CHICAGO—Tuesday was 
to make it 
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  ‘By JOE HAAS ! istens ladies’ day'at the Democratic national 1 ener hae = sear 
  chairman asked the cea he Most of them were in downtown eaucuses, as 
  
          
      
   
  eatied, to come to order, there 
  |esceding pleasure to preset to you a celebrated woman In th 
Oe a oe OM Sees. ARVO R Was nometing Mae 
a political soap opera. ae * 
The attendance was better at last night’s session. It-was the first 
session, ‘in fact, when there was a semblance of a crowd, yet thow crecm gts intrest 
his speech. > ae ee eS 
after he talked. 
HORSE TRADING TODAY both before wife. 
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His remarks were largely an nena) as’ \s why he left the 
        
  
  
  
      ot nt. . chy ofthe convention, skip Trey nd tat Price the Ae eiemet Hee Oia wine UL thet tie en | eee Republicans after he had been elected to the office of United States 
suffering a mental ah Oe Set Uaasekd eect of Gemma Clamans Go slahd belies than there PULIS BONER | senator, and how happy he is about it, He did not state whether or 
haustion from the speech night was attention to the program at hand. But they failed to carry on . the ri noises not the Republicans are satisfied with his: action, 
| the enthusiasm he started. ag. It was given fr at Pc to repea : ' j Sere iene ne nant pecole wane om bal / ys it, The speaker left out “Under God,” inserted in it a couple of The convention is in recess all day today to give the various 
were deserted. pee beak paren any ge hor Sunday, Bryan and Gre- | 7°4"s ago by act of Congress, the law being fathered by a congress- | delegations « horse trading opportunity, and a chance to get fally “tis = ~ man from Detroit—who is a Democrat. rested up tn preparation for a long haul tonight. thousand would include a mere scattering § hath. The stuff in his vocal chords brought as much comment as his ,' 
of, delegates and everybody else in the hall, in- stuffhigher up.: Sam urn, when he took over as permanent chairman for The adoption of a platform is the principal item on tonight's - 
cluding the Welp. Michigan delegation seats were Democratic and keynoted the talks by the | *he third consecutive time in as many Democratic National Con- | agenda, and some fireworks are expected. It hardly is probable that 
deserted, like were much of the galleries. | various women, and iiey Seated more afteatien than they rerstved. ventions, delivered a hot partisan speech and was given an ovation | 1. committee has accomplished the impossible and figured out a The newsmen also walked out on, the ladies. The presiding officer could have saved a lot of voice strain if he only that lasted several minutes. resolution on civil rights that will be acceptable to both North and 
Of the 550 seats on that halt ot the press section § HAAS had a pecneerere record with * ‘it now is 5 my distinct privilege and | It evidently was Senator Wayne Morse ot Oregon - whom the South. There’ s dynamite in them thar woods, my readers; 
ation Z ; a ee en ~ ~— Ae ee tone ee ma eo nO ner ey ; 
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114th YEAR ‘kek PONTIAC, “MICHIGAN WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 15, 1956 —44 PAG ES “TNPEARATIONAL MWe buick No"O* Te 
  
Press Writer Greets F ormer Official 
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FORMER POSTMASTER MEETS JOE HAAS 
—Former Postmaster General James A. Farley 
and Pontiac Press special writer Joe Haas meet 
at the Associated Press headquarters in Chicago, 
Haas said, “Farley calls us neighbors, as he   millions as an 
life.”” 
  Speci te Pontiae Press by AP Wirgphote 
spends much of his time with his daughter, Mrs. 
E. J. Hickey at Grosse Pointe, He is regarded by 
example of a perfect gentleman, 
both in the line of big business and in political 
  
Liegler Sends His Regrets: 
Wont Make MIA Session In Lansing: today, State Highway Commissioner 
Charles M. Ziegler said he would be unable to accept 
Michigan Turnpike Authority Chairman George N. 
Higgins’ invitation to attend the MTA meeting Monday. 
  
Higgins had asked Zieg+ 
ler to attend and answer 
two specific questions, 
‘Higgins asked: — 
1..Can you tell us how soon the 
Detroit to Bay City expressway 
will be opene@d for its entire 
length? 
2. Do you still maintain the posi- 
tion that you do not'see the neces- 
sity for turnpikes in Michigan? 
Ziegler said he would not at- 
tempt to answer the first question: 
because of complications presented 
by the steel shortage. 
“There's a bridge over the Sag- 
. inaw River that will take at least 
two years to build,” he said. 
ZIEGLER RETORTS 
On the second question, Ziegler retorted, “I think Mr, Higgins has 
    
