRY : — 7 NEAR MELFO 43 ia ae On the @, quick pos-| 5" ome you will Modern to te 00 livable. SRRY E. A . , We’ gee Riis Soe, oes Prom Ouse Laks, $ ‘betes ROSE McLARTY, Brok del teh Bata | Lo pie nae, |e vans I a8 ay ene os coe fireplace. = wil size dining a b is. up and 3 bed! with 2 bedrooms FE 32-2162 er| schoal. Only $ ee heat. sar cuinge Tec monrict oi 3689 LAKESIDE, FE s4sei ETN in th st starter and ok ‘a, setivi carpeted, ment, garage room, bungalow,| *t¥. room bedrooms down. ms cl. Only $1500 Ser one and new wol-bept ‘ nm a district of eren. 3 bed WHITE i 2 $7,350 @ area. ? freee Bedtn, setivity | rm) Biteal are. nice via ease:| SB win ora - il wn. Possible peemutitul | homes. for the bedrm. sad m balcony. ; af tacue ees $700 DOWN; erate lane arden tra wets] BMA fee ae S|” Se SF a x, IM WILLIAMS | S«274 § Ses | ae ee ahteeee| at Sas wna / 000, vileges. ir poses ae CITY F with wonde: ° only re, EAL econd St Island Dr. 3 : ay Ne : s garage _turn. rn at | gare fe eee terms. $9500 REAL ESTATE & Tb reet traverse rods bdrm Wate ; €No: 12692 € en vement. res, | NEW LISTING : : Baldwin INSURA ree bdedroo: PAN s & dra r Boftn or Hzsere Lx. ec frait (age nn 3 400 2 acre, $ room m is Baldwin Ave OPE ae peaty decanted pro ag all 3 care — “i Pdolereee Seeing Is McNeil R . 1 lake privil Saua,| pace =e will pay for this = os wwe ‘DP See ea Do wept ide and rage ach and Believ: av eal. Est rma ore. , Da: per year. sors. Tome only ‘4s ful Ss Gos pearls Cosmo d LY half fess Ur nen bs puree = SST pico 61 Middle Rd. eop elieving UTICA, MICH. DERCINDR COR, - 68. ation, now. for bus. pha near echoo! ~ . ‘ ass? eat. Could. in. Ont ou can mov ondi- full rox. 20 a } BE ‘A, MICH. _ REpubil Ma Bown "4 pepns, | Welbon har eu ep nA Tod ad eae Alege een” | it of heave, Shem | Rue oat et esis | You This One |? doomed. AND, DEN. NEWLY ment. Oil fired | Pull base- ay kept north NO < . me- 9001 ; 1. Tr, Motdoc! per- oO ea ou This O Basemen st side, cor. 4 . Garage on steam heat y homie. 3 Coast ~— | $800 DOWN Cass Lak . h, OA West ven at ? me farece. Terms. t? breeseway and * cues, Sar yeas "| large living room hiam-| Too ode weit Rd. avnaiee cael lop Gn etary soo. fighang a =U Also good 4 obo $70 month. a down, neo room ring room end tai dl the ern |e to last, 3 room pa yea At the opening UL » Listina ural attached gircoe home "CSC HUE R EU LL z BATHS FE +615: me © | see tee taroment tsuscat| A par ly aes and weenmnb Ticks: a; : saa cas efakentn meaner canta ealior eens as EER eel ey Sase| ase) Bees ira | D | Semreeahias | ym s BepRooMs | D st, g » every- rE 8 r 6 — . tom c school. H at is bby 3 BED! : wilt FE 29200 and only $12,- call Mr ——— Cus- obby very cut ROOMS With MS apprecis M . fr. Joll, cious: in the 0 h ute. MEN FULL B a fourth Picea Picea Milam Mi AI , eae nee fem” wii"wmy Stair yes tee | taneilena ot 8 bed ‘ cludes ca -bome, In- iliam M . JOHNSO oak floo' EAUTIFUL le me with lake privt: - P KITCHE or dining rage ety ge softener, Realt iller « N. Realt iivin. entrance to rs, yona COLON ges is an outs’ ke privi- NICE AVED STREET i] E > : Tm. BLOOMFIELD wea. arB-G . OF ns FE 2.0263 1704 S. Tele a au eee a: with ante on iene pone wee ay ue. $12,500 ee val LOT — $800 DOWN. NTRY HALL : A modern LD NIGRLANDS a t condition Ww. race. basement, ofl ne e om ee old, mily as 1 . ‘ : oned ; eecasenea with page agregar ine oak goer te ea FE 425 the Be. sure sto vis e, | $1,000 D $350 DOWN 18'4"’x1 pa dll pe chomp meng Oo 4% perc 3.- 1 to Bri 3 model Sunday” visit he tea 8 Hiv. | - own P = OWN : x 4 LIVI Rf room, ns at cent mort- Post — lent beret PMA tur: Exce!- ile m., room and Three aymen 8 ROOMS- ‘ NG m, | sittach activities meng THB SrROM' C3, | abe ee i cu | Baer at ie bouton main os section, "carport very Ment 2° ON BLAINE, ‘Orr NICE Kr RM. | Beaty sat teats NEAR &?_ MICHABLS, L1_-3000 sreopy property Jocation, goed rom aia as . with dandy ‘pedroome and | of ei puuteved bath,” oak see ND PUbL PRICE with py a can een OFreed od tr elec dining Fm. ‘carpeted, faom. sa Y/LARK mente tke re, income ill mere a ef O’NEIL, Realtor fort, me Bult by the omer foe home ta “pice, = “Witioo “to JIM WRIG FULL BAS ; a WEST wt tun rie 1% car contract pay- | FE egreph Rd. tricted and bea: com- = / HT EMEN ni IDE. Fa: oC a ‘wien 42.650] Gana Wil LIS. Ct eal Open 9 west side ey. me | Ward: REA MENT lee co rpg lero . tcc: Ay ~ aad 3 BEDROOMS, 53-65 N M. BREW 4 Pva OWNER b-2028 ——— ards Orct e 343 OAKLAND ao ATT ot Sone take GE. J WER WNER PARTL 8 |. SIX LOVEL All hard ‘ AVE. ATT. 1144~C. rp eter eee s. 1 ust T: bg FoR a RMS PE 5-04 4~CA arge . OR Home COLORED - dre ———_ pone! every rey ae » FE 46181 ment, a wpa iN. 2] This cal ne rhea one oh rooms in this $10 i FEAR sue $100 aad R GARAGE brea fast (Kitehen aig Large. 5 roo! e Ferry Av full oom has 2 bed attrac- COL cash and qusee Pe $4,500 home Sn bert tm teen shopping e. Close to $35. Owner, P.O. Bo ALUMI ene Lega 2" liv reo: large rege oe 30 Fear ot ok mee SS Ss =. ptt pg eae 2 FAMILY IN ORED F 2-0638. cemsgs Bt] Gen oe Pl sain sendition te ee ecca Gone ; Fon és * WIN NUM repair el cer toe *? rented for| bath, “homey” ain floor, there Seeutahes. ROME = Comptete! ‘BEDROOM HOME, than Svetags. Gleam ae ce sell, s0 call for = we neat, = M2 deo for children's TV. Ful m INTIAC REALTY | ere homey | living ite ee joestion F cack DROOM HOME, 190 WATER-| jin, Sess ee information. pect oi. Fm oe storms and scree: basement, | 3 ee Baldwin ALTY cn, eek ning room. - €. room, ‘ee is cu aceianae” rn, 7 linea ch Slovely, modern La choo Brick One-St Arai: ALL ns Owner transterred. sgrage: §-8275 extra shower. Rand a with ‘4 {BEDROOM none terms. : Scie staeaie . paneled Pull beacuse cosy Multi-Lakes Realt : BRICK y replacement cost. @) Priced at $13,400 you will like 1. oe a te ee “mak core artrid as Dect, gandy basement, wit on teen ea oe 3 BED 7 aa and more, Log EAR DAVISBURG, cy = es fig gy aa ot g eC ——— Excelient location $13. ee ne ~~ janes On the Peder . hy boom ter'ealy, 7 Gaon rag erie ee = $730 DOWN — CRES THE 4.- Te ully “4 54 me —_— oo wCaitforn poll gE ee BEDROOM: 18 THE *“BIRD” TO SEB FIVE ort io col steer a porvession, ful basen . $15,898 - ae home, ie Een hee foot 5 all on one pve bed- pod at hom. BRI a $350 tat oe BUNGALOW garage, $5,000 dn volar 61 geal ’ : Leslie R. T Le ke ale wine Sunk ae coo gts INES NS - ait” oe Tomaatin Moti” mie termes (ste 8 commerce na uiai8| Built on Your L oe a eee are : ° .. Dlastere oak a Bix bea Jot me work bu’ it 1980, A = 7= MA 41578 1° ot 5-8161 eet Moge with 6.7m, AVE.—FRONT tot wiih Tige'car “earaee a RAINBOW REAL Y ae ipsa eel ve tes *s beh ott Auburn Ave. 138 RD couse 10 SCHOOLS” Phone for Appoint S heaaey taee, AND ¢ GARAGE on comme: modern home. cove frontage EVES. PE 3-372 8. PADDOCK rooms -| roo ana exteptional with E. Pik WEBSTER ° intment | —O™2P8 e, Keego Harbor. lal Ideal loca’ a Cerner EA. of 13.050 included in | Ht PE more 2 etely fu and bath — ai lar ¢_ Bt. 3 bed scHOOt’— 1 A yment. FE 3-1 » Low ber Shop & tion for - office reasonab price ea008 | Pea: — berg soajag Clare a er Lak = FE 4-95 Open Eves.| > soce emer 43, MARK A LAKE : col ah nan & Etc. %, Bar-| LAKE le term: e y -O584 ee yee colonial FR . LORED - Seb me ; DOWN. - This y - “ : total ISHED ; E s CH. | Mcc! aths, | roo: TIV we alow. ne yA modern Bun: mais foo. inne bedrooms. on we (NBAY 1T0 5 LAKEFRONT BRICK eet ee —— tees perty, OR gern. is epaee: ieelalen Say bee globe el te lace, “ful ving oom, stone men iow. Fant oes a basement. Oak| °s sy oo” ae room with | jad Dr a & fean sverags f roughout. Bet! ee ry with base-| shade t accapea” Many ares snind “Bt. Jo Hospitals 5 : kitch- le Ha’ George e new ‘urnishin, ter | "Te itchen b garage, bh rees. Good fi any jar Earim ‘ospital — STi, 193 oaung? biacktonged street. Igoking’ Fish “Hatchery. Drayion fewer wit, piswarea? caret ot aha eer selina” soma FORSAKE MODESTY down gai earn ings Cait oder. “Only d posi gw LoW-PAYMENTS epg LITTLE all modern this street, | ranch home —_ 3 tv. e. SS ‘ A) - a . $1800 : 300, a Lae fe. 8 Le = session aie” caer oon pgge gor entl ol aghast ae GT Sgactges carpeted WEST 8ID MOMENT” a cr almost ete at out ot Cty Must a transferred on 1 ot #13 i planters, ate, tive tithes x ee sis, 4d 00 DowN If We M _ 2 bedroom with ecu ees et oe OWN ! . interior, New _. retpuilt | ” Act quick shown b; Ele . nt a, 1% ral birch rpe street better home: : May! rd, paved st eat, fenced LAN LO * , pum: aster, plumb- quick, y ward rR on ‘ths, Full tial net: A ‘8 on y: foday for = ob Beth -ORD ; Lovely = new — end CLA caley FE 5 terms. price! ily. Belghhernees. eat Substan, | ut We Kn lor appointm er call| 96, Lovely | dea. in. addition ten il1900 RK REAL | 53-1284) W Sy. Tie © 6 mew he fom-| 2 oe We Have Th FRANK S ae ee ne $ carpeted iting rim, Sith Soom |" Tin toned Eorare WARD E. PARTRIDG ting, "and be cee even om | eiee Mones i's Rew KE HEPARD | and iarne shade | oc ma abee| = B jar 'k: condor sue wo cat * Bere _ OPEN POR eae 43581 tnd Jer, jfaroece. lee | noes) SUocal et) KEEGO. TARR i fee Sie est Buys complete details, Call us rvice “ _—- HOME BOGE, © local wanp w.