Th« Weather V.awfotfcst Nnta fimm Friday fair THE PONTIAC PRESS , _* * * i i PONTIAC, MICHIGAN, T&UESDAV, OCTOBER fl. 11)60—04 PAGES antrmD. Home ;i Edition Pontiac Man on Detroit Board / i t > k\4 ) m 1 \ ^ 1 Look for Quick Start in Area SCMIMMEL SWORN IN - Louis H. Schimmcl president of the Pontiac Board of Education and a municipal finance consultant, is shown here being sworn in today‘as Oakland County'*! representative on the Detroit Water Board. Ad- They’ll Chat After Debate tf FkMu ministering' the oath is Detroit Mayor- -Louis' C. Miriam. Looking on (in center d! photo) is Gerald Remus, general manager*^ the water board. (See stqry on page 2.) Jack to Phone Local Democrats $6 Million Leg Due to Extend j Past Clarkston | Completion Expected b/i at Least '62; U.S. 10 J to Be Relocated ! Contracts for the first Oakland County link in the jDetrolt-Sault ste. Marie limited access highway will! be let Dec, 7. the State! 'Highway Department said! today. Preliminary work could [start immediately, a spokes-; man said. Discuss Care for . Emotionally Disturbed Eighty million Americans will watch round two in the, Nixon-Ken-nedy debates Friday night on their television screens, but only 600 Democrats in Pontiac will get an exclusive first-hand critique of it - from gen. John F. Keren I This will be made possible by a Washington - to - Pontiac .telephone hookup immediately after the hour-• long debate. By means of an amplifier the Democratic presidential candidate will speek to those attending ‘the sixth annual 18th Congressional District dinner at the EUcs Temple. And the S10-a-plate diners won’t at the fund-raising affaii miss the historic debate from Washington. A large 9-by-12-foot television screen will be erected over the speaker’s platform to assure Democrats a king-^ize ringside seat for the .battle over is- It would appear that Sen. Eugene J. McCarthy, Junior senator from Minnesota, is sliding into the background with his scheduled speech Democrats’ biggest ‘event of the year. “Sen. McCarthy--wHI give a fighting speech afaround 9 o'clock following the debate and telephone call." The special call was arranged | " . Mildred Jeffrey, alter Yanks Lead Bucs, 15-1; Mantle Homers Twice „ . .. the southern terminus of Interstate nate national Michigan commit- Uj known ag the WaIt(T p Qirys- 'ccwoman. |ier .Expressway In Detroit and! Who will be at the Pontiac end Wayne County. - I, v . ; j of the call is aot known now. It! RELOCATION OF WOODWARD could be James M. Ginn, county PITTSBURGH—It was easy settling for the New York Yankees today In the second game of the 1980 World Series at Forbes Field. ♦ * * Bob Turley was coasting along on a (chopping 15-1 lead as the Yankees looked like a cinch even the Series at one victory apiece. ' Five Pittsburgh hurlera paraded to the mound ta an effort to silence the booming Yankee bats. New York put the game on ice with seven runs in the sixth inning as 12 men came to the plate. Mickey Mantle was the big gun in the Yankee attack with two hornet]), one a two-run blast and the other with two aboard. Berra grounded - out. Skowron Died out. Two runs, one hit. Pirates — Groat singled. Clemente forced Groat at second. Nelson singled. CImqli filed out. Burgess popped out. No ruin, two hits. SIXTH INNING Yankees — Howard tripled. Richardoon doubled, • e • r I u g Howard. La bine relieved Green on the mound for Pittsburgh. Richardoon took third on a passed ball. Turley bounced cut. Knbek wao safe at tint on Gnat's error. MeBoogald singled, scoring RJcharlson. Mario walked. Mantle struck out. Berra singled, ocoitng Knbek and McDongald. Skowron sia-Martl Witt , Yankees — Kubek singled. Ku- uuftrtii sttWHp iiiHlwift second. McDougak Pirates—Virdon filed out. Groat “ wounded-put; Clemente singled. Nelson grounded out. No runs, one nit. iranffl Pittsburgh. Hoi for ard singled. singled, scoring Skowron. Turley filed out. Seven runs, seven hits. - Pirates —rBover--wont to-third. because The first leg to be put under of the debate iconstruction in the county will, stretch from Walton boulevard.! TO FOLLOW DEBATE 'northeast of Pontiac, in **north-! 'Not in the least,” exei aimed [westerly direction to tie into M151 Allen Zemmol, chairman of county north.of Clarkston. T Completion date foF mis estl- j mated IS million section will be j IMS, and possibly a year earlier with favorable weather comil Work i already, under way at chairman. Questions for Sen. Kennedy, if any, probably will come from the press and not the (nidi-according to John Grubba, press aide for the party here. Zemmol, Detroit attorney from Oak Park, urges those without tickets for the dinner to call county headquaHara*iuM|£di«teiy. “It will start prompHy’at ’g:30 so it will be completed before the debate begins at 7:38;’’ he said; WILLIAMS EXPECTED Gov. Williams will lead a host of state party leaders and candidates into Pontiac for the dinner. biUed on a IfifeO theme of “Pathways to Peace." Lt. Gov. John 3-Swainson. gubernatorial candidate. iWill attend with incumbent state officers. Oakland Democrats will hear the second senatorial voice representing Minnesota in two years. 'Sen. Hubert Humphrey spoke at the 1959 congressional dinner. Observers credit Sen. McCarthy, 44, with having given one' of tne greatest speeches at the national convention in Los Angeles. The senator nominated AcUal Steven- The road through Oakland County la the relocation of UJ8. 10 (Woodward Avenue>. It. will be] four-lane divided highway with two 12-loot lanes in each dlrebtton and j 308 feet of right-of-way on both' sides. The road was Included In State j Highway Commlnrtoner John C. Markle’s live-year, 91.25 million- 1 road building program foe the j Mate as proponed -ta 1M7. it la-eludes work from then throagh the middle of IMS. This section of the- highway to! be undertaken initially was chosen, j Mackie said, because property! right-of-way acquisition is easier in this less-populated Urea. The route from Walton south through the more-populated cities of Southeastern Oakland County will be-constructed lari. _ AT COMMITTEE HEARING -r Sen. L. Hurvey Lodge (right), R-Oakland County, fhaiman of a Slate Senate committee studying facilities and care of emotionally disturbed and mentally ill children which Umeetlng in Pontiac today, conferswith Sen, Arthur— Dehmel, R-Unionvtllc, a member of the committee, and Mrs. Edwin Schmlnk of Birmingham and Mrs. Edward Latultp. The women represent the American Association of University Women, which la ifitwaatad in the problem,—^------------------------------—— Tesiesiefore Huge Crowds Going Wild Senate Group, only 3 DayslOvef Both Kennedy, Nixon After tndiv IHrpp iiih nnlv thiwn1 Judge Moore Urges After today, there are only three Mentally III ‘ Children !more 'd*B D . places will be open before the dead-1 pe Cared.tor First ^line for registering for the Nov. »[ ... * election. When, i t comes to the hospital- e A a ization’of the mentally ill, “chlldren| Friday, Saturday and Monday — should come first," Probate Judge j that’s all the time that’ Arthur' E. Moore testified in Pontiac today before a Senate com-w w . jthlttee studying the problem. The 15-mlle jsectlofr from M15 Moore also accused the Mental northwest to the pakland-Genesee Health Commission and iU direc-County, line is scheduled to be let tor, Charles F. Wagg, with not the first quarter erf 1961, Madde providing leadership, toward tak-•aid. ling senile patients out of Michi- The highway will be con- *"*’•* mental hospitals and placing ■traded on a 9010 basis, with them in custodial homes, thus mak- thetoder*M^v«Bnjej^abwb^“'^™2”^°^|'^cmotionally-difr left. To spur registrations before the deadline of t p.m. Monday, Gov. Williams proclaimed Mils “Voter Registration Week,” and urged all eligible rltisens to sign up to vote. City Clerk Ada R.' Evans said the latest count totals 4,477 new registrations since the Aug. 2 primary. With Mild 65 Coming Our Way =±= e balance. CINCINNATI, Ohio iff --Sen. John F. Kennedy, obviously cheeted by the crowds he has been drawing, turns today to a subject on'which there has been precious little cheering in this country lately: Fider*Castro and Cuba. Kennedy was expected to spend most of the day working on the speech he wilt make at raising dinner tonight. i fund- The three-mile section from Wal-!8*™* Wa** *** ton Boulevard to Baldwin Road Continued on Page 2, Col. 1) needed 40 parcels of land fori______________ ” ■ rig)lit-bf-Way! the commissioner said. Options on 25 havebben ac-| mud quired. will accept registrations from 10 i.m. to 8 p.m. through Frida) and from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Monday. SECOND INNING Yankees — Berra grounded out. , Skowron struck out. Howard struck -out. No runs, no hits. Pirates — Cimoli walked. Burgess popped out. Heak flied out. MazeYoski doubled. Friend popped out. No runs, one hit. third Inning Yankees Richardson > walked. Turley sacrificed Richardson to second. Kubek singled, scoring Richardson. McDongald doubled, ■coring Knbek. Maris grounded oat. Mantle walked. Berra tiled out. Two runs, two hits. Pirates — Virdon grounded out. | Groat grounded out. Clemente' - singled. Nelson filed out. No runs, one Ht. McDougald moved to short and! FrWay willbe fair ^ Kubek replaced Berra in left for high of 65 the weatherman sayaJ^o join 0,8 „ Tonight's tow will pe near 45. „ _ ' _ . . .... I ' .e, From Baldwin Road 1o M15 — ,s the a distance of 6.7 miles - 73 par- outlook for Saturday . Northwester-| m needed and 57 ^ ^ FOURTH INNING singled. Richardson took second on passed boll. Turley singled, ■coring Richardson. Knbek filed neoring Cbnett. Maseroakl lined /onL Baker balled tar Friend and popped eat. Virdon grounded oat. One ran, three hits. FIFTH INNING Yankees —'Green cause in to pHch tar Ptttsbnrgh. McDongald walked. Mario forced McDongald jit second. Mont ■coring Marts’ ahead of I New York. Hoak doubled. Mazer-oski bounced out. Schofield batted for Witt and singled, sending Hoak to third. Virdon fouled out. Groat flied out. No runs, two hits. SEVENTH INNING Yankees — Schofield -replaced G roat at short and Gibbon came in to pitch for Pittsburgh. Knbek singled. Dc Maestri singled. Marts struck out. Mantle blasted a three-run hotner. Boyer popped out. Skowron singled. Howard forced Showron at second. Three rum, four hits. Pirates—Clemente filed out. Nelson grounded out. Cimoli grounded out. No runs, no hits. EIGHTH INNING ^ Yankees Richardson grounded out Turley struck out. Kubek flied out No ran, no hits. Pirates — Burgess walked. Hoax flied out. Mazeroski died out. —sagi out. No runs, no hits. DeWHt on Way Out? DETROIT ® Growing reports of the pebble firing of Detroit Tiger president BUI De-WUt cl restated freely today, beta hero and hi Pittsburgh where,,the chib owners are gath- Sukarno Still Wants Ike to Meet Nikita lITofit tlon to one of this nation's most troubling problems. * So far Kennedy has been crttl-■cal' of the way the -Republican administration has dealt with Cuba, but he hasn’t spelled out what he will do it he is Elected president.- It looked like an exceptionally quiet day, by Kennedy standards. His formal program called for nothing until late thus afternoon, when he crosses the Ohio River ,y as of Saturday, Mackie 'J an hour will diminish tonight. j reported. | Fair and warm is the forecast ... ^ ■. ‘ ’ for all of Michigan for Friday with! *ner M teavp* °*J1' wd County. „ From Our News Wires a chance of frost In Northern tow Ihr expressway will continue tor _ . _ . . wires er h^h^MaS theUw^pcXl *•» mn** nntil « ‘if* Into i Indonesian President Sukarno said today after a talk tor * raI'y in Covington. Ky. suia. -—-*-4 (*?.«.„«> «iprros- jwith President Eiaenh j Observers said McNamars'i election to the AMA could Indicate that he now is second in command at Ford to president Henry Ford , .lx weeks they will .It as Jur- **-.*•.»**»*. Jurors Reporting AMA boud mmbm foenlly ort Circuit COUrt l PraKgtorGeoCf,r. r Fall Term .. • | William J. 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Looking on (in center of photo) }s Gerald-Remus, general manager of the water (hoard. (See story on page 2.) ; TheyTl Chat After Debate Jack to Phone Local Democrats . Contracts for th« first Oakland County link in the IDetroit-Sault Ste. Marie! ! limited access highway will [ be let Dec. 7, the StaU! Highway Department said! ! today. i Preliminary work could jstart immediately, a spokes-imansald. . Eighty minion Americans wiU. watch round two in the Nixon-Ken-nedy debates Friday night on their television screens, hut, only 600 - Democrats in Pontiac will get an - exclusive first-hand critique of it over the speaker’s platform to as- And the $10-a-plate diners won't at the fund-raising affair because miss the historic debate from Washington. A large 9-by-12-foot television screen will be erected from Sen. John F. Kennedy. This will Jt>e made possible by a Washington - to - Pontiac telephone hookup immediately after the hour-long debate. By means of an amplifier the democratic presidential candidate will speek to those attending the sixth annual 18th Congressional District dinner at the Elks Temple. sure Democrats a king-size ringside seat for the battle over issues. The first leg to be put under!. , ... construction .in the county will; ol the debate. {stretch from Walton boulevard.! TO FOLLOW DEBATE northeast of Pontiac, in a north- j 'Not in the least." exdaimedjwesteriy direction to tie into M15 Mien Zemmol. chairman of county north of Clarkston. . democrats'—biggest—event—ef—the-—completion date for this rxtl-vear. “Sen. McCarthy wHl give a m,trd M million section will be I fighting speech at around 9 o’clock following the debate and telephone H|tk favorable weather rondl It would appear that Sen. Eugene . McCarthy, junior senator from Minnesota, is sliding into the background with his scheduled speech Yanks Lead Bugs, 15-1; Mantle Homers Twice PITTSBURGH—It was easy sailing for the New York Yankees today in the second game of‘the 1960 World Series at Forbes Field. Bob Tortey was coasting along on a whoppiqg. 15-1 lead as the Yankees looked like a cinch to even the Series at one victory apiece- ' Five Plttabargh hurlera paraded to. the mound in an effort to silence the booming Yankee Pirates — Groat singled. Qe-mente forced Groat at aegond. Nelson singled. Cimoli filed out. Burgess popped out. No runs, two hits. New York put the game on ice with seven runs in the sixth inning as 12 men came to the plate. Migkey Mantle was the big gun in the Yankee attack with two homers, one a two-run blast and the other with two aboard. Yankees — Kubek singled. Ku- nln ■' ^ - om trying to *** Wc»i second. McDougald struck Maris singled. Mantle struck No runs, two hits. —..Etatira-»Virdon flied out. Groat! grounded .out. Clemente singled. Nelson grounded Out. No runs, one nit . SECOND INNING - Yankees — Berra grounded out. Skowron struck out. Howard struck -out. No runs, no hits. Pirates — Cimoli walked. Bur gess popped out. Honk flied out. Mazeroski doubled. Friend popped out. No run*, one hit. Skowron IMS, and pomilbly a year earlier The apeeMell wa.arraiiged Work ig already. underlwM.it' by Mrs.- Mildred Jeffrey, alter- southern terminus of Interstate nate national Michigan commit- known as the Walter P. Chrys- teewoman. "It. s hit. SIXTH INNING Yankees — Howard tripled. Richardson doubled, seeriag Howard. La bine relieved Green on the mound for Pittsburgh. Richardson took third on a passed ball. Turley bounced out. Kubek was safe at first on Groat's error. McDougald singled, scoring Richardson. Maris walked. Mantle struck o u t. Berra singled, scoring Kubek and McDougald. Skowron sin- dMmdWtiikJIUUUlk lieved Ijtbine Who will be at the Pontiac end of the call is not known now. It could be James M. Ginn, county chairman. Questions for Sen. Kennedy, if any, probably will come ’ from The press and list the audt-according to John Grubba, press aide for the party here. Zemmol, Detroit attorney from Oak Park, urges those without tickets for the dinner to call coim-ty lirniliniirTiin iagpiliiili will start prompOy^at 6:30 so will be completed before the debate begins at 7:30,*’ he said. WILLIAMS EXPECTED Gov. Williams will lead a tost of state party leaders add candidates into Pontiac for the dinner, billed on a 1960 theme of "Pathways to Peace." Lt. Gov. John B. Swainson, gubernatorial candidate, will attend with jncumbent state officers: Oakland Democrats wiU hear the second senatorial voice representing Minnesota in .two years. Sen. Hubert Humphrey spoke at the 1959 congressional dinner. Observers credit Sen; McCarthy. 44, with having given one of the greatest speeches at the national convention in Los Angeles. The senator nominated Adlai Steven- . ler Expressway Detroit and Wayne County. RELOCATION OF WOODWARD i The road through Oakland Coun-‘ --- -« AT COMMITTEE HEARING - Sen. L. Harvey Lodge (rightl. R-Oakland County, chairman of a State Senate committee studying ty ig the relocation of U.S. 101 facilities and care of emotionally disturbed and mentally ill rhil-(Wondwnrrf Avenue). It will be then which Is meeting In Pontiac today, confers with Sen. Arthur four-lane divided highway with two] E—- 12-foot lanes itueach direction and 300 feet of right-of-way on both sides. The road was Included Iq State I • *r«f*im»«irwrwp » Iww / /n . You ve Got Dchmcl, R-UnionvillPi a memtef of the committee, and Mrs. Edwin Schmink of Birminghaifi and Mrs. Edward Latullp. The women represent the American Association of University Women, which is interested in the problem. - , Mackie* five-year, ____lesifeBefore JHuge Crowds Going Wild S,-i§ (Senate Group loniy 3 DaysQver Both Kennedy, Nixon the middle of IMS. This section of the highway to be undertaken initially was chosen, Mackie said, because' property .right-of-way acqulslttem is caster in, this jess-populated area. The route I vv’hcn it comes to the hospital- Judge Moore Urges; After today1 there are only three Mentally III Children more *** ln which registration Be Cared - for First places will be open before the deod-j line for registering for the.Nbd, 8 lection. from Walton south through | lieation of the mentally Ul. "children more-populated cities of South-1should come first," Probate Judge eastern Oakland County will be!^^,. p Moorc in Pon- constructed last, jtlac today before a'Senate com- ★ * * ‘ mittee studying the problem. The 15-mile section from M15 Moore also accused the Mental northwest to the Oakland-Genesee jHealth Commission and its direc-County line is scheduled to be let tor, Charles F. Wagg, with not In the first quarter of 1961, Madcie providing leadership toward tak- said. -----————ting • senile pafientgf out of Michi- The highway will be con- Ban's mental hospitals and placing Ktrarted on • M-10 basis, with custodial homes, thus mak- the federal government absorb- |*« ™»»J<)r the emotJonally-dia- singled, scoring Skowron. .Jjfcptojuud—tig ley filed oat. Seven ram, seven With Mild 65 hits. To spur registration* before the deadline of X p.m. Monday, Gov.- William* proclaimed this "Voter Registration Week," and urged all eligible cltlsens to sign up to vote. City Cl£rk Ada R- Evans said he latest count totals 4,477 new registrations since the Aug. 2 primary. ‘ The Sagindw-Huron^Street booth to 8 p.m through Friday, f—~ -— -r,----------r— j——iTF-i-'agreed with Vl.iyne-Uwnty- P«o- The three-mile section from vpa-p* ■ ■ ■ V” „ ' ton Boulevard to Baldwin Road (Contlnufd on 2* <** l) Ijm . ... (needed 40 parcels nf land tafl - Our Way rightly, the commissioner tJoyer wem ™ inira' jT" T" rrr=N'.. sald. Opti6ns Cn 2Thavp tjeen«c- McDougald moved to short and| • Friday will be fait with a mild ired. high of 65 the weatherman says. (yo JOIN u S 23 Tight's low wiU be near 45. From Road to* M15 - Partly cloudy and wanner is the L diitance of 6.7 miles - 75 par-ouUook for Saturday. Northwesterrl ^g m ne^ed and 57 has been I ly morning winds at 15 to 20 miles optioned as of Saturday, Mackie'I an hour Will diminish tonight. [reported Fair and warm is the forecast ..... . i »«— H lei CINCINNATI, Ohio iB —-Sen. John F. Kennedy, obviously cheeied by thr crowds he has been drawing, turns today to a subject on which there has been precious little cheering ln this country lately: Fidel Castro-and Cuba. Kennedy was expected to spend most of the day working on the speech hr wilt make at A fundraising dinner tonight. Bat members of his staff NASHVILLE, Tenn. ® —Vice President Richard M. Nixon, heading into the South today, displayed new confidence, after attracting the presidential campaign’s biggest turnout in Philadelphia. Wednesday night. In-the doubtful border state of Tennessee, he had a date at Memorial Square before taking . off for Cleveland^ Ohio. The quarter of a million street ^jwds^ which turned out in Kubek replaced Berra in left for New York. Hoak doubled. Mazer-oski bounced out. Schofield batted Witt and .singled, sending Hoak to third. Virdon fouled out Groat flied out. No runs, two hits. Sukarno Stilt Wants Ike to Meet Nikita THIRD INNING Yankees—Richardson walked. Turley sacrificed Richardson to second. Kubek tingled, scoring Richardson. McDougald doubled, ■coring Kubek. Maria grounded nut. Mantle walked. Berra filed out. TWo runs, two hits. Pirates *- Virdon grounded out, Groat grounded out. Omente singled. Nelson flied out. runs, one hit. , FOURTH INNING Howard struck out. RtchardMU singled. Richardson took second m named ball. Turley singled. filed Pirates — Cimoli atngled. Bur-gem riagted. Hook doubled, muring Cimoli. Mazeroski toed /out. Baker batted for Friend and pepped eat Virdon grounded oat. One run, three hits. * FIFTH INNING Yankees — Green came la to pitch for Plttabargh. MeDoagaM walked. Maria forced McDougald SEVENTH INNING . Yankees — Schofield replaced Groat at abort and Gibbon came In to pitch for'Pittsburgh. Kubek a lug led. DeMaestrt singled. Marl* struck out. Mantle blasted a threej-un hotner. Beyer popped out. Skowron singled. Howard forced Showron at second. Three rone, four bits. leave* Oakland County, From Our News Wires troubling,.problems. So far Kennedy has been criti-cal of the way the Republican" f admTrriswmffn bar dcatt—wtttrr Cuba,'but he hasn't spelled outj what he will do it he is elected president.' - II looked like an exceptionally quief day, by Kennedy standards. His formal program called for nothing until late this afternoon, when- he crosses the Ohio River I for all of Michigan for Friday with] j .. j. . a Cm£h? ot fr^ !lLPitrthernDLT I M iXTunSi it tics into the | Indonesian President Sukarno said today after a talk I for * ral,y in Covington. Ky. suia 1*an a ^ en,n ! Fenion-cuo. (UA 2si exprem- iwith President Eisenhower in Washington that he still „ Af.tertl,t0^lg,!!.s speech he *'11 ru a* ' i «av wowi of f.ratvi Rinni' i,_1%^ aj ■. fly to Wa*nuighHMo pr©pRre for j Lowest temperature In down- i believes Eisenhower should meet with Soviet Premier the second roundyof ^Wstelcvi- [town Pontiac preceding 8 a.m. was Mackie said the route from Eight[^|kita 8. Khrushchev. r_. — _ __ sion debate with'Vice President The rmding at 2 p.m. was 67.1 (ConUnued on Page 2. Col. SI Sukarno, who met iwith the President for 35 minutes Richard M. Nixon Friday night. .Nlkoh drew sortic^'tort' around 500,000, as estiijnated by policfe, to sec him in Philadelphia. That city used'to he Republican but in late-years" has beeft' Demo----- cratic. A 'crowd which left about 3.000 empty scats in the 144100-seat convention hall in Philadelphia—the scene of many national conventions—made up in * stamping enthusiasm what it lacked in number^, There fs no denying, however, that Nixon had scored a 10-strike In Pennsylvania, with Us all-important 32 elec* toral vAtes. Pirates—Clemente flied out. Nelson grounded out, Cimoli grounded put. No runt, no hits. EIGHTH INNING Yankees—Richardson grounded [hut Turley struck out. Kubek hied No runs, no hits. Pirates — Burgess walked. Hoax filed out. Mazeroski Hied out. ^Schofield walked. Virdon grounded out. No runs, no hits. DeWitt on Way Out? DETROIT Ifl—Growing reports of the possible firing of Detroit. Tiger prerident BUI De-Wttt circulated freely today, both hero and in Pittsburgh where the club owners are gath-the WerM ahead of Sukarno, who met with the President for 35 minutes, 1 *____„ . ___L____ ___- , . , But in the Kennedy camp the said Elsenhower explained! |S almost exclusively de-Why he does not wish to see! voted to the crowds the Demo- on the 12-mile ride from this airport, where he lajhded in the late/afternoon, the Republican presidential nominee was seen by more; people than have the Russiari leader at this time. "He explained his answer to me 1 have a clearer picture 'uiro iu hi* Liuwuit ur uriiiu* m/ *»mj rratic presidential nominee has turned oipt any time previously been d r a w 1 n g, especially in in the campaign. Louisville Wednesday. Is his custom, he tried to work in far more than there was time ,for, and he arrived late ' ter dark. Furthermore, it lined. Yeti as he drovd- down Louisville'i( Fourth Street, he drew i bouncy a crowd as ' king. ■ . *aggg| m: ) R H E Ntw York mmm ibbshi n ■ n Pittsburgh .-PODHH® HB0 Bl OB O Not'all wkre supporters. •These were many Kenpec^-Johnson signs and many shouts for the opposition ticket, ^ But when his motorcade reached a square in the hewd of the University of Pennsylvania area, surging ' students "Stopped it by main force. k While a cheer leader swing i Atop ft traffic signal alternately flashing i and green, Nixon talked a of the language the i seemed to understand. . ■ 3 ahtng Aft ked so trij students . NEUTRAL NUDGINGS — Indonesian President Sukarno met with President Eisenhower in ' Washington for 35. minutes this roarning. Sukarno said afterward that he still thinks Ike should kf rUstotes meet Nikita Khrushchev lor1 disarmament talks, the Indonesian president is one ^f five neutralist Embittered hy defeat of their attempt to produce a Soviet-United States summit meeting, Astov African neutrals pushed a campaign at life United Nations today. (Continued on Page 2, Col, 4) In Today's Press ^tonMfroRyiaiHHaMaMHWHRaMM|MMHMMNH|HMMfFaoWfHHHI8^ Coniiia ’r— .........M Theaters ....... .......gp. County News .'.....Wilseo, Earl .......... Editorials ......• . ,r .Food- Section ...... .34 37 ■ Markets .............w Journey Into Crim* 3 ” ;. s-**,* | Sports ............4M3 -------——-»> — .ytojjf TV and Radio Ptfgnam... <8 Women's Pages ......SMC; TWO THK PONTIACjj PRKSS, THURSDAY. OCTOBER mmintaine *he minimum security prison in ^ *«*«• i n brash with militiamen, the! Hebert r. Johnson, n, of lit < Armed Farces Ministry an-| Opdyke Road. Is charged with ! nounced today. i transporting alcotioUc beverage* ! “ ^ '' , prison. He waived examl- V. ministry communique said thedanding was made by 27 men, including three Americana, “at dawn yesterday" on a bay mid-way between the towns of Bara-co« and Moa, the site of a national isad American mining company. Tto area la to Orfente Province. the revolutionary stamping grounds of Prime Minister Fidel Castro. The communique was undated, and it was not specified whether the reported lending waa Tuesday or Wednesday. The battle apparently occurred a few hours after the force tpuched shore. -A A' , A ' The commander of the invasion fore* was killed and two of the men one wounded — were cap-• tured, toe ministry said. The commander was identified as Armenttoo Feria, a follower of . Cuban ex-Sen. Rolando Masferrer Maaferrer. a wealthy backer of the deposed President Fulgencio Batista, la a refuge* to the United States. TAKE HOSTAGES The remainder of the invading group, with SO Cuban farmers as hostages, waa reported to have reached an area 'tailed Nuevo Mundo with Castro forces, including militiamen and local sup porters, to pursuit. The invaders landed af dawn, the communique said. It reported they carried with them a large American flag, time pack mules, on* U. S. Amy uniform, and various documents, all «f which were seized by the militiamen. "The remainder of the group cannot escape the revolutionary ariny and loyal militiamen, communique said, ‘‘Our government is fu|ly aware- of this activity by which imperialism is attempting to promote counterrevolutionary activity and acts of terrorism.” INVASION FORESEEN For months Castro has been predicting an Invasion, This incident, ss outlined by tto Armed ForNew Ministry, aptfari to be the first confirmation that opposition forces are ready to move men into Cuba to assist the insurgents already fighting in the Escambray Mountains in the center of the island. Rumors that Masferrer's supporters planned a landing have circulated here for weeks. One vendor said 50 well-armed had succeeded In landing to central Cuba and joined the other insurgents—estimated up to 1,000 men—to the rntjuntains. ‘Latin Out; Russian In SYRACUSE, N.Y. (UPI)-Sign of the tipies: The same day Le Moyne f. . bachelor of arts degree, the school [The P»y fn Birmingham Guidance Council Adopts Standard School Tests Gunman - Also Takes Bailey's Clothes During Holdup' Behind Store A former Pontiac policeman was robbed of $1,200 and his clothes at gunpoint last night as he en-Us car after leaving s drug store. AAA. The robbery victim was William Bailey, M. of 13 Mariva who resigned from the police department In the summer of 1959 after serving nearly nine years. * ■, * '*•. Bailey, whs now run* an auto repair shop, told Pentiae police he was getttag tote his ear at the rear of Paaoetth'e Dnq Store, MS Pony 81., when the' . BIRMINGHAM — Thinking cape and sharpened pencils are to order again for moat Birmingham puptik-The schedule of standardized testa as astabUsbed by the Birmingham Guidanes Council has been released by Daiilel A. Nesbitt, director of curriculum. Only third, seventh and Hath NURSES’ LBKIARY — A comer'view of the Pontiac General Hospital tomes' library, reveals the woman's touch. Colorful curtains flank a par- tially filled book shelf. Purchase of more books ii" under way. revolver tote hie head, and threatened to sheet if Bailey tarasS around. The robber ordered him to take off all his clothes and hand out hit wallet containing $1,070 cash and checks totaling $130, Bailey said. GRABS JACKET vited |0 inspect the new addition, as well at the remodeled original Legislature to appropriate money until a sensible, working plan Is first adopted,’’ Moors said. This means that the Commission and the state administration which knows this difficulty, must ■pell out a plan to take qa children first before it can ask the Legislature for further money,’’. * f * * HI ... „ , Sen. £,. Harvey Lodge Is chairman of the committee. Medicare Plans Gr«at«r Burden Would Wreck Social Security, jPontiac General Hospital Nqw Has 2 Libraries after serving a prison term on a bad check charge. Speaking at the October meeting of the Oakland County Medical Society last night Rep, William S. Testifies Before State Senate Group Broomfield, R-Oakland County, called Democrat-sponsored plans for medical care to the aged "unrealistic" and "repulsive." . Speaking of the recently (Continued From Page One) bate Judge James H. Lincoln that tto state administration “is entirely Inefficient'’ in not making plans for hundreds of such children awaiting care. ■crapped Forand Bill, which would have put the responsibility of paying for such medical care under social security, Broomfield said that “The greatest issue In tto nation today is 1he question: What do you, expect of the Federal Gov- Now tpe nurses at Pontiac Gen-jcral have a library. ‘/■dr A A Supplementing the wood-paneled study the doctors financed for themselves on the first floor the less expensive, but cheerful room nurses have furnished in the basement for their own educational pursuits. 1 Mosey tor the library and fae-the books that wtU fill has come from several sources. A man who prefers to remain anonymous, grateful tor the treatment the hoapttal gave Mr wife, donated $2,000 to the‘institution, of which $1,135 was earmarked for library furniture. The hospital added $600 to furnish the, room. The took fund of $850 is made up of three contributions. The new - disbanded organisation of hospital clerks, orderlies. aides sad nurses —they called themselves toe Co-An — gave ASM. The medical staff gave MM as a Christmas gift to nurses laat December. And three nurses who won $100 to toe Michigan Hospital Achievement' Contest last year donated their winnings, saying that their entry reflected the efforts of the entire nursing staff.-,— it A * The entry detailed the hospital's advances to daily patient check- af .comprehensive, system wide tost this year. Five v^eata are scheduled for primary grades 1 and 2- Ktodergart-ners will to introduced to the program in theaprtog when they take a test designed to help determine their readineu for first grade ork. Four teqts will be given the intermediate graded, 4. 5 and 6. A mental ability test will be given to all fourth and sixth\grade students. Fifth and sixth gradtra will take achievement teats. Tmes tests will to completed by Oct. 14, At the Junior high level, eighth graders will take both an achievement and sa ability test. Senior high students have begun their annual achievement tests to the 10th, Uth and 12th grades. .... These will be supplemented with a ^ Then the gunman reached into vocational preference test to the his^car and grabbed a suburban 1Qth ^ A vocational aptitude *>«*Hteat will follow for 11th grade .2&calitor pistol. {students. Bailey chught a glimpse of the Vocational tests will to admto-tleetng bandit. He was described istered this month and in Novem-as, running stooped oyer wearing blue Jeans. "Careful consideration has been rattan will bs Dr. Otto M. DMtoy, An toSnemni open house will Gov. Williams will be a special nest Saturday at a tea sponsored by the Birmingham Democratic iCtab- to honor all Dtonocratk dub [workers. The tea will be told to the home of Mrs. Blythe Jones of 863 South-field Rond from 2:45 to 3:45 pm. Bailey reported the robbery at the Public Safety Building after driving home for clothing. Earlier in the day, he had at-nded the funeral of hia father, David C. Bailey, 72. ups. . Sukarno Still Wants : ' The Democrat* would like to nee everything In Washington. They cry that they will help aged and the aged won't fiav. pay for It. "Social Security and the federal] treasury will take case of the MU, r t »» ,. to Meet Nikita would destroy tto Social* Security _ » 1 system," ho claimed. (Continued From Page Qua) •question OF AIMS’ j to build a peace bridge between ....... w . __, Broomfield spoke last night to-jthe world’s two greatest powers. . Juf^ M°ore urged the comm.t-|f()re docl thwed at ^ t;omnlllIllil bloc ^ “/Kingsley Inn in Bloomfield HUls. * session by Sen. Lodge designating that "children must be treated "The Republicans are not con- (jjlt."__ ____ corned with who I* under social urlty. but With who needs aid-i mast,” he asserted. U.N. General Assembly, at the same time, reacted exuberantly to the developments, hailing toe neutralist clash with the United States as a dear victory for have to lift a finger’’ to achieve Says Nursis Underpaid I [Premier Khrushchev. A. . a mctwo- ,« u. M" J? ConXTtti\ Communist representative put U, LANSING — Michigan nurses.passed the Mills Bill, a- more ™ have been told they should work moderate plan than the Forandj on the local level for pay improve- Bill, which never reached the ment. Miss Avis Dykstra, assistant floor. executive secretary of the Michi-j The present bill is designed "to gan State Nurses Association told give senior citizens freedom instead! U S. maneuvers succeeded eatly the annual state convention tore of compulsion and to fit the needs I this morning in heading off the a two-year study showed nurses of a particular area, Broomfield I neutralist proposal urging a con-are underpaid. 'said. ference of Eisenhower and Khrush- jehev. But American diplomats JOSEPH N. WELCH Rain Clouds Hover in East, West Blessed . By The Associated Press Rato clouds hovered over areas in the eastern quarter of the country today in. the wake of severe thunderstorms which lashed some] southern states. But it was generally pleasant weather in most other sections of the country with clear skies fairly mild temperatures. to Detroit Water Board suit of the neutralist struggle. Both Eisenhower and Khrush-jehev had made clear they did not to meet, but the Communists Joseph Welch, Lawyer, Dies Gainod National Famo in Army-McCorthY TV Hearings 6 Years Ago HYJOWIS; MisT'lUPI) seph N'. Welch, 69, New England lawyer who gained fame in the litmply »tnmj hy and nh«tnimvt Army-McCarthy hearings six years] Louis H. Schlmmel, Pontiac mu-iboard is the latest public service niclpal financing consultant, today task undertaken by Schimmel, who was appointed Oakland County rep- has served on the Pontiac Board of resentative on tto Detroit Water Education since 1936, currently at Board by Mayor Louis Miriani. president. 1 Schi!“1S!L W “ • Scblmmel I. chairman of the commiarioner by Thomas D. Led- ,ute ^ that dr. better, Detroit city clerk, along with two other newcomers repre- senting Wayne and Macomb coun?| , ties. problem in The Weather mm vr.itkrr a«r»* —. » VICINITY — r»rtly t Mt>- kits n ran At. I*w 43. >rt«A7 Uif. ] Michigan. He has been financial advisor] and consultant to several gover- SahEilni taalfht. Mr* San Mtl ThurtdAjr aun riMt rrtear »t tsfwf * tSm ThorsdAyAl rri »■ Dmlm TwymtatM They are Frank Biekl of Roae vtlle, chairman of the Macomb County Boord of Supervisor,’ fl- ^ ^ ^^1 nnnwo i liiiiniTtlii, a«S Oarenoc districts as weu as to y,e Michigan Municipal League and the State Highway Department. A charter amendment, approved He has served on state tax study by Detroit voters,, required the commissions, and public study four-member water board to take commissions, was director of the on three additional members, ope National Tax Institute and is a each from Oakland, Wayne and member of tto Michigan State Uni-Macomb counties, to represent the i versity-Oakland Foundation, suburbs that use Detroit water. Schimmel's main job is director it It - [of the Municipal Advisory Council Pontiac, which is slated to be- * ta **2* which he come the biggest single user of *t Detroit Water, will be represented) from voting while the .United I States led the strategy to defeat [the neutralists' bid. The neutrnHsts finally gave up the straggle for their five-nation L'.S.-Sovtet summit proposal after the assembly, at U. S. urging. voted to delete spectfle reference to tto two government bends v and l call merely tor resumption of Russian-American diplomatic contacts. Bat there wns’ao one-sided majority such as the United States had enjoyed Assault Charge Dropped Against Pontiac Man . Municipal Judge Cecil *McCal-lum yesterday dismissed a felonious assault charge against a 20-year-old man stemming from a fracas at a- drive-in restaurant Sept. 24. Cleared in the case was James H. Hudson, SO, of 999 NorthfieM] Ave. . Still charged frith felonious assault In the fight to Charles Theobold, tl, of IN A Parke 84. H|* examination wan postponed to Oct. 18. -George W. Hall, 25, of 3580 Overton St, charged that to was set upon by the pair with tire Irons id knives. * A it He required hospital treatment] for-facial cuts and braises following the scuffle at the Buttercup Drive-In, 910 Oakland Ave. given by the Guidance Council to toe kinds of information that teachers, counselors, parents and pupils need to make realistic decisions out school." Nesbitt said. it it h "These tests, along with observations, conferences and teacher-prepared tests supplemented with other special tests' in curriculum areas, help to provide the necessary balance of information required." Let Bids for County Xway Link on Dec. 7 (Continued From Pica One) Mile Road up to Walton “is in varying stages of planning and development.’' Although net included to Madde’s lint five-year program, me Eight Mile to llft-Mile leg is to the field survey stage. It will be undertaken to » next five-year (dan. The section from UH-MUe Rood to Walton, a distance of nearly 18 miles, is to the design stage, Mackie said.. Estimated cost of the road, through Oakland Coonty is $34 million. Olds Flood Lansing LANSING IP—Downtown Lansing ras turned into an outdoor show-»m for new Oldsmobttes today. More than 100 new models were parked on downtown .streets as Lansing opened a three day salute to tto Capital City's principal industry. Master of ceremonies at the p.m. ceremony and open house will be James Tobin, president of the library board. Iran Sticks by West TEHRAN," Iran Ufi — Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlevi opened the Uth session of toe Senate today and promised Iran “will remain completely to CENTO, which is a defensive organization and conforms to the United Nations Charter and principles.” ' Simms Got o.4'DISCOUNT' From Mokor and YOU Got a 'DISCOUNT' From Us! 4 MISSES’ | Cha"i Boots I Car Registrations Second Only to'55 DETROIT (UPI) — New ct registration ^ totaled 4,483,104 for tto first eight months of this year — the second highest such period in the post-war years and only 7 par' cent behind the record set to | 1955, it was reported today. L Polk A Co. said the total] Mmn EMfttti rm tered to the nronttraraugnst: The August total included 138,-359 domestic compact cars, or 26.3 [per cent of the market. In London today Prime Minister Harold Macmillan, just returned from the United Nations, issued a pfea for "patience and firmness" with the Soviet Union. A A A In kn airport news conference, he foreshadowed a tong and painful process of negotiation which to hoped could open “a way out ct some af tto impending difficulties. has headed since 1 Lby SctommeL __ _ J Ucbtentorg have U&?tiSSSSK*.:.advisory members on tbe “— to water board for tbe past three Traffic, Revenue Down on Mackinac Bridge ago, died today at. Cape Cod Hospital. Welch, whose dry humor devastated courtroom opponents, suffered two heart attacks. He first was stricken Sept. 8 at his (tope Cod home. His wife was with him at death. Joseph Nye Welch was a “lawyer’s lawyer” who was catapulted to fame sa esast-to-ooast television. Tto publicity led to an Important role la a hit Holly, wood movie, “Anatomy of a Murder,” and later the rale of mystery story raconteur In a TV series. Welch was born of English parents af Primghar, Iowa, Oct. 22, 1890. He credits his mother, who had worked as a domestic to his unde's home, .with pushing forward to Ms studies. He earned straight A’s to high school because, "she wouldn’t accept anything less.” H - A A A My mother worked miracles,’ the soft-spoken Welch would say He said at file airport that have to to quite firm” to dealing with the Soriets. southern Oakland Qsaaty. '”m in im Representatives of southern Oak-■ land County had opposed Schim- d « ____________ J rijssel’s appointment by the Oakland to U flErilftt* 8 3 County Board of Supervisors. They *** 2 2 contended that tto permanent rep- ST. 1GNACE (UPI)-Both traffic and ■ revenue * at , the Mackinac Bridge were town slightly last month from September 1969. Prentiss M. Brown, chairman of the Macldnac Bridge Authority, Said 138,592 vehicles crossed the span last montli compared with 145,795 .crossings in the corresponding month of 1959. , J . „ ___. Revenue last month .was $516,004 Aa>dication of the Arian-AM-can bloc’s new tactics came at tto “We must alfo to patient and go steadily on, trying bit by bit to disentangle some problems of tto world, hoping that as things progress we can by patient negotiation reach a way out of some of the impenMug difficulties,” to said. .. .compared. with $541,121 In top-* n Oakland, where most communities | temtor a yew ago. S to have been using Detroit water for “i I ij M |outset of today’s amembly session. It marked the fifth month this* member tile bide/ years. ' LATEST TA^tt ] revenue^ have been lower than inj^poritive^ neutrabty'’ The jjonpaying Job on the water|tto corresponding month of 19G9.|us)i bn East-West* bridge. ) ; 1 :V ; v: A. .jcr1" his youthful training. 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Sixteen other peoples including the Armenians, Estonians, Latvians and Ukrainians, first conquered by the Czars, then liberated and- later subjugated by the Soviet Union, are still slaves of Moscow. 4 ★ ♦ W Since the last war 17 colonial areas With a population of more than 40 million have, been given complete freedom by France. Fourteen former colonies and territories of Britain With over 500 million people have achieved Independence. The Commonwealth, said Mr. Diifinbaiucr, now consists of ten nations, includ-. ing the United Kingdom. “All of them free . . . comprising one-fifth of the world’s population and representing virtually every race, color and creed.” ★ ★ ★ ■ “How many human beings have been liberated by the U.S.8JR?” continued the Prime Minister, “Do we forget how one * of the postwar colonies (Hungary) sought to liberate itself four years ago and with What result?" > Challenging Khkushchev Mr. Dur-enbaker said, “I ask the Chairman of the Council of Ministers of the U.S.S.R. to give to those nations under his domination the right of free elections—to give them the opportunity to determine the kind of gbv-ernment they want under genuinely free conditions. .7^ But Mr. Khrushchev has told the United Nations that he has no colonies and that he is an enemy of colonialism. Warn, who has Just returned from a ’ trip to the Soviet Union. In an open letter to the Russians he writes: “More people gain a detailed knowledge of more things in Russia than in England. Of ‘education’ in the traditional, central senae, of course ‘the concept does not exist among you. Education is the process whereby the mind is freed . . . Your 'education* is neither ahead of ours, nor behind it, nor to one side of it. You have no education.” ★ ★ ★ Putting it another way, what the Russians mean by education is technical knowledge only. The real meaning of education — freeing of the mind—Is completely lost. Let’s remember this when speaking of the achievements of the Russians in the field of education. Voice of the People ‘QualificationsDon't Count With Truman and Eleanor’ Is Sep. Kennedy too young and inexperienced to bepridUart? Etef-’ nor Roosevelt mid he was. That was beta* the Lao Angeles Democratic convention when she was pulling for Stevenson. Shortly after Kennedy's nomination, he made a flying pilgrimage to Hyde Park, N. Y. to see her. After a lovefeaat he made Us peace with her and now she is tinging Us praises from the house top. WWW Before the convention Harry Truman aka ssM Kennedy was too yooig and Inexperienced for the praaUency. That was when ha was boosting tar Symington. Ho was emphatic about Kfthefiy claiming 'ttod too much money wan being spent oa the Wkceasia and Weal Virginia primaries in Us behalf and that the convention was being rigged for him. ,W pt w • r ■ On August 20 Kennedy made another flying trip? tUa time to Independence, Mo. to see Mr. Truman. There they met privately in the Truman library, “kissed and made up" and now Harry is for Mm 100 per cent. • t Why all these sudden changes? How can they conscientiously endorse Sen. Kennedy's candidacy today after branding Mm immature and inexperienced for the presidency? „ It is evident they are out to elect a Democrat for president regardless of his qualifications. . .' ~ ajL . • . C. C. Buckingham St. L^uis, Missouri • ‘Khrushchev Is Not ‘Republicans Voted a True Butcher’ for War Also* “You Were Great!” David Lawrence Says: At thi present rate, how long will it be before the country Is knee-deep in trading stamps? 2 Key Points Pull Presidential Vote The Man About Town Favor Dick of Jack Poll of the Kennedys and Nixons Who Are Localites I960: A great year, even If election does come an its latest possible date. This column has made a poll among Pontiac residents who have the same names, as the presidential candidates’ If you’re a Nixon or a Kennedy and aft not included, it is because you were not ,at home, or I was otherwise unable to contact you. Sticking to the family name In Its entirety are Mr. and Mrs. Jack Kennedy of 955 South Jeagle St* who will vote for the other Jack. Voting for Nixon will be Mr. and. Mrs. Leo Kennedy of 690 Joslyn Ave., feeling that Dick’s the .man. Sticking by the family name, • Mr, and Mrs. Douglas Nixon of 1034 Boston 8t., will cast their ballots for Dick. A widow, living at 233 South Jessie St. Mrs. Ethel M. Kennedy says there’s nothing In a name and will Vote for Nixon. But, holding true to the'name Mr. and Mrs. James L. Kennedy of 785 Doris Road, will cast their ballots WASHINGTON —Lots of people are writing to this correspondent asking about the outcome of the election. In nine out of toe last 11 presidential elections, the prediction made in these dispatches in the last week before election day has turned out to be right. What has been the formula used in making the pre-ehrction analysis each time? It disregards altogether personalities and personal prefer- lawrencb enccs. It takes into,account popularity of a candidate only if he becomes the symbol of an issue that is fundamental It relies solely on the public reaction to basic issues, Or W. * There are only two basic categories of issues in every presidential campaign. One is emotional, and the" other is economic. i*3* The emotional Issues include the question of Whether the nation It likely to go Into war or be kept oat of ft, whether there Is corruption In government, or whether there Is some other factor that sharply viol a. tea Woodrow Wilson, as the candidate of the party in power,,won by a narrow margin. In I KM the vote against the party In power was .overwhelm-_____ tag, though Jumeu M. Cox, Democrat, was the bettor candidate, the more effective speaker, the better campaigner, while Warren Harding sat on his front porch nt Marion, Ohio, made few speeches was a colorless candidate. The people voted, tn effect, to idiate our entry into the war under the Wilson administration and to protest the high prices that resulted in the immediate postwar period. In 1948 the Midwest and West were prosperous, particularly tow form areas, and Harry Truman benefited. This writer in 1947 and through the summer of 1948 thought Truman was a sure winner hut in the autumn miscued on the appraisal ot the economic situation. The protest against the cost of living turned out eta be not as serious for the Democrats ia the urban centers as he had believed. In 1952 the people voted against the Truman administration on the emotional issue involved in. toe Korean War, and they took seriously the charges of communism and corruption in.government. Economic issues were secondary. ECONOMY OK IN ’M In 1956 the people voted to continue the Eisenhower ’ administration in power not only because of the highly delicate international situation, especially since the Suez crisis was on, but because the economic situation was, satisfactory. It is too early to say whether the emotional or the economic issue wHl be more powerful this time. Much depends on what is brought out by the speakers on these issues during the last two weeks of the campaign. (Copyright I960) Dr. William Brad? Safrs: Schoolgirl Complexion Can't Be Improved On The economic issues relate to the pocketbook of the voter—whether times are good or bad, whether-unemployment is w i d e s p r e a d, whether the cost of living is high, or whether a recession or depression is present or in .prospect. AFFILIATION OVERCOME The tendency of the voters is to “Should a 14-year-old junior high school girl be permitted to wear lipstick in school? Please do not print my name if you answer this in the paper.” (Signed ---------) W W W First off, I never reveal the identity of a correspondent without Ms or her written consent. Speaking only in the Little Lesson., One whose skin or a c a 1 p is too oily or -“greasy” will get little or no benefit from attemptirii to exclude oils or fats from the daily diet. Signed letters not more than one pote or 100 words long pertaining to personal health and hygiene, not dto-ease, diagnosis, or treatment, will he answered by Sr. William Brady, If a stamped, self-addressed envelope Is sent to The Pontiac Praia, Pontiac Michigan. I strongly resent Khrushchev's being referred to as a butcher. Murderer?" Yes. Assassin? Yes. SOB? More than likely. However, 250,000 loyal Americans proudly wear the title ot butcher, an honored name to an. honored industry. Barry M Milford, Local 464 Amalgamated Meat Cutters. New Jersey ‘Get Out Khrushchev We Don’t Need You* The first sensible thing I've heard out of Mr. K is his threat to get out of the U.N. The Commies have never been any good in the U.N. Every propooal tending to peace with justice they have vetoed. . * Sr * —If the t . N. yields to hfoball-doting demands to depose Dag and/or admit China the end of the U.N. is not fnr off. That would definitely be appeasement of the wont kind. We all know where appeasement got England ‘and the world preceding World War D. ♦ w w_ Let ~Mr. K get out and if {be doesn’t do it quickly, kick him out. Let Mr. K form Ms disunited nations of Commie states. It’s time the nations stood up to be counted' So we will know where they stand on world problems. Get Russian Nikita and Chinese Chan in the same union and. see who will come put on top. Get those two mad dogs together and the rest of the world will see the biggest, dirtiest, dogfight in history. E. F. ‘McCarthy Would’ve Straightened Out K* What this country needs is about two months of the late Sen. McCarthy to straighten out Khrushchev’s thinking and wise him up to what we think about the" Russian rat. I’m tired of reading letters and hearing speeches about ‘‘the Democrats are the war party*” The GOP members in Congress voted to declare war just as much as the Democrats did. Irritated ‘How Do Democrats, Socialists Differ?* Will one of your readers write and tell me how a straight out and out Socialist differs from a straight out and out Democrat -of today. , Steamy Says Newspaper Comforts Mr. K Your newspaper should quit printing so much about the Mos-' cow hangman. You’re the only comfort he hag gotten from this second visit. W. R. E. Portraits By JOHN C. METCALFE The flowers that I send to you . To form this soft bouquet... Contain for you my fondest hopes ... And all my love convey . . . I grew these dainty flowers in . The garden of my heart. . . With silent inmost wish that we ... No longer stay apart. . . The perfume of their fragile blooms . . . That, rises in the air . . . With MI my longing dreams of you .’ . . I hope you will compare ... And when the leaves and petals Ml ... Within the coming days . . .It is to spread a carpet for . . . Your tender loving ways ... And if you smile and think of ipe . . . When ail the buds unfold . .-. I shall be satisfied, it means . . . My heart alone you hold. (Copyright 1060)’ THOUGHTS FOR TODAY Hear my prayer, O Lord, and give ear to my cry; hold not toy peace at my tears! For I am toy passing guest, a sojourner, like all my fatoefo.—Fsabns 39:12. Whatsoever we beg of God let us for that Either Kennedy. cast tnetr ballots, irrespective 01 as a health ex- m car. m 7 Germany is umsiaering Mrs- louis* w Renne^ «• Ut4ai is**, m 1.** n* k permuted a record price. * The Country Parson these burlesqueries are harmful to health but because the use of them to counterfeit the appearance of health encourages the dimwit to neglect care of her health at the time of life when good health is a girl's most precious asset. After all, no chemist or no sales agent as yet has produced a cosmetic that even approaches “that schoolgirl complexion.” - In a .Maryland town not long ago the parents of high school girls demanded that the high school authorities give girls the same privilege they give higH school boys to smoke in school. The outcome of the battle, if there was a battle, was not reported. I imagine tobacco is important in toe economics of the community, and by tills time the school not only sanctions smoking by girls but offers cocktails and highballs in the cafeteria. *; * # ’ An intelligent woman uses coo* metics so artistically that one scarcely notices her make-up. The •one with a low IQ slaps it on with obligation as well. ★ ★ 1 It’s aot charity. It’s {fen investment. A widow, living at 267 Ferry St, Mrs. John )E. Kennedy, is "100 per cent for Dick Nixon." Communist ‘Education’ No Match for Western Much has been written and said ■bout the superiority of Russia’s Conununtet education over Western and the greater number of graduates particularly in the scientific field. . j* . . ★ Mjjkfc •★. . Now dunes a British novelist, John Verbal Orchids to- Mr. and Mrs. Marshall M. Borthwtck of 702 First 8t.; 50th wedding anniver- sary. Hans Hoffmann of 340 Auburn Aire.; 83rd birthday. , Walter -ft. Jensen of 00 Goldnir St.;* 81st birthday. Mr. and Mrs. John G. Komler of Rochester; Slat wedding anniversary. Mrs. Ktmina Schmidt of Rochester; 83rd birthday. marriage. Scrapbook this cate, tor it exposes some 0/ the little known /acts about bachelors. They overly worship the idea of their freedom because they usually are dominated by "mamma" and hence have so little real freedom they exaggerate its importance. By DR. GEORGE W. CRANE CASE F - 488: Edith G., aged 39 i« the attractive school teacher who can’t get bachelor Paul to pop the question. They have been dating for 5 yean and have many mutual hobbies. But Paid.is a "mamma's apron-stringer.” His widowed mother has lived with 1dm all when he attended college. Paul has thus grown oo accustomed to taking orders from mamma that he hesitates to or beer commercial. If I were king, any boy or girl caught smoking or wearing make-up would bo expelled from school. -a * w Is) there anything one can do to remedy extremely oily hair? (K. W.) An*.—Sulfur to the most satisfactory remedy, applied to scalp (net to Ike. hair) op directed hi Utile Lceron No. tl, The Hair and Scalp, tor which send me Ik and a stamped envelope hearing yoar address. If the odor of sulfur in the dandruff pomade suggested in the Utile Lesson is disagreeable, the next best remedy'is salicylic acid or resorcin applied to the scalp in a lotion by atomizer as described / i.vv \' \ ■ '*• He own ence in picking n| wife. Bachelors, any- DIR. CHAFE way, are likely to be emotionally immature. Not only aft they often fixated ht the "parental stage”, in their etnbtional growth, hut they may even show a few Juvenile ideas typical of the “gang*' stage, fir fit dr For example, in toe ages 8 to) 12, boys ridicule their pals who cany the school books of girl classmates. They hoot and jeer such' precocious boys. They even draw hearts an trees or wooden fences and thus link toe initials of ton couple. Or they scrawl “Johnny loves Mary," thinking this is the height of sisal-ness. love stories, and disdain marriage. This lS-year-old outlook to often retained Into adulthood by "fixated” bachelors.' They still try to flatter their own ego by thinking women are always eat to catch them In a marriage trap. And they actually are panicky at the thought of losing their so-called childish freedom. It & thus the overly mamma-dominated bojfe who doubly magnify the importance qf what little freedom they still pon«n£ SoTfiiy" make a fetish of their bowling night or male poker parties. BACHELORS AREN’T FREE Actually, bachelors are usually the least free, psychologically. Indeed, their very use of the “ball St chain” designation for a wife shows they have so little actual freedom of their own that they are scared least tliey lose that small portion. WWW For mamma usually dominates the bachelor oo completely that train film to be willing to com- If you do date an old bachelor, be sure you tactfully let it be knownthat you are NOT going to 'marry, ever! . w w . w , . For this reassures him! He tKen will relax and be off guard so he will enjoy himself fully in your he has a complex '"ffte.’\ - The man who pieks a girl friend, proposes marriage and establishes his own home, to tom for more mature aqd free than the mamma-fixated bo rhetor! The bachelor timidly runs back into the safety of mamma’s domain and socially hides behtod her skirts, for he is basically gained to her in his mind and emotions. BEWARE or BACHELORS If you .girls have a choice) between a bachelor and a widower, * you will generally be happier with the widower. Far he hao already heea hsaoO broken by hto former wHe, who pat ap with a lot at aftroate no company. Thus, you can deftly become indispensable to his happiness without his steeling himself against your charms from the start. Soon he will try to sell you on marriage, formates aft p&rvene. . If HPU-fet them think you don’t want marriage, then they try to marry you! , Al*my« writ* to Or, Owni W. Crnnc In esre ot Tbs Pontiac Price, Pontiac, M&£ag£3m s---------------- (Copyright 1 M) I Prow to entitled Major distributor must RAISE CASH On* of Detroit's largest carpet whofesalers J^J^orcediaJ^ui^hel For the first time in his twenty-nine years in business, he finds himself 'in a spot* where he must raise immediate cash- For this reason alone, Federals was able to purchase at a fantastic hec^vy, long-wearing, 100% wool Wilton carpet! 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Scientists Study and a lot of urging by stewardesses to get them to leave their eeete.*’ say* Swearingen. "It was | sling. ■ Special Selling and The 791*41'tit CORDUROY SNEAKER **?)99 (ref. *1.9*) ■hoe ail drailed up for foil ...(porting a footn cuihlonad Inworaolo'for A4 In eeiiafartf You’ll to Lessen Air Crash t)eathsi ^ ^ OKLAHOMA CITY If) - Spurred by the belief that many of the deaths in & crashes are unnecessary, a small group of Scientists here are working to reduce the toll. They staff the Federal Aviation Agency's new aero-medical research center. "Af least 80 per fcerit of aircraft fatalities are in survivable accidents —. accidents where the fuselage of the aircraft' remains intact," say* John J. Swearingen, who ha* studied the impact of «. - iv-: cn hym w fo th ' last 10 yeahs. , "We’ve got to .start catching •p with the aircraft eagtaeers la mir research or the engineer* | won') be able ta go any further.” Swearingen, a physiologist. Is assistant to Dr. Robert Clark, acting j director of the research center. Clark says the first task of the 178-man staff, which began re-1 search last March, is a study ofj age in air crews. ! “The way we consider, age j doesn't necessarily mean years," i he says. "It means reaction* and! reserves.’" v A- ★ ! The center's staff will try to de-1 termfne the point of dimlnishiqd returns in the pilot's reactions and j reserves. havior, he now beUeves, is vertical impact. The passengers were, stunned when the plane sat down.! Swearingen says research has shown that fopr Inches of plastic foam placed under the passenger’s seat woold triple his tolerance to vertical Imped. A * ' h, The center will move into a new multimiltion-doilar building next July. ThgB&are other cockpit problems i that-mlNwwtiidied. "We need to (know,just hwv many knobs and! (buttons a pilot can operate under certain conditions and where those objects should be located," says jGlarit.’ I The center also win study the role of the air traffic' controller. | In a time of dwindling airspace iand crowded airways, his ride Is becoming Increasingly vital and! nerve racking. Clark and Ws staff want tp know the limits of menj directing jet-paced traffic from the; [control towers. A A . A Most aero-medical research so !far has been conducted by the mil- j itary. There is a touch of irony in this, as Dr. Clgrit suggests: “In the military the person Is I expendable. He has to be If the ; machine Is to carry sot ita mis-■ton. But civilian aviation’* mission Is to got the passenger 'to his destination safely." Time has been limited civilian j research in the medical aspects of i Tligff, mosToTtt on crash survival. ! Swearingen and his 13-man staff i have played a major part in this. | They have made break-throughs. Consider the airline passenger's seat. "Experiments have shown the ihuman body can withstand ~ * centrated at one point, says. Swearingen. OPERATION SURVIVAL — J. J. Swearingen (right), chief of the protection and survival branch of ttuvFAA's Aero-Medical Re- I search Ceqjer, handles controls of the center's pressure chamber. With him are E; B. McFaddeh (left), physiologist, and J. G. Blcth-row, human biologist, . “If We could engineer a seat that would absorb it over 'the entire would hdld to the fuselage under area of his body.1' ' the impact of a crash, then lace A " A A the seat to the rear, tiiere would The crash of s burning airliner | [be a definite increase in crash sur-jin Tulsa, Okla., led toVsnothor dis-l Ivivals. : covery. I "Instead of absorbing the impact j "The passengers were apparent-;with a seat belt, the passengerlly unhurt by the crash, but it took! Sammy Davis, May Irftt Postpone Their Wedding j HOLLYWOOD (AP) - Burning i"legal complications," Sammy j Davis Jr. and actress May Britt (have postponed their wedding. The Negln entertainer and the , Iblopde Swedish girt had set their, wedding for Oct. If. The new date! is Nov.. 13. | Miss Britt was divorced Sept. 130, 1959, from law student Edwin |Gregion of Los Angeles. She did not disclose what complications Ihad forced postponement of the forthcoming ceremony. ! Miss Britt is 25; Davis is 34. •WOW!* What a Sals! Wow! What bargains».. It's liks finding money ... Buy your family's needs now. Chick Ibis ad carefully, be here when doors open Friday, 9:30 A. M. Even at these low prices you may "CHARGE (T Typhoon Kit Kills 14 MANILA (UPI) - Typhoon Kit caused 14 deaths in southern areas of the Philippines, unofficial i ports said today. 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STORE Flttl DOWNTOWN PARKING | N. SACINAW NIAR HURON I ■ PRU RID STAMPS FRII DOWNTOWN FARJUNfr v-V';■ ! f. THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, QCTOBF/R rt, i960 ELEVEN Field Day Due for Astronomers Two Meteor Showers Forecost for October; Planets to Be Bright SIW ARBOR fat—The month of October promises a celestial cir-cik for amateur astronomers, according to experts at the University of Michigan. It wiH teatutf meteor'showers Deaths in Pontiac and Nearby Areas TINA M. IUIB Tina M. Bauer, three-month-aid daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Bauer of 76 Grandview Blvd., died yesterday at Pontiac General lieatte Elsewhere Surviving beStee* an a sister and b brother. Dehhte and George, both at home; and grandparents, Mrs. Edith Poison of Keego Harbor, Melvin Glover of Atlanta, Ga., and Mr. and Mss. Edward Bauer of Pontiac, Prayers will be offered at 10:30 Saturday at tpe Donelson- PARIS (API — Alfred L e Kroeber, 84. professor emeritus I ___ of anthrapalpgy st the VnivereHy on Oct, 9 and Oct. 20, and most]0* ^fortes, died Wednesday, spot the planets In the solar iy».!P*rently af a heart attack. Kroeb- tem will appear bright In the sky)*1, ®M Ms wife were, en route _ ^ | B _ ........ during the month. home from Vienna fjohnsFuneral HoaM^with burial in Perry Mount Pant Cemetery. MM. ntCD CRANK MILFORD - Service for Mrs Fred (Nellie) Crane, O, of 447 N. Main St., will be 11 a.m. tomor-Voorhees - Sipie FunerAI Home, Pontiac. Burial will be in Mount Pleasant Cemetery, Oakwood. Mrs. Crane died Tuesday after . .. . a long illness. Surviving besides Oakland Hills Memorial Gar- her son Verne A. Barrett of Kenne-(-The; neutralist government of Laos says King Sevang- Vathana has! approved establishing diplomatic relations with the Soviet Union. ; * ’ fa * _ They are scheduled to go into effect tor a week or two on . aj nonresident ambassadorial level, { Premier'-Prince Souvanna Phou-ma said, with the Soviet ambas-j sador to neighboring Cambodia I serving as envoy to. Laos as well. -One of the chief demands of the pro-Communist Pathet Lao rebels j for ending the six-year civil war. is government recognition of the; Soviet Union, Red China and' North Viet Nam. • .. | ^ . * ■ * fa 7 Souvanna Phouma said on Tuesday, however, that it'would be ‘{premature" to establish diplomatic relations with the Peiping i North Vietnamese regimes at1 this time. 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Ho must scrap her . trt>nr »:ai - WMHBNMf^WB the Merrimack River Wedneodaylwfthin a year or torfeit $75 a day of Algeria today aoM they "stem-,and Chinese Premier Chon En-lai, for an ungtemoroua ehd. Winner, thereafter. NEW POST—Charles R. Bur* rows, k career diplomat, is -the new VS. ambassador to Honduras. He was miidptorcounsel of the UJ. embassy in Caracas. Earliest Man Found in Africa Skull in Tanganyika Is 600,000 Years Old; Rested With Fossils WASHINGTON - A remote, sun-baked gorge in East Africa has yielded a OOO.OOO-year-old skull, the remains of the earliest man ever found. The discovery climaxed a search of nearly three decades by Dr.l* S. B, Leakey, the noted British archeologist and curator of the Coryndon Museum in Nairobi, Kenya. NEWBURYFORT, Mob, conference . vote against his pro-NATO t policy. While the convention leys down party policy, the selection of the party leader rests with the Labor delegation in Parliament, and Gaitskell and his supporters succeeded Tuesday In beating down a move to make party conference derisions binding on the* Laborite deputies. By.Clinging to the party reins,. - ... , Gaitskell headed into another successful last-minute appeal w storm today on home-front policy »t*ve off the revolt, and the prospects-of another de- &«t the conference voted that jeat “ Britain should renounce her nu- REJECTION LOOMS' <*•» Wons, * *• The delegate, appear certain to North Atlantic Alliancei iri cut] reject his efforts to modify theherttes with the Didtod Stater - Only pacifists, neutralists and [fellow travelers" could take com-I tort in such a policy, Gaitskell told !the 1,361 delegates. The trade unions—some with strong Communist influences— {make up the bulk of delegates | the conference. Princa iooki in Vain for Wild Flower Seeds ] SEATTLE, Wash. (AP)—Crown] j Prince Akihito of Japan bought' three books on fish raising but [looked - In vain at two stores ton. wild flower seeds Wedhesday. The prince slipped away from his to tel for the unscheduled momihg | shopping trip Just before he and| Princess hfichiko began a round of activities here on the final day I of their American tour. Personally Invites You to the Grand Showing of the ONEDERFUL 1961 Chevrolet FRIDAY, October 7th ---FREE GtrrS for EVERYONE FEderal 5-4161 SAVE T.H! Our Best Selling Automatic Zig-Zag SeWmg Machine; and Finest Console Sews All Three Kinds of Stitches AutustfjOtlicodffiif in hundreds of beautiful designs’ T ZIG-ZAG Tmrar-* 3. STRAIGHT pin Hemming Monograms Ruffling ^ Applique Zippers Buttonholes Basting . Buttons------and many more! * JUST DROP IN A DESIGNER DISC Choose from 16 hasie patterns! 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(API - Dec-tan today sought to determine the cause ot a lingering infection after Philip Berkrs Jr., 31, who was 3-day Specials! •r ritufn P1K W SKY? -* Marguerite Higgins; New York Herald Tribune reporter) won a promise ol a place in the Communist heaven from Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev when they met at a New York reception Tuesday night. The invitation to ."heaven” was given despite her criticism of the Soviet premier. Miss Higgins is the only woman reporter to have won a Pulitzer Prize for forrlgh correspondence. She captured the award for her reporting of the Korean War... ONLY *10 DOWN Indiana Senator Saysi FAA Chief's Attitude! on Electros Poor Kenmore canister cleaners MUNOE. Ind. (UPD - Sen. Vance Hartke, D-Ind., suggested. Wednesday President Elsenhower consider firing Federal Aviation. Administrator Elwood R. Quesadaj for allowing continued flights of Electn airtiners despite a Series , of fatal crashes. vanguard complete with attachments Why wear yourself out? 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The court 'luded them (or* that the sale was an "set of mercy.” The arroba, e Latin American measure of weight, 1a worth 95.99 pounds in Argentina and 32.38 pounds < in neighboring Brazil. Steam Engine of 1868 Runs for Smithsonian WASHINGTON —' A steam "aviation aagtne" built by Englishman John Stringtellow was ogMMted In London In 1188. It failed to deliver enough hone power tor planes. When reconstructed by the Smithsonian Institution after almost a century of disuse, It ran perfectly. Polite Papers Stolen WHITE RIVER JUNCTION, Vt. (UPI) — State police dispatcher Ann Benson reported that someone chemical compound DDT had been fleeting was dlcovered in 1874 but It wasn't newspapers left tor police to ueed ns an insecticide until 1939. IS IMS L0WZST mCB-ran EsrauTB N um —T—« in Min .. ■*, NEED A WASHER? ^ LIKE A PICK-A-PAIR OF MAYTAGS and SAVE! You mvi when you buy a washer or dryer of WKC, but you save even more when you pick a pair of Maytags. 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FE 3-7114 : THE PONTIAC PRESS Thursday, October e, img THE PONTIAC PRESS, SEVENTEEN Sofrnc Stockbrokers Faint-Hearted Mbs outlook la shaken but un- Latest figure* indicate this pol-1 hO^ed It is notably stronger than fcy continues with only so-so sue- ( that expressed tty many business cess. Stocks of manufacturers and aad banking economists and by distributor* are still $4 billion the faint-hearted traders in the higher than a year ago. In the 1 stocK market. t earlier months of the year com- < ' * * * ' panics began slowing die buildup. * The fiscal authorities spell out which hit an annual rate of JIM i in dollars and. cents their expec-trillion in January. ~ ‘ ' First National City Bank- of NeW York economist* cite the change from inventory buildup to cutback as representing roughly _______ ,__Ja $14 billion annual, rate shrink- In July thejage In the demand tor goods since Jon, was re- the first of the year, king. I ported by manufacturers, and in If consumers step up their de- .» * * August a $300-mlllion cut was mand tor goods smartly, Inven- ts the positive side of this made by distributors, almost nil dory policy can change again, revision In _U. S. budget I of it by auto dealers paring stocks Then production and sales will Is. The negative side is of 1980 models. / rise and perhaps profits, too, as ceptance of the fact that Since the usual tall spur? in new coats allow, i profits have declined and orders hasn’t materialized, any * ♦. indercut January's high reversal in the policy of holding Business' hopes. Stans Is right in for much bigger treasury down stocks isn't sighted. his belief the pickup is just ms this year. Economists at the Chase Man- around the corner. Von Braun Film Opens Von Braun come to this country after the war to help the Army develop rackets and last July became part of the George C. Marshall Space Flight Center of the Civilian Space Agency here.' INSIDC THE TAIL SECTION — This la the inside of the tall section of the Eastern Airlines turboprop Electra that crashed st Boston Tuesday with lorn of 61 lives. The southbound plane crashed moments after takeoff. Elwood R. Que- sada, federal aviation administrator, said the plane may have drawn a flock of starlings into the four jet engines, causing loss of power and leading to a stall. A REAL, imr PRINCESS! - Little 5-year-old Karen FUru-kawa of Seattle looks up in awe as she gets a good look at a teal, IMs princess — Princess Michiko of Japan, who, with her husband Crowa Prince Akihlto, has been touring the United States. Mere, the princess smiles at the little girl before the royal couple boarded the plane for Portland, Ore. They headed for. home Wednesday night A team headed by Von Braun developed and launched the country’s first earth satellite. The team, including many German-born scientists, is now working on the giant Saturn space vehicle for the National Aeronautics and Space Administration at Redstone Arsenal Cincinnati Dems Planning 4o 'Bug GOP Crowd To Make White House a Home Danish King Happy as Member of U.N. jjordan Returns Body of 'Slain' U.A.R. Pilot CINCINNATI, Ohio (UP!)-Cincinnati Democrats say they're going to "bug" the Republican "truth squad" tonight after Sen. John F Kennedy's speech. Curl Jurgens stars as Von Broun! in the (Columbia* picture “I Aim! at the Stars.'1 WASHINGTON (UPI)—President Eisenhower, goodness knows, is an orderly type and has no intention of leaving the [dace in a mess when he moves out of the White House next 4an. 20.' Congress didn’t take any changes j though. It fixed things so the new! president, whoever he is, can move hr with about $15,006 in hand to repaint, patch up the nail holes, and si forth. The Red Room will remain red, I am assured. And the Green Room will be green, right along, even though the new first lady, like lots of other people, may think the colors jk little garish. • These ant) other public rooms of the White House—the ~~ ~ _ _nr _______ JUU rooms where presidents entertain takes about two months and 550 kings, premiers, other presidents,|galloos of paint. Ike’s idea is to and sometimes plain ordinary have it all done before his suc-people—aqe-never changed. cessor moves In. A UTTLE DOL’D-Y? The proud low bidder on this Upstairs though, where the presi- prestige job Is Dewey D’Agostino But many corporate economists,1 noting the sharp drop in -profits from the first to second quarters this year, with only a holding action shown in the third quarter, say profits in the final three months will have to pick up better than now seems certain if the! Treasury is to collect $21 5 -button this year. Most of the drop in profits has been blamed on rising costs when competition kept-prices down. A turning point is as yet unsighted. INVENTORIES? Much of 1 be slump jn business activity has .been laid to corporate policy of cutting back on inven- Eisenhower actually will have spent only about half of it When I he leaves office. The rest will be left to the new president. That It because the government’s years, lor bookkeeping purposes, start July 1. Actually Congress appropriated not just $75,000 but $100,000 for costs involved in The White House turnover/ But Ike is spending almost $25,000 of this in advtnce for a fresh coat of paint on the outside Of the White House. u ___J The painter will be putting up nis four ladders any day now. The job FLINT (UPI) - Thomas Ln-t Londe,' 24, Flint parolee who jumped 50 feet from the Gmesee County Court house In an escape attempt 10 days ago, was sentenced Wednesday to 10-30 years in prison for armed robbery. ' D'Agostino is all straight now about-the color, too. He announced r at fifst they wanted him to paint the White House a ’’desert sahd" I color. He could hardly-believe it, p of course. ! “Ml a misunderstahding,” said • a White House official. "The out-r side of the White House is and will 5 remain pure white.’* Apparently theft are 'still some 1 things we can count oh. ! Newspapers In Damascus, in the Syrian r e g 1 o’n of the tl.AW.. charged Jordan with "brutally murdering" Ad nan Madani, a Syrian. Hamilton County Democratic Chairman John A. Weithe said he has hired a couple at private detectives who will attend the news conference with a lif detector. "lit these and other International organizations, wc meet our American friends in our mutual endeavors, to lessen the tensions Of the world,'* the king said, speaking in English. Madini made a forced landing in Jordan in his Soviet-built MiG jet last month. Jordan said As oom-milted suicide In a JordaMp officers’ dub. 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(API —The Army has lofted a Redstone missile on a successful. 200-mile flight down the AtlaMc range. > .Project officials reported the 61-foot rocket performed perfectly on the short trip, which Is »|mH«r to that which one of America's Astronauts may takf early .fa ip. « , •• • : A modified Redstone stands on] The. Soviet premier had anetheriup, surprised. He started waving pad only a fpw hundred feet;big night on fee big town, and Ms arms like a conductor unHl NEW YORK . — Nlkita ner” after he emerged from Khrushchev basked today in hfa reception, at' the Romanian role as “the Music Man" of the United Nations, based on a night of singing “The Volga Boatman," conducting “The Star Spangled [Banner” and drum-ben ting at the General Assembly. An apartment dweller across the street had placed a phonograph on his window sill and was blaring away wife a record of the national anthem when Khrushchev looked launch area Wednesday night. Within weeks It will attempt to carry an unmanned Project Mercury man-in-space capsule 129 miles high and 200 miles downranage. If this launching Is successful, s chimpanzee, feen a man will try to make the same journey. Orbit shots, using an Atlas booster, will follow. t Earlier Wednesday, a Polaris submarine missile was fired from g land pad on a successful 1,200-mile test flight. despite his teetotaling, was the life of the party at Iixlian, Cambodian, Romanian and Russian receptions. the record came to an end. entertaining Khrushchev didn’t forget to squoeso hi a commercial for bio new “revise the United Nations’* Mae, charging that the United Nations waa sick. aakd, “surgical A small crowd outside give him mixed reaction-applause and boos -much, like fee mixed reaction he gdt from east and west when he again engaged In table pounding yesterday at the U.N. General Assembly session when the [Philippine delegation attacked Russia’s policies. The Communist leader was! Khrushchev started hi* eve-caught red-handed leading a cho-j ning oft. by receiving Franklin ms of “The Star jangled Ban-! Mercer, a Negro aplrttaal singer Irani MsRywasd. and two women. TW singers started a chorus of Us Volga Baatnaaa," and I ko Irrepressible Khrushchev joined la With a “yo-oh ho, M» In a booming voice and. with features. No one said whether he i Jaw aha rial Nehru, whore ho sipped orange juice and praised India*a reltgtaas tradition against alcohol “whMl should be ob- ' oerved by everybody.’*** It waa at fee Indian Embassy that an unidentified Woman asked! Khrushchev, what he thought of 1 ' ' , • j BOUNTIFUL, Utah (AP)-TWo Russian is taught. In “public high men casually pushed a hcllhoptcr] schools in 29 states and fee Dls-jup to the pumps at Hell Rlchlns’j [trkjt of Columbia. 'gas station here Wednesday and! Rich ln« said the get their names—told wer* en routs from Ids ss on s crop-dusting jt key. but they agreed it was goodj,h* United Nations, which the Red ’The Volga Boatman’’ is||f*dT’[ *ttmc,wd M Wertsm-i one of Russia's classic folk songsj*,mtnaled from the days of the Czars. . . * * # •Khrushchev later attended J "Now M ta •*<*•” he said. "H; Waldorf-Astoria Hotel party given to help U, Tablets by Prince Norodom Sihanouk of wUI * •* mv»ch «*- It ***** Cambodi*. who told fee Comm*™**?*1 interference. ” nlst chief that he was "thinking WhU* b* wm* to- ol stopping oft in Moscow" soon. }t*rfpre«»ce, someone asked wh*t-"Brtng -wur wife or we won't ir happened to Marshal Georgy give you ^a** visa." Khrushchev Zhukov’ ,orm*r RuMlln. defense chuckled ’ • j minister who was deposed when he * voiced opposition to Khrushchev's Then off he went to the party I policies, gtvea by Indian Prime Minister I "He's s good friend of mine," 631 Oakland at Cast HENRY GEORGIA Personally Invites You to Hit Grand Showing of the ONEDERFUL 1961 Chevrolet FRIDAYj^ctobtr Tfh FREE GIFTS for EVERYONE LOWEST PRICES) HIGHEST atlALITY 25111 aM SHOP TONIGHT’ and Friday Night Till 9 o'Clock IGREAT FALL SALE! FEdaral 5-4161 Ogw A Cwmittl ruxibit CCC Charge Accouat I dawn, laeuire a* the Cradlt 1 Office. Fifth TWENTY-TWO THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, OCTOBER ft, I960 \frn* Hampton Nomad Did ftirji Cause Fatal Crash? State Court Unit VP Wmm C. Hampton, Oaktanrt COMO Circuit Court commlwioner since MS7. was elected vice pfraident o* Ms Michigan Omit Osurt Commissioners Association. * --- ^ BOSTON (AP>—Tno Navy float- ers*' election of ottcers was bring cranes today begin raising the section of the Eastern HO of the State Bar Association!., „ of Michigan held in Grand Rapid, Electr* th*‘ c,rrted « last mouth, Ipersons to thahr deaths in - Study Wreckage off plunge into the harbor Tiles'! lastssm sa record of their lav-day night. . lag canoed a I \D£L REY 22 NORTH SAGINAW STREET _ . . *. * * .. 4 1 Quesada said present evidence Federal Aviation AdmMatrator indicates no structural failure E. R. Quesada suggested Wednes- such as was blamed for two other day Stariinga sucked into'the air Electra crashes, intake* may have diaabied one or Ths divan said they saw scores more of the tour turbine-propeller of small birds Impaled on Jagged engines. More than, a hundred fragments along die wings and dead birds were found on the nnf!*raund one engine. Walton and Cahill said the water was so murky they could not tell If any bodies wyre inside. In the entire plane, only two seats remained attached to the floor. way. ,«u Only II af the W aboard the $178 Children's DRESSES Vt J-tor $7.00 Children's DRESSES *2*8 2 for 15.00 Hi The pilot, copilot and engineer § died but two stewardesses et>; I leaped Serious injury. I Fifty-seven bodies have been II recovered, all identified but f a young Negro woman. Four per-| septs are missing. sr.KMKD RIPPED OPEN I| Two divers, James Walton and gj-itm fahin said the-main section ||of fuselage, in 35 feet of water,| 1 {looked "as though it had been] 1 'ripped open with a can opener'’! 8 The cockpit section, pieces of! I fuselage and three engines were| f '.marked with buoys in preparation I for raising. IV engines could 1 help to determine whether birds! 1 caused a stall. I Birds have damaged piaaes | I but officials said there la rb I . I CARO (UPI) - Wayne Glen I Martin, 32, of Royal Oak, was sen-1 fenced to five years probation and 1 fined $2,000 and $100 costs Wednes- iday on charges of negligent homicide. Martin previously pleaded guilty I I in connection with the June 30 auto deaths, of the Rev. Howard Web-later, 82, his wife, Anna, 68 and Mrs. | [Berths Carey, 66,' Ml of Midland. Braniff Strike Settled, Mediator Reveals DALLAS, Tax. (AP»-A strike of clerks against -Braniff Airways whs settled today, a spokesman for the National Mediation Board said. Terms of the settlement of the 10-day strike were not immediately disclosed, " Leverett Edwards, Mediation Board representative, said, "This is a very good and. fair agreement and all parties aerin to be. well satisfied. In addition to the 'formal contract, the parties. sxe-back-to-work agreement land the strike is officially over.'* Sentence Royal Oaker on Negligent Homicide Device Produces 25-Mile Light Beam HOLMDEL, N. J. (Urt) — A device that can produce a ray of light so powerful It can be project-|edas far as 25 miles hap been jsuccessfuny tested at the Bell Telephone laboratories here, it was announced today. . * * * A laboratory spokesman said scientists had succeeded in producing an intense beam of light, one-fifth of an inch wide, by feeding _ R into a ruby crystal one and a half inches long. Three weeks ago the beam, was sent out from a point on Telegraph -Hill near here and was aeen with the naked eye by observers Murray Hill, 25 miles away, the |1 LANSING UP—Gov. Williams to- spokesman said. I day announced the resignation of j The lob spokesman said the light I John Murray, his press secretary.-beams could open new doors in Murray will leave his $13,000 post the field of comrvn'cations, and ; Williams' Press Aide itQuifs forRoad Post Children's BLOUSES IJ59, 2 far fgOO f to become public Information di-d|recfor for the Male Highway De-I Apartment. It carries a top salary f of $14,365. conceivably cor’ jmalnform of— tween space \ the high (re: might be used k many as 10 mUL-.. ised as a mating be-l o said crowaves ty carry as V programs or 100 million telephone converse- Machine Gun Bandits NNMMHMMMMMMMMi |1 A former public relations dl-rector for the Democratic State | Central Committee, Murray sue-i reeded Paul W. Weber, who was | William*’ p—aa aide for it years.. 1 Murray, 42, entered state gov-| I jemment in 1950 as public affairs Hold Up Western Union I chief for the Michigan Office of > r Civil Defense. He formerly was a| DEARBORN (UPI) - Two men, ■ | newsman with the Detroit Free one carrying a machine gun, held Press and Columbus Dispatch. I His successor in the governor’s 'office has not been announced. RAY SALHTA ' y/ ■; ; Personally Invites You to the Grand Showing of the ONEDERFUL 1961 Chevrolet PRfrofrrs tor everyone FEderal MW up a Western Union branch office here Wednesday and escaped with $250 in cash, an estimated $500 in travelers checks and 320 blank [Western Union money orders. The machine-gunner covered four employes in the offic? while ibis companion rifled cash drawers. Police said the men made a - clean getaway. Dr. McKean Re-Elected Blue Shield President DETROIT JM — Dr. G. Thgmas McKean of Detroit was re-elected {Michigan Blue Shield. Dr. George dfe;dynslem*^kpie>i«eEeefos«sei named vice president otThe medical care plan. - ©e. Max--fc. LieMer of Melvin-1 dale wa* erertM swrcrary aHd Waldo I. Stoddard, Grand, Rapids! [banker, was re-elected treasurer. 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DuPONT 100% DACRON INSULATED Men’s Underwear SHIRTS and DRAWERS noth for Compare ipRfifi With Any Q00 9^.95 Jf Seller W S.pw DELUXE Qtallt, 100% Virgin "INSULON" Men's Underwear ^•Fleee Set Jacket end Penis Compare m m • Guaranteed FIRST QUALITY • Original 99 Seller ^ Qi Siias 7 6 to 16 $0 it Small Deposit Holds Anything*in LAYAWAY it ................................... ..... Almost HALF PBICEDI Fully Llaad Mk I Men's Winter Surcoats ^ . AM Hr Quality —$10.95 ValMa— SI ms 36 to 46 "Labata" Cona sateon, water • repellent treated. Quilted inner lining. Red, tan. charcoal and Oliva colors. Four Popular Colors Cotton cord with quilted inner-lining; Guaranteed washable. Zipper front, zipper hood, elastic back. Charcoal, navy, antelope and nc^vy. 917.95 Seller Sisas Small fa l«fra Largo 100% DACRON insulation, washable Nylon shell Inside and out. Easy to launder. Tan or white color*. Full elastic waitt« Heavy 6-ounce suit for sub-xero weather. 100% nylon shell. Zipper front |acket with pockets, good looking enough to bo worn as outer jacket. Rad, tan or grey, plains and plaids. .AU sixes to extra large. ★—Small Deposit Holds Anything-4n 4AYAWAY ie Sanforized U.S.A. Made Cotton Man's Flonntl [ Choice of 4 Styles LADIES' oil GIRLS' Mm’s THERMO Double Rib-Knit Underwear 91.69 Qualitr SHIRT os DRAWIRS Compare to 9198 Sellers NOW ONLY— ■Values to 910.95- Values to 93.98 Warm Flannels or Westerri Knits Complete Ronge of Sisos i Plaids and fancy -designs, aft 2-|way collars, full cut and wall made. Guaranteed 1st quality and color-fast. GIRLS'—7 to 14 LADIES'—10 to 20 Regular AW' to 91.79 M V Sellers _________' ■ Famous 'Yonkshire' flannels in sizes 3 to 6 and 6 to 16 also 'Roy Rogers' knit shirts in sizes 4 ta 10. ™ Piece ' Traps body heat* keeps cold out. Long sleeve shirts, ankle • Zipper fronts, button! 2 fronts, lined and unlined, * bright and pastel colon, • Fruit-of-Loom and other * ’famous brands. Yes, only $5.99 buys a smartly styled, quality made coat at SIMMS during this big bargain event. ' ★ Small Deposit Holds Anything in LAYAWAY if Ideal for Casual and Work IWBBL eluding extra large. Each piece priced separately. LUt.iiHitMmfmimts.ts Hen's.II Ladies' <2 SKIRTS CorSeray PAMS Values Wrinkle Resistant "MMlitet" Finish Machine washable. Beautiful plaids in choice of colors. Zipper closings. Sfzes 22 to 50.----- Original Sanforised ■ polished cottons In taupe, Olive ’or charcoal colon. Sizes 29 to 42. Also black polished cottons in sizes 38 to 42. SALE-PRICED Now for Winter! Girls’ Coat and Leggings All FIRST Quality CHILDREN'S Cotton-Knit Sleepers it—SmoH Dcpoeit Hold! Anything in LAYAWAY if Values ! to 917 J5Q ■sin txqse tlipus. rtlnforetd no-atrttrr White or solid colors. Snug fitting, wsmly*^M I mner-fieeced. * I HOODED Sweat Shirts t I Uses 8 to I .... 1.57 ? R Sixes 10 to 16 ..1.87* | HOODED Sweat Skirts St.SO Firut Quality . Goat and legging sets in sixes 3 to 6X . . . girl/ coats from 7 to 14. Good MlfUnw nf itvlaa and m nil—Min , it Small. Deposit Holds Anything in LAYAWAY if PulLOver and Button Front Irater-fleeced. CHILDREN'S Washable Hooded Jackets Values to 94 fL Washable 100% NYLON \\ Infants’ Pram Saits Sisae 3 ta 6X Gabardine or rayon flannel pants with Snatching , flannel shirts. All .guaranteed 1st quality, 5 styles in choice of colors and patterns. Fine Orion, so easy to care for. Regular 9995 Value 5 (3 to 6x) *D0n River or JFnpt - of - Loom cottpns, full quilt lining, button front, attached hood. 98 NoitlT SAGINAW STREET , / With Net—MHtena, Booties Pv Double zipper front, 2 colors forboys +eor girls, pylon inside and-out, quilted lining. All sizes to extra large. arm quilted lining, elastic lisTfor perfect fit. \Navy grey colpra. IMS ankles. “TA! itJtk Y FOUn ;* ; ■ -v- : THE PONTIAC PRESS> THURSDAY. (KTQBKR 0, ltHW State Examiner to Step Aside Nikita Begins to Sag After Fast UN. Pace Scott DbquaUfiM Self in Com of Suspended Holt Berber Car Washers Sore; Thief Collects a Tip Employes at the Automat Car Waah. 25 N> Telegraph Road. Tot, 4, Run Over by White Pontiac but Not Injured htord (hat Pontiac stai Cktdi the burglar who looted the By JOHN flCAU definite signi of being tired. Me NEW YORK (AP) — Soviet Piw- cracked tower lakes, shook fewer infer Khruahchev la finally begin- hands and bnggtd leas about the fin" night, niag to tkm down, after wsgtag ajvirtues of communism as hs| Pirt of Mia loot consisted ot |12 day-and-night propaganda offensive moved — Just a bit slower than from a box in which customers ?,ini*y****"?.**,.^}>,lagainat the West for the part 17 uaual — through three diplomatic leave tips for the workers, The intruder also took an unde- A 4-year-old Waterford girl ssekpad serious Injury at 9 p.m. Wednesday when she was knocked down and rap over by a car backing out of Robot p. Scott, a member ot the State Board ot Examiners ot Bar-ton. baa agreed to step aside when the case of a suspended Holt baiter it again brought before the Ingham .County Circuit Judge Lotos E. Coash yesterday sent the case at Mark Kinnisoa, sanitary conditions In his shop. Tha fl-year-tod Soviet Premier seems to have toil same el the beawey psp that has made him eeaassnkM’s Ns. i selesamt He is grimly pressing ahead with Ms one-man crusade. But the pace is btgining to tell robust physique. Wednesday night He wound up with a 45-minute stay at (t, Communist termined amount ot change from cigarette machine. State police said there were no signs of forced entry. The burglar apparently entered the bu0dtaf through an unlocked side* door, they theorised. ran over by a ariveway. Mary Lynn Oomparonl. daughter at Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Com-parent of 1129 Boston St., wts crossing the street at the intersection ot North Lynn and LaSalle streets when a car, apparently turning around, backed out of a driveway adjacent to the internee-"on. ■ ■ % The child wee knocked dews Township Police Sgt. Jack Kart said that from statements taken from witnesses, the driver ot the 1959 white Pontiac oenvertibie was unaware hta car had struck the gkl- Police have asked that anyoae with a car to that dsscriptlon who wis in that area feat night pleas* ~ caB the Waterford Townehip potlqs station to dear up the records. Mary Lynn was taken to Pontiac General Hospital where ehe was treated and released. iprings reservation in Ar-is one to the.natton’s oldest national parks, established in get-together. But instead to dr- back to the three-member board ) -Scott, M, Of OSS Monroe SI. time etoee arriving herehe showed dilating through the spent most to the time in a side room conferring privately with hte| Medical Plan to Die, European satellite chiefs. Khrushchev Is known to have some health problems. But there seems to be nothing wrong with! him now except that he’s tuckered! GRAND RAPIDS r [oor unions, organized medicine j few days hkve been brief. I a # # land other social groups are Ukelyl—)•11 ■ \ ‘ ■ T1 ' ’ 11 ~— • I won because M’s in the court!* force Congress to(iepiace It at ..i ■ .... ■ records up there that I Wt Janu,ry ■e*ton' prejudiced in the case," Scott said. —-to —to—-------------- Scott, who still sits on the board Harvey addressed the Michigan although his term ran out two Association of Osteopathic phyai-j years ago. said the case will prob- clans and Surgeons in convention ably be heard sometime hi Jan-here. ■ary. ' . "• - ' BRUCE KING Personally Invites You to the Grand Showing of the ONEDERFUL 1961 Chevrolet FRIDAY, October 7th FREE GIFTS for EVERYONE 631 Oakland at Cass FEdaral 5-4161 rA wonderful new lightness? \ comes to bouihon...withf r DANT PERFECTED " Thanks to die exclusive 1-Dant charcoaling proc-wT- sis, this is the lightest, fer mildest bourbon you EXTRA AGtl 6 YEARS OLD stoMtW/l EXTRA VALUEI 90 PROOF BOUftSON WHISKY • DAN! DISTILLERS COMPANY. NIW YORK, N. Y. TOMORROW THE GREATEST W 2 for *90” Choose from any suit in wock —- and there are over 1000! Mattarfully tailored two and Then’s ************************4 INTRODUCING THE ’6! CHEVY BISCAYNE 6 the lowest priced fiJTuzed Chevy mfob big-car comfort at mtathcar prices! Chevy’s new *61 Biscaynes—6 or V8—give you s full measure of Chevrolet quality, roominess and proved performance—yet they’re priced down with-many cars ■ that give yotre lot lese! BEL AIR 2-DOOR SEDAN, like all '61 Chevrolet!, bring! Body by Fiilier newness—more front seat leg room. 1 dealer’s FI 5-4161 Inc. _ See cars, ChevyCorvairs and the new ^Corvette at your local authorized Chevrolet MATTHEWS-HARGREAVES, 631 OAKLAND at CASS . ,.- J PONTIAC, MICHIGAN rial review to tke oMproaiiii — w hich Scott safe was anatomaya — charged that Scott, a farmer AFT. tofMal, waa prejudiced aad uto qaaMfled te pam a de rialaa becaaee he is a member at the aasariatlnq, whose members brought the complaint against K Malaga. Klnnison contended further that Scott voted for his suspension because he (Kimdson) wasn't a member oHhe Rsfodatfeur— Scott mid the suit waa another attempt by the International Bar-hen Union, which once i him for his membership in the , association, “to get him" testimony against Teamster President, James R. Hoffe, before the Asks Tighter laws for Private Eyes LANSING (UPI) — Secretary of State. James M. Hare said Wednesday conviction to two bogus private detectives in Detroit indicates state law governing such agencies must be strengthened. Leon Holmes and William E. Hunter pleaded guilty in Recorder'! Court to operating a private detective business without- a license, Hare said. Wyllus A. Harris, charged in the! same offense, was scheduled for trial today. Hire said legislation to tighten laws covering private detectives died In the legislature last year. Sim-ONEDERFUL CHEVROLET GENTLEMEN THERE'S NO OTHER SALE LIKE THISt Buy 1 Suit at tht Ragular Prict— Gat tha Sacoad Suit far III 00 Cxtra! Wools, Worsteds and Year-Round Here’s the car that reads you loud and clear —the new-size, you*size ’61 Chevrolet. We started out by trimming the outside size a bit (to give you extra inches of clearance for -j parking and maneuvering) but inside we left you a full measure of Chevy comfort Door openings are as much as 6 inches wider to give feet, knees and elbows the undisputed right of way. And the new easy-chair seats are as much as 14% higher—just right for seeing, just right for sitting. Once you’ve settled inside you’ll have high and wide praises for Chevrolet’s spacious new dimensions (in the Sport Coupes, for example, head room has been upped as Much as 2 inches, and there’s-more leg room, too—front and rear). Chevy’s new trunk is something else that will please you hugely—what with its deep-well shape and bumper-level loading it holds things you've never been able to get in a trunk before. Yet, generously endowed as this car is with spaciousness and clean-etched elegance, it holds steadfastly to all the thrifty, dependable virtue* Chevrolet buyers have come to take IMP ALA 4-DOOR SPORT SEDAN—one of five Impdas that bring you a new measure of elegance from die most elegant Outvies of aU. Tke front door entrance height is nearly 2 inches higher. all the details that make this sensationally money’s, worth, THK PONTIAC -PKKSS, THURSDAY. OCTOBER fi. 11)00 estern ^. , * »„«, ~>feCCU\l OF THE WEEK Mount BASKET Challenges Claim *°pid, woman Of Muskegon as r Mmkemmt Heads Osteopath Aide State's No: 2 Port jWorid’s Fair Plans Biko Accessory ljr>« 162 R. Saginaw St. V. L CHRISTENSEN Homages TWENTY-FI VVj "M15 Million Loan ■ ('.RAND RAPIDS ilTPIi-Jcanne Barth of Grand Rapids is the president-elect of the Michigan Osteopathic Medical Assistants nsso-'elation. Miss- Barth; will take r next Routine Police Check Revealing 'Party's' Over Fast tor 4 PORT HURON official : today challenged Mfrske-j igbn's claim to be Michigan's No, I______. , - port in terms df ovfrseas shipping' NEW YORK (APt-OttWal. o(l, *9* volume ..... ' ittho apt Mp.,t VavW U'nrM'e y<*r Mn. Ruth A,. ---- ,—„ ------ _—w, rw¥VHP nB_(. 0 * * - fr. i , ______ ; .,sJMouri|t. Clemens, who was installed |wa* stopped by Pontiac state police lord Township justice of the peace ..... *. !*?,r Id dortow $67.5 million ,* president Wednesday at the1"^0^”1 because of defective brake —______zZ. Wahams Neai. difector of. the, to enable the lairtp open Mayl. flight? fair Thn-'^party” ended before it be-]possession of policy slips and par, gan tor four Saginaw, men today, [ticipntinn In an illegal occupation They were ta appear later today! 'Chrysler Probe' 'ion Second Levef i Mariner of I to Pontiac, their car.before Donald E Adams. Water-! Port Huron Terminal Co., in Ita lgM. Robert Moses fair oresi-r > i , • Brat year of operation, said this dent, and .Finance Committee Annabelle Vincent of Berkley IsJ The driver. Jsme* L. Hatpoo, IN PONTIAC AMONG THE BBT IN used TV >2° and op c... PHELP’S 2616 Dixie Highway OR 3-1217 New Sets in Slock ZENITH -’'MOTOROLA - ADMIRAL Dot Nnulh - Shells $2.95 Food Officials OK, Says Panel Check on Assistants 'in 'Interest* Charge Due; VIP* Already Cleared j-r —— - spot below De-IChaimum John. W. Names said!1** *rouP * wee-president. Elected! M. had na operator' tmlt. iWednesday it will coat SMS ww **»• ■■*«» Nicholas •hmya* a rrorrh of tha ear by ♦ ★ * lion to get the fair under way I0* L*nsin*: Mrs. Frances Fran- Troopers John Brown and Law- Neal said figures published by They estimated they will have *1*0 of B*,,|p C*"* waa, named Miller, officers said, the Port of Muskegon were dts- $38.8 million of this in Advance j,r®**ur'‘r, ' The officers found number* dips! tortad because they included ship- rentals and ticbet sales. The re*) -r-———————— under the seats and on three of manta of stone to Canada as for-lmaipder will be borrowed via} Protein in potatoes contains lm« the car’s six occupants. A fourth eign shipping. He said the ship-{promissory notes jportent amino acids,; passenger carried a policy book. QUIZZED TODAY All six went taken to the Oakland County Jail. This morning they were ques- WASHINGTON (UPD - A top-level panel of scientists said today It cou|d find "no evidence" that ‘ DETROIT W—An Invest igsttqn into possible conflicts of IMmiJi at Chrysler Corp, today moved jlnto the second level of executives. ROSS MOODY Personally Invites You to the Grand Showing of the ONEDERFUL 1961 Chevrolet FRIDAY, October 7th FREE GIFTS far EVERYONE 631 Oakland at Cot* FEderal 5-4161 tloned at the prosecutor's office, six admtttfd having police They said they were on their |way to a "party" in Pontiac when stopped at 2; 35 a m. on Dixie , The top 36 officers of the cod-. .poratlon passed a searching FQA Cleared in Cate ofi#*?inbM,,*0n **y »wo law firms. p,_____ p._____. . . How many men now are under Drug Decisions Made {Investigation was not disclosed j The probe is being handled by | Chrysler'# general legal counsel-, Kelley. Drye, Newhall A Magtimes of New York. by Fired Chief the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) had disregarded the public health In recent decisions on new drugs. The This firm and a special com-set beaded by farmer New York Gov. Thomas E. Dewey, reported Tuesday that mm of the tap level eseeotKeo at the ante Highway in Waterford Township. | eminent 'ight-tiian committee of ex-| obleh conflict wttk their dattes connected srtth the gov- company. t wouldn't say where qr what’ll" 0^“^ ^ W* nil, , “ , *" ,*"*. of ,lw Nn- pi0yC8 at the management level. “ tions I Academy of Sciences, to r according Haines; J.antcs Wallace, 38; Willie F. Bell. 83; and Herbert Wallace. 35. were to be charged fctth SHOW ON WORTH! NEW 61 CHEVY CORVUR kind of i . Ivifw-the decistopa on drugs made! Three ChrysWemokive* have Two men were, released because by Dr. Henry Welch. *Hrm flrrt sfa^-r Z of insufficient evidence. Merlin*! fired since, the company snift * Wrick was forced to reslga M investigation first started lant chief of the FDA's antlMotlco !*prlng. They were William C division under congressional fire Newberg, elevated to president of tar accepting targe sums from the company in April and fired private bust or Me*. 64 days Inter; Jack W. Minor, dit- Secrotary Arthur S Fleming of ??!! jf railed the report a "very definite j ^l uncls s Btwl who „ d|rwt. tog the investigation for the corporation counsel, said facts leading to Minor’s discharge were w uncovered by his firm. , , ,____, . .r . A1 Minor has said he gave the facts m"*5 I?"?*-—ts - *»* Sen. K.W Keleuver'i dnu lie J'" "* vestigating subcommittee that he had acceptwl more than $287,000 *i^ j wcrtT made outside Income from drug pubMca-lions in his seven years at a top FDA official. vote of confidence" in the s j the FDA. But he declined to « whether he felt Welch had be vindicated as a scientist More space... more spunk and wagons, too! reference .whatso-ever to any employes except ttwr present three dozen top executives. Beni The newest ear in America: the CORVAIR 700 LAKEWOOD 4-DOOR STATION WAGON. Here’i the new Chevy Corvair for ’61 with a complete line of complete thrift cars: “orvair has a budget-on from cold-start saving sooner... a new extra-cost optional heater that warms everybody evenly. Riding along with this extra economy: more room inside for you, more room up front for your luggage (sedans and coupes have nearly 12% more usable trunk space). And our new wagons? You'll love them— think they’re the greatest thing for families since houses. The Lakewood Station Wagon does a man-sized job with cargo, up to 68 cubic feet of it. The Greenbrier Sports Wagon you’re going to have to see—it gives yon up to 175.5 cubic feet of space for yon and your things. Compare that with any other C.S. wagon going I Corvair’s whole thrifty lineupgets its pep from a spunkier 146-cu.-in. air-cooled rear engine. Same rear-engine traction, same smooth 4-wheei independent-suspension ride. See the .mi id the probe is con-AccordinK to local legend, there j tinning at the direction of a are J6.'i intend* in the Bermuda j committee of nine Chrysler Igroup; one for each day of the j directors who are not members year. - iof Chrysler management. - you get at your Chevrolet dealer’s. ON SMOOTH OR WIAK TIRIS! Winter Regular Trend Trend 6:40x15 1:00x10 S10.95 S 8.95 0:70x15 5:50x11 7:50x14 111.95 8 9.51 r 7:10x15 8:00x14 812.55 810.11 7:10x15 9:50x14 113.95 111.55 f HtOOxl^ 1:30x19 9:00x11 SI4.55 112.51 Tm ii< n*tr**eekto Tin. N, MeieUe, Spare tire is in the rear in coupes and sedans—leaving more luggage space up front. CORVAIR 700 4-DOOR SEDAN. Providom for heating duets are hailt right into its Body by Fisher. - Even middle-seat passengers ait pretty, thanks to Cor fair's practically flat floor. Now in production—the GREENBRIER SPORTS WAGON with up to twice as much room for people and things as ordinary wagons (shown with optioned-at-estra* cost third seat in position). Flask—“Pficoi Reduced—New Lower Prices on All *61 Corvair and Coupes” MATTHEWS-HARGREAVES, Inc; *31 OAKLAND •» CASS PONTIAC, MICHIGAN FE 5-4161 DON'T TAKE CHANCES CERTIFIED USED TIRES $4?5U' Battery Special! DELCOi FREE CHECK-UP Let m tew yew battery new. We cm Mve ye« trouble and eiyem later! , Tow Trodo-ta t» Tow Bna TroniMter Rediet. 24.9$ up Cor Radies 39.95 up Room Radras 14.95 up Stereo Hi-Fi Sets 49.95 up Clock Radios 19.95 TV Sets 119.95 »p ANTIFREEZE PEIMAN2NT $1.94 6aL METHANOL 97c 6«L CASH and CARRY * ADD to YOUR ACCOUNT TIMELY SPECIAL LAWN SWEEPER ONLY KELVINATOR - .$1W.»Jnp Wrin»e» Weskert . .$49.98 m£ Automatic Washers $119.98 aw Clothe, Dryers .. .$149.98 n». . $$49.98 mt $199.95 eg. 2 YEARS X: B.F.Goodrich | 111 North Perry Stunt FE2-012V ■ ■ ■ ■ THE PQyyiAC PRKSS, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 6, I960 Warranty Extension Shows •}•■ - ft. it /+ n I ils a Migfity Bulwark Confidence ot Car 9f BEN PHLEC.AR •» AP Aatemativ* Writer ;DETROIT - "So whet’* new?" 