  Firehouse Bids 
Re jected by City 
New Building Planned 
to Lower Costs 
Pontiac City Commisgioners last 
night voted to reject bids for the 
proposed new city fire station at 
Genesee and Huron streets and 
have the project redesigned in &n 
effort to eliminate some costs, 
The action came alter bids, sub- 
mitted July 30; ran _ $43,000 
  Rain, Rain, Rain 
and More Rain 
Until Monday 
The U. S. Weather Bureau pre- 
dicts partly cloudy tonight and to- 
morrow with scattered thunder- 
showers tomorrow for the Pontiac 
area, The low tonight will range 
from 56 - 60 degrees. 
Tomorrow and Friday will be a 
little cooler with a high reaching 
76 - 80 degrees. Sunday and Mon- 
day will be warmer with a chance 
of showers again. 
The lowest temperature preced- 
ing 8 a.m. in downtown Pontiac 
was 63 degrees. The thermometer 
registered 85 at 2 p.m. 
Search Plane Falls 
Into County Lake 
A light airplane flying” over 
Walled Lake at noon today search- 
ing for the body of a drowning 
victim suddenly “just went right 
into the lake,” residents reported. 
The pilot, identified as Jim Ore 
of Walled Lake, was pulled from 
the plane and taken in an ambu-   
. lance to Pontiac General Hospital. ‘ 
    ‘Suit to Force 
|fiiled in Oakland County 
_|'Proud to Be One’ 
*| CHICAGO iw — Sen. Wayne 
a of Oregon said last night: 
am proud to be a Democrat.” 
Armada Railroad Files 
QK on Proposal City Officials Reluctant 
of $700,000 Yard 
In a condemnation suit 
Circuit Court, Grand Trunk 
Western Railroad has 
taken steps to force ac- 
ceptance of its proposed 
switching yard in the north 
end of Pontiac. 
City officials have been 
reluctant to permit con- 
struction of the yard, say- 
ing it blocks a ed 
tended to relieve rush hour 
traffic on Baldwin avenue. 
In the suit, Grand Trunk offi- 
cials asked the court to appoint 
three commissioners to determine 
necessity of the project and the 
amount of compensation to be paid 
to owners of two half-acre lots on 
Walton boulevard needed to com- 
Plete the yard territory. 
As planned, the yard will be 
3,000 feet long and 300 feet wide, 
stretching east along the south- 
fast corner of Walton boulevard 
and Baldwin avenue. 
Railroad officials say the yard 
would handle incoming and out- 
going freight from Pontiac Motor 
and Fisher Body plants. 
Clarence L, Patterson, Pontiac 
attorney handling the suit for the 
railroad, said today Grand Trunk 
Already owns all the land needed 
for the yard except the two par- to Permit Construction) 
$700,000 industrial support)’ 
north-south extension in-| Yes, I Think the Votes 
BACKS ADLAI—Gov. G. Mennen Williams, 
of Michigan announced at a news conference this 
morning that the Michigan delegation voted to 
divide its 44 votes on the second ballot at the 
Democratic National Convention in Chicago as   Are There ——@ 
bknsa Joins 
Jersey in Jump 
on Bandwagon State Caycus Vote Split 
~ but Governor Will Urge: 
Unanimous Floor Ballot 
CHICAGO (#—Adlai Ste- 
venson rolled toward a first 
ballot presidential nomina- 
tion at the Democratic Na- 
tiorial Convention. 
New Jersey, Arkansas and 
a big segment of the Mich- 
igan delegation climbed 
aboard his bandwagon., 
The only rough spot. in 
evidence was a_ possible 
convention battle tonight 
over a proposed civil rights 
plank speaking of the vast- 
ly important consequences 
flowing from the Supremé 
  AP Wirepnote 
follows: Stevenson, 31'4; Harriman, 11; and Sen, 
Stuart Symington, of Missouri, %4. Two delegates 
with a half vote each were absent. Williams also 
added Michigan's action will bring other liberal 
states into the Stevenson ranks. 
  
But Will Accept Control Agency -   cels named in the suit. 
One, owned by Elmer L, Good 
of 54 Cadillac St., now is being 
developed as a roller skating | 
rink, Good said yesterday he 
wasn't interested in selling. The 
other is owned by Strauss Broth- 
ers Co, of Detroit, 
Appointment of the three com- 
missioners is scheduled for Aug. 
27 in Oakland County Circuit Court. 
  “|ser of Egypt told him he would|to run the canal.” 
accept infernational supervision Foreign Minister Hamtdul Haq)   
About the Convention: More stories and more pictures 
  on pages 5-6-7-8-10-14-20-29-30-38, 
  