|_toe modern a: buy sin EW RANERLING nA BETTER BUYS 8 W.B eee “pani ARR, Bt Fe I ig ied IE ime S| OSs tne ey Bests Today - tor forse owe an , contrac: se A ao BUYS Daily ne ru ul * sever” room home thet t oneal 2. Naturally Ward “ at Eilers Pn ee oe FE Dixie fee altor ‘ SMALL FARM wicest ard ae ord Jeeta aor ai en Finn bedroom home with eee eon te TED ES oses 1 m.| be oe 3 bedivom, tome | Se eee mt Manet nay i Saat | af ee eS nee «_searom ome with auaeneg | = 9 tem rigerater, & M0" carpeting, | amardrobe,velosets ste and tu ii bt s, Boreet sean Ak ant OURVIT thai eno ally $ oe =. TA Lae to Pontise, but pete parcel. | ear tm. Attached with 6 “kitchen e room, ting and find they are OUT OF ane ostreee utility room. N cteertet. Oace ot Reet 7B ross bates Two ler, sink bireh a drea: $3,000 DOWN. ». with a Me sdiee’ on 2x re ouT 0 $650 ve. Priv. eat| of r heate al wi oe ie tt ated, nice fire- lect Pag A ay port: efty ppt vod brick malate ‘room abt. aan 3. , Neturatiy. may cf win buy rou ae down, 1152 Be hoa et Lx. develop Raves i onde, sel ae ra base- saute, off , 5 Soosnient, fenced basement, 1 hs. spreading sha ! ® hed 4 Ww comes Have: ome ree bed with term buy "i, ot ietinoe Paik | be proud to own for’ only, ent | tered 7073, 28 ger gareee,| Private b Se Som, evergreens 2, Thick S Ceramis The. ciate, | tbe mood, Wall, we haven't seen 1 - $1,500 DO “ Bea pet tha a ta “=| Earst Rarer) rhe tet | ay eee pecan By ea ow aa Ses 7 es : frees, gure] tn A, ° -price. 14,20 — RRIS mes.| *. ot 2x8) 15° kiteh span wrcacuaut » room hom fram Late vietat. ee yy By a. DOWN & SON REAL’ antag toot Gat won Tie 2 Baron n home located Story me Mth us “| Toei J rey DOW TORS 5. ativan- ve bath, - wi ard : me has + in 1950 sore te, 3 bedrm us jocation. home in an ides ad A A 763 WE TRADE Brick ‘not a es ee am ie, bate ayn mk eralane, featu this “Gigerrse We bur aut 8) ses 9, OE ope Sissel] Eee! wx, syogurmenn|™ ¥. Baron | Plone YE ¢ tng Sonar pee ol eam saterd. THE eRIDAy °- | pitied mee Ry. : L arage. : 1567 1. Solid P se (mot $800 N — $8 THE & 10 bs plastered nba: 1 H. BRO | I . ef, BUILT ges LEAVIN : Drive (not down! 850 with -l and 5 amic walls, oak floo ment, -5 : ‘ own | bath : one ribbon -7 counter tops rs, cere pit Hi BROWN, Realtor erps t© ou M WILLIAMS!) #' tage carpet Gul bavem We me ig? AAG trie outer lope, fenced, Jand- . M . : ing room ce ng| rear, Nr ! ent, house & ate Left. — 92 ; Total and ' paved Solr iat oe a SAR IM WILLIAMS) § Sore Sree Sn eS wate | SERTY noe. o lot i iJ O ' | - YOUR. PR TO} Cinder erie Sap — N : . nee Nt cget | wate Exetel Conniruet ang bath Older farm = HOME. ) W OBLEM:| & FOR CAS 109 = DOWN, ake pete | 2064.00 PM. cation, ‘pe bewting i Ye rete mom and beth. Brick) fall bain oot use tn wonderful bi ant Ads! To sell, Rae Bod eds att HURRY, H IN = 8 rm. trame home privileges, DOWN te 00 P couse. be ~ es io-| WM. H. eases! oy — =< a eee a and ine, it’s ‘FE: 28 rent,) Oakland ¢ th sell thi wih aped jet oa VV ’ nr property, dri cena th dicatn Eye vilnr noes Wot REALTOR KNUDSEN Se a sf some 181. ‘Real Anyi Cla ana. ’ hoe . EX? ;, "ane made Dixte ent income ove water. Pre 244 8. Tele ae “bee ee ae 4 mm odie oF aly ing | ssified Ads. Bidnce vor) PAYMEN erate Pits | peckate sea jtin'set mt | —NEW FOR SEN | ike, seme eo core | ) M11 afte goes! ; ; ° sege aval ealy myers V F , AN EXCE on lee Dial FE| re sugYs REALTY 2,973, padroom, aren dl ere “WM, A Bsataue! Yoetinen oa) fewer con tt Be Mad ™ ince amet oat REALTY soo| Bie Wiese Lee vee! KENNEDY | Rag Voter] Bete a ea $650 DOWN POR: fev segranh tor on + ay j ep oo.’ _ H ‘ . derivate 2 2 "bedroom yment mi onli 3 OWN 1) 36e4, . - soa ome fints! atert a ee PB loee wm ETO umphries| Seer wae | Ee rebel pes Open enings “a. s Fe laa PE e714 st closet space. ower em itn schoo! is “Clateaton rae : * . ot S : Multiple Listing alte Eves. _. ont "hoo. FF bg ste “y down free . Sco a = tate, 1362, W. Huron Riel Eo Edw ALS - Ge, Fe seus of PR eats. | f. Stout, R - +4613, "e ofegter a: ealton * | | — ms 7% & oy “£ i * a > iw * Loe meee 3 ae * ° ~ F) ae = =e - is a! ‘itn * cust September a se yy Bpaine on large modern a ee and PS og Woscogel with FE #4821, Cute & practical ~ is this reat) couple or smiai A swell buy for family. $2.080 Substantial nent Pal large Log in Keego warbor 3s.80. Term fone and income fin Pontiac gown Sars home on Cass Lake canal room home on paved stree! Paved street. Near Orchard Lake’ Ave, $7,853. $1,500 down. JACK LOVELAND 3188 ve Lake Rd, Keego Harbor! FE 2-43 E¢ 1661 Upper Straits Lake LOVELY NEW >; BEDROOM HOME sftuated i's ‘ @ very desirable nelghbo' screens Ina - Aluminum windows, astorma. Ceramic tile bath. Modern ty car garage. kitchen and and! A saad good value at $15,500 on; “EMBREE & GREGG 4 ACRES « A on acres of land (73? Beaut.ful hiliside view = ee (apes iF. ¥ INCOME gpoed - we, Ail bavemen. on _ rés, ‘Lpage, needs bow foo young couple or- retired | . Large bedrm., living =. ‘Only $6,500 with $1, down, 3 BEDRM .LAKE FRONT storms & screens. Extra Year round bedrm. home. ti = Private Lake. 2 yrs. oid. COMMERCE AREA 2 bedrm. raach oe earee utull- ty Garage. mows lot Forced air Pe anes $12 500 with terms WATERFORD AREA 2 bedrm home, 8 ft trons, Excess to 5 lakes. MA 256. With term 'MANY NICE. BUILDING SITES el LAKE PR PE . HURON PALE EY 7166 M69 at Pontiac Lake 35-6681 MU Perry Park Nr. Perry St. Comfortable 3 bed-. room a Low price. §5;- $150 a ‘Large 3 ‘pedrm_ brick ferrace. Basement furnace. Off N Saginaw. Near St, Michael. "PONTIAC REALTY FE 5-8273 TLROES. jOR . 700 di kK $ own, =p Aral Harbor, $395 Moves You In New 3 bedrm. brick. ~— base- [oth Lee 280 =.= ‘ B. 3-4200 or oy ILL TRADI. BRYANT $500 DOW REALTOR Almost feve] 20 tad perth of LOW DOWN eae HOMES ester Rd. floors, tiled. Large bidg. 00x90" for rental unit. Needs finishing. ive a buy. DGE vEWAY $9,750. 25 ALTOR 1*, miles. west of Resb- | 4 rms. and $78 Baldwin Ave FE 46203) Au Open Eives. “til 6° 4 Room to Breathe. on 3 Big Lots . Attractive 7 & white bungalow with 2 tTms., be bath, nice Kiving rm dandy ki O11 ge well is . “rage. Good neighbo: rher location. Only $1,500 down 975 ® month. Move right ip. i “Small Bungalow | Only $500 Down | Well built of stone & oh ad - peat and clea Pull Dath, heat, Located near Clarkston. $0) ® month poe ee mRAL — ESTATE > OR 3-970! TILE BAS: BASE- yard, storms reens, 2 ks to school, 4' per cent interest. OR 3-8226, HAYDEN OVER 1 ACRE 81.000. down. Frame _as RD. $1,300. down. This; bome has ful) base- coos sed furnace, oak floors. 2 car garage. DRAYTON PLAINS. Excellent room: Reman orick cans’ Oak floors, plastered place ment divided ~ ment with six w lot $3,000, availabie. Apartments on 1 floor. apertment rented i | ages month East side, bus. $8960, terms, a: C. HAYDEN, Realtor 8 EB. Waito: FE +041 Open Eves. LoW PAYMENTS e $3550 fo: = Gata BROKER OAKLAND #1160 VLEET OXFORD own home ish in — BUD". 2 2 Family Income Convenient East Side lora- tion, paved streei. close’ to bus. § rooms down includes carpeting & drapes. 4 room up. full basement. new furnace. 3 car garage. | @d at $13,500.09 terms Walking Dista Be to Pontiac High school: 6 room fami! * e, paved drive includes firepiace. plasterer Walls, glassed ant screend porch, separate dining room extra lavatory; On!iv §2- $09.09 down, + balance $7500 per month Dc family a favor, see it Bud Nichole, Realtor 40 Mi Ciemers 2 Cali Mr Merser, FE E_ 8-1201 or Fe 4-806 3} LARGE BEDROOM HOME. FUL! pasemert, 1.100 sc. ft Sivable space Bullt-in oven and range large living room 20 ft fam: +r ®itehen. plus manr .u tures, Terms to sut eccuparcy with 1 werk Perry to Pontiac Rd turr Nosan “THIS ft COMPARE Custom bulla 1200 4 reom brick ranch howe, fu Ment. 2 fireplaces sisie entrance 1M Baths, ceramic wie w: aid ar itiered Walls ae aFoe*o9. » carage Ly for * our J. DUNLAP —, buticer : FE &-1198 SOUTH BLOOMFIELD HIGH AN: 3 large bdrms Brick tanc’ Large living room, 2 ceramic ‘ie baths. 7 closets Utilits Work shop, 2 car attached garage. ra to eontrolled door Large sereened patito. [2x12 storage basement. Gas heal, water adften- er, Glorms & screens. 