'tie mu asked of a friend who htel teen all of the Utl model 'It wai a good question, especially since a year never goes by atywot every manufacturer loudly jgpdaimlng that hie particular btygy is 100 per cent "all new." ;‘Per the eemteg year, however, The answer depends an a variety el thtags. A major teeter Is east WIN a buyer be wilting to pay the ettre money to get a part witch will last HUN miles hatred et IMM Asaocintion. Gen. Bigelow added, 'If the Nika 111 was deployed, no enemy could undertake a surprise attack da the United States because he would not he sun Us weapons could destroy enough of military Industrial might to stamp out the fire reaistinit him." Gen. Bigelow said Zeus technical developments So date .have been "like pitting a penny in a slot machine and getting a mil-. . . . , lion dollars back." lets owner can.ruin even the moat ordnance, said last night. Last, week the Army committed 'xpensive limousine In a twin* * * * 1199 million for continued research lively short time. , I Addressing the -Toledo Ordnance I in the Zeus program. an 1CBM attack, the Army’s Nttce-IZeus antimissile system, now hi i1 warranties Is that the manufac- development, cpald protect a large urer has no control over bow alpart of the nation’s industry and nr is used. A careful owner can jibe lives of millions. Maj. Gen. <1. the life of a car. A cere- j B. Bigelow, deputy chief of Army Gallant Kennedy Decides in Favor of His Jacqueline speech* «t a Wfra-plate lund-rai*- LOUISVILLE. KyT (UP!) John F. Kennedy ducked one Issue Then Kennedy added dlplomati- Kf—eity •' appsaied startled, then said. ‘f gwem I’ll taka n tool from the heck «e the We at cally that bis wife was from New York and be guessed ttew York girls were the prettiest. here Wednesday night — that of whether giria were prettier ip Massachusetts or Kentucky. . A' gentleman from Eastern Ken-1 tucky’s hills asked Kennedy to New York City’s Central Park give his opinion following the coven MO acres of choice real Democratic presidential nomtnec's'catate in Manhattan. Saco Announces Hons for $200,000 Plant WAUSEON, Ohio tlMPtans for „ construction of a 1300,000 plant’ announced Wednesday by the * Secon Manufacturing On, producers of fire fighting equipment. a m ♦ " Construction of the 19,000-square foot building will start next week, with completion scheduled for next spring, said Peter C. Painsh, Seco president. The firm moved front Detroit to Wauseoo two year* ago. The Competitive angle ii an ton-, poriant one, too. Cut onf company afford to build a longer-lasting part, and charge what it (coots. It a hotly competing n lea* and therefore can ' |M Jlp morh any apectfie Irnova- sell tor leas? Mm hut a new wtltteguaaa at lbs I But the manufacturers appar-ear maker* to back up Mwtr ently are beginning to believe their testateut claims ot Improved customers want quality and dura-i juaMgr. bility. The emphasis on qualityj .fctery 1981 model American-!1' for 1911 by all * bidlt cur carries a manufacturer’s, ' : u ____ ____ j Srrm-v tor n™, v^r - 1? mi American Motors, for example. This represents the first time tag* •'^uffle^aran eed io yrars that the car makers tavej'"* "*"« “ od«1n*1 hOltht buyers In-writirethalthf***!^ ,5?rl„,l ■ . __.. restoroarisof their new cam will: YMrnMhe hsmnts in extending last longer than 90 days or 4.000 ! With rare exceptions, m. Do Our Jets C&’s: 2L St SI WToo Fast? S£, 2 ZJZZJXZ\ Worried hem unwilling to aoouro the i •osterner tn.isf.ei. SAN ANTONIO. Tex. (AP)r-The ri strafe and bomb pinpoint targets ;lt took one company to make ,, Arm leaders the the break and the rest •‘u^Army Aviation Director said Ib^ ____ Wednesday J®* was the first. It announmi Brlf Gen Clifton T. von Kamm tiw new extended warranty for )n the next 10 years the all Ford products at the same Army must spend hundreds of time it showed its new models minions of dollars on airplanes to Its dealers and the press. jtoiilt to perform jobs for , which FALL IN LINE Air Foret Jets are Inadequate. Then came American Motors.! Von Kamm, here for the fourth' .< Open Hights ’til 9 P.M.-Tml Wed, 'til 6-Sh. Til 6 HUNTING NEEDS Cost Less at YANKEES yiMEff MEN’S SHELL VESTS George Romney has long preached .quality and in past years had told his dealers the company would stand behind the major parts of Army Aviation Conference, mid the Jets go too foot to be able' to spot and destroy small targets. I Me said the Army will have to' the Rambler for a period of 13.000 replace practically all Its 0,400 Bat not every Rambler aircraft during the next 10 yean] miles. dealer passed this along to the buyer. Starting now it is being passed along.. General Motors hurriedly said "I s. too," mod the rush was an. Chrysler cams next and Made-haker-Packard completed t h a field. The mknufacturets are confident the new warranty policy won’t cost them very much. For because "our present fleet is getting pretty old and tired." JieZaaid he doesn't foresee any, clash with the Air Force over expansion of Army aviation. • Ike's Advisers on Cuba Meeting In Washington WASHINGTON (UP!. - President Eisenhower’s top advisers on they have been sure thf Lapp America are meeting at-the major parts of a car would last state Department for talks foueh- considerably longer than one year. In foct, moat manufacturers could tell you quite precisely the lifetime expectancy of almost any part on your car. The parti are specifically engineered to last a certain period of time. The question a manufacturer tng on this country’s worsening relations with Cuba. 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Warhorse, 80, May Sing Swan Song; Bid by Jack Rejected? *1°° Holds ’til Christmas CINCINNATI m Today la John L. Lewie’ day at Me United Mine Worker* convention. Lewis, now 80, quit his 40-year tide as UMW president earlier this year. He has stayed away from UMW convention sessions to give the spotlight to his successor | Thomas Kennedy. 2 YEAR SUPPLY of EASTMAN PORTABLE Typewriter At the same time, Kennedy to-! cheated t« UMW arm remain neutral in the presidential campaign, ldespite the many Democratic and Republican endorsements the. un- including Carrying Cate joy WITH THIS Complete MOVIE OUTFITl S- S'-&■ 2y:( fob has made in congressional |and state contests. !jack not invited Sen. John T. Kennedy, the Democratic presidential nominee, arrived here Wednesday night for a | day of campaigning in the Cincinnati area. But' UMW President 9 Kennedy said he had no plana to ] visit the Democratic contender or to invite.Mm to attend the UMW convention. A was reparted that supporters of Men. Kennedy specifically ! asked the UMW glvo their man UMW officials asserted the union has .had a long-standing policy against having politicnl candidates address UMW convention sessions. Lewis rather than his successor is reported mainly responsible for withholding an endorsement of I Kennedy. The new UMW president voted in the Pennsylvania delegation to the Democratic convention to give the party’s nomination to Sen. Kennedy. While Lewis may not be eager to throw political support to Kennedy, convention J delegates ap-peered to be overwhelmingly for the Democratic nominee as opposed to Republican Richard M. Nixon. NO MONEY DOWN—$1.00 Wltkly! New Foul for Bowlers TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UP!) -The State Beverage Department adopted a regulation prohibiting the aale or consumption of whisky within 25 feet of the foul lino in i bowling alleys. Deluxe GE (bock Radio wakes you to music'V. . automatically. Full GE warranty. No non• y down — 50c weekly. 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Off to a slow start,- the Concord grape harvest will be in volume for the next two weeks. Cabbage, coining in JMMBt h a little more than 50 per cent of vested. Quality the potatoes fs* reported good. Negroes Progressing in Government Jobs WASHINGTON (UPI) - Negroes now are getting twice as many upper-grade white collar government jobs as they did four years ago, the White House reports. Jk survey by President Eisenhower’s committee on government employment policy showed, however, little increase in Negro employment at the highest level. In three of the five cities surveyed. no Negroes had been hired in the top three of 15 civil service grades. How the richest coffee you can buy is an instant coffee! New Instant Yuban- richest because it is blended with aged coffee beans, aged like the best-flavored wine, cheese and steak. Deep, dark, delicious Yuban-at grocers now! departments of agriculture report that 75 per cent of the.state’s corn* crop is now depted or mature. A killing frost in Northern and Central Michigan last Saturday-two weeks ahead of last year—will lower yields and quality of Ifete planted con, in those areas they reported. See The Difference AGED COFFEE BEANS that Yuban adds to its bland are ittf^lpwatf-by time to a brontt richness, then fresh roastad MOST COFFEE BEANS ars roasted stiff green in- cqtor—good, put yan’t compare in rich* ness with aged beans "Gmraion Quiz* Sohrc Problfm tHE PONTIAC PRESS.' THURSDAY, OCTOBER C,. iw/ TWO COLCflS Sidney Suit Now Safe From Man-Eating Sharks Chevy in Bay City Neds Street Space BAY CITY (UPli-The Chevro- SYDNEY, Australia (AP>—fl|yd-| But, the eontractor’a Job Is noil ney has vtrtaafiy ended the wo of the man-eating shark on a city’s gnstt surfing beaches. Tens of thousands of paopia are stow diving through the Pacific rollers as the Southern Hemisphere summer approaches, be December and January 100,000 or more will be on Sydney’s ocean beadtes every non-working day. ft ♦ ★ . The chances an not one perm will be attacked by a shark. Yet this ia real shark wator where sportsmen can count on catching a couple «t monsters, 12 or even 15 Met long, in a day’s fiahtag a mile or so off the beaches. j How has' Sydney solved the to catch diaries, but to protect the u« u ------------..... company ocncuus wno caueo on uorutm in ikoiwiuk ^n* bwdtes. He is not permitted toj^ dty to approve today ’in America,” reports Dr. aet baits to Sttrmd sharks into the]^ gtrwt closing said the new Thomaa H. McGavack of George nets, nor is he paid according to building- would create about, 47(- Washington University, i* the number of sharks caught utt additional feet of manufactur- in a report In World-Wide Ab-|tng space and would allow the streets of General Medicine, Dir. necessary approval la rrceWod. Tj Wallace The company hopsa to start WWIWQ structlon by Nov. 21 so that 'It can Md on IMS parts contracts. 'concerned,” he said. "I don a thing can he pot a Exercise Is Important, Should Be Fun, Regular Wary of'Kennedy1 **** *woaW •Wcte’ _ ^ _ 1 controls than they have in meet Farm Program requested permission to sdQ off two streets here for * 75.000- NEW YORK (UPI)-”Lack of square-foot expansion project. !exercise is one of the most tan-Company officials who called on portant Acton in premature agbtg In the early postwar yean of netting, it was not uncommon to catch a dozen potential man-eaters overnight in § single net. Today the nets often ere empty. WASHINGTON (UPI)-Henry A.L . Wallace, who prodded over the Ghost Town, River Nam* lor Victim tore, said today he was “gravely concerned” by Sen. John F. Ken-I ____ nedy's proposal to push, avers** bas it that farm income up to nonfbrm eanwfhoet town md t ings. River were named as the result Wallace, interviewed by taler phone from h|s form home at Southj FRYINGPAN, Colo. (UPI) Bay City operation to bid on morsjMcGavack also said that exerciaa1 Salem, N.Y.. emphasized be _____, parts contracts. {should be fun-and regular. ”Nlnei*’not in politics and not in aayi Soldiers sent to the spot for an Plant Manager Edward Ravas holes of golf three times a week,” I way gettfog into' the presidential {injured man supposedly found him Indicated plans are under way tolhe said, "are preferable to 38 con- controversy.” Mmd, but with'his fryingpan start construction as soon as the I fined to the weekend.” I “But as an agriculturist I am close by. . WITH THIS COUPON ONI.Y— jfgj : Shod Reptu Special! HALF SOUS Isettmr or Cea» You Watt or Shop Service BARGAIN «u. S. S. woax ocuinsn PH. aaRfe0»-O*Hy* KRESGE'S DOWNTOWN STORE Meshing is the answer tog to me experts. There has ant hem e Hark attack on a Sydney surfing! beach since 1998. That Is when the! New South Wales government first let a contract for the meriting of: tiie beeches. ! ♦ ♦ ★ Great nylon mesh nets, 500 feet] long and. 90 feet deep, are set off! - the surfing beaches. They do not enclose a shark-proof area but! are anchored outside the breakers In the* probable path of sharks. The nets are fixed dose to the bottom, where sharks usually move and feed. Every day or two they are lifted and moved to Another position. Sharks become entangled In the mesh and often drown. Those that are still alive are killed, aid the carcasses towed out to sea and dumped. Com Is Mostly Dented, Mature Frost to Lower Yield of Late-Planted Variety in North, Center State THIBTY-THBjy THE POXT1AC PRESS, THURSDAY, OCTOBER «■ l»ao Chase & Sanborn COFFEE CHASE and SANBORN COFFEE * 49* 4 Groat Savings Days Thus.. 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I Cottage cheese adds a tasty fillip . Puf Ruined Sour Cream Muffins; Add -ggs, ’> cup at the pecans, on the menu the next time youicandied fruit, extract and flour; plan a festive luncheon. They are'stir until wen blended, rich and sweet, and colorfully [dotted with bits oi candied fruit. Crunchy nuts In and on them ghe] pleasing texture contrast They're made* with yeast, so there's no last-minute mixing such •» conventional muffins require. The batter la not kneaded and there's only one quick rising, that, from start to finish, it takes only 90 tjilnutes. to put these delectable muffins on the table. Naiaed Hour Cream Muffins Fill greased mu&Jn [4a ns about half full and let rise in warm treat if they are baked and *erved!ttts baked bananas under broiler as a vegetable. When bananas are for T to 2 minutes, used tar baking be sure thr fruit j -—■qpil is all yellow or slightly grte»l From silver dnhae alar to plate tipfcea. The first step is to pee![size, pancakes are being dolled op lour firm bananas and cut length- *-ith pretty fancy trimmings. Our wise. Place the fruit into a well-1 choice topping lor file week is ..... greased belting dish and brush well'made like this—Cream one stick BrJ? 2™. ***..'"& y-lwfth butter, margarine or lemon lot butter until very Huffy. Then ^ taua atwm ts minuter ;Bake in a moderate oven;blend in one-tMrd cup maple syrup , lTtnatnlBK Iugar “f (3T5 degrees) 15 or IS minutes, and one-third cup chopped raisins. pecans ana sprinkle on top qf nnif-1---------------------—____________________________________________, fins. Bake at #0 degrees about 25 j tags, beat 6 eggs together with Vi teaspoon salt and 14 teaspoon each pepper. Mix In % cup creamed cottage cbhSM. Melt 2 tablespoons butter to thillet Add eggs and cook oomaiiy until qggs are the desired firmness, ^erve with QuadHan bap con or tpoon strips adi buttered English muffin*. ,' ‘V ; done Serve i Little Ingenious Tricks Turn Stew Into Ragout I ms*. basUn 1 cup ahappM jmmm ^ as* aaappwrtsp mat ti DfPROMpTtJ fish FHV — Fish lovers claim used to begin, "First catch your fish , . ." Now, that there is nothing more delicious on a cool thanks to handy flat can* of Maine Sardines, a •uturan evening than a good old-fashioned fish fish fry can be a spur of the moment affair, jttp. Qld directions for preparing a fish fry often , -A Have a Fall Fish Fry With Canned Sardines AMSjltfpoona margarine or b ' - iry; Add your herbs to Spanish olive [oil In a heavy pot, cook a few seconds before brow ning meat for i----—:.Tr?rg ---------- the stew in the hot oil. This fresh-! to boo. K »*** * give! Stir in *. cup of the sugar, salt)0* rtuca Z*™* flavop‘ margarine or butter; cool to luke-/.. .• * * , * warm. Measure water into bo^2!w^t°t mtili pla!n, water tor (warm, not hot. water, tor aertve!^ ,1>qu>d'or ™at lukewarm or tomato Juice, or wine, lukewarm ""Hor dissolve a bouillon cube hi] water tor me liquid In the stew Sprinkle or ertoaMe la yeast; } (la this case omit salt). Tricks stir aatil dissolved. Rgr la hike- [like this turn an ordinary stew Into warm ctnuhT mixture. dry yeast; pressed yeast). CHUCK OEKTEL Personally Invites You to the Grand Showing of the ONEDERFUL 1961 Chevrolet FRIDAY, October 7th FREE GIFT$ for EVERYONE FEdaral 5-4161 Frozen Bread Is in Offing Fish town claim that there Is > Down East Fish Fry nothing, mofe delicious on a cool I s cim t* m. m.> Maw* wmsMi autumn, evening than a good rid- 1 %3*,*y!”>da 0,,loo•• fashioned fish fry. Old directions •• cup twtiermuk for preparing a fish fry dften used La* «on>m*»i to begin. .."First catch your Pepper fish . .; . " Now, thanks to handy ' .. — ,,,____ flat cans of Maine Sardines, a fish! Drain •ai'dines. Separate onionky the U. S. Department of Agii fry can be a spur of the moment slices Into rings Mix eggs and but- <.................. 1 Frozen bread may be the qn> swer to not only lower priced but higher Quality bread for you, Mrs, Homemaker. Hut's what a study *Balr. L Itermllk. Season commeal to taste. -wv. . Dip sardines and onion rings first ^ then lb con*-game, hungry from ths brisk [*B{meal, and let stand on paper tose- n7T,^Tw1n!^! laypr "W oU lnte heavy skillet, dies per serving. All that needs to ^ ' , MntSirtf ^inSedient^imti^ few at a ,,ro* unt11 bro^>- BWUSsrLir«aR wwa's puppies tad supper Is mudy to 4 aerTtnp. Cream Sauce A sour cream sauce, delicately flavored with cue glamour to the meal, *r mayonnaise may be substituted with equally good effect. Without removing skin, grate cucumber coarsely. Place In strainer and press out Juice. Combine residue with remaining Ingredients, using salt and pepper to taste. Serve cold, Yleld;114 cqpa—ura. culture indicates, You know, of course, - how the retail price of bread has shot upward in the postwar years. Only coffee prices have risen more. The bakers, of course, don’t like It any more than you do, and they’ve explored several ways of cutting [ that have boasted the retail price. However, none, of these plans has been widely put into practice. Now the Agriculature Depart ! tent study suggests that bread can be distributed as a frozen food at a savings to you of 2 cents on one-pound loaf. This saving wBuld come about through less! frequent deliveries to your grocery! store, and because there would be » losses from stale bread. Unfortunately, though, U isn’t just the lower cost that will de-j termine whether frozen bread jae-j places the present bakery loaf, t Just how yoU would take to frozen [ bread Is a~big unknown factor.! m i, . «> *a m Another one to whether bakers aod| Spaghetti Sauce Can Be mtaiier* would be wilting to adopt Good WMiout Onions ' (SJWftSS H .Many retail bakeries, of course. If onions are anathema to you. M isake a flavorful spaghetti sauce without them, first saute H cup (or more) of minced mushroom U WHHM9 ■!« ■watitoUMS W JWHi . . . , _ 'Hi . 1 uta this Old Mediterranean trick Nv« been freeetag some of ltefr i.TL.-TT. s* ,TS j-'-.:j. ____• tnpm tv fnr a Inner time in apecialty Items tor a long time In enter to have a full line of profi-j nets on hand at all times, ,T .stems In 3 tablespoon* Spanish’*ese products are generally do-ofive oU along with % teaspoon *™*^ before they're sold to thc| each basil and oregano. Stir in a!c®*su.mer can (6 os.) of tomato paate. then Anyway, who knows but what, add a cup of water, a bouillon y°« mfcht. some day, be .thawing cube, half a teaspoon of sugar and;out a l081 of bread, along with! 2 tablespoons minced fresh parsley, that frozen steak and frozen veg-A - A A ietable. f Simmer 15 minutes; add salt and — —*■ < « pepper to taste, if needed. An add-! Add a cup of grated cheddar ed tablespoon or two of an oloroto[cheese to a standard baking pow-j (cream) type sherry will make it der biscuit recipe and serve withl even better. Ian asparagus salad tor lunch. -3 S1STER8’ MARKET ----ftrelto T Btai lu 10 P. U U. S. Ne. 4 Midi. & 99c Grain or Rid GRAPES 2^19' Hickory Smokid SLAB BACON >«u ttik;QAc Dbli OU Homo Gram CABBAGE IUM0O -w Homo Grom Tomotoos 2 Lbs. 19* U S. No. 1 COOKING ONIONS 10^ 35‘ • HOME GROWN CUKES PKPFERS ONIONS ujj. CALIF. PASCAL CELERY -if Qpon 7 Pore, to If f OUR POULTRY IS FRESH DRESSED ! PITERS LB. STEWERS LB. RABBITS DUCKS Lb. HENS Lb. 2f i r "39' 39* 29* CaUL HOME STOCK UP NOW! u.i n Homo Swoit OtAigis GROWN CA1R0TS Winter YELLOW BARAKAS Grown Codifl*! isr "*10* APPLES •MO* 15* LEAN HICKORY FOR COOKING Skinless LEAN PORK SMOKED FOR EATING HOT SPARE STEAKS Planes $179 BUSHEL DOGS RIBS ■4 SB* 3 Lbs. 85* u29* ATLAS SAVINGS EVERY DAY INCLUDING SUNDAY IWm tow A ties prices or* |eed Thursday, Oct. A thtUUfh Wednesday, Oct. 12, INCLUDING SUNDAY, OCT. « PROCTOR & GAMBLE'S FUIFFO 3-49* LOG CABIN SYRUR Lare* U-n. Baktla.. .. 5 ku. $1 4* !M-k . 39s riLLSBlKT S 1 • . . ORANGE PUDDING-CAKE MIX. Pky. 19< IODIZED OR PLAIN MORTON'S SALT ;:,V :.7. Pkg. 10c URIftl j Off CLITIA Butttrfield POTATOES Con 10c minuti • MASHED POTATOES, pkf......... 25c MINUTI -••■■■■-..»'f ,r SLICED POTATOES, pkf. 29c northern wAxnx WAXED PAPER..................5 rolls SI MOTHirS QUICK OATS, lS-oi. pkf.............19c KAISIR ALUMINUM foil. 25 fool roll 29c Choct & Sanborn or mm Hilt* Iro*.—Pound Voc. Con ... JH COFFEE 149 Wo Corvv YUBAN INSTANT COFFEE! NESTLES SUPER SPECIALS • CHOCOLATE CHIPS Me Large 12-Os. gkg. Off* FRUITS -1 VEGETABLES • KING SIZE CHOCOLATE OARS 4Q, Milk—Crunch or Alsiesd • QUICK COCOA J8< • CVERREADY COCOA CALIFORNIA VALENCIA ORANGES M n Crib Pdek CARROTS qe New, Firm Heed CABBAGE Your 111* M Choic* IU Jr#—Large 18-ox. Jar Cftd PEANUT SPREAD Use Persian Limes for Excellent Flavor THE PONTIAC PRESS, T«I tfepAY. OCTOBER ft. i960 THIRTY^FIVB Miami and die Florida’ * «n «a>M Unauvh nf 1 M bottie' timer He, i ff8?;* #eJhownda of acre* of i ihik» vimu. I Mix well the Juice of one lime! f ww a T), *»*• Combine lime Juice. sugar and ««*. of vanilla leul ? amid the oleander, hibiscu* avocado and mango over 10 per cent *® Mdts in blender and beat on-j, of the nation’* commercial lime10 frothy- Add vatilla. (if cr5?, *?"”•« {blender is available, beat |H R 1s the Mg. dark green Peraian whites until stiff, add sugar and; *Bn* ~ thta-aktaned. Juicy and lime Juice, r Divide among four tall seedless and rich in vitamin C. glasses. Finish filling glasses with! In the small communities that ginger tie. Stir gently, only to mix blender or shaker; SR with a tablespoon” of crushed ice. ifU|| Q( jce cubeR Mix well and pour over glass Heat Cooked Ham in Creamy Sauce 00 Top with a scoop of lime sherbet. French way of serving? Ham a Is Deaton m mM h»» {Mil sbmi n«»«i lime Sherry Aperitif l on ita way to Key (ingredients, but don't disturb foam . I cubes. Brandy Lime ounc* 3m**Ju?eV Minca brandy Pour sherry-and Juice over ice; Mix well and serve chilled ini greased I or t Inch akiQet; remove. Melt butter In saaie skiUet; I add onion and cook until soft but! not brawn. Stir in flour, add milk: jcook and stir over low hast until {thickened. Stir in tomato paste, •harry, salt and pepper. Add ham; reheat. Makes 2 generous servings. I Note: If deslredMI slices of rooked] boneless pork miulder butt mayl Ibe used instead of ham. Mns'enTSnarrr1* ■ Any maple sugar in the house? Shave it over the morning oat-•s »na s*ssar jjnati, Small fry w ill go (of this la small brandy or liqueur glass.! Brown ham lightly on both aides combination. Bake Potato jS/ices With Cheese, Cream Savory Shoestring Fata to as I SSSSSl driWSSS ll MSSIIMS MSII 1 tSUSSM MU wwis pssosr • l oas Mumir i«>m »>sl eji. I> 9 pjfc j U GRAPES ftOUMP STEAK U.S. GOV T INSHC. CHOICE ROAST of BEEF CELERY «f «M|ki Iron or pointed. One oik table hod a handsome Mhaped wrought Iron base that tanned out below In spiral designs. Another table wae finished in -a dark oak with a pedestal painted if two shades of Bahaa bine greens . ~ a green diet is intensely blue. FOOD CENTER Tho/re Wonderful! Here's a quickie breakfast idea—; Onnaipon Dusted Muffins /Add seedless retains to a rtch/nmffinj kntfar nrvi Kalra mtainta tKan 706 W. Huron —=FE 3*7403 - ?! cold Kilt—ror—mixis YOU! FAVOKITE WINE and LIQUOR IntatTY-eix THE POXTtXC PkESS, THURSDAY, OCTOBER «, 1M0 Journey lata Crime > *4*lu * ' ' ■ ' ‘Via Communists Haunt Red Defector Bake Sweet Potatoesi^^^ in Foil Wrapping !S ^ *» ■ w bacon and potatoes to crisp, .hot "*** eerred ORASKlK ITSIDE ■Dress up sweet potatoes! At thia|p^rtoctkm. DOWN FRENCHTOAST, h the time of year, when they are at| Much more appetite tempttafib®tt0,n peak of rich flavor, plentiful "S^iJSZ £2 **' m°r*Wt ••■*■2 CheaP' a**“1 <° ^aS^SStSSttod. Prepare French with her old uncle. when he beard a knack at the 'much more, if you give them a wonderful with chMwt ham and|toast egg dip, substituting sweet- MIKKYKK CHRISTINA ®oor sparking (oil wrap and a topping/*** ened orange Juice tor the usual Thereaher when Bialek, Draew- A woman with a pale, worried,°* cr“p bacorl j .....-■ ..•- jmeasure of milk. let-ki and Hellwiig met. Christina tore stood outside ''I'm Mrs.]_ fet scrub and dry the T*** Fluffy Pink Drinlt the young woman. “She arrived; Schmidt < itas there, pouring beer. prepnringiBtalek." she said',. "Where Is ^ Potatoes, wrap each In aluminum] . . . ~ * . . . . yia---«». # fell Dnl,A in h m^.w.t.1., sandwiches, and Joining in their husband?' talk. As the weeks passed, she! seemed to grow particularly fond' of Bialek. Sometimes he; felt a bit guilty foil Bake in a moderately hot oven (375 degrees) 1 hour or a «? ___" I . Itonger, if very large. The skins of W* I*08" [won’t scorchwhen (oil-protected band. Schmidt said gruffly. und they are done, if oofl to the ! "•Itouch when squeesed with I I But you swat." she crtodJUB|__ waai MJIICT=i_1 , when he left Ms wile and hurried told me he was coining herd laat!Dmt»ctari with a towel to niM»t hi. frionrit Imnwlnc Chria.! nisrht to . II. I.—___. _ |P™lCTl«a wun WIOWTI. _______ Remove from the oven, turn bock For each serving, combine up fronon jellied Quake, Sauce. 1 cup otpnge Juice aaCJt egg white. Mix in n blender or With an electric mixer until thick and fluffy. Pour hdo brandy snifter oT glass. Garnish with sprig of fresh Mint. Place coated with the dip. atop the sugar mixture in the bilking dtah. Bake in a hot oven (400 degrees) until lightly browned on top, about 25 minutes. Let stand 1 minute alter removing from.oven. Then invert dtah over u nerving platter SO toast slips cut. sugared akin up. in that intimate way of hers. But it .was nothing more than friend-ship. "He is not hero," Sdunidt said. Hr must hr here," the woman I |Mid desperately. 'Then come see for yourself." | Hr led her to Drzewiecki’s room, .. ,_,__ ; Mrs. Bialek looked around and ping on a conversation between _________. ■ "** ___ ,___... .... ! then slowly lifted a rumpled Jacket Christina and Drzewiecki late in ' . , . V*™ from the back of a cha r. Bialek would not have felt ap./i pleased had he been eavesdrop->, J3S MTHimtiMul ciiait < fr«W "Jourer. Into Crime, book by Dqn Whitehead, FuUtter Prue winner J Christina and Drzewieoki late in J a n u a r y Christina announced, crisply. "I have found the place. She burled her face la It and It is perfect. All we must do now! "®*>bed ... It was the Jacket her is to get the fool here. The rest! husband bad warn when ha left Will- he easy.-"................—j bsme . . . there was nothing etae. "Where is the place?” Drzew-J West' Berlin police patiently iecki asked. . | pieced together the story. Of thin “tl Jenaeratrasne la Wlbuerw were sure: Robert Bialek dirf," Christina mid. ‘Tt la «r drugged, kidnaped and mur-the ground floor and has three W Romawhere in East Berlin, exits." i A™* Drzewiecki, ■ Hellwiig and MJr were those desperately seeking he exposed Red agents who eu-| ■ ... Christina were well rewarded for opportunities denied them in the Irred West Berlin. , ... At flie Kurfurstendamm coftoeU(,p ^ ^ey DeIuQrm(Hi tnr East. |. Zlnni,ncr iw house thftt afternoon. Drzewiecki j^,, The, newp of Bintoh'R detoctton| e«^e|^ . 1 - Btal<‘k—according n- wHiTPHSAit — ... ..jot Hiaieu so^ttonlln ofOcials-beEwmc wf uos WHiTRHRAit spread quickly through Allied In- ,. ,u„ "______i.,- —* —------■> The Gold War brought a new diligence ^ceTbetause. he Drsewiecki said. "Wewill and savage kind of crime to West- was no ordinary refugee-he hadk ^ . ^ ' 8 !have a party and you can see my err Europe—political; kidnaping ,an expert's-knowledge of the In- i hmran n€W You will be . there?". Md murder by Communist agents. ,ner workings of the East Germany. sfiwnonn in lav, * “ ^ *^ere‘” ®i«lek promised. 2*"^™ ,ou£d. dead a" l«»ly jCommunist Werarchy of Comfou- ,, tloJn busy Kurtor- /^tln'ciSe streets and in their rooms. Or else [nisi personalities such as Wiltefi . m .. i,„ nassed a side.. was KOtnR 0 helP celebrate they simply disappeared. WestiUlbricht. and of the Volks Politzei. w,llr shf( ' B nian- ar^se [D™wiecki's birthday, but that he ^rlin became i major center in If he wen truly ianti-Communista (abIc „n(, tabbed his arm. lM this Blent, deadly struggle. |as he claimed, he could give in-i "njaiok! i can't'believe it" ValU,N' Wfo”nntion- 1 Bialek saw a former acquaint- Whr II. the Reds did not bother An Allied officer bluntly laid .nee. Paul Drzewieckl to com up their kidnaping!. They the curds on the table. "We need . „„ ttoiply sent their agents to the your help," hr said But It Is **?. ^TT' home ef a victim in West Berlin, only foir to tell you It will he BUI'*k •"krd- ,>r*cw>cckl said be and dragged him into a car These dangerous for ynq to remain ^ flpd to **** Brr,ln 1,110 u. . „ . ______ crude tactics created such an up- here " i year* earlier and slwe then through the alley to Drtewlecki s road that the Communists began * * * | bad done whatever odd Jobs he place. A few minutes later Hell- mnking pninstaking mibtle plans Bialek paced the floor and then flnd ijJJ ' to kidnap their victim!, arranging reached 0 decision. "I know the; , Drewiecki’s story wasn't un- . Ll . hl „ knm-tttags ta such fashion , that the danger perhaps better than you." usual. He made it clear that he.L. , , ' .j. . . police themselves were often bof-Jhe sold quietly. "T,n -------- ^„K|Cheistina, to life, to love, to ftee-j cause of ('ommuntom. (Copyright, I ROY VAN DINE Personally Invites You to the Grand Showing of the [ ONEPERFUL 1961 Chevrolet wr ff %j3S FRIDAY, October 7th f ii Mm 1 FREE GIFTS for EVERYONE 631 Oakland iR FEdoral at Cass MU 5u|161 would he home early. Mrs fllmlnk said, “t for you to be walking at night." "Dod’t worry, Inge. It’ll be aU| right." dark when Bialek. walked! find I stay." ■ too. had become disillusioned w On Aug. 17. IKS. a taB dark halted man walked through the galea el the MariesfeIs refugee Idora . ( communism and that was why he M w * voice of Robert IBslek was ft*d fled. I « t.w «le landlord Max beamed by radio to East Oer- ?* J"° 3fU^r^ini^'Schmidt c«n* the hallway! -----—O*. * S'M » - - 1 but r the bathrobm, "Bialek . "Perhaps,” Drzewieoki said.' “I can be of help." He said he had a firend In East Berlin, Herbert Helwilg. who worked in the Rum-tnehtburg prison. ' Thus Bialek Joined the stream Malek’s broadcasts alone of men. women and children who cause enough for f were — and still are slipping into to rage against hir West Berlin seeking, freedom from opened an office la West Berlin Frequently Hellwiig slipped the joys of communism. which became a renter of counter-; Mo West Berlin to buy things * * * espionage. He developed lines Of j fle. could not get on the other A few among them wore Com- Information which led deep into **de. He always had a great deal munist agents, but the vast major! East Germany. Time after time of Interesting news about what ———— — ---------------------—*r— ------------- - ■■ ■-■■- ■— ■'■■■ was going on In police wap occupied. He tried lore and each time found the door locked. Irritated, he knocked on the dour of his new! tenant.. .... I'm sorry." Drzewiecki said, "something must be wrong with our friend,” “ / , Sucaryl in Dessert Will Lower Calorie Count Drsewteeki was certain Bialek ! would enjoy meeting Hellwiig. i A meeting was arranged and Bialek found Hellwiig surprising- A CALL IN THE NIGHT Hellwiig and Drzewieoki forced the door open and saw Bialek crumpled on the floor. Hip (ace | was purplish and his breath \ in deep, slobbering gaspe. Herr Schmidt said with disgust, "He to drunk.”«- —BaL Christina cried, “Oh, no, he's IB. We must get him to n doctor. I’l get n taxi.' the afreet. When the bathroom scales go c rich-tasting Orange Pine- |ly well informed on what was taking place in East Berlin, particu>| ilarly among the police. Boon he, In less than a minute she was | Drzewiecki and Hellwiig were (back. "I have a taxi,” she said, up. and up. and up, don't send the .'DDL’ Pie’iaWm-^oie nl"rp I™?',*"* ««*» Drzew-rThe driver wUl help us." The! scales to a repair man Check 1» opiWment, man wh» Practically Boneless Boston Butt PORK Lk Q ROAST • Urge Clultn—White Seedless U.S. No. I Skinless HOT DOGS Fresh Crop—Cooking ONIONS U.S. Gov't Choice 37 Solid, Ripe TOMATOES 1 AC u. Ground From Choice Boef 10* u£ GROUND BEEF * Lora# GREEN PEPPERS, Each * Firm, Fresh CABBAGE. Pound... . MICHIGAN U.S. No. 1 LARGE POTATOES fresh, Heme-Grown sw ., ^ ■■ . GREEN BEANS 2 THE PONTIAC PRgSS, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 6, I960 THIRTV-SEVEX Kroger’s Store Managers’ Sate! for less at Krogers ... I We invite you to take advantage of our many savings that are offered this week in our stares. We stock thousands of items and realise that no one stare cen claim to be lower priced on anything, what wo do believe is that o store con be generally lower... "across the board**. ..We would like to personally invitp everyone to visit our stores and compare our prices with those you hove been peying for like merchandise. We do know that our KVERY DAY LOW, LOW prices will speak for themselves. Remember, some items will bear the some price as you are now paying elsewhere, but, just wait until you see the difference between the total cost of o complete food order... Come in, end prove you con "LIVEBET-TER FOR LESS AT KROGERS." All purchases |n our store ore sold with our manager's "Personal word guarantee," in which you must be pleased with Kroger quality and value or your money will be cheerfully refunded or the item replaced. Remember, too, that TOP VALUE STAMPS;'redeemable for quality premiums, ere given at no extra cost. THRIFTY BEEF AT THRIFTY PRICES THRIFTY POT ROAST THRIFTY BLADE CENTER CUT ROAST THRIFTY STANDING RIB ROAST 39 49 69 THRIFTY, JUICY Sirloin or Swiss Steaks 7 9 RIB STEAKS 69 SHORT RIBS 29 Know's sxcliniva Tsndoroy con Is whof mokts this groot beof tht favor Its of 10 many. It's nolly quick aging. 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Each of us “ambaasa-dora” previously wag issued a passport..... —2_____________ At Waterford Activities Building; , 'T HiUF Women Attend Class Waterford area chairmen of the Pontiac Area United Fund Women's Division met Wednesday for orientation. Session leaders were (from left) Mrs. Walter Noff singer of Highfield Road, Joseph Schultz of Sunnybeach Drive and Mrs. Roderick Taylor of Mohawk Road. . Fully informed on detaili of the annual drive after the training session at Waterford?s CAI Building are Chairmen (from left) Mrs.'Percy Dunn of Pheasant Street, Mrs. “Elmer 0. Johnson of Baybrook Drive, Mrs. Norman Dunn of David K.Drive and Mrs. Leslie Howey of Stratton Drive. Announce Winners at Art Show . . BIRMINGHAM (API — Let ter Raymer of Ltodriterg, Kan., captured the purchase prise of $575 with his bronze mosaic, “Madonna and child," at the National Religious Art Exhibition which opened here yesterday. The pidnting prize of $500 wait to Ray J. DtPraacesco <4 Mount Clemens tor his f Jesus Before Pilate." i The $900 sculptor prize was 9»on by "Jonah and the jWhale," by Berthold Schiwetz • f of Bloomfield Hills and the f $500 metal craft prize tor an f enamel and sBver processional-cross by Ronald H. Pearson of Victor, R t. A $500 mosaic prize was shared by From Wlldenhain of Plttafcrd. N. T.y and Qdis Eckhardt of Cleveland Heights, Ohio, and the $500 crafts prize shared fay Zelda Strieker of Claries, IflL, and Mary Ellen McDermott of Akron, Ohio. fSach submitted a different Work. Miss Eckhardt won an additional $100 award for the meat A Sorrowful Abby Writes .. „ Pity the Guy Who Gets a 'Letter By ABIGAIL VAN BUROV DEAR ABBY: Regardii« your attitude about '"Dear John" letters. You are wrong. It’s better to write a fellow a end tell him WitMHERRhM you want to I should know. I wrote Works win ba.on display at Birmingham’s St. Regis Church through Oct 30. and when the fellow home, he thanked me for to ■i Why don’t you ask the faoya m the service If they would rather have a girl string them along by mail, or tell them ■ the truth and break It off so the boy can find himself another girlT DIANE DEAR .DIANE: Many boys In the service are In places where it Is Impossible to find themselves another girt—and those boys live for letters from Gw girls they left behind. If a girl baa promised to be true, she owes iMo the boy to keep that promise. .... ' A ★ % DEAR ABBY: Our daughter Is 1$ and away at achooL She writes that she is going with a man Who teaches Jude. We ere good ChHstians. Are we wrong for wanting her to go with people of her own faith? MRS. K.H.V. DEAR MRS. K.H.V.: Judo is short tor jujitsu—the art of self-defense without weapons. Better check fits man’s spiritual weapons. • a it a DEAR ABBY: The other morning I went out to get my mail and I aaw my neighbor standing in her yard watering her flowers. I said, "Gpod , morning, Mrs. ...... ■.*' She looked straight at me, turned her back and went into the house. The next day she celled ma up and asked H I wanted some fresh vegetables from her garden. I thanked1 her and refused politely. I feel wiry hurt. I am not ‘a gossip. I need friends because I am a lonely widow. Do you Name me? "SNUBBED" DEAR SNUBBED: If your 1 neighbor deliberately “snubbed" you, I doubt if she would have called the next day. Perhaps she did not see or hear you. Or possibly she had.aomethiife weighing on her ^rnind and her thoughts were miles away. You riiould have accepted the vegetables and dropped the grudge. * * * DEAR ABBY: I read in your column about the 21-year-old girl with 3 babies who is trying to decide whether to divorce her husband because he isn’t ready to settle down yet * * * Well, I had exactly the same problem. I’ve been married tor two years and have two babies, . and I am in the middle of get- ting a divorce for the same reason. I am 19 and my husband is 19: What hurts most is that the two babies are the ones who will suffer. I thought I was ready for marriage at 17, but how wrong I was! (By the way, we ran away and got married, which is the worst mistake a girl can make.) I hope you’ll print this, Abby. It might keep some lovesick teen of 17 from rushing into marriage. BAD MISTAKE PTAs in Action The McConnell School Par- tly# board will meet In the school’s teachers’ lounga at 9 a.m. Oct 11. finances and plans tor a November open house are on the agenda. * * * The first regular PTA meet* tag will be at 2 p.m. that day in the gymnasium. "Put the PTA into Orbit” la the theme. Parents and teachers will meet and make plans for the school year. Color slides, "So This is Lots to Chew From at Food Fete tBy JANET WELL Poetise Press Boms Editor 5 NEW YORK CITY - If this Article sounds a little breath? Ifm, it’s because I am. We Rave been literally on the run 3br the past two days. had ton now puts out Its three "chez" cereals In a combination package of nine small boxes. PRESIDENTIAL TABLES Presidential tables from can’t Imagine aQ the labor-saving devices and foods you’ll probably 'have. He also announced his company's nsw products: dams a la king, mushrooms a la brandywtae, two varieties of cream cheese butter, then roll In i mixture of chopped fresh, chives and parsley. They're pretty and delicious. * ♦ * Luncheon today was In space. Wa entered the dining room ii JMMto a ntflFr~hfl!fY spacemen mads of aluminum PTA,” will he shown. A playroom for younger children will be provided. WHITFIELD STARTS The first regular meeting of Daniel Whitfield School's PTA will be at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday. After presentation of the an- , nual budget for discussion and approval, Mrs. William Coffii«, president, will announce details Of the group’s fair. Speaker will be Gerald White, elementary school coordinator, whose subject is "Curriculum in Our Schools." Purchasing of membership cards for October, PTA Month, will be stressed. Refreshments will be served by the -Isis rooms of Mrs. John &ecfc, Mrs. Glam Wolford and Mrs. Clarence Stolpe. Slate Card Party The Blessed Martin dePbrres and St. Joseph guilds of St Vincent DePaul Catholic Announce Gold Star Officers Oakland County Gold Star Mothers Chapter 34 elected of* fleers -for 196041 Wednesday evening in Bemis-Olaon Am-vets Hall. Serving with Mrs. Edward McDonald, president, will be Mrs. Carl Rutherford, first rice president; Mrs. Etna Riddle, second rice president; Mrs. Clarence Sutton, record-tag secretary; and Mrs. Leone Hagberg, treasurer. ★ * * hire. Rutherford will be historian and custodian of records; Mrs. Olive Burgess, chaplain and assistant • treasurer; Mrs. Luisa Mayottee, sergeant-at-arms; Mrs. Eva Welch and tars. Cedi Briggs, color guards. it it it Urn cancer pad project will be rammed this season and the group will remember the veterans at Oakland County Tuber culoeis Sanatorium at Thanksgiving. Refreshments 'were served by Mrs. Hagberg. Progressively Clean Up Plans for Saturday's BroomstickFun Members of Jimmy Dey Amvets Auxiliary, Post 12, rUscuvsed their annual dance, the Broomstick Whiri, when they met Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Theodore Kieffer on Lari Court, Orchard Lake. it it * The dance will be Saturday at the Veterans of Foreign Wan Hall .ta Keego Harbor. Chairman la Mrs. John Allen, assisted by Mrs. Leon Sirlta, Mrs. Peter Metes, Mrs. Silas Sadler and Mrs. Kieffer. Officer* installed by Mrs. Robert Brown, District 3 president, wow Mrs. Kieffer, president; Mrs. Orrin Huntoon, first vice president; Mrs. Silas Sadler, second rice president; Mrs. Leon Sirlta, secretary; Mrs. Keith Bigger, treasurer; and Mrs. Louis Hadden, sergeant at arms. Mrs, Lee Belanger assisted the hostess. Four Pagan Today in Woman's Section Jaycee Auxiliary Dines The auxiliary of the Pontiac Junior Chamber of Commerce combined its October meeting with a progressive dinner Wednesday. „ ■ >¥“T4r * * Hostesses were Mrs. Cramer Partridge of Wenonah Drive, Mrs. Willard Lewis of East Madison Avenue and Mrs. Donald Weddle of Kuhn Street * * * midget football game and a Fro basketball game on Oct IS. Members ere preparing a Thanksgiving basket for a needy area family. Mrs. Irving Merkovitz reported on a toy demonstration party sponsored by the auxiliary last month. . ♦ dr *- «. Guests at the meeting were Mrs. Marvin Grappbi, lbs. in addition to serving their cold cereals they served two breakfast coffee cakes which you’re sure to like. In the next few weeks 111 see that the recipes appear ta the paper. Rals- old-time presidents. A patriotic theme was carried out hi the dining room with red, white and bine tablecloths, flower* and candles. Each table had the flag colors onK: it’s an excellent table decoration fpr this election year. dr .ft Borden's president, H. W. Comfort, spoke about the kitchen of the future. Gals, you just the world, drank tea and nibbled at exotic foods from all over. I can give you a quick recipe from this party. • Cat slices of bread one-inch thick; use a tiny round cutter to cut out sandwiches. Spread the outside rim with mustard Mrs. James J. Nance of Lone Pine • Road, Bloomfield Hills (center) teds humored with n surprise citation by the. Village’ Womens Club Wednesday afternoon at a luncheon meeting at WBmM A i i Oakland Hills Country Club. Congratulating her at the season’s opening session are firs. Harvey Kresge (left) and Mrs. Brooks Marshall, both of’ • Birmingham.. eti and satellites Woe suspend-ed (This was an Alcoa and Wear-Ever luncheon). The program was an Interesting demonstration of what the Army has been doing with dehydrated meals. We sampled sane of the reconstituted food, which has an excellent taste. Our appetizer was deviled ham paste squeezed from a tube. This |g the type of food and food container that men In space ship* will be using. The luncheon commemorated also the 60th birthday of the Wear-Ever company. DINNER’S ARTY Wednesday night’s dinner was held ta the dtalqg room of the Metropolitan Ait Museum. This room has an enormous rectangular pool surrounded fay black-and-white rnlinmr* Carl .tallies figure# similar to those ta the Cranbrook pools are poised on dolphin* ta the water. The National proiter Council and the people who make Accent were our beets. FOWL BUYS ABE GOOD Goad news from the chicken industry: In the next few . months there will be a 20 per - cam Increase In the amount of chicken available. So chicken should continue to be a good bqy every week. The dessert we had is one you can easily copy. The wallers brought aramd whole pineapples, hallowed out and . filled with lemon and raspberry sherbet. Fresh fruit topped The dish and more fresh fruit was around the base. ^Rwas a perfect daaaart for *#,*-*' Saturday you cob read about the last two days of the conference. AD tiie foreign visitors hi toe hotel have been joined by a boat of General Motors 4 men. Our group of 160 food editors is outnumbered. ' ' 1 Training Helps for Goal Over 300 local members of toe Pontiac Area Ulnitad Fund Women’s Division house-to-house solicitation team attended a training session Wednesday morning at tin Waterford Community Activities Building. Directing the saorion with Mrs. Roderick Taylor were Mn. Walter Noffstager, Waterford cochairman; Mn. Fkiyd Foren, Lake Angelua cochairman; and Joseph Schultz, training chairman. it it it Waterford’s goal for this yeto is $3,722.79. Mrs. Noffstager introduced two of her area chairmenr Mrs. Leslie Howey and Mrs-Percy Dunn, who in turn presented their district chuirnu-n. ★ it it Introduced were tan. Carl Hoeoner, Mrs. George Audi. Mrs. Verne Haskins, Mn. How-ay. Mrs. Harriet Bendall, Mrs. Joseph M. Schood, Mrs. Francis P. Ritter, Mrs. Arthur Heiple, Mrs. Robert Moaere, Mn. Howey, Mn. John Crawford, Mrs. Paul Lund and Mn. M. A. Benson Jr., districts 1-13 respectively, all of Area L ■ #’ • * * Area n district chairmen named were Mrs. James Schultz, Mrs. Fremont Alden, Mn. DunWane Janes, Mrs. Garnet Smith, Mrs. Raymond Steele, Mn. Rudy Scbettling. Mrs. Richard Simpson, Mrs. Daniel Squires, Mn. Wayne Ostrand, Mn. Carlos Richardson, Mrs. Richard Bennett, Mn. Percy Dunn and IDs. Charles Banks, districts 14-26 respectively, - Waterford’s chairmen from Area m under Mrs. Elmer Johnson are Mn. Donald Newman, Mn. John L Walds, Mn. Howard Sullivan, Mrs. Paul Graves, Mrs. Gerald De-Wees, Mrs. James St. Louis, Mrs. Robert LaZeUe, Mrs. L. L. Schiefler, Mn. Basil Thompson, tan. Arthur Parker, Mrs. Robert Cover, Mn. Roscoe Goddard and Mrs. Albert Lyons, districts 27 to 39 respectively. a a a Area IV chairmen from Waterford under Mn. Norman Dunn are Mn. Charles Parker, Mn. William Reynolds Jr., Mrs. Henry. Fescher, Mrs. Harry Hammond, Mn. Johnnie Millmine, Mrs. J. H. McGuire, Mrs. Willie Bone, Mn. Niles J. Carlson, tars. George Bailey, Mn. D, A. Chapman, Mn. Kuja Kojiml, Mn. .Leotard Couturier, Mn. James Evans and Mn. George Stitt districts 40 to 53. h____ft___ft__^__'..7TT Schultz explained the organisational setup of toe Women’s Division and the Pontiac Area United Fund, reading actual cgse histories of the agencies supported. At the final orientation sea-slon Wednesday afternoon Pontiac areas 3 and A, under Mrs. Leonard Buzz, met In the Oom-munity Sendees Bufldhte. ' Adjusting a necklace for Mrs. John Londick of ^ Otsego Drive (center, fading mirror) who will model fascinating Fashions” from DSCor Shop and Alicia, Bndal Salon Thursday evening for Omega Alpha Sorority is Chairman Mrs. Norman O’Brien (left) also of Otsego Drive. Looking on are Mrt/feorge 5 aV'W ; / - ■'.•71 ;v. ■ v rew* eras IMa Turner of Pioneer Drive, pubTicity chairman; and Mrs. Joseph fox (right) of Starr Avenue, sorority president. Proceeds from the card party in Pontiac Federal Savings and Loan Association will be tagged for Cantp Oakland. ~ THE POST!AC PRESS, THURSDAY. OCTOBER «\ IMP Ladies Learn St. Joseph Boosters Still Aim Hi'ghl^es^!e .— _ . . . « ■ ■ Mrs. Matheny President of Gold Star Chapter 9 How to Plant in Winter Mn. Merit Yockey wit hostess to the take Angrius branch of the Woman’s National Farta and Garden Association Tuesday. The fledgllhg Booster’s Chib ot! St. Joseph Mercy Hospital is oft to an ambitious .start in Its second year of life. A dinner dance at Pine Lake Country Chib Dec. 3 will bo tke means of raising funds to decorate and furnish the father’s waiting room and the physical therapy lobby at the hospital. Moose Heart on Od*” dacted When members met Tuesday at the Disabled Amer-V.nriSTmOS Iran Veterans home on Auburn ' i Avenue were Mrs. Julia Thomae, Women of tbs Moose observed «rst vice president: Mrs. H. L. their Moose Heart Chapter Night Langton. second vice president; “Cbrtatmss in Cfctobcr" program 'Mrs, Erb, secretary; Mrs. at Moose Hell Monday. **rl Duemlcr, iivasOrer; Mrs. Mrs. Vernon Taylor, senior le.l^Jfg1 ***** gent introduced group chairman^** Ofwted. historian: Mrs Mrs, James Lafnear who opened the program by presenting Mrs. Flnvrf YuamAii nip«t lailinr IB ^ More than $4,000 was realised from the dance, end the once-dreary department was transformed. Partygoers had such a gay time that popular response en-l’ cou raged the boosters to increase . their number by adding II mdm-jj bars, electing officers airt/spon-!' soring a second project. / J Jton, tickets; Mrs. Charles Me-, Candles, orchestra and mistress 'lid ceremonies; Mrs.. Michael Bla-‘ hut. decorations; and Mrs, Clar-I Officers for the year Are George Taylor, chairman; /Dr. Joseph i Chandler, cochairnun; Dr. Michael Kozonls, ttckpts; Dr. John Naz, | entertainment j/ and Dr. Everett Gustafson, publicity. I Top Your Fall Costume with an I At the luncheon which closed tbs! j meeting tables were decorated with Clyb Planning Workshop The newly, formpd County Extension- Club is planning a ‘ Ootton Dress Workshop” Oct. as. The 12 members organized their club at a recent meeting in the home of Mrs. Ralph Irby on LaSalle Street, Water-' ford Township under the. direction of Mrs. M. A. Hardy, county extension agent. Future workshops will include Christmas decorating, re- Elegant Look in New Millinery given to the children at Chrlatmaa time. The next meeting will be Oct. IT. Plana are under way for the annual bazaar In November. Library Staff Fetes Retiree Twenty staff members of the Pontiac City Library honored Laura Cobb Saturday evening at a retirement dinner in Devon-Gables Tea Room. A gift was presented io Miss Cobb who has worked at the East Side and Adah Shelly Branches and also on the bookmobile, after a brief talk by PhylUa Pope, librarian. St. Joseph Hospital Booster's Club members eavesdrop on Tracy Mack-archer of Orchatjd Lake who is enjoying her wait in the tastefully furnished emergency room of the hospital. Boosters (from left) are Dr. Norman Behringer of Yarmouth Road, Mrs. John Petrakis of Witliamsbury Road, Dr. RaymonS Gamiardi of Endsleigh Drive and Oakland County Prosecutor George Taylor • wood refiniahing, all offered by the Michigan State Univer-alty Cooperative Extension Service. Karen is Surprised Karen Rasmus of Avondale Avenue, Sylvan Lake, Was honored at And Out of Cookie Box SCHIAPARELLI LEE SHAW AND FRANK PALMA exclusively at .. . a surprise birthday party Friday evening by $0 of her classmates!; at Washington Junior High School/ Some 82,241 fins in Canada last year caused property damage es- Keep Hands Busy Knitting where fashion is a look i . not a price. At Tuesday Tee Banquet Receive Golf Awards weight;" "Measure before beginning your reducing routine and then once a week from then on.**| Twenty-six member); of the Tues-iwon by Mrs. Thomas Zielinski and day Tee Golf Club gathered for a j third place, by Mrs. Retzlaff. banquet at Fox^ and /Noundr Inn I Second flight awards went to, Tuesday 'evening. / {Mrs. Dilyard Doolin, first;* Mre.| * * * Harold MacDonald, second; and | Mrs. Calvin Warner was chair-'Mr*. George Roberts, third, irnirn, assisted ^ M^Larry Reta- ^fbmen « ^ award, “d Mr,'i were Mrs. Harold Tire*, first; mnk 1 Mrs. Robert Taft, second; and Mrs. Richard Robertson, golft Mrs. Freeman Fredericks**, posite weight problem—that of un-”derweight. Knitting win help them; ''also because it is relaxing. So smart and woo rabid and naturolly by Mynotte. Sophisticated clean-line Simplicity for thd world of women. Superbly tailored of After gifts were presented to the' Wright watchers will be in good wool worsted. Hand washable. Mrs Leroy "Johnson "presi^rWracIrlSpTRrir knitting neriflds and] mett, second prise to Mrs. dames 'the coming year. Serving with Mrs.!stop nibbling, lor the week of Oct.f Valllns aad third prise to Mrs. Johnson wilt he Mrs Rj>tzlaff vice 8.15 has been set aside at National I! Valllns aad third prise to Mrs. Johnson will be Mrs. Retzlaff. vice 8-15 has been set aside as National [president; Mrs. Titus, secretory;,Knit-It-Yourself Week by the Na- Mrs. William Whitlow won first}10*1 Mrs. Newton Kilgore, treas-ntonat Hand Knitting Yarn Aaseria- jbiri; ™ ~ ' •ttofi/an educational group to tori | Mrs. William Whitlow is new golf j crease interest in this age-oldj chairman. • hand-craft hobby. Pontiac's most smartly dressed women LITTLE VYBRETTA COAT COATS Specially Priced at Arthur's, Arthur's have one of the most extensive collections of coots in this area. . You'll five . in this 100% wool plsto tuff. Flattering box ploat skirt Is topped with a Warm ups in sizes 3 to 6x. we have coats for campus, career, town, country, suburban, travel and dress wear. Keep the chill of winter wind and rain repeDea! coat. Patch pockets and „ bolted. . Vybrotta resists splitting or tearing, is color kart and wipe* clean with soap and water. * Fully orlon and- dyne! pile lined. Comes in bolgo, green -or Mack. r Site# f.te M bordered in braid. Oioom yours In lilac, gold or green. Sizes 7 to IS. Specially Priced we hove a wide range of sizes for juniors; misses, petities, and half sizes. because .you can choose such magnificent fur trims as fax, mink, beaver, leopard . 