    
preference for any of the possible 
  gave this line-up, with 686% votes needed to nominate: 
Stevenson 6341, (short 52) © 
Harfiman 231 (claims 400) 
- Favorite sons 2831, a 
Y | ‘ I Claim So Many!’ 2 % An Associated Preis poll of delegases ‘willing to state © public e 
Democratic Presidential Dominees 
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  Egypt Insists on Right to Run Suez LONDON (#—Pakistan's foreignjover the Suez Canal but insisted 
minister said today President Nas-|‘‘it is the sovereign right of Egypt Chowdry, arriving for the Suez 
Canal crisis conference from pri- 
vate talks with Nasser, told re- 
porters, at the airport: 
“The Egyptian presdent wants 
a peaceful and happy solution to 
the problem. 
“He is not adverse to the setting 
up ef a -body representing the 
users of the canal to advise the 
organization which he has set up 
to manage<and administrate it. 
He still believes it is the sovereign 
right of Egypt to run the canal,” 
A tew hours earlier, - Secretary 
of State Dulles arrived for the 
conference opening tomorrow. He 
expressed hope for a solution “so 
vital to the preservation and well 
being. of the entire world." 
Britain, France and the United 
States are insisting on internation- 
alizing the vital 103-mile waterway 
than the system envisaged by 
Nasser. : 
On the. eve of the conference, 
tempers obviously were cooling. 
Differences, al still great, 
Were not so threatening as a 
week ago. 
The Pakistan statement dove- 
    In Today’s Press’. County’ acy veessen tO, 17, SB 
~ Editorials. . bad deci as 6 
- Pot-0-Gold +O CCH ORE Oe Eee es 
ee eee idecceu se OR, Mu, pee : 
‘Theaters -* et ee 0 i   Court’s racial desegrega- 
tion decisions. 
Barring an important shift of 
delegate .strength should the civil 
rights battle erupt, Stevenson 
seemed to be in. 
The latest Associated Press 
tabulation of indicated first bal- 
lot strength gave him 63414 votes 
~-just 52 short of the 686, need- 
ed for the nonination. 
After three days of soul search- ing, Gov. G. Mennen Williams and nearly three-fourths of the Mich igan Democratic convention dele- 
gation early today cast their Jot 
with Adlai Stevnson, 
Williams said he hoped the action would put Stevenson over the top for the presidential nomination by encouraging still uncommitted dels- gates in northern liberal states to 
follow Michigan's lead, 
In a two and one-half hour cau. cus, the delegation split 31% for Stevenson, 11 for Gov. Averell 
Harriman and one-half for Sen. Stuart Symington of Missouri. 
“T will urge that Michigan sup- 
port for Stevenson be made unani- 
mous when the voting occurs in 
the convention,” Williams told a jam-packed 2:30 a.m. news con- ference, 
He said the support might be 
delivered on the first presidential 
ballot Thursday and that he was 
In @ general way, the course the 
delegation was to take was set at 
a caucus yesterday morning, Wil- 
liams said then the convention was 
“drifting dangerously” to the like- ly detriment of the liberal cause, 
AFRAID OF SOUTH BLOC 
He said he feared the balance of 
power was falling into the hands 
of a Southern bloc unsympathetic 
to a strong party stand for civil 
rights, and set out to rally North- (Continued on Page 2, Col. 4) °   
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"NEW SEARS ADDETION—Official completion of Sears Roebuck : 
& Co.'s one-story, brick annex to its downtown Pontiec store will be Street structure is occupied by the store’s auto service and acces- WO ade be al al i — rae ¥t : 6 ekg i= eR P: 
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EDNESDAY, AUGUST 1   
3H THE PONTIAC PR Soa Ree 
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Pontiac Press Photos 
observed tomorrow when all construction will be finished. The Perry sories, toy, sporting goods and fence sales departments. ESS. W 
  
pects no real battles over policy. 
Area Young GOP 
Picks Van Dusen 
for State Post   ior Unis | 
in charge of the subcommittees.) | * * * 
Bush has told newsmen he ex-}   
      
Fie, 
eee te Foe, Wilson Says 
  
opinion on how to keep UV. S. 
defenses secure. 
He spoke before the 57th’ En- 
campment of the Veterans of For- 
eign Wars. Last night he stood in 
defense required a proper bal- 
The South Oakland County Young ‘ E “ AP Wisephete | he * « 
. = vos Republicans Club last night unani- VICE PRESIDENT RICHARD NIXON - You can't depend on any one 
One-Story W. ing Encloses Five Departments mously endorsed State Rep. Rich- : agar geen one service alone, 
  