2 yrs. o.d i taxes. On yesutifully land; ‘soaped. Paved gorner lot, Owner erica bound. Ke 2-23 BY OWNER 2 gen YL bi a ol] heat, paved street Side of Pontiac $890 cown Ba per Yhonth Including taxe- afd insuragce. Cal! FE 8-669! ROOMS AND BATH. tt baeement, glassed in porch. full. modern near goog beach Com merce Lake, smal] doen par men MA 4-3246 ~ Pini your; paty “ume. Owner copier: state. =i ; } | | AVON — aed b-252s CLAWSON GOOD BUY - 6 ROOMS & BATH, I", car garage, gas heal, and sereens, jot §0x336. cash, take over contract. $65 Mo. balance, i 3022 ~Henrydale, s FE 56241. storms $2000 recreation room. 2 lets 2 car ga rage. $15,000 — cash to mort- _tase. FE 46 WHITE BROS. NEAR CLARKSTON Tale 3 bedroom, | fust old. en for “pit, 600. with: sx000 $68 per mo. Inciud- faxes and insurance. tranquilit real buy for $9,500 with only 1.300 down ARE YOU. Buying frr vee landiord® If 1.04 - y, for” v0 vou are bur- dll oned iy with Auto, ol! at. Large landscaped } paved street for only $1 - down, 4'9 per . gace sy hay yh mw oe pbayment winch Open Eves. PE - full MACEDAY LAKEFRONT you want-year around iake jvins = call ss om this 96 ft. home. be seen to be appreciated QUIET LIVING In Waterford yueee — a beau- tiful white frame 2 bedroom home in the best ee Lo- cated on a large 80 x ae jot $0500 with ony $1,500 down. 5 M-1 . 15 lots with 500 ft. en Road & railroad, About 165 't deep Has city gas, water & sewer asiready in. Zoned M-1. Niee building site for mpuatnatering. $14,500 with WHITE BROS. REALTORS 3-1295 $660 Dixie Hwy "til 9; Sunday 10 to 8 RMA STONE FRONT 5, RMS, bath, firen‘ece, basement. room & garige. Work shop ed. 4 lots, fruit, berries, lots FE 48570 utilit attac of shade & lake _pri V. IROQUOIS RD. x owner. Ideally -ocated to al) ‘sehoois Newly decorated 5 bed-— roome 1! beths Will sacrifice, | including ail ‘uraiture if desired Leaving town Cai before noon for appointment. FE 2-0861. ug any $850 DNS ROOMS. MODERN _with 2 ite FE 4-0747 hetgenat 3. 30 +5505 | ‘tach le pencieess, Tec, . 3 pe. vel, yee ear Garage, % ¢ hice Nichols, Realtor 1580 Williams Lk. Rd. at MS0 3-0366 OR 3-363! ree Eves. EM w 1TH TER vi CONDITION rtd Tn Teas: ONLY $12 J. VALUET, Realtor z ‘OAKLAND AVE MULTIPLE LISTING SER OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 8:30 §-0803 VICE 3-BEDRM. ‘BUNGALOW Like new. $2,100 DOWN aluminum Paved street, window, screens shopping center. Large ‘utility rm, is 1011 baths J. R. Hiltz - ~ Realtor w Huron: FE Picture storms 5-618! a with a sliding NORTH SIDE ungalow, coats oat pli RANCH Youngstown kitch- large door closets, heat, car post. See it today, $50, term dé lot bedrooms saving hitches, family dining = basement glassed-in ‘porches, also apartment with sfo" plastered walls, step- has full —_ 1 car garage. All this sito te 2 “Shaded lots THE PRICE? oe $10,500; COUNTRY LIVING And a "beet. oor, fi om . term 8. aa ranch, large living $12,900; terns, on rivacy and a stone‘s Watk rid Lake 20u24 with, dead-end ‘pulltin —1ax31° full basement with file large jot, Priced right at J liances, kitchen, SPORTSMAN'S PARDISE ; lone picturesque home situated |, street for com throw ete rom ft. Hving LF gs want large kitchen eatures, You must see it today terms, ; rooms, + ‘SMITH. ~ enclosed The: more -WIDEMAN REALTY 412 W. Huron $850 DOWN This coy little bungalow with 2 bed sarge living pee. snare Open Eves. | F rE - 44526) :; Williams Lake (Lake Privileges) cious dining room, occu sits home on 2 ~ tifully wooded. le i price only $6,950. Imediate pancy. ody lot, 1 * car garage. ot Drayton Plains Juat 3 blocks from shoppin: bedroom ra ype well-landscaped corner area lots Large iiving room, kitchen with with I 750 you eati Ly stems a car garage. ed: Water (Nr. New Catholic Schoo!) 1 eae old, in. It won ,orick bome ts | ‘ted the new Catholic scheot. a et me moves COME — SEE — BUY Clarkston REAL ESTATE INC 20 8. (ACROSS 2 BEDROOM MODERN. ? ‘basement, Wail to wall carpet- Main. Clarkston, ae FROM BANK p PULL | t- ing in living reom and dining room. By owner. $500 down. et First St. FE 2-7523 and MIDDLETON SPECIALS! $55 per month KEEGO HARBOR — Cozy 5 room LOCATED OFF West Kennett Ra. bungalow. Hardwood floors and plastered wailis, full encloseg sun rch. 3 pe. bath. Gas heat, new Iva car garage. Only $650 down. Leslie R. Middleton BROKER FE $7721 188 N. JOHNSON PE _#-6003 | MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE ment garage. leges beach 2 Beis Large fenced let, nbediet HUNTOON LAKE 3 bedroom ranch Fuii with attached 2 car! Lake and park pris ith. beautiful blocks from door Priced for | $14 bob sand | oar a” 1 AKEFRONT “Annourcing ‘SPECIAL 1938 MODE IN & Colberry Park OPEN Dia’ and. Sunday 4190 8 “a World of new these new. Custom Ranch Homies DREAM GE. | KITCHEN — 15K26 living room apg aay paneied FAMILY s tied baths aoe iar ined atawe Lots R WATER & New grade Scheel and MIP ACLE MILE ie Prices begin at a: low “BL ACK schoo! Chure a SHOP $30 500 as $4 ee BOULTH FROM 2 OM DW ARD & ae ARE | AKB HUAD Beiter urive out todas” mxeellence is @ jewel in a new custom trick and frame home Sith breezeway ae Som. Country living ; West lake i ured at te restric ied area. Capes model kitchen, 3 extra size pore rooms. 1'a tiled baths and den 4th becsroom Penets | basement for recreation Ledge | ‘ace. GE BASE RAY # and all Anderson win- Wide landscaped Blvd ; iWo story and aj) Rood condition GAS Lagair {; nace. mederniced kitchen an toa 4. Te include like-new carpet ing and d-rer dows lot acshall 7 :oom in draperies a. COL ORE Dd rage Don't fail to see this one. 4 dSedroom, ful! basement. ga: heat A very nice bungalow wit! JOHN _eetege Easy terma FE 4403 , BIRMINGHAM INZLER Rriek Dongalow at a bargéinr . a Large jtvine room = floors Realtor . feter Closets Full basement. gas 670 W. Huren st Ph FRE 62328 Syei, Must seerifice, FE 4-640) ii Open Evenings California type home large parce 100x on ® 300, «~Car- peting fireplace new Delco heat. among toWering oaks Perfect for the retired cou- bie. only $11.500 WEST SUBURBAN pi sslet on a large parre: 100 150 has offers ‘he least. 20 and dining nedrooms., ‘ng space © heat the ft el. 3 full ILLSIDE SETTING 4 this 2 vear old most for iiving room spaciour kitehen with eat- basement and omanv ieeuanes youre sure to en! ~ other ‘usiom built ranch home on igh roliing 2'g-acre ar ca Partiv wooded Sat beautiful awn, naturel fire- piace, large screened in porch large dining room, and kitchen Plastered 2-car earege and ground basement. A home for most exacting per ae on — a Priced at on ly $24.5 ‘NORTHWEST ‘SUBURBAN 3 bedroom ranch type bul Mt TT i te Al 8. ‘55. in Attached extra large corner carpor lot on | blacktop school bus at door sod near new shopping area | Water softener al drapes included. Best of aj! : privileges on both Mace cay and Wiliams and Lakes Oniy & millet from as ac ‘Bateman BS Kampsen | 4.0528 | & Sun! rORS Teegrapa FE Eves, but Tommy was such a drip Cau” 412° _ Ty NEA Seen, oe “My mother told me I had to be heme by 11 last night, I told him it was 9:30!” _ For Sale Houses INVESTMEN N" $730 down, large wT Ls terrace, basement Serene ff N. Saginaw, §7,000. - Perry Park near Perry st. ooms, bargain priced. $4,000, terms - PONTIAC REALTY 231 37 Baldwin FE_ 54-8275 - For Colored Families 712 Bondale—back of st Jo- _ Se fruit and berries 2 car ga- rage Easy FHA terms Neat and clean § rm Poche Price $7850 only 8850 d Choice 2 family home. In jike- hew condition inside and ‘out. Price $12,500 — terms. See Mrs Howard, 18 Gillespie St... or Po. FE 2-6412. John Kinzler, Realtor : 610 W. Huron st FE 43525 OFFERS Fer Sale Resort Prop. 44A LARGE HOUSE IN THE COUNTRY. Completely furn. Includ. Elec stove & refrig Suitable for hunt- ing, fishing and vacation, 000, __besa for cash. OR 3-8002. ‘'S 14 x 20 ASBESTOS shingled cabin 2 acres Grayling a. elec. accom. _MYrtle 3-37 NEW eirics ON BEAR LAKE, in_ Manistee County, OR 3-478! We Finance—We Finance Let us builg your cottage or re- tirement home on our new north- booklet, Johnston & Hubbard — COTTAGE BUILDERS 1001 ‘Wei6. Ste Helen Michigan near Established 1916 . THIS IS : “HARD TO ice 45 ACRES. J 3 one pr 7 - Woods. a! Floyd Kent Inc., Realtor i liwy or qT ~~. 