11 gorgeous fake. furs. . > v because ft washes! It repetls wind t and watei^ It's brimming with comfort features! Choose quilt or pile linings in charming styles for your miniature snow queen or king. the ultimate in quality, fashion and value are at ”*!ning in the First Baptist Church. The Rev. C. J. Johnson of the First General Baptist Church officiated at the candlelight nuptials before a background of white chrysanthemums, carnations and palms. Rosts at the church reception far lM guests were the Horace M. Tsdds of East Yale Av*eoe, parents of the bride. The bridegroom Is the sen of Mrs. EMe Appeertm on Qw program wereiM/ifUsarc Tm ir Mary Stewert. Miss Jones and •. ' vur Miss Patton at the piano and Betsy CltV HOSpitO I Agree, solotet. \ Mrs Walter Schmitt will present! The Mothers’ Club Group of the 29’ Gowns Made to Order INGRID’S Bridal Salon One of Oakland County** Largest 1 PERRY AT PIKE FE 8-3300 SPECIAL SALE 4“ Street aad James Franklin of TrufUat. The bridal gown of white Chantilly lnce over taffeta featured a molded bodice with roll cottar and bouffant skirt of tiered lace ruffles ending in a chapel sweep. Stik illusion retting fell to fingertip length from a crown of seed pearls and iridescent sequins. ;« ***.''•' i A corsage of pink rosebuds centered the bride's cascade bouquet' lot white carnations.. 1 Diana Todd attended her sis- ** and ,Jam” Reeling. -Donald i ter as honor maid. Bridesmaids “blorT'j|^0>al °*k "•« L were Rite Cot, Patricia Priest, I0*1® usbere^ . Linda Smith, Mrs. Rabble * * „ .. ! ■tamm .ai i i^i. •-_____- -a.. _ After i honeymoon in Northern sar "**•. | -MU ~~>u- j A Jadwt dm, of Ivory t , ,-; an,in DeauTmn ceomeT *399 Oak or walnut finish, $415 Grinnell's, 27 South Saginaw Street • FE 3-7168 • Extended Accounts Available Hodassah Units Convene Pontiac Chapter of Hadassahi Buffet luncheon was served by|| jwae host to over 190 women atfMrs. Edward Avadenka and her ) Temple Beth Jacob Monday for cochairman Mrs. Belmont Kersch-I the Central States Regional Meeting. Coffee followed registration taken by Mrs. Sam Stolorow and Mrs. Morris Kampoer. Mrs. Irving Schlyfestone, president of the local group, extended [greetings and announced the meeting’s theme as "Hadassah Keys to 'Fund Raising.’’/ Projects of the, [organization Include support of] Aliy&h (rehabilitation of Jewish youth), Hadassah Medical Organization (promoting medical- care -and education), vocational education (training men and women for ja place in Israel's expanding econ-jnomy) and the Jewish National (Fund (land reclamation). I Mrs. Carl Schiller and Mrs. Mor- -iris Adler, both of Detroit, were guest speakers. Zeta Eta Chapter Gets Together on Winkleman Drive Mrs. Pearson Wood of Winkle-man Drive was hostess for the regular monthly meeting of Zeta Eta Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority Tuesday evening. After a brief business session. Mrs. Joe Galardl. President, ln-t traduced Mrs. Maurice CleveringT of a local beauty shop who demonstrated the application and use of coemetics, assisted by her son! (Charles.' ■Jlrftr’w J GUests were Mrs. Leslie Mar-sac and Mrs. Roberta Demino. Mrs.. Thomas Bickley of Elizabeth Lake Road will be hostess for . Use extra-large needles, 2-strand knitting worsted for this wonder [I of WsmmsndTnhtfin ~ ----f Jffpmifrare hhautftffT^^ pull-over to top skirts, slacks. Ca-j bles give smart cowl effect Pattern 949: directions sizes 32-34; MHfUM. Send 35 cents (coins) for this pattern.— add 10 cents for each1 pattern for 1st-class mailing. Send j to The Pontiac Press, 124 Needle-craft Dept., P. 0. Box 164, Old Chelsea Station, New York 1L N. Y. Print'plainly pattern number, name, address and zone. U | Just off the press! Send now fur our exciting, new 1961 Needlecraft j| Catalog. Over 125 designs to cro-| chet, knit, sew, embroider, quilt,' weave — fashions, home furnishings, toys, gifts, bazaar hits. Plus ] free — instructions for six smart veil caps. Hurry, send 25 cents!! now! FORTY-TWO THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, OCTOBER g, i960 Gift Enterprise Glows Goings Make and Display Candles in Dixie Hill Shop By JIM LONG SPRINGFIELD TOWNSHIP — Charlie Going has a mission to life, a self-imposed challenge, a search for an unusual goal. And that is to make the world’s best candles. There are many who already think Going has attained his long-hoped-for position.* His sales reflect the qual-j 'rs^JThlef Breaks In either directly or Indirectly con-nected with the automobile indue-1 try. His candles are given by the' auto firms to clients of the industry or used for display purposes in the plant offices. Going and his wife, Paeia< sre the owned of Going Enterprises, loo., here, Their small display room and workshop, with six employes, alts atop a MU at the intersection of the Dixie Highway CLAKKSTON LIBRARY BOARD — At an important library board meeting yesterday, members established a new set of rules, put into effect today. Although the proposition for haying a township-maintained library was defeated by voters last year, cultural-minded residents are going ahead with plans for their library the board includes (from left) Mrs. Keith Hallman, pres-' ident; Mrs. Jack Frost, Mrs. Lewis Wint, Mrs. L.‘ Mark Oakley, Township Supervisor Duane Hunfall and the Rev. Clifford-Haskins. Lapeer Society Board Establishes Rules to Elect Three Area Agricultural Unit : to Vote Wednesday on New Directors for New Clarksto Library By REBA HEINTZELMAN CLARKSTON - Official regula-„ons for Clarkston’s free lending - library were established at a meet- Board, ing of, the library board yesterday l morning. IMLAY CITY-The election of| ‘ three directors of the L a p e ■County Agricultural Society, spon-j with the exception of • soc^of. the Eastern Michigan Fair, I minor adjustments. is acheduled for 8 p.m; Wednesday, fmember board decided to adopt All nenmne who nurchased sea-'byUlw# ,imllar t0 thow now being ; eligible to vote at the meeting, ■ which will be held In the commu-. nity room of the town hall here. Those whose term* expire next * week are AI Plerceall, secretary-: manager; Vernon Glbbard and * CM Buff. * Members of the nine-man board - 4 directors whose terms continue 1 ire Burt Sisson, president; Robert * vtignery, first vice president; Dr. * VI. C- Van Conant, second vice \ iresident; Dr. Charles Renshaw; ; larold McKillen; and Irvine Wd- * ton, treasurer. * h i * Pie recall and Weiton will report " -m the profits and operation of the With the new rules in effect.!will be assessed, regardless of books will be loaned far a period condition or original cost of the AH operation of the library Is of hot more than two weeks unless]item. The same charge will apply through volunteered help by meta-la request for an additional two to books damaged beyond repair. Ibera of the women’s dub, withjweeks is granted. A penalty fee * * * ~ ~ Nfw hours have been established (on the library which will be open 24 hours a week. They are from 3:30 to 8:30 p.m. Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday, and on Saturday from 10 a.m- to 2 p. The building will be dosed on Wednesdays - for a repair shop session by members of the womens’ dub. Honeymoon in Mountains : ROCHESTER — The State Mu-- lidpal Finance Commission yester-»lay approved the Rochester Com-. nunity School District’s $1.6 mil-ion bond issue for i TMs is the portion o( the fS.1 . million bond Issue passed May t . that wm he esed tor the Hist Established by the tiarketou Commanlty Women’s Clnb about six years ago, the llbraqr, located aext to the Commnntty Center an Mala Street, now has an enrollment of more than l.MO some financial aid and complete of 2 cents for each day a book maintenance of the building do- is overdue will be charged, natedby the Independence Town-| -A too «r ft fnr candle business eight years later. ] ^ess to the school corridors. I He raasacked the classrooms and priacipal’s office and thee broke Into the school cafeteria I where he ate three Ice cream ! ben. .Hi » gift product white on a buying trip to his store tu Dover. “We tried it, found It reasonably! “AM told. I doubt if he got successful and have been constant- ^®-" School Supt. William Medlyn ly perfecting all sizes and shapes . of candles.” $300 damage in the building, he In three years’ time, he said, he *■"■*•/ has developed 60 new candles. I Th* break -Jo was In 1>W, an avenge ef ! . • ■■■; dftiwi to both the Meadow -V-.-'. ■' , /I 1 WtSBR Slid Htuiilfn Echutds. ■ The remaining fundi will be use ‘ ater for the junior and senior high * rejects. Her only jewelry was a heart- 1 shaped gold locket, centered with 1 a diamond, a gift of the bride- 1 groom, .CD Director to Speak 1 AVON TOWNSHIP - Lewis C. urrandt, Oakland County GvUj Mense director, will speak on 1 urvival In caw of atomic attifek • 1 Wednesday’s 8 pm. meeting' ' .f* 1962-14 12.45* 1940-69 191* 1949-54 t|Af* 1962-64 5.45* '96-49"4”f| 1.79 | (Call at foam) i erase 3.9S 1960-68 11.95* 1940-69 3.9B* 1949-50 12.95* *S8-64"6" 5J5* ’50-59"*” B 179 i MVS iwtet MS IN44S* 2.95 1901-04 149 WVtlt 1960-66 11.95* 1926-69 3.91* 1930-62 9.95* 7.50 mT 1949-09 H 1J9 I Olds. 1940-10 17 JO* 104940 5.45* 1956-54 15.95* 1940-69 3.98* (CaRta Store) 1966-89 6.60* 1904-69 H . 2.89 1 Ptym. 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S OUNCE 2"W ran Can Iho * Thrifty Remit Tan Horn s PRESCRIPTION 148 North Saginaw St. Huron Street 4895 Dixie Highway Wa.CIvt THERE ARE HUNDREDS MORE EXCITING If SALE SPECIALS ON DISPLAY FOKTY-gQO* THE PQNTIAC PRESS, TffllRSPAY, OCTOBER C, HHU) ijE^'JOHNNIE DISCOUNT" BRINGS YOU BIGGER-THAN-EVER... ^CUNNIIIGHAM'S-KIIISEL'S 71" DISCOUNT PRICES on DRUGS tllEJJILLIQUlO UPJOHNS UNICftPS I r MM. «no» capwlwj fcmiMMIITUUIt FOUNTAIN SPECIAL! 100 ASPIRIN |1 5 CRAIN TABLETS rat waicuiiviHiiiuii immiu»n H6UI V fAA GIANT BIRTHDAY SPECIAL! PIECE PINK FLOWER SERVICE %J99 rGRADE FRANKFURTER ON SOFT BUN ’E.tS* WHO A Larg# Mon Off Orange Cra»h A Mclm nOc Anniversary Pried ! *—V/»" Platts, A Salad Platas. 4 Pratt Ploiat, 4 Capa, 4 Satcars^ 1—1“ plater, 1—10ft" Vegetable Pish. Beaatifally save sie.oe a year SUPREME ELECTRIC HAIR CUPPER^ET With Attachmuiits REGULAR SI 0.98 IJLOO VAUII W UttHT WKIAHT, EASY TO NANDU POLYETHELENE LAUNDRY BASKET SALE PAYS THRU SUNDAY 1 LOW DISCOUNT PRICES ON SMOKERS NEEDS! 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M— IptSi SHAVING^; BRUSH >"* A II.H Vatwrl Aft TINCTURE ^ ,JeI Green Sup H OUNCI 49* 1^ THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, fKrTOBKK ft, HHU) kohty-fi V& SUPER DISCOUNT'SAVINGS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT! BKIHBIW SaL-MMTKM! <%0' * •• SEIL-O-BRATION SPECIALS! MBIRTjHPAY SAVINGS SPECIAL1 FULLY AUTOMATIC! V U.L APPROVED QUALITY! FLAVORAMIC ELECTRIC 15 CUI COFFER MAKER C SHOP and SAVE at unninghi YOUR FRIENDLY NEIGHBORHOOD DRUG STORES FOUTY-SIX TF|E POXTIACftRESS, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 6, IfrO LBI at one of PONTIAC'S FINEST RESIDENTIAL HOTEL ROOM ond BOARD *83 00 Per Month The convenience of hotel living, with ell the edv#n~ tag** of e private home pro yours at the AUBURIN HOTEL. Cleen comfortable rooms, for private or semi-private occupancy, 'dining room and recreational lounge, maid service. The hotel Dining Room serves a variety of your favorite, foods for each of the 3 meals per day. You will select your meals from a menu, as shown below MKNU . Choice of Beef Stew Creamed Chicken Roost Beef Roost Pork or Hamburger Steak and Soiod Vegetable Milk Tea Coffee The Auburin Hotel is conveniently located near the downtown business section, handy to transportation, Visit us anytime, wa will be delighted to show you how easily you can make the Auburin your home PHONE FI 2-9239 OR MAIL COUPON, for .further information. I—- MAIL COUPON FOR FURTHER INFORMATION —- j TO: AUBURIN HOTEL 464 AUBURN AVI. PONTIAC, MICHIGAN NAME .............. ADDRESS .......... CITY . .......... AGE...... MARRIED PHONE ...... SINGLE Jackie Kennedy [to Get Into the Act I WASHINGTON people are for Jack,” she explained. "Whst tt they’re not?’’ a report-' er asked. "Then we leave them a folder! and fact sheet,” she replied. . 1 That Noise Is the Sound of Red Propaganda By BOB CONHD1NIC NEW YORK — The current Issue of “U4L8Jt.“ the Soviet Union's English language pin- lag aitMs by Boris LeOUMev entitled "Visit at Peace aad Friend* — Pint Anniversary at Nikita Khrushchev's Tour Of The United States." Its picture layout shows acres at thrilled Americaas, waring aad Mowing kisses at a benevolently smiling Nikita la Pittsburgh. The article ro nr hides: Khrushchev's Visit to the Cal-tad Slates la many way* pip. mated thp ereadan of favorable fa tare contacts aad hnataessUke More Dominican Sugar Would Not Help' Nation WASHINGTON (UPI>—TV State ! Department has dented that increased sugar imports , from the Dominican Republic would give that country and undeserved windfall. Instead, it said yesterday, the Dominican Republic would be penalized as much as M3 million by a two cents a pound fee on Dominican sales. | The department made the statements in reply to , a Venezuelan | protest against U.$. plans to buy fbugar from the Dominican Re-Ipubllc to make up pari of the 700.-000 tons formerly imported from f CEILING TILE 16"x32" Qf h FI. ACOUSTIC TEE 12"x12" 12- Acrylic Latex Exterior MASONRY PAINT ; “ *3.40 . WALL BOND 1ST GAL. _2ND GAL. Rubber TjkJScb. Vinyl JfcJt WALL 00VERIN8 79c 54" High — Ua. Ft. ■■V * '■'f'YHri'riM"'' '■ ■.....tfWW Brit"-' • ton Fatal • Sunn 0 Olaa* butt , . | F.itartar Prlutr WHITE PAINTTJ1.69 GAL. Spotter Asphok TOT PloEtie JM WALL TILE 1 Unglosed Ceramic FLOOR TUI *i« . ■ Akaat 214 Sr. Ft. Newest Patterns Plastic | / COUNTER TOPS 73 orr Special Sale FLOOR COVERING Vinyl Plastic Pint Quality AH Tilot at CARLOAD PRICES We Are Yeur AUTHORIZED SANDRAN DEALER k TILE OUTLET U YOU Don't Buy From US. We BOTH Lose Mossy 10S5 W. HURON ST. FE 8-3717 Plenty of Parking Hours: Moo.. Tkurs., Fri. 'til 9 — Tuts., Wad., Sat. ‘HI < I Pontiac'* Largosl Armstrong Doctor I BUD ENGLIHART I Personally Invites You to the I Grand Showing of the I ONEDERFUL 1961 Chevrolet l" FRIDAY, October 7th FREE GIFTS far EVERYON^ ill Oakland f t it Cass % FEderal 5-416) , . . and Especially at CONSUMERS CENTER . . . the things yea need tor the Fell eeeeen ere here at ear everyday discount prices. Came in end ' our 16,000 Sg. Ft. of Values. Use ear layaway plan far year convenience. "HUNTING SUPPLIES' Men's Red Seiel Frys' Polished Cettoo SNOW SUITS Gum un«d (er‘ warmth, upper (root, knit euff aad bottoms with matching My. A terrific value. Sleee I to 4, color* iBtJilli SJ99 Children's Polished Cotton SNOW PANTS Quilt Lined to keep warm. Colors, bluo, rod, gray. Sizos 3 to 7 Why Pay Mare— Our PHco $|77 HERSHEY'S GIANT SIZE BLOCK in MILK CHOCOLATE almond MR. 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Army Duck, Large Blood Proof Game Pockets with Opening Through sides of coat. Large Utility Pocket*..Two Rows of Adiustabl* Shell Pockets. Corduroy Collar and Cuff Linings frmtirs 119.95^ Our Price ................ Men's Red, Polished Cotton Hunting COAT Cotton Treated with Impregriote for Water Repellent. 4 Pockets, Largo Game Back' Pocket with Zipper, Quilt Lined. Heavy Duty Zipper Front. Detachable Parka, Pile Trimmed. £aoj£Jiu_2l7;95;_Oiii^ri«^i Men'* Poplin Red HUNTING PANTS ISu*d bottom*' ,UM* ** •#“,*rt **d »•«“*. slpper fly. Compare li*.M—o*r ph** Bush Brown HUNTING PANTS I of heavy ouaUty dock, slpp treat, com tea material. Very Camper* M.to—Oar Mu Men's Pelisksd Bed Cettsa HUNTING PANTS Knit Bottom Pant*, Zippor Fly, Quit Lined, Water Repellent, 4 Poe-fc*H|^*|i“riabjeJtock_Strag;_COMPARj_$l0.9S. OUR PRIC1 . ■. *727 Men's Flonnel Hunting SHIRTS LongtaiT* Rugged. Long Wear-ing, full cut for comfort* Heavy weight for extra warmth. Red or .Black Plaids. 14 to 17 Compare 4.95 Oar Price Other Fhsnnei Shirts ...... Asst. Plaids and Colors..... $J47 ft" GAME VEST A fin* zipper front, water repellent, army duck vast. Two roomy cargo type slash pockets; of shell pockats. Util- 37 four n ity pockets, £ large rubber «I lined game bag in back. Compare $4.95. 3 Two-Piece Insulated HUNTINB UNDERWEAR RCA Flashlight Batteries 9 Greatest cold weather protec-, lion. 100 par cant Bonded Act-fate Insulation. Maximum Warmth and'Minimum Weight. *617 HUNTING SOCKS 40hfe Wool,. 18", Length Men's Insulated Sox B For -warmth, fully cushioned from 6“ „ln tweeds, nylons, smUtH* yfl„ rious ityfes. Controlling trim: Discount priced. . MEN’S HUNTING CAPS Genuine WoaMeh !**s»'> HUNTING BOOTS 97 Leather Lined and Insulated 0 All Styles • Sizes 6 to 12 'Men's Polished Cotton Jacket Quilt lined. Zipper A mmu mm front — 2 slash 1^87 pockats, elastic tide inserts for bef- far fit. Green and Ra 8 up Mtn't Men'* Navy Oxford Desert Boots Genuine U.S. Navy. Last find quality, upper leather, Goodyear welt innersoles. Sixes 6 Leather ond suede ftawuppers. Many colors 14 f and stylos in stock. ** ■ Sizes 6 to 11. S Everybody's wearing tights. Tots and ■ teens. Get .yours early In the season when you ccsft save so much. i Sizes S-M-L Block. M. loyal I |#CONSUMERS ^BgjffNTERj DISCOUNT DEPARTMENT*STORE ___178 N. Saginaw St. THE PONTIAC PRKS8, THURSDAY, tXTOBKK #. 1IM0 Maybe That'a Why He’a Reeling to the U.W. Were On to Khrushchevs Dirty Politics tjNITB) NATIONS, N, Y. (APiKhroahchev* setbacks at thoja ftowkig Western awareness of — An Important factor in Nikita United Nations teems to haw beenj'vbit makes the Kremlin tick. Thera la genera) agreement among moat informed Westerner* that foe Soviet Premier demanded far more than he expected to gat jin hi* major offensive against Secretary General Dag HammankJoM land the world organization's structure. It it now becoming apparent that he overplayed hi* immediate purpooe*. Serkma ob- the Weat baa, become fairly famil- povni pt__ stog ie the way of the Rdfoiqns h, with htohabtta. Under Khnuh-*0*, » °—»chav the Russians cnmktentiy « Wookond Together , . ♦ * * have exaggerated their demands. LONDON ilMJuean DUabeth giT,u R * nothing new tor Khrushchev taken what they could and then |j and Prince Philip will spend a PiwWaaboft Castle There are no to overplay his hand. He has done fallen back to prepare for the next long weekend Oct. 21-25 with Klng!amu«ements for any public *A-ntany time* before, and'assault. Frederick and Queen Ingrid -------------- Jane Lee Entire Fall COAT Collection Regularly Priced at*29.99 *28 Smart collection of brand new tweeds, fleeces and blends. New silhouettes and warmly lined. Qcme£i *1 N. SAGINAW ST. DOWNTOWN ONLY That would suit Khrushchev’s MODERN SLEEP SHOP THE HOME OF BEDDING BARGAINS f»dmnllo^ mm linerspring Mattress A ^ith heavy rolled edge sides, jy .. Full or twin size. Same low price for matching box spring. $i7*5 Empire Mattress Pre-buitt borders. 4 handles for ERICA easy turning. Plenty firm. Match-ing box spring at the same low price. Full or twin. Presideit Tuftless Mattress Are-built borders. 4 handles for easy fuming. Full,or twin size. Matching box M #i|uu spring at same low price. COMPARE WITH ANY $69.50 MATTRESS- Spies Sapporter fcy Serta 53995 Extra firm 10-year guarantee. An absolute "must" tor people with troublesome backs! Gives the font possible support. Quality in every stitch! Damask, ticking. Full, twin; Same low price on matching box' spring. Tuftless. . .... Extra, extra firm! 20-vear guarantee. A rtii uii' ii n-mmi hi pinwwiiini *i Same tow price on matching -box spring. Button free! $4450 sun niracr sleeper 6REMBIIR run QUILT AT OUI LOW. LOW DISCOUNT PRICES! MAPLE BUNK BIDS ig Bunk-uard Rail. 150 All Steel BED FRAMES WM ( SfSS HOLLYWOOD BED *3995 MODERN SLEEP SHOP Fi 8-9551 FURNITURE and BEDDING FE 8-9551 N# Money Down ftpripe lamTnorai ^ &*scount °/ ^,Be Furniture MHACU MILE SH0PIR6 CENTEK. MIME UU (Next to'luk) CURT CRAWFORD Personally Invites You to the Grand Showing of the ONEDERFUL 1961 Chevroldt FRIDAY, Ocfobar 7th FREE GIFTS for EVERYONE FEdaral 5-4161 /’ FORTY-SKVljlf r I Prof. !ier>ell QeGrafT «f 'Cornell says that oa a worldwide basis the typical family puts forth about 60 par cool of Its productive effort for aocwrtng food. In the United Stales, homivqr, A typical family uaea only 25 per cent of llta dlapoaabie income for food. Having loet a cold war round the Rukdana — if they run true to form — probably now will lay down a heavy verbal artillery barrage to cover a tactical retreat. | Khrushchev's angry words and lections in the General Assembly, j aroused fears the Russians were 'prepared to wreck the U. N. If | they found they could not rim it to Isulth themselves | i But there are grave risks at this 'moment in trying to destiny the world peace /organization. The chances are that Khrushchev, weighing thorn risks, will attempt |to Salvage what he can and present what Is'left to his people at home as a victory for Soltot policy. In some respects, in fact. Khrushchev may consider he has won something important. LIKE HORSE TRADES Khrushchev, a man with a peas-j nt background, seems to view world politics as something like plain, old-fashioned hone trading. Horse trader Khrushchev sought to-eliminate obstacles to U. N. had] ________J__|_____ Every item in our more than mitffon dollar inventory hat been drastically reduced for this once-a-year storewide sale. If you need carpet now... or will need it in the near future ... avail yourself of this opportunity to save! • PLENTY OF SALESMEN ON HAND #FREE DELIVERY ANYWHERE • NO SALES FINAL UNTIL YOU ARE SATISFIED £ Storewide Sale Savings on j CONTINUOUS ; nUMENT NTL0N w or * - J 1 DuPONT mr SOI LOOP NYLON TWEED A thick looped boucls ' nylon pile in f fasci-1] noting colors. Continu-i 0US filament nylon - will not fuzz or pull and, is A very tightly woven " lovely nylon pile in_ 1 small loops. Chooss ! from beautiful tweeds. 1 in brown tones, spice. almost indestructible.-' Guaranteedfor ton yrs. i Usually $9.98 sq. yd. ! Guaranteed for ten yrs: T a g g o .d at Beckwith-Ivons for $B.9B, $798 i n $£98 Q ri- ri- 100% NYLON PILE TWEED fxcetfanf qualify wtrha wear guaranty*. Currant 1960 fabric W12* wic Usually $5 yd Salt priced below most dealers cost today. WOOL PILE TEXTURED WILTON WOOL AND NYLON PILE TWEED A good quality tweed 3 excellent tweed combinations. 12’ wide Usually tells for S5 yV ta !. L *■••!*» •Mrl.l parrh... | at tt rail. It cf lha nTcaat oalara i apaclaariM'atria" altar!**' * Vamaa. mat. I«*% arlaa leap jOa. A V , »ar» ipaatal puakiiaa. If wl.a la a laarix ralar. I.aall, aall. far (*.**, na* -aiaaaallaaa*. gala priaaS kaiav -f.alara' aari a. a itula. Item. e $C’8 fc9» . 0 1 Lin. Yd. J Sq. Yd. ri Sq. Vd. • GREEK KEY WILTON ■ lovely geometric pattern. Srfovaly colors. Usually 3-PLY WOOL PILE TWIST An amazing special purchase of a fin* qualify all wool pile twist, V in honey, beige, green, gray and aqua. Usually $7 98 sq. yd. TEXTURED WOOL PILE WILTON i graceful wave effect Good quality, 12'-15' Storewide Sale Savings on :ury Beckwith-Evens offers you the largest and finest 'luxury department' In the entire area. W# carry on hand quantities end oualitiis that rther. dealers, wouldn't dare consider. Our entire' stock, without exception has been., marked down for this sales event. LUXURY TEXTURE $10.98 jq. yd. LUXURY TWIST.....$ 9.98 sq. yd. LUXURY PLAIN.............$10.98 sq. yd. 1 >mr iUti plala . . . ptaah ... aakk, Curat rahria we n PMianhi. Brie*, nrllil, while, 1W|«*« ..* e*M. Mew. tea.,', r.plai—wt rat. ACCENTED B0UCLE - $ 7.98 sq. yd. Tee, SM nu calu .... at mlnrtW| calen Ote.Hr SIS. Sal. prims trim. *.r rat rfplaeeawnt eeat trill THICK WOOL TEXTURE $ 9.98 sq. yd. A aetU. eat pile tartar* ritl umt imp., an m raaulalaa Merit. Brim, nr f.U r.li replaeMMal ml LOOP WOOL TEXTURE $ 9.98 sq. yd. Sw aM Iwp a* rata. at IS. Mme rim. SR In* rartrattaaf crp.tr. • emr itlMi. Bri.w f.N rail replacement ml. J • O' 0 •—o» 0 9 lint Quoliry a HEAVY OUT a PILE OOTTON i; •' • o—• . • First Quality WOOL PILE Taxlsnd Wilton aq. )1 tala prlctdl .claw Saaiara' *| • ■ Mm Sq. Yd. tjgw * W Sq. Yd. FirtQ Quality WOOL PILE Eubtstad Wilton ALL WOOL PILE BARK ■ A special purchase in plains and tweeds. Very unusual decorator combinations. All 12’ wide and sal* priced .at over || yd. below most dealers cost tqday. WOOL PILE TEXTURED WILTON WOOL PILE EMBOSSED WILTON I First Qsiolity CUT PILE * WOOL PLAIN Sq: Yd. First Quality WOOL PILE Tutsrwl Wilton Zinltn«_ qa.m^ kea.Twriyht «. l Sat. priced First Quality * 100% NYLON a PILE TWEED A rental HrrkiH ft Si rrib I. I *• * Cti IS' aWthe. Sufite. SerraitoM • 'tfhtlr w.ra taep. Mt haeatftal ’6’\ > tifktlr . Deal "$^55 I. Yd. Sq . Yd. • Beckwith-Evans • Open 'til 9 P. M. Every Night Except Tuesdays Until 6 P. M. • Convenient Credit, Too, Only 10% Down .. . 3 Years to Pay ONI OP THI WORLD'S 4000 DIXIE NWY. OR 4-0433 NOW CARPET YOUR HOME THE EAST WAT .. . FREE HOME SERVICE 1 W YOUR OWN NOME A J.Wpkaa.^ma OB «-C4W CALL Hntalftw,r i l.ritaa at ftaaa amafkqi Mg. where. Cbaaaa r.ar carpal mb Way mra can akalr . . . right Sjrwvrs •* OR 4-0433 . V . : ^f$akJi * FOEftT-glGHT TkE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, OCTOBER g, 1060 ^ To Uk New Make-Up Man, Too Nixon Will Pretty Up for Debate WASHINGTON . , The Bucs also made several fine defensive plays to stop the Yanks from getting too bold In tanning the bases. A fine play cpme in the second inning when Skinner took Richardson’s low liner in left field. A perfect peg to Bill Maseroski at second got Berra who tried to get back to the bag. PRESS BOX CROWD — It was a full house at Forbes Field in Pittsburgh Wednesday afternoon as Pirate fans got' their first chance in 33 years to see the post-season classic. ■ Of the two big Yankee guns, Roger Maris and Mickey Mantle, Pirate pitchers Vernon Law and Blroy Face were able; to bring Mantle to a point of frustration. I , ~ ~"Tr ______ £ it it > PITTSBURGH (API—The Pitts- Maris bomered In the first Inning and-also picked up^!? two singles but Mantle was able to gain only a walk for his ^ rt ^m> ng -the openln* efforts. Twice Mantle watched three strikes go by him. Homers played a big part In the opener and the Yankees threatened with the long ball down to the doaMe play which ended the game Yanks Like Any Other Club, Bucs Find Northern Michigan ranks 17th in the United Press Intemstionsl poll of small college football teams. Hillsdale is in a tie for 19th. Western Michigan also got some votes. * at rwwn BIO HOMER — Bill Msserbsld. who started the double play that ended Wednesday'* first game of the World Series, scores following his home run in the 8-4 Pittsburgh triumph over the Yankees. He is being greeted by Don Hoak, who scored ahead of game of the World Series, found out a couple of things about the New York Yankees that they suspected all along. Maseroski gave the Pirates a 5-2 lead with a 870 foot blast ‘'They’re like any other dub,” over, the left field scoreboard scoring Don Hoak ahead of him *£“. Elroy Face. 'They can be Maseroski scored the final Pirate run trf the «th,.ltmUML.JIe!pl!f’,e® £ J singled and. cirne home on Verdon’s double. •_ . A™! can scare y°u* **M — Elroy Face, the firemaix of the Pirate bullpen snuffed, out! the Yankee in the 8th inning but was on shaky ground in the! final stanza. « Tony Kubek napping. Kubek drew the error—after convincing the scorer’s that the responsibility was his, not Berra’s — when no was at second to take the throw by the Yankee catcher. •We just didn't get together,'^ said Yankee second baseman Bobby Richardson. "Either .‘ Dick Groat. could have gotten thought the other had it.” -Groat’ who was at bat when! Vlrdon took off, said Vinton was! Face, The scrawny relief running on his own, that he Law left the mound after singles by Hector Lopes and Maris. Psee came in and proceeded to strike out Mantle and Bill Skowron and forcing Berra to fly oat. Gil Mc-Dougald started- the 9th wlttr a single, and after Richardson bounced oat Elston Howard, batting for Ryno Duyen, parked the ball over the right field screen. . Kubek then got I its third single of the gome and with only one out Pirate f ins started bussing about the awesome Yankee power which was to follow. * p it it it 1 - Lopez however prevented Marls or Mantle from getting another crack at the ball by bouncing a grounder to Maseroski who started the double play to Stuart via shortstop Groat. When the final pntout was made, the public address system Immediately broke loose with the record which holds the top-tune of the day ranking In Pittsburgh— "Beat ’Em Bucs”. Hie prominent line of the record which Is repeated, goes: .. "The Bucs are going all the way, all the way, all the way.” (It. 1c Slinw 9#i Iha a# PaMinlAam Daaao i [pitcher who helped the Bucs get jfat after. 33 years between pennants, who saved the victory for starting pitcher Vernon Law. “We knew they had power, said Groat, pivot man at short o the wrapup doubleplay, "but they (strike ao-testf n’t flashed the hit and run sign. And Groat admitted that it was "a bad play" when he tried to gp from first to third on Dick Stuart's third inning single to left Is sung to the melody of CamptownJRaces). In the locker room the Pirjries have -taken the - song heart. There Is no doubt In manager Danny Murtaugh’s mind that toe Bucs won't go all the way. A crowd of 38,678 paid a net gate of $233,280.24 for the "You go into the ninth inning and you figure you've got it made. And then bing, blng, bing! You’re in trpuble.” The Pirates -also were in trouble in the fourth inning, when Bill Virdon’s running catch of Berra’s long drive to right center saved a 3-1 lead. That catch, with Vtr-don reaching over Roberto Clemente as they bumped slightly, was the turning point. I guess we both were calling ] said Vlrdon, "but the [crowd was yelling so much neither one of us could hear. I didn’t even see him.” "It wasn’t because of my sprained ankle, or the fact it was a World Series game. The ankle hurt when I tried to put some- . .. Hardly any of the Yankees saw? •*?!!. J opener. It was only toe 18th game victory In history for Vinton in the first Inning. when|CrJn- " the ,act ,hat 1 the Pirates. They have lost 15 games In World Series play, [he pulled a delayed steal of sec-f In the second Inning because t'l trying to get even. How the hell do you know in the eighth or ninth inning you're going to get a man on base? Fenner Wisconsin star Dal* Hackbart has beca added lo4he roster of the Oreen Bay Pack-' will piebahfy- bo a given ap a search for a guard due to some outstanding play by plaeeklrker Move Myfera. Fenner All-America Jim Mwlak hae quit the Dali** Texaus. Two College Gridders HaveCaoght2thssK "The best thing that club was . get my'left fielder (Lopes) out and you know he’s Jhe best to [hit -to right field. But they get letlc director him out." By The Associated Press I sophomore end, wasn't listed on Washington State Is the passing-(the Cougars' pre-season three-*------------------------------ —■—- ■*—“J a gee lnkrttnr lest team in major college .toot-iz~~r . Pepper Martin, former St. Louis ball at this stage of the season r”* at But in two Cardinal great, will become ath- and Hugh Campbell Is the reason. *"11}'* *inc* then- ** h“ hauled 1-41 _ Ji. * iL. A. . . —' r . I in 91 nutaoe fnr TK a.owl. | _ m _ 81 passes tor 336 yards and Campbell, a 8-toot-l, 183-pound flv* touchdowns. Tthought orftrtt It was tr line drive to (Gil) McDougald (Yankee third baseman). I started to turn back. That delay did it. Law, who gave up a first-inning home run by Roger Maris, also admitted to some mistakes. "! I made more mistakes in the first two innings than I did all season," he said. “I only walked one batter, but it wasn't my game. I was behind on a tot of hitters. I couldn't keep my pitches tow. n’t pitched much during the having won 85 games lost 50 and tied one in World 8eries his- BucFansTake Win in Stride PITTSBURGH (AP) - Pittsburgh Pirate fans didn't get too worked up Wednesday over Pirate's 6-4 victory over New York in the World Series opener. At least outwardly, they took the victory in stride. 'I’ve seen livelier Sunday nights," one policeman remarked Wednesday night. Downtown streets were no buster than usual. Most of the crie- BLOCTUNG (MULL — The Walled Labe grk^ers have put In plenty of hard work preparing for Uieir big Friday heme gome 5'galnst Waterford. Huge tackle John Van SfcfcMn Mtt the blocking pad held by guard Larry Hemming. !T“ -ir I Pitching was the Yankees' problem. "ft was the type of game, 1 IlJftgUig. where if we getjapg rnnBecifiSesrei 1 Hove Seen Livelier Sunday Nights/ Claims Pittsburgh Policeman Bill Voas of Hardin-Simmons also has caught 21 passes in three games, but has gained «fly 195 yards* and scored once, j Never before since the NCAA [Service Bureau has been compiling statistics have two players had as many as 42 catches between them -at this ...stage. And only once has a player caught mace than 21 in throe games—Ken Buck, College of Pacific, with 23 in 1953. Four of the previous week's Individual* major college leaden imaged to hang onto first place id four new ones, Including Campbell, turned up, the. NCAA statistics show. Dave Hoppman of Iowa State continued to lead in total offense and rushing. In three games, Hoppman has gained 551 yetda total to 549 tor Jim Wright of Memphis State, and has picked up :431 yards on the ground, 0 more than Bob Gaiters of New Mexico State. Gaiters was idle last week but continued to lend in scoring with -,0 points. Glen Adams of Army in punt returns with 187 with five in three games two short on the college roe- - got four runs," «id Ma«uie7c.-l , "p^T ™ Z ** ^'antonio of O**- sey Stengel i ter- "a > makes a bald announcement as to how -befr-tnotlng in the World Series which-had the. -t~ ptnetr hit tor TCteWT B^r AP Phatal 2nd game today at Pittsburgh. The viewers are - also Pirate fans._____ ____ - ■*&-------—.............. O Plan Tip. -IT H As veterans of The Pontiac Press sports department, it hurts our pride to admit that the new member of our staff, Don Vogel, la the leading Grapevine picker n* the 1980 football sea enters the, 4th week. SwanU Vogel, heretofore known as the G nest, holds a three-game edge aver Swamis Chuek Abair and Bill Cornwell and leads Swami Bruno Kearns by a whopping nine games.' t E**1 weekend was a rough one for the association of crystal ball gazers. Birmingham Sea-bration seemed confined to, fi-N*’* 1°®* stumped everybody as did defeats for Wayne State, Notre Dame, St. Michael, vate parties at hotels and night [Southfield and Mt. Clemens. "'■Se atmosphere was a great Ther* are Kme real tou*h,M *«ain this week for the Grapevine pickers. ajBsHflWeni than that of a week l .»»•■ ' '(1MHI tSMMl Pontiac Central Arthur BUI , Arthur Northern Pontiac Northern Pontiac North. M. _Wall*d Lake Brlahtop West Bloomfield Weat Bloomfi. ago when the Pirates rolled into town after clinching the National League flag. Some 300,000 Pittsburghers flocked downtown Arthur Hlll-Po Fartalnatoo-PC....... WALLu) LAKE-WaUrfbrd Bi^h^PnEOT JBJAXMmiXD Berkley-SOUTHFIELD itself even failed to great jubilation among footers. The left field % usually die scene soatoogthe wildest cheering, was was by one Pitts- Men and women in the left Id bleacher* were so ^cpiiet youM have thought they were a an outdoor PTA meeting. No Courlt for Krarrror (AP)—The Australian Lawi) Tennis Association voted Wednesday night to tea, MOO of coufta owned by i______ felljr organizations to Jack Kram-er's pro troupe. -coax WELL Clawson Lake Orion tjaw'purk Put«cr»ld Northvllle Ortonvllle —* Northern Port Huron Madison Lake Orion tTDCN- Aaaa Cf*_______ UCmOAN-Duke lchltan BUto-tow a _ oirersltT Of DWtrott-ClNCINNATT WMTWp'ifiCHlOAN-BowUnf Oreen *■*—-wona i-Colta . V Tement ’emdls"’ Awl Park hn NorthrUla OrtonvIUo Flint Northern TOTAL OFFENSE , ______ . O Fler |. Hoppman, Iowa si, , - i ^ _ w I- Johnson. N. Mew, St. I » S §. Furman. Ten. Weat. ] n an f. Olbbs. Mias. S M Si f. Kilmer, UCLA | M S » Miller, Wise. I tt 8| ». Gaiter., n Me* St._____ I M Ml ■CiaiNO OFFENSE , -______ G Beehee Tie. I •ffPP’naa. Iowa m. 3 64 qt S Oaitere. N. Max. St. J S Ml I. Larechetd, Utah St. j .11 sis 4. M. Jonee. Art*. St. 3 -■ IS SIS I Orayton. Oregon 3 M MS * Atkins. H. Me* SI. 3 » SB J. Ferguson, Ohio St. I 34 M) Syracuse 3 34 MS Is If a Bird?-Is It a Plane? PITTSBURGH (AP) - Just be- . fore the start of Wedneaday’s St. Mike St. Oltmunt Memphis Dryden Lapeer Mlehtean Mlchlean suite St- James St Clement OL St. Mary Feradal* Memohla Lapeer Micntaan U 1 hI0W<5 Detroit Weitern We stern *Mlch|»an Redskins PS55‘ Steelers Hades Boston WV Boston CASEY GRIM—Casey Stengel stands grim-faced in the Yankee dugout as a Pirate double play, ends his last hope for a victory in yesterday’s game. Hoosier Gets PCC Ace Hotes-inone have been scarce 1 this year at Pontiac Country Grib Oeorrla Tech MlseleetUDl Ohio State Notre Dame Ohio I___ Notro Daao . [ftSa to notch PCCs 2nd ace of the season. >• 1 f Raul Penn of Goshen, Ind.l visiting in die city, seed the 135-yard 8th hole at PCC' with a 9-iron (under the watchful eyes of Ken Keefe and Bob Merritt, f [shot 41-42—OS, ' . i out.of a small plane and drifted over Forbes Field in a parachute. Jack Heatherington, 30, eif Me-' Keesport, Pa., landed unhurt on the roof of a building not tor from the field. A fireman by prolesitap and a parachute jumper by avocation, Heatherington told police who arrested him that he made the jump because he toet a bet Ms bet was that the Pittsburgh Pirates wouldn’t win the National League Heatherington said he had no intenttoa of landing 0 Forbes Field because || woe "afraid 0 hitting nuns body to the stand*.’’ ' He was hdd in'eatody until gp-Be* figured cut' .whet charge. If fero, would be prMBrwj ,jr v , THE POXTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY. OCTOBER C. I960 FIFTY 'Green' QBs Meet Friday at Saginaw \fs\ • t § I - ★ it' it it it * \ it it it Ws Pomeroy and Darnell of Wf/SOD COPSlderS 49erOu 'Big AIR FORCE ACADEMY, Colo, was moved from 'one place to] API — Billy the Goat ie going i another both to 4vMd his detec-ome to Navy blue and (old; tkm by Navy sleuths end for the * * * lolefactory comfort of hie. captors. The Air Force doesn’t want him! , ■■■"""■* ..... , B0W * * * Orangeihen Are SSSMitKi * ^ Going to Wear f\ .“As Orange j kept stabled on a farm 10 miles SYRACUSE NY (API — Hie |bom Annapolis. jOrange of Syracuse will wear or-; * * # jange Jerseys Saturday for the j Four Air Force cadets, posing] first time in -20 regular-season i as newspaper reporters, spirited football games. The last time Syr-him away the night of Aug. 3 and acuse wore orange it lost, brought hlfn here aboard an Air! it *. * * Force plane. Annapolis officials j The opponent. Holy Cross, is the conceded the thievery, but home team' in the battle at claimed the purloined goat is only Worcester, Mask., and prefers to an understudy and not Billy XV. wear White Jerseys. * ♦ I Holy Cross edged Syracuse. 14-f Arthur Hill Outweighs] PCH for Valloy Grid DETROIT (API-As far ns George Wilson is concerned, the game the Detroit Liana, play Sunday against the San Frandseo New York ^Giants, defeated the Loa Angeles Rams Sunday. Oponor Tomorrow This is the game, Wilson says, in which the Lions ‘‘must prove matters to themselves.'* The coach explained it this way: “We wen really up mentally foe the Green Bay game aad then went flat oace we got oa the field. Fee never eeea worse tackling at aay time since By BOX CORNWELL - lint-year quarterbacks will .be pitted against each other Friday night at Saginaw when Pontiac Central dashes with Arthur Hill in the 8igbi*w Valley Conference football opener for both schools. BlO BARON — Bill Pettibone, a 195-pound Junior, is the power man in the Bloomfield Hills back-field. He and the Barons will go against Clarenceville at home tomorrow afternoon. Two months after the venture, 13, in 1958 at Worcester, when Syr-| the Air Force Anally bowed to [acuse wore orange. Navy pressure and agreed to re-| ' [turn the shaggy specimen. wmmmmAV* nours I” . a T My The AiMflalH Praas - * ■ W MIAMI BEACH. -Vine* Martinet. I Billy flew east today aboard a ■ commercial Jet airliner. j TocYO-uvtbphMM. m>.. riuup-i | During his stay here, the goat^.T^ Wayne State's Football Coach Suiters Relapse DETROIT (UPI) —Herb Smith, head football coach at Wayne State University, was rushed to a hospital yesterday when he collhpeed following a practice session and underwent emergency surgery for the second time in a month. He was attending his second full practice session following his release from the hospital where had undergone what was described as major surgery. Smith's physicisn said he was in “satisfactory" condition but i would be hospitalized for an un-i determined ^period following the M«nV JACKET "I told the players Just that, too. I think we’ve-shamed them enough] for their poor tackling and the de-j tensive players are plenty mad at! themselves. They’ve been working; hard this week and I personally think it will pay off Sunday." Sr #' [■♦ The 49ers, after losing to the! Neither player owns s varsity letter and neither had any varsity quarterbacking experience prior but each still has a long way to go. Pomeroy beat out senior Larry Bremen for the signal-Cflllng post at PCH. although Bremen has been passing, well in practice this week and may see action against the Lumberjacks. Thus far Bremen's activity has been confined to kicking Central's extra points. relapse. Assistant coach Hal Willard re-] sumed the head coaching chorea he had handled while Smith was I hospitalized before. ~ j I Arthur Hill coach Kurt Kampej regards Crannell as more of—aji INSTALLED FREE! •‘take charge" aridder than Mir-I [tin, who is a fair passer at best. Pomeroy will have a height and weight edge over Crannell, one of the very few spots where the ! Chiefs will enjoy that advantage. Pomeroy stands a husky 6-feet-2 while Crannell is 54.-j Coach Paul Dellerba's Chiefs wifi be outweighed in the line by a margin of 197 to 180. The Jacks are only slightly heavier, in the backfiekl—182 to 180. The Chiefs will have greater speed than the Jacks, both up front and in back. All Credit Cords and Charge Plates Honored. ; JACKETS *12.88 670x15 Exchange Plm Tax backs Wally Parrish, Roa Matured aad Mike Yeager canmt match the speed of Central’s Ok* McCauley, Bey Conner, Andy Roerh sad Tony Rubio. Central’s defensive line has been] reinforced by Jlhe addition of big; Bill Pritchett, basketball and shot:! putting star. Pritchett, who tips: the scales at 230, played middle; guard against Wyandotte and plugged a big gap in the defense, j The Chiefs carry a 2-0 record! Into the game while Arthur Hill has a 1-2 mark. Kickoff time is i Unanimous for Vine* ; MIAMI BEACH, Fla. (AP) -Vince Martinez, Miami Beach,] scored a unanimous 10-round welterweight decision over hard ]swinging Basil Campbell, King-! Iston, Jamaica, Wednesday qightj at Miami Beach Auditorium. NO CHARGE TO CHICK IT! GENERAL L TIRE Replacements Lane, LOS ANGELES (AP) Wednesday and said they were in’" top shape for their nationally tel- a eyiged fight Saturday night at the] Olympic Andttortum.— They are replacements for IKT 7 middleweight title match between; NBA ehampion Geue FuHmer and; -Sugar Ray Robinson which has; been set back to Dec. 3 because of ( a leg injury suffered by Fullmer. Matchmaker George Parnassus' disclosed that Low and Matthews will box as junior welterweights Lover the 10-round distance instead! of the originally announced 135-' pound lightweight limit at '12 SAVINGS FOR YOU! • CORRECT CASTER, CAMBER, TOE-IN • ADJUST STEERING • AN BRAKE FLUB • BALANCE FRONT WHEELS Announcing Booll $I.M up a-SPECIAL GUARANTEED NEW HAWKINS0N TREADS JOHPMBOMIN—■— Personally Invites You to the Grand Showing of the ONEDERFUL 1961 Chevrolet FRIDAY, October 7th FREE GIFTS for EVERYONE White or Block NO TRADE-IN REQUIRED 451 S. SAGINAW FUeral 5-4161 MY 2-2871 UNOER-THE-CAR SPECIALISTS Dayton ^ Tire Co Safety Service Specialists T THE POXtlAC PREftS, THURSDAY. OCTOBER g, Ago FIFTYOKE in Opener DETROIT It appear* the Detroit Red Wings aren’t going to min Gordie Howe a* much as they thought — not with Parker MacDonald around. The Red Winga opened their National Hockey League season at Chicago last night and.it looked as if the Btackhewk* were going to collect a 1-0 victory. But- newcomer'MacDonald blasted in a tally midway in the Anal period which enabled Detroit to tie Chl-■ cago Mr - Northern Coach in Hospital May Miss Friday Tilt services of Howe, their-ace tor-1 pud. Howe Injured his knee in the recent All-Star game and will] min tonight * game and possibly one more. Both Bag and flawctak turned la excellent Jabs. Ball tuned hock V Detroit shuts while Row-chuk halted 17 fUcege drives. NBA May Add Teams The PaoBae Northern Huskies may he mtaas head football coach Kd IMhklaew when they thee Karmiegten Friday alter The tie left Detroit aad Chi-cage knetted for secnad place In the NHL standings. New York leade the field with one victory. The Red Wings get e chance to enap the tie tonight when the Black Howies visit Olympia Sta-dBm. • EHHP tally came at ! lt:tt of the final frame. Each j lean had a maa In the prunAy I hex at the time. Suddenly Norm ' llbnaa centered a short pan i aad MacDoaaM Masted a knee j higk shut which saomed la am 1 gaalie Glenn Hall's leg. ' MacDonald was secured fromi New York in last summer's draft., He scored only 23 goals in five1 previous tries at Toronto and New! York. Sawchuk had the edge In apec-l ^ tacular stops. Only moments he- * fore MacDonald petted the tying) *v_w“ *“kw goal, Sawchuk made three fine j •**? Ho»P*tel Monday after bel stops within a period of 10 seconds.; *•**•" rrd by severe leg pains, halting Ron Murphy twice and Ed I **•'• B**Ph B’lgent ha* de-Ltoenberger once. serlbrd HelkMaea's eaadlliaa as The Rangers downed Boston, J-l,] "*md''',but say* he la atlll hav-thanks to a timely goal by rookie *■* staadlng. He stated Len Ronson. Andy Bathgate got ***** *** symptoms are nf a back the other Ranger tally. Dougj sutfered while in the Mohns scored for the Bruins. 'rTn> Chicago was favored to tsi» last nlghTs game when (ha Red Wings revealed they would be without the< Tod Sloan got Chicago's goal at| 52 of the second period. Sloan took the puck at center ice, whipped around two defenders and beat goalie Terry Sawchuk from five feet to front of the cage. MettmenBack in City Friday If the head man la unable la ga with the team for the game, 7 assistant A rale Wilson will be la • I charge for PNM* DETROIT if) — The National Basketball Association may add two clubs at a New York meeting tomorrow and general manager , Nick Kerbawy says the Detroit Pis- ( tone favor such expansion. NBA executives at the special meeting also will discuss increasing chib routers to pave the way I tor expansion, the Piston general manager mid. Kerbawy said he believe* Pitta-burgh and Chicago will be accepted into the eight-club league tor the 196142 season at tomorrow's conclave. The league already has hfc proved Chicago's application, but the formation of a team has been' delayed. The Pistons also will support a plan to, increase dub rosters to 13 orM ’ son. Tho limit now is 11 players !0httl Dec. 15 and then 10 the rest of thc season. Aussie Olympic Ace Moving to England d ONE MAN TELLS ANOTHER , I ffidcinsank 4 players tor the upcoming sea- CAM8RIDGK. England UW -| Olympic star Herb Elliott of Australia reported to Jesus College; here Tuesday and explomf the rooms and grounds where he plans to spend the next three years. The world's fastest mllor Is hero to study science. The only part of the college grounds he didn't look at was the running track. But he told college qffletats be hopes to take part In] track meets throughout the season. | Presents Pontiac I with the bfrgost Selection I of Fine Sweaters! Baseball Old - TimersI Association to Benefit Bf$kES< R&nED *95 From Show |QUMtMfTEED | via* *r 20.000 mi. I Chevrolet I T Plymouth I waiwn.« I U&. 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Heron, who la 31 and a slight 5-8. 160 pounds, repeatedly put the] football into the end zone in kickoff tries yesterday. Reinier “Dutch” Kemeling. 24, of Racine, Wis.. was the other! . ;booter under consideration as a ( football player. A sophomore, he played some football while in serv-lice, according to soccer coach ] Gene Kenney. e ‘ . » Daily 6-7 Op— Sat. > 6- Closed 3—.T [gold^Screstssu . 973 Orchard Lak* Kd. Car. Telegraph Kd., fl 1-7116^ Not Saved by THIS Boll MANSFIELD. England (UPI) -Mrs. B. L. Baggaley received aj letter Wednesday advising her it] was thne to immunize her baby. iThe pnatmark was dated Nov. 4,i 1949. The baby now is 11 years old. ion-bowlers lit our oomi^Msnop serve yohT KEEP EQUIPMENT? BALLS tO-lbs. . .. 16-lbs. y All Colors ond Custom Fitted! *24.95 - *27.95 - *29.95 WHLTt FRO MODEL BALL... til SO BAGS In All Styles and All Colors! • From *3.951 SHOES Men's . ,. Women's ... Children's All Sizes ond Colors. From *6*95 NEED BALL REPAIR? 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FOR ONLY 118 ■ ANY CAR WINTER TIRES ——------ r—ftreeteee-s CARTER TIRE CO J toiy MacDonald Tirol , 370 S, SagiiMr FE 5-8136 v TH» PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY', OCTOBER 6, i960 ---.-----r----*------------—------------------ JlfTY-THREB Major Hoople Makes Wild Card Choices 'Stop Iowa Theme Continues at MSU Htadinjury . lt Fatal to Hjgh School Grlddtr «y MAJOR AMOR B. HOOPLE Ttm Wlwnl of Odd* EGAD! My mall hat been heavy the past fortnight with requests that I explain the recently adopted wild card substitution rule. | First, gentle readers* 1 wish to say the story making the rounds *hat the wild card originated in (he Owls Club is a base canard. la tact, »lnc« Snuffy became the sethappaiated head at the card games are daring the Owls* nightly metal ----loan. Nothing bat straight ceatract bridge Is allowed. In a few words (Ed. Note: For Hoople that’s an impossible task) the rule was Installed to permit the use of specialists at the whim of the coaches. - One wOd-carder may be sent In after every play. But more of that lpter after a look at this Saturday's mod. After several wild victory. Northwestern. Go on with the forecast: Air Force Acad. 88, Missouri It Pena state If. Army if ■■ylor 22, Arkansas M Wash. State Si, California s (Vnuon 27, Virginia 1 Yale tl, Columbia u Harvard 17. Osnsefl S Moo it. Florida • Georgia Tech IS, La. State I Syracuse tl. Holy (Vase It ’ Illinois it, OUo state ir Oregoa Slate St/ *1 Kansas M, Iowa State s Michigan State It, Jewa I Minnesota IS, Northwestern IS Mississippi 28, Vanderbilt U Navy »7, Soathera Methodist 1 Notre Dame ft. North Carol. I N. C. State IS, Maryland l! Texan SO. Oklahoma a Pennsylvania 28, Princeton IS Pltteborgh It, Miami (Fla.) 7 Purdue if, Wtscoasia a Washington tl, Stanford 12 Detroit it, Cincinnati 8 Boston Ooilcte 2*. Marquette S EAST LANSING ID-t'Stop Iowa’ continues the watchword in the Michigan State football camp. Danny Mature, Spartan defen-aive barkfield coach, acoutod the two early Iowa gamao-^ dt|e to the Michigan State emphasia ah defense. -The lone teem Is vegy much like MtcMgau,” Bristare reported. -Except." be added, “they block and tackle harder and ran Aussie Driver Travels i 143.5 on Indy Track KINGSPORT. Trw. (API- A 30-year-old Negro high- school ath- 1M1 MO-mile race. Imfrftw k around the 24-mlte ova! Id I 143 m.pJk I others in the 14. ANN ARBOR — Michigan's football team will step outside of the Big Ten again this Saturday to | face unbeaten Duke University for jthe first grid game in the history of the two tnstitiftioqs. The contest also will be hlgh- his iron man role as offensive! most thrilling, c b■ t ba I s evw quarterback with Dkugherty call-j played between the two brining all the plays from the bench, state rivals, the Walverian will . -. ; „ bo without the services of Iteh !*•*****. «*»! (Handler. No. 2 oNrowIvo «■»■* I-* terhaefc. Fullback Ken Tareaad j aad left halfback Bennie MfRaaJ also are alllag bat w III lately pfey. Coach BUI Murray will bring a Duke team with a new offense toa- INDIANAPOLIS (API - Jack _ ___ . Brabham of Australia, world road u„_L u* m____________»t______ ,t Hm,ted to , 38.man t|,e unbohten ranks by Youngstown **** by-Miami in their Fencing Classes at PCH Itraveling squad under Big Tern!?. Tf r,mn1'‘a«u,‘ °Ppner »wo week* and bat- Iruies. [Ohio, last week, invades the camp t0 a 28-38 tie with Baldwin-Wal- Fencing instruction tor teen-| ^',t stronger'01 wintess Eastern Michigan to-ilace ih a non-league game last! agers^and »dujta will tegto at 1|manpower-wise than last week. morrow night kicking off the week. p.m. Oct. Bin the am’- Ballman, bothered by a fourth weekend of small college! Central Michigan, drubbed by murium of Pontiac Central Higiearly In the season,;football. (powerful Western Illinois in its in- [has not reached his full potential. | The Wildcats, jlgH|4^4gM||H|4ef‘‘'njiMMj <503 u> p Z EREX PERMANENT TYPE ANTI-FREEZE WITH MR-8 OUTLASTS WINTER . , ____ ____ has not reached his full potential. The Wildcats, who scored lm- terstate intercollegiate athletic Beginning and advanced I Either he or Herb Adderley are pressive victories over Hiltsdale ference opener last week, will try will be taught in eight, three-hourfor # hot Saturday. and Central Michigan, are picked,“vain Saturday with a league bat-sessions on consecutive Wednes- Tommy Wilson will continue in Us solid favorites against the twice? against Illinois State at Mt. days, under the auspices of the]_-^ ...............—[defeated Hurons. j Pleasant. Cass Avenue Brake Service 109 N. Com Avenue ---"Pontiac's Oldest Irahe getvica" ~r~—- FORD CHEV. { ‘1695 * V Up to '58 LINING LABOR Up to '58 Other Cars at Low Prices FRONT IND ALIGNMENT...... $5.95 Up FRONT WHEELS BALANCED.......$4.00 includm Weights We Guarantee Our Work! BEAR WHEEL ALIGNMENT | Closing Out Sale! everything NOW bring sold to CLOSEOUT PRICKS to nuks ready ter ur mw GUN sltep. GMS Buy or Trade Brigg’s SPORTING GOODS 3231 Orchard Lake U-D11 Awaits Cinci Invasion 3rd Consecutive Win I Three uabeatea teams — Ferris Institute, Michigan Tech and Albion — will put their perfect records an the line Saturday. Ferns, which rolled to a 334 tri for Sunny Manners umph over Alma last week for its) -!third win. will entertain Lakeland College of Wisconsin. DETROIT (UPl) — The University of Detroit, revitalized by its three-touchdown romp over Xavier last weekend, returns home to hoA [u »b e a t e n Cincinnati tomorrow night. The Titans displayed unexpected strength ih the passing department against Xavier and it's a cinch that quarterbacks Bob Lusky The Huskies will be seeking their (Mirth victory when they play host to Winona State while Albion Journeys to Kalamazoo for a Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic Association battle. Two other MIAA games scheduled for Saturday. Olivet plays at Adrian and Alma will'be at. Hope. Hillsdale, which opened land Jerry Gross will be ready W*1 defense of the MIAA title with throw against the Bearcats * W) trouncing of Adrian last „ jweek, moves out of the state (or Lmky, la particular, was a jnooJeague contest against Toledo, standout In the Xavier game, i The senior signal-caller connect- The Wayne State Tartars, who ed on two touchdown passes and «pe»*r to MHilken hit oS* eight out of 10 tosses for week, will try to break Into In yards. ! ,hr *"■*( column at Cass Prior to the Xavier meeting, the JACKSON — Sunny Manners extended her winning sU\'uk. til Jhree. straight here Wednesday when the four-year-old mare beat Next Pence, a Roosevelt Raceway invader, by a half-length in the Spartan Mile at Jackson Harness Raceway. Mac McQuarrie. who had a driving double, took the daughter of Mighty Sun over a mile on the pace in 2:07 1/5 and had enough finishing kick to hold off Next Pence who swung to the outside out of fifth position for the stretch drive._____, * .