  Sears Roebuck fo Mark Completion of 
    New Annex: along Perry Street frontal, the eral on the GOP ticket in Novem- 
Edward W. Lawrence, chairman 
lican party appeal to the young DALLAS, Tex. W—Vice_ Presi- 
dent Nixon states he will work to Nixon Talks on Election He made a 20-minute speech a 
the Republican reception in which “Our planning must be designed 
to meet our f ts. New 
weapons; new equipment, new sit- 
uations have required a complete 
review of our military posture. t 
Completion of a 7,140-aquare-foot; marked tomorrow, Manager F. 8. houses the store's sporting goods, of the club, said addition of Van A. ised ° seenhower,|"eai 
__ adidition to Sears Robuck Co.’s|Lyndall said today. : toy, fence, auto accessory andisite formerly was used for ship-/Dusen to the Eisenhower-Cobo tick- sca ey benches pigeon ret Myteon tal "he GOP is ‘sining ae pee wien eeewe.” 
'. Pontiac The one-story, brick structure|service departments. Locate d'ping and receiving operations. et “will greatly strengthen Repub-| s.,tia) nominee but he refused to|at a two-party system in the South.|he said. store will be officially 
       Eight automobiles can be 
serviced at once in the service 
station, according to Lyndall, 
Staffed by tix mechanics, the 
shop is equipped to install seat 
covers, tires and other acces- 
sories sold by the store. voter during the election cam- 
paign.”” * i * 
A candidate for attorney general 
wil] be picked at the Republican 
State nominating convention in 
Grand Rapids Sept. 1. Van Dusen comment on Sen. Knowland’s (D- 
Calif) endorsement of ‘him. — 
Knowland has been listed among 
Nixon's political foes. 
“I do not plan to make any fur- 
ther comments on the vice presi- 
dential situation until the Repib- port we got in "Texas," he said. 
‘GOP Makes Enemies’ 
  “The most inspiring thing ‘about 
the 1952 campaign was the sup- 
CHICAGO @® — Sam Rayburn Wilson said in an interview ‘last 
night he favored Vice President 
Nixon for president in the event 
President Eisenhower should not 
run for re-election. 
Wilson denied saying the Suez 
Canal situation was minor, 
said, “The end result of four years es. 
of Republican mishandling of our 
foreign affairs is such that we have 
fewer friends than ever before; and 
we have mad¢ enemies of many 
that were our friends .. .” lican convention,"’ Nixon said. The 
convention starts Monday in San 
Francisco, 
Nixon left for Washington yester- 
day. He caine to Dallas Sunday to 
address the estimated 35,000 mem- 
bers of the Veterans of Foreign 
Wars attending their National Ex 
campment, : 
He shook hands with about 3,000 
Texas Republicans at a reception Other facilities are available for|4%d Chief Assistant Oakland Coun- 
muffler installation,|ty Prosecutor George F. Taylor] 
So _ _ |have indicated they want the nom. 
e| ination. : 
Martha Raye ‘Fine 
After Pill Escapade / MIAMI BEACH, Fla. »—Bold, “T never really said it was 
minor,” he said. “I -sdid it had a 
minor effect on our defense bud- 
get and planning. It is a difficult 
problem.”   
  aisles, and 
highlighted by the use of modern 
fixtures throughout the building. 
Large windows face an extensive 
system of loading ramps. 
About 2,000 square feet have   
The Day id Birmingham | 
N.. Evergreen’ Authority   
  ye p ggeng wee brassy ibe! ag : ae re es goods and 1,500 to and Martha Raye is recovering ttee. er he a re- S Cc A : . 
fenees, A number of hari per, |after a bout with too many sleep-jception at the Statler Hilton Hotel tar ts ost Pppor tioning 
sonnel have been added to staff jing pills. for about 300 VFW officials, 
the addition, Lyndall sald. / | The 39-year-old actress and BIRMINGHAM — With Birmning-|city’s authority representative, has 
comedienne, unconsciots when/Succyumbs of Attack ham officials concerned about two|catised what tlie Michigan State 
The building wee sopstrustsd. by found on her bedroom floor, Was elections this fall that might stall 
Evergreen   
      
  
    