8: _AMPLE CUSTOMER PARKING POR ARM AND ACREAGES. ce WV. DINNAN FE 377 “Bay Tory Partridge - List Thru Partridge CHICKEN FARM Wear Oakwood road im Oakland ood ¢l wa, 313, 500. "G. Le VAN VLEET OAKLAND #1160. agoaronD FOR FARMS A Call Rutledge. ORS ee PE 40003. Sot tee bidgs. riding a,, Owner | transferred: Will sacrifice. Térms. .. Galegy ot Orion-Oxford area. Mod. home, —. garage. Rea- senohae a H. P. HOLMES, INC. 2331 8: Lapeer Ra. PE 5-2953 RARE SARGAINS 6 “ACRES fing level productive land, Tt room house, Same bidgs and acres land $4750. Owner A Thompson, Lapeer. Phone MO- hawk 43504, evenings, is ACRES. LARGE FARMHOUSE. , With bath Large garage and barn 312, 500. $500 down, 5 per cent Ten Po Ortonville, NAtional ~ LAPEER COUNTY -DAIRY FARM 160 acres of land. Levely mod- ern 6 rm. house. Excelient dairy barn & outbuildings. Can be had lines of machin- -e¢fy & dairy herd. Must — aeen. RIDGEWAY REALTOR "ope 078 Baldwin Ave. FE 4-6203 Open ves "til 8 : He terns. NEW CABIN — AND LOT, 9905. $10° down. $25 mo. Cabin bulit on choice large wooded lots adjoinin, —, seceee 9 hunting. fish- 7 ere 13 miles north Glavin. VArd 67638. Open For Sale Lots 46 0”, CORNER LOT. CROORS bas A Sale Business Property 49 00 FT. COMMERCIAL PROPER. bn om. Mt. ee Pontiac, in- ‘cluding corner. Sacrifice for — sale, Water, gas ont sewer 56-3682 or FE 4-0090. COMMERCIAL One of the hottest locations in Pon- tae. Surrounded by bh hundreds of met aerere ma business, | By jrgutase. ol 1 rhe +a Jan $55, Fi i og It's Terrific! W! ARD 1s PARTRIDGE REALTOR FE 43581 1050 W. HURON a § OPEN EVE. TIL 9 3IN1 Opportunity 11 JOSLYN + eb | (o SEE oy il | | =! ie / j cd For Sale pty 43 ___ For Sal Miwass,_43 In pide tine ah BRICK, zw & hom LLFOR | 2 3 repiace, ‘ vaitiedtion Be, Bea inrae. aoe baeme ott Saati sewer % , meet, ved close to churches tore ., own ’ with terms it 1 3 to 4 bedroom Ges oe RR i am ies can handle stad “ris sre, eure py Lg ine rifle b scope or” REALTOR $4,550 sy eee BEDROOM HOME IN 30% DISCOUNT JIM WRIGH Le ALTOR 345 OAKLAND AVE. FE 5-044 OPEN’ EVENINGS UNTIL 8:30 T Le _ Money to Loan 53 (State Licensed Lenders) + Quick Cash age F I ne Class c $25 TO $500 ae rge atiached Grocery” Store & Barber Site ~ So hk mee | Shop, Store and space now =e ls quick. renting py $200 per month. Bar and he hoeay FE _ alone showing a ame tely $40,- Her or visit us ee. A" abes ar Seats | OM TO ‘alls HOME & AU oxeslie R Middleton LOAN CO. BR 1s N. JOHNSON TN. Perry “gt. (Corner Pike) [OPE res erat eancANe $25 Amor $500 PARTY STORE =u IGEN, 64 W. Lawrence St. OPE 1838 lent f Bloomfield — Pon ta ee wees; | GET CASH a : w $. { i ) “LETS TALK Up to son BUSINESS” = | 3 & uM cm mee yew minutes, Loans also made on fur- GROCERY—HOME Widow must sell or close & take entire loss. Trade or make your own terms. TAVERN Well established on main hwy. G rking Own- er will take trade of house er land contract. Priced be- market at $17,500. Per- fect for couple. MICHIGAN BUSINESS SALES CORPORATION JOmN A. oi Tene Pa nee PARK AT OUR FRONT DOOR “PRINTING BUSINESS For sale or lease. Must sacrifice Growing a. Buyer or man- ager wan 35,000 a year vol- ume Pauses Very easy terms Port-Huren. Mich on Law- Write Printing. d.. Port Huron Or call ¥Ukon 41442 or YUkon n_5-5601 Standard — Oil Co. Is now acce lease applica- ef for }-s' service station. * rane? prs NICE LOT 100 X 16. “PONTIAC. Watkins Estate. OR 3-7855. ° BUILD NOW Waterford $1,000 Down near TB San. 2 Ttly furniuhed home =z 29 cement block could be used as w taxes $39. Pull price 86, | Ehzabeth Lake Estates | : en eee lake | privileges, 3 bedropms, liv- ing room in¢ludtn, carpets and dra, as in Yront Ra oe Ss one oll heat. down Income—$1,500 Dn. . gees West side — off Johnsen, 7 room betas, new of! furnace ates lot, car garage. Total price ‘311,000. Commercial Main pag Mie M-'0. 75 foot frontage, 10 room home with 2 baths, gas heat. Ideal location for home and office, Privileges = Loon Lake. $13,960, term Cass Lake Lrick Ranch. Home In exclusive Harbour Hills in Orchard Lake Village, * ledgerock fireplace, living room w fireplace, dining ell th in after, w breakfast room, 3 large bed- rooms, 2 ceramic tile baths, attached 2 car garage.. 13 foot metal — dock at boat Nicely land- scaped lot 155 x 165. $42,500. terms. Roy Annett Inc. REALTOR: 28 +E Huron ral 8-0466 open Evenings and” Sunday 1-4 \3 cea INCOME. base. | | i | opte: | PONTIAC LAKE TEARARODEE | | | Income Property BA Estates. Estimates HERBERT faa DAVIS" PE 5-431) aN Pre ~~ AUBURN -8-2095, _Heighrs Manor. Lays ood. $1,000 down & $40 a month. shase building site to Bioomfieid Township, south of Pontiac off Woodward Ave. 230n275 $500 dn. $,! = @ mo, Giroux-Franks, OR Buy thru Partridge List thru Partridge IDENTIAL LOT . on Motorway Dr. 104 ft Ea.t Lawn Parkway. 175 ft. 4 Eliz Lk. Priv. Price $4,900. 5-6297. in on ‘FE Residential SEMINOLE HILLS, 2 in eMEWOLE Fi good - lo- BLOOMFIELD HIGHLANDS. 2 acres, partly wooded. $5,500 Commercial _ Also soned industrial, Near down town. 193 foot frontage x 150. Roy Annett Inc. -: REAL 28 E. Huron W. Ypsilanti. r30. 1 Lot 40° x 120, Sewer and wa Stanley St. Corner lots $1800 for these lots. Can be sold - separately. 160 frontage on paved road Ex- cellent buliding site, Shade, Close to new elementary school. $1650. J.G HAY DEN, Realtor 36 E Walton rE ALTOR Open Eves. $8 & BATH down. 4 & cue legrap FE | i | | | “Oakland Loan Company 202 PONTIAC STATE BANK BLDG ~* PE 206 ta $500 CASH LOANS BUCKNER -Finance Co. Pontiac ’ WEST SUBURB AN aes. 2 CAKE, a oer ae Se Ten OLDER WOME: R. J, VALUET, Realtor FE 35-0603 CAEL AES AVE. SOLTIPe LISTING -SERVICE OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 86: 30 HOUSETRAILER. = PT., cond. can sleep 4 trade house equity or what have you. Dorothy Snyder Lavender "bor = Re. rity oe EM 3-3303 or MUtua! 4-6417 PARTY. HAS CLEAN FURNT- . "ture = — sale for late model car Parke. SWAP ALUMINUM SIDING, storm doors & odd lot of windows nal motor scooter or what have * . PE 20623. TRADE LAK LAKE : PRIVILEGE p LOT: in. Northern Michigan for plaster- ia im 4 rooms or for cash. Call OR. 3-8289, TRADE 4 YR. an BE, ba Beagle & good house gun, Phone FE YA! old- home itn fair epnd. wil) be gp irstloe, for trade sb oor our vals 3 bedrm ‘brick’ ranchers Clarkston. Thhe homes have many “nine features, . Cher se ow GI OR FHA TERMS AVAILABLE Drive, out. US. 10 today to MIS. turn Fight te Waldon Rd. at the village limits. Turn right, drive Past the new schools to our model on the left. JERRY FE. ADAMS CO. Open Eves ‘Til 9; Sun 1. to § 2336 Dixie Hwy. rE. a For Sale Clothin; 2 women S WINTER COATS, SIZE men's — and trench- dnd site Teenaged boy's eoat, suit, Ay jacket. §-9305. BOYS AND GIRLS Sr ne: Size 10 to T4. EM: 3-3927 CLOTHES FOR BALE. ADULTS & childrens Broadtail fur Jacket. , _MAy fair 63472. ~ ORs ¢ CLOTHING si SIZE | eo - 1%, Drayton Plains Walled Lake op 80s = = -PONTIAC'S Newest Loan Office GET ‘THE CASH YOU WANT .. . $25 TO $500) | IN RECORD TIME OUR SIGNATURE ON ¥ _AUTO OR PHON: FURNITURE FE 48-0661 -SEABOARD F INANCE COMP» ANY I : Market “PARKIN NO NO Biuper Partridge 13 THE “BIRD” TO sEK BOWLING ALLEY — BAR matics Pull wis eoguant totems et r=} in 56, 000 down A HOTEL — LIQUOR included. 000 gross 25 miles from Detroit. $15,- plus tock. Here's a rare o; unity to o the hotel. and aor bey in ie ne trabg, Gre alone. sses per yeer Etre npr from t0’rencal rms. and store. Large own apart- ment. Attractive brick venenee in mareneras sha — on terms 8 Rent Lease Bus. Prop. 4A GAS STATION FOR I EASE. $1,000 vo «$1,500 — Sled help . fi- nance Call FE 2-#1 NEW 1 MASON NRY Sine. of. pe coe high cain Milepertd of parking space. eee Hey. Wa lea Lake between Pon- eye end West Maple. MA RANT AND E D EQUIP. FOR SesTaUha® e Alot sale” Also | a gas station for jease. ME 2, 14586 §. Dixie Hey. Holly. met 18 BY 70 EXC. LOCATION, ae gas oad aoe furn. Pag rkin o per _ m aldwin. F FE 2-5203 of FE 48335 WAREHOUSE & 2 eter PN OF- — for rent Approx, 6,00g sq. ‘ut 40° Xx 80°. sem: loading dock, & 2 Gaal truck loading retin & way locatior. Cal) FE after 6. cai’ FE t I For Sale or Exchange 50 2-CHAIR BARBER SHOP. FULLY | equipped sear Near Federal | _Store. Inquire 111 N. Saginaw St | BEDRM. RANCH TYPE. 2 CAR garage. Trade equity .for vacant | or TSanislaied home. Ph. Roches- | ter OL 1-1351., | WATERFRONT COTTAGE TERMS | or trade P.O. Box 535 | Business | Opportunities 51 3338 Templeton CLASS C BAR Located on Grand River’ Farmington. Liquor take out license” 2 bars, kitchen, most ali e NY new Only $47 Toss over segs near also modern per month. KL Templeton, Realtor | After 6. FE 20500" * _ with excellent profits as a Snap- __Sale Land Contracts 52 Your Own Business ON cc ester: a Protected territery year background of eauipment sales to auto- lence oe ‘= service outlets Pane! truc! modest yin required. we ata roe assist $50 TO 30 E. LAWRENCE FRIEND: on FINANCE 3% 8. Saginaw st. LOAN S $25. TO 3500 COMMUNTTY LOAN Co. LY SERVI 8-0421 ns $25 to $500 only zo Pas 3 WHEN YOU NEED $95 signature. car or $900 You can get tt er furnitu solid FINANCE CO. i FE 41574 - 103 Pontiac State Bank Bidg TEAGUE FINANCE CO. 202 N. MAIN ROCHESTER, MICH. LOANS $25 TO $300 “AUTOS Lr HOUSEHOLD G Ph. Rochester. OL eat OODS OL 1-9791 Morgane Loan s 34 OANS—$600 to = any bean “modern Oakiend —purpose. or not, $1,300 on | in ty. 2.. For pease) additions or improvemen $ 3. To ro In or enclose house pa: constructed. . & To bulla a garage or on second mor tgages. Appiy Pontiac ~ Nationa) Building tf phone FE 4 Apply Snap-On Tools - i uette Ave, Detroit 3 er Swaps 55 | Giandard Ol 2 YR. MALE PEDIGREE BOXER. for sale or trade for young male beagle OR R 3-5558 Co 5 RM UNFINISHED HOUSE FOR - . 