—, The victory was the fifth of the season for this brown pacin' 'NOTICE!1 PONTIAC'S NEWEST PAUL'S ‘Anything in Auto Trim” taUiiMl'Hira gfttte Tei win— IveninR* *» 8 ffE 4-9936 • CONVERTIBLE TOM INSTILLED ti HEPAI1ED » CUSTOM TAILORED oi BEADY-MADE SEAT COVERS • D00I It DOOR CARPETING • REPLACE ORIGINAL TRIM t ALL TTPES tl INSURANCE WORK 286 S. SAGINAW—NIXT TO JKROMt MOTORS FI 4-99)6 Titans had been regarded as primarily a running team. , Coach Jim Miller's charges will D have to be tough if they expect to hand Cincinnati its first‘setback. The Bearcats have been, in their first three outings, an amazing second-half team. Their finest comeback was against Dayton two weeks ago. Cincinnati trailed 214 at the half but rallied for four jtouchdowna in the final two ■ tods to claim a 27-21 victory. They defeated North Texaa State laat week, 2M). •' mare, co-owned by James Dunnof, Pinckney and Fred Outten of Detroit. Sunny Manners returned j 87.20, 83.60 and 83.00 while Next WASH... SPIN-DRY... WEAR! Is Here Open ’til 10 P. M. Entertainment QUID nOTH SAID, he. 210 Orchard Lake Ave. FE 2-9101 \Penn State Team Hears Cadet Yell in Grid Practice UNIVERSITY PARK,,Pa, (AP) and Army fight songs blared day B2 3^enn State's football team practiced for Saturday’s meeting with the Cadets. The. alten sounds wsre twi pra rented “live,” however, but by receding. Penn State Coach Rip; Engle played the records through loudspeakers ringing the practice j field: He explained the psychological gimmick was designed to acquaint ihis players with the off-flek) dt-versions with which they will have to contend at Army's stadium. -Engle introduced this, pre^gamc training last year and State upset Army, 17-U. Don't Say 'Down South' When It Should Be 'Up' NASHVILLE. Teun. (UPD-The Nashville Banner, in an editorial Wednesday, noted that Atlanta is 1,050 feet above sea level white! Detroit has an elevation of ooiy! 585 and Elizabeth, N. J., only 21. 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M. 2ZL H FIFTY^FOUR THE PONTIAC PRESS, * THURSDAY, OCTOBER 6, i960 Bowles Blames GOP for Cuban Eruption *an mNaacO'(urn-cba* (•r Bowler, foreign policy adviser for Sen. John F. Kennedy, today charged that Republican admin* iatration ihort-aightedneae caused the present situation to Cuba. . * . #. * In a speech prepared for delivery to a Citirens-for-Kennedy lunch here, he asked "Why did we allow aix years to go by while Cuba was ran by one of the moat ruthless dictators to Latin American htataqrT** "Why did we not press for elections that would have diverted the bitter resentment of the Cuban people over poverty and depnsa-•ion Into democratic channels?" "Why did we continue to «hl|_ American munitions to the Batista government . . . - BHB Skiing, Hunting, Ftohing, Swimming ' Mission Hill—UP Resort Plus SAULT STE. MARIE (to- A rand new alar has been added to Michigan’s growing galaxy of worts. This oat is Mission JfflU, 34 milts west of Sault 8te. Marie on White-fish Bay. It Is owned by the be quoit Corp.. which is 300 Soo area FISH FRY EVERY FRIDAY 11:30 AM. 'HI Closing —„ All You Want QPI) >TI ■ Fried Lake Erie ■ EKVell and aren't through yet They hope to make Mission Rill a model for others to copy as a year-around playground. It will ea-tar to aiders to whiter, vacationists and naturs losers to spring ind summer end hunters to fall. Marita HOl’s No. l wlerim, kawever, to to attraet toe rider. A rider Is toe a fishennsa — let Mm bear ef A aew spot aad he’s bound to fry It. The Mackinac Bridge, to a way. nade Mission HiU possible. With the elimination of long lorry wafts at the Straits of Mackinac, the Mg bridge brought the North Country closer to Michigan's dense down-state population. With the bridge up, Mission HUl was started as aometing of a civic for almost everyone. It is just west of the little town of Brimley, set in a forest of birch off Whltefirii Bay. easternmost extremity Lake Superior. It if the only one of Ms kind In the Upper Peninsula. It is opeh to everyone. MtoMoa Hill’s eenferptaoa to a luxurious lodge, with richly ton-for N. The foot, with picture windows overlooking a speetaeataify steep ski stops. It looks eg If skiers might Sf course they doa’L On the lounge-dining room floor. Is a carpet especially loomed for It. Into ths carpet are woven Lakes Superior and Michigan, pins the Straits of Mackinac and the northern tip of Lake Huron. Across the top of Lake Superior, a shapely girl sails on water sides; to the south a nattily clad male jumps on snow ikls, trailing flakes of fluff. There,are sailboats hem and them In the pattern and also undertaking to lure vacationists spruce trees and deer and bear, and sportsmen north from play- gmufc, a Sault Ste. Mario grounds at tha top of. the Lower hmitare iHit» ead Iroquois Osrp. president, says "that car- FOR YEAR-AROUND Hill toads itself to year-around use, and Into It sponsors an attempting to blend something ed by huge laminated beams of southern yellow pine. Both beams and ceiling owrhMg 26 !our-by-iix picture windows by tight feet. * ★ * ’The dining room can servo 750 In three hours, and below it to a cafeteria with a, capacity of 600 hourly. V Off the cafeteria then la a ski shop, and off the lounge there to a bar. * * * Mission Hill has six rid am . double ^chair lift and two rope tows. Its aid areas range from gently sloping ones for beginners to one for the experts. The most spectacular slope to that running on a 65 per cent grade from the 3TD-foot top of Mission Hill straight toward the lodge. Hans Standteiner, a 30-year-old ski professional from Austria, scribed It as "probably the most challenging hill in the Midwest. “It is one,” he said, 'That when a aider sees it he must try it.' But skiing now Is only a part of Mission Hill’s plans. ft kas a heated outdoor swim- Tho ceiling of the lounge-dining room Is of western cedar, support- Swainson Pins His Hopes on the Civil Rights Peg By The Associated Press Lt. Gov. John B. Swainson ptmwd ~much of Ms pitch for the governorship on dvfl right Wednesday, claiming the Democrats are ahead in that Add: His Republican opponent Pud D. Bagwell claimed the same thing for hie party! Swainson, who seeks 4o succeed Democratic Gov. Williams,' began bit day at a Grand Rapids plant gate, went on to Kala-masoo aad fugling ^ to Pe* toed. Bagwell campaigned in G r a n d Rapids and Muskegon. At Kalamazoo, Swainson told 15 Negro leaders that "ft’s a sad commentary that we have some physical disabilities related to the of the skin.'' ★ ♦ ♦ Swainson was accqrapanied on part of his tour by State Auditor General Otis M. Smith, a Negro. noved ea. Mrs. Hensley Is ft*. At Detroit, Swainson spoke to the Greater Detroit Committee for Fair Housing Practices and employes of the Detroit Edison Ok Swainson told the fair housing committee that "the political party I represent and your group are on common ground. We’re not Interested In just talking about man rights, we’re interested in doing something about It Ilia n»mnrr«Hf party in premt of Its record In Michigan in- enlarging opportunities in employment, In education, In medical care, housing and public accommodations. “Our party platform specifically endorses rule 9 which forbids real estate brokers and salesmen licensed by the state from discriminating in sales on the basis of nos, leUgkm, color or national ancestry. Our platform endorses it, and I endorse it.’’ downtown mall, told by Mrs. Es-* Battle Creek that “you're too young, .you’re all too young." Tho si-year-old Swain- HOWARD JOHNSON S 3650 Dixie Hwy. DRAYTON PLAID tinaaaasasariasnsnansasasam VFW Po stMails jjt/p-fo-Date Flag Sfor Khrushchev 6 M0MM. MIT NHflM OR . mmm - -. U nu AND AS MET U TODS TELEPHONE RADIO DISPATCHED —50 GALLON DELIVERIES— FREE HOLDEN RED STAMPS PHONE MA 4-4521 EM 3-0203 -S PEE-DEE OIL SERVICE 2222 Novi Road Walled Lake 4278 Haggerty Hwy, Walled Lake LANCASTER, Pa. (AP)-A Vet-.ran* of Foreign Wars post, which feels the Soviet ship Baltika should be "properly attired,” says It will man the ship a 50-star American flag today. Pictures of the Baltika sailing Into New York Harbor with Soviet flag weer noticed by the Reese-hall VFW Post 6757 of nearby Montvtile. Two item bad been pasted on the 'ftag to'make U cur- •MR •“="■*" , | After a discussion with the Moore-McGormack Line, American agent for the Baltika, VFW decided to mail a 50-star flag to the ship in care of the line. M$U Professor Leaves for Taiwan Assignment EAST LANSING Uft-A Michigan State University professor of agriculture engineering was to leave today for a two-year assignment on the Chinese Nationalist Island of Taiwan. Howard F. McColly. the professor, will head MSlTs technical assistance program project under a grant from and a contract with the International Cooperation Administration. MSU will assist and advise the National University"©! Taiwan and the Provincial College of Agriculture. pimply chill of Lake Superior, on which Mission HUl has a sandy bench, ft has a stabla of riding It to sat In a countryside rich in deer, bear and grouse. And in the Day there are docks and gsess, and, of count, flsh. Powered snow-sleds am being rigged for Ice fUh-rmen. Tha chair lift win be used In spring, summer and fall as a sightseeing conveyance. On the construction schedule are children’s playground and a concreted area that will serve a combination of sports—archery, volleyball, badminton, tennis slid shuf-fleboard in their seasons and ice skating in winter. Hillsdalo College Paper Starting H» 83rd Year HILLSDALE (UPD—MkUgU's oldest campus weekly. “The Oat- A simple soul Is the follow who aits to build a 512.000 house with only 512,000 . . . Suburban are win tell ym that when it cornea to drawing property lines, a townmbwer is a lot more 83rd consecutive year. John MUkDeswerth of Fendato is editor and Sue Stoner of Defiance, Ohio, is managing editor. income AND OUTGO — Personal income fat the United State* to currently running at the rate of abofct 407 billion dollars a year, reports - the Commerce Dept This Is 24 billions higher than the same time In 1968. Retail sales are at about IS button , dollars, slightly higher the Now Brazil's President May Journey to U.N. RIO DE JANEIRO. Brazil (UPI) -Presidents Juscelino Kubitschek of Brazil may go to New York] later this month to address the UJt. General Assembly, according to official sources. -* * * The sources said tha Kubitschek ■ppearanee was racommendad by Foreign Minister Hondo Later who rsturnsd from New York Sunday. jment. -Earl Wttooa. sss fw 1 0 HURON In o 1 Nl THEATER Iw Air ini iiiuim mini STARTS FRIDAY "SCAPEGOAT" ---AND-- • "SAYONARA" CLOSED ’TIL FRIDAY BLUE SKY rrtrnr STARTS TODAY! Exclusive First Showing I WjT~ THRILLING . A Mm 9 SPACE FIXTURES 9 Jim am nttnts mi n nth hfiHCS 'unAwmtiwTWBntMm! AL BAUER Personally Invites You to the Gnind Showing of the ONEDERFUL 1961 Chevrolet FRIDAY, October 7th FRII GIFTS for EVERYONE FEderal 5-4161 Nl 1 w me HERE!| OPEN AT 4:30 P.M. SHOW STARTS 7:00 F. On Hie Lorgegt Screen You've Ever Seen Preftiere Showing in Oakland Coggty! 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Space Triumphs Bread-and-Bu Type Ikfcfb Appear bo tV for Nixon and lodge WASHINGTON (APV-PNrifatf jtoenhowur wl& NEW YORK (AJP)—Dawn of mrtforitif space dust, and othertype channel* girdling the ocean*. | m , ywar tour of the apace age flnda condition* In space Tramtt satellite can giro marin-.,-^ _____ The Untied Stataa leading In The Soviet Union haa Wt _ w *.,_£** * bread-and-butter space science, moon, photographed the back side;"” .Volunteers tor Nixon-Lodge. The Soviet Union ahead In spec - of the moon, and bids to be " . .. J ♦ * * taoular dessert*. with a man Into 4p*ce. I The Soviet* have no* Indicated ^ m^y ru** * * * • TEABS AOO Ihow hr they may hnve gone .utement to support el it« hav, pioneered The UJ&&R. attained the world ,*tmaar plana, they have beenr?*“* ... . the wav to nee space for betterjfhres yean ago Tuesday, with!mum also about any launching,*** Republican ticket, and than WMttlrr fnr-oHits dobal comma- Sputnik I. Her earlier develop- j failure*—if they had them—com-1 will reply to qnatohne asked fay nlfaH inT precwe’ ship navigation, intent of powerful rocket* gave pared with spectacular and publl-jths women nMWL WhMe Tlsev have gleaned vast basic;ber. and sti|. fives her. the means died U.8. misfires. |House Pres* Secretary James C. / . " .. ----* i I I i i mi 11 a knowledge more than the Soviets of proud achievement*. have disclosed from their prob>| __________ * * TT Ing. at laaet-about radiations' A month later cam* Sputnik II, -'carrying toe dog LaQca, the drat Speculations are that the Soviet IHagerty said the questions and Union h Jut around the comer answers will be unrehearsed Williams Picks College Board jreal public notice of aariou* and pears a, year or more from thteji painstaking Soviet deate^ to- pend {goal, man beyond the shackee of gra-~ jvtty Into space, to the moon or-I planets. To date, the Soviet Union has [put rix satellites orbiting around > earth, one tato the moon, another Into orbit around the I « j /»____ • %#_ii_.3h* has recovered one oatellite Proposed Grand ValtyL,* * menageriT of animal* to' School Would Sorvt an't«t «*fe human toavell. Eight-County ArOO, ! But US. satellites have gone 'swinging around the earthi-count-] LANSING UP—A nine-member[in* the new Courier IB—and two; beard of control was named Wedea-others have become tiny planets: d«y by Gov. Williams for toe pro- of the suq. Two capsules have poaed Grand Valley college which been recovered from space. Is to serve an eight-county are* PIONEERING around Grand Rapids. The action leave* only selection of a campus site and completion of a one-million-dollar fund campaign before a state Charter la punted and construction to started. * ♦ ; * Named to the board were: L. William Seidman of Grand Rapids, Chairman of the citterns’ advisory committee tor the college; Mra. John Klstler of Grand Haven, secretary of toe committee; Kenneth Robinson of Grand Rapid*, regional director for the AFL-CIO: Dale Stafford of Green-vile, publisher of toe Greenville Daily News. dr • * ♦ Abo James Cbpeland of Greenville, a bank exeditfvc; Mrs. Id* Hoobler of Ann Arbor, reseuch Ott Chemical Cb, at Muskegon; chemist; Arnold Ott, owner Wiliam Kirkpatrick, president of j Kalamazoo Paper Box Co., and Edward H. Frey, Grand Rapids bank executive arid president of - the Greater Grand * “ her of Commerce. ★ ♦ Authority for toe state-supported college was created to a bill signed tost April 33 by toe governor. State Senate confirmation of the appointments te expected next year. Smaller th*p Soviet satetUtee— by necessity, not choice—they*vs been packed with Ingenious Instruments to 'chatter back bnad-and-buttar knowledge about apace. ' They , discovered and explored | the Van Allen halos of radiation. The Una satellite photographed j clouds, and other measured' the earth’s heat 3ml-j ance, aa forerunners of a world | network of see-all weather eta-tlona in apace. The Echo balloon satellite, and Courier, an Initial steps toward global conupunlcationa, worldwide TV, telephone and tele- Osteopaths Pick Harry R. Willet Doctor of Year GRAND RAPIDS »-Or. Harry R. Willet of Marion haa been named “General Practitioner of too Year” by the Michigan Society of the American College of General Practitioners to Osteopathic Medicine and Surgery. He ie a member of the staff of Clara General Hospital at Clare. la Grand Rapids at the annual convention of ton Michigan Association of Oetaapathle Physl- Dr. Willt, 63, practiced in Lud-togton, Nashville, Fowlerville and Howell before locating at Marion to 1934. He is a 1936 graduate of mere* and the Kiwante Club. to Meet at Stringham There will be an even- house at 7:30 tonight at to* Stringham School to Waterford Township. Parents may meet their children’s j teachers to their respective grade As new Parent Teachers Association president, Mrs. A. R. Dahl will I conduct the bustnesa meeting at §] p.m. and State Rep. Lloyd Anderson, R-Waterford Township, will! present a talk (urCbmCon, which' will appear on the November election ballot. —New voters In the community [ may register from 7 to 9 p.m. at! the school. Greenberg 8 Over Foxx DETROIT (UP!)—Hank Green-bog had stiff competition when be won the American League home! ran title in 1838. The former De-troit Tiger first baseman hit 56 homers that season — right better _J|JBJkt_58 pried hv Jimmy Foxx-j DONALD DUCK I THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 6. llWO FIFT**8EV$K Fatcort Prices %% , V Same for'61 Ford Compacts List Just Above Corvair Retail Costs DETROIT » — Ford Motor Co. aayi price* an the 4961 compact Falcon will remain the aame as on I960 models with ok exception. Pried at the four-door station wagon was cot $19. Grains Bog Down in Uninspired trade The factory list price for Jhe two-door Falcon sedan will be $1,749 compared with $1,750 for the fwo-door Chevrolet Corvair and $1,712 for the two-door Plymouth Valiant. at Me by Corvair put It compared with MAM fi.KS for' the four-door VaBaat. Falcon to the only one of throe three compacts with a two-door station wagon. It list* at $2,036. In four-door wagons Falcon's $19 cut puts it $1 under Corvair at mife m xn MARKETS The faHowing are top covering sale* of locally CHICAGO (D—1The grain future* jwwhice brought to the Ft_______ market drifted ala* today wtthjMarket by powers and sold kg only minor price changes in a!them in wtsdesale oacfcaga lots, quiet, uninspired trade. Quotations are furnished by the ' * . * * Detroit Bureau oI Markets, as of There was very little action In Monda{: ' . _ ' any of the board of trade pits1 DttrGlf Produce early ki the session. Transactions nram In soybeans, the most active fu- Apple* cnb.,H bo. ..... st.n tores commodity in recent davs.l*ggf- gggfT* with Wednesday's active market fig fiMM Some hedge selling of beans was hjspJj*. w°u a»»*r. i apparent around the opening. *-* ■ Broken ronwesntlng expert 'h«n. imw. w. ■ elevator Interest, bought *" with local I trade, at ii ! Brant’ Unlock, Wotid*r. bs. . Traders said there has been no Set!; topl^fbu " indication of any marked increase *|J- *•*»- The four-door Valiant in country selling of wheat in the!c»t>i>»5« curt,, Ki Tl m Is $2,128. {Southwest. Unless greater selling^rdom*u „u None of these prices includes {develops, the trade looks for thejffi***. i”*Jgh*. federal, state or local taxes, or! futures market to continue steady. : Cauliflower, dot transportation costs. | ^ . c$2?. tSiJffiam Corn, Swtot. I dot. . Cucumber, Slice*, bu . DU1. dot. b»*>- — Jests» Grain Prices Market Takes Upward Spurt NEW YORK tit - Steels, chemicals „ paced another stock market *'purt which left the list considerably higher early this aft emoon Trading moderated after active buying lain* of most key stocks went m fractions to a point or more. Some advances of 2 or 3 points were posted. The market was a shade higher at toe start, then steels and chemicals advanced as trading interest rotated to these from the oils which led Wednesday's surprising reversal to the upside. The upward drive petered with prices shading their best fig- |jH ■i Mil !■■■ tu (ht ki) c. f,v rk >.fmn ch I JjQ - jfflt&Mf lai ifili »i' m-. -. Sg m wmm •QrV HH bii JOHN C. til'KNTHKK Holding Hired Killer-Suspect . iw-rvim a-MMouc MmSilp____ I heuVy duty truck IructOT, I “none «—■-^ ; 'XZfa. b7ddl5’5Mb'."iaTm*' tosusut mwy to •MMMilaZ MrtojHto ST 1 PALM BEACH, Fla. — Authorities said today have in custody the hired to fiittospfel following Ins arrest j Tuesday he tried to klH himself by 1 ' "Ing his toft wrist with a razur blade in his Jail cell.. Chrysler Names New Ad Chief | lions obtained by undercover iagents. The existence of the tape recording* and the talc they told was ran firmed by Sheriff Jimmy Dunn of Brevard County and a. spokesman for Sheriff John Kirk of Palm Bcarh Chanty, Wall Streeters saw nothing hi a way of ottmnlaHiig new* bat noted that an Thursday there Is GuBntliBr^StBps Minor's Shoes ''Interests* Firing Into [the Miami Herald in « copyright After!*01? an<* l,y *hr Miami New*. r *H Officer* anM ho woo Mrod by kurt** and' a Palm Beach man. who had a gradgo against Judge Chiliag the cwui. worth, to do the killing for soap coMkfiSSStSlhma or iftf* --------------------------------------------ITT oe oaioahd. MtodSa Otobh *r to weir* defect* the pnpmsJ* that la ito Sr^y%rooRse&X >y Road cnmmwmiI o*l lend. Mlcbbua. sad *i Later, In an interview, llokapirl said he didn't MB the Chilllng-worths and “I wouldn't know them If they walked to the door." j —jjpfflWtfm' — COUNTY oe OAKLAND. Hubert o rin.t SQL o. 1 woTics or imwmrm to com iruct futb. iuU«r, gradi, freve] en . * * * fti ite hereby notified that eft * In the recording, Holanpfel ro- ' lateci that he was hired to kill the W}** « it«°. hf reeniMti^TTi wjj and went to his home in a oSSmCmm lo* wmstrjct e«r%. gtffl retnote ocnanfront section wjth an JI***1. If*—* —” accomplice. They grabbed the|N*<|j^ **•■<» Judge when he answered a knock [Jod 5f the door, then took Mrs. ChU-|"fc*g JJX * Itngworth when she came to ln- **td nnrrawn — l«w «i*u, ■ profL.__ I. thereof (hull to fitm further Intended to i vestigntg the scuffle. They told of how-the 38-year-old j jurist and' his wife Marjorie. 57, were drugged from their beach s.ssj always m Convention Will Feature Fall Fashion Show cmcAoo. oct cocaoo onADi fly “Mrs. Opt!-Mrs. at Conven-|S5J ' tion" Was the theme for a fashion! m»t show which opened the t Tuesday (qp the Pontiac Opti-! — Mi- - t Mra L II season.pbsM ••••■• I® * HorMriduK pt ... W> KohlraM, do*. belts. ..... W% Lnebe. do*, bch*. . Onion*, dry. M Ito ••• J JS'b Onlone. ireen. do*. I ---- Pen*. Wncbey*. bu. ' |■*} 4iP*r»l*y. Curly, das. I ■)V l ail* Puriley. root, bob*, idrum-1 Parsnip*, dos. pncfci .... 10.3® [Peppers, Cayenne, p Mrs. Club to the home of Mrs. Julian P. Galan of Lochaven Road, { Waterford Township. Co-hostesses were Mrs. Ray Brasch and Mrs. G. W. Stalk. iPeppert. eimlento, pk WSU Unruffled iby Red Scientist iRaduhos, Stock, Vi bu. Rndlshes, Red. do*, bch* Rodtoh**. Whit*, dos. bch Mrs. Earl Atkinson, club metn-j ber and owner of Selma's Style] Shoppe in Rochester, narrated the] style revue modeled by Mrs. Rob-] rtt Skibowski of Rochester. Guests were Mrs. Arthur Bogue, Mrs. Edward Parkinson, Mrs.| Ml* Chemistry Lecture {oetorr Theodore J. Hubert, Mrs. Rudy ’ bmS**' nu fSfkJS- 2 DETROIT tUPIl—The first (W&F m MUTO.NbKm ^ ” Wchin,!munist to sneak at Wavne StatelK5,,rtLw^,Md 'Merely Curious' Kept From, Attending His Chemistry Lecture Sdunsh. Buttercup, bu. | Squash. Butternut, bu. .. .Squash. Delirious, bu. .. Squash. Hubbard. ’> bu. . {Tomatoes. H-1b bakt A Tomatoes, bu. ................. Are { Turnips, dot. bcht. ....... {Turnips, topped, bu....... •BRENS . ---------------S expectatfoa that the ! DETROIT UB-John C. Guenther ^■niP*n.' * JJ Vederat Bmerve Board may take ihu been named director of adver-j^' *°rt ^ ».»j a credit easing measure, such tistng and sales promotion fornlgh’ on June 1956 by ,hw| [ j Jo] ■" a farther cut la margins. {Chrysler Corp.’s Plymouth-Valiant-ii [SI Third quarter earnings. replacing recently larly for the steel companies. are|r«1«n«d •»«* w Minor, " ' Jiiexpected to make dlsmaf reading, * W W »5 they Observed Minor resigned last Friday as ;■ ,S Auto*. maU order - retails. sir-|diroctor of marketing tor the dtvt .. J to] crafts, oils, drugs and tobaccos *°*T- He was asked to resign after { “ joined in the advance. an investigation disclosed he eol- * »! Gains of ground a point or bet-ll*rt*d some $30,000 in commissions lTjiter were scored by U. 8. Steel, Re- «" Chrysler business given to fl * jj|public Steel and Jones A Laughte. wWch •» wu aaaoclated. ■ ?!?|Lukens. whose 35-week earnings] Guenther was appal at : {35 showed a gain, advanced more M t-M than 3. Bethlehem added a frac-:: rssjtion. ;; { o« Union Carbide and Allied Chem-i rjjical highlighted their section with [ . ttol gains of a couple of points. Du- * “ Pont, Eastman Kodak and Air Re- for eight years. His most recent I duct ion rose more than a point I position was on the staff of •i n each. | B. W. Bogan, a Chrysler vice i s? Thiokol. after falling at the start! president. 1.8 ■fUrthcr react ^11)01110.00, r. o Oliver, into cknell aid to nit person* tt*-' - Thst the roH at Although I__ ...... M Offlc.ro took the entire account1^ Iko « year Old Ooeathre tea men over several bottles «»K^we*alth0nit'kli MEBSBfcl iWI “rtve - Co,un,b”' whisky in a Melbourne motel TwTB When the tape wa*vp1ayed »( ■l«Tl»t>t " ’T ,l*‘? - r 000 votes with H OX trie In dll* Mdl street from Chandler Artsse ft* F " ......... irtets reported. But many heavily g*,n m "* Nationalist rural districts wereL Hsuee i* »uo hereto *•— mm ms rjrxs raid to peis __ University in a decade delivered] p^ rOrt E. £tare Wednesday night with-1 munist to speak at Wayne State IRu ” ®«y »*£>-•>» to *hae lssa zsns. fhT^irknr^rrove Road Thorne of I1*1* 01 * ban m Communist 5^S55*C 1*«*«.;re. . bu. a .n News in Brief The theft of twe bottle* of wine from ‘the National Food Store, 685 N. East Blvd., waa. reported to Pontiac pdloe yesterday. Fraaote Scribner, SM Orchard Lake Ave., reported to Pontiac police yesterday that a power mower vajued. at $25 was stolen from his home. A ease of cigarettes was stolen from a Jones Transfer Go. truck parked at 474 S. Saginaw St.. It was. reported to Pontiac police yesterday. . adverse demonstration as Dr. Oleg . Reutov spoke. Reutov, professior of chemistry : the University of Moscow, at 40, is the youngest member of the Soviet Academy of Sciences. He is visiting 10 American univer-sites as part of a State Department-sponsored tour, A capacity audience of 1st crowded Kresge Auditorium an the WSU campus to hear Reutov’s lecture, purt of a scries on (rentiers of chemistry. The audience was composed of students and faculty members, and industrial executives and scientists interested in the field. Burglars took $48 from A cask drawer in the office of Dr. Eugene L. SikorsM at 582 N. East Blvd., it was reported to Pontiac police yesterday. DETROIT aooa DETROIT, Oct. • (API—Pries* paid per dostn by flrtt receiver! --------to Detroit; loon la 30 dosen_______I " ---- trade (lncludlm H Ll0W*r <>JarniT' erwd thf !o“|of William C. Newberg. Ncwbcrg ?« *Bd moved a P^nt w*hpr resigned as president of the auto ys__9 * * * . firm last June tor alleged conflict' Continental Oil was down aM • 52% on Poultry and Eggs Resigns Post in Waterford yet to be heard from. iS’pontia??wu?iM’t"n'the‘commii*i Prof. Arthar Vick airy, running !ofho5!^r,A.B.lau8a't ?to^?eie?p .a electrical computer, predicted i the margin la favor of o ‘ - wheo i ' from • ADA a. evars all - the Dated- Oetdtor », 0*1 «, in s A extra large poultry: Staler i; jg; toair delivered for Ro, 1 quality live ■21; light ^tyge .interests. He agreed to pay!I big block of 14,800 shares. Chrysler $450,000 in profits he got] Nvw York Stock. pjeJ1* 'Early Morning Quotation*' * * * .. 10 TBarS Ot SBrVICB Ot\ majority Of Only One vote • BySSTSS Two law firms reported Tudsday Darmniinn D~nr J {mandate to submit to the Nattona- tt •i*h»h* that * top Chrysler executive* had l'ocroaT'on BBBro list-controlled Parliament lsetola- r 5* no outside interests which conflict . lion to turn South Africa Into t Figure after decimal point, a . 11.1 John* Kao . . «4 Jone. St L . J}| Kellogg . Kvlery Hay • Kennecott m Cyen mMAFd ' M S Kivno WIK ; Kress*. 88 Lib McNAL ”31 with their duties to the company. After 10 years ot service ” The lawyers said three months of Waterford Township Recreatlsn T»«investigation showed the .executives - Ji j Uss St I 215 Lockh At ! Si i n Tab . ... Barred RoclTVs'-je"4 duck* 2d; tur- {ImoHrACt toy*, hen. 34-23. AtSSKn Avco Cora . Belt A Oh . Beth Steel . DETROIT LIVESTOCK Boetos Air DETROIT Oct. 8 (AP) — I USD AI — Bond StT» Cattle — compared laat week slaughter ■ - - - M--------- fully .teady; wow* montv '« lower: bulk Mt round- 8 loads high choice to! J*5' 1-1127 lb. yearling steers M.4 „ 4 Lorlllard . 80.4 Lou St Hash . 44.8 Mack Trk . The legal opinions were issued by 5 j]chrysler’g general counsel—Kelley, , ulDryke, Newhall & Maglnne* mf Board, Erwin Gre signed. Livestock more u . Oct. S r*nsSm m Greer, said he felt the board needed "new blood" and that he .. . . . - I desired more time to devote to g‘ New York-and by special counsel Uj, business, the Drayton Drug 3*4 -Dewey. Balantine. Bushby, Pal- „„„ m Dixie Highway. Si m d air 8:» * Wood ill M*rakCP * " I* • investigation began the day >4.4 u*rr*cii »t b is iNewberg was ousted as president ii ; Xn ?“a L ‘S J|Of Chrystor, 5f » Mongsa Ch .. ft I ■——■ S'! Mont Ward “ U republic, substituting an elected president for Queen Elizabeth II as chief of state and recognizing the British sovereign only as head of the commonwealth, FAVORS INDIA STATU* Verwoerd says he hopes to keep veralty screened out the "merely Sis*; Nw’^oadl"choliT"itO?nr^mS> tova nirloiu" wbQ ”waified to aR^.ao, inr uatir JOE VALLELY OL 1-6623 NEW YORK UR-Sen. Lyndon B. Johnson, who has been flying In an] ment ns president of Brooks A Perkins toe,, but will continue as chairman of the board of metal products firm. police he saw Mian Syrano leave Perki the th^ng cettter, with two men Brooks and another woman, them la Ms car. He followed company does a bulk of its work for the government in the missile Whan he stopped them on Lake-view Street, thsy gave him the suit, he said. He then called piM wbo arrested Mis* Cyrno. DR. PAUL L. KIND8CHI Dr. Paul L. Kindschi, executive director of the National Holiness Assn, will be the featured speaker at the District quarterly' meeting this weekend at the First Free Methodist Church. Dr. Klndschi’s messages are scheduled \ ....1*5.7 1S4A 1*38 187- -----2Ut 1048 103.1 2884 141.1 142.4 143.7 ----- 4474 217.4 . i44. m t .2444 1244 1444 DM .284.7 1434 444 >44.3 Ml 144.4 1444 MS 4 Electra In Ms campaign trareas, switched to a chartered Convair today in taking off for Richmond, Some members of Johnson’s DOW-JONES 1 r .ML AVE BACKS 20 Rail* 124.11 up 4.41 U UtU*. 42.51 up 0 44 45 Stock* 144.40 up 1.41 VuluiM to 1 p.» L540. country bad expressed tsaeeyn j to Mm about the safety of tbo 1 Electra. OBTBOIT STOCKS The company made tape recording cases, for the Courier satellite 7:30 p.m. Friday, Saturday and be heard Sunday. He will also af Hr bad. Sunday. The Dts- These expressions took shape! _____ _ .after the Electra crash to Boston rtsursi Stt£' LtSf'SJS™ *i*hti»fH«f*ttf this week-the fifth of aerl-lAUre Btac * xquip CU -®^ 'TiT M."***?*™* tavoMng a plane BuMvln Rubb*r Co.-..... launched anty two days ago by trlct Quarterly Conference will be at 9-pjn. Saturday. Itftf U. S. Army Mfinal Corps. E9 rmiwiwr ■*. rrua. w Tb* Prophet Co.* _____ Rude iffliT p»r------- Toledo Bdltou 'O*. - . v . It 1S.4 15.4 of that type. , , A member of file Democrafic, vice presidential nominee's staff said the change to the Cbnvalrmay He temporary, pending further in-of the Boston accident. NEIL WARD Personally Invites You to the Grand Showing of the ONEDERFUL 1961 Chevrolet FRIDAY, October 7th FREE GIFTS lor EVERYONE FEdtrol Mi«r iJBFBH K1GH1 j’Hjfl PONTIAC PKKSS, THURSDAY, OCTOBER fl, jftfto (;, CLASSIFICATIONS || ' INDEX IP- ‘ . A " '**■ ‘ InM MrtW ANNOUNCEMENTS Chrd of Thanks ».! Death Notices Funeral Director! .... Cemetery Lot* ............. 9 EMPLOYMENT Help Wasted Male.. J Help Wanted Female .. Help Wanted ...... Employment Agencies . Ir* *111 b* held Saturday. Oct a it title s-sl (MtMpmim. Msi hMUHN. atin|si la OU Jgtt tfcjieiil Am-dene Tin* Marie wW Ito la Mala at PiMt^iMi ftaasi Iwm. crake, oct. «. vm. main w j N. Mato at.. Mitford; ae* r*Ml— mother of Verne A. Mm eurvlvvd hr three grande_ Funeral eervlS will ba bald Prl-Say, Oct T. at u a.m. from Mia WOLF. OCT. r SERVICES OFFERED Building Service ....... Building Supplies ....... Business Service ....... Bookkeeping ft Taxes .... Dressmaking A Tailoring . Garden Plowing .... Income Thx Service ..... Laundry Service ......... Landscaping ........ Moving A Trucking........ Painting A Decorating .... Television Service ..... Upholstering ........... Murphy St . aae 71; __ ..ether of Ms O. During, and . Mrs. O N. Hurdle, Funeral eerv-Ice «111 be held MdayT at 1 p.m. from the Done Iron-Johns Funeral Home with In. C George Widdlflald officiating to term amt In Perry Mount Pori Cemetery. Mr During will lie la etsW at the Doneleon-Johne Fa* 1*M. JOHANNA ______ by nine grandchildren and 11 great-grandchildren. Funeral aervlde will be bald Friday. 'OM. 1. at t:3* a m. flam at. gny Magdalene Church. Interment la Mount Olleet. Detroit Mr. Wolf win Ho h atata at the He*ereft Funeral Home. 33*11 John R, 9 Card of TheAks 1 ? TH* FAMILY OF CHARLIE H 1 Waters wishes to express their 3 sincere thanki and Appreciation : to an their friends, neighbors and 31 relatives for their man* acts of j kindness during tha s. Charlie ft Waters ai f6r want ads , DIAL FE 2-9181 Mae i im to I pm Alt errore should ho rs> ported Immediately. Tha Feme . assumes no raspea-elbUUy for errore outer thao to cancel lbs aharges far (hat portion of the first insertion of tha adPSAMS- &2I&I deml valutli imr. Vm yonr "‘number adiustmenu will Iha Closlna time f— msnis aqoteutli KTfaWv! day nrovtoue Is > '* J«tKI TO hwvunssM * Tha deadline far cancellation of traps!ewl Want Ada ta'/ooer V a.m. tha day at jjubltcoUan altar tha Brat CASH WAIST AD RATES Lines 1-Dap 3-Doys Maya | SI M *}.** S3. IE * W }te 'll* . ITS l AM nos HiS Lost A Found .......36 Hobbies A Supplies.....S6A Notices A Personals ...... 27 -.WANTED Wtd. Children to.Board .. U'td. Household Goode .... Wtd. Miecellaneous ..... Mosey Wanted ........... Wanted to Rent.......... Stare Living Quarters ... Wtd. Transportation .... Wtd. Contracts, Mtgs. .... Wanted Red Estate....... rn WISE TO EXTEND OUR heartfelt thanki and appreciation for tfa acta af ktadaasa as frtands neighbors aad fellow ampfayass during our recant bereave maul ha thp loss af spahaad aad father. Joseph B. doulat. Mrs. Joseph Goulet ahd sop Donald. Help Wanted Male 12 MEN, 18 TO 28 to assist manager In. outside or- Her department. From—-- tale. Transportation ran teed salarr “ ___ft mat ACCOUNTANT FOR CORRESPOND-toes, eokt work, and gasaral off. ' ice work. Engineering iptaraats helpful. Small metal working plant. Write Bog 10B Pontiac Fraaa glrihg age. work ant* asparlanea, education aad HelpWertedMale A rOUR OWN Bogs AS IAUE REF- lent .far'Bm maa with Ability to meet amd talkie peepte. Thorough uotoiag Sad ea Hio fah. hofaT Top amah gr«m faaaraaea Sad re-Awaamai ptoeOeE bofawenTam. said M a m. Or ll m. to ( p m or 4-7*50 or mi s-fasa, > Help WBatsi Fesnale 7 BABYSITTER WANTED. LIVE IB wm-gAaBsasy "Beauty operator Pari time; One with following prefaced; fe j-4***._ BABYSITTER FOR 3 TR. 1 OLD? Middle aged woman Ho kojiei capable woman FOR aXNER-sl^housework Live-in £referreE 5-8120 Waterford, N LOVINO MEMORT OF MRS. Borin PrInals who passed awsjr October ftlttt. Badly missed hy her daughter. 3 Faneral Directere St coats— FUNERAL BOMB a dratton flairs . or Donelson-Johns “Designed for Funerals'*_____ SPARES ORIFPIN CHAPEL Thoughtful Service FE 3-51(1 RENTALS OFFERED Rent Apts. Furnished .... Rent Apts. Unfurnished . Rot Houses Furnished ... Rent Houses Unfurnished . Rent Lake Cottages ... For Rent Rooms ....... Roams With Board ..... Rent Stores ............. Rent Office Space _____ For Rent Miscellaneous . REAL ESTATE FOR SALE For Sale Houses ..... Income Property ....... SO For Sale Lake Property .. SI For Sale Resort Property 52 Suburban Property ...... 53 For Sale Lots ...>W.....54 For Sale Acreage ...... For Sale Farina.........56 Amt Farm Property .... 56A Sate Business Property .... 57 Rent-Lease Bus. Prop. .. 57A For Sale or Exchange .... 58 Voorhees-Siple Cemetery Lots PERRY MT PARK CEMETERY. Beautiful I grave lot. WtU divide. Sale Land Contracts . Money to Loan....... Credit Advisors ...... Mortgage Loans ..... MERCHANDISE At IS a.m. Today then were replies at The Press office la the foUewtog boxes: t *, !, to. *4, 78, M, 87, *7, M. 1M. KM, 110, 111, 113, H». Thousands A PART TflfE JOB If you are free 7 to IS pm., nt appearing and hart a ear: > may ha sola to qualify far lob that will enable you to oa *so a wash and stfll retain ye regular lob. For Information c Mr. Allot! OR 3-0*32. 12 noon JjfcHL_________________________ la. FE 2-4340, EXPERIENCED WAITRESS FOR dining room * cocktail tarries. SpUt shlft. WC M*S* ■ FREE TOYS — FUN Hove a TOY CHEST TOT party and rocolvo fr«e toyi far Cbrlsf- maa. Call FE 8-4731____ . FOUR WOMEN OVER TWENTY-one, work la office full Urns. Filter Quean phone volt citing. 201 Oakland. ______ GIRL FOR TYPING. POSTING and general office work. State full particulars to Pontiac Press, It-21 wlU be days. No Mr. Ortoi Security o 470# Dixie Hwy.. Drayton BOY TO HELP OUT AT RID1NO stable on weekends. EM 3-H71. CAB DRIVERS l^ULL AND PART —i. Nifht. 30 or older. 431 lard Lake. 3:00 p m. Write Pontiac Prei______ lng experience t references. Good pay plus bonus._ DRAFTSMEN EXPERIENCED MI8C STRUCTURAL OR ARCHITECTURAL. Call Mr. Fabian, • a m. - * p.m OR/3-0531 or WO 3-3800.__ EXPERIENCED DUCT INSTALL-era, must be thoroughly expert, oaoed-and jar —* *--- —■-**— -vhi portatlon. t Heating Com* Maybe if we PLAY real hard, it'll wear off! Work Wanted Main 11 rind. Reasoneble. Call after S ELECTRIC WIRING - SMALL Jobe only. FE 2-0*7*. lawn woke ant kind, band digging, hush cutting, loaf rtk-lag Jtod^hght hauling. >1 t-lijl AN WISHES TO WORkTjANriOR or watahsMB. after u pm. CaU morning' "* A MAN WOULD LKB CONSTRUC- DESIRE8 WALL WASH1NO BT MACH. RUOi Work'Wanted Female 12 JBXPBRlENCBfrSeBBTAIIT — 11 I yeart. desires part tfiua or tern-l porary employment. Excellent ref-' erencee Fh. FE 5-1130. EXPERIENCED COLORED OIRL desires babysitting afternoons and evenings. IB i-*M0. _______ _ ___ HOUSEWORK WTD BT THE DAY : EDNA WAR! — Have own transportation, fe " ^ ~ M3SJ. _______ Garde^ Piowing Business Service 19 ELECTRIC MOTOR service re-Kks°*Fhooe rEWln»gf ,u *• porubu. ________ GUARANTEED RgPRIOgRATION . and washer repair. OL l^frlt*. HEATINO. FURNACES CLEANED •“d serviced. C. L. Nelson FE SAWS MACHINE SHARPENED MANLEY LEACH, IS BAOLEY ST. EBFfto TANK! CtftANED fe 4-4343 HEElrifBeghn ft Taxes 16 Dresamaking, Tailoring 17 . Leetnwd Fe—d 26 LOST nUMMV’ FBMALB OAT. I NT OIRL OR WOSIAB NEED- s? -u"t- ■" .... ---------------- lftT PLDDi ABETTER WAY TO Pay Your Bills HQMEX SERVICES 20* National Rank Bids. OUve 1-S1S4 sad Ottvo 1-2101 ARE YOU WORRIED OVER DEBTS? ADATE ALL I LR US O NE PLACE T Rent Apts. Furnished 37 pjuTATl ngBlto KITCHEN. I ontu . _____ — SQUARE LA________ Cleon. 2 ami bath gOO PE S-UIS. I AND 8 KXDRM.. PARTLY PURR. lakefront apts. OR 2-SISS. I BRPROOS*. KrtlEUIN. -RATE, private entrance utilities. School Btraet fM 3-744*. , t BfKMir*JtDJLITCHERErfiTPKf- 1 BEDRM DLX._________________, . model epta. Parking IS front af door, pvt. got, IT side. Dor. week or toesdh. FB MRI, > A#t»- EffirLT ■ BUCOBAUm: furnished utilities Included. *U.M •o. Bousefcaeplng fm. Ill or tritofa nooMM^wk. Children wel- ilBotael' ciaAit Aim warm 1 J3J848L RM8^ I 3 ROOM 1. >S» qii SdS ARE afts. rrr. tan., SUM Fig 4-47*0. ROOMS AND BATH. NICELY furnished, near High p— - ---------t-------.ll,* 8 AND 3 BOOM. FYT. BATH. AND knlronees. Newly dogowwon. Ill N. Telegraph. Apply 7* Clark St. CONSOLIDATE ALL TOTO BILLS , AND LET US OlYE YOU OtfBFLAOi TO FAT. BUDGET SERVICE I* W, HURON FB Mtst ON AND AFTER THIR b*t%Oef ft lSSft 1 will sotbo reeponalble far any debts oostraotod by any other than myself, font Cox. M B. Faery. Feuttoe. MtolUgoa. PERSONALIZED Christmas Cards "Less io%" Odor Good Until Oct. 30 Backenstote Book Store 1* EAST LAWRENCE FE 2-1414 ~ < LOSE WEIOHT SAPfiT AND 11- AHD 3-ROOM AFT.. EVERT- LAROE REWARD FOR RETURN SI block and white summer dress oorehosed Mon. downtown Foe iloe. PE 4-0347 before t a m. or IN DEBT? IF SO LET US fair g- BOU8EEEEPER, LIVE IN, FULL charge for executive wife and U year old dangMer. Refrrencee required, white, under 44 m day week. *34 week Rochester sres Please call OL 1-0880 after 0 p.m. or Sunday, ________ IF YOU HAVE A CAR. CAtTwoRK 3 or 3 hours during day or early evening and wish to earn *3* to (50 per week, call before 13 noon. OR 3-2880._ LADIES WANTED FOR TELE- _______ _ _ - W TiWlSSn."1 m5! WBjftgijJjg typing. FE ALTERATIONS EXPERT WORK r ' “ DRESSMAEINO. ' e terations, Mrg. I TAILORING — ALTERATIONS-" , - ■ gfifL- ** *£prifa WE ARE NOT A *---------tLiSS LOAN COMPANY l.PIme te PSy t — alterations I Ease Your Mitid 18 ONE DAT IRONINO. EXPERI- , . __. ehced, references. 834 Melrose. PLOWINO ORADINO, DISCING a -.FE *-1471. ________ weed cutting, FE 4-4338 or OR ONE DAY-mnsiiMn EXP~, REF', 1 2-01*4. - 30* N. Paddock, sir—Perry. FE 1 PLOW. DRAG AN) 4-0473. | Harold Warner. OR tapBUUOM) WOMAN WOULD ' like light office work, answering phone, babysitting. 7 to ll p.ln., e days a wk. Own trans. Phone IPiutVgH FE 3-8395 after . __ M1MEOORAPRINO TYPfitO. SEC-jretarial service. EM 3-2*42. La undry Service 20 COMPLETE FAMILY LAUNDRY LADY FOR. OERERAL HOUSE- : «rinnoi~i keeDine /Musi have own inm. sciiuub < I^^LEAOy iJtDY FOR^BABY-1 NURSE "FOR ” DOCTOR'S "OFFiCET State age and quollfleatlons. Write Pontiac Press Box gt. _ ' OLDER PERSON ' TO LIVE IN. White or colored. Complete charge of house. FE *-747*._______________ PART TIME OIRL WHO CAN work full time on holidays, t mornings per week. Danish Pastry. shop. 2423 W. Maple. Rlrm-lngham. Mich. Apply mornings _ RELIABLE WOMAN TO LIVE IN BXPERIKNCBD PAINTER FOR COL- REAL ESTATE SALESMAN WANT-Ilflon shop. Must ho oblo to make ed. Will train man who are wilL and nurich colors. AMR Corn- lng to work. Modern office, earn-slon, 35*8 Elisabeth Lk. Rd. tnga unlimited - - m A. JOHNSON & SON 1704 S. Telegraph Rd. FE 4-2533 WANTED COSMETIC AND SODA |JrL Cunningham's Drug, counting, and general office work than to pure tagtoeartog. 8msu metal working plant. Write Box 1*4 Poatlaerress, giving age. York, aad pay experience, educe-tlon and family. ____ . EXPERIENCED SHOE (SALESMAN good nyttunky far right man. high school graduate, between 31 pad 30, car necessary, interview kfandajy^ between 1:3# and 10:30. FREEZER FOOD SALESMAN, -vperlence not necessary, but Hptul. WlU train. Csdl.FE 3-8*03, put time. Opportunity to corn good Income. 1*0 N. Perry. Sf30 to 11:3* o.m. HAVE A PROPOSITION FOR . A WOMAN FOR OENERAL OFFICE work, must like detailed clerical work, typing required, write Pontiac Praia - Box M. giving age, education, Nib txperlence ana family status, ___________ WANTED ELDERLY WOMAN FOR babysitting, afternoon shift must have own transportation. FE 8-8344 haters 2 p.m.____ _____ waitrSm wanted for club — IJFj'f ij|*tw**n th* ,^°drs tperlencad. Apply ot 317 N. Perry Bt . Pontiac.__ WOMAN WANTS WORK AS housekeeper or caretaker. Live in. Write Lydia Jacobson. 213 Back, Klngstord, Michigan. _ WA8HINOS AND IRONINGS. PICK-up and delivery. OB 3-747*. Building Service ' 13 It^my bid 5nK*T - FE 3-7304_____ LL TYPES OF CEMENT WORK. Free estimates. FB ».«74*.___ DDIflONS REMODEUNO Tom Lahey k Son Finished Carpenters riling tile Rec. rooms Cabinets - Miscellaneous 1-1 RESIDENTIAL, COMMERCIAL Ond Industrial, Meson and gen. contracting.' Also store front remodeling. John W. copies. MT LaNdSCAPINO, LAWN MADITB-nancel tree trimming, general loll cleonftp, etc Thoe. B._ftrt«g k Son. FE 4-2007. OSt 3A707 MIELEE * -PERENNIAL O A R. • dent, landscape gardening, sodding, seeding ond fertilising. Evergreen gM tree planting. Plowing^ and grading. FB t-1333 TREE TRIMMINO * REMOVAL! Reasonable rotea, FE HR* Moving tad Trwrlrhig 22 Top Soil Light And heavy trucking Rubbish. All dirt, grading, sand, gravel end eee> le.xl.. B* ADDITIONS. OARAOE. AWNINOS. Pontiac Home Service. FE 4-1887 --------—--------------------- MUCK. BLOCK AHD CBMBNT WANTED. DISHWASHER. 2H4ES----------Alee repair work. OH 3-18*8. go's. Miracle Mile Shopping Cen- -- — far. Able far Mrs.-Boehl. . . WHITE WOMXn TO CLEAN FOR 3. 8 o.m. to 2 p.m. Wed.. Tbur., " to hr. plus transpor- ___ 4-0347._________ W HIT t WOMAN. 45-88. FOR housework and help with baby, S^days^a^wesk. stay nights. 420. WOMAN TO'llVB IN 5 DAYS A —- — — Help with chit- BARGAIN istom cement work. Low priced. E 5-0133 FB 4-418* BULLDOZING - EXCAVATING ~ TRENCH1NO - TRUCKINO Septic Took and Tile Jim Ntcmchok ______EM 3A**1 CUSTOM BUILDER WILL BBLF ' ‘ign and remodel your homo, ntlons. dormers, stain, cable, aiding,. windows. Free Ret. 1-A Reduced Rates Local or lotto dtstoncs moving BMITR IIOTOO OO, FE 4-40*4 _ A-l. MOVINO SERVICE Reasonable Roles FE *-34»* DISCARDED ARTICLES HAULED free. FE 4-483*._______ OENERAL TRUCKINO. DAY OR eight. Raos.- rates, FE 4-17**. HAUL WO h RUBBISH^ *3 LOAD HAUUNO AND HOUSEWRECT^ hid. FE HIM_________ tA-t MERION BLUE BObr^to UVLrl^t3P‘Cl‘UP- ml CT00kt M EXPERT TREE SERVICE. FREE estimates FE ttosoj^r OR 3-2000. KNIBBS LANDSCAPE TRUCXIHO. FE S-*7M. FE 8 Trucks to Rent MICHIGAN CREDIT ' COUNSELLORS BM. 702 PONT1AC STATE BANK ---BLDO FE 8-04M-------- Member Americas Assoc. Credit Counselor* Michigan Assoc. Credit Counaeiora Wtd. Children to Board 28 AND c^ Fleaea'phiihe ’fe tta** APPLIANCES, FURNITURE h TVs v- __ -------- !«»«». ___ _ 4-7185. cash Tor furnitur"e and ap! pllonc-- ™-* -•----— •------- 4-78*1. thing fun 384 Whitt; 2 ROOMS. KITCHEN. CHILD WEL-_eotoa. 431 n. Perry, FE 2-5170. a LARGE ROOMS. PRIVATE IN-trsnOA SukUig. laundry facilities It* up wsekly. 8408 Ellia-r b*th .Lk. Rd. or call KM 3-001* FrOOWs AND bath. 18T ploor. 3030 Joaiyn. r 11 t Mj Mechi___ 110 ROOMS NICELY FURNISHED. Stove, refrigerator tern., plenty of parking iMOOi Ctoae is town. n^ZdSo e“*^e' Olort* Apto-’ I-NEATLY FURNISHED ROOiU. vFt&.°° 3 LARGE ROOMS. ON GROUND floor, close In, private entrknee and both. FE 1-nit. f LABOR ROOK APARTMENTS near downtown. Inquire 22 Au- him. ' ___ 3 RMS. 010 WEEK. 304 S. BROAD-»»y. Lake Orton. PB 3-0540. 3 LAROE CLEAN. UPPER. UTIL. turn. |o Norton. s room^and tank, adult*. r pir-MOD- Iprtyate ratb. s rooms. Private ratb and entrance. FE *-3000. 47_ Thorpe. 3 ROOM APARTMENT. CLEANS OornteL FK 2-4300.____ ♦ boom *m» tank dqwnt Pontiac. Apply “The Pantry oe- A&»mw: Apt- ADULTS Rent Apts. FwrBhhfd 37 1 J J^iJ,‘gSSlirak *** mmxMjok r'Kooiai. ata*. ' ll.hu and linens fora 84* mo. rfci BoMwto. FB Tiiwr lACHELOR AFARTMElPr A f Union Lake, modem MMIas. private. EM Nil. lACWBl/to AFT. FURN VERY aide, quiet, atnls Onto, TV. Nsrib end Pvt bath and *nt. FE 3-137*. CLEAN 3 ROOMS. ntEFER PEN-sloper. FE S0811. __ or 3 persons. utlUtlea fora., mate hwy, tU wk^f. ond UP. OR 3-TWft COUPLE AND BABY PRIVATE CLEAN 3 RM.. OWN ENT*. ON — UL^ 3*4383. 3833 LOnc^ Ah- COTTAGES. A__ _________ Weekly 113 up. Tru Ruitk Cab-toa. 4*8 E. Broadway, Lake' Orfan. MT 3-MOft____________ Efficiency Apartments Living total, kitchen, bathroom. 3M N. Paddock FK 3-3*00. Lake Rd. Priv. ___ Furnished apartment. *i* i week. 10 Euclid, fe 1-9341. 1 'tlTCHEN AND 1EDROOM, taof only; *7 Henderson S' LAROE ROOM, KITCHENETTE downstair.', private, bachelor, 10 Cottage. FB 4-8*03._________________ LAROE MODERN 3 ROOMS. QAi *■“1. *40 per^mo. Children wel- LAROE 2 ROOM APARTMENT, prtvtde entrance. rB 44117. MODERN APTS , OONVENDCNT to ‘■-nsportatlon. Couples only. FB FARE. VERT NICE FURNISHED APART-dtotsnop to Oifc. walking dk Ml*, after Rent Apti. Unfara. 38 heat. sssen ewsn. s sit sawi. fenced yard. $70. Fj g-4100 3 ROOMS AND BATH IN DRAV-Mtoflto ref rigor ator and oil 3 .ROOIM. nUCD BATB. OGWB-town. Refrigerator, stove A beet turn. Cleon. 1st floor, ft 4-0424. 3 ROOMS h BATH, CAWntTED; excellent condttlOD adults only. “near tel-huron 3 rooms end both; upper, oil ttea plug etove, refaigeroter apt. else washer. 015' per m Phone OB 3-7183; , ROOMS AND BATH. 845. odulta only. Ookhlll Et. UL 1-3710. J ROOMS AND tan, GROUND floor. Pvt. ent. Near Oxbow Lskv. EM 3-3*44 or EM 3-30*0. I ROOM. UPPER. ADULT#-NEST . M» I Wk. FE *-#771. ATTENTION I ih far used televisions. ----and mtscelloneloa. Free i . —■■ . • ___ islet. FE 3-0307._______________ working couple. 62 Ruth]____________ LET US BUY IT OR SELL IT j1 ROOMS AND PRIVATE BATB end stove fu/niehed. All utilities. “ROOM UPPER, EAST-SIDE7 Near bus. Stove., automatic heat, (i hot water furnlahed. Very clean h modem? FE 8-20*4. ROOMS AND BATH. UPPER. Thorpe 8t PE 4-7034.___; _AND 4' ROOM APTS., REPRIO-* Stove ---------------— i— Monty Wanted 31 Wmnted to Rent - 32 RENTAL SERVICE R.J. (Dick) VALUET Realtor FE 4-3531 24* OAKLAND AVENUE l I to * ________Sun. 11-4 VACANT 3 BEDROOM HOUSE NEAR ftOWIWOWB or 'Oeneral Hospital. Adults. Refer. Phono FBS-17M hetwoan o o.m. imii mm. ITOItEIHO COUPLE WANTS I RkT ______entrance, sib Baldwin. S-ROOM FURNISHED. DOWNTOWN I ~ By but station, private on- 4 trance. 118 week. PE 2-0301. * “ 1 Auburn Are . FB T tliif■ Brooms private ENrtaNCE; stove end refrigerator furnished. 3101 Opdyke FE 4-8300. 4 ROOMS. UPPER. AUBURN Helshta oreo. FE V700Q after 8. 4 EXTRA LAROE ROOMS’AHD both, stove, refrigerate*, host oad light*. Oarage Tumlehed. Borne _furnlture, MAple 4-8030. * ?°P8* *#« A MONTH. * . fcft R d E~lt60MB.~ PRIVATE I Phone Mr. ^m^fcwvi?C|-fil4<:)r' AND BATH UPPER. APPLY I. Pad- close ~ Mi tr Body. FE 4-7064.____ * ROOM8., GROUND FLOOR. PVT: rROOMsrPVT. BATH AND ENT' Baby welcome.. FE 4-4804 3 ROOMS AND EAtSTmODERN, eooi in summer, automatic beet, dUpoael, Oouple only, FE 0-4033. * ^*°¥ B°OMX ALL PRIVATE' Util. fura. Couple only 4I7.M weakly. 144 Summit, FE -"" t Forest. > JWT A'FFRAetlVB ROOMS. pyt. both and ent., adults only _*« per week PE 8-3473. THREE ROOMS.~FLUa KITCWlN ftiMl bain. All hAvt one uMfiUd bedroom. Ai lit la |« SLATER APTS. ______■.WSSSL"' AFTER S AND 8UNDAVS. SEE Wt. CARROLL. ; All ARCADIA CT. 4 wy lroffiaMD. clean’ 5 ROOMS AND BATH. ON WEST aide. FE L4438 or Ifc £*38ft I ROOMS AND BATH, OAS HEAT. Lishu ond hot -Water Mi-maned, on ground floor. Call after t p.m. OR 4-0006. Before 0 p.m. _OR MOIL Drayton. 0-ROOM BRICK UPPER. AUT(> matte QtiJwat, *00. FE 3-5800. * ROOM DUPLEX. UNPURilBRUf pleasant and clean. OU beat. Porktajj. ^840^er month. 10 Jud- WOS ORCHARD LK 30 FRONT ST. 3,mom._.nd hath, children per-milled *31 and *40 month. In- . 431 MT. CLEMENS 3 rooms and both, utimiee tor. nuhed $50 per month. Inquire K^O^Htmpafand. 1*0 East Huron _ __ _APARTMENT8 : ORCHARD C--------- For Sale Clothing...... Soto MmicphnlH CiwH't ' Iti-tx1 T\r ^'Radios Water Softeners ....... ^Fep-SalQMiscellaneous ... Christmas Gifts ....... Machinery ...... Do H-Yourself ......... Cameras ft Equipment .. Sale Musical Goods..... tale Office Equipment .. tale Store Equipment .. take Sporting Goods.... Hunting Accommodations Bait, Minnows, Etc. . . .. Sand, Gravel ft Dirt... Wood. Coal ft Fuel .... Plants, Trees Shrubs ... For Sate Pets ......... Dogs Trained, B'rded ... Hunting Dogs .......... Bly, Grain ft Feed..... TgWHAC PRESS WANT ADS (And they’re interested folks, too?) 14.1 b^SSSrianr!!?0" | WOMAN FOR CIEANINO RK8TAC: , ^ awklflg -MA »?MI, moll I hlBHBMMWMMM jragg and Eecgo Harbor, sell Rawlateh --a".'i --tW :: --4.^°, Wanted ' , fl| letghfa Dcpe. mcmoo-137 Freeport, wJptilfwFraM ! * -in and part BERT COMMINS Stmt Traitors GOOD OP9NTNO ,_______________ ■to NX. Ookiabd Co. or Fontioc Room, board ond Kecgo Harbor. Sell Rawtelgh _OL 1-0378 —V-------- .round stnariv ——-------------- .Product*. Tear around work: good, profits. Write Raw-letgh's Dept. 1'“’ *“ •" - port, XU. U MCJ-600-137. Free. JgBVftga | pg i^rf vat^hom? CEMSftT-W5hifl OF ALL KINDS, me wages. Free estimate*. OR 3A741. ■_______________' - ICBMBNT AHD' WUKat KfaftK Employment Agencies 9 °~—fT*rt~ ** MWK— Industrial Tractor Co. , . 030 A. WODWARD WM401_______. Ft 4-1443 OBQU Dollf Including Sunday •AIM,1 NO AND RUBBISH. NAMB Jtasr price..Any; time. FE 0-00*6. O’BELLiEARTAGE Mdjon^^lrtsmte moving. VOCATIONAL Needed Immediately 3 men over St. Walled Lake ----------------------- EXCAVATINO AND TRENCHING "i septic tonka, drain, fielda, itlnga aad light. doting. UL art'JR. SECIY, JlSK ___. FOR YOUR BUILDINI FARM MERCHANDISE chonleally IncllneJ to .batail new ' revolutionary electrical units. For apoolietSient call FE 4-40M be-twoen 1 ond 4. 1 and 8. FART TIME WALLED LABE 8; Needed 6 men must be lently employed. Over 31., . .......i TSWl-*4 7* some working t earv. Midwest Employment. Pontiac State Book Bldg. ^ * -.......m Wanted Livestock...........84 For Safe Poultry ........ 85, Sole Farm Produce ........86 Me Farm fttetten Sates . Area; No Kv."^ Coil Mr. 1 I * P.m. di hew. fkrgEte Rent Trai Auto I hrs Ski Trailer Space ....... 90 . 92A itet Motor 8cootm........94 for tate Motorcydes ...... 96 Far Sale Bicycles.........96 Boats ft Accsasortes 97 FitargteE .............. .. 99 For tate Airplanes........99 ItanapcKWIOB Ottered ... 100 Wanted Used on .....■■ Deed Auto Partp Sate Used 7knch>....... 103 Used Truck Partr. ......b to place YOUR —ad I Qualified structural steel, lay-out man and fitters^, ■' Redford iron Works, I Inc.. 2800 Alliance, I Drayton Plains. 1704 S. Telgeraph Rd. “E 4-2533 3L. Dent. 1 t 34. Mlchl FOR TOUR BUILDING A. ernlrotlon needs. caU a ------ -------nan ear* iself. No . Thereto _ „ money. MA 4-3410. PBJni-estimates on all vn- fa*. ,*1H finance, R. B. Mungo Electric Co . USB W. Huron. Painting ft Decoratint b 1ST GLASS PAINTINO AND DEC-orating Caen or terms. PE WHS. 1ST CLASS DECORATING PAINT-lng and well papering. FE 4^344. A-l PAINTINO INTERIOR EX-tertor. It per cent disc, far cash, guaranteed. Tree em. PE HMft let CLASS BIT. AND EXT. PAINT-lng. Rea*. Don Beck. Oft 1-1161. A-l FAINTWO ft OSOOEATINa. Peper removed. FE 4-*SIS. AAA PAINTINO A DECORATINd' 36 years experience. Rooooookte. Free estimates. Phone UL 2-13H. A LADY INTERIOR DECORATOR. Psportns. FE *-0343. EXP. PAINTINO EXTERIOR AND interior. Free estimates, nil work -laronteed. FE - B4351 or OR guarant; 3-7230. DIAL FE 2-8181 serViCe Manager Salesman—Camera, Shop PULL QQ PART TIME Bonn experience SMSad to photography Write Pontiac Pratt Box 7*. glaring name, oddrett. itofar modernl. WARTEDGOOD FAINT MAh' Ai»D ooad bumper end pointer. Must be load. Won commiMton plus guar- *33 Orchard Lake iteo! Terms. FE ,10*11 MOYINO. FULLY ' *0Hipped. FE 4-S440. L. A. YOBM. ----rr WcMTEEIRO B RltaAIR. Work Wanted Male 11 .. Fat Lee. fe i-tvm. ^-------------- I Tt38wg|BH9BiQ33yi!auwi seawnw JVOULD LIKE j J^TSS^V’y,,? L ERINO AND B yjWfQktoft L~ HI it finishing. Phone FE ol. Waehtng FE»2313.