  the O. W. Burke Co. BERLIN Ww — Bertolé Brecht,|the North Sewage Dis-irious health hazard.” 
» ’ > ee ee ee Germiany’s most prominent play-|posal Authority, the Authority it-| The builders would advance Willi p ¢. Her physician, Dr, Ralph Rob- wee Fa East er ag! last/self yesterday turned to splitting/funds for a drain from Hunter 
HAMS: PUTS SiALE rine, caida sine 'rmust have taken|# After a heart attack. He was/up of expected costs. boulevard to 36Mile rad snd 2 
: ; te {about 20 pills. a placed her Brecht wrote the libretto fot Authority ory be their Brews yo Rouge 
5 Venson am in the hospital for treatment, in-| 1+ Weill’s “Threepenny Opera,” weekly meeting yesterday, |River to Adams avenue. 
=e — in i/™ cluding a spell under an OxyZeM| ow having a long run in New began studying what credits each pteay P ay: voiced that voters 
CAR SERVICE FACILITIES—Eight automo- rage. The unit is staffed by six mechanics who (Continued From. One) tent. The doctor said he had N0lyo1~ One of his best known plays of the four municipalities might.re-| might the sale of the plant 
biles can be with tires and seat covers services from installation of accessories m Page idea why she had taken the pills.|,— ... ” P!AYS ceive before their. percentage is| to the Authority nd also not equipped perform is “‘Mother Courage M 
at one time in Sears Roebuck & Co.'s new ga- to changing oil. ern liberal forces still uncommitted; Miss Raye came to Florida in : ‘ttaken of the final cost -of the| change the Birmingham charter 
to offset its potential. atv. unsuccessful attempt to di- ‘ sewers and the expansion and pur-| #0 that the city may contract to 
: ia 2 ; * je @ > vorce her fifth husband, dancer ‘They Won't Take It’ chase price of the Birmingham| pave the authority take care of 
Pontiac Deaths years ago wien she rfloved *!/ Princess Anne Early today, he reported he had|Ed‘ Begley. A Miami circuit) CHICAGO @®—Last night Sene-|plant., its sewage, 3 
Se is surived by er Darel Celebrates Her  jeonmited ant favored son dle ring that. Mies Raye had miles "have no intention of lting| gang's Tene Toms Drei [prem waa mate pose a Boa A & Cashion a ago ee ee as re | gations met. the 90-day residence require-|the White House handpick Qheir| nares’ system,” says dames |week end chia the come. Gecese | 
4 aE aa peg : Sixth Birthday Bay we have — ~ dent | Ment. senater for them. sett, coordinator of the North ectetiog Ragenaag eg ne was | 
Service 4 commitment, vious rergreen details. chang jowns un- r 
LONDON (f — Princess Anne, C « ° : 
Shares P, Ghee af Facvees wna| 7% Clarence Hewes cooagh ot to wit in or vo (Pan Special Civil Defense,|,;22,! [2!¢"" it comeurte st whose uninhibited gaiety has 
gained her the title “Little Miss 
Mischief,’ today celebrated her stalled drains to allow for,” he 
says. “At Cranbrook, an 18-inch 
drain installed years ago was de- 
signed by Hubbell, Roth and Clark 
to be part of just such a system 
as the North Evergreen,” Juhi ex- 
plains, . 
FORESEES FUTURE NEED 
“Birmingham's present drain 
will be usable for only a few 
years however, he says. ‘It's 30- 
inch diameter pipe that cuts di- 
agonally across the city to the 
sewage plant would not take care 
of future needs,” 
Estimated allotments talked of 
at the meeting yesterday morning 
were $8,000 for Bloomfield Hills 
for the Cranbrook drain, and 
$60,000 for Birmingham. 
At a session Construction 
would be complete by Dec, 31, 
1957, the schedule shows. A Jan, 1 
submission of plang to the health Preparedness Talk Tonight 
Civil defense and natural disas- 
ter preparedness will be discussed 
at a special meeting of the Ground 
Observer Corps at 7:30 tonight in 
lances chambers at City 
all, sald, 
Williams named the other states 
as Kansas, Minnesota, Ohlo, Wash- 
ington, Wisconsin and New Jersey. 
: Ld * * 
Asked if he thought Stevenson 
could win on the first ballot, Wil- liams replied, “Yes| 1 think the Se ea 
vos Se Cart. | _ Scheduled for the evening's dis 
The governor said two considera-|CUssion are Lewis Jarrendt, Oak~ 
tions prompted the delegation to as Defense direc- 
swing behind the party's 1952/0. Pore ey eating ine | Another prise will standard bearer. ty y J. Winstanley, Mrs.| 96 to Louis Wood and will be 
EXPLAINS STAND .| Presented by Baldwia Pharmacy. 
The first,’ he said, wag that it _ | Richard Kelly, state Elks offi- 
had been “impressed” by his re- cial, will present an American 
cent statements, ‘particularly his Flag to the Ground Observers from 
declaration in favor of an unequi- the local Elks Gages, No. 723. 
Awards will also be presented yoeal civil rights: platform.’ 
fram the United States Air Force 
to persdns. eligible for GOC wings, 
certificates and pins. The awards 
will be presented by Sgt. Sammy 
il Beronja. « * LJ * 
Her party was a private family 
affair aboard the royal yacht Bri- 
tannia with “Mummy” and ‘Dad’ 
Queen Elizabeth and the Duke 
of Edinburgh—and brother Charies, 
heir to the throne. 
The royal family is cruising in 
Scottish waters, visiting .the fe- 
mote Western Isles, 
The little blonde girl with the 
sparkling blue eyes loves crowds 
and plays up to them. However, 
she still doesn't know that she’s 
a princess—or if she does, she 
never gives any indication of ‘at- 
-_- itathing special significance to her 
Friday |royal rank. To her nursemaid and Home.!paiace officials she is just Anne, 
without the princess. be presented also. Fromm js top 
monthly winner and his first prize 
will be presented by Baldwin 
Service. 
Second prize will be presented 
by Christian. Literature to. Dan 
Turnage, Third prize will go to 
Ronald Contor and will be pre- 
sented by Clothier Standard 
Service. in Corunna on Nov, 8, 1869, 
she was the daughter of Dr. John 
Faulkner Hewitt. In 
she was married at Grass 
* 
Konkle, all of Pontiac. 
Service will be at 1 p.m. oe 
bers were told that builders in 
the Troy section have offered to 
advancé funds for their portion 
of the interceptor, ; 
Development there, according to 
D. C. Egbert, who remains the North Sharon Ceme- 
tery at Grass Lake for. burial. 
Harriett Shattuck   
Typhoon Threatening 
Okinawa, U. S. Soldiers rst. able 
Ida Shattuck and. Mrs, Stella} FT. BUCKNER, Okinawa ®—Ty- 
Travis have received word of the|phoon Babs churned the Pacific 
death of their sister, Harriett Shat-|Ocean 115 miles from Okinawa to- 
tuck, of Cleveland, Ohio on Aug./night. Her course would carry her 
12, She had been ill severa] weeks. parallel to Okinawa on the west- 
ve of Pontiac, ot Wiles side. - 
was the daughter of William, Gusts up to m.p.h. were ex- Ss ia Williams said Michigan leaders Sarah C. Per Seateneks,ipecied to lash this U. S mine been wan @ eh 0h 0 Gane 
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} _ THE PONTIAC’ PRESS WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 15, 1956 soln ¢ | 
 teiros: ‘(Milkman Strike (St, 23-2% ssttene Nove Selien : See the fo 8 : | quart for retail milk if creameries| VATICAN CITY (Pope Pius 
* the increase on. — {XII. today named Francis Cardi 
new autumn 
arrivals from   
  
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Todd’s Shoe Store - 20 WEST HURON STREET 
Daily 9:30 to §:30—Friday 9 to 9—Shop Days for Better Service | workshop. 
     
elementary education workship at Michigan State University. Seated 
before the blackboard (left to right) are Kathleen Jones of Flint, 
Loren Houtman of East Grand Rapids and Margaret Rood of St. 
Clair. Dr. Whitmer is one of two instructors conducting the two-week Threat Issued . MMPA_ Recommends 
Closedown for Detroit 
to Maintain Prices 
another increase in 
for Detroit area milk éuppliers. 
after a strike last spring. That 
contract, runs out Aug, 31. 
market. 
Ernest Miller, a Bad Axe 
dairyman who is chairman of the 
committee, sald the group felt 
the federal minimum price of 
sbout $4.80 per 100 pounds was 
not satisfactory “in view of our 
increased costs.” 
Committee members said con- 
  