5 acreage or land contract. OR A modern na all porceijain 3-223. service station, loca at Au-'§ ROOM TERRACE, FULL BASE- in Pon Ex- investment re- quired. Free training & company financial assistance available to Fe Cites applicants. Call today. hru Partridge List Thru Partridge _ FOR LEASE, SEVERAL NEW 6U- astall service stations available immediately. Phone FE 20°73 _ GROCERY STORE. BUY THE stock, remt the fixtures and you're in business a 5h FE gig Nae y for _young couple pay Thru Partridge _List Thru Partridge Buy GooD ton Rd. OR 3-797. | sites, rolling aoe a bn 2 EVERA roads A zoned townshi iniy ci nomen > TARBFRONT Rac Wt ator tO e c. P. W. DINNAN aiecn ot Cone Stee al 66 W y “Huron FE 4-2577/ clean a ot oe land ‘vith. ® —— a oe ae atrea acre or wi WHIPPLE | afi note | Richard Stee'e. Realtor MU 42045 24 N. sCenter Highi LAKE > acres j reel building site Spring we Iwo lake froes lots 100x180 ft on stream. lovely pines and ev south wide of lake Lots No 14 8) fog S RSAL BUT ss #30 | 13 ue oy aa perme- ‘1 ACRE nen omes ac $2,000 | vely wooded ) ly wpe tals eae” 32 | block to sted pace 90.4 iful Merkie St Ortonville. National | erage | site Price reduced to / 7-387 1 YEAR ROUND SHADY © COTTAGE | or Lagoon, large screened porch, | electric. not modern. lake | privileges, cas $2,730. Aliso 4) | lots, 2 adioining $200 each Owg- er. WE 23-1478 or MU #3014, re, tats with terms. 3 Pesan and sub Yloor are al- | teady started Located on Rd Priced at on} your own terms. J REALTY, eye | $1750 Nam WILLIAMS. 1218 Baldwin Ave. 40847 ite Buy TRiLGE is SELL a ote “JIM WRIG Sut TO REALTOR AM oe WICK HAS KEEGO | 345 OAKLAND ed FE $044 . school Bouse building, 3209 Or- __OPEN_ EVENINGS UNTIL 8'30 about 3.30 3,500 me fs er deans, Cail |“ al sq. E FE_ $6600 or FE 2-208 dee $1550, ‘Suro Sia ene MOTEL . — Hae 6 per cent. DIXIE HWY. - = oe ae a a heard on . INVEST | wit nm. this price. Better call “as now. a ee ‘eaacen ie * RIDGEWAY Lverat “directs, Ask for Mr. . REALTOR FE 8-041. 875 Baldwin Ave. FE 4-6203 ae HAYDEN, Realtor | ae _Open Eves ‘til 8 . Fy E. Walton FE 8-044) GASOLINE STATION. | i PoMEts - good te} tt wate rentals and salvage dept. $1.67 5 DISCOU NT _ For eae EM 3-6411. } z PER, CENT WP tg sora aa i = Bae our Qu Rirh Bs Ase, through Rent Ads! Room, = MENT & 91 WILL WAN: ‘house, apartment, any-| _ a thing — Wart Ads igive | 5 wa VAL U ET, Real Asia ttl tor you ACTION. Dial FE! ss OARLAND A | BTING asunvicr E | 2-8181, i , 20% DISCOUNT We have a selection of land contracts, al} pearing 6 per cent interest.’ sGontract Dalene range froth $5.872 to $7, F.C. Con OR 31255 after 6 call OR 25% DISCOUNT $5.250 WILL HANDLE THIS CONTRACT ON 2 BED- ROOM HOME WITH LOTS. A-1 PURCHASER. OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL &3¢ ‘33. PACKARD. power brates. $350 or trace for value, - Ment, auto. gas heat, $1350 dn. $6,850. Consider iots or 7. 8-2686. = room “home. NATOR 3 bed-. 8 CU. PT KELVI REFRIG. ed small trailer refrig. 32364, oslyn. iz WOLVERINE, 10 H. MOTOR. trailer, windshield & steering. for ro housetralier or ret spray Fe 4-8061, NTIAC, GOOD yea ‘chain saw _garden tractor, or ete RUN we or § FE eae "83 ee hee 2? DR., TRADE ‘33 OR 54 Ford ‘¢ or % ton truck. OA 8-3 8-3238. AUTO. something of equal 3-9084 TRANS. OR 48 | TON GMC PicKUP Plymouth 4 dr. deluxe, For iaiae __model car. OR 3-906: $1,845 . down rur _— on — * OVED LOT. & APPRAISED D DIAMOND AS Your & Sundays. 1363 Ww. ¥ wi . = Me ve cat Sekar * SOX125. SWAP for late model car of cash. FE RD -Conreeee | Call Fe oe AND * or semi- OR © oe ~ CLORRING ae Wats, cond. reas. 5-4600, after f All day weekends. LADY'S WINTER COAT, 8iZE 1 cond, Fur ‘collar & veut 29585. LADIES’ FALL COATS, 4 CLOTH coats, muskrat fur coat. Red corduroy Mined —— D size 16. Like new. Mowing to iorida Reason. MI Pil BLUE Mi coat. Size 10-12. Reas. OR 3-8055 SUITS, DRESSES, SIZE i¢ - 18. ease. new. Drapery fabrics, FE WOMAN'S REP DRESS, SIZE 16. % sleeve, used only once, — ‘all FE _Sale Sale Household Goods 57 COFFEE TABLE. 3 END Ta- = 1 round rum type table, i step table, all tor $30. 2806 es SIZED CRIB TABLE * pathineten e FE E5020 ue 2 PR TRAVERSE DRAPES. 1 FOR picture windo 1 120° wide, 1 with each pane! 48°" wide. pe. ic, cond. 71. 4 WEAVE rugs, ome 10x12. One 12x 16, with . Good « Both for . * $100 cash. Call MElrose wn APT SIZE REPRIG.. 77 HEN- _derson St Rear. 8 PC. DinerTs sete EXC. COND. 301 Perr 4 PC. “GREY SECTIONAT 10° GAS REFRIG., $60. FOUR CO ners Lunch, 2495 Lapeer Rd. er 16 TV, EXC. COND. MA $-0737 $35. NEW 9 $50. chest, $40, 0 567. i” ELECTRIC STOVE. Likw ye china cabinet, good ome. $0000 BTU COLEMAN FLOOR : BU Metal wardrobe. FE ox RF Woo $ . Reverathle. 16. meg I os YY rt v4 pads, s Furniture, 42 sc5 Lake re 1932 GENERAL ELECTRI DE- luxe © Excel, cond, Call Mid- wallmart APARTMENT SIZE GAS RANG four burner, $89.50 value, $48.95. Sil; y scratched. Also several full size ranges in electric and was at extraordinary values, Mich- igan Fluorescent, 393 Orchard Lk. | __ Are. ADMIRAL TV i6 IN CONSOLE. - “goed cond. FE 5-9644 after 4 omavia — LINCOLN. ROCKER, Victoria : a oe ee biue needie point s\ ANT TOUES Weekend special, All lamps 10 per cent a lee cream chairs, soph china, Raters = Sept 8. en W _32 Pine st. Behind Pontise Presa ABOUT rr ART SEING you SU vant esd L&s SALES. A little our of the w: but a lot less to pay. Gas end Slee. refrig- + gatas ranges & water heaters. er misc. items & USED Adeidtn our trade dept. & real USE "Scr LAY + AWAY PLAN R RMS es a FE 5-0241 OPEN MON, SAT. § To ¢ 4 miles E. of Pontiac or i mile E. of Auburn Heights eo Auburn ANTIQUE ROPE BED, COMPLETE 365. 5 OR 3-427. APT. PIANO, §295. RUG, #2 dresser, vanity, ry range. $20: Mise furniture FE 2 ALL ergs aRAGe BIRD o, CAGE. Witt 3 ice-cream chairs, 2 or Ln. pecan Old Pi; books. a AUTOMATIC W Bal. § 3 per vane r late aufomatie electric ‘sHICK's MY ye cas —_ MAY- er, Repossessed Kelvinator . re- $95. Pully range, walued _3-3711 Are iinet AVE SOLD 18 J VAN wait | 3-1305 or re ee ag — amale! le bome ‘shee myc 3s aa esa DUE To ee WILL BELL | bedroom home — for) 4 DON’T PASS UP. MONEY! Sell unneeded | belongings for cash le ——— Ads! | a Seine se THE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDA aa vd rl — Y, SEPTEMBER 12, 1957 _SEXTY.ONE WASHERS & DRYERS Bawbies- Demo's) 1-Baay Po gee rood st an’ Wi . Reg. aang 8 : : 5-New ; Wringer Washers Reg. eeemae mee-o| | anes 7 5 AITE'S ma an @ fe Malive. rough bore Sn cout teen re aap | ak De ad a — All makes 4 Sad $75 per M, Fel B . wine od Gear . and Au . os a so ne Piectn sea Jobnson, FE 32-6141, Open 7 days a pi 8 | SEWING MACHINES t OUT 4% Ft. ‘Wall T Tile and rebuilt.’ Pr home esti Super Flame e@ heater with |. RUBBER, BASE Ant 8 : as gnats. OR 3-002 ularly $180.95 26.65. Mone-| GUAR. P 95 SAVE ularly $160.98, now $126.65. Mono- __Syera, 141. W. Huron aatb conn automatic! extends room only “hy laches BEAUT "UL MAHOG ANY 3 .|2 yrs” te eyo eae 00 days—same egularily $210. now roca Hardin ; . i ibecleay Also Whirlpool ‘west ~ WAENE Ts 2182 5. “Telegre eph Rd ais 3 5-996 er, y.. ton dryer, 485 W.| 121 N. Saginaw : FE $6199 SUNDAYS oe — STOVE a ,PEFRIGERATOR COLEMAN mod egg #2 oa id = NEW. S t Diln Guth hae yororel Ee: cTOVES & ~ BOUGHT SOLD BE. SOLD, Ex- fey" site. a nerspring matireases! $1.05, Pear- ra, 603 Mt. Clem-| CABINE] SINKS $8.95; STAIN- Ave arene oo Oe, —Tivin CAVING ROOM a sinks, $3.05. $ a Thompson Gales ota sonata Oe COvERED 4 5 = Rebeca ry | LB sEe TL |, Cement Clr fo of Any PRARTS PATIO, BLOCKS AND FLOORS aioe ~ Siegler Oi Heaters MEDIUM RED BLUE Double at at half the cost, : N booke Bed and cheat, et ee signer beck guarantee . NILE ANGE eng tps Boge oniy $2 weekly, 20 8 MY 33711 | DARK TAN & BL other sete 0 onan) savings. Bear. TABLE. ¢ CHAIRS & BUFFET. | ‘BLAYLOCK ns rehard Lake) Good cond. $25. 16 Linabury. FE ee nO arrest SUPPLY, CO. BABY CRIB & MATTRESS: DOG BRAND | Ew “purcrae ome ADEIN DEPT. 81 OSET| steel ee doors pis $1.35 ard & Pascoe: Guar. aes amen oe $33 rn ates = a et Dees babs we udent’ Eros . e Ss af aasee, Bh eer De, barawsod cioste ~~. $1458] Saag Paddock, Pootiae FE BRAND NEW ELECTRIC SEWING |2 ‘pe. Wving rm: sutte ves $is.05 CULV _Allea’s Applianes. a pou 2 pe rm Boverrk ., $20.95 ERT PIPE Bedrside. fee >g tpg} ie 16 gage corrugated ‘pipe at gi, Wa tess bp. wn. Y vaN's | # “hy tinea! ft. Selection of wrought iron, maple | 2 Pike _ 41123 $ wend. Featese Purniture. 