‘ Television Service 24 PQjj^ Bight oaSTli ffivlBI NIOHT TV M T. 8TRAEA. FE JENSEN'S Tt ist class-Carpentry PE 2-4855_____•__ -t wall washinoT"CARPET k OSBot. Math. cleaned. FE 4-187T 1-1 CARPENTER SMALL JOBS, aepeelalty FB 4-2841 orFE PLACE A “LOST” AD. Call FE 2-8181' for an ad to recover ar loss! DialFE 2-8181 for an ad- writer. Upholstering lvice7~afH0l call FE 3-0484. WATERPROOFING Work gnoroatead. Free eetiaotoo. FE 4-Q7T7 Building SappUea 14 BBaineee Service 13 ALL MAKES OF FOUNTAIN PENS THOMAS tlPHOLSTERlNe 1(7 NORTH PERRY ST. FE S-8888 Lost and Fonnd 2 LOOT: HAITI a papers. Reward. FI Custom Aspholt Paving 0LLS03 otra reman. Reward Mid aft MMcttftoa fttked. ,«7S Robin wood. ^hoo M*y emro SUSP- LOOT: FUR* WHITE SAMOYTO do« named 'Timmy '' Sear— -J 11# REWARD FOR THE RXTUBN Buyers for Contracts __ CLARK REAL ESTATE FE 3-78** Ret. fe uiu w9rwe»M>; wuMift' nee LJbere J C HAYDIN. REALTOR FE 8-0441 or nTillt LAND CONTRACTS TO BUY-OR to MIL Earl Parrel*. KM 3-2811 . IMMEDIATE ACTION On any good land cuutrocla. New or aeoaoned Your cash upon sat-tsioctory Impact ion of property A,k *» Ken Temptriio. K. L. Templeton, Realtor 333* Orchard Loke Rd. FE 44R| AMOLUTELY THE FASTWFaS tton on your tend contract. Cash Mfjfo wolUng. CaU Realtor Partridge, FE 4-3481. 1060 W. Hu- 4?H, LAND CONTRACTS. EL 4. Von Welt. 4448 Dixie Hwy. Wanted Reel Ejjete 36 ALL CASH OI AND FHA EQUITIES If you art leoriss etote or need eoU ■* for Immediate *■ L WICEER8HAM tu* W. Moplo MAyfalr *8340 SELLING fa our huateete. No Bfrscloi. h fo*t. honeat effort. For qui; LISTINGS WANTED ssatruiLBj* 4 ROOltt CLOSE IN. FB T- teM after 4 p.m. 4 RMS., BATH. UPPER. ADULTS; Eecgo. Prt. Ent. FK 4-4818. Quick Reference BUSINESS AND SERVICE DIRECTORY SERVICES—SUPPLIES—EQUIPMENT i-A l ALUMINUM SIDINO with Cclotex Insulation INSTALL NOW AND SAVE mp'kfeanr* tan winter Complete houee, *410 ond uo - STORMS - AND - AWNINOS -No money down $4 mo. Ond u Deal direct with owner and aav ___JO* VALLSLY _ “The wbua^^\ntA SPECIAUSHD REALTY SERVICE gh Unu Boret. Realtor. FE BfaB^ng SBpplies Svfc^ PLAOTERDTO, FREE BSTIMAT1S p. Meyers UTi-sm yet Cie FROFEjllUl tag. Free ; Floor Sanding HL JfT-OOR 8ANDINO - WITT THE FLOOR SANDER - FE 6-3*733 FABULON - WATERLOK - 2»pS Music Instruction KANO, OROAN AND ACCORD! *Bd chord organ hooka. Gallagher’s 1* B. Rvroo ^ tote Painters ft Decorator INl'IUiKMI AND ll Twwti Pet ShopR-Sup^itcg NEW ABUSED gu; _ ARCHERY EQU1PMBMT ““SS kelly IKSWai OFENS- moot, rim -—* —— ---■»- farnlnhnd. tul h*»l MO Mr mw. me. M 8, IM. ■. _____ _ I MW. MEW MOOnW ART.. OROUND floor, hat water nail beat furnished. Parking Beautiful sur-^^imE^HtgtUM Rri- kiirt)T ^ijUMutilb tkidi Ujtaf room, full stsed bedroom. •11 Me etoseu. Pino reception hall. Built-In bathtub. Tilt IwfTUni dlnttte. Alto datable kitchen. On heated building. lust 1 story walk-up. Automatic ns hot water, day or «U9»L~TUad hallways. High aebnaL alto irada school short dlstM“ “*■- Fart retF CLARUTON—RIGHT IN TltB VIL-' “S*.?0 JMrtJI- | »o«T toraly neighborhood Two bedreamboa-■aww only a boot l yrs. old. Oak Itaors, u twin, alum, sterms sod screens Large Heins room Large ------------------- gwMiqffihimjA aM nawly tSSST ba reliable* m par asonth —i people. Prefer will consider right _ children .. ______ _ famUy. Ask far Mr. Brown. L H Brown ReaRar. Ph. wm f-tel«. CLARUTON 1 BEDROOM JH lineb. SIM Eastlawn. Ve- Near schools. ITS.SO Mi ll H1B or pt tj tor rent tnunrociE. N. Midland, sat monthly, o WO 3-4870. Mr. Leonard Hymi FOR BALE ------------- For Stk Ha—b 49 Far Sola Houses .49 CARNIVAL • BEDRM. BRICK BOMB IN Ue EJsS hi wru« WO DOWN Clarksten area. Payment* tot i manta tncludlnw taxes gad mans ance Or II.000 down and an po month Utalnabia taaae and insuf Suburban Living At Its Beat- r Taw future borne la tea (CONVERTIBLE 24) WjtyHSB HOMES ixarif w3y 'i urn rooms and balh honse a roar* M.jaa heat Phone PB f-1111 for»«■-V»-a«>» Eeego - JACK LOVELAND 3iaaCaee_Lak, Rd PE Mm THE FROST IS OR lWlftJMP- k I month MA 4-3464, $9,500 RENT, TEAR Will build ] hi around. Brisk. __ __ _ . _APARTMEWT Qg CLARE- rsarn wieens lan iflimf * boards nd 3-7831. ^ *&&& «lnlw tl IM tv AHA 4nmn THREE BEDROOMS WITH BASEMENT. Colgate off Baldwin, r — down, au.075 lull price., Hat to wall carpeting, oil F.A. | BEDROOM BUNOALOW H ACRE 81,000 down. Vacant and In good condition, exceptional large living rm.. with two taormopsM picture windows, oak floors. luring moot attractive living room and dining aran, wood burning ftrsplaca, et- . ramie lUa bata, storms and screens, eutomatlo bant and hot water, tell stately aver-green tries, j wen lond- i. Completely ei fired im beat, 2 oar garage. > stairway to expansion c. Price 111.400. Consld- CLARK8TON. I BEDROOMS. Library, family room, law taxes, ' Mar aehooL Fries, 414.400. MA 5-2148.____ NR. PONTIAC MOTOR Modora lot. 40.458 with II.IM down. Oood homo la trod#. Willard. Street Next to School. ■pie and span family homa wt Built for comfort and convenience »• well at economical living. TN ACRES or /LAND - Priced at -ly JM.t08/Wtll restricted. WILL tADE FOR ahaaper home, land contract dr watt aido Inooma. -T WItH us — For fast and if-A^ADE^-'io"* serving*!^ Sylvan Lake Front' Old Rnghta brick, ftaaa A timber. State floor eotracc. atep-dotni living rm.. lof-bumlng fireplace, dining rm. •nnMritas, paneled library, kitchen, breakfast rm., pooler rm. 2nd floor; 4-bodrmA I bathe, maid's quarters. Baaamaot roc. rm. ftreplaee TRIPP Seminole Hills ntly dlstincUve brick homo lor — dltertminatlng famllT All spacious rooms, moslor suite on r.wnd floor, j bedrooms 14.1 full baths. . Year-round aStlL V**,r otudy, double gar ay a! . r«r? roaianabio with full b SMALL HOUSE, OAS HEAT, J fiMs Hwy. Vi mile north ol Telegraph, tltt oaonth. OR 2-1281. off Dixie Telegraph_ BEAUTIFUL YE 2 hast, mod- For Rent R««ms—42. pT:_______________I ----—------------—L 4 bdrm., Ita hi «5S.AI| 1 LARGE ROOM. SUITABLE FOR i fenced play yard. — 1 Ol 2. All modern, near bus. I *rn kitchen. Aloe shrubs _— R 3-1301. gj h. Anderson. FE 3-7434. I. flowers. Owner transferred. Price hedroonP ATTRACTIVE ROOM FOR 7TUU10O' W *Ut°a- ** bedroom man Separste ept. Kitchen prlvl-leges. FE .4-4034. TWTHINO DOWN. 3 BEAUTIFUL ERICK BUN-OALOW 314.830 Salt or trade. Vacant, full basement. all ceramic tlla bath, modern streamlined klteh-eh.rsrttKV'eeonters.btrch cupboards, dandy 1‘ ----- d contract. Soma require 8 mama, nanny -ioi, west . 11.500 down, consider tional bedroom, separate dining room, wall to wail —carpeting—in—living room •nclosad "RaV^porch. Priced mMb 'i your family LH. BROWN.Realtor 888 Elisabeth Labs Road Ph FE 4-3584- or FE 3 4410 MULTIPLE LISTIRO SERVICE Roy Annett. Inc., Realtors . 38 S HURON IT. Open Evenings A Sunday H WRIT HURON ww*■ A.raunn» fi BIIIMBy 1 • « . - - __ FE 8-0466 Val-U-Way , HOLLY, MElrose 7-71 __j shop- tlac Motors - ----- MI 4-7881. 1 CLEAN, COMFORTABLE ROOM. CLEAN 3 BOOMS, BATH. OAS j 48. FE 3-3243. ___heat, ill week pins PRIVATE ____ ... Vacant A ready. CLEAN 3 BEbROOM. AUTOMAT-1 iqs stoppino at toorT^loe I. f^*^MSl^<^steaubdo« i CLARK REAL ESTATE ,-j^u «Ww-«S!g: j r-*-«gt. N_0_m^ga|e coaL Lew j, JK) JUT^ SELL _OR TRADE J Fisher Body A* F a favor, call a 'SMITH" I°hns°n N/* n visas m anmn . FOR OOOD BUTS AND TALUKS lAkefront gaan » badrtwm vaach Mm a. F«Tt tWlilt ' Wmlir eaT ' I) TXAM OF flUTtCB COLORED WHY PAY RENT? Was $12,500—Now $9,950 “ ier says sell this ranch hom t picture-book setting on -CLEAN SLEEPING ROOMS. Rd.. Drayton Plains.__ KEEQO HARBOR. NICELY FUR- " month. ^mTOteJSTw. cl ONLY $10 DOWN d corner hit. You'll hi h many modern features ached garage. 38 ft. ftun i. Beautiful birch cabinets. :e site bedrooms and taka privi-1 rex too. All this and only 83.500 Oood gravel rd. 3800 down. .LtlAIKS "EAk* AREA. • •.too. Bungalow lust aa. nest and clean as a pin, nlca comfortable room*, a very attractive white frame home, dandy lot 501158 block from lake, easy 1 trad* on 3- Bed roc . “Bud” Nicholie, Realtor 48 Mt. Clemens It. FE 5-1201 After 6 p.nr FE 4-8773 NEAR EASTERN JR. I1IOH 1. 'l.andscaped corner K PINE INVESTMENT t. frontage-toned sommerclal. '4 opportunity " ' n.ARKRTON VILLAOB LOVELY ROOM FOR A GENTLE-i .J ... aas vir Huron. dal at 3 ——; ' Open Dally and nun. i.w w i s. PB9RB *v—. " -------------_ DOWN ' WE8TOWN REALTY ___________________ r town. For gentleman. FB 2-8820. . j a-7397 after 7 p.m. LAKE FRONT HOME. 'tll JPNE 1.! Jl g?« «___________ , . 1_____ MODEL - FE 8-TM3 ... Elisabeth Lake. FE S-7S1S. ____BOOM FOR .RENT, FOR LADY. \ cOBt 3 BEDROOM MODERN EbVELT tear AROUND 3-BED- Clean, use of facilities. FE 8-8002.! attractive sotting. 3 acres. Oood now flat On Wolverine Lake. No SLEEPING ROOMS WITH XlTCN- fartUs> soil. Fruit trooo and ber- root Increase nest summer. aebool| tn .prlv. Near Plther Body. FE; rles. Oood road. School bus. At- might trade. W; H. BASS, Realtor | Builders, FE 3-7210 ___ ____ here. Furnished 876 Wolvortna Drive. MArket 4-3848.1-LaKE 6rION. 1 AND t teEDEta- lively priced, $1,000 down will mod., gas heat. MT 2-4883. MODERN 3 BEDROOM RANCH.!, furnished. 1H bat£s~ Uke r | Rooms with Board 9**2i Bloomfield School Dlati [vP 38S FERRY ST.. FURN. SLEEP-„0 | lng rmsc and board for 414.68 __ _____ Wf., FE 8-MBO.______________________ AMg aRer'iVm. ____________'S'' YOU'RE LOQXINO FOR A • B5DERN-'SMALL HOME FUR- _“1« clean plaee. CAll FE 5d277. ntsned with commodities. 5233 LAROB PLEASANT ROOM IE MOD-Dlxle Highway, Drayton .Plains. [ ern home, southern atyta — STOVE, iSHtlWXR, OAHAOE, ii Dorothy Snyder Lavender Realtor Bat. » Tiara 7001 Highland Rd/nHSt : Rent Houses Unfurn. 40 4_taf.MU 1-2337. I- ROOM * BOARD WITH OR WITH-"~t. 13Mh Oakland Avt. PB 4-1854. CHEROKEE HILLS By owner — Modern 3 hedroom homo. 2850 Voorhels Rd. Alter 8 Convalescent Homes 44 EVEREST AVENUE Real Terrific. Real Sharp I Very Complete 3 Bedroom Built 1057 on 128 ft wide all ..with paved street. A real beaut Includes carpeting, ate., plus na —I ,-„.l RENTALS _ 2-BEDROOM DUPLEX - Automatic Heat - y $75 PER MONTH FE 4-7833 •81 EAST BLVD. N. _______AT TAIJNC1A 3 BBDRM. HOME IN ROCHMTIn Close tn. Call Dryden, SWT-3643. P BEDROOMS OARAOX. Ut PRI-Ttlagts 3334 Hertford, Williams i DOWNTOWN STORE , i SAVE 31.380 — PAT 3700 DN. 'j C-.Schueit; FE 8^0458. I DWAirVoir PLAINS. 3 tHWKTOM • ■ rtneh. Aluminum iMvc. tll.000. 1600 down. OR t-W. fir., Mpros. : Incl. fixture* I HSHf DRAYTON WOODS Largs 3-bedroom. English-style brick with approximately 1 aero R’eaitorir *H- frog. ^ ta^tem^tahte. ULTRiTifkw^jjTOMJ^ wtersibB ralroitootrPARM home, utica | Rent Office Space rrijpjr reedropm. ltflcrBBBi •mtr ■ - — |n Roosevelt Hotel. Jocobo, PS 6-6128. PHA or Ol terms. gas heat .Close In- 450. Pk 2-7428 3 BXDROOIIS. OAB BOAT. ' ‘ ®4-0*88______ I HOUSE. JOBLTN 3 BEDROOM HOUSE. JOSLYN - fe im DOWNTOWN OFFICE SPACE -2nd and 3rd floors on ona of Fcntloc's busiest corners Hagstrom Real Estate , ' OR 4-0344 __ .... sPfvx 1 FE 4-7088 I ROOM HOME. WATERFORD. OR 3-82147 1 BEDROOM. NEAR DOWNTOWN, newly decorated. Inquire 23 Au- rfeterior completely. .re-aeeoraied. MI 4-3003 or Ml 4-3371. 3 BEDROOM RANCH. BATH Ate. ioa w mocth. Phoo* 34A 5-1883. 3 BEDROOM. NEWLY DECOR- NEW OFFICES FE 2 _________HUROB STREET________ PB £-8550 _____ _______FE 1-1871 POfTBALE BT OWNER, CASH TO mortgage. Three bedroom brick— finished hosomont, res, room lounge, storm*. ctrpeTlfif SI drapes. Two cor garage Bylvi Sr'wt,,8-»RnV oft James K.. Pontiac Williams Lake Family home -----.r IMS down poy- ____— ONE fOO WILL ENJOY! On canal to Williams Lako — -big lot — paved drive to IVi Terms. Invextlgs . WEST SIDE i. Newly -dee* OPEN DAILY Open 7 days a wad bedroom -hornet In B____________ Age no handicap. On our loti _______________........ for 47.085. 8404 down and 475 EM 2-3303 Days par month. On your lot. 87500 with na money down. kitchen. Basement. Oat furnace. * 17.(50 frith $1,250 down. Terms. j Dorothy Snyder Lavender West . ii spacious -jen living r...... LEDOBROCK WALL a.. ......... beatalator. Dinti Close-In, 73 ft. RANCH HOME Beautiful spacious rooms, you'll ‘ I ---------- carpeted, ufg North Millard-Road Between' .......... Highland and Milford A Hlghlan . ...________ 15x230' lot iH8 4owm~>‘ STEELE REALTY (Main Office) BIO kitchen. The famUy will delight you, also the outdoor patio aim grill. Paved drive with turnaround to attached double garage. SELDOM DO YOU SEE • *■------ harmonious In setting, planning — — decorations I complete In every detail -r PLUS HAVING LAKE PRIVILEOE8 We are privileged io snow you this ' UYw sell trade THRU — MILLER UST WITH Humphries COMMERCE AREA TTUh lake privileges. A neat and clean 3 bedroom heme situated on a load •Hod lot. Only 1 block from taka. Alum, storms and screens, ell heat. 18,250. Will consider your 82 N. TELEGRAPH OPEN EVES. FE 2-9236 MULTIPLE LISTINO SERVICE HH7T __________3 bedroomi -baths, gaa heat, garage. (,____ Advantage* galore. Can ba bought DONELSON PARK SUITE OF 4 OROUND FLOOR offices Fum. Paved parking. Air-eondltloning. heat and llgbta fum. Telephone answering service ideal for attorney. Insuanc* agent or manufacturer’s tgent. Will divide. OR 3-1290. For Safe Houses 49 W CLARKSTON, BY OWNER, ] LAKEFRONT MODERN - |___________________ bedroom brick roach, ltk betas. j bedroom large living room, screened POreb-lrii cm garoge. Knmtly kltchea. im —— largo shaded lot. I15,5W. email room. Oak Ilo--down payment. MA 4-UOl. 0545 wmo beach. Snow Apple Drive. __________J 3 BEDROOM I oil furnace. U lake. IN cam month's rent month7* rant In' advance. able November let. EM 3-3 ROOMS. 348. 38 8. Mend mac. a MODERN. SU*— vn—■ foam. On* Mat. Call FE FE 2-7053 FE 8-20(3 BEDROOMS . 1 PLR . BY OWN-er. N. side. Drapas. carpeting.^ 23 ft. Mv. rm.. hig til*d kttTtUed 8 ROOMS, MODERN. FURNACE. J • ROOM MODERN ON DOCtS. Mar CBirkston. Inquire 33 Au-burn. Paellas. 6 ROOM HOTS*. 3 BEDROM4B. S' ROOM HOMX ltd LAFAYETTE. after 380. I ROOM R0U8E ------1 hi porch -ot 75x300. 04.160 With Mte dox ADAMS REALTY it offer t 13.000. “ , ____________ jade • home. 81 B- Tate. '“BEDRM - ALUM SIDINO. OA8 A*^ocal^nt*tLVte*mi. *PE Adtff JtflwAt aia’Sk*.’mo;* BEDRtxjri.^OWNinL 3 cut —T - Is.OoP’wA” 3708 down. Hi 8-8883! rROOMI. AND fAT^ Wgri j —ugmHOOM NEWLY DEC. L»7» «*«. n ”i-f- ■ rr* tor 83.3*8 equity. » ROOM ROME. 3 BEDROOM. MO Sh after 8. FE 4-2737._ a months Elisabeth Lab* Kttttt. ' - BEDROOTl'“ HOMES_ N E W. From^ $75^1^1 myth. FE 38133, _____ WEST OF cm ROA- Ditnl. 8 nna. on 1 fir., full bj—* oil Mat, oj Dwight. OR 3-1 _ BEDROOM BOMS, NEAR WA-terford High School. 5164 Joan-gar Blvd. 183 B. tat. Fenced to Back. Nlealy landscaped. Leas than ta oeo owing. 45k P*f. FHA. at •« par month, Inclu taxes and Insurance. Best amt take* n7 Hame mate te ta* ttm*. 4 ROOMS. BATH AND OARAOS SAVE ENERGY. USE WANT ADS! To find » job, place to five dr t good used car, aee Qaasi-fied NOW! 4144 DOITN ““ 38997 or FE 58878. T >_'Y I BEDROOM ' BRICK RANC landscaped, flared, roe mat For Colored r tale PB 1-4308. Call Large kitchen with breakfast — fireplace. Attached 3 cai lot 108x158. Private park and lake privileges, ... .j • nrnniems bedroom* rime- urn 3 bedroom bom* with full Sw3>: sewMww timrimm;: T-pint. xturd^ool^toora^bl^s on to- ^'f*tuc^V|ll5i^-ra 2-leveL lasemsnt. Owner and clean aa a whltUs with ganarcua terras.__ WATKINS PONTIAC ESTATES - - -—— - - froogi. i — RTumn yard. Alto garage. Lets get with ft, make a data to tee it. $8,189. Realtor Eu. — — Highland Rd. IM68) MU 4-8417 Eves. KENT britm/mSi garage pavea down psymet. LAKE FRONT COTTAGE - Only t down far . this .......... e, near ciarkxton Oood condl-i. Coder panel boot deck. AU tow price of 14.880. place. Atiached ^rtge Fencv lot. Boat, motor and dock. U mediate pou. 811,880. Terms. Floyd Kent Inc., Realtor 3288 Dtxta Hwy at Telegraph FE 38123 — Open Evea. Free Parking MODEL: uph ■ or mlna. Also will conalder trade. DOM MrnnwAt n . -LICENSED BUILDER OR 3-2337 INDIAN VILLAGE ^i-iK- irWitvk BmS: j fe Lake Oakland Heights Lake privileges 3 bedroom brick. Basement Carpeting Water softener 3818 Breaker St Off Walton Blvd. Owntr. OR 38813. HOYT REALTY LOOK! Lake Oakland Meighti 3 bedroom brick. 3 car gar. with att. patio parch, carpettag. anchor lenee laka priv. Might trade. tea aiWT '.......... attached garage, unfinished rooms — 37.598 each. Ye 88439 after 3. MOVE TOMORROW 840* dawn an tats _* hedroMP VERT NICE — 3 bedroom home an M-4*. All hardwood floors, iarg* lot. ltk r........— ‘- ■ wonderful buy at ltolv 8IL888, J BEDROOM ROME .On 5 acre. STEELE REALTY (Main Office! 1348 R. Milford Rd . between Rlgh- u'r.zs umv em w William Miller Realtor . FE 2-0263 479 West Huron Street. Pontine. Michigan COLORED astrn tot. Flowers, fruit tn and grapes. Perfect home. I motphers and only 88.(88. HAYDEN GILES 1 BEDROM ROME. 3 Blocks t __3 BEDROOM HOME. SMALL igyar*^ m p,r monUl Overlookini Lake 3 bedroom, oak floors, beautiful basement. Oat Mat. Total Mice 113.800 Tarma ta antt. 3413 Elisabeth Lake Rd. 33(4 DOWN plus ”—Tent 3 B.R OU furnace. APPROX. area. 3 i Basement. Large lot. I 11000 dn iSfpar mo. Owr 3-3187. _________ jteto^r landscaped. "OwSo'r. RO&iXSTWn J BEDROOM BRICK tri-lev*L Ita hatha, family----------- carpet, drape*, water aoftaner. other extraa. Price reduced tor ■r Ha a tilt Sylvan Model Open n« Fum la I Dr. 4 level brick. 3 5drma.. 3 baths. Plnptae*. lly room Mud ream. Wood* _------prtvtkagaa. aiA(i*. wm^duplleata. Albert M. Ctattafl. Tile bath. Basement baa oil furnace and water heater. Built in IM2. Oood condlUon. Only 870* down Includes mortgage closing ACRES. 7 Largt ___ms Separate room. 154 bath*. LH. 14M Basement baa recreation room. Oil furnace. I car garage. Work ■bop 34x40 and oft lee. Terms. ,rsf NORTH SUBURBAN. Near 1 Rogers School. Very clean 3 B borne 38x38 wtta1 utUlty room 18. 48880. Terms. NEW 3 BEDROOM ROME. Alum, siding. Built In rang* and even. FuU basement. Oas furnace. Off 3B '-ter ffifl te- J. C. HAYDEN, Realtor M E. Walton. FE 58441. Open Era*. ■WB. I t# 8 #8*. ; , Vacant 8 room bugalow and 1*4 car garage located tn Waterford ftp. Access on 3 COLORED Beautiful 3-atori flKT“i mt. Largo li f»0 PONTIAC NORTHERN RIGR *A»T SIDE No down payment only 3380 1 3 bedroom hom* ... closing cost For this lovely ) «*tic Basement Lana bedroom ranch hom*. Only 3 *«•*»••- o»i. tin —. . rated like new Walking dwtanea ‘0, Pontlao Northern Kith. Only . _____ L“* ..-~V----(| PlXTE KtOKWAy FRONTAOy Rolfe H. Smith, Realtor txleorafh road Fe 3-7848 ' ' " MA~'B8431 MULTIPLE LlStlNO SERVICE O'NEIL HERE'S TOUR CHANCE to ‘ I living room, dln- SPECIAL - YOU FOLK) the Urban Renewal mav puschase this bom '^•w FHA mortgage "AfgHtand rom shopping ransportatlon. •rpetad living r , 3 bedrooms a 3-bedroom krick. 4 neighborhood. TRULY one of the m o i beautiful hornet ft hat bei our privilege to offer. Li §fisya fuss- — —s bedroom u ASSOCIATE BROKERS— rnvestfntfit Cor. Tmr ' —FE-SK™ ■43 ORCHARD LAKE AVENUE TERRIFIC VALUE! n Pontiac, well located, this 3 ---hom* on 82x208 ft. lot -neat and garage___ PRICE?, ONLY $10750 TOTAL $450 DOWN BUYS! HURRY! C. Schuctt, FE 8-0458 completely paneled , , Wtety pis*, bar. JBlg magn f i»i*V ”e^nawT-*i «DE UflJSSS? “.*'**? Large. 6 roam h Eaae.._ 6?j.£» ** w RELECORATED - 1384 DOWN COLORED Be aware Hare la jou 870 a month. Trita Im chance to if of, an only FB AM84 A. K)HNSON & SON 1/04 S, Tele era ph FE 4-2533 STOirre Best Buys Today to pot .—j. nu„ ----payment and In- isrpaUng and drapee. SHORT ON DOWN PAYMENT? Art you tookln^ for eomethtog " placet offered with a l________ dawn payment. Let ua make you a real deal on tala nearly---- bedrooms Fuji | om homa on 10 l. »**•uU«y J OPEN 4 TO 8 SUNDAY 1 Lauinger 4380 MOVES YOU I o rL_______ ’"ship. Large j LAUfNOER REALTY NICHOLIE & HARGER CO. . Kitchen . and utility -i. Automatic heat. Cin Nawly decorated. Y8- ' I. About $35* move* yew FOUR BEDROOMS gae automatic fc ■■ggSi'teR. YWO.BEpROOM BUNOALOW TIRED OF DRIVINOTf Da yai tiu are meeuog yourseir ..... >g back from school, shopping. d home la.on Perry ei This ideally locat- ' ”------i---‘ right ..-- ------------- shop- ping ta town. It hat a Ms basement, large dining room, convenient kitchen, living room and 3 big bedroomi. The lot it 48x144 — 87,480 full priea. Warren Stout, Realtor 7 N. SAOINAW ST. FE 381(3 Open 'tit 3 p.m. WATER FRONTAGE, Only I bib. i with wall to wall earpet ta tat living room and dining room with brick fireplace opening Into both rooms. Picture window overlooking the water. A lovelv kitchen that ha* everything. Built- SCHRAM i. dish- MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE • . tojMrireht La BA RON SCHOOL 3 bedroom bungalow peted living ad In kiteban. lshed tn ki____. ________________ Jletely. tiled with tv bath Large mu. eating epace I basement fln-pine and cor ..._______J| 5k bath. LaII r garage. Only 41408 down. OL 18143 ‘ Nortberfi High ' 8 room 3 bedroom home an n corner tat near new high acboot. FuU bacemant. automatic gat faraee. Heme hi out. Can ba bought • GILES REALTY CO. FE 38173 321 BALDWIN ATX. OPEN 8 A M. - 8 FJf. MULTIPLE LISTINO SERVICE I t COLORED — \ RUSSELL YOllNG URAL ESTATE A BUILDERS IRWIN ass NEAR DRAYTON 3 bedroom located ctac* to eehoolt. bus and shopping. This rent-boater hat storms and scracne. fullv to- llva her* tar 383 par manta - *—va and insurance. 4 dawn to original fpWeapa, full basement, oak floors and nawly daeorwtod. Low. tow Aaww payment. Ba teMI Call aa te teak as this ooe. Half fate won't A* if yon seed tale bam*. OOERQE a* w.'wi R IRWIN, REALTOR I BEDROOM Urge living room, txll kitchen and dinette, master bedroom 1 11x18, gas forced I" port and large lo 316.800 and terms Priced i FOR COLORED See this lovely 4 k Full basement. CM location. Across at NO DOWN PAYMENT -W* have ,3 bedroom homes. 2 bedroom homes, some with basement, come with 15k buy. Wa NOW. RAY O’NEIL, Realtor 8 Telegraph Rd. Open 88 p.m. FE 3-T183 ------FE S-1AJC Templeton Ideal Church Site -491*1*. Highway frontage. Over | acre In nO with ,8 tana modern, lUd basement home. Facing street on lake. Alto privileges te SUvei Lake. Can be bought right. * K. L. Templeton, Realtor 222* Orchard Lb. Rd FE 44K) After 8 p m FE 38M a. luff handle* kitchen and dining IVAN W. SCHRAM REALTOR FE 5-9471 WEBSTER LAKE ORION - . “ setting lor . com acres. Variety of tl highway. 3 bodt________ __ __ home with sawn try - kitchen with fireplace. Owaai tewa tr oar garaga. Yaw hi* CM to appreciate how a ta ta. Owaar laavtaw Mate sacrifice. Furnished or un- OJ.'a i John K. Irwin & Sons Far Iii> Hshiii 49 3838 DOWfN J hedroem. large Bring room, dining room and kitchen pH basement, automatle oR fume” l*7W*. BrtvUagea on WUUama --------4# % G.I. - Brlek 3 bedroom, full ba.._ gas heat, potential ilk baths 1 to wall carpeting. Rear eevc„ and screened terrace. LoeMgri hi North RinSub vita Rochester J«boMa nod: ahopptag eonler m|» it 73x138 cyclone fenced. L__ , drive to Mar of hom*. Bm . * eate at the low priea^ r 8 roam rsneb. FW umro» Featuring: plea, tarad walla, large living rooWC, all modern kitchen, dining el: 3 bedrooms, large eereened patio. 35k car garaga. Only 31.380 down. R ■ J. (Dick) VALUET- < Realtor ’ TE 4-3531 i BEDROOM TRI-LBYXL tw* 1?T*1Y bom a locatod at 18 Bayereat Dr. Pleasant Lab* Wood*. Larg* panelled family room with fireplace. Barbequaptt. Built-in bar Built-In BLpT Irii baths. Lovtly built-in kiteban, Built-In fish aquarium. Attached '*• plastered gnrnge. Is* this out. standing homa open 8 till (dally. WILLIAMS e ESTATE AND WSURANCB Baldwin ft VKU # p m. caU Mrs SUVoSw. OWNER HUNT SELL: ^ .4 ‘ttractlve 3 bedroom home b> lures Gardens. Mg totTrewie 49 For Sal* Hoi SMITH WIDEMAN EASTERN JR moa AIWA 'Atlwtl Heights A lowly home la • lovely setting WIWM by benuttffiewn, (MW and shad# ME Thl» flat ywf pa meiwM la ctaeets. tO# bat il M* down MAT B---- CHASED CO|“-“ . FURNISHED. daw St. Michael's Dandy I. ft nitty brick tacaaic Sound proof, .private entrance*. i, j THE PONTIAC? PRESS, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 6, IMP Fof SoliLoto I4| BmsIiw— OpfHibtitf 99t TIZZY Bv Rato Otann jSbJb Household Goods 65 For Sole MioceBayieopi 67 PARTICULAR rCOl __ _ CHEROKEE HILLS! «| “LET’S TALK? BUSINESS’* Distress Sale Owner hat Florida Maraata wfctcb ‘ lull time; and win immediate. able. Buy build-1 hsyfev WARD'S ORCHARDS t room .ranch, featuring 3 bedroamt. lane llrp nm « brick fireplace and ‘fe as •howsr Recreation scaping. CITY WEST t room, « bode taod kitchen, room. Mill f I. I room and 3 room apa •Oaa boat t car vgarage, by appointment. Or tort villi? Dandy 3 family located I town Hat S and bath i and hath up. Both ! corporate Lot. 60x1 \mffs M. BREWER JOSEPH P, RtnSrULn MON 94-04 I Huron St PI t ill After 5:JO FI f-8823 or FE-4-4736 Handyman’s Special Carl W. Bird, Realtor W Community Nat'l Bank Bide FI Odtll______. IlH. ff 01)43 Cl.'AHKSTON ESTATES ROM.INC. . . iixiio. ^Cbryalor Kjghus ?%1 Shopping, churchi high acbool ' oTUrge 1U-, ---- . • mo. re 44i4t, IJ i j Waterford Hill: i A tew pbotcylotr 1 1 toe Sea Oood dM j Herbert G Davis,'Rltr. | i Estate rfc. Attnif ln»gr Ideal SALES CORPORATION MICHIGAN BUSINESS JOHN s LAMDMesser. Broker • PARK AT OCR FRONT DOOR 1573 .a Telegraph' Road .FE 4-14(3 PARK AT OCR FRONT DOOR GROCERY WITH 8DM CASH FOR In vendorjr.^flituiei. Sell of rrpi, 317 Whitt ;kovv money T AND I REDROOW Cherry trim CELLE NT C PROPERTY l. GIROUX . dining 1 aluminum _____ SUBDR] k PRICE, 17,140. r SMITHAVIDEMAN REALTY 411 W. DURON OPEN CVCS re 4^6 BLAIR Paint Creek Knolls CREEK SITES v HILL SITES ‘ •MOUNTAIN-LIKE" VIEWS ** TO 1 ACRE LOTS j GENERAL REAL ESTATE ’ HIGHLY RESTRICTED Ol5 D.Il. S»r OR M701 1.4441 SO FT MINIMUM | _ Open till, euntoy_Vm_jr dUtton rd! at uyernois I ^ gg Area ol Rocheiter and Mich, i imi Plww * H L*,&Wlif>,rtlty °*kELHABLE ] UNCLAIMED TILE 'OUTLET fin MA MTU — iiy. I iAOQaAw PE 8-2488 .¥*J4nft.—— — l •' duct, renetiau blinds, sleds. 31 Wke. «4. Mltc. FE 3-4044. I IN. SILVER TONE. REASON-able. 4744 Independence Dr., after L ELECTRIC RANGE, ~, .nnis * lltlon Must sell Phone I U LADDER. ____ . Jb. MI 7-3161. ' OE REFRIOERATOR. 14*. AUTO- FE3-S344. HOTPOINT ELECTRIC STOVE. 3-ptece blond ^bedroom outyt. — ' awSraetalr W West Lin- Ild.lb JsSLffJHWW:__;______ Laundry trays and stand and For Sale Mbcdh—q»,67 f££ exMllent condlUon. Sacrifice b OL 1-6737. ......... ■ • LOB NEW — MUD—R KPSgA-B OB otoctrto_ atno. Fish Mowers, Tr*ctOr Sale . Wheel Bocae and Ralena tractors Price reduced on oil walking end rldlnc mower*, tutors, sMH bars, go-carts Loto of good. M»d mow-ort and tractors. Priood to soil. .Buy (now removal units nr~ EVANS EQUIPMENT 6447 DUto Hwy. MAPLE MSTS MO VINO Must mil Oak Mflb* deal Formica tabto and chairs I..ana dock bwA^ AJS^ l cabinet 19. marble-framed n 7S Edison FE 3-4341 __ METAL OFFICE DS8E AND CHAIR. $34. Electric guitar with BMpU* tier. 444. MAyfalr «4I7i>. MEDICINE CABINET8. LOE. 34“ mirror, slightly marrail 43.94. Ige. selection of csblnets wftb or Otth-out lights sUdlugdtfors. Terrific buy*. Mtehlgan Fludrrscent. 343 offer. ^Leonard, 140. MA 4-3443 .173 ■■ Saginaw HOUSEHOLD AND BABY ItSMS [go GALLON *----Training chr. 1.50, train- - *7 asked Herb what kind of a car It was and he said, ‘Do you mean the engine, the chassis, or the body?' " Swaps 631 Sale Household Goods 651 Income Property 50 ^ ~~ H p. HQLMES, INC. /* A VT nDn 3-FAMILV INCOME In good con-I “T M Y I l } [I \ J\ dttlon oa bite corner lot Johnson I VJJx’i I Li-/j Are A taorlflee at 410.400 with , 1 A— i per month tv - Who I Floyd Kent Inc.-. Realtor 3200'Dlale Hwy. at Telegraph FE 3-0133 — Open Eve*.; . Frao Warbins . .• Sale Land Contracta 60 LAROE DUPLEX » good location, near will accept property ♦—- — “-utlaa 01 MEW AND USED FURNA&K REA-tonabto. Fra* estimate* on lnsui-etlon* Jank* Maatlne. BE 4-3011. NEW S1EOLER HEATER AT BAR-galn price. Solllog at cost. Used Castlron Radiators Cheap. G. A. Thompson. 7004 M54 Wert. OIL BURNER. KENMORE? 3 POT with fan. 110 gal. drain. WiU sell mattress, i separately. OR, 3A3W. chain saw. >3 H. ply wood REFRIGERATOR AND TV, 434 IA. at. 3 h.p. Bears Outboard motor. Two guns. UL, 3-37(3. A 4-ISBJ. ___________________| RANSE HOOD A FAN. COFPBR- . OAL. OIL TANK ON STAND. ) tone, 134 4.0 Rome* wire at 3* (35. FE 4-3SS7. t per ft. Heator cable, 31c. O. A.. ---- * --------—1 Thompson. 7004 M5» West. heaters, crib a .000 BTU OIL FURNACE. AND j Fontlao area In trade. urs j- ieeo. _________' RiDINO^WHEEL WORSE TRAC-plCk-UP, DETROIT., toll REVERSIBLE RUOB. Il(.45 !. ■er. SOU or. Foam rubber backtd rags. (K.94. 1 , isau i Tweed rugs. (3S.il. -Rug pad*. I ----------a-------------------- (5.(5. Pearson's Furniture* 43 Or- 1RONR1TE IRONERS. FULL ,----, - —j traitor. Or I what havi yob. UL 3-HH. —h [ I SWAP '43 FORD, CLEAN, FOR Floor modsls. demonstr_„_ __ 3 yean to pay. (1.34 weekly. EAm OABERT 11 N. BAOINAW_______FE Kill IE BtLECtlOlimMVP s and rifles. Ben's Loan ) 4 Patterson. VD 4-4141. E REFRIGERATOR FE 3-4511 Sis, l CUBIC FOOT COLDSFOT DEEP | freeser. 4144. 364 Orsy Road, Au- I burn Heights — I - comfort. GENTLEMAN FARMER fri- i atone in quite seme-I couldn't begin to de-e It, so If yours Inter-I In something tn o nr AND BATH *R lffn| ,1SN tfaVD Bl Income Property it neighborhood One • 80 ACRES Well located pn earner. % ■ of road frontage. East of Ort ville Some woods. Terms. PONTIAC REALTY gv. .. -------TT1 _ WkEW H*-_____— ____I 30 IN. OAS RANGE IN EXCEL- _ Money to Loan 61 (WAP EOOrrr IN 0 BEDRM. lent condition FE MOM. I Electric mpenmd Meney Lenderol bam,| tor portable are-welder. FE j AVAILABLE OCT, t, KENMORE | KENMORE SWEEPER AhS"""aT- fl£ | l|\?USNANC'?C0- OR 2U2 S, MAIN. . WEdBUY - sell - trade. . __... , 11J r CT r*T A IP I Bnrnet k Hirgrtm, 742 W. Huron i console. Makes buttonholes, do- niture 42 Orchard :4itocitESrar^ro &L Must 5ssli3gm^W anchor fences! No money down, FDA appro*— . ---- r---- ^REE; ESTIMATES. FE 4-3471 4» N, iagiusW. rE BASEBOARD RADIATION AT | REFRIOERATOR, A^TOompsomSoQS' M40 West RUBBER MATS .ARTHUR'S able tor stores or restaurants, i 4x4 It , % tn. thick With >b " ' --- I condition. ^RTHUR'S, MA~6~llsf LOANS 135 TO tl _________ Jim.______IMPMSI .. —■ ■■ l — | --- --- —~ , tachments. |3E FE 1-0371 after , OR TRACTOR. (I3( for both. MA 4J340. ____ | 4 30 p m ______________________I lie. FE 4-4331 1 ALMOffT NEW NECCH1 AUTO- i LAROE CRIB AND MATTRESS.! matte gig sag In beautiful wood { brand new, (15.44. Fear son's Fur-1 _ - . - - ________ console. Makes buttonholes, de-1 niture 43 Orchard Lake Ave. I s».»I ss:• jassssrss: j __________________nc5ntr»cf FE MAHCXJANV DININO ROOM TABLE 5-0407, Capitol Appl._________and 4 chairs, leaf. MA 4-3704. MOVINO TO FLORIDA. MUST SELh ROOF LEAKS? Call your Advisor for a tree ttmate. Save 74 on the cost. leothei ovely. lakefront lc______ 'or anything of equal val i 1(4. Warren stout Rea:..., ... _ ». Saginaw gt. FE M1W. Open | — “FRIENDLY SERVICE" For Sal* Cl fotlring MN3...... A FIVE- MINUTE ” LOOK—' Beals a thousand wo«ls r Sale Lake Property 51 258 FEET 14 I m BUCKNER ype 4 bedroom h----— >d on Lake Orton. Very i tor the price. 14.4(0 i good terms. CaU MV ALL NATURAL B 3 BEACH BLACK PERBIAN LAMB t natural raneh mink juullai. MW ' “' condlUon. Small curt, flnesl COAT. excellent terms. Convenient I Pontiac and Detroit. C. Schuett. FE 8-0458 For Sale Farms .‘Vour lake front I :cravvfori> agency i finance company , _ I ?5? W. Walto" FE 8-2300 I WHERE YOtr CAN I quality. Slxe 16-18. OR 4-4874. "»_? 'M----------BORROW UP TO $500 I bovb ja^xxte. unan. parti. 6 OFFICES IN 1 suits. I si*e 14 UO. Top coats, 37. Pontiac - Drayton Plains — Utica 3*- 38 long- Ladlat new fur Jacket ! 60 ACRE ( RMS HOT WATER wailed Lk.. Birmingham. Plymouth $34. 14-14. FE 3-8464._ heated. 83.444'dn. 15 acre wheat. \ OANS $25 TO $5(X) | *'UR JACKET -NATURAL 'BLUE 6nkho5.»W'Vrlb* PW™ AD7-33M. On'rour slgnslur. or other m- jtor^r^Sg'Id^U8^ —~ 1 am Ft l.AKEPBONT ----I “ ACRE MODERN house: ,} fist Irlendto'Kd helm I ®IRL“ COAT. ' JACKETS. SIZES 1 - -1-0?? 7rin“^T.d prop, i ^ ^^ ^ » to U WyS /______________ * h.rirnAm hn.... t. I CtoUxsty.^^ 414,00° with 5-4121 LADIES MOUTON COAT, SIZE 14. UL M J HOME & AUTO 1 exc Bond. 444. OR MT84, I .PAN Cn ■ M?-N-’a 9v!tRCPAT- (IZ> 31 SHORT ATTENTION!!' Used TV. 416.(4 and up. erq. dryers, rang** and t a tors. 3 nice* sectional. dinette set, bedroom suites.____ plete FE 5-4003. Otob* Furnltur. Blacktop Driveway >a repairs? Save 14 on the it. Calf your Adtlsor FE 4-4(44 _ _____________________ ------ m7n jtte ~4»; SCHOOL DESKS * CHAIR DESKS' . _____ 44; todies’ winter Collector* Item, or tor playroom. large, $19: rocking horse, FE 5-1523, or PE 4-0480. ■ | -. y singer' sewing' machinClirb AND new,- In beautiful blonde qcnade. team I Will sell for contract balance. 427.30 or take over 14 monthly. Capitol Sewing Center. FE 5-8407. fittings Lowe Brother STALL SHOWERS COMPLETE — ....... "■■■* 1 v faucets and curtain. (M.IO large. 17.' #Bjl-i***-_ BATHROOM FIXTURES. ■as furnaces, hot water at, steam bolter. AutomaUe water beater. Hardware, elec supplies, crock B pipe and fltUngs. Lowe Brother Paint Super Keutone and Rust- MAFLE DROPLEAF TABLE A . Walton. ! LAPEER. .SMALL FARM. II TO e sandy beach Some i. payment 1 CLARKSTON 'ESTATES ROLLING 1 and wooded lota 75x150. >4 mile 1 from new Chrysler Highway. 1 i ^rXi'wfc bCki sis i : of large lake. (14I4. (II dowr 1 modeled. 3 bedrooms _____________ SMALL FARM I $2,000 d rm St Corner LOANS A BFAUTIF.UL BUY 3-Ple.e Living Rot. Bulla ONLY $99.50 Chptee of T Colors With Foam Cushions. 110 Down; (4 Monthly. Bedroom Outfitting Co.. 4783 Dixie, Drayton Plain*. ABOUT ANTTHfNO YOU WANT FOR THE HOME CAN BE FOUND AT L A S SALES. A Itttl* out of the way but a tot to** to pay. Furniture and appliance* of all kind*. NEW ft USED. Visit our trad* dept, for real bargain*, buy **U HEIGHTS SUPPLY ___.apeer Rd. FE 4-4431 -1 REEF AND FORK — HALF AND •1------—s. Opdyke Mkt FE 4-7(41 BARGAINS NOROE AUTO. WASHER. 33 PIECE j III ( . TO I COMMUNITY LOAN I 1 M711. 48 B Street ~ NA 7-3814 | Sale Business Properly 57 a houses. Soma furniture. Plenty ! 3 STORES. LEA8ED. PARKING 30..E. LAWRENCE _______ ' - FRIENDLY_fERVICE LOANS 125-XO l '-‘ " LAWRENCE W. . GAYLORD, Realtor I3( E. FIXE St.. PONTIAC I S. PUNT ST., LAKE ORION FE 4-4443 MY 3-3431 OPEN EVENT---- PALL SPECIALS i plenty of er t frontage. I “S, Some i. fruit ti LIV1NOSTONE i. Call After 4. FK_4-(«77._ ! NORTHERN BLACK MUSKRAT ) fur coal, 140. Gray wool coat with fur trim. (15; BtUe wool j ( Mat. part caah^iere. (11. M-im|| l | JigSoy1*'14 *°0d FE ! BAMBOO “BLINDS:-BLUE-SOFA: . NATURAL WTLD MINK CAFE MAClg-8*807 Jacket. Perfect eond.. $3(4. FE '----------- NOROE UPRIOHT FREEZER. KXN-more lroner. FE 5-8177. . ■ NOROE OAS RAIfdi, EXCEL-- lent condition. 38 E. Longfellow, FE 5-3638 NOROE REFRIOERATOR IN Excellent condition, 4(4. FE 3-7419. OVER-44 USED TV SETS FROM .414.(4 up. TV antennas. (8.44. WALTON TV Ml E. Walton FE 2-3257 ___ 1x12 sheeting 445 p. Panelyte counter SS gai hot water I 3 year warranto. (47.40. Michigan Fluorescent. 343 Orchard Free s< building material at fe reasonable price. Waterford Lumber O*. 3875 Airport Road. OR 3-7703._ SEWER PIPE AND FITTINGS Sllpseal. Tylox, Wedgelock Joints DRAIN TILE - 3" THRU 24” ORANOEBURO PIPE ft FITTINGS I J. M. TRANSITS SEWER PIPE WOLVERINE LUM BER ------------- 330 S. Paddock FE 2-4744 | Manhola Cov ... Ml .BAYLOCK ■ Coal ft Building Supply C I *1 Orchard Lake Ave. Open Sul 10 - ft Fitting . FE 4-3620. COLUMBIA HI-FI RECORD Player. 310 k model. Diamond needle. Blond. Like • new. Sacrifice $74.00. Tele- -Mt “ SPECIALS1 tt I E. of Auburn HelghU on Auburi 'rOTISSERIE. EXCELLENT COND. | OR 3-4137. - ' REFRIGERATOR. 40 iNCH —' Electric range *“ “ ------- . Leather chain. SN1NOS TILL l HAGSTROM Dorothy Snyder Lavender Realtor tat. 3* Yeara ihland Rd. Lawrence St. >FE 4-1634 Borrow with Upnfidence . GET $25 TO $500 Household Finance Corporation of Pontiac 5-1312. COMMERCTAL CORNER - OVER] 200 feet on Montcalm, plenty of traffic, Ideal lor many types of J Real Es: I , FE 3-7888: ' INSPECTION INVITED — You'll have to aee this lovely J bedrm. reach to appreciate It's value. Large llvtng room with fireplace. IH car garage, targe patio, oeau-landaeaplag. roll basement “— i apartment with, ftre- 7001 Htot-—-™-- . SfU 4-8417 Eves. ______EM 3-3368 Days_____ FOR LARCiE FAMILY Lakefront home In very pic turesque setting Shade trees landscaped and good sand beach Has enclosed front porch an* 3 , ------ -----—__—.— — down. Urge dormitory go * 80' STORE.; REASONABLE ------ large enough rent, at 375 Auburn Avenue. CaU IlitMilllfrLJgi 8-9414 —----------- Rent, L'ae Bus. Prop. 57A ! bedroom i ____ __1 3, hardwood floors. oil forced air heat. 2 car garage and etc. 13,404 down.,; C. PANGUS* Realtor ortowville Signature Up to >4 Month* to Repay PH. FE 2-9206 OAKLAND SAVE ON CLOTHES. BUY THEM the Opportunity Shop, St. mea Church, Maple and Ches-r, Birmingham. Open Amj — Fridays 1:18 to 4'30. Saturdays 4:30 to IJ0____ WEDDINO GOWN EXC. CONDL- U.8. ARMY Sale Household Goods 69 ■i PRICE — REJECTS., BEAU-ttfuT living room suites, 41.75 wk. 143 ft.. Cass. PE' 370. Crook* road I Only Mil down. " H. R. HAGSTROM REALTOR , 4(00 HIGHLAND RD. '34541 PONTIAC OR 4-8354 FE 4-7884 AFTER 8 1 MULTIPLE LIST!NO SERVICE I 11.000 PONTIAC LAKEFRONT 3 bedrooms, tlrej RE F1518 or UL 3-3440. COMPLETELY MODERN. WELL lighted, building with ap'progtmat-ly 3,440 sq- ft. floor space. In fast growing East Side shatmlng Center. Plenty of in I Grace 1 parking. Building may be seen »maffiar<>EAffl3a. * T-.oan Company 383 Pontiac State Bank I _ , WHEN YOU NEED —....$25 TO $500 BRAND NEW WROUOHT IRON bunk beds complete with springs and mattress. $34.05. Also maple bunk and trundle bed* at big discount*, Pearson * furniture. 43 Orchard Lake Ave. - CLEARANCE SALE Used refrigerators $61.50 up. Used Electric Range* $43.10 up. Used -gag range* 878.40 up. Used wringer washer* 434 40 up. 1860 floor samples. Oa* range*, washer*. Dryers up to SO per cent off. Consumers Power Co. __ 28 W. Lawrence • COLDSFOT RKFRIOlRATOItTodOD Studio couch. OR 3-X333. REFRIOERATOR 838. DRYER 143. 3 piece sectional 848. Electric stove 844. Oil water heator 120. 31 In. TV ^48. Washer $26. CASH WAY _ STANLEY ALUMINUM WINDOWS xxBxtb Pcgboard 43.88 4x8xVb Pegboard . . - 44.44 4x8xns Plyscore (4.44 FIELD TILE lie EA( FIFE STE1 Many Otber Bargains In N And Used Building Material*. Ham*. FE 4-2788. _____ BUNK BIDS. $8: DAVEN- port. |4; 48 chair*, (1 each. 407 N. Cass. • SINGER SERVING MACHINE. ZIO-sag (pr decotatlve stitching and fine rtmsh sewtng Mahogany cabinet Ineluded. (67 balance, or (7 STATE FINANCE CO. _______ 408 Pontiac State Bank Bld(. 3—11x18 CARPETS. NICE DINING FF. 4-1574 | room set for gale. F» 2-173». 8TUDIO COUCH, CHAIR. WRINO-er type washer, reas, FE 8-8294. SIEGLER . Gas and Oil Heaters Twice the heat for balf the cost. IHP Trade now. No money down. . __ (SO. Ff 3-3887 after I p.m.___ Schtek't, OR 3-U48 or MY 3-3711. r. 628, refrlgera- ( CARPET. TWEED. NEVER USED. SPECIAL 8X13 RUGS. 424.44. Me- —J electric stoves, | with foam pad. 440. FE 5-7240.. Leod Carpet. — ------ ... Lr*yhr.*; cash Fob wm.wrrni.w awn I cnandl.ie' Pearions Trade-In. Orchard Lake Avenue. FE I- ■ vehpnrt tori. 614; ws and etoetrto »tovet, | ”wlth~fo»m"Mdr''44b_ra"5-7240.. . - gM «*»»!». cash ' Fob furniture~and ._________________________________I tonii rm 41884------"-------! bide arm hot water heater. carpets, wool-twkkd'- i$x»' I - °°?d„<^pdltjon. 12x«'; coffee and end tablet. - ' —" bedroom set*. -— . FE 8-2144. 4x8 Flasterbotrd Burmeist^r LUMBER COMPANY 7840 Cooley Lake Rd. EM 3-4171 Open 8 a.m. to 8 n m. dally Sunday 16 a.m. to 3 p.m. CIRCLE FLUORESCENT LIGHTS, newest lights for kitchen*. 112.84 value, 96.45. Factory marred. Mtehlgan Fluorescent, 383 Orchard FREE ESTIMATES. PHA TERMS SURPLUS LUMBER & MATERIAL SALES CO. 4346 Highland Rd. IM48I OR_3-7043 TAKE ON PAYMENTS ON UNO-— — equipped er*''" ' —J-'' sewing machine. $4.20 p '. FE 5 TALBOJT LUMBER lag. glass In Pglnt and Clemen*. Pontiac. _________ CEMENT STEFS, READY MADE 1025 oakl. all sixes. Splash block, door sill*. ' _ ch'mnev caps. Pontiac Pre-Cnat 1 TA?LE. Step Co ** ” mu—- — It W. Sheffield. I r mcto^ COMPLETE WALL TTFE FURNACE J40. FE M244._ _.'ifqtSre j DO. tou HAV7~ decorating problem? Hundred* of < Credit Advisors ‘ 61A Ar'*s"»7. 1 -ARRQ fireplace HUM* aBWiMaiin^nn Pleniv of (rtt DU 'ssuirtrs w ss=e^..L k. office refrigerators, all at***, |17 CASH FOR USED TVs, FURNt- turg ft mlac FE 3-4M7 ___. CLEARANCE SALE ELECTRIC PIANO OROAN8 v ilU-NOW $84 50 ACCORDIONS—NEW AND USED .^TREMENDOUS SAVINGS FAINT OR | Carpet sample* ... .. _____________. _______ Davenport and e exterior. See'Lnr~wait paper 13 Ftecv-Vedroou • - ----------—--------sctlon. Recltolng chair ' ' Relrlgeralol 31” RCA t ___ -lalchUC...1_____ __________ —„,___ Berry Bros. Jelled Magic no-drlp I Relrlge.__. ___. i 21" RCA llahog. FAINT I' _________■ OAKLAND FUEL I _____________ A**v THOMAS fafOXOMV Munro Electric | DfLCO FURNACE WITH NEW , - ----- faw.wat 1 —---------' 1 part*. $73. _Ft_ 4-6S81, _ 1 ' TAKE OVER BALANCE 3 Brand saw I860 OE televlaloh Montcalm ordered special lor customer.! ca.m. SSSt”1 totVe °$4o'ltfcay,VljJ per i DBUCIOUS FOODS AlfD :alm Supply. .48 W. Mont- THrf SAlVATtON ARMY Everything to me. Clothing Fur :Hurt K* swam. iP*ul My Jones, R(al Est. used cab lot t 111 ■ whim iMiiffaPffnii..#iftiffii$aw * TRADE T AKE FRONT AT GRASS * complete home l Estate. FE 3-7444. Ask to: | «r. Clark. ___________' • ivaiiabie { Sale Retort Propsrty 5; Mortgage • Loam Business Opportunities 59 HAGSTROM imiraroiLssss- COMMUNITY GROCERY Beer * garage suburbs tt with d 124x3* COTTAGE. ON BRUSH LAKE ! pjjo: HealUiV,r.as PH _____ „ _______ Wired ...... ....... k—--k. ____ , srpetlng. drapes, aluml- pletelv furnished. Oood hunting OROCERY MEAT, ns and screens, attached and fishing I -------------- * 1 —* — ial»*4f>tt4* lon*a toveiy I Call a*torj”dir'3-e8877—' dJ2P.v.COmptr! REli ** > 34 HUNTING* CABIN' «« frkatl ‘v acre wooded tot 2 ml. Irom Yery easy terms avail-1 Mlo. 4184. On your lot anywhere ■»' r„. • . —'■ 6tT8. MY yiUli Builder----------- !• tile lilt but not tbf | ORA88 _LAKE *~ $606 TO $2.oog —i rwoou1 ctkcu a^sii' oi_______________ On (hkiiiul Countv homes. Mod* . er. with fan. Used I season. $35. •ra or not. MB $H|T. Voss & Buckner. Inc. ! > piece kttcrbn set. 3 oil » WHWlFtiOr r « Hit Swaps . 6316 PC. SILVER GREY BEDROOM ~— outfit. Double SraMeri-BaaMWe 20 1TR.ES AND TUBES, ^ ^'"rga.aheatj vanity lamp*. .... .... , . _i an *— M8.40. Only $2 waekiv: Furniture, fi Orchard HP GUTBOA RD MOTOR: hlghW'a les 3 bedr. living quarters on lajre front. Full pric. 144.488 on term*. H. R. HAGSTROM- ---REALTOR GMC p Pearson' Lake Av ______________ : ’ 6 YEAR CRIB WITH CHEST. BAS* S Ok* lot mug * HIGHLAND ROAD i'»Ure'TeVestr!'Hunring" fl5h- _ _FE 4-70M after cottouel »• ml J55? liitoo. “oiadwm I ^^^O^BUBlNEqp TOR ihurbanl .Skeelsi, Mich. OArden 4-7006. I 5* *' 191 * Huror ^dhft a .fun| Suburban Property 53 t Pprice| Vear Around X'acation i ?Ek5-31«J. ! 6 CHE6T8. 118 SACK 5-PIECE I ROOM HOUSE CARPETED. OA- J?dr°2F'i •*; ftjtol dining act. - ,,n **"'"> refrl*. 430: oil space 1 each; Warm Morn-436; gas stove. 115; rver-ei*: desk and Autrey's Used Fttrnl- tUe Lake COMPLETE MAPLE BED mattress. Matching mnhoi antique grand- CHROME DINETTE SETS AS-semble yourself, save. A -ehsrtra. table. $84 45 value. (38.44, New 1448 designs. Formica tops. Michigan Fluorescent, 381 Orchard COLDSFOT IH FOOT REFRIOER-' Solid walnut kneehoto - *--------------chair, (34. sk, glass E 5-0607 USED TVS. 416.(0 AND UF. COL- i Used Trade-In Dept. Buffet .. ... 014.65 S p'ec* breakfast act . 414 94 Davenport and chair .... (39.40 3 Plee- bedreem iK ........ I38S* Recllnln* ehalr . .. (4848 —room*. I860 gsslana. pull downs, balloons, start. Bedroom. 51,06; ppreb; 11.45. Irregulars, samples. Prices' only factory can give — Michigan Fluorescent, 383 orchard --■-Lake Ave,— 16. — FRE* (TANDING TOILETS tll.lS Refrigerator .. 188.40 31” RCA Mahog. TV (88.84 i Double bowl sink 1 8.84 ' to-ln. hard copper 1 20-ln. lengths ;. tlgTI. 381 8. Saginaw FE 3-8181 vig stereo tape recorder: f Like new. 888 or offer OR M785. WE8T1NOHOUSE RANGE; UNDUE —- - complete. 20-ln length, l.-ln K soft 80 ft. coU 3-pc t *" Whl 37c fl rot with option. EM m boat7 IDEAL'for i sssner, oouoie uec _ei«as. n 3-KlS. WRINGER WASHER __Norge 10 pound capacity, used 3 weeks, like new. Save . $88 on this ...____ ...m ... (88.88 colored JMers Snds — Irregulars SAVE PLUMBING SUPPLY 172 8- Saginaw FE 5-2100 FOR SALE - USED BATHTUBO: 616. O. A. Thompr— *“ ***“ deluxe machine. wap tof i SWAP (loo down Puts you in a bu(y Uitte restaurant, call PE 4-10*3 - UqOOR BAR - NEAR BAY ■ to 88.MS__________... . « - ted McCullough realtor : 5143 Cass-EUxabeth Rd. »unt FE 5-1284 FE 4-3W4 rfit« open 6 *m to |:3* nm Peterson Real l'.Stalf 1-7... ] 504 S. BROADWAY '^BEDROOM MY 3-1681 ^IdcM^a^t^^^toe family man! . , ^OT Sale Lot» VrTcVd aty. Oross over (48.000'"".. .. clean bright bnr in prosper, farming community. $30,000 w FULL BASEMENT -Car garage; on 300 LOT ~ WILL TAKE TRA ER OR CONTRACT LIVING ROOM OUTFIT. ■ d new davenport and chair. 1 < odern step tables Matching i e table. 2 decorator lampt. 1. for at*, rail, n weekly ^ 43 Orchard 7004 M38 FlTU ORESCENT FIXTURES. '.95. Mtehlgan Fldoresceat, -hristmas Uifls. 67B PINAFORES. $3 50 Aprons. :T c«Yf rail l,_____ and alteration. 11 Hollar# dfnclnjf itktrta and fiafiT^™ R Jl'l*. Matsrtali on hand. Ft Machinery ACY. TORCHES TANKS. SMALL gauges, egrt, welding and cuttinx ■rkesrhut ntiB. jtii mh BUanbeth Lake Rd. or call FE irson's Furniture. FT^JUILVIN ATOR REFIUO- ] __3-0195____ Cameras and Equipm’t 70 Call ~6AklaaR SALE. WATERFORD- i O--- Subdivision. 140x1(4 It. | UYKF STATEWIDE Evenings aher 6 30 __ FE_ 5-434* j 1*50 DESOTO FOR A OOOD! (Kano. 3749 HI-Villa FE 4-2374. •54* CAWft,AC* 3 DR HT. FOR i _ ___Real 1 mwaup8P86Mm ce for bouse. Only 1 . B. O CHARLES. REALTOR __________broker,_OR_ 3-4904 I jW I- Telegraph_FE 0-0831 i 3 LOTS TOR SALE. WATERFORD- I COMMERCIAL CORNER ON OP- i LARGE EUILDXNO LOTS. JOS- 3-788* Deluded Ideal IS. . 922.94* e kitchen, large porch Tell Everybody About it with d Pontiac Press —_____________8« lb. free*-1 er. twin crisper. 44 per week. I FIRESTONE STORE 148 N. Saginaw FE 4-2828 1 DINING ROOM. JUNIOR SIZE. 1 Bleached mahogany, g pieces. Glass top for table and buffet. MA 8-3736. Antique! 65 A T ft LON KEY WIND WATCH. $.89 A LENOTH copper pipe Vs la. 9.15 a ft. 30 Oni. Renter, dm lined. For outdoor fall- painting, Eaton, gl. off-------- Olldden Spred DINETTE SET. FORMICA TABLE. ■ Chain. Upholstered chair Leather TV ebeet. Utility table, chrome Chrome bathroom rack. 8 antique chain. Antique picture. Oateleg table. OR 3-4338. 8813 Stralbdoa way, Fentlnc.___________ , DAVENPORT AND CHADt, 816; IN jgal. oU tank. llt_FE M1M HlFi, TV ftnd Radtog 66 17 INCH MOTOROLA. $34.85. 17 Inch Dortahle MISS 11 Inch Globe ! tag washer. LI M37g“ Furniture, 148 W. Walton. 6-8888. Open Sun ! to ______ i CITIZENS BAND OROUND-FLARE I GARAGE DOORS Factory seconds, all standard sixes m stock from 838 and up. Electric door opei- 3f\1 r to parochial * J. A. TAYLOR -H»At RETATK ABD INSURANCE 1 STflre ... ' Wt 8*988 7__ i over payment*. •qutty * OTTAWA HILLS Attractive ftJMt ham* taU base BimM, I bathe, gas bast, newly, decorated, .walktag dtetaaae to (Mb, Immamels naaeesslcw. 114.-with reasonable down psy-meat and only (14 per month ; 12 Residential Lots PRA approved and committed. 79*15*. Paced streets- with curb. Storm sewer, community water. tab»'^rtyflmjea on Loto* Lake. housEmajT *“■ Um,‘ SPITZLEY Mrtnlass call FB *.7188 l.i___ FE 4-1488 ■ .ft 4-4841 WM. A. / KENNEDY BUILDING SITES ; td 10 Acres LOW AS $850 Partridge IS THE "BIRD - CASH FOR* USED TV. j turn ft misc. FE H4W____ ' BRICK RANCH HOME. | equity. Income or home I Want Ad. $4,000 for TAVERN And 'jttkeeut'' licenses, tegethr stab 'Hire destroye?bfdgt?!>NorU era resort village and lake: 11.500 SO. FT.. FOR SALE or LEASE Comments) building on 8. gagi That's because of the I greater selection of every- wm uk* tote e ______________I thing from automobiles to j ■•“jjJJJJJ tntVi ot ow*0 iy« 8AQIHAW IX Hffl BEAUTIFUL Blip CONOVER OrSd Hum' 3Ll,“ tf®- H<>'7 reconditioned DerFe’cVror '“uSn-mn« piano students. Morrta Mu- _a*t5!K5B» °95?K!Fwr CON N CONSTALLA. FE 3-8144. *"*r * P m; SALE Fall, clearance* on , trX T#BU *> •>'«' Lew Betterly Music WMW 1 Fridays FOR “AL* BALDWIN SFI HARMONY OUrifAjTLaan Wrto u dtt g icwc cg mi ftSpra nAmwjfD oiord onmn bench, beautiful ebarry wo Wiegand Music Cen f. ' WlOlig FEd*r*l 2-4t]4 PTAHO TUNINO—OfiCAR jCH Appliance. EM 3-4114 jTUNniO ' A(P R^Aljffffi £xs teed by factory trained a.. 114 J>. THK PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY. OCTOBSB fi. 1060 .**• <*°®dl 7t(YPfc,"t1' Troe», Shrubs 78 Sal* Farm Produce 86 Me House Trailers' » PAY SHIFT SUfiTt.?, pane IM ’ mow farm • toatallad Uied staa* Om4 piano Soaft'otaAl pibno. like now ‘ irflllH* *t55E* V*- Mji'oRir___ JS^a•liruK, #ai ow^itd g!m Perm Equipment 87 By Prank Adams For Sale Cars SIXTY«OXB j sue' HARDY MUMS, Hammond chord orsan a 1 ** barsala. GALLAGHER’S l t. 'Uarae - PU VhjmTrott j kb* Oardaaa. we a 'w'attmi IM Michigan nurIkry northern rr S^.&SLtt8 *"•*!. SlS ” **”£ [ roar landscaping neads! apac •**•11 week™p»n gunirr^i I M*n er R I nm hi B. Bit ,rai VACATION TRAILERS •ot. am rqn sow huntino a rifle U UA SEASONS, liao FLORIDA VA-.! CATIONS 15 Vt, Trail - Slatar apache Cam pc 'a Maka R*«anra Horn now F I. ROWLAND. OR ! 3-1436. I CLEARANCE (SALE ' > .08*0 EQUIPMENT thT yS»r for■ t^vT tAilan! S maRrtdam ajto walklat tractor#! tidtojuly will bat yaw to drift I i?cup*to skll | S t-T»4 siravvi;! keoit terms' ^^JS Sm^Trar Z, nn->* Aim SAMB MB! KING BROS, . | ”jf W, cha^t»JA3#r_ October .Tractor Sales _______ _ _ _ _ J U to ehaaaa trap, eimnltcitr. ____ USED ORGANS CONN ARTIST,1 > jt*7 tf»"a™55“cSS*Sd- cam > ?•»“ Bradtoy, Botenj and Ward*, t Waikins" Dtatanea MahaPUtt. 1 full M Mata ■■»»»t.1 Zw V.~J? gm JBS Wlg 3 rldln* Wheel Home. ISO and up. ‘rXuslw^Ultt ARE TOO, RETIRED. , AND would Uka aw ideal •oaanaa, with patloa, traaa and abaesBia within walking pittance al HURON- Koehler and?,Campbell. Stasia ZSB&P*** 14 ““J LAKESIDE NURSERY dnS Sale Office Equipmont 72 p#r 3*1* PeU evaBs equipment ----\ __ MA 5*7835 I 3* MM. > FARM ALL A POWER LIFT. PJ.OW. if Oxford an Uti TRAILER COURT, • tan country living oh Tt acre* lvatc lake, tornado »helter. ate eatad. half way between Orion 1 Ottord on M-34. MY >4111 mnchlna* trot 9Slrfl£KBLw n. 3-mu. a s - — Uj Clemen*. HOward FEMALE BRAOLX month* old, raelau - wn ; paint Phone oa 8-3344 , .. , . ■ __ 79 JOHN DEERE TRACTOR. TS6I ADDING MACHINES from sis , ---; modal oh display, Dari! Machtn-, CASttRKOISTERS, FEoff* Stt #|» AN-1 »■?. 1*1^ I AUBURN HEiOHTsTMORiE- J3M» *r OE t-Mi, !*S£, ®£*e?it*ai*a i"*o ™5i! Lifikt ^ha,rp' 170 " ®w». u f iter” New Ylttark rmffl^ihrlT^^ i Ii^V~Thjl~ ■■ „lu.u WOMAN TQ ' MANAOE ' MOBlCS ? M buy on "Lijr4tiy " jja 7.3031 1 ”JfP TRACTXJR®. OFF SEASON , HOME Putk.* Must llvp on prom- «1 ne^lrferaimt mi. tT*> Af“»S i SW'S'^WS■ff" is you. buy. Wt trade and finance. 1 T" ^iT j—1 g % garttaad Area Hardware. Phone For SrIo TlrOS 92 ” , Hartland Milt. "__ ‘j—------ WANTED TRAILER TO CARRY A-l USED TIRES I3.M UP WE > T.O.5 -Low boy or Tilt type.! bay. aaU. Also whitewalls. 1 MOWS after 8 p.m. 1 STATE TIRESALo. ' . e si--1—m : «W ■■ Saginaw St. PE «}« JamorV >~E Vn>iV ~~ [ _ Auction bales «o look^ Tiyu^s^cEjnEM^all Sire Sales/sra sf'sngfnawf^E 4-4B6 Of Ft 4-4508. i, P»oprT EVERY WED Sole Sporting Goods 74! Remington, Oct. «th. 10 a. M AUTOMATIC RIFLE WITS eUps, *20 FS 4*9267_ 99 savage cabbTJI ^,-1* 111 ££ *EC DACHSHUNDS AT STUD' Puppies.. J amor's, PB; 5-2535. i aec Mio. aconjSTiTnvST 1______em sons ______ AEC REOISTERED B E A O L E pupa. < weak# old, champion stock | lean. Jeanne Li PE 2-0071 after • ; - . -r, AEC REO. DACHSHUND PUPPIES AUCTION 8ALE, 1 black and tan. OR 3-8131 and Sun. night. ASSET PUPPIES, IM MU 4-0S45. **2® .Duu »*1 ____ mihland. Mich. _: Loan BOSTON ST.D. CM. dTOCE. CURT* ,-r - —__ ^ .......— AUCTION 1957 CHEVROLET CLUB SEDAN Ogling h permitted and win daa't be restrained Is your appreciation. Thta ebony beauty will enhance anv-•na'a i Faatarl _ _ age Mtuaaslas S-aylliM lifne, radio beater * wn ft; For Sals Curs | M CHEVROLET. a-DOt For Ms Cm-1 /jlii;'; M DeSOTO j with mllr-yUndat an* ¥ 1 PR < POM Tinted wine , Uka saw SIM. i $795 d DeSOTO, ORLTlMM ^*T^or**u&S. I-UFT AfWr 4 f.Mo SB 53 DODGE PANEL HRi, . <**•*•**" ^ _ A?f ■P.jyTlnti SPECIAL $195 I a Auta_. IfT Sell Ff SUM i ~5r“birrim u„.,« — -jgJbfLMtti « *<>W_! r^^*®*Sarm it i_ „ PE 5-ttIM 'IS CIIKV. | ‘X It" isT-ljn 60 CORVETTE , „ FtRE-ENOtNB RED i DODOS ) N. lkl%., , Ljeyd jjio .y p. — -mJi Prestige Cars by ■ SCHUTZ DeSotp- Ply moutli 12' S. Woodward, ft*b« MI 7-1616'• 57 CHEVROLET W. i ranj^r *04!^ j . M & M Motor Sales i IMT Dl»a NWy gg SIM' !ts» CHrVnoi ET I DOOh AfVI ‘ lr'lr*7!'------- CADDY LIMOUSINE Bast offe; yd Mir. , 335 S Sag , PC 3*1131 cHEVROirr' a*door, iji.ack CHEVROLET BEL A I SPORT * Bnlsh Ha* sporty red Illy 51399, NORTH nil V CO . 190ft S WOODWARD HIHMINOHAM. Ml 4-3739 _ CHEVROLET CONVERflBLEr 2-5 ^angltfa. IPowenjHda^ jower Dodge Lancer $1795' ^u«,tv^x7sr«i RAM MLKR.DALLAS iw N MAIN ROCmsm *i'iwboFTfopwMTBtV we, wswca nu lY|0_Our low i only 1895. NORTH CI1RV- I "He yelled ‘Workers, srlsei’ and woke me out of h i sleep ... 1 thought it was time for th' coffee break! '! $3995, iU««. Uk#.i luiporf Ml - - 3-7055 nonoE INC ______ _______ Sg EDStrk AR DTOP AuiW13 \ Mf-lTO i W S, Bag . nt I-913I 1. United T _ A“ *^«T_PUPPUB, 515. MU USED __—___ — . Jles. Ben' " Office. «. Patterson. FB i BULMAN HARDWARE "jS8 Browning Ouns. iion, PB NEW TREAD TIRES. 1 CARS TO NEW YORK" Sale STARTINO — __ ST ATI 7949 ELIZABETH* LK~ _____MM * OPEN DAILY TIL 5: 8UN. 8-3| Qpgn ■ _ ____ -^E4g*^gaggg~F SCOPEtMOimT.^IEAi^ar«^ li-niriiv ,n*' ~hot 13°* *n* rlflea. 815 jilso collta punt HOVlcCrooki [ * ■ DAY up. Ouns. buy er trade. Burr- and IT Mila Ttu 8-1898 t c A>T I ’ P TY A V EATLRDAY HELP—PUNS WANTED. BUT. 8ELL.j «-0«37. NEW AND USED , -trade. Archery and loadtag aup- RAlg~E~TOnw' 'own -pjgwyMVaa > FURNITURE A APPLIANCES Piles. Morris Gun Shop, 83511 .ifts Talktoe sG*Ih!nSiEi.»i I Monroyla oft Airport Rd. OR breeders sr fr*b«T« Alto canaries DOOR PRIZES EVERY AUCTION . _ '_________"__ feed and suppUat. Crane's Bird' LIKE NEW. 13 OAUOE^SINOLE Hatchery. 