Personal Service District/z they intend to drop down to the 
federal minimums Sept. 1. 
committee recommended a           
  DETROIT W—A Michigan Milk 
_ |Producers Assn. committee recom- 
mended yesterday that farmers 
_|strike again, if necessary; to gain 
milk prices 
The farmers won an: increase to 
$5 per 100-weight for drinking milk 
The association's. committee on 
market sales met-to study a new 
federal milk order for the Detroit) 
versations with creameries about] 
another above-the-minimum agree- 
ment: led creameries to indicate nal Speliman, archbishop of New 
York, as pontifical legate to ae 
National Eucharistic Congress of 
the Philippines. The Congress will 
meet in Manila Nov. 28 to Dee, 2. 
i on the recommendation when dele- 
gates meet at Michigan State Uni- 
versity next Tuesday to vote on 
the $5.25 proposal,   
  
  Conveyor Rips Off Arm, 
Gravel Pit Worker Dies 
HILLSDALE WA gravel pit 
worker died today shortly after) 
he lost his arm in a conveyor 
belt. 
Harold Rhoades, 21, of Pitts. 
ia are ie a ; vel pit, es : 
of Hillsdale, He ‘caught his arm|iessttcans it ea, ibouands af in the. conveyor belt and it was f 
torn off at the shoulder, 
     
         Quick! Fost! 
Soothing Relief 
for ASTHMA 
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night adopted. an addition to the 
city zoning ordinance creating a 
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classification allowing professional 
officers. 
The new section falls between 
Residential 3 and Commercial 1 
iin the zoning scale, Street to i Avenue. 
ssesament rolls were con- 
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side of Norton Avenue between 
Johnson Avenue and Florence 
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were heard. 
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   <r cual (on uaies wae “Nico. "ae io & “mneect aegele™ | 
away |demus,” who came to fame inhe is gray, fuzzy, eked 
Chicago from Sicily—by way of ajSen. Estes Kefauver (who likes 
    zoo in Libertyville, N. Y. | Nicodemus very much) and suffers 
ROAMS LOBBIES 
Nicodemus roams the lobbies of Economy hotels and the streets outside con- 
vention headquarters, accepting no 
ee semaes weiees thar 
should happen to offer him hay, 
oats or rabbit bellies. ~~ Naturally you would look 
to Gallagher's Music. Store 
to bring you the finest 
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-_ * @ here at Gallagher's you 
He is aloof, never” “begs,” andl may choose from the low- 
refuses to cuddle up to anybody.|} est price that’s good, to 
_| Nicodemus is the only delegate] the finest, that’s made. 
_ |te this convention who can make} gych taméus makes as   
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    hie? smiles at a copvention, there’ ’ ; : ‘ that statement... Lester, Betsy Ross, Kim- 
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Bes and former President Harry S. Truman put their heads together at + arsed nagar Fides 
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" trom| Leader told reporters that Adlai Stevenson would receive the Demo- |druggists. One application delights 16-18 E. Huron St. FE 4-0568 
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disintegrates with the speed of a 
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Alone, he must be like Harry 
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|of normal disgruntled man. 
Averell Harriman, they say, is 
still learning. He is a 6-foot-1 
     