42 tr cE D TRADE I! IN urch’ Ss, Inc. Jgchard Lake Ave. 1028. Squirrel Rd. FE 2-0233 BUY SMALL RA %6 TO $12. DEPT, Wil swap, FE 5-87 CHAIR WITH OTTOMAN desk, FE 4-6042. a conc eal H. EXCELLENT CONDITION 5° CLOSING OUT ~ ani — and er oer ang ‘Trellises ep oe were B pee ES HARDW: AR E Me hs NG AND PAi PAD. 12 p2xiT, 946 Cone Tt” $20. $35. Ma t table. Tilt. back a $3, ic r. Antiq: - dle, FE +5088. . aus int CRIB, MATTRESS AN _ scales. 625. Good cond. FE 23-5861. 0" mirrors and mise. _ BE, Maple _ E 0-MASTER nih VERY 4 reend, | FE f_§-279 ‘don ELECTRIC , SINGER IEWINO MA- chine wi — a vens payment of 50 due t, ite! _teving Center, FE aS : ate . ‘ar old, “* CHEP “i tee =f $15. Odds & ends in good _ EM _ 43-2867. ELEC DRYER. $15. ELEC range, $89; chrome set, $45; stu- dio couch, living rm. new - AND BABY 3811, 969. 2-pe. suite, * pe s-2406 All above items elke Vanity wi mir: Gas ra Prell ot ee ‘& chair es. Sectional .. 6 5 pe dining rm. “cane ee chest & bed - dinette set ....... i HOMAS ECONOMY FURNITURE CO. —___ 381 ae aw St. | dap rv UP; USED RE- RE- frigersto coed rs00 98 up: RCA” east pliance. 422 W. Huron. TE 4-1133. WARE HOUS CLEAR ANCE . ‘Used Frig. 6 cu. a tery meget Elec. ane as New Norge Elec : $88.00 Genuine Lieyd’ cuaine 3 7 8 Pores a ‘ourdoor CLAYTON'S FURNITURE & APPLIANCE 3065 Orchard Lk, Rd. Keego Harbor PE 5-0474 WASHING MACHINE, 290 STARE fe TARR DIAMOND RING APPRAISED AT 9650, Wi Ny > Sry ee reason- able offer. FE 8-65 ESTATE ha ‘On. BURN- op — MaAyteir 6-5551 after 7 FR STANDING TOILETS $18.05 21x32 Double Sink........... 2.06- Washbbow!ls with fittings ..... 611.95 3-pe. bath sets with trim ... aS 3-pe. lored set WH Crt nce n econ 900. FACTORY 2n 0 UPELY BAVE PLUMBING 8 172 8. a FUEL TANKS - ae me: 5 echoes including | sone eau 98 | FOR SALE SMALL PAINT SPRAY machine. Call OLiv 1-TiT gai ter 5 ¥ Ee FLOOR FURNACE. EXC. COND. Used two seasons. Call OR 3-5800 after 4:30. $54.95. $70.05. 5, G tvs. For Sale Miscellaneous 60 6 TON CHAIN HOIST, 8 TON rollaway jack. equipment. Telegraph. + 1-1- 1A. REYNOLDS ALUMINUM SIDING. Sell yourself = seeing our expert installa’ Youngs- town birch and steel “titehens ornamental Alemite 5-2208. grease ls? «S. & Rochester Rds. OL 1-0941 for free estimates, ELECTRIC 7 New Haven, $7. EVANs OIL, FE 6- ANTLE CLOCK. 8-2635. "gates, $16.95 wy *rnyle Electric __b02 APE és FOR sai SMALL NT SPRA machine. Call OLive mie aler if "las mee age oO REEL mower s. cond. EM ees FULE L TABLE TOP OAS RANGE RANGE, |" = a orth Ageia, Rocboater, eee WET PE GM PRIG c . Only $38. FE 48548 - Both|4 TO § RM. GAS SPACE HEATER. Auto, Nearly new. 2 woop > COMB. STORM AND AND screen doors, $10. each. 4356 Sash- _abaw Bd. 2? SNACK TRAYS & CUPS, ODD dishes, pots and poe Ug Cano fron, Soe oe row rugs, e _Fine & books. FE ie St. vy ara Vito Moning su 4 7 os ve & oes roy PLUMING 8UPPL' 172.8. Sa w = FE 3300 Baidwin. CRIBBING AND TIMBERS, 2 house jacks. cal OR_3-2623. DOORS, GOM- 4-0242, GARAGE -{|_plete, $50. Each $20. FE GAS STOVE . FE 1226 GOOD HOUSEKE ~ PORT- able sewing machine, est ee |” as 9 Pc, = OOM SUITE. $75. Over Ae se fs pag, a fruits & vegetables, FE on afghan: trutt | 2627 — 33 a few 2. GAS WATER HEATER, Electric water heaters. _ tubs, tirst grade, $49. nompoon, 80 8. Perry squirrel coat. golf clubs. antiques. EM 348 or eerste AND A HALF. 31 x Perry. a= — overhead fi sec onds, All sizes and Least arge selectior m $35. and A modern bal on your Jour garage costs give "1 8. Paddoct FE 14-0003 GAS FLOOR FURNA AND GAS w furnace, double unit. Good citi R ble. EM 3-3507. Fa Maange vamp ta Both gud . eam) P. i cond, 3483 Sarvis. FE 2-5aa0. After 5:30 p.m. HEATING ~EQUIPMENT Used furnaces, of] burners. floor furnaces, stokers and space heater. Wayne Heating Co. Roch- OL 2-0211. ester. aces COND. 2 COMMERCIAL & 1 domestic asker Used piping % price. Dixie Floral, 6233 Dixie either metal or wood, complete with all cabinets, built-in coon wiring ne and o MODEST MAIDENS ee es “He's a one.man dog! You're the one man he can't stand!" by Jay Alan G MRR, For r Sale Miscctlaneous 60 ati tect ea Fae WOOD AND ALUMINUM -COMBI- nation duors and windows. FE BENSON IL.UMBER CO. WRECKING BARGAINS 8 inch —— blocks, 12c each. Cash & WOLVERINE LUMBER RECKING & 320.8 Paddock _—s*PE_—s2:-9784 WALL TYPE OIL FURNACE. Freezer. National cash register. R 3-7542 SPECIAL FALL SALE Lowest prices on. gl) Luggage, Trunks, kers, Cemeras, Sweep- ers, Se is machines, Typewrit- ers, Jewelry, Silverware, Gifts. Layaway or Payment Edward's Outlet 18 8. Saginaw. SUM STANDARD DISTRIBUTOR 2 phase drive. STA oo COMPLETE faucets and curtain, $69.50 Value boon 45 daeereny complete ming Avipree *faucets, fies as. ollets » $24.50 values at se are aanery seconds. Michigan. Yisorcecont. 3 COr- chard Lk Av | STORM =iDOWS & SCREENS for porch Good cond. Cheap. _ 1433 ¢ Oak wood | Sylvan \ Vilage. a NATIONAL CASH REGISTER. Sale Musical Goods ls 62 RENT BEPORE YOU BUY! SE- lect your musical instrument from Grinnelis Free lessons included with each rental. All money ap- plied should you decide to thase. We will give your chil aptitude test at no extra eaces Grinnells, 27 Saginaw, _ +1168 : “UPRIGHT PIANO, $36. PE 31447. WANTED PIANO jFOR BAPTIST Church, PE 4 WILL Spy fee ‘PRACTICALLY new Spinet piano, ~key- board and matehin, benc _Priced for quick sale. 5-334. Sale e Office e Equipment ¢ 63 ROYAL on TYPEW cR. GOO! iD ig ee I. Shh F FE eens APTE 6:00 ROYAL Que 7 DELUX | PORTA- ble typewriter. Like new, $55. __OR_3-6634, after. 6 vp.m. | _Sale Store Equipment 64, _Good cond. Reas. MArket 43975. Sale. Sporting Goods 65 OOOO LOL LOL OL ALLA LLL Lael, 1 SAVAGE 300 AUTOMATIC, 1 Remington 16 gauge automatic, 1 Remington 3 300 six slide ection. .| black. dirt or pest t, OR 34 30644, & D 2 PEAT, HUMUS, a ~ FE 2 a a i LOAD- ats or deliv ; wo oar AND ‘| DRY 4” OAK, paren. AL- FE 2-7186 Sand, Gravel & Diet 66 LAKE iO, AND BEACH 1 top soll, sand, sand installed. PONTIAC. LAKE ' (gan4,. ore at, te, peered a soll. = Reasonabie. P soi. FILL DIRT, GRAVEL 3-2000. tree ‘service. DRIVE aIeawAY GRADING. gravel, fil etc. FE & —— Wood, _ Coal & Fuel. 67 67 80 slab wood. ee ¥ ne way fuel gil, — Fuel . Ave, FE Paint, 436 Orchard Lk (5-61 50 GOOD HARD WOOD FOR FIRE- place, stove, or furnace. Order now for early Pete FE §-0415. SEASONED SLAB ne AND Kindling delivered. © Plants, Trees, Shrubs 68 so Blackhil! and Norway Pine, Scoteh, Austrian, borvae ey tive trees ig tools and burlap. 3 miles W. of Commerce Village l'a miles E of Wixom Rd. and Duck Lake Fea’ intersection. Open _exery day 7 to 7. MU 46038. EXPERT TREB TRIMMING AND spores Free estimates. FE — For Sale Pets 69 2 8-WK OLD NS, FREE TO _g00d home. | | 9-0558" 2 BLACK AND TAN FEMALE Peter es coe FE 68-0692. THOUGHBRED BOXER PUP- 2 olen $_mox. old. MA 43085. 3 core MALE “KITTENS. Saas _to good home. MI 4-6484 after 2 BEAGLE HOUNDS, ABOUT | > sabes high. MY : 4 | WEEK OLD COCKER cR PUPPIES. _FE 17-8604, ~~ AKC DACHSHUND PUI PUPS. akc mts = ORGS FE §-4480 after 6 a AKC REQ, SPRINGER SPANTEL Be ve ehampion bred, FM. AKC REG. PEKINGESE PU pies. FE 5-2758 AKC. ENGLISH SPRINGER PUP- _ pies. 6 mo, $25. FE 1-0222 ~ BOF PUPS. 250 Crooks PuP- AKC ronan FAWN. FE __5-1037. AKC COLLIE PUPPIES. REASON- “MA 43856. ic BOXER PUPS. $25 &* $30. ria PUPS. Bott FE 037. 3250 Crooks , BLOND a 3 §-1 BEAUTIFUL ~ COCKER Al Ten * FE, == =| _ Sheetrock 4x8 Sheet $1.35 Fir Plyscord, 4x8x%@ sheet $4.95 Blanket insulation ont Lo fn. co udoerhgaicians ca sess, $7.90 . $1.39 oes * regxhe. = anit, $89 00 M 4x8%q fir. ply wood 50 1x12 white pine boards, ft. —— aoa pero w.P = anized pipe, crock? plaster & r — morse tne Pane dy FOR COMPLETE HOUSE EAs i. TERMS. SURE IT's BURMEISTER Northern Lumber Co.’ 8197 Cooley Lake Rd. Deer od 34171 & = 3-3741 Detroit See PL 64184 Taph & 8 Mile USED ANC AUTOMATIC WASHING Machine, Complete baby bassi- on & Mouton Coat, Midwest USED LUMBER MA * 5-7581 | $111 Automatic ghot Gun - 95 Guns Rif i: | BRIGGS SPORTING. GOODS. 3231 1 male aipeier _FE_4-2000. 13, LB 1 DRUNSWICK~'E BOWLING _ball, $15 23795. $37.50 V wnivEa K3 SCOPES — $28.98 $4500 Weaver K4 scopes — coos $49.50 LYMAN 4P 58 ___ Philip's, 79 N Saginaw st. ig aus CAMP TRAILER. five. Ice stove, circulating heater. New. rex ‘Very _ good cond, $495. 3-4902, Orchard Lk Rd., Keego Earbor, is moving and = everything at special prices. r the best deal see us. DOUBLE BARREL otgun. Call GEnev GUNS. ALL M. — Everyth Sob oe guns, 3994 Aubtrn at _Heights. FE 2-88 GRIMES BOW aa . @ HUNTING _8frows. OR 3-605. 0 GUNs - BUY SELL, TRADE. _Manley Leach, 10 Bagley. LOOK! GUN SALE _ . GAUGE a T-0441. vy AND for the hunter, liy's Hardware. a Auburn Shotguns ® rifles. en til 7 weekdays, 7 "til 4 — Burr Shell. 375 S, Telegraph Rd. 23-4708. USED TIRES ALL SIZES. s80ME 825-20 truck, Reasonabie. 