3489 Auburn, UL 2-2300 jswsatt!? yau y •* »—*-•— fe 5-3972.1004 bo*! 1 19. 58 SONNIES DR1VEAWAY FB 3-7838 ” LEAVING FOR FLORIDA OCT 34 -mdy to help drive. OR b-1873. r 3-1318 ! SHARE EXF TO_J E, .ldO FRI md,V HEW PICKUP. CALL I KT- AOCI King Ai Fuji Frl«« ‘jtige C« BDSKL 4 DoM_ drt «*..■»», pe I POR J|K A id HQNIT' J-1*4* j°HE!N4 BLACK f*53J REMmdTON'lS GAUoi'AUTOMA:! gg» *°m«* " M17*' *" pump,7l« Me'mVjDIMJ1 ! en>*nme*ii*»s j_FtmV 81 Rneheetefc OL_l-8375 -i SPORTSMAN S I POMERANIAN AND' POODLE PUP- ! ...........*■ .w. B&B ^AUCTION- 8AFETY SPECTAL FRONT END i allgnmant. Front wheeli balanced, Brekes rellned. As low as (9 par mo. Eddie Steele ford, 1 Inc 2709 Orchard Lake Rd . Eat- j go Harbor. A MUST IN ORDER > TO OPERATE- A BUSINESS! QlrALiTY MOTORS 149 ORCHARD LAKE FE 3-7041 5089 DIXHr HWV. ' Lunch Rpom Open Every Auction Across from Drayton Plains New Shopping Center FARM, CONTRACTORS SqUIP- OUNS____________ BUY - SILL - TRADE , ,r... OF^47AD^^^0^n ^--^ t LAKE ORION | rtgiatarao. n 3-8348.__ 4 Oat. s —l p.m. SAVXOE AUTOMATIC, IS. SHELLS «EO. OERMAN SHEPPARD PUPS Janaiay.-Road .TO. and case. Ilka new. 195. Wlachaa-l reas., MA 43850. • ter 31 »p*«Ul. imep sight, ahgUt SQUIRREL MONKMFb mii ! Ph UE,9g304P*w.r wmcE^M -13*^^^uoi-FULLi/OODLES. $10 DOWN JhSl^mp. Solid FU* r2^1 « ^^"UWIS^EAST MIIMS d-m-im. f— pad. Like new. $75. FI 2-3820. TAME SPIDER, MONKEY AND WINCHESTER MODEL 94- WITH 1 °H«. 8» 1355 Clydg Road._ — -‘te, cane and l'b hoiea- wire-haired TERRIER PUP. portable aatvTce. Ft 4-5309. —Sale Motor Scooters 44 , ALLSTATE MOPED 51. EXCEL; i 8-7*38. $$^ I NEED CLE LnD '58 C __JON AS POS_ IEROME CLEAN RECORD PI , P.D. AND MED. TOR MOST CARS $30 FOR 8 MONTHS E 4-3938 Eves. FB 3-4353 oreign and Spt. Cara 109 K NCI INF. Kln| HKATM money do H'utra'lM IUe'WlelVlT I Flr CALL MR. WHITF ! I Jgftg7%£S5 j •» ,.l"#oSy MM I LOOK NORTH">ClhcYROt,ET QK, 1888 !,J* Chryilar Wlndaor. 4 goaf hi * WOODWARD AYR. R1RMINO- i f°I»- aealpantigwen. power sti HAM Ml 4-m* _ I "*• "■abas, radio i I mhaaga T4wa?r M ■ "full t ClaTkston Motor Sain PRICE ““ ------------- ' ^------- JuAt Make Faynienfa '47 FORD. 1-DR 8*48 » 438 mo. _ Due Not 15th e IttmVi d8*11, fEh *•«» - *. •tLSi,1959 Farmall “400" tractor i torque amplifier,'Fast hitch. P-T.Q. wide front, fully equipped in Al rendition. I 1918 farmall F n H. tractor, Pamall U _______________ with cultivator, new Idea one I row corn' picker. Al. Int. front end manure loader, tnt. fast ! hitch 7 tt. mower. New Holland *77 etrlcg r - —--------------------1 COME IN AND BEE THE MEW 1961’ AVERILL'S rrop DOLLAR SEE THE NEW 1961 Morris, Sprite or 850 Up to 55 mpg. Ml CHEVROLET 2 DOOR. RADIO I tuma *pn«" Bait, Minnows, Etc. 78; .**_ ** ‘ AEC BEAGLE PUPS. CRICKETS 25 FOR 350: CRAWL-1______ 1*4-5137, after * pin. «• 35 for 5*c; Loaf wormgjM AEC BEAGLES. 3 MALES AND' j “f M24 ii ■ ‘Vmalo*. running goqd. ’ '■* Int. i 3 botti Jawalry i . plow! Now On Display 3038 Dikl< I FE 2-9879 ___ i A8 MUCH as 484 FOSrjUNE AND cheap ears. FE 8-38M “— H 1 a*trE » Full 12 Months Pan* Warranty ‘ need your tra4e-ii7r Full Ft It Prestige Ca i by H00 CAR SALE Hickmottr- General ________ Oxford OA 8-215*. ORION AUCTION OPIN FOR C< C jJ’j __*>«* steering j jtambtere, >i* *,n . cay . . a M • jl '61 Studes,. a and g .... fjS | is# others to pick 845 up .___ Finance no problem , | ECONOMY_CARS 23 AUBURN ! REAL ECONOMYr» s help you adjust u , 133 OLD r MO or a DEPENDABLE I 4H 5 yard load. FB.9-179 a YDS. BLACK DIRT_____________ Prompt delivery. OR 3-9844. I FT. CHR18-CRAFT BOAT. 48 I give tUbUTT . MM Rock-; Includes I TOP] itninum! __ ** 1878 ™ 14 FOOT MOLL LAKE DUCK BOAT. »«« ,7 W®"** Fllu *prfia 4IMh°MulpSi*l-34|0r BUM Orchard* Loke Rd lit S3 I 14 FT. INBOARD. 'sORO UTIL. ,r,9T Oood ski boat 34 MFH. 74 Ul. • --- — I * Leif 7 5 *,,* M*. LIORTWBimiT beam, trailer, $975. FE 2-5591. , BrVch sand *75c'yd.'Fin dirt, 30c! pUREBRED PEMALK klAOLE EXC. iSeti fcr*Hfe S-V them and g-t l » FT, THOMPSON M HP MOTOR 80-40 11.50 yd. American Stone bird A rabbit 6og 535. TW 4-7595.: S JiiJJS5„twYtwa™r Trafler ' ......... Product* 8335 Sashabaw Ed., REO. ARC G E R M A N SHORT Sales MM W. Huron. • 38 | moor. FB 8-01*1 ____ SPJ5I ! 1*91 CHBV BTA WON 80S; anv-1 Fofd *40; l«»» Naak^m ■* J Wagon bad . 1998 DeSi R Station | FE 2-0308 | 3-7848.________________________ A-l kLACK DIRT AND FIL1 —7 5-5261 REO. POINTER ____FE 2-3307 after 4. -iREOIBTEREb OERMAN SHORT | "haw Boat- i* AUSTIN, condition. 1 PERRY AT MADIBON | '57 ROADM_A8TER BUICErFULL FE 4-9100_____,_l?3WoSr 'W I EUworth WSg-1 0Tn,¥f¥"lNi5Ala "**' SHOP YOUR CAR 8S| Bn £wuS BILL SMITH'S USED CARS 190 S. Baglnaw_ FE 3-41 BEE JIM HARTLEY — -——----irtine ____l 3-1288. _ 25%. Off Motors, Trailers I btatIon | DON'S USED CARS 877 M24 Lake Orton MY 3 *0*1 • FfREFLITE, POWER •wryng^ and ^ broker Btp engine. Fuliprtc# 81.085. B1RMINOHAM- .... _________i ■■ •'••rn.rr.Ttm-: rambler om a. woodward For Sale Car. IM j --------- HERE! ' I 51 Ford Station Wga , 889 —H Jharge* ] '53 Bulck, claan 888 can Mr. uwnan Credit Mar. at ‘43 Chew...... . |Mj BIRMINGHAM -RAMBLER 899 8. '51 Pontiac ..... iffl WOODWARD ML *1800,__________ ''“ a— i &Z%V& Vroi1':. g 4 Old* std. Irani 431 ROGER'S SALES A SERVICE 18 Auburn -Ave. FE_5:81C , jll CHEVROLET 2 DOOR.' ...,7 equipped f Lloyd Mir* 2.12 Bag., FE' lr*131 -an ri«rt Piongei lhcl^tag power gteortng, ^iwrj''j3 CHEVY STATION^ WAOON, j 98 Pontlari Cat. r gVa'IJ 38, EXCELLENT I 1*4* CHEVROLET 2 DOOR. 3-3857. 1 dta and heater Rung vr— “ for stortog* Perfect ____ aih._0R 14472._^ (2) 1957 BUICKS C FROM to do her shopping. This 1980 Blue Lark "Demo'7 Convertible with radio, boater. wbltewoUa 8 cylinder and G.080 mile# fill# the bltl completely. Your weitoi will MASTERS emphasis a immaculate- ROAD • LOOK! BUY!SAVE! automatic transit om* with “Mg car" convenient* ana comfort, gave 470193. Suburban QLDSMQBILE ____ _.-*BV»ri8Mi Installed Compete hook-up. Save— — Florida yaVa'uon**^#* ^WtUlams Lake Road Drayton. Plains. OR 1 PEAT HUMUB. STATIC TEST-icort^ FED HEP FOl ed. 91:75 per yard for 7 yard 8-217B. fL-S* .?.'r 3trd.,0I 38 3^2:i4TAND STRAW. I BALE OK load. Hill view Feat Farm, 398 too bales 715 Scott Lk Rd 1 Baldwtn_Rd., MY 3-3471 .or MY HlM w Olt ldSm. al'r~black SwU; For S«l« Livestock 83j fe~uii"^^CL~TOUR'^^ ; fill #nd manor# Also complete - ----------------------1 —“-------w--,- .---- laadscoplng and tree removal and trimming. 119—Boetl—a Mm FB 4-423« or Oh 3-0155. BURRO; TWO 8HBTLAND8: BLACK DIRT. TCP BOIL..3 CORRIEDALE RAMS ANGUS sand and gravel, also bulldoilng... bull. Riding hors*. NA 7-3475 ■ W *>d frame wlnd-hteld. full cont. top. loaded with | ixtras. 10 H.P. Evlncude motor ! >nd Alax trailer. Hurry > in this >one! ........ 31388 * „ jffiiNBW-lE SCOTT IE CRAPT fiber-! for averythlng from 15 ft to 96, ,IuS.,4oui- *""" ‘ ftt HOLLY MARINE 8 COACH {—i**0 *8 P SALES. 15310 Holly Rd.. Holly ME 4-8711.______________.___< Oxford. Trailer Sales WERE PA VINO TOP $$$ DOLLAR FOR tXEAN UpEIV CARS (ilenn’s Motor Sales 1. Zimmer, Oard ! Vagabond Superior Auto >aie* f HEJLi Ac m COMPARE '61 Rambler itotion wagon ' 1178* 9* Ford ' 5*0'' Hardtop 818M ! yjz 5, woodward, a nam. —your 'Tine tooth comb" ■ anil ibpfcl theta over. Both are exciting,) eye-opening value# at only 51206. | Suburban OlDSMOBILE 'l/^ord^ogon. auto- 15857 '58 FoM Convert V I 9485 ! '55 Bulck HT. aharp 1416 : ‘55 Clievte 310, auto. (400 ! Ii) M Fomian HT . Hka new I486 '05 Faefeoed 4 door A-l . ~ (475 1 ‘55 Ford 1 Folrlane oib Ope 1405 ESffifoS: $£r•"Ot ‘55 Chrviler HT. a beauty 55*9 | >88*01071 tmpgfg rraidtop - (mg') '81 Ford Confettibla 11196 '81 Pontiac 4-door aodan lioot '!! 2"UMMr ••!<* fin* '« Ford Cnatom Uno 1-door * *H '5* Bui, k Bapc. 2-dr. H.top 9 IM 1 ‘M Pontiac 4-dr H-top. 8*85 1 '98 Mercury 3-dr H-top t 485 ‘9* Bulrk'Spet- 4-dr H-top | tit Bargain ' Hunters . gains! Financing i_________ with 10 par cent down. Tak# M-58 to W. Highland. Right on Hickory fUdfC Road to Demode Rd. Left a H. J VAN WELT Dixie Hwy. Ph.'OR 3-1369 WANTED "JUNK CARS. _____OR 3-2(38 ____ Used Auto Farts 102 592 S. Woodward. B’ha MI 4-4485 '83 Lincoln', transportation 1963 BU1CK CONVERTIBLE Motor. cxc. cond. 8150. FE„5-4p8B. , 1*58 BU1CK CI.UB COUPE RADIO ' SHELTON ONE OF THESE BUYS WHILE THEY J-AST ' 824.75 I 8-ini or F PONTIAC AND S3 CHEVIE CHMCE FARM TOP SOIL OF aLl| MA 8-34)8 BviMM*. Ha8*.-..*^ Jtr<1*' •** dellverad ^LL BRED yearlino buf-_ FE 4-1588 ai»o. loading.____folk ram MA 9-3088 ianp, btgiiw tifii m—--------------------— ' ...... EM 3-8284 J_----------- CRUU&b iTONE. SAND. ORAV-, 1, Earl Howard, “* |m| . paaLL For Sak Poultry 85 Parkhurst Trailer Sales i - FINEST. IN MOBILE LIVING -J Featuring New Moon - OWA8-—I— .- Buddy Quall- 80 LIOHT BRAHMAS.. r FEEDERS AND _HENB^ISc lng New Moon - OWA8-au — venture tv Mobile Hone.. Located ball wav fcetwu and Oifont on id SPECIAL SALE” __Closed Wedc 25% DISCOUNT On all 1880 Johnson Motors I I Bulck Dyna., j _r* a-gaa#. . 1881 ~ MERCURY' TRANSMISSION at Ml 4-7680, Harold Tur FISCHER FOR BUTCK *08 8 WOODWARD AVE .50 OAKLAN1 ^£.QR-1 $AI.F. I PONTIAC-BUICK Rochester OL 1-81331 j Across From TO THB MANY TrWdB-INB 1 PLYMOUTHB At VALIANTS “ N OFPtR - WITjl BACH Closed Wed ~zrs . GL >-_______ PONTIAC LAKE BUILDERS ply. sand, gravel Mi 2-3918 Sale Farm Produce 86! UpTlA FEW TOMATOES LEFT.____ sent Bring baskets. 3488 Olddtng* Rd ..IKklng. and til*. OR APPLES AT QLAcImO! M 7 5; -i>- .. chard 2169 E. Silver BaB Road anp^ow'manurb ' _®f“ ?£**-..■•.‘•J!!-..88*.-. FI 1-1483 ___ APPLES. GRIMES. GOLDEN. DE- wvwtt,. go* 8*”-.dffl ISTwKSmMMw 3-15)4 DEMO DISC A1LER UL 2- DETROITER PONTIAC CHIEF -1 AUTUMN CLEARANCE SPECIAL |k. iniP. 2 bedrooms, 38-55' -- *---- OWENS MARINE SUPPLIES 3*9 Orchard Lake Ave FE 2-8020 H I__________ stoBaqb. Complete boat and motor repair. 4-WHEEL a 20' Used, sailboat " Ul*. - - 341 Speedlinrr dltton. FB 8-38-SNOW PLOW Day*« J*1tnltar?' S#rV{ce,n*2S&! Dixie Hwy.___ ' - Sale Used Trucks 103 MI 4-9100 , BIRMINGHAM JO 4 rtfftc glass. _____ ^ I. UL 3-181*. Y *Td oradino top boil; fill-gravel, etc. FE 5-3552, BARTLETT PEARS I , -----——, , (gCmM'i Brae. 1, Wood, Coal and Fuel 77 gito mM orchard i i from Batoan. ■ FEAR. Bros L. L. ' OAKLAND MARINE .. _____________________ BXCHANOB 381 B Baglnaw. Homes Manufacturer's Association | FE 8-4181. ___________ node approved Fully equipped BOAT INSURANCE ONLY 9360 per with storm windows, bottle-* l *ten D.ti..n i», *«»«— as Complete dettr-------- oat today 4 g avtngs 3-7083 FB 5-6378_______ ______ FOR SALE CHEAP. NEW 1 Sara uttttty |----------—— FOOT '48 DODOE STAKE. BEST OFFER. JUoyd Mtrv. 333 Sag, FB. 3-8131 ; 1*88 FORD PICKUP 4 SPEED transmission, No rust Oood cond. ! 8485. V, Harris. FE 5-27*8. U FORD H TON P C BXCELLBNT ! condition, 8350. OR 3-1(32 , _ '53 DODOE ROUTE VAN PERFECT _for deer huntmc FB 8-4340 ' | Just Make Payments 'M BUICK OCNTURY, $395 Fay Only 831 Ma. Due Mqv. Uth. It# Auto. St. ell FE 8-4538 188 East Blvg. at Auburn_ '55 BUICK HARDTOP 9295 loyd Mtr* 332 Ssg. JT. 2-tHl TusTIMake Paj'ments •98 BUICK SPECIAL *4*9 only 927 Mo Due Not uth Auto. Mr. Ball. FE 8-4538 USEb CAR BOLD FOR (500 OR MORE — FOR 91 YOU WILL RECEIVE A TRANSPORTATION SPECIAL FOR A LIMITED TIME ONLY! Radio. Htaltr, I JACK COLE. INC. ' 1000 W. Mania al Pontiac Trt WALLED LAKI_______MA 4 Fay « trailer. Call MY 3 JPtLL YOUR FREEZER FIREPLACE WOOD. OUJIBUp or you haul. Jtm Burnt. B00 N. Rocherter Rd Phone Romeo, PL ■®BSSj5E! A Paint, Phone FE_M148-_ NOW AT DAVEY’S QUARtERS OFBEEF .59 CENTS. CUT, Bob Hutchinson Mobile. Homes Sales , Dixie Hwy Drayton Plains "NOW" See Us WRAPPED & SHARP FROZEN, READY FOR THE FREEZER. DAVEY’ST MARKET __3-7111 BlMlHir, Mlth. grapes. Kick your own wal- ----------- —=a=Brlsl,| key's Orebards. 9388 Clarkiton BLAB WOOD OR MECTLAro Road. MApI* 1-1713 ar MAple wood, 1 card. 830 dal. Alberta j ytta ■ _■ , - 'mik mat yDDr- BEABONED WOOD FIREPLACT. iWj gggg bu Rice Farms. 533 toSrVjy Sr^3?8r^8|-r 3-8185. ,^ __julhfl! ' UL 3-52J8 Open 8HORT*-MWWLE-kOMEi | SALES AND 8ERV1CE All new Gem and Beamar travel trailers complete line et part* and bottle gas. cart wired and bltebee Installed. Need Umm of wed trailer*. Bonn Int ““^KirS"* *“*!§%«143 3173 W. ________________ RBTt 15 Ft. YACATION TRAILER Ueepa 8. FR "' SALE I SALE! SALE SHOP AND COMPARE FALL CLOSE OUT 1857 MahraM, 48 x 8 . (1788 (884Mar, 33 S 3 31488 t(68 Marlette. 81 a 8 __53060 ISfeSe-.V"-' i Plants, Treel, SnrflM 78 Ortas. , . , , ili*frsat#e» Crnlaet. |4 i I 5585. . — .....7-.-^- ~A pp/.f'lypc 1US7 MahanMou. jo x 8 .. .$1886 «A™L SSSS? SSZZ! jft ch^g^wato;. | m Mazurek Marine Sales FRANCHISE OWENS DEALER SAGINAW AT SOUTH BLVP CLOSEOUT 38 par aaw dUcount au all boats, motor* and trailer* CLIFF DREYERS GUN ft SPORTS --- 1331* SOLLY RD.. “ 4-#77L' FOR YOUR • M . rruutro Sales & Service 'IS BUICK SPECIAL 4-DOOR . hardtop, sharp. 4*19. OR 3-8409. NO CABN NEEDED 1334 Buick. 4 door 3334 full price 417 month. Ring Mr Bing. FE 4-1006, LUCKY7* 103 8 Saginaw 1957 BUICK ROADMASTER 4-DR HARDTOP. RADIO AND HEATER. ------- TRANS FULL POWER --------------.. $1293 You Want Bargains '56 Plymouth 3-DR . STATION WON. WITH VI ............ $495 Chrysler NEW YORKER $6^5 '58 Vauxhall 4-DR; STATION WAOON .......... $795 v '54 Fond ' 8-PASS STATION WAOON 4-DOOR GMC toElyTmei SHF. CALL AFTER Factory'Branch OAKLAND AT CASS FE 5-9485 Pontiac Retail Store *3 MT CLEMENS ST PE 1-7194 :54"fUli^f DOOR. RAH. I er EM 5-08*1 COTS*. .■ * . •93 BUICK SUPER 4-DOOR, RAH, dynaflew. 8136 Pvt. MA 8-9775 '58 Plymouth' BBLVEOSM 4-rm.. RAM AIR 7CQI»DI,~‘ '56 Ford' I't. Oood eond. . LINES OLOS-CADILLAC. INBOARD HYDROPLANE RACDIO | boat with 4 cylinder Cradey Er I ill* CHEVROUh' tb TON 'PICE- •aTEid V^roaaJSw. roSr ■_»• « 8**V __, *•?*.“*.„**!£*.*! SCHRAM TRUCKS __ X0 44M A CADILLAC, EVERYTHING TOW- | ar, 3 door hardtop, sow tire*. ' I FE 4-3711. ^.r ' ' Ti 18f0 CADILLAC ITTe R IE B. I an Ibrdra- uter. Whlte- .. .......__e with accent, a f. Your ‘93. '84 wtU make rn payment. I Pontiac 4-dr. tad an. Hydra- -' ~ “ —■ '“tar: Blue. * * 145 ar.* Low down pay. 55 Packard club coupe 54 Chevrolet 3-dr eedan , 'I* Bulck Bdr. Hardtop '61 Pontiac 4-dr. Hardtop. Hydra-matte Radio and heater. Power atoertng Power brake!........ 111*5 4-DR.. STATION WAOON. VS, AUTOMATIC — ....... $395 '57 Plymouth SAVOY. VI, AUTOMABie 4-DR . RAM .............. $695 '55 DESOTO 4-DB.. USE NEW .............. 5o Harbor. PE P*SlS- ___________________________ __ Dixie Hwy. Transportat’n OfferedJ00 J Special doal! Open til | OLOS-CADILLAC La ClarUtoa, MA TtW. k AND TV»VS» TROCE OQINO NORTH. • BART 1*« CHEVROLET ^TON ^ICKUP H O L L T Rft I load either way. FE »d*a* I Oood toodltloo FE A91S3. , TO. ' I 4~~gttlFB imt maa ~toa~«: I '** DODfMf STAKE TRUCK NICE' jmjUMSr------ |dSr San reanci" •« Dt««o. Ugld Mlr. 333 Sag n ^131 Uea andRental. I 930 Hawaii MSI* e«tra Now f '4* CHEVIE l* FT. VAN, COM-— “ Oxford, j Yort^H*. p#rry Borvtco Inc. OE j mecbantcaUy, *375. Lsa______ '53 CHEVROLET 1140 DOWN Lloyd Mtra. 333 S. .Bar ft 2-8131 : CADILLAC. 1*54 *3 COUPE iOWN- ; or. Tld* ta Ay wife * car with 12 80* actual- mi Bxc. bond, to- ! itof and out. Milford. Mutual! HAUPT PONTIAC CLARKSTQM ora mile north of US. Open Evel. UntU * HOMER HlGHT MOTORS i ."J* Minute! From FouBBo"_j (ford, Mich. U I4M R&R MOTORS 724 Oakland Ave, : Imperial Plymouth, Chrysler, Valiant Deafer FE 4-3528 8IXTT-TWO > tHE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 6, i960 itfiTpow> ooirtMfnu ■ Mr Ossd Brea. no nut : fTmm. Wim W FORD FALCON | 'Ft lilt Cars 'mmftSsrr' 1 Me. perfect 2nd ckr Xo aowr - *t HnuniuMAnw w S MOOPWAKP III (MH>. | roHBTiSooK "M'MBBfiT IM 7 i on. #3.30 weekly UN full price, j Llayd .MW-. *5. IPS; C*U Mr Murphy, Credit Min. FE | MUST SELL. •“ ' I 3-3538. Eddie etccTe. Pont _ ■ , lent - tr <1*1 •m tomb txSftiRTaiartoa. m i J* •**»*• ■wi'' S. Anderson. S 4-Hm. __. ■ $*£* wraa M*tf» Mill. WRECKED -50 FORlf. <■ GOOD 1.. V* . **XXB CLEAN ‘ ______ . Sfcr EXCEL-'' condition, ftU tztru W castor TOP USED CAR I ALLOWANCE IN TRADE ON 161 PLYMOUTH Immediate' Delivery ' BRAID FsrSd^Cars IW PONTIAC CATALINA, XX- liaHara JHBMr, FilH **. I.MS miles. rat. ml U.«M 1961 ’ Fsr lab Cars IW «-OOOB FOWTIAC. NYDRA , htdto. hrater, OR MM7~ l ! ^HvrMb1 6*t. mOC __ ____ > UASMSfcKIBB: ipffbai; s* '"^ass^’SJSsjaiEi SSSStrsto i Rami ay yvift Mm-- — ! •jj**"* ■WWI rtU. CRH Mr •chool Umebtr John McAuliffe, Ford ! TAYLOR'S « CMS^^YWV1 OK U^ED CARS rowxraraEAN.nxTr^rorari; cCTT^H^puyiiosiLX feiBSkrti? «?d «*&* • “** M FORD OALAXIE IW DOW ■ J Lloyd Xtfl. 333 ■ ! 'K'EORD CONV . II DOWN uni Mwu, .233 IM *■«• I ~LW JRg ...IP. §St, jE-tfLV: 1655 P1YMOUTH BELVKDER* 66 S. Perry —•.Economy' mwMraB*i 'M Old*. Holiday R.T.. power 1698 'M and'U Cadillac.Tower '55 CMn. end Ford I ‘51 Ford end 4 dr. »te, wgn. ___Plenty of others to ydek from IMS OLDSMOBllX HARDTOP et only MM. RORTH ave. tdnuSaukuCuJ"i ralra HI llmut 1,__MO CAW NEEDED | IMS PooUec. t passenger wsraw. MM dill price |!t month jtlnj Mr Bln* FB 4-1IM LUCEY’f, I 193 8 Beglonw PONTIV- ' - -----' 1 1*88 RAjfiEE, RADIO AMD heeler, Terr elms, eeestse per* menu 313.18 per me. Call Mr O’Brier Credit Mgr et B&MINO-HAM R/ ------------ --------- Just Make Payments « raw, bt M3 ^VhT^IM S? BMlW,Ywb“|"~ KO CASH NEEDED /So?* jMtrsm, »do»r MMUnprie* 9(8 FALCON, STATION WAOON. t,00«“ucXY8 IM S h|l». ru Tmt M FORD RETRACTIBLE “ ____ ptswr -i 159 FORD .’STATION WAOON Country sedan, elite train. R it net! n mien i H I cylinder, white well!. Oood J1™"*?'iffABS* J8t' I"'ll. ■- - i condition OrlStoel owner. HIM 0 FORD 4-DOOM SEDAN RADIO or 1-ISM elter lie A heeler. AMs. trene Beautiful-\iww-IWn ' ' fsmzs? %h ^c*f™ pri«. lews Permeate of sms ner MS* SIT month Cell Mr. fetes. SS^TST w- r» Mm. LOCRT’S Ml S. BS|L ***• 1153 PONTIAC DELUXE SEDAN l 1 owner, very clean, re 3-75*1. ' ' H. Rlgglne. ONLY $1495 Crissman 57 PONTIAC CONTnrRTIBL*. PULL power. Coral red flnith. ABI LUTBLY no rust. Low down p meat. ASSUME pnymei-- Pnt MONTH. CALL PRY. Credit Manager STtffV,. RAMBLER. STATION WAOON. Itt. W. a. W. R and H. Mick. 000 mile*. SUM. terms. OR M3S after ( a m. Aut# I ,r. di™Sr"m^iaiiri Radio and Heater, excellent con-157 PLYMOUTH BELVEDERE 4- dltlon Full nrlce 13U iituni, door hardtop. V-S automatic, ra- pay„dnM of lU par month call die. heater nS. white Wea^Tu- K whute CREDIT manaoer ^rth*CHBVR0SAQINAW ------ I 1000 8NWN. • 10.0* per Mr. Parke * w Drayton Transmission. '3111 ' PLTfeOUTH, 19*7 CONylR’lliOT j I bitch with Mcond wmtf lop--wnr Torouefltte. W8W. R&H. power I 1 windows, brakes and stabrtha. Boles glass. 39.000 miles, no rust, j t Mgr 1 Chrytl ie Rd.. I t MI 4-7500. Harold Orchard Lake. EM 1-4475. M»f PLYMOUTH 1-DOOR. BTAND-WrinrivT i ard IransmlMlon, y-0 ontln*. to-EXCELLENT | d|0 h»tter. sparkling Bermuda blue finish. Ho money down, assume payments of till par week. _____—I____________________ , call ML Murphy, ----------- owner. LOW MILBAOX. Mo pioqey , gior, FE 3-35U. down. Assume payments of *3 35 | Ford, per week. Call Mr. Murphy. , ,*ss PLYMOUTH-!-DOOR. Credit, Coordinator PB 3-3529. 1 ^aan ltadle had heater u- before you buy w Keego Sales & Service ____Keego Hnrbor______ *59 PONTIAC l-DOOR $1595 1957 "poifTIAC, « DR. HT. Sell or cheaper rat or boat. FI 3-10*8. 19*0 PONTIAC CATALINA VISTA I *AL“ baoinaw iiw pbimAc^CTUi9~rouBfe. ra- Ramblers DIO AND HEATER, ABSOLUTE- prl'V,..i LY HO MONEY d6WN. Assume '“SJJ ‘ft*1 payments of 939.7* per mo. Call ] “™*u to Bsfed Turner Rtf R&C RAMBLER ~ ’M *Ss'Il*ri#,10#. I Super Market i •17 PONTIAC WAOON! dITr I Ku - ..S0"1***0* HCNT1NO SPECIAL. Fully equip- j f “ ,. AM I-*1*; ped. Your old egr down. Low , MM RENAULT. HEATERT^NIITTE monthly payment*. CALL MR WALLS ABOLUTELY NO MONMURPHY. Credit Mgnator. FE F.T.P°WN- Assume payments of 3-3931. EDDIE 8TBELB FORD. M*.if per, mo. Call credit Mgr. '*• PONTIAC HT, S1.IM. '55 OLDS ^ra.VyL' 4p™*#' K,rold MT ISM Owner. UL 7-7133 I TUmar Ford.____—____ TORY Sddla Steele, jrodtt Coordinator. PB I-EDDIE STEELE FORD. < (0 LARK 4 DR DEM( *&^8BItK3C A]---------- MONEY DOWN. Assume pay-manta of tM7» per mo. Coll *13.60 per - ws*, new - 1 me. no mum, wuu. Call Mr. I _____ . .. automatic, radtb, O'Brian Credit Mgr. at BIRMINO- hwter, washers, undercoat, white HAM-RAMBLER. *8* 8. WOOD-1 Urn. HUGE DISCOUNT! WARD MI (-3900, IM W H?rlonK MOTOR8OR 4-0791 1967 PLYMOUTH’l-DOOR BED AN. I “ lNe?t to the Rollidtumi Nedlo. heater, whttowall Ural. —— -------------------!5H.r.J?-lDtJ!!g|3S*!‘ff.!,-., i automatic transmission. Baautt-1 tPOOR. RADIO''M iiBUOiif PfcEtmcRE. BYT. ! ful maroon Unlsh. Ho mat ibBolutelt nOj owner. tl.100. sharp. FE MSW. I — - -------- •*- John McAuliffe, Ford J_____BOQA^anp^ VENUB tfin fontiac^ «~’door Btar chief Vista Hydramnttc. power brake*, power steerlna. 3,000 miles 1 1 ' , NO CASH NEEDED •ui prtVTTAr IP® P IU price. 30 t U-N I lAIm IS month. CsU Mr. Bing, fe flora SPORT SEDAN LUCKY'8, 193 S. sagalnw 1 Hydramnttc transmission, power IfTfuEMBBHS^^IffiewTraKF POWER BRAKES RADIO A gSCT-.ifJS? au*OE *n- Matt hews-Hargreaves OAKLAND COUNTY'S Largest Chevrolet Dealer (31 Oakland Ave. FE 44547_______ 154 PONTIAC DELUXE 3-DOOR. Automatic radio. Motor.. white with, original blue trim. Sharp! Stock No. 17ta. Only 1395. NORTH CHEVROLET CO.. 1000 8. WOOD-— ----------- WARD AVE:, BIRMINGHAM MI Just Make Payments -SSL________________ . DEMO lOSO Bonneville convert. I Hydra Trl-eab. Full power. mL Bare 01300. FE 3-705* < 0-0435. Mr*. Richter. LtiaS Haloid Turner Wrd >ts FaM> t-Bird clean Ueyd Mtra.. 333 Sag- — *" price ’ait per month. CALL MR. WBTK CREDIT MANAOER FE raBBABto Bojra 1U », Bnglraw ti- red ti •Sr. hsock no. 17*3. omy aiseo. NORTH CHEVROLET CO. MSA B. WOODWARD AVE., BIRMINO-hamT in ms, ______________ ~M MERCURY 4 DOOR SUSS Lloyd Mtra. 333 Sag. FE 9-8131 '41 MERCtjRY. GOOD TRANSFORM tatlon, ahaap. FE 8-0330. MERCURY _3-DR . ^ | 1157 PLYMOUTH BELVEDERE |'795r' BmUntOKAM- Pontiac Star Chief ■WTTaSON •50 VALVCT . .. .. I14S DOWN Lloyd Mtra., 333 8. Bag. FE Mill VOJJMW AOntS ---« AMERICAN mode,s to choose from. Call Mr. ll~VOLKfeWAOSJ4. SUMLUIXrT 8&r*-E”' C0Ild' *11®' I FE 4-21 M, WILLW^a'r, OOOD RUN-' I nlhg- Reas, FE S 3-9131 Brag, excellent condition. 7015 ,,\iTZ'— Cooley Lk. Rd., Conway. 11-W I* FORD. Vj, RAH. FORDO- Cura- ** rt ,55B' "** AttU| OCTOBER SPECIALS ’Srar™® '58 MXRCURT. —--------------------------1 is* >r«ni .rs roiiviii ’57 FORD l-DOOR $695 YOUR CHOICE M* and UP Frankie & Johnny’s Motor Sales John McAuliffe. Ford 130 OAKLAND AVBNUX ns a-sm l»f FORD S-DOQR, RADIO ANp'PK t->3712 HEATER AMOLUT».T NO * MONEY DOWN. Assume oar-1 - menu of IM.3S ray mo. Call 1954 MERCURY CUSTOM 1 DOOR. Credj Mgr, Mr. F*rk| at MI V4 automaUc. radio,'--B . - - *-7508. Harold Tumor Ford. 1 —— * '50 FORD 3-DOOR, ft«S D... . —----- Lloyd Mtr*-, 333 Sag., FE 3-61311 CHEVROLET co. 1000 s. WOOD- ^tqgY-EowrVt: auto7ra- | fASP AVK ' *®»*inoram. mi Se A banter. 3-tone fini*H Mew — ■* —oney down. SS.fl--- oar throushaw! NORTH Sler (M 8. WOODWARD I 6-3900. ; ■____________ ~NO CASH NEBDKD 1150 Plymouth * door. 0105 full price. 083 month. Call Mr. Bint. FE 4-1006, LUCKY'S. 103 i. Saginaw. • Fir^? ara^oiM fun!*"’* woodward.sirminoham 4-10S0. LUCKY'S, 1*3 FULL PRICE SUBCRBAN-OLDS OODWARD. birm MI 4-4485 PONTIAC-CADILLAC CLEAN Birmingham Trades 1350 N. Woodward BIRMINGHAM MI 4-1930 Valiant —ALi NEW 1961'a—*■ SAVE $$$ SEE IT AT CLARKSTON' MOTOR SALES daln St ClarUton MA 5-61*1 Out whera the overhead is low. JOHNSON at 1 1 ' : LAKE ORION'' qavs COME,SEE!! . 1961. -PONTIAC PREVIEW- 1961 RAMBLER "Sneak" PREVIEW - FREE REFRESHMENTS - . ■ A FEW I960 MODELS LEFT AT LOWEST PRICES '60 RAMBLER WAGON-.... ,. .SAVE $ 900 '60 PONTIAC S.C. VISTA. ..$2695 '58 PONTIAC WAGON ... ™ .,v,w$1595 —WEEKEND SPECIAL— $495 1955 Pontiac 4955 Olds 1955 Ford 1955 Chevf- 1955 Mercury 1955 Plym. 1USS JOHNSON MOTOR SALES 2 LOW OVERHEAD LOCATIONS M-24 at Shadbolt North Broadway at Shadbolt* "Pontiac Division" ,MY..2-2871 "Rambler Division" MY 2-2381 PLTVOUTH STATIONWAO<5tl. -*—J—-t ••ansmlsolon-lor aqulty. PhR obs ________ .... MM. CALIlY? 3-70BS. JOHN i. SMITH DODGE INC.. Ill S Sag- 1950 PLYMOUTH. OOOD RUBBER engine end body *“ atoreage " body. W1U Cab Mr. at BIRMI LOOK 4-3735. f;‘54 MERCURY C H »mre . old R and H. Open Brea. '57 MERCURT’STATION WAOON ! Moyd Mtra.. 333 Sag., FB >0111 55 m E’r’c’WiTy Iiontc'lair'. Beautiful 3 tone finish. Black anvf white Fewer steering end power ■iSr-™ to PLYMOUTH SAVOY . 4-DOOR, a CYL.. T-Fllto Trans., COUPB Ut* { *r*“d n*wl *•*•- *0 PLYMOUTH DELUXE -poem, a CYL BUBURBAN T-FUt# Trans Brand newt 13595. 9^96. [_ RHiifmiii r "Stop" ..AND .SEE THE ALL NEW 4961 FORD PEOPLE’S AUTO SALE I 1 THE BEET FOR LESS 1 Bulck, full powar .... MSS '58 Chev. | stick . . MM r**a Buick. tun power a*a» j'98 Dodge, 4 door ...... 8*45 •5* Ford. (, slick ..... 13*5 I'55 Chev.. S stick ..... *388 BRAID SUY PROM A DEALER You Can Trust -BEATTIE HASKINS j USED CAR i SPECIALS DE SOTO - PLYMOUTH Cass at Pike Street FE 2-0186 MOTOR SALES. INC. YeW Ford Dealer Since 1... AT THB BTOftJOBT WATERFORD IMS DIXIE I---- --------d M0 Oldsmobtle Dynamic "98 Holiday coupe. Hydramatle, poWer «i-3.T»ii ffiTraS^raraM Solid beige finish. Only .- —Our Looney Appraiser * Has Gone Ga Ga! - Over the New 1961 Buick . : And Has Lost ; All Sense * of Value. a Dynamic "M , Hydramatle, ' steering, power brake*, r 1 htaMr. Many awe* seats | Solid golden mist finish ... 8 Cnevr t Bel-Ai • L Stop in and Take Advantage 1 Now Advanta„ of His Condition. Used Car Deals of Outstanding Value Typical Example: OPEN MOUSE 1961 "OLDS" t We need your used car. Come in and dnve the all-new, distinctive Olds , for 161. - | Houghten & Son (Star. ............. ..... 115*5 I Buick 4-door sedan V-l engine. hrnaflow radio and hCager. Beau- ....... ..................... _ Iful 3-tone blue finish t 495 524 N. Main. Rochester, OL o many low mileage d dsmobtte Dealer HASKINS CHEVROLET ’57 DeSoto 2-DOOR HARDTOP this fllte. The handsome bronie and heme exterior h2?mwM^V "toHdr rTTT note iMtlmonjt. of pr«vlo«a affection. You wUl thrill to FIM*« MAUtU $895 CWe still have the 1 grocery kick.) OLIVER Motor' Sales , 210 Orchard' Lake Ave. ( FE 2-9101 Open EVesJ WHAT DO "YOU NEED? Whatever it it, you’ll have more success in find-faig it. in The Pontiac i jPre^s Want, Adfs. To Place a I..I H..........■ L'.v Ad' ' ■; * BUICK ' RENAULT OPEL JEEPiDJAL RE 2-8181 er equipment. Radio and beater of course. 'Formerly owned by local Dowager who Insisted that we be selective in its purthaesr — SCHUTZ prices n prieeless treasure many hundreds under the amB at only $1095 Fun Frias 4 * Prestige Cars by. • SCHUTZ .DeSotOv Plymouth 912 S. Woodward, B’ham I MI 7-1616 TRUCKS ARE OUR BUSINESS 60 GMC-.................. SAVE ____DFR MM Baatraatrater ‘ - ‘57 CHEV.......................$1395 14.000 TRACTOR, air brakes '56 CHEV. 695 S4.M8. air brakee 130 TRACTOR. S cyl . dlaeel pusher '56 GMC_____________......$5795 000. t cyel. diesel, live Modem '52 GMC ........$2650 750 TBiACTOR. a cyl. diesel. Cos Bleeper '53 FORD ......$795 F 500, Fuel OU Tanker, ready to work . ’56 FORD ...;.............$795 H TON FICK-UP '56 FORD ... . . ........$ 695 - Hi ton platform '56 GMC..................$995 408 STAKE TRUCK. VO hydra. '56 GMC.......... ......$ 795 400. C 8 C. 3 speed new paint '55 GMC''................$ 795 it Ft. V^N, Rebuilt engine *58 CHEV: ................ $995 SEDAN DELIVERY ^53 GMC...................$2595 D *30. 0 eyi. diesel, conv tractor '55 GMC .................$ 795 152 PACKAGE DELIVERY VAN G M C FACTORY BRANCH OAKLAND AT CASS FE 5-9485 MY DADDY SAYS: THAT WE HAVE EVER OFFERED GET U N - IN ON THE BIGGEST SALE ' TIL THIS VERY MOMENT! That Thunderbirds Are Outstanding Buys Of The~World . 25 To Choose From ... Going At Drastically Reduced Prices ! NOBODY WOULD THESE NEW 4960 FORDS HURRY "t«fe Selection ^ GOOD! v ' * ALSO A GOOD SELECTION OF * 1961 FORDS READY FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY REF A BEAUTIFUL GIFT WITH EVERY CAR PURCHASED EOQIE STEELE Ford 2 GIGANTIC LOCATIONS 2705 Orchard Lake Rd. KEEGO HAKBOJt ,3275 f p West Huron AT ELIZABETH LAKE RD. T Tto lPOXTUC PRE&S, THURSDAY. OCTOBER (l. - -Today's Television Programs- - SIXTY-THREE i In MfefMt to 1*111 wMbMK Mitre OmmmI 1-fOTIT CkMMl MUWTT TONIGHTS TV HIGHLIGHTS 6:69 (4) Trackdown (2) Movie. (7) News and Weather. <91 Popeye. • 56) General Chemistry. , 1:16 <7» Sports. •. «:ll (7) News. •:« (4) Weather. CM (2) News. (4) News. <7> Brave JJtalllon. (9) William TeU. . CM (2LNpws Analysis. • 4> Sports. CM <2T News. . J(4) News. (56) Philosophy of Man. '(2) Witness. (4) Michigan Outdoors. (7) Adventure Playhouse. (9) Huckleberry Hound. (4) Outlaws. (2) Witness (amt.) (7) Guestward Ho! 1:39 I ‘ him. Robert Sterling. GiorUj Grahams. Claude Jarman Jr. Jaman Jr. 11:33 14t Jack Paar. (7> Flight—Drama.., FKIDAT MORNING | |6:M (4) Continental Classroom. 4:16 (7) Funews. CM (2) Meditations •*49 (2) On the Farm Front i«:« (2) TV College. |7:« , <41 Today j (7) New Car Preview. 1:M (2) Felix the Cat. (7) Breakfast Time. iS:<9 (7) Johnny Ginger. CM (2) Captain Kangaroo. CM ai Stage 3. t •:M (4) I Married Jban. 42) Movie. CM (7) Exercise. I (4) Exercise. CM (4) Faye Elizabeth. (I) Movie. ”Sim.M (1937)',e:* (4) D««h Mi. An awkward (ara&boy who! (7)Newa. wants to be a power lines-jl#:l* <2 Movie, man is taken under the wing 10:18 ,9) Billboard-of a veteran linesman. p*t l#,M (9) Ding Dong School. O’Brien. Henry Fonda, Mar-1 r-garet Lindsay. CM (56) Introductory Psychology! (2) Manhunt. (7) Donna Reed. (4) Outlaws (cant.) . j (9) Movie (amt) (56) Heredity. CM (2) Zane Grey. ——(4) Bat Masterson Western. .-(7) Real McCoys. (9) Movie (cont.) . (56) American History. CM (2» Angel. (4) Bachelor Father. (7) My Three Sons. (9) Wrestling. CM (2) Ann Sothem. ' (4) Ernie Ford. (7) Victor Barge. (91 Wrestling (amt.) 10:00 <2) Person to Person. (4) Groucho. <71 Victor Barge (cont.) (9) News. -»CM (9) Weather. ____________ 10:20 (9) Telescope LAW. • 10:36 (2) Jun4 Allyson., .(4) Phil Silvers. (7) Silents Please. (9) News. 10:45 (9) Race Results. TVL Features i . (7) House of Fashions. (4) (Ctaor) Play Y( Hunch. |tl-M 44) (color) Price Is Right. (2) t Love Lucy. I (7) Divorce Hearing. <9) Romper Room. I1:M (4) Concentration (2) Clear Hprizon. (7) Topper. FRIDAY AFTERNOON 1CM (A Love of Life. (4) Truth or Consequences. (7) Texan. (9) Cartoon Oasaics. 17:30 (2) Search for Tomorrow. (4) (color) It Could Be You. (7) Queen for a Day. (9) Myrt arid Doris. (2> My Little Margie. (71 Beat the dock. (9) Movie. (2) As World Turns. . (7) Lift of Riiay. (2) Medic. (4) (Cblor> Jan M uri SSowN (7) Day in Court. i (2) House Party. '(4) Loretta Young. (7) Gale Storm. (9) Horn* Fair. r n> Mintoniift. ) Young Dr. Malone. Michigan Oct. 27 FALLS 10 STORIES - Jay L. Buck (dark clothing) rests on the legs of his rescuer. James Dana, on the bank of the Chicago River Wednesday. Buck fell out of the 10th story window of the office where he works, and plummeted into *r rtetefii the river. Dana, who cannot swim, observed the incident, rushed out and managed to pull the semiconscious Buck to shore where. he applied artificial respiration until help arrived. Buck is reported in good condition in the hospital. ! To Moke Whistle Stops at Ann Arbor, Jackson, Grand Rapids Area i GRAND-RAPIDS iR-Vire Presl |dent Nixon 4s scheduled to. make .a "whistle slop'' rail tour ot Michigan's middle and western sec tors Oct.,27 and end the day with a special appearance, at Muskegon. John It Martin. Michigan Re publican national committeeman, j hs» confirmed the Itinerary, t liming from Toledo, onto, the Nixon train makes Its drat stop ! through the day with stopa. in i order, at Jackson, Rattle (^ek. ! •j Kslams*oo and Grand Rapids. I At Muskegon, the vice president t j is scheduled to deliver f, , non-speaker in cfremonies dedicating' j the", $.1,5 million L. C Walker Sports Areana which is beingi Rimed over to the city by the! I industrialist-civic benefactor whosej 1 Marlin said Nixon • apparentlv TK||9(niY ft.0ft 9 ■ is leaving directly from Muskegon F. M. iby train for a tour of Illinois on i O f 28 '1 Times for the Michigan j stops other than Muskegon have t not yet been fixed, Martin added, j Mow... AT A NEW TIME MANHUNT changing from FRIDAY. 10:30 F. M. ON WJBK-TV TO By I tilled Pmi International J Wfk'ftKBgp t pjB, (2). A almulat- /a\ VAritirt I. Vniirw e sSK *5 I JSJSJ!£*». of the late James J. Walker, for-1 mer mayor of New York City, j I ZANE GREY THEATER, 6:30,4:60 p.m. (21. Emesf Borgnine stars as a poor farmer who accidentally kills a horse thief. Dick Powell is 4: IS the host. ! j REAL MeCOYR, Grandpa (Wal- 4!" ter Brennan) and Luke (Richard |Crmna) are upset when Katej (Kathy Nolan) decides to wear a (7) Who Do You Trust. (2) Brighter Day. . (4) Thin Man. (7) American Bandstand. (2) Secret $torm. 42> Edge of Night. (4) Here's Hollywood. (9) Robin Hood. Army Takes Twelve From Local Area 10: i (2) Movie. Frank B. Clay, 367- Rockwell St.., revealing dress.to a church dance, j <7( j0hnn^ Ginger. . diaries Smith, 21 Main St.; Paul] j ANGEL. 9 p.m. (2). The prob-j f47 tcolori George Pierrot. y^<>bn!Wm 'Jr., 160 Mohawk Roadri lems of a pretty young French (9) Looney Tunes and Jto.!and George I. Kosiba Jr., 1034! girl who is married to an Ameri-1 gtes. . • Meadowlawn St. can architect and tries to adaptj$:M »7> Rin Tin Tin. Inducted from the surrounding] to the role of an American house-! • R"R were Gary A. Decker of ’wife. Starring Annie Farge and W® LeGoff. Wailed Lake, William R. Bamfa- Mfnrf# “Ruthin** Marshall Thompson. I Bold Journey/ ther. Farmington; James E. U-j iiQifik tmIm a# a man md ivv SOTHERN 0*30 n m i2) i ' ^ About Faces. ajala, Clarkston; and Russell D*l r-S tSJTS ">»■»•_______________,______ cess. Zachary Scott, Louis nor. assistant manager of a hotel; { Induction of 12 area men into the 'Army was announced today by lo-] leal draft boards. * * * _ NEW YORK-i I those from Pontiac were Mar-lout Hollywoodians are invading New York,this week "to work’ jrfiall. H. causbie, 366 Nelson St.; --when there Just happens to be a World Series on Ernest E. Eaton, 58 Bagley St.; Carole's Case Goes j to Jury—and God' iiOS ANGELES (AP)-"Carole Tregoff, I turn your destiny over] to God and this Jury." said De-j fen** Attorney Donald R; Bring got* as he completed final argu-j ments at her nu|rder retrial. * Miss Tregoff 23, and her lover, | By KARL WILSON Dr R. Bernard Finch, 42, arc] hurling rig charges, but the most glamor- charged with slaying the physt-■a ; Barbara. Their first World Series Attracts Many Hollywood Stars i trial j Jury. with a deadlocked I Hayward. -tDon Po Bringgold’s summation Wedne* ‘day wns made with team in hit jeyes. I le reminded the Jury, that the prosecution had called Miss j Tregoff an adulteress, then quoted from the Bible about an adulteress Peopling our gay boulevards will be Grouch* Man, Steve McQueen, Doris Day, Phil Harris, Alice Faye, Maureen O’Hara, Cary Grant, James Mason, Kirk Douglas —and Ski Nose and the Old Groaner. Danny Thomas and Mickey Rooney had b*ln8 bought before Christ. to leave N Y ahead of the series so they ———----------— must be serious. • Cotton-Picking Convicts .: l Wtth Danny about getting Hove Steak in Contort famous. (Him, not me.) On threa wondrous occasions, when he was CUMMINS PRISON FARM, Ark. ON WJBK-TV Watch for H TONIGHT BROUGHT TO YOU Big D DREWRYS BEER News. -----(4) New$., . • . i7i Racket Squad. 11:15 (21 Weather. ‘ (4) Weather. 11:36 (2) Sports. -—...<4i Sports..-.. 11:36 (2) Movie. “Roughshod. Perry Como's Guests Olive, her secretary. Louis Nye |' Joins the cast as Dr. Delbert Gray, a dentist. VICTOR BORGE 9:30 |JN starring. Barge, Japanese Ringer JNever Had It So G— | Izumi Yukimura,, Mike Wallace, j 1949< A randier learns that Leonid Hambro, pianist. __ _________- _ , three men have escaped! ERNIE FORD SHOW. 9:30 p.m.; ** FRED^NH2 J ' pr™“ from prison and fears thereat!. Ernie’s guest is Gary Crosby. NEW YORK (UPl)-They MI Mta while Ohm. Sang Mermaa venge they may take upon! (Color.) me Perry Como is going to spend' and we had a relaxed, charm PERSON TO PERSON, 10 p.m. more money than ever this season] appealing interlude. (2). .Charles Coljlngwood V i IJ jP*** *t*ra P* hte ■how- | I also liked the little electronic movie stars Kim NovakandJayne “m*^**®* m*"1 * season opener bricks with which Como opened Mansfield. ' t°" NBC-TV is an indication of ^ne show. They were nicely paced, GROUCHO MARX SHOW, being honored, the introducers said. "And r I present Danny KAYE!" MONOTONE House of Hearing Free Hearing Tests Free Parking at Rear ef Building "Open Eva*, by Appointment” 14S> Oakland FKderal 2-1225 PONTIAC, MICH. But finally hclicked it. He swung into the Cordial mlturanl from an Ed Sullivan rehearsal and everybody called him Danny Thonias. He laid me how he’d made •vary tasUan af Mta U,fL but 8t. Paul and finally______ they all knew Danny Thomas. We walked,-,out onto Broadway and a shoeahine boy lunged forward shouting: "Danny KAYE!”. i, „ , ... M________________________ Andy Griffith phoned hls 10 whats to come. Id say that Per- handsomely mounted and apt. It Daddy down in Mt. Airy, N.C., premierL.that RaY* *“ *nd Invited him to see the Yankees In the series. HU daddy said "Aw, it'll cost you so much," but then he said, "You warm notes around our little reckon I ought to?" Andy reck- jp.jn. <4*. Husband;spoiler Tulikki ^’* guests should pay to get on. |Woods introduces Groucho to her] spouse during her third appearance on the show. JACK PAAR SHOW. 11:36 p.m. I (41. Jack’s guests are actress Peggy Cass, singer Betty Johnson, humorist James ThufBer. (Color.) j Perry’s crew, led by Goodman forward-moving TV. Ace, director .Dwight Hemlon, — choral director Ray Charies, Buh-Buh-Bing Cros choreographer Hugh Umpert, moseyed in last night and bent a 1 set designer Gary Smith and OUNDING i 1 Two-ma*ted veuel r r iT 8 Three masted IT 13 M n Poem 14 Wines IS n IT 15 Aviator; X n Fastidious fT 11 IO - n United Bldtee tMpTbf.l : !T r r 97 Listen 3t One. time 33 Owirch. » PriiK^drtg"-■' '■ IP T a- IT Infatuation U Oraea fPr.l with mait 57 A ahlp’a for*-^ -—_ part «0 —-sailboat* 41 traXIT ■ 42 Zodiacal «« w 4 rr u 54 It u 5T si Mlrhi, the costume girl, gave all 'old earlobe-buh-buh-buhs and pat-.oned he ought to. of last night's gaeota excellent Ued our memories gently under "Daddy'd bee^ to New York material and they all were shown the chtn and treated our eyebuh- once and seen a professional to beat advantage. buh-buh-bails to some crisp-looking bMeball gam(, _ Jtae,” Andy This applies even to Frankie j supturie .we can say 6ing's *ald' But 8eeln*-the series . .1 Avalon and Fabian, who suddenly■ . . # • . ‘ ture'factory where Daddy worked since he waa 12 ain’t done " th..’ , J formers when mixed into a big * . » . . / fc beat” college football song medley! Bin* teamed with Rosemary ' , * *. .. .. ...........1^ that had them singing fresh-. Oooney. Carol Lawrence, John-------------Looks like Quite a series. Myron Cohen figured that’s whyjj Prisoners al,this big statei prison farm are engagext kn thetr! own cotton-picking contest j it 's nothing iika the National I Col lon-Picking Contest under way at Blytheville, with Its 11,000 top money, bands and pretty girls. But Hjpre Is a prize. , bee Henslee, prison superintendent, offers any convict who picks more than 500 pounds to any 10-hour day a large T-bone steak din- READY TO SHOOT THE WORKS DORIS . I’ll bet the owner of the furnl-; Mr. K's hanging around. Wants to see how we've' made out S ping themselves'or the other] Lindsay — to reel off familiar It was an attractive idea, neatly] manner. [executed. Too bad the boys retro- i miss Lawrence’ Igremd at the end of the hour by wa, a "Radio BaUet” that evoked (offering samples Of their latest niemories ^-XUEJAinNITnHTEAM..., Singer Jane Morgan who uses a "Chipmunk Song” record ' th'k moment; in her act, was told In Toronto — use live chipmunks or union ^ Pur Big Close-Outs Starts Today on 75 Beautiful Sets of All Makes and Sizes. We are shooting the prices "Down to Earth." It’c Whnll tim. set now, for the recreation rririm or ^mant 30 DAY EXCHANGE PRIVILEGE i iuu ...Biuilaiamt . . Patti Page wanti to tour Japan Tenneaaee records. .The samples aomprised: a^ ~T^ngbus^rs” aiid then ^.'WiliUma’ll auction off hia parrot for the Actora fund at tfte!^ ..... '' zied into ordinary musical repr^!Mllt* »nd-Elaine party. ln Shubert Alley , Teen-age singer % j Jimmy Clan.ton’a buying hia parents a 500 home in New Or- kJ . „ . luever gui on me Knninu. leans. ^ production number that allowed; -the show's poorest material,— ^ iiiw w . SMI** Berman, a fine comedian ” Hpr promi8lnK , i*nd no singer, was presented in • jneyer got off the ground Doris Day and husband Marty Melcher’II form a movie- | direction Ife .bout IS Preposition 3« Coke froster ft Difficult II cabbaidlk* “SJO do a medley of his htts. pieaaant sounds came our way, The hits were all tamou* M^ in a number of medleys that salut- , , „ Hines from his romedy vignettes ^ ^ tett-imovm composers. ^ Producing firm and they were integrated into > eluding Mr. Mercer but the moimt- EARL’S PEARLS: Highway safety sign; ‘ 4029 People Died ycial song-and-dance Bum be tL,niTtw^ toyman’.. ritHn't di.Pt.y|of Gas in This State Last Year. Two Inhaled It 27 Put a Match m ^ m^h ^tdty to It 4.000 Stepped on It.’’ succeeded in excellent style. | ^ lad, tried (0 te8ch 10 Jcwl»h term ALTON TVS ■ FE 2-2257 515 E. Wolton Bird. Cor. of Jotlyn E PARKI PLENTY OF FREE I iRKING it it it TODAY’S BEST LAUGH: There’s one nice thing about those Nixon-Kennedy TV debates—we won’t get ’em as reruns [next summer. -Today's Radio Programs - - ton io nr WPOn! IWVI Sport* 11 ;SS—wjr. Umle _ wwj. Made u q WCAR Woodltm WJ. Opinion 'Xtk. I. Morgan KLW JM LcGoff stse-wm. socumt , MlnKr.ti 1 -wjr. Cyan IP:Se—WJR. Auto R.port [ MUaXlNQ SiSP-WJR, AfTloulturo WWJ. R«*». RoborU WSfk flit Wag . CXI W Roo«t*r Club WJBK. am Morn Exp. - WCAR a—I - WPON. Be Ne»» Robert. wiya. R»*» wnw WJBK, l*rliner CKLW Mti roby Deri WC«a H»«* Rtofiann WJBK. Train* Copter WJBK, sm Larimer want. Mena won CKLW New* Dev Id wcar. sen i WPON. Men*. Casts Special guest star Ethel Mer- jdear old dad how to up-date his maa sever ikese mere brightly rendition of “Please” with the on TV than she did last night, aforementioned big beat. If the Flint, she ennae oa cold to ting {trio had .more spirit, rhythm and: “Evenythtag's Condag Up Rooes” 'drive, die idea might have catight WISH I'D SAID THAT: Paying alimony is like having the and pat It into the bleacher*, fire. TV set on after you’ve fallen asleep . . . That’s earl, brother. ,.rl . -----—---------' | * * * (Copyright. 1966) Miss Qooney, always a charm-; -------------------; ........J,,:..., ___________—;— ing performer, sported three dil-ferent hairdos to go with her three costume changes during the hour. WITS lint) WPOK (t«N) WJBK alher enndl- Study Wreckage alreadweundar way ri terminus of InlorstWi, s the Walter P, Chrya- cr BOSTON tAPi—Two Navy float-, today begin raising the Jack to Phone Dems Testifies Before Here After Debate 3enale6w~ Expressway In Detroit and Wayne I forward Airlines 1 County. REMX ATIOX OK WOODWARD The road through Oakland Coun- resolution in the United Nations] proposing an Eisenhower • Khrushchev meeting. The resolution waa withdrawn after it. appeared rior-j tain to be defeated. * * * j Eighty million Americans will watch round twoin the! .ttmSTM*d^l^«SlS!N1,Dn-Knin,d>' O*1*1*5 WO»r <" »>«lr television | states summit meeting, Asian-j screens, but only 600 Democrats in Pontiac .will get an j African neutrals pushed « cam- exclusive first-hand critique of it from Sen. John F. paign at the United Nations today,]ginnedV to build a peace bridge botvaaeni... . . ... . '-should mmo first " Pmhat the world's two greatest powera| This Will be made pOSSibte by a Washington-tO-Pon-!Arttrar g Moore testified The commaaist bioe in the p*c telephone hookup immediately after the hour-long jtiac today before u.n. General Assembly, at the debate. By means of an amplifier the Democratic presi- mittPe studying the probie Charlotte, N.C., Greenville, H.C., and Atlanta, survived the shattering crash. All were Injured, six on the danger list at hospitals. When it comes to the hospital-j lization of the mental ill, "children .hould cmc first," Probate Judge ,h(. nilddl„ of l%, PoivJ Senate com-1 This persons to their deaths i.. ...... . . ...... <* j± m I»n», jly Is the relocation of,US. 10-day night. (Woodward Avenue). IT wil Igj 'four-lane divided highway with two ... , . i „ w . w. 12,foot lanes in each direction and >pdml Avi,,"°" Adminwl.ator- Fhjy^ven Mies' hnvo 1 300 feet of right-of-way on both'E- R- Quesada suggested Wednra-j™c^^ -identified Hut day starlings suCked into the airUJtSL nZ,[LWOman >0Ut intakes may have disabled one orr^ miMlng more of the four turbine-propeller i^FMF.D KIPPKI) OWN engines. -Mace___thnn a hundred . Two divers. James W’alior dead birds were found on the nm-|J*n» Cahill, said the ma way. Only IF of the 72 aboard the j plane, bound for Philadelphia. ■tion of the highway to murknl with buoys in preparation for- raising,—The- engines could help to determine whether birds rimped a stall. Birds have damaged planes but officials. said there Is no Instance on record of their hav-lltif caused ■ IsImI m.«.IA»il Judge Moore Urges |gidM Mentally III Children ^ ^ WM lllcllMtod ^ Be Cared for First Highway Commissioner John C. . M ackle'» five-year] $1.24 million -road building program for the state as proposed In IR7. It Includes work from then through lid present evidence no structural failure k blamed" for two other , reacted exuberantly to the developments, hailing the neutralist dash with the United States as a dear victory for Premier Khrushchev. As one Communist representative put It, the Soviet premier “did not even hnve to lift n finger” to achieve neutralist proposal urging a con-—4erenee-of Eisenhower, and Khruslk chev. But American diplomats conceded the United States may have, sustained damage as i stilt of the neutralist struggle. K STOOD BY Both Eisenhower and Khrush- jbe undertaken initially was chosen, 1 •j Quesada : *^1 Indicates r on‘!,lsueh aa r PjElectra i The divers said they saw scores of small birds impaled un jagged and | fragments along the wings and '(ion! a round one engine, fuselage. In 35 feet of water, Walton and CghiU said the water looked "as tkough it had been:was so murky they could not tell ripped open, With a can opener." if any bodies were Inside. In the The cockpit section, pieces ol.enlke plane, only two seats re-fuselage and three engines werofrrmtnwi attached to thofloor! S. Africa Vote Hints Republic Trend Swings Towar Break From Britain as Tally Passes Midpoint tdential can d id a t e will, ^Registered? , Moore also accused the Mental|M“kie, *ald' h*causc Property J _____, -- - j7 {Health Commission and its dirac- nght-of-way acquisition i^pierlnt* speak to those attendingW- Charles r. Wage. with notN9 ^*-^!^ are“ The route,xr_ the sixth annual 18th Con-providing leadership toward tak-|taMn WaUon^souUi Ihroygh the J OU VG \JfOl I gressional at the Elks And the $10-a-plate *dine District dinner lin® scnUe patients out .of.. Michi- cRIe* of l r|Ran’8 ment^Jm^itars and placingl6®*^™ wl" ^ Cjll /v ? 1^37/0, 1 TemPle^^ _IthemkiTSMtodial homes, thus mak-|^constructed lastt. \JUly O L/Q/ O over the speaker's platform to Democrats a king-size 'JOHANNESBURG, South Africa df) — A diminishing antirepublican I lead indicated today that South Africans have~vofeUC8 POD Opp08e8 Turley The 15-mile section from MIS] After today, there are only three northwest to the Oakland-Gencsec more days in which registration! County line is scheduled to be let Places will be open before the doud-(Continued on Page 2, Col. 5) line for registering for the Nov. 8 CINCINNATI Ohio UP -Sen. John F. Kennedy, Friday, Saturday and Monday — j. obviously cheeted by the awtfiellme TfsintTrtr: l^rowasKe^aTBeoirdiW7' ing, turns today to a subject on which- there ."has been precious little cheering in this countrjFlato^ ly: iFidel Cast-r^o and Cuba. .Kennedy was expected to spend Huge Crowds Going Wild Over Both Kennedy, Nixon News Flash To spur rrgtstratiols before . the deadline of 8 p.m. Monday, j Gov, Williams proclaimed this DETROIT (St—Growing reports “Voter Registration Week,” and of the possible tiring of De- nrgrd wIFeHgtble eltlien* to slgn-t trait Tiger president Bill De- UP to rote. 'This means that the Commis-I Witt circulated freely today, • # #' ★ r 1 n and the state administration! both here and in Pittsburgh city Clerk Ada R. Evans said which knows this difficulty, mustj where the club owners are gath- the latest count totals 4,477 new! ■ the World ’registrations s 'Mary. j the Aug. : The special call was arranged by Mrs. Mildred Jeffrey, alter-/note national Michigan Tries Not to Be Ya prl-i most of the day working i - | speech he will make at a “ raising dinner tonight. | Rift members of his » | couldn’t say whether he i ~-f- atdera this a majnr .ildywa whether he will otter his s Verwoerd says he hopes to keep South Africa in the Commonwealth a'republic, as India, Pakistan and Ghana have remained. In Today's Press Comics ........ County News .. Editorials .... Food Section Markets........ Journey Into Crime See Page 54 Obituaries................It Pet barter ................J Sports .... ...........19-52 . Theaters ................ 54 TV and Radio Programs_____00 Wilson, Eart ...... 02 Women’s Paget .. .SMI troubling problems. So fair'Kennedy has been criti- ~ v ^ . , PITTSBURGH (UPD-The brashlslar he used to be. in hopes of; BBt Turley HasOldyi M recordf ^pfttew^y the Republican Who will be at the Pontiac end (Buccaneers of Pittsburgh, now 6-5|Wfnning the second game of tbetthis year and isn’t firing the bullets wl. '^!h of the call is not known now. It favorites ta beaLtheir and going home to New York of 1958. C““l ^ jjT. ^sn\Rpplfl'd ont7 N W ™ ms. f SECOND TO i3w j pSi^ ^“ nedy. If any! protebly comejS^"*^ ‘^*1^*° “vw* Friend, with an 18-12 record, was! 'It*loo£d like an exceptionally from the press and not the audi- f*orW h“‘*" »»» Pirates’ second best pitcher| quiet day, by Kennedy stand-ence. according to John stranglehold on the I960 In 1058 when he won two of the thjs year behind Vem Law, who! ard*. press aide for the party here i « „ * , *“* hr*^ *,n,e* *nd “ved ** was the winning hurler in the M iPZemmol Detroit attorney from ^kee ManagerCasey Stengel other as the Yankees came from Pittsburgh Victory Wednesday. fu_ y..:.™.^ called w Bullet Bob Turley, a behind te bent the Milwankee | lninc-game_ winner who isn't the' Braves. ’ ! Tfori win changed the betting , 1 odds on the series from 1-5 favor- ing the Yankees to 0-5 favoring the Pirates. Today's game was But this will require the unanimous consent of the ether 10 member governments, and Aetna and African members hnve ■M shown strong signs of wanting to expel South Africa In retaliation for the Nationalist governments apprtheM policy of strict racial segregation. A record outpouring of nearly 14 million votes apparently was cast from an all-white electorate of about L8 million. South Africa's 12 ' million nonwhites could only stand by and watch the plebiscite. urges those without tickets for the dinner to call county headquarters immediately. “Iti will start promptly at 6:30 so itj wW be completed before the de-] bate begins at 7:30," he said. I WILLIAMS EXPECTED Kit Slops Philippines MANILA ^-Typhoon Kif hurled winds at 90 miles an hour at the eofitral Philippines today, capsizing boats and wrecking crops and tne* Gov. Williams will lead a host! of state party leaders and candi-| dates into Ponttec for -the dinner, billed on a 1960 theme of “Pathways to Peace.” Lt. Gov. John B. Swainson. gubernatorial candidate, will attend with incumbent * state officers.’ * Oakland Democrats will hear the 'second senatorial voice representing Minnesota in two years. Sen. Hubert Humphrey spoke at the 1950 congressional dinner. Observers credit Sen. McCarthy. I, with having given ohe of the greatest speeches at the national convention in Los Angeles. .The senator nominated Adli^. Stcwep-J His formal program called for nothing until late this afternoon, when he crosses the Ohio River for a rally in Covington, Ky. OFF TO WASHINGTON After tonight's speed) he wiil fly to Washington to prepare for the second round of his televi- second game was "partly cloudy sion debate with Vice President and mild" with possible late after- Richard M. Nixon Friday night, noon showers or thunderstorms. | But in the Kennedy camp the 7 * . . talk is almost exclusively de- ve gotta go with Turley be- voted to the crowds the Deroo-cause I want iWhitey) Ford for cratic presidential nominee has foe third game when we.play in been drawing, especially in New York on Saturday,” Stengel Louisville Wednesday.______________ [explained. Manager Danny Murtaugh, who led the Pirates to their first pcaaal In II a 3f year World | drought for them with [ Wednesday’s victory, did not agree with most of his players | who figured that they have the [ Yankees on the ran. [ Tsnlckl: Hear trk H»m, MiMm Candidate. Socialist UM Party,. lUOto Stsilon WJA. « m p m Ntw York “ip^ihrfk As is his custom, he tried to work in far mofe than there was time for, and he arrived late and after dark. Furthermore, it had rained. Yet as he .drove down Louis-ville’s Fourth Street, he drew as happy and bouncy a crowd as a rock V roll king. Girls squealed. Boys yelled: And everybody ran every which NII it hadn't been for that catch way, lor the object seemk to be by Bill Vinton they might have this: Let V get dose enough to beaten us yesterday.’’ I touch him. ‘■They’ll take a lot of beating,” Murtaugh predicted. NASHVILLE, Tenn. W —Vice President Richard M. Nixon, heading into the South ""today. -gto5™ played new confidence after attracting the presidential campaign’s biggest turnout in Philadelphia Wednesday night. I in the doubtful border state of Tennessee, be had a date at Memorial Square before taking off for Cleveland, Ohio, 500.000 IN CROWD The quarter of a million street crowds which turned out in Cleveland for Sen. John T. "* didate, had been tops until Nixon drew somewhere around 500,000. as estimated by police, to see him in Philadelphia. That city used to be Republican but ' in late years has been Demo- A crowd which left about . 3.000 empty seats in the 14,000-seat convention hall in Phila- * delphia—the scene of many na- . tional conventions—made up Si -' stamping enthusiasm what it ’ 'lacked to numbers. There h no denying, however# that Ntxoa had scored a m-strike In Pennsylvania, with its all-important Si electoral votes. On the 12-mile ride from the airport, where he landed to ' late afternoon,, the ReptibBaa presidential nominee was seen by more people than have turned out any time previously j in the campaign.' Not all were UffstfeTgT There were many Kemedy-Johnson signs and many shouts V. for the opposition ticket. 