* * * 
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feel well,” politicians say, “you|] ANN ARBOR (®—The steel in-| 
‘can tell.” They say it in the same|qustry and its possible future ex- a ; s ) 
ont or mi wy penim ue eoecteooen | KACONT MOGE! NEITIZerators OUT OF Gate too bad Ave Harriman is a pick- sity of Michighn research group, | jos s 
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      A total of 167 precinct delegates, general, » treasurer and auditor eat ‘ 
[inthe Republican party were| general will be picked. ene bat Pa \ \ 
elected Tuesday in the pri- Re blican. precinct delegates|®. aC. Holmes, James EF. 
mary election.-In 81 precincts, no incited last Tuesday i ; es on hari mann y include: Biooafield enry L. Woolfenden, 
candidates for precinct delegate!» xiey—treorge W Kuho, John @. Jone FP. arated 8 
appeared. - : Semann, tdnford @, Hanne, Genevieve *<Clareen—irene Glacobbi. 
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adn, oer 'y, Stuteman, George H. Free-| eraimatow eens Hamlin, Lioyd a. 
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      last year’s billion dollar river dis- 
asters in both the East and Far West, 
Congress okayed the proposal. 
of & 
Unlike fire insurance in which 
the risk is spread over a wide 
area, flood policies could be sold 
only to those who live in danger 
spots and the risk thus would be 
too concentrated. For that 
reason the main feature of the 
bill is its provision for Federal 
reinsurance of private companies 
to induce them to take flood risks. 
In its final form Federal reinsur- 
ance liability was limited to $3 bil- 
lion which the President may in- 
crease to $5 billion and loans to flood 
victims may not exceed $2 billion. 
Because it still is uncertain whether 
insurance companies could be in- 
duced to sell such policies, Congress 
left the door open for direct Federal 
flood insurance. Fe 
x * * 
While this bill actually does 
pioneer in a new field, it is far from 
being the first example of Federal 
insurance. According to the House 
Banking and Currency Committee 
there are at least 15 cases in which 
the Government has provided in- 
surance of some kind. 
It is to be hoped that the new 
law will enable private com- 
panies to write such policies and 
that direct Federal insurance 
will not become necessary. 
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The Man About Town 
‘Drunk Died Here’ 
Suitable Marker for Place 
Where Stood Beautiful Tree 
Dieting: Where half of what 
we eat keeps us alive and the ve orin 
vab) ‘Hibiiees "est af ster pices 1h toe" bie? Stace { *somtiee i mgilguperintions oe ip advance 
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  area of Grand Traverse County, 
Michigan will have embarked on a 
new and interesting experiment in 
_ The camp is being built by the 
State Corrections Commission as a 
‘probationary institution to rehabili- 
.. tate youthful first offenders. In ap- 
pearance it will resemble a recrea- 
tional center with neat, barracks 
type buildings and neither armed 
guards nor iron bars. 
In this rural setting the hun- 
dred inmates will be assigned to 
healthful outdoor work and there 
will be a minimum of prison 
discipline. The youths will be 
selected from those whom the 
courts hesitate to send to any 
State prison. 
* * * 
The name, Camp Pugsley, is a de- 
served tribute to Judge Ear. C. 
Pucstey and the institution itself 
materializes a dream he has had ever 
since he began working with boys 30 
years ago. He told the Kalamazoo 
Gazette that it always had been dif- 
 . fieult for him “to place youthful vio- 
-.  Jators in a grim state prison when far 
more good could be accomplished by   
  giving them an opportunity to mak ener tal tl @. 
a fresh start.” 
x * * Most of the remaining trees on the 
Dixie Highway, within a few feet of the 
pavement, are being removed for several 
miles just northwest of Pontiac. They 
are considered a menace to traffic, but 
tree lovers do_not favor their destruction. 
‘Some cars have been driven into them 
and wrecked, but in nearly every case 
the driver was drunk, and some met. 
death in this manner, and hence the 
tree helped him out of the world before 
he killed somebody else. Perhaps it is 
fitting that in such cases a tablet, 
“A Drunk Died Here,” 
be placed on the site of the tree: " If, as we hope it does, Camp Pugs- 
ley proves all the Judge expects, it 
will be the first of several similar 
camps planned by the department. 
Correction Commissioners believe the 
camps could become the State’s best 
hope of turning first offenders away 
from a life of crime. 
= EEE 
Our Base in Iceland 
Present indications are that the 
fate of the American manned NATO 
base at Keflavik, Iceland, won't be 
settled for a considerable time. 
Certainly, there can be no solution 
. until differences within Iceland's 
coalition government are resolved. 
| The Thors government, defeated in 
+ the June 28 election, wanted to re- 
tain the base and American person- 
nel. 5 
: 2 +. 
The Progressive and Social 
Democrats, now dominating the 
  In the last employe suggestion award 
distribution at 
Pontiac Motor Division, 
the top winner was. : 
R. J. Bonino 
of Royal Oak, who received $359. 
was closely followed by 
J. E. Olson 
of 573 Raskob St., Pontiac, with $336, and 
45 others received from $23 to $279 each. He 
~ 
  
On the recently announced committees 
of the Michigan County Road Association, 
local men get.some important positions, 
new Jonasson coalition govern- Lee 0. Brooks 
ment also want to keep the base. being chairman on membership, 
ce A ty trndlingimonppagtd on sclicianted widows and Icelandic civilians. Only the : 3 
Communist dominated Work- 
ers’ Union: wants..the base dis- 
mantled and Iceland out of 
NATO. 
Naturally, the desire of the NATO 
Council is to have the base continued 
as presently operated. But if the 
_ Coalition government’s plan is in- 
_ sisted on, military experts say it 
would be difficult though not im- 
_ possible to train native personnel, 
: * © - ® 
Of course, this would impose a 
_ heavy economic burden on Iceland 
_ and NATO members probably would | 
have to give the tiny North Atlantic 
Country some financial aid. It also 
has been suggested that both Britain on parks, 
Ragweed and golden rod are 
coming into blossom in the Pon- 
- tiac area, but hay fever sufferers 
will be glad to learn that the 
experts now say they are not the 
arch offenders they have long 
been considered to be. 
  
My Fairgrove scout sends word that 
George McIntyre 
_ will crown the Michigan bean queen there 
at the village's centennial Sept. 3. 
From a several page special feature 
about Michigan in the current issue of 
that usually reliable publication, 
Travel Magazine, 
I am surprised to learn that our state's 
greatest summer tourist attraction is— 
Detroit. It ignores the Pontiac area and 
its lakes, also most of the other play- 
grounds, is incorrect about many of its       
    
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CHICAGO — Do the American 
people really want a mud-slinging 
and vituperative campaign, and 
was speech of Gov, Clement of 
Tennessee a “keynote” that other 
Democratic party speakers now 
are to echo on the stump? 
Yet, even in his most fanatical 
moments, Joe McCarthy never per- 
petrated a speech as violently par- 
tisan, Also, by comparison, the 
vigorous campaigning in 1954 by 
PRESTIGE HURT 
After all the Democratic com- 
“We are not afraid to 
and We are to # 
of the 
smugly 
himself above and 
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“All they try to do to defend 
such an outburst of political in- 
ever charged the Democratic party 
President Eisenhower referred in 
   that he made such a statement at 
Potsdam. But James F. Byrnes, . 
who was secretary of state at the 
time and was at the Potsdam Con- 
ference, too, said to this correspon- 
dent today: 
“The fact is that at the Pots- 
dam Conference neither Truman 
- Mor anyone else made such a 
proposal, After we got there a 
suggestion relating solely to the 
control of the Danube River was 
made by U. S. It did not re- 
ceive serious consideration. 
Churchill and Stalin asked that 
it be referred to the foreign min- 
isters. As to the Panama Canal, 
had any such proposal been 
made, I would have dropped in 
my tracks.” 
This writer has verified at the 
State Department the fact that 
there is no such record—in the 
Potsdam proceedings or in any oth- 
er international conference — of 
any proposal to any foreign govern- 
ment to internationalize the Pana- 
ma Canal. - 
Yet factual errors of this kind 
are imbedded in political speeches Although there is today great dan- ger of war in the world, irrespon- “ 
sible statements are made that 
dg not uphold the President of the 
United States in his earnest / ef- 
forts to avoid American involve- 
ment in a shooting war. 
(Copyright 1956, New York Herald 
Tribune) 
Portraits By JAMES J. METCALFE 
Evening is that special time . . . 
Not ever soon or late . . . It is the   
bridge from day to night . . . On° 
which to meditate . . . It is the 
passageway that leads .. . From 
daily work to rest . . . With peace 
and conifort and perhaps . . . The 
pleasure of a guest .. . That quiet 
hour of reprieve . . . From every 
business care . . . When you em- ' 
brace your family . . ..And favorite 
easy chair... When weariness is 
  
  in which the Democrats claim to nap. . Makes every- 
know more about how to run for- thing worth while. 
eign policy than their opponents. (Copyright 1956) 
eae ’ : 
Dr. William Brady Says: Be! 
Doctor Does Not Compel 
A testimonial, as I have often 
observed, is in itself not evidence. 
isolated 
“This is by way of apology for 
printing this communication from 
a Wisconsin reader: 
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or 100 words long pertaining to personel 
hy and hot to i Voice'of the People   
Voters League Answers 
Earlier ‘Guide’ Question 
fr dodo te Ses bl ete “tack vot 
in its nature. 
U. S. Data Reveals 
Fluoride Advantage 
The U.S. Public Health Service 
issued a glowing new report on the 
remarkable ability of fluoridated 
water to reduce tooth decay, 
A/10-year study shows ‘that 
flueridation in Grand Rapids cut 
the occurrence of children’s cavi- { t 
ue Answers 
thes about 9 per cent. 
miseries. Pbuge 
nee AHP 
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  king Back 15 Years Ago 
U.S., BRITISH anti-Nazi action 
expected. 
12 AMERICAN ferry pilots die in 
British crash. 
20 Years Ago 
FDR PLEDGES to isolate U.S. 
from all war danger. 
RABIES CASES set all time 
record. 
THOUGHTS FOR TODAY 
Your riches are corrupted, and 
motheaten. 
  Riches without charity are 
nothing worth. They are a bless- 
ing only to him who makes them 
a blessing to others.—Fielding. 
  
Egyptians Openly Voice 
Threat to Mideastern Oil By JOHN H. MARTIN 
INS Foreign Director 
Egyptian newspapers now are 
more open about what was im- 
plicit in the Suez Canal crisis all 
along — threats against the vital 
Middle Eastern oil fields. 
The-Cairo press, operating on 
the premise that Egypt already has 
won the struggle over nationalizing 
the Suez Canal, now reports that 
a-Bureau for the Liberation of 
the Emirates of the Persian Gulf" 
is to be opened in Damascus. 
Syria also reportedly has 
warned the United States that all 
The Middle East holds three- 
quarters of the world’s oil re- 
serves. 
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If the ojl fiow were halted, either 
through sabotage or closure of 
the Canal, the impact would 
be fic on the Western world, 
especially Western Europe. 
RATIONING SEEN 
Oil rationing would haye to be 
started, and tankers would have 
_to be diverted to the Western 
hemisphere to carry oil from the 
United States and Latin America Gulf such as Kuwait, Bahrein, Qa- 
tar, Saudi Arabia and Iran. 
Benevolent despots of feudal 
dynasties in Kuwait, Bahrein and 
Qatar owe their long independ- 
ence to British protection. 
It is different in Saudi Arabia 
where, the King rules by right of 
the conquests of his father and 
has been struggling against the 
British in claiming more oil-rich 
lands along the Persian Gulf. 
Saudi Arabia, with its fantastic 
funds derived from oil, is in fact 
one of the leading backers of Egyp- 
tian President Gamal Abdel Nas- 
ser in his struggle to create a pow- 
erful Arab world stretching from 
the Atlantic across Africa to the 
Persian Gulf. 5 
CONSIDERABLE STAKE 
Britain's stake is considerable in 
terms of investment. It has at least 
one-third interest in Iraqi produc- 
tion, a 50 per cent interest in Ku- 
wait's, and minor shares elsewhere 
except for Saudi Arabia. 
The latter is entirely an Ameri- 
can investment, and one of the 
main reasons. the