197 8. Johnson, : ‘sfadws 4 wo arge, no distance too ihre Michigan Fluorescent, 393 hara Lk. Ave FE GOOSE-NECK ROCKER. el chests, sofa, chairs, * with all extra att 2-0528. desk- 12 x KT, WIRED SOTDING: $300. ~ iF pEROLAS ‘CAR TOP t & 40 Pontiac. $395 for both. 875 Walnut. Lake Orion. LUXAIRE Ee ipeaeene i — on such he tayieir ego room suile, etc. 39 GAL. GALVANIZED HOT WA- | ter tank & small coal stove with serra Waste i an on aes & FM” RADIO-PHNO pipes attached. FE 17-0787. _OR 3-418, = smb. we 8 Preller ‘gkaiog’ Chef sate ope he st. Peo toe | MILLING MACHINE. TIME CLOCK 12%" TY, | after Ae ae with cards, 4100 Bald Mt. “Rd. Me the net Fe so RA- i “HAND _LOOM_¢@ 5 eee CABINETS, LARGE Mev OGD aes i / low mileage car ........... $2075 . ear Sree eeset oa ys See) > eer aac |e Pee ~|'56 Dodge H- top McNEAL | "SEE" | po ayy |eeee sr atvist Wot | REFRESHMENTS 1956 Oldsmobtie—1 8 oar. . - 4 mete Dodge - Plymouth "Dester ~McNEAL DeSOTO-PLYMOUTH DEALER iss Buicke3 This 2dr. Jie has R&H, 2 rE 33 YEARS FAIR DEALING 23 i — and dark biue, “por os 8. Westward, ch MI 42042 For the best deal , CASS AT W. PIKE ST. poo carrer 3 os tenes $1345 = : srmingnam Dodge - Plymouth Dealer |- 1984 Pord— at > fA LITTLE LOT WITH | 1 ticoe— . Ci ‘3 NASH [ae wera ham't “| LARGE VALUES — |e Serer ES Ford S. Won. 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MOTORS | "cit sreresticoa reg 655 CHEVROLET" Hardtop ...+++--0050+++-$1495 || Available on all '55-’57 models CHEVROLET 1957 V4, P.G. 4 DR.| Station Wagon. Spring mist green. | $1 MERC. SED en ones. dn.” assume Radio & Heater, Powerglide. . ; - G fe few car appearance” See this iow| “AUBURN MOTORS | givmeuis °b94 ne, Cau Creat | ° , Clarence Hardenburg, |} »64 CHRYSLER Hardtop ...........05 0 $1295 | Car Guarantee milesge beauty ay, Laced your Corner Pike & E. Bivd. Herold’ Turner Ford 3 ] 4 0 Manager-. Radio & Heater. Auto: Transmission. Full Power. _On- all"51 57. models—as jong as Teekine Chey | ree ee | eee nae ee , Pat Stoglin '55 CHEVROLET Bel Air 4-Door ....... + $1295 || peigia cant Haskins. Chev. FORD CONVERTIBLE NYLON | bieck sotiom a” aren “red tr) VAT ET ron Ct Mike Wend! pest a cae ewer ee | you own t all fires. FE 5-084. 2 ° , i 1effain cscessces ees wel ' | Maple S307” wage mite ra FORD. 7 BR, qusToM Ling AR MITES Z 1 wo . Garner Grogan 53 PONTIAC 2 Door Chieftain ..... + -$.595 S outh Side 211 S. Saginaw AAA QUALITY $1,008. ‘Can be seen 2% Charlotte |'0, AGM by No down payment. {057 _ PLYMOUTH HARDTOPs ‘ $3595 52 BUICK Super Hardtop: wed eeesccacseces $ 495 |} +56 CHEVROLET ¥ Bel. Air Hardtop .....+-,$1725 | 6 Months Guarantee | jae THORDERRID FULL Fow| Huctyaye tales 8 Bacio’) go dere Ware, Factary otters | '56 Cadillac Coupe Radio & Heater, Dynafiow. . Air 4 Doo. 1695 | R. & R. Motors | si "et Semitic? | cement fe new One of ts| eater” shite’ Gres," automatic $1895 "54 PONTIAC 4:Door ....ececesseceeeesees $ 950 |'| '56 CHEVROLET Bel Air Door neouome 1 PI . th Pull a ran 8. Noode Mango Hind. $350 do preg assum Fis: drive,’ power steering & brakes. 56 Olds Holiday Coupe Radio & Heater, Hydramatic. 55 PO ONTL A [AC Her lardtop Ce dees eee . $1495 iii at Hunter, Birmin a HIGH AUEBASSABOR. tay Beat patties beeen '56 PONTIAC Starghief Hardtop ........ $1975 De acacia Gaon: Oe a pal owe pot Byers.) Pontiac Starchief #Dr. hema) U2 trade tae) aocenee oe $2495 E Pully Equipped. All Power. $1595 156 FORD ‘Convertible ba’ weal sadtehine’ $1695 =< 1954, blond paint, R & H, H STATESMAN. SUPER. ; 55 Cadillac 62 . 5 E becuceuceuces 5 . Pi rene on! Meals ede at eh) gare et me e888! Sohuty Motors | 5 Cailllac62Couve _ 1155 OLDSMOBILE 4Door 88 55 CHEVROLET Del Rey 0-2. o.--+++ $1195 Weed akon k aioant cae: Oe eee e ne °°: | 59 NASH SEDAN. RAH. NO MON- 8. Woodward at Hunter $1495 '55 CHEVROLET Del Rey 2-Door ......... $1195 ||} +54 CH EVROLET 4Door 710 ......-. ves .$ 795 $305 '53 Dodge V-8, Aute. 68 Onakiand FE 2-2381| ey dn. eorames 6 a Siited Birmingham : 55 Olds 88 4-Door eadis & maaiae CPewerauae. cus k mane © BEION 8 Bisceyne BLUE. mis aa Pere V-8, Ford-o-Matic. ered — =e PA pleorg Bfewest $1900. arold Turner i eek oS W. tires. . $1695 153 CHRYSLER Windsor 4Door .......... $ 695 ||| 54 CHEVROLET | Del "Rey 2 2 Door ceecee «-$ 795 s478 — gS Chev. 4 dr. R & H.| cond, 91,680. Call Midwest 40022,| Ford Nery seen Use mieawe: Rest . $1695 So ie k GuME Kuss oo audea. : re cracerues 505 wy Ponies FE. 8 tonr yg |"eourent, Praamaic wtrane| UENSSRM CRE Ree | "roy ot DR EXTRA CLEMR cial 54 PONTIAC Starchief 4Door ........00. sions | | ‘33 CHEVROLET Bel Air 4Door at $95 — "55 Plymouth. 4dr. R & H.| power brakes, thunderbird engine. gh Rd. EM 3-4066| $295. MY _ 2-6201. . . Hoa eadic. '§3 PONTIAC Hardtop ..cccccccccccccsece $ 745 Runs good, Rew car appearance, loaded with | MAS® & Porter Re J Rp RE-| 36 PLYMOUTH SAVOY 2 DR. $1395 Radio & Heater Hydram ardtop | eras a Gon Gant: ac OPEN EVENINGS extras, Bee this honey today — larned to. school. FE 5-7138._ red & white sport a ace "5 Pontiac Convert. 52 DODGE + Door Sacodogadongeocapooocnd $ 595 153 FORD "SBoor matic IVOR “$545 . STDSMOBILE 1056. 88 Hi IDAY. bed a se. © Se Pace: : fo & Heater. Like new. fF OF PURD GUOOPr wccccscccvos eeeee eeeee 24_Oakiend Axe. = ae soe Haskins Ch ev. Of tone tive, Hydra ers oe Aken $395 56 CHEV ROLET Bel Air 2 Door. eee $1595 | wr FOR . oon Boor ee ee ace “cceces$ 743 3 Ot * oa 35 418 6731 Dixie Highway st MIS | OLDS 1052, HYDRA. R&H. MERE | nee Sy oe Peek et cil Ford 4 Doore vee Ratio & ae Powerglid si195 ||, ars Beater ae 1954 Chevrolet Conner, jae ge Seat + | Seta a ‘57 $1195 eae mee nae suena’ ||) SCE VRON ER acomvertitie rererarss:S Fight ‘op, “Rast "auto, shit, and) $891 Desoto, ¢ Dr. Deluxe, Haré-| pirmingham car gold and ser CH * 54. Olds 2D '55 PONTIAC 4-Door 870 ....eseseseeeeees $1395 || W. Runa exe. Try this one. whites, power “steering. brakes. eculppe So een rae pol 54 Olds al Radio & Heater Hydramatic. North Side 641 Oaklnd ‘Ave. _mPzories AUTO BALES, a1 seats windows, What a buy! Ton" eweughont shows only. i. Demonstrators $1195 '55 STUDEBAKER Hardto Bey se eeeece prclele ore $1095 | Bunce Ce H dt p $21 95 seer 600. Full grice wit A = - 3 ors - Radio & Heater. Auto. Transmiss 1°56 BU entur ardtoOp ....ccccceee ae Erte ety Be, mir Pay a Schutz Motors | Rhooee irom the tines ac | of Mereucy Club Coupe! [1 15. PONTIAC 2-Door. 870... .seeseess $1195 || Radio , Hea wer Sieering, ies “at CHEV. “Li * eto foi _, $1595 nese © Seer Sencere Terme. a5 |! ET Bel Air Hardtop ...... ss “rong. ‘Take over payments, OR. ESS 4 DR. Schutz Motors ore. You will be EaPpy "53 Cadillac-60- ’°54 PACKARD Clipper 2-Door ............ $ 795 | 36 CHEVROL Pe Boe a. er Bleerng, Pow $ ee Mark VII, competition ‘engine, 8. Woodward at Hunter with one of these new-car Radio & Heater. Auto. Transmission. & Ben ‘SL GHEY, .COSTOMIZED | CON) standard transmission, ‘radio nd a : ce low mileage 595 ’54 FORD Mainline 2Door ....... eee .»$ 695 |i] 56 PONTIAC Hardtop siisuid scale eRe wo $1695 : Oran R&H, white walls: leaded) heater. Power brakes, black with h Transportation appearance 4 ¢ $595 . cas a ennce GREEN 6 BLACK. sory et cee ne Te] sport np. Hs shar REAP ae tnance | beauties. '33 Chevrolet Club Coupe |}455 BONTIAC Deluxe 4-Door ..$ 495 ||] °35 CHEVROLET. 2Door s...-.+e 440+ .$1095 | ‘AUBURN Moto say Bie, Schutz Motors > ‘3 Pontes 226 $93 | PRICED FROM $1095 ee Radio & Heater. Hydramatic. = |i 155 CHE VROLET 4Door -$1295 : SO CONVERTIBLE REASONABLE! 8. Woodward st Hunter iy Nash Al ae he | °52 Cadillac Club C 54 PONTIAC Convertible .............4.. $1195 [Radio & Heater, Powergiide. BEIGE & TAN. FE $-6265 after 11:30 2 Birmingham 30 Buick... ss. 2 52 Cadillac Club Coupe STARCHIEF—Radio & Meater, Hydramaiic, 55/FORD 2Do0r aun veneveseeee $1295 : [53 LINCOLN COM OC OTE AN: - Oldsmobile. “Loaded . 783 PONTIAC D | + Door ceeceuee $ 795 ek hae On BLACK, good cond, MI 6-5479, © ears chose tive. Will (ade $395 eluxe see cect s 3 54 CHEVROLET Bel Air 2-Door $ 795 SIRE eaan ‘37 ‘THUNDERBIRD DEMO. 4000| | for anything of value ya. 5 Pontiac 4.D Radio & Heater, Hydramatic, Power Steering. , 5 el Air elsiesceesiele miles. $000 under list price. Economy Used Cars as low a 22 Pontiac oor =? FORD Customlie ...66.. vee $ 495 Ratio Hester. Powerglide. IVORY & TURQUOISE ’ UAL Y Glide, TOM BOHR, INC. 22 Auburn of Saginaw ee ees! c Radio & Heater. Standard Transmission. . . "54 FO Door er eee ee eeeterereees $ 745 moa Lag se oop e ee ANI '52Ford 4Door _|] Sf CHEVROLET Bel Air 2Door ......... $1095 [1] +53 eit 2.Door sevedecccenseese$ S45 = BUD SHELTON 1952 | 55 PONTIAC Convertible eben avee eeeetone -$1495 53 BUICK 4 Door... 5 $ 5905 . OFFERS Up to 36 mos. on bait balance. ' se $495 - STARCHIEF-Radio & Heater. Hydramatic. a Heater, Light OREEN. =’ * Da belived, penne * Ford 7 one eco 54 MERCURY 4-Door ‘Sedan s...0.