3 * * But,when his motorcade ' readied a square in-the heart ltd the University of Pennsylvania area, surging students» stopped it by main force, ■ *-.[ . * ft ft,, .'"til While a cheer leader swtatgS' precariously from atop a t»nif ! signal alternately flasMiv; «d | and green, Nixon talked «"»» , ' Of ^rthe language the a seemed ito > understand, 1 \ r Tirol « THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 0. l9«o pm ize( Force Lands In •loses (1.200 Invaders Head for Mountains Ltodtr Kilted in Brtef jSkirmiih With Castro's Militiaman Took Beer to Prison Is Charge HAVANA (APhA platooMM ________ (region force from the ^ * Stotts baa tended in eea( Cube add ; headed into the mountains altar suffering three casualties in a brush with militiamen. Armed Forces Ministry nounccd today. 27-year-okl ex-convict faced new charges today because of visit ha paid a friend at Camp Pontiac. Jh- ministry communique said tUnending was made by 37 men, three Americana, dam yesterday" on a bayjmld- wig between the towns of Ban-coa and Mon, the site of a nation-albed American mining,company. The area Is in Oriente Province. the revolutionary stamping grounds of Prime Minister Fidel Castro. The communique was undated, and'it was not specified whether the reported landing was Tuesday or Wednesday. The battle apparently occurred a few hours after the.,.force touched shore. took six bottles of beer along to the minimum eecurity prison in White L4ke Township Sunday. Hebert T. Johnson, 21, Of 170 Opdyke Hoad, is charged with transporting alcoholic beverages late a prison. He waived examination teat eight before White Lake Township Justice Joseph P. Nyadf yesterday, sad will be arraigned in Cl real! Court Monday. ■and waa art at S1.MO. The commander of the Invasion force was killed and two of the men—one wounded — were captured, the ministry said. The commander was identified The charge, a felony, carrii maximum sentence of five years imprisonment. Johnson apparently walked into camp unnoticed Sunday, according to state police, wjto spotted his car near the camp. When he Troopers Stanley Doubleday and Gary Powell atopped Mm. Johnson had no driver's license. are in aider rattan will be Hr. Otta M. Dickey. Holdup Behind Store |kg«Mn for most Birmingham pupils new Birmingham school super-I The schedule of standardised tetendent. A former Pontiac policeman Afi informal open house will tol- nrungnam Guidance Council has i/w* the mmimmu witti utdim u robbed at $1,200 and his clothes' been released by Daniel A. Nesbitt, Lited to inspect the r — q( curriculum. at gunpoint last night as he tered hie car after leaving drug store. The robbery victim was William [. Bailey, 38, of 12 Mariva St., who resigned from the police department in the summer of 1959 after serving nearly nine years. NURAER’ LBKIAKY - A corner view of the Pontiac General Hospital nurses* library reveals the woman's touch. -Colorful curtains flank a par- Psatlss Pr«M net flatty filled book shelf. Purchase of more books is under way, The robber ordered him to take off all his clothes and hand out his wallet containing ft.070 cash and checks totaling $130, Bailey Cuban ex-Sen. Rolando Masferrer. Mksferrer, a Wealthy backer of the deposed President Fulgcncio Batista, is a refugee in the United States. TAKE HOSTAGES __The remainder of the invading! group, with 50 Cuban farmers as hostages, was reported to have reached an area called Nuevo Mundo with Castro forces, —finding mtllflamenand local, .supporters, In pursuit. The. invaders landed at dawn, the communique said. It reported they carried with them a large American flag; three pack mules, ----------Pontiac General Hospital IIm^nhWplrh Has 2 Libraries |J05epn vveiU1, Lawyer, Dies prisoners' quarters. Johnson told troopers he had! Now the nurses at Pontiac Gen-} .The hospital added $600 to_JUr; as Armentlno Ferti a follower ta beendrtnklng and had taken the end have a library. [rush the room. beer out of his car in the event Supplementing the wqod-paneled The hook fund of $850 is made were stopped by police, Del. A1 study the doctors financed for up of three contributions. Strilccky said. |themselves on the first floor is Johnson is presently on parole|the less expensive, but cheerful| after serving a prison ter bad check charge. tional pursuit! Nikita Will Appear oalYioNYiunday The now - disbanded organtza-. . lion of hospital clerk*, orderlies, . room nurses have furnished In the Mrn a- ^ called {basement tor their own educa thrmncWe% ||M> C<,.A„ Rivr s.m The medical staff gave r Money far the tthrary and for j ship as—a Christmas gift—to [ the books that will fill has conic ] nurses Iasi December, j from several sources. , And three nurses who won $100 I A man who prefers to remain jin the Michigan Hospital Achieve- {■anonymous grateful for the KTi-ur vnnu ,. n' c „ . . ment the hospital gave his' wife, NEW YORK (API - S o v 1 c t donated $2,000 to the institution, of remier Khrushchev has accepted which $1,1$5 was earmarked tor an invitation to appear Sunday on library furniture- ment Contest last year donated their .winpings. saying that their i reflected the efforts of the e nursing staff. one U. S. Army uniform, andjWNTA's "Open End" program, vffrfou* documents, all of which],, wi„ ^ broadcnxt and televised; the metropolitan 1 seized by the. militiamen. ----"The remainder of the group)1 cannot escape the -revolutionary^-------------* army and loyal militiamen," the! The station communique said. “Our govern- Ltaild receive unlimited lime ment is fully aware of this open ajr j,to views during the t activity by which imperialism iaLranii which start#*at 9 p. attempting to promote counterrevolutionary activity and acts of terrorism." Assault Charge .,d Kh^JPropperi Against Gained,National Fame in Army-McCarthy TV Hearings 6 Years Ago HYANNIS, Mass. (UPI) - Joseph N. Welch. 89 New England lawyer who gained fame in the Army-McCarthy hearings six years ago, died today at Cape Cod Hospital. ?\Pontiac Man Moderator of the program is David Susskind. After the Soviet leader leaves the air, a panel will discuss what Khrushchev has to !i say_____ Welch, whose dry humor devi tated courtroom opponents, s fered two heart attacks. He first was stricken Sept. 8 at his Cape Cod home. His wife was with him at death. . Joseph Nye Welch was a “lawyer's lawyer" who vas catapulted to fame on coast-to-coatt television. The publicity led to an Important role In a hit Hollywood movie. "Anatomy of a Murder," and later the role of mystery story raconteur In n TV se-•iftsjh,' Ch«k on Attirtont* iil,wT'.C? 'Interest' Charge Due; i89o. He credits his mother, who -----1 , j,n—a i _ j /«» ^ j had worked as a domestic in his , Cleared to>e case was James VIP$ Already Cleared I uncfc-l tom*, wtth pushing him H. Hudson, 20, of 999 Northfleld ------[forward in his studies. He earned Ave DETROIT (ft—An investigation sjraldtt A’s in high school because, Still charged with fehmhnis as- into possible conflicts of Interests "*!* wouldn’t accept anything aault in Hie light I* Charles jat Chrysler Corp. today moved less." Municipal Judge Cecil. McCollum yesterday dismissed a -frlo-|| nious assault charge against a 20- [ year-old man stemming frqm a fracas at a drive-in restaurant Sept. 24.----- Chrysfer Probe ion Second Level {The Dty in Birmingham Guidance Council Adopts i Standard School Tests Gunman Also Tata Halley, who now runs aa auto repair shop, told Pontine police he waa getting Into hie car at the rear of Dunaelth'a Drag flfere, HI Perry At., when the gunman walked Up, stuck a revolver late his head, and sheet If Bailey GRABS JACKET s new addition. won aa the remodeled original Oaiy third, seventh and Math building, grade re will escape some term of comprehensive, system-wide Gov. Wiliiasu will be a special guest Saturday at a tea sponsored by the Birmingham Democratic C3ub to honor all Democratic dub workers. Five tests are scheduled far pri- ( mary grades 1 and 2- Kuidergarf- v ners will be introduced to the pro- mStyy r!T gr The teajtaU be'held’in the home a test designed to help determine . M Rivtu- Jo_-_ Jheir readiness for first Four tcjrts will -be- given -the u m .Testifies Before A mental ability test will be given{ to all "fourth and sixth grade, students. Fifth and sixth graders will take achievement testa. These tests) be completed by Oct. If. Slate Senate Group At the Junior high level, elgiitk graders will take both aa achievement and an ability test. Senior high students have begun their annual achievement teats in the 10th, nth and 12th grades. (Continued From Page One) ■hildren first before it can even flak the Legislature for further money." .. - . ? r,—— - _ —— . , , , Thcee will be supplemented with a Then the gunman reached into trot tit the l« pbp bm ffrahnMi n ttiihnrihun______ . his car and grabbed a suburban Jacket which contained Bailey’s 25-eaItber pistol. Bailey caught n glimpse of fleeing bandit. He was desert as running stooped over wearing blue Jeans. Bailov repotted the mhheev «l 10th grade. A vocational aptitude 'ill follow for llth grade that "children must be treated students. ......jffrut.0 the Public Safety Building after driving heme for clothing. Earlier in the day, he had - attended the funeral of his father, David C. Bailey, 72. Sen. L. Harvey Lodge is chairman of the committee. Judge Moore urged the committee to follow a Mil proposed last session, by Sen. Lodge designating '' Challenges Claim "Careful consideration hasbeen!Of MuskeCfOU OS given by Ihe Guidance Coancil toj r* : ^ —........ Sukarno Still Wants Ike to Meet Nikita (Continued From Page Onet after ike assembly, at (7. 8. urging, voted to delete sperlfle reference to the two government heads and call merely for' resumption of Russian-American diplomatic eontacta. But there was M Me-aided majority sucll as the United Htntes had enjoyed on other issues. [the kinds of Information that tesch-lState S No. 2 Pott counselors, parents and pupils need 1o make realistic derisions’ PORT HURON .,tUPll—A port about school," Nesbitt said. official today challenged Muske- ★ ★ It. Igon's claim to be Michigan's No. 2 "These teiti, along with obser- port in terms of overseas shipping vHtions, conferences and teacher-{volume. [prepared tests supplemented with Williams Neal, director of the [other special tests in curriculum Port Huron Terminal Cd., in Its areas, help to provide the neces^ [first year of operation,, said flits sary balance of information re-city rates (he spot below De- quired." - -----—Itroit. .....- —r-~ 'Neal said figures published by [---The Baldwin -PttbHc-Library ad- the Port of Muskegon were dls-[dition will bo dedicated Sunday, torted because they included ship- * * * meats of stone to Canada as tor- Master of ceremonies at the 3 eign shipping. He said the ship- jp.m. ceremony and open house ments to Canadian Great Lakes will be James Tobin, president of [ports acoount for more than half the library board. 'of Muskegon's port business. INVASION FORESEEN . For months Castro has predicting an invasion. This inci-dent, as outlined by tjie Armed Kbroes Minfctry, ap^Hrs to be; the first confirmation that oppo-iQ^ McKean Re-Elected sit ion forces are ready to move . , ,, ,. men into Cuba to assist the in-lBlUB Shield President surgents already lighting in the _______ _____ __ ______________ _______„____ _____________ _______ Escambray Mountains in the cen-l DETROIT (At Dr, G. Thomas! Theobald, 21, of 276■ B. Parke into the second level of executives, ter of the island. McKean-of Detroit was re-electedi tit. His examination was post- . * * * | "My mother worked miracles," Rumors that Masferrer'* sup- president Wednesday night of poned to Oct. 12. [ The top 36 officers oT thF cm'- would say porten ptanned a landing havejMtehigan Blue Shield. Dr. George George W. Hall. 25.o(3580Over-|por«tion passed a searching of his youthful training, ckeulated here for weeks. OneltM cl__,_ u>acLnn st ,.han,«i' tiu.t a» ««t (examination by two law firms. In London today Prime Minister! Harold—Macmillan^ just relumed], from the United Nations, issued plea for “patience apd firmness"! with the Soviet Union. Simms Got o 'DISCOUNT' From Maktr and YOU Got a 'DISCOUNT' From Ub! rmiUHSim •«» wm» «r-«wt*t| GlWgC W. Hftll. 25, Slagle of-Battle Creek was [ton St., charged'that he was set; . named vice president of the medhfupon by the pair with tire 'irons[How many men now are under t cal care plan. and knives. had succeeded in landing lit central Cubs and joined the other Insurgenta—estimated up to 1,000 ‘men—in the mountains. Latin Out; Russian In investigation was not disclosed. The probe is being handled hy Dr. Max L. Lichter of Melvin-j He required hospital treatment jChOsier's general legal counsel-dale was elected secretary and for facial cuts and bruises follow- Kelley, Drye, Newhall & Maglnnes Waldo I. Stoddard. Grand Rapids ing the scuffle at the Buttercup]of New York. banker, was.re-elected treasurer [Drive-In. 910 Oakland Ave. SYRACUSE, N.Y. (UPI)-Sign of the times: Hie same day Le Moyne College announced that Latin would nd longer be a requirement for the baekelor of arts degree, the school said it was adding a course in Rgasian to Its curriculum. Rain Clouds Hover in East West Blessed Miriani Names Schimmel lo Detroit Water Board j This firm and a special roun-| set headed hy former New York Gov. Thomas E. Dewey, re-[ ported Tuesday that none of the I top level executives at the auto | firm have any outside Interests | which conflict with their duties airport news conference, |ji he foreshadowed a long and pain- £ tol process of negotiation which he [8 hoped could open "a way out of. * some of the impending difficulties.”! % He had sent orders on ahead for hi* cabinet to meet with him for urgent consultations on his talks with Khrushchev In New York. He was Phl Beta Kappa at Grlnnefl College and No. 2 of the Harvard Law Reboot Class of tilt, hut to graduate he had to raise tuition hy selling maps and flagpoles, waiting on table and mixing cement. _ The retiring life he led at home In suburban, Walpole and on Cape Cod (preferring to loaf and fish, "In that order”) was in contrast to the glare c»f publicity upon his appointment as Army counsel in 1954. LADIES’ and MISSES’ o Cha" Boots He said at the airport that “wej have to be quite firm” in dealing with the Soviets. 'We must also be patient and go i steadily on, trying bit by bit to j disentangle some problems of the ! world, hoping that as things pro-! gress we can by patient negotiation reach a way out of some of the Impending ^Moultles,'* he said. I By The Associated Press Rain-clouds hovered -oven areas; in the eastern quarter of the coun- , . . _ _ . , , fry today in The-wake oHsevcre CO^iWtoner by P thunderstorms which lasi^l m^ '«[ •m.Muira with two other newcomers repre- sSHt wu generally pie.san« ^ Wayne and Macomb coun-| weather In most other sections ofries- the country with clear skies and They are Frank Blehl of Hose- , fairly mild temperatures.J \1llc, chairman of the Macomb | ---- County Board of Baperrisum’ fl m i m ,i [ nance committee, and Oareuee I tie Wearner 1 L. Lichtenberg, mayor of Aden I i Park. Chrysler has some 1,400 en ployes at the management level. Three Chrysler employes have [been fired since the company Louis H. Schimmel, Pontiac mu-‘has served on the Pontiac Board of Investigation first started nicipal ftnaneing mnsiiltant. today [Education since 1936, currently as [spring. They were William was appointed Oakland County rep- president. 1H" . • Newberg, elevated to president of re tentative on the DetroH Water; „ ctalrn Board by Mayor Louis Miriani. I ,wt(. that de- ^ Schimmel was "Sworn in as-*| vetoped the notutton, appearing I———-----------------------rom______ - • 1 1 las marketing m a n a g ei -T-PlymouttwCiaSotoValiant rliviiinn,| It was Welch’s Job to defend the Army against charges by Sen. Joseph McCarthy, R-Wis., that the service was inflitrated by CoflUitU-nists. Let Bids for County Xway Link on Dec. 7 ) Nev. 8 bat lot, to public , rotrrnc *imllvicf5lTT ^^r»rU»: A charter amendment, approved tooissi.1^* ■«s!BV,rMM uir hy Detroit voters, required the1 a XwriSWwwriT winda ls-f* “»(«*• four-member water board to take on three additional members, one I t*m^r»iu"«'*p"*c*dintt s s«.kach from Oakland. Wayne and . Macomb counties, to represent-the suburbs that use Detroit water. A.B.: Wind velocity 1 Sun Mto Ttsundar st *.0« p.m. ■ Bun riMf Frldny st *:W ».m. Mom wts PHdsy at 1»1S » m Moon nw Thunder et t:tl » m J Pontiac, which is slated to be-— [sprne the biggest single user of rr j Detroit water, will he represented ;:«[by Schimmel. | Blehl and Lichtenberg have Francis S. Bensel, who is direct-ing the invesiigstion for the [corporation counsel, said facts [leading to Minor’s discharge were uncovered by his firm. Minor has said he gave the facts to Chrysler when he went to work [for the company in 1863. The reports Issued earlier this [week made nd reference whatsoever to any employes except the present three dozen top execu-, lives. Bensel said the probe is continuing at the direction An indication of the^Asian-Afri-in bloc’s new tactics came pt the outset of today's assembly session. I Iraq, a member of the bloc, ap-l ‘ to all nations of Asia, Africa, and Latin America to advocate 'positive neutrality" and establish an East-West bridge. from thosmak- j prices way dowry— 1 H ~s* boots In ! -on stylos « fall colors j from . j iVk to 10. j a (Continued From Page One) The highway will he constructed on a 90 to haste, with the federal goverament absorbing the larger share and the state the balance. The three-mile oection from Walton Boulevard to Baldwin Road needed 40 parcels of land for right-of-way, the commissioner said. Options on 25 have been acquired. TO JOIN UA 22 From Baldwin Road to M15 — distance of 6.7 miles i YouVe The Tops in a Voting Booth Be Sure to Register a i ins i< committee of nine Chrysler [cels are needed and 57 has been directors who are not members optioned as of Saturday, Mactde of Chrysler management. LOUIS H. SCHIMMEL Aghast SSsenSlmf". i gtui tunsntun ■ unpunlurt eauwr-Jum l This hi IS fun school financing problem in Michigan. Traffic, Revenue Down |orv Mackinac Bridge [reported. After It leaves Oaklaad County, ST. 1GNACE (UPI)—Both traffic He has been financial advisor1 and revenue at the Mackinac and consultant to several gov*r-|Bridge were down slightly last nors, cities, counties and senooi ; month from September SG9.---" R^oresentaHvferM-XOmiwiu Oak dtstrictaaAwgU as to the Michigan! Prentiss M. Brown, chairman of land County had opposed Schim- Municipal i^jfjg^aitroegAtatrjii Marlrinne Bfl^g** A*ah«wHyi mel's appointment fay.the Oakland Highway Department. [said 138.592 vehicles eftaised thl ---------— ^ County Board of Supervisors. They # ♦ * |Sp{W ]ast month compared with l N ftssSJvIs D contended that the permanent rep- He has served on state tax sfudy 145 795 cmning, ta ^ 8 m SwSmi 1 3] resents five should come fitan south commissions, and, public r) udy!sponding month of 1959 1 8 Eiar' i i Oakland, where moat communities rommiwions. thel Rpvenue ^ $516,004 M 5 Sana '8 Shave been using Detroit watef1 for National Tax Institute and is a compared with $541121 in Sep- ItlKsh « Byears member of the Michigan State Uni-S^J J*1™ ^ fl » C*Y~!P S «• versity-Oakldnd Foundation. [iemoer, a year S«0. 2 S,LATEBr TA8K ] samel's main Job is director! “ ”**** ,h* ,lfth‘ mon,h ,W* M> miles aattl It ties tola ths Fenton-Ctlo (U.S. 28) expressway wuat of Grand Btone. B njr?- By next Monday, October 10th 77 so that YOU CAN BE THE TOPS on ELECTION DAY ... November 8th!-- S. Saginaw Corner Orchord Lake velopipent.” .Although eluded in Mackie’s first five-year (said 13&592 vehicles crossed the PWgrato. M»s Pgtit Mile In 11H: Mile leg is in the field survey” stage. It win be undertaken in the next five-year plan. at*. Mart* U « >«|board is the latest public service|o 13[task undertaken' by fichimntai, t ‘ The section from 11%-Mile Road to Walton, a distance ta nearly 18 miles, is in the design stage, Marine said. ‘ imstod .coat of the road .--.v... S fit The nonpaying! Job -on the waterjof the Municiped Advisory Council [ypar iB vhich both tNfflc and ri 54)board is the latest pubHc service of Michigan in Detroit, which he[revemie have been lower, than in[throktai Oakland County is $34 mil- tv-Jteaded since 1935. (the corresponding month ta l96d.llton. ... 7~' Yrt- BUD MISFiLDT Personally Invites You to the Grand Showing of the ONEDERFUL 1961 Chevrolet —:—FRtPXY, 0etebwr7rtr— FREE GIFTS for EVERYONE FEderal 5-4161 THE PONTIAC l^HESS. THURSDAY.' OCTOBER ft. Md Day Due' [Deaths in Pontiac and Nearby Areas forllshwiomers Twt> Meteor Showers Forecast for October; Planets to Be Bright TWA M. BAl'ER ‘ j Surviving bnidrn (hr parrots WHS. FREI) CRANE I Tim it. Bmer, Uirr«>-month-old nrr ■ sister and a brother, Debbie MILFORD — Service for Mn [daughter of Mr? and Mrs, gdgarjand George, both at home; and (Fred (Nellie) Crone, 82. of 447, N. Bauer of 71 Grandview BK'd.. died yesterday at Pontiac General —ANN ARBOR wt-The month of Betnber promises a celestial dr* cV* for amateur astronomers, according to experts at the University a# Michigan. It will feature meteor showers on Oct. • and Oct. 20. and mod . of the planets in the solar system will appear bright in the sky during the month. Hasd M. Laah, U. of M. as* tronumrr, sold the first meteor —shower—the draaoosMt srUl be ~be>»t seen la the early morntag fat Oct. S la the northern sky, —.’The second, the oriondids, will 3f>ntlnue for about eight days but best viewing time is expected to be during sunrise hours on Oct. ! in the eastern sky. a * * Mercury, always difficult to seS, will he seen as an "evening star” in the southwest just after sunset wi Gct. 15, a few degrees west of Venus; the brightest star in the ,aky. Mars, Jupiter and Saturn will also be clearly visible during October, Prof. Losh reported. Mars, reddish-appearing, will ' rise In the constellation of Gemini, In the northeast about • p.m. each night near the end of the month. Jupiter, showing bright in the southwest near the horizon, « seen now and by the end of the month will be setting about three ~Mira aftci ilw giin -—:— ~ -Saturn, hot nearly as bright will follow jupiter by i' • hour. Deaths Elsewhere grandparents, Mrs. Edith Poison of Keego Harbor, Melvin Glover of Atlanta, Ga.. and Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bauer of Pontiac. Prayers will be offered it 10:30 a.m. Saturday at the Donelson- Main St.4 will be 11 a.m. toqg>f row at Voorheea • Slple Funeral Home. Pontiac. Burial will be'in Mount Pieaspnt Cemetery,. Oakwood. Mrs. Cram died Tuesday after] PAKts (API — Alfred Lewis Kroeber, 84, professor emeritus of anthropology at the University of Californfo,died Wednesday, apparently of a heart attack. Kroeber and his wife were en route home from Vtayia. Johns Funeral Home with hurialia long illness. Surviving besides in Oakland Hills Memorial Gar- her son Verne A. Barrett of Kennc-dens. dale, Tex. are thsee grandchildren WILUAM* DCUNli Service for Wiliam During. TJ, of K Murphy 8L, will be held at * p.m. Friday at % Johns Funeral Rome with burial , • " " * 'in Perry Mount Park Cemetery. AUSTIN, T “premature” to establish diplo-j ! mafic relations with the Peiping : ‘ and North Vietnamese regimes at ] this time. Champ's Mother on Hunger Strike tor Chess Funds NEWT PORK (AP)—The mother of young Bobby Fisher, three-] time United States chess cham-! pion, pent on a hunger strike she *M USS Haddock before »heNA' ° 0,1 AlgOTian 5tolUI lort|< ^ ^ tT, Maw. /■f0**. TOKYO (Apr - Communistljoint communique, signed by vtolt-marfite came W L?1 Stmt He^taerab wjQifa* —^ tha Nobel government |W rebelPrantier i>rhat Abbot jJLJtot-. row*, a carter diplomat, ia the new U.S. ambassador to Honduras. He was minister-counsel of the U S. embaaay In Caracas. n BIRMINGHAM IMS A BANK OF ITS OWN! TO CALIFORNIA a M>t asm a • sak rssNcisco 91 80 • •SStAMi Hawaii $80 Extra s ■a^ayyfawwa^aw^ Ftny Strvko. lac. •129 HlahlmN Id. (Opposite TomSme Hkpmtt 0« 1-1254 Jast Coast Jaunt____________ in StofeTof Nixon WASHINGTON (UPI) - Vice President Richard M. Nixon will campaign up and down the East Coast from Miami, Fla., to Con-re ttcut during the week starting Oct. 17. ' ' * # The 4,MO-Blile tour includes a television appearance in New York fety and an address before the American Legion convention ip Miami. * a * Tha campaign swing begins in New Haven. Com., one other Connecticut city and Buffalo. N.Y., on Oct. IT. Nixon then will fly south and appear in Jacksonville. Miami. Tampa and St. Petersburg, Fla. An Air Force aerial camera writes its own caption: As the photo plane flies over Its target, the camera records in code the location, speed, altitude and other data directly on the film. and you’re all invited to our informal 10USOTMMIN6 PARTY ’•TV' THE HOftTlAC PRESS, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1986 to an Ungleriout End NEWBURYPORT, Mass. (API T HlIMMi IllliViii earn He mu* aarap bor ! ^ _ . ___ _ the Merrimack River Wednesdayi^thir a yew or forfeit jn a day!01 Algeria today said they. ‘‘atem>|and Chinese Prettier Chou En-lai, for an ungiamoroua end. Witwierithereafter. iiy condemn the government* of.was issued in Peiping. Earliest Man Found in Africa j Skull in Tanganyika Is 600,000 Year* Old; Rastod With Fossils WASHINGTON - A remote. | sun-baked gorge in East Africa! has yielded a 800,000-year-old skull, the remains of the earliest man ever found. L 7h» discovery climated a search I U nearly three decades by Dr. l. I 8. B. Leakey, the noted British archeologist and curator of the Coryndon Museum in Nairobi, Kenya. -W ■■'■■r-i-'fcy Dr. Leakey's work In the Oldu-val Gorge of Tanganyika is sponsored the National Geographic Society of Washington. The world'* earliest known kunwN. who has bees named Zlajanthropas. or "East Africa Mas,", was a youth of a boat 18. la the context of time he was a thousand coaturieo older than Peking Man and Java Man. . East Africa Man's remains lay buried in a unique fossil museum where Dr. Leakey and Ms wife Wary have uncovered many ancient tools and the bones of more 4h«t~a hundred extinct animals, some of them nightmarish in size and makeup. The skull came to light as two immense teeth shining from stone. ■.# ♦ ♦ "We soon discovered that the bearijt complete skull------minus only the lower Jaw — was imbedded in soft rock, although expansion and contraction of the rock had cracked the fossil into more than 400 fragments," Dr. Leakey announced in the September Na-tional Geographic. The Leakeys leaned mack about the life of the primitive toolmaker*. But fossil evidence evaded them until July 17. INS, when Mr*. Leakey spied the two teeth as Dr. Leakey lay 111 la camp. She sped back to fetch him In ttheir Land-Rover, shouting, "I’ve got him! I’ve got Mm! I’ve got Mm! ” There was no riddle in dating the discovery at about 800,000 years. Dr. Leakey says. Archeologists know the era of giant fossil? found near by: a prehistoric pig as big as d rhinoceros; a! Sheep that towered six feet at the shoulder; a fantastically huge baboon: and a bird possibly larger than the extinct, 12-foot-high moa of New Zealand. 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Royalty never ia. But lor strong-willed types they rarely ctools on major matter*. It’s little things that likely produce GERRY DARK Personally Invites You to the Grand Showing of the ONEDERFUL 1961 Chevrolet FRIDAY, October 7th Her Majesty to hoping tor o fourth child soon so Andrew trill have a companion near his own age.” The other royal children are considerably older: i’rtar* Charles, 11, and Princess Anne, UTILE WOMEN - A «-foo<-diameter ah--tcnna in Nutley, N J., shrinks two young todies to doll-size. 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Come in fonlghrfor~yours! - Famous Name Self-Winding, Waterproof 30-JEWEL WATCHES in Stainless Steel ... far Men Reg. 59.95 *38.88 30-jewel movement, rugged steel cdse, winds os you wear it. Waterproof ond shock resistant, too. We con't mention the brand, but you'll recognize It. , i ...v- 13 v :* ttolciss . . . Slr##t Floor ** Waite's Own Exclusive HARDWICK Broadcloth or Oxford Cloth DRESS SHIRTS Reg. 3.50 3 **8.50 or 2.99 each! O Broadcloth shirts hove medium-spread permanent' stay callers. O Oxford doth shirts hove medium-spread button down collars. All wosh-ond-weor fabrics with convertiblecuffy that-you con wear buttoned or with cuff links. All white in sizes 14 to 17, 32 to 35. * Won't furnishings . . . Slrool Floor Men's Famous Brand ARGYLE SOCKS 10Q% cotton or Acrylic Reg.. 1.00 and 1.25 blends. All f-t-rxl. quality. Sizes I Q Vi to 13 In many color corhSihatToriS. —- 3^*2 Won't furnishings . . . Street Floor JUMBO Solid colors of pink, aqua ond green. Jumbo size . . hoTdsup Td^TjS gorments. Full length zipper. Notions , . , Slrool Floor Corduroy Covered DECORATOR PILLOWS Filled with non-mstting Orion. Rt-movtble zippered, cover*. Square end round shapes in many, many color*. Motion a . . . Slrool Fleer Men'i Wash'n Wear COTTON PAJAMAS Ree. 3.99 to 5.00 Si Coat ond pull-over middy style,—Elastic—^oht bond Goy patterns and stripes. Sizes A, B, C ond 0. Boxed Assortments of CHRISTMAS CARDS Reg. 1.00 to 250 Vi PRICE 14 to 32 card* per b o x. Choose mixed designs or boxes of one style. Novelty, religious, outdoor scenes Extra Large Sixe Bore of Fomous WRISLEY BATH SOAP ■•S- 15c 10,-99* New type with lanolin, h soothing for rough, red hands. Pleasantly scented. Apple Blossorri, Gardenip, Pine or Bouquet. Stock up now at this terrifically low price. 1 Cosmetics . .. Slrool Floor Long sleeve styles in geometric patterns. Well made, full cat for comfort. Sizes S-M • L • XL. Many smart colors. Mon's 100% Pima Cotton WASH-AND-WEAR SPORT SHIRTS Reg. 4.00 Wes t Sporlthlrlt . . . Street Floor MEN'S PULLOVER SWEATERS ML *5.99 Wool end wool blends. S. M end, L. Many colors. ____, . Men's Spertsweer. . . Street Fleer MEN'S LEATHER BELTS 2.50 to • QQe 5.00 values 77^ ___Famous brand, discontinued Rtyles. Sites 30 to 42. ___Wea'i furnishings . . . Street Floor FAMOUS BRAND CUFF LINKS Utlo g^f 3.50 nlui Gold and silver finishes. Many, marry styles. Men's furnishings . . , Street Floor Electric GYM-BELT MASSAGER Reg. 29.95 *24.88 Easy Terms! ®"h» Rhwt . Of X* CeedMe* Cosmetics . . . Sheet Floor Remington Rem-Riter Lightweight PORTABLE TYPEWRITER TERMS EASY Complete with sturdy carrying case and cofor-kqy. touch typing course. Game in for yours during this great event. For Friday, Saturday & Monday IT'S THE SCOOP OF THE YEAR! 2 PANT SUITS SANDRAN $*|49 The most popular suit* ♦his year. CORDUROYS ARE SIC AND THESE ARE * EXCEPTIONALLY WELL STYLED, With meticulous tailoring. Three popular colors; Antelope, Olive and’Black. Be sure to see them. The ''No-Scrub' , vinyl floor covering FUSTIC A beautiful new patterns. Don't Need TheHath1. Custom Installation of Futuresq Remember You and Tessoro Corton Woodgrai 99-101 SOUTH SAGINAW ST. PLENTY OF FREE PARKING I" Ottr Let Rear tf Store IHK PONT 1 AC PRKSS, THURSDAY, OCTOBKK l9«o !3 Coast Houses, iOng-Nighl Fight at U.N. Left Bruises jjRescued by Boat RICHMOND. Calif. ‘ The United States finally wpn ♦Dismayed U.S. diplomats today,earty this morning-, through a’ Wok stack of the damage from, a! parliamentary maneuver — Hal h*“uUb»g fight in the U,N. General[battie against the neutrals' move Assembly and pushed to hear for an Assembly resolution urging] a meeting between President Elsenhower and Soviet Premier; Khrushchev, \PEl REY iuit Heath ef the Poattse State Bank Balhllt But the lung night (Mint was ,j nip and tuck, compered with top-aided 14. majorltfas la ether days, and It made bopping mad such neutralM chief* «» India's Pririie Minister Nehru wham support the llattod State* wants an WM UJ8.’€oaat Guard, which has res-etted just about everything, has saved three houses from sinking hi Shn Francisco Bay. | The houses had been removed jfor g freeway and were being {taken by bulge to the San Joaquin {River city of Stockton, Calif. Hie! {unmanned barge broke loose from Its mooring here ‘Wednesday. FASHION DISCOUNT STORES 22 NORTH SAGINAW STREET | The nine-vote Communist bipej 11could have swung ‘the margin to,-| the neutrals, but Khrushchev | ‘doesn’t want to meet Eisenhower1 ^ellMr; So frtttead the TtediT'ab1' stained, while Soviet Foreign Mln-4.inter Aodr After the/drifting barge wax’ spotted, a Coast Guard cutter and helicopter slowly maneuvered it to1 a dock. “If the owners want their ■ rtouan, tfiey-w eomriantf"ger1 "cable pleasure as the Unit Stifles fought 'the neutrals. k; Western officialb, who had] - maneuvered vigorously all week] « to avoid Eisenhower's' being put! f in the embarraksirtg position ofj f saying •’no" to a UN, mandate. Peat Bpgs May Prove Bonanza - surprised and dUpicnaott with the results of the showdown. ii..cL.—. a - - ( ENen among the M Utin-Amer- **>**& Ar® Costly f lean neighbors the support was but Modern Machines ! less than solid. Only 13 voted wifh /» ■ . D_ . ,c_ * the United States UOn Beat Em IM Ladies' DRESSES . sroo *5° Values to $10.99 Ladies' -r ^SKfRTJr ntrat(ftit« hoprtl to rrptlr j . ■ IIn» d«miAf by ntepptnff up bark- j WASHINGTON — Muskegs* the | Ntage efforts to woo the neutrals j treacherous peat hogs of North and persuade them I'.N. policy is I America, may some day prove a % not against theirs. j bonanza. instead of a bane. I! _ , ,, . Though sphagnum moss has long ,hi8i delighted gardeners, muskegs are, itl .Sr^tliS** detested as black, feeding |,U. S. delegates at the U. N. |Suteti, thc Niltional Geographic Society says. Corduroy SLACKS $178 Children's. DRESSES $058 2 for $5.00 gj The Americans hadto do some! £jcalming of (heir own tempers be-! Muskegs are the despair of j I [fore they could get on with the job.] mad builders. The bogs swallow | * * thousands of tons of gravel, then | 1| U S. officials were put out by the yawn for more. tj*a,*ure-°u** n<,,»trHl I™deis-w-hoj Speaking frombiUerexperiemJ 33* declared dmi^fhc5 i Umted Statesiprob,ems of rodd building through) i22d T ** *?»»“** are numerous, the wotrtes are endless, and the cos's are dum- E*-Dem Farm Leaders Deny Nixon's Charges -founding." Children's DRESSES $058 ! for $7.00 Children’s blouses , *159 An alurntnum company spent] I $2,000,000 b 1 a sting a^ebanherf V WASHINGTON tUPD - Former I *hrough “■W rock rather than Democratic secretaries Clinton P. f muskeg. Anderson and Claude Wiekard dc-' MuskeSs may have done r | ny Vice President'Richa*a M. Wl\-:!,han: afiythin« else t^hiflder the] |;oi”s charge that Sen John F. Ken- „ , pment of Northern Canada. f,nedy‘s farm program would boost St“ying ®n ‘°P °f a muske« ftifood prices S per cent and hike the ?mres ? favorable ratio of weight M cost of living 6-per cent.. K°,,iSUj*r«e ,area' A rabb,t has Anderson, a Senator from New httle dllfltmlty, tor instance, but % Mexico, sakf he was .‘•-‘Shocked" a ,'Jian does 11 by the GOP. presidential nominks H0**8 arc rising that modern 1; "extreme" claims. He suggested techniques and mach'nery can de-f lliNlxdn get somc new farnradvttefg. [ fea* tha bogs. British Columbia's |{ Wiekard, head of the Democratic H,ghway Department is testing | candidate's compaign farm group, |IJew wa>* to build' roads across) “'ftifled the Nixon charge "one of muskeg, and dil companies m-pAw |jthe cheapesL political' tricks ijprrimenting with the Musk Ox. | {have ever heard” and an “outrag- new vehicle designed to carr | eous attempt to scare consumers." drilling equipment over the mud f ' ............. The track’s 10-feet wide track* PI »rom an engineering standpoint, spread* it* 3S tons of weight onl ** more important than gaso-j t„ about t pounds per square Inch. i a motor fuel because it 1 more difficuTf to get into cylinder • ehombert. Personally Invites You to the Grand Showing of the 1961 Chevrolet FRIDAY, October 7rtr FREE GIFTS tor EVERYONE Though presently cursed as a nisance, muskegs may. prove a treasure of energy and rent ma-terial-iiryears to.come; Europeans used peat as a fuel for cen- turies. North Americans ........ used it only, sparsely, due to the abundance of coal, a more concentrated fuel.,, New ways of processing peat might make it more economical, however, ahd lead to the exploitation of other potentialities. Peat can be used to make paper, though it is less economical than wood pulp, Newfoundland has drained peat lands, ripped them open with swamp plows, and settled farmers on the reclaimed land. Muskeg soils can grow excellent crops whep treated with lime and other agents. Peat bogs also offers areas tori agricultural expansion. JUST ARRIVED! Barnett IJUST ARRIVED! Special Values ALL WOOL SHARKSKIN YES, TWO PANTS AT $68.76! The Extra Pair Doublai Hi# Wear! You Won't Find A. Better Deal! • ALL WOOL WORSTEDS • ALL WOOL SHARKSKINS •ALL FINE IMPORTS . • ALL 2-PANT SUITS • ALL SIZES ■—m u»i, Mfcl> and Shorts BUY Take 12 Week$ to Pay Yon Don't Need the Cask just say CHARGE IT! 631 Oakland MATTHEWS cffinzHARGREAVE FEderal at Cass 5-4161 ASPHALT TILE 9x9* Vi B Colo 9x12 LINOLEUM RUGS uiloctkm of WALL COVERING 54" Width OO* Par Ran. Ft. A# Look at This Fabulous Fall Lineup of: ALL WOOL SHARKSKHVSUITS AND ALL WOOL TWEED TOPCOATS Now Is the Time J to Take Advantage of Special Savings While They Last! They're Selling at- Take T2 Weeks fo Pay-You Don't Need the Cosh Mora of Tkasa Authentic University Styled CORDUROY SUITS Tailored by “DUNBROOK” With Matching Reversible Vests -------- Our Feature Price lust lust say CHARGE IT Open Friday and Monday Nights ’til 9 Barnett TAKE 12 WEEKS TO PAY! Co,b—n. ew»t Cta-t- I OPEN TOO* MC0OTI TOBATJI- . „ ... - S— j.. —— 150 NORTH SAGINAW - NEXT TO SEARS THE POXtUAl' PRKSS. THl'KSDAV. OCTOBER «. 1M0 TWENT Y^TJjl RKE 1 More People Are Shopping and Saving at SIMMS Than Ready With the Greatest Valges and Varieties Ever Before in Our 26, Years and We Ar| Here's Another Adv. Ful I of Typical Examples; Shop SIMMS Friday and Saturday for BIGGEST Selections and Savings! * STORE BOORS: Friday and Saturday - 9 JLM. trit FJI |; Stmma is the store thot offers 'extro' shopping hours plus the 'extra' I bargains thot make shopping worthwhile. BUSINESS ia MILLIONS - PROFIT ia^ PENNIES We claim to be able to operate on the smoHest-morgin-of-profit-known I save you money on every purchase. —— _______,____„___ * SATISFACTION GUARANTIED Regardless oi How Mach Ym Sflft SIMMS hds hod a reputation for over a quarter-century for giving more-for* the-money with every purchase . . . plus satisfaction, the "Deep Cut DISCOUNT DEPT STORE FEATURE VALUES! Specially Reduced Price Group . Men's Winter Coats 88 100% DACRON Insulated Hunters’ Coats Vulues to $17.50 Choice of 2 Styles 8 Sixes 36 to 46 • Oae oi The Greatest Rargaias ia Oar History • Famous 'Paddle & Saddle' 1st quality insulated 'fjoom' lining for warmth without weight . ,<(Hooded porka-Coqts in washable cotton cord, quilted Orion lining. We challenge all competition to just try to equal these bargains. Detachable Parka Hoods — IParmly Lined Boys' Jackets • Cuarsnteed FIRST QUALITY • Original' $9 Seller E" Sixes 6 to 16 $0 Four Popular Cotorr— Cotton cord with quilted inner-lining. Guaranteed washable. Zipper front, rip per hood, elastic bock. Charcoal, navy, antelope and navy. SAVE BIG Regular $22.95 V nlues Deluxe duality in popular brush-brown, color. Blood-proof Qame pocket Twice as warm as wool. Sizes 10 48. ★ - Small Deposit Hotds Anything 4rr LAYAWAY * Famous “CHILL CIMSFR” brand J Men's Lined Jackets \o-Need to Pay More Than Simms Low .Prices! Our LOWEST-EVER PRICE ★ INSULATED Men’s Underwear 100% Nylon Shell-Felly Washable Regidgr $8.93 Value —ONLY at SIMMS— •Regular', 17.95 Values All Sixes 36 to 46 99 Bath SHIRT and DRAWERS tor Warmth without waight, 100% , nylon inside and out quilt-stitched - polyester fiber insulation. Snap... front, knit collar, cuffs-and ankles, mildew and moth-proof. ALL SIZL& — smell to extra large if Small Deposit Holds Anything in LAYAWAY if Almost HALF PRICED! Fully Lieed Men's Winter Stucoats A« 1st Quality —$10.95 Values— Sizes 36 to 46 "Lebata" Cone sateen, water - repellent treated. Quilted inner lining. Red, if—Smnlt Deposit Mnlds Anything in LAYAWAY Genuine DUPONT 100% DACRON INSULATED Men’s Underwear SHIRTS end DRAWERS Seth for Compare IPitli Any $12.95 Seller Sties Small fe Extra Large I00°'ri DACRON insulation, washable Nylon shell inside end out. Easy to launder. Tan or white colors. Full elastic waist. 9“ Super DELUXE Quality 100% Virgin "INSULON" Men's Underwear lecket end Pants 12“ 2-Piaca Sat—Jackal and Pants Compare With Any $17.95 WSetter— Heevy 6-ounce suit for sub-zero weather. 100% nylon shell. Zipper front jacket with pockets, good looking enough to be worn aa outer jacket. Red. tan or grey, plain*, and plaids. All sizes to extra Choice -of ~ 4 Styles LADIES' end GIRLS' : LINED and UNLINED Styles! : GIRLS' WASHABLE { ' Values to $3.98 Sanforized UJS A. Made Cotton Men's Flannel SAVE BIG Sport Shirt: i 59 l Sixes 3 te lf________ Zipper fronts, button, fronts, lined and unlmed, bright and pastel colors, Fruit-of-Loom and other famous' brands. Compare to $1.98 Sellers TWO for $3 Complete Range of Sixes Plaids and fancy designs, all 2-way collars, tuft cut and well made "Guaranteed 1st qualify and jolor.; if Small Deposit Holds 6ny*hing in LAYAWAY if Warm Flannel: Boys' Sport Shirts 97‘ ■4 Ladies' *2 SKIRTS ^ -Q Wrinkle Resistant "Miiliset" Finish W V Machine washable. Beautiful ploids in choice | of colors. Zipper closings. Sizes 22 to 3Q. ' ™ SAVE BIG Ideal for Casual and Work Men's PANTS! 199 • Regular Co $1.79 Sellers famous 'Yankshire' flonnels in sizes 3 to | 6 and 6 to 16 also 'Roy Rogers' knit shirts 1 in sizes 4 to 10. / . •'I SALE-PRICED Now for Winter! Girls’Coat and Leggings 1 . loch ■ Piece Trapx-hnrty h—t. fteeos COtd -out Long sleeve shirts, ankle length drawers. All sizts including extra large. Each piaca priced separately. Boys' THERMO Underwear 97 SI.19 Quality is < to l« Mads lust — MfH45^~€raw--hUck - i J; Sweat Shirts L In’s of 11.79 Seifert m 97‘ If/ I I H*»*y tnasr-flMcod. Nvlsn mm m n V - ' P rcintorced no-stretch i tilK PONTIAC PUKSS. 'Reorganize State, Paper Boss Urges j DETROIT (ft - A cull l change in Michigan's fiscal 'Men ' that public money can hr j sPpffl more cohrtructively than-’pri-Jvate funds is one lor which I have! never found ,, any conclusive or jmatetfal evidence.” Red Chinese Protest U.5. Vessels in Baltic. Coy Mount BIKE BASKET • iumu pnu* «« e*eiqi cATvuuyc acar-|W oRophv and executive orgnni*ntionMt*°n. Stocker said “the question {to the E ■ *** * ^ tog* ‘ iRBr", ,1 believe, is whether our Stocker, president ofjstMe government, as it is present-j The 1 — -—-i-*- -*——™, «~o/ »• —yHcharged |°(*t the services and functions wejplaimed annual|expect, of ML-The .pea answer IUimM«» WiN K« from the governor on [off the ^-fmmjdown is an unqualified 'no.' +fic bore {was sounded Wednesday night byjhere. (Dwight La. EaCCnci, rniuou gf.lam«i*C bv,«aiuaiviM, mm n *» |ievucoi*| KVP Sutherland Phper Co, of Kal- w organized, can today best cany ajmazoo. |cS the services ^ ' j feocker told the 45th — [meeting of the Citizens Rsesr&je*B 8e* from the (Council of Michigan that (1948 to 1959, state government] * * A .spent lor all purposes over $150j Thp CRC, meeting in suburban1 million more than it received from j Bloomfield itillsr re-elected W W j all resources. We have npl cut our Whitehouse of Albion chairman of expenditure cloth to fit oqr rove- the board of trustees. H. R. Wfckecl Hi of Saginaw was nameJr vice chalH [ He..added ■-*- ..- ’ beck to school. F7342 Full Bike Accessory Uns 112 If. Ughum Si V. A CHRISTENSEN Noiafsr ‘I must confess the PONTIAC AMONG ROSS MOODY Personally Invites You to the Grand Showing of the ONEDERFUL 1961 Chevrolet ™- FRIDAY, October 7th - FREE GIFTS for EVERYONE BIG BROTHER - Playing the role of;a doting uncle dr a Kg brother is Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev fie hugs Sachs Seechoff. 8, and then leads the sqn of a Russian delegation employe off tor a walk. New York police and onlookers stand behind a barrlefoutside the Soviet's Park Avenue headquarters. The incident took place as Nikita-greeted 10 Russian delegation children ns they leturnrd from school Wednesday, 2616 Dixit Highway OR 3-1217 New Sets in Stock ZENITH - MOTOROLA - ADMIRAL 631 Oakland at Cass FEderal 5-4161 Pretty Soon There'll Be No Safe Place for Fish in Lakes, Rivers fiafcerman, consider suffering from the SHOWONWORTH! rxmLr.riini: d-vdopment ana industry] ANN ARBOR ts with examples? Nonsense, from Gov. G. Mennen . Williams[If a woman Isn’t intuitive e- — Wednesday. — The other — governor candidate John B. Swainaon — saw Williams release the text of a radio tape made for the League of Women Voters which strongly backed constitutional convention, which is an action Swainaon has adamantly Opposed. to vobeerve these facts about this particular man she doesn't merit foiled a female. Or a bird lady as a newshen in Johnson's entourage should of course be dubbed. The vice presidential nominee has a face as transparent as It Is .tan.' When he jabs at his opposition — a smashing ah'H-give -cm-heii jab — he appears perfectly at ease. That means he is accustomed what he wants;' since, as he says, he “swept my way through college after midnight" the senator has been strong assured in the world of male competition. When he perks' up his attack, leavens it with humor, he is fun ' he is a ham. The audience [laughs and he scintillates with an inner glee; it is as U he had! a "worthy successor” to Swainaon,______^ 'iBinrtly iii lie stateVNo. 2 spot, fg—nglillng Williams said the current ISM Constitution “contains a patch-work of provisions ... as frumpy and bulging as the old style of the bustle.” He said Swainson agrees with -Republican gubernatorial candidate “Paul D. Bagwell that the Constitu- ] lion should be revised but the Dem-ju ocratic candidate “believes thatL^n^' gags,' cllf rms neresaary) He throws* out the comedy with •!^J^!-a.CC0.rI!P.1.1,h^ by tha siraightest of faces and with amendmen s while other* includ-L o( timlng ^ would win ,TyMlf' !eel that. he. "^’nisutjiU from Jack Benny. But cflccttv«*y ^ Proceed is throughl^hj the audience breaks up with a constitutional convention." (laughter the big Texan likewise _ * 'breaks up with a gratified grin. The six-term Democratic gover-i . , . . . nor lauded Lesinski for his stands! '*ohn’to,, Krtn* ** ** bn medicare for the aged, "equit- * nMmllh V* able, adequate and permanent"! !****?] "ST**. hed In on solutions to Michigan cash prob-1 U*x press plane are "off the record." What a.misfortune for a troubled world that could use a pick-up. [ Watching the senator converse [with an odd assortment of political friends, but actual strangers, reveals his streak of shyness, lie is modest, slightly worried, odiHy humble, or sq it appears from a seat below the dias. ' U2s to Participate in Fallout Testing BRUCE KING [ Personally Invites You to the P Grand Showing of tlie ONEDERFUL 1961 Chevrolet FRIDAY, October 7th FREE GIFTS for EVERYONE ^ ■■muHBmem KHM^MATTHEWS isggyHARGRBiVESMiiM 1 m s spa m—1 IXTKA VAlUtl TSjfftVij 90 sW PROOF »ouwo>rwmm“ * pant curium conpant. niw rote, m. tl i An occasional unresponsive crowd causes the Texan to lower J his voice, his eyes, his guard,, but i only temporarily. Suddenly he seems to get a sec-ond wlnd psychologically and tort lift* his hands, pokes a finger and i CANBERRA. Australia fAP>-hon*,a. P°int A cold —e r-n ,, _rrzf"_ icrowd freerrsJehnson momenta!-£j AUi ama™ °{h ily and makre him l^klncWn rea e from Austraha next month,. m before he lights the fire. fSj* faUout and ™dl0;i On a plane hop between Hties ^ UPPef air *°Uth ofhe takes off hLsfancy shirt and! the Australian continent. , [puts on checked silk. Defense Minister Athol Town-1 ——-ley announced that the-high-level He *ls0 droPR — w*th a flour-U2 jets would be part of a force ,sh — the political mask in all of more than 20 U. S aircraft M* Jocular *nd somber forms. | that would take upper atmos- H® ^Iks to newsmen and worn- | phere samples at between 40 and en' what tney thought of 50 degrees south latitude. | certain hart-tugs In his speech- 1 . . I cm and certain hammerblows. I South Dakota's ~ first national I lie talks frankly and amiably i tank was organized at Yankton in (and in two-fisted language. He hasi ia ball. It ia an unwritten rule that! GENTLEMEN THERE'S Nb OTHER SALE LIKE THIS! Buy 1 Suit at the Regular Price-Get the Second Suit for I0U0BR0W TOP GREATEST Sim-ONEDERFUL CHEVROLET $400 Cxtral Wools, Worsteds and Year*Roiuid SUITS m 9 95 2 for *50” BRING A FRIEND AND SM.IT THE SAVRIGSi Choose from any suit in stock — and there art" ovpr 1000! Masterfully tailored two and three-button suits in Continental, ivy . and conventional styling. New checks, muted stripes end solid shades. NO HOMEY DOWN — OPEN AN INTERNATIONAL CHANGE ACCOUNT WITH WALIETS TODAY! JOHNNIE WALKER STYLE CENTER 86 N. Saginaw — Opp Federal* FE 2-7791 Here’s the car that reads you loud and clear —the new-size, you-size ’61 Chevrolet. We . started out by trimming the outside size a "bit (to giveyouextra inches of clearance for parking and maneuvering) but inside we left you a full measure of Chevy comfort. Door openings are asmiiffhalTTihptiPs widpr to give feet, knees and elbows the undisputed right of way. And the new easy-chair seats are as much as 14% higher—just right lor seeing, just right for sitting. Once you’ve settled inside you’ll have high and wide praises for Chevrolet's spacious new dimensions (in the Sport Coupes, for example, head room has been uppea as much as 2 inches, and there’s more leg room, too—front and rear). Chevy’s new trunk is something -else that will please you hugely-^what with its deep-well shape and bumper-level loading it holds things you’ve never been able to get in a trunk before. spaciousness and clean-etched elegance, it holds steadfastly to all the thrifty, dependable . virtues Chevrolet buyers have come to take for- granted. Your dealer’s the man to see for all the details that make this sensationally sensible ’61 Chevy a new measure of your money’s worth. IMPALA 4-DOOR SPORT SEDAN-one of Jive Impdas tluit brinf! you a new mcature of elegance from the most elegant Chevies of all. The. front door entrance height is nearly 2 inches higher. NOMAD 9-PASSENGER STATION WAGON. You have i choice of six Chevrolet wagons, each with a cave-sued 'argo opening nearly 5 feet across._Lp There’s never been a trunk like h before! The floor’s recessed more than half a foot and the loading height is as much as 10H inches lower. ft************************ INTRODUCING THE ’61 CHEVY BISCAYNE 6 the lowest priced full-sized Chevy with big-car comfort at small-carJprices! Chevy’s Aew *61 Biscaynes—6 or V8—give you a full measure of Chevrolet quality, roominess and proved performance— yet they’re priced down with many care that give you a lot less! BEL AJR 2-DOOR SEDAN, like all *61 Chevrolets, brings you Body by Fisher newness— mqye front seat leg room. Biscayne 4-Door Sedan MATTHEWS- HARGREAVES, fnc. 631 OAKLAND,at CASS PONTIAC, MICHIGAN i PE MKf swmss TWENTY-SIX? TIIK HONT1AC PHKSS, THITJISDAVt Clifton F. von Kamm r5 ^ *Tty ,or said in the next 10 years the ih* s®m.e Army must spend hundreds m^ mttttona of itqii.e. «« emplaned ,t0 its dealers and the press. built to perform Jobs for which FALL IN UNE !Air Force Jets are tnadequali Then caune Amertcan Motor*.!' Von Kamm, here forth* fourth George Romney has long preached!Army Aviation Conference, said quality and In past years had! the jets go too fast to be told his dealers the company would stand behind the major parts of the Rambler for a period of 12,000 miles. But not every Rambler dealer passed this along to ttw buyer. Starting passed along. (jfSfml Motor* hurriedly "Us. too,** and the rush wa Chrysler came next and 8 baker-Packard completed to spot and destroy small targets. He said the Army will have to replace practically air Its 6.400 aircraft during the next 10 years because “our present fleet is get-being ting pretty old and tired.” | He said he doesn’t foresee any {dash with the Air Force i on. ! Pension of Army aviation. Ike's Advisers on Cuba The manufacturers are confident Washington the new warranty policy won’t WASHINGTON (UPIi - Presi-cost them very much. For a long dent Elsenhower’s lop advisers on . . . time they, have been sure the Utin-America are meeting at the major parts of a cur would last state • Department for talks touch?] considerably longer than one year.ling on this country’s worsening! • . * * * 'relations with Cuba. In fact, most manufacturers! The group, called the National! rould tell you quite preciaely the .Advisory Committee on Inter*, lifetime expectancy of almost any Amertcan Affairs, was formed by part on your car. 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Nothing that carries a load for a living comas dost to offering this kind of efficiency I Haro’s a truck that’s nearly 2 fast shorter than a conventional half-tonner—yet holds more pay-load! (Corvan, for example, has 191 cu. ft. of cargo space I) It’s a truck with load space so accessible it practically loads and unloads Itself... offers exceptional driver comfort, handling ease and visibility. (No hood between the driver and the roadl) It's a truck with longer life built into its one-piece body-frame design... with better stability because of its independent 4-wheel auspension and near constant weight distribution, loaded or unloaded. You gat whopping high capacity, light-touch maneuverability, plus the i n herent economy of a gas-saving air-cooled rear engine that never needs water or antifreeze or radiator repairs. Your Chevrolet \ dealer will tell you more. See your local authorized Chevrolet dealer MATTMEWS-HARGREAVES, Inc. 1631 OAKLAND AVENUE PONTIAC, MICHIGAN FE 5-4161* ikT4«F'1»tt 4« 4ton* %u * #» J** g » * jVJ**.» -4 •» S* («4ft kmil ^ywgllTY-BlGHT the Pontiac press. Thursday, October e, im Robert Hall priced at only r >»mpqrtible voluei^30 A. Misses' sixes to-to 20 B. Junior sizes 7to 15 a If you wear a misses’ size, you’ll want the beautiful basic ynu ran flp We guarantee the quality of each garment you buy! > If the price takes a downward change before your purchase is paid for, you get the lower price! • If you change your mind, every cent of your deposit is cheerfully refunded! Our new salesroom in, darkston-Waterford DIXIE HIGHWAY (U.S. 10) JUST NORTH OF WATERFORD HILL PONTIAC 200 N. SAGINAW