+++-++-$ 895 |i] 51 CHEVROLET 4 Door oc. sseseeeeeeeee$ 395 1000 $. Woodward, Birmingham +56 word 8 Cus. 2Dr, ...... $1405 : esti, heoreGeueuie ‘ "86 Chevie Convt. ......... $1795 TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR ; : 5 Radio & Heater. Mere atic. j 152 CHEVROLE per BLUE. ‘$ 345 Sharp Cars "38 Ford § custom 2 Dr. 1198 $99 5 LOW OVERHEAD LOCATION RTGUSan . rtible si ei’ beck oadien a eet Montelair a + $1308 51 Olds 4-Door Redio & Heater, Powerslide, UE w 13 Chev, Sia. Wagon 3 Bom Sarit chia... S83 cnmine 9 tr. ack i = Eek nests : a MANY. TRANSPORTATION SPECIALS — : Chevrolet 2 Door” Be Buick ‘apecial 2 Dr i Se wegneee eee OR Pes al Rosé 4Docr = From $95 to $245 — YOUR TERMS ya ae De 9, Forjomati “ pay hg "wat." Sises 7 D. M t HASKINS $395 A-Phone Call Brings a Courtesy Car to Your Door > '$3 Pont. Chieftain 4 Dr. .... § 895 ' 33 Pontiac Sta. Wagon, bya. | .$3 Font. Chiefigin ¢ Dr. ... otors 51 Dodge Sedan ; zat t cya TREE wn 1B) 7 AQ) CHEVROLET RETAILSTORE ‘| MATTHEWS-HARGREAVES. mt, aeranase. oo 0 38/8 Bones ge nso Bas] / . “TE, WORKING MAX‘ FRIEND” JEROME. || "GOODWILL USED CARS "Your CHEVROLET Dealer” : ' : i etree cerrones ; 4, a and tun th i ia. {8 Nash 2 Dre + $308 W Huron St Fastest Growing Dealer Olds - Cadillac - 65 MT. CLEMENS ST, ag -FE 37117 FE 546 FE 7 GLENN S Bud Sh bs poll ol ae oe bog 1 nite wea ot Telegraph. 6151 Dixte Highway at Mis | Orchard Lake at Cass BEHIND THE POST OFFICE 4.4 | 4-454 ! 2° 7 Bone” OEE ve coats! auburn at B. Bind. re esi FE 89091 ae Se SO FEES , - — 2 bth |e : “a : oe ees SAY SAN ed E ode I a a Nee oe Sa Ss = <4 ee us ¥ = Pe! at Sete \ * mS ce 5. 3a Fag! Se 4 on ate sea wie ie a ied ' Fie on) “SIXTY-THREE 6:00—(7) Sports Focus. (9) Pop- eye. (4) News: Sports. (2) News: LeGoff. 6:10—(7) Phelps. -- Today's Radio Programs-- P _ j 0 Proud of R | i got Or MM , ff IOT 3 alance 0 en| All He Has to Do Is med | NEW DELHI—Reserves of man- : é ganese ore in India are estimated HIE, Ca ORL, cmH, om OAR, (LIB) WXYZ, NM WON, Cm FIBER) Collect $2000 a Week at 112,000,000 tons by the Indian roms wet age ) rama eason la ittle ‘Bureau of -Aines. About 6000 9:80—WIR, Jack Harris .| CKLW, Gabriel Heatter | high-grade. M 0:00 Way SO ‘Sheehan | ome yea! WJBK, Tom George 3:00 WIR, Me, Perkins By EARL WILSON . SG G Griffi nae we bells second sare Cae Seer tees. . wean, Es ie ‘alle “ww. Neva Prue siecy CALW, Geenk Doves . Terry Burnham Rated NEW YORK — Jackie Gleason was slugging the drums when ee a : FIVFIN Most f the reserves are in : WAR, Sports, Page pte pnd pe | Se Bere andersee = | WCAR, News as Television's First) got him on the phone at midnight. He was also indulging in eased at His Talk Madhya Pradesh State. 6:30—WJR, r a Sob Ms wT D Beal! £:30-WJR, tnd Mrs. Burton Shirley Temple —— eee. | Sparked Racial Row Wxiz, Pineoce out oy, ie wan wwe nae wentmene | oie ees P é I could tell he was eating by the glub-glub. : . cKLW. Bedie Chace Weon, Barly, Bird Club CKLW, Mary Morgan CHLW, ews. Shift Break By J ACK O'BRIAN » . in his voice. | ATLANTA WW — Gov. Marvin Keep your children, a eg ne | ae ae Dee Bete 11:00-WJR, Arthur Godftey Rebestnge Buttram NEW YORK (INS) — Tyrone| | “Well, the TV season’s starting—what you/Griffin of Georgia, new frontline . 9:00_WIR, u WWJ. News, Maxwell WWJ, News WWi Vive Star Matinee ; " doing about it?” leader of the entrenched Southern pets, owers WXYZ, E. P. gan WXYZ, News, Wolf WXYZ, Paul Winter ‘WXYZ, Ed McKenzie Power emcees the giant Standard) , a ; states still strong! isti b- CKLW, Fulton Lewis Jr.| CKLW, —— Toby David | CKLW, News CKLW, Bud Davies =~ 3 - “Pve got-enough dough to lay off and I’m deggie Lag eae Re Bate SE tne | SERE Rest Sw oe | BE Reimer, /O hanmiversary spectacular! | aot ne ‘expected Toc’ 2 facor] @w W Gol NE WPON, Baseball " WPON, Early Bird Club 4 Don MacKinnon oe on NBC-TV Oct. 13, introducing a 3 e Sonne cad Lod ns —e— ted role as a factor 1:0 WAYS, Miskey Shorr | 9: Oo WIR, Musto tal 1:90—WIR, Fime for Busts! g:39_wsR, House Party |June Allyson, Jimmy Durante, the} § “What kind of a season do you expect?” a situation at Little Rock, - news, X manus 1 | GML, News O° CALw, Robert Hurley. | Waa News, ‘Mekenne |Tpompeon Kay Starr Jane Poo “It'll be a very musical season,” he was | Griffin addressed a Capital Citi es ren oman mencane WCAR, News FRIDAY AFTERNOON aceon —- - ell, Eddi hi d hotf, ‘rendon (de sure. “Everybody’ll be listening to the shootin’ |zens Council fund-raising dinner CKLW, Theater 600 WIR, J Jim Vinal 12:00—WJR, Jim Vinall WWJ, News, Confessions |Wilde , , ., z '@ and the singin.’ And suddenly somebody’s {in Little Rock Aug. 22. 9:00—CKLW, Knowles ww, WW3, News, Paye Elizabeth Sd: oo. McKenzie : ’ 9 Wear. News — CKLW, Kore, W ar, CRLW, jp ogioa eign wae MeLeod nara ‘WILSON gonna say, ‘Why aren't we —— ale « we. ews eu . f i 3 eat case WIBK, News, Reid pe | waek Rees Tem _Geatge|| WEON, Heo pack Palance will open the} «are you going to look at it?” aoe vow cotites iy oe Oe Wwhera, Jock POR. World ¥ Seok Ricx eon | coewan one wan “Playhouse $0” season tonight in| .t Gong have to look at it, pal, because I've got it!” _itributing to developments whieh WJBK, News, Kasem " 12:30—W. we — _ (“Death of Manolette,”. in which or bed es ene 8 jtributing. to developments which WON, Musto With Masos | #20—WR, Mule may SO -WIR, Time, for Mute thio "hewn cetuentte” Tel play the bulltighter of the| “Are you talking about-money?” I asked unnecessarily. led Faubus to call out the Nation- 1¢:30—WWJ, Classical . | GRLW. News, David wean, — | wooed | Stew, Poilip, Lenhart title... “Yes, pal! I get a beautiful two thou’ a week for just sit- al Guard to prevent the admission “uN wd) NBG’ Bandetan 4 wear Er oatene sae, | HAO WIR, Wondy Werren | WXY2, “tires. own | eV writet-qrodanere Sik Che: oak : 7 in Aes: ak ae an weak, " Bird, “Revival wxyz ey WJBK. News, M j writer-p k * * * 8 people from trampling lawns | wiosl, Gpere 0nd Yows | SuscWUn. w CKLW, News pect | villat Ray Singer insist the “ “I think my visit did make al | Sep senry 11:30—WJR, Musie - -| Ww. iMious Pee WJBK, ewe, Tom George wron rae wie Mason ho po Pee Shirley hep i“ I'd forgotten the details of his exclusivity” deal with CBS. litte contribution to the unity Hy and Sewers, Suces Sane Sed Seny. iam Gar Sah ematec ce | SSO Seema tame" | SR WR Muse al | OS ap yearald Torey Bape:,| D020" Bet $2000 a week, forever, Jackie?” the people on that side,” Grittin| | CZ%0M® 06 Seagate WJBK. News, Geor 1:38-—WJR, Dr. Malone WXYZ. “New MeKensie ho’ll star their kid- “For 15 years—and that’s forever! 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(4) Best of Groucho. (2) Bob Cum- mings. 5 7:30—(7) Mod. Americana. (4) Dragnet. Parents fear daughter is kidnaped when she vanishes from home. (2) Climax, Dying Michael Rennie kills two women to keep the “Secret of the Red Room.” Anna Maria Alberghetti, Una. Merkel, Judith Evelyn, Ar- thur Franz co-star. 8:00—(1) Theater Time. Timid/® spinster Mercedes McCambridge|_ finds fuller life through “Father Happe.”’ (4) People’s Choice. $:30—(7) Wrestling. (9) Feature Theater. “City on the Hunt.” (4) High Low. Quiz. (2) Playhouse 90. Suzy Parker, Jack Palance 8 co-star in bullfighting drama, “Death of Manolete.’’ Palance plays Manolete in saga of Spain’s| greatest matador from his early bull ring career to his death! in 1947. Miss Parker plays -—| sweetheart. 9:00—(4) (Color) Video Theater. Two actresses find themselves. in exciting real-life drama in, “The Last Act,”’ with Jack Cassidy, Lijia a Killers lure} a & 10:10—(9) Weathervane. 19:15—(9) Theater 15. (10:30—(7) The Spy. French wom- en foil Germans. (9) Crime, Inc. Newsman exposes killer. (4) Juvenite Court. (2) Mr. Atty. 11:00—(7) Soupy’s On. (9) Million)! Dollar Mystery. Chester Morris in “Beston Blackie’ adventure. (4) News: W'kamp. (2) (Color) News: LeGoft.- . 11:15—(4) Weather: Eliot. (2) (Color) Miss Fairweather. '11:20—(4) Sports: Parker. (Color) Sports Final. . 11:25—(2) Nightwatch Theater. William “Holden in Stewarts.”’ “Farmer in the Dell.” 11:30—(7) 30 Minute Theater. In- sane killer traps Ida Lupino in vacant house. (4) Tonight. i (2) FRIDAY MORNING 6:50—(2) Meditations, (4) Farm nn 6:55—(2) On the Farm Front. '7:00—(2) Jimmy Dean. (4) Today. 1:45—~(2) News. - 00—(2) Captain Kangaroo. (7) ‘Cartes Carnival. \8:30—(7) The Little Rascals. $:45—(2) Cartoon Classroom. '8:55—(4) Faye Elizabeth. 9:00—(2) Garry Moore. (4) Arlene Francis. i9:30—(4) Treasure Hunt. (7) Our Friend Harry. 10:00—(4) Price Is Right. “Meet the| Lucille Ball ini 9:30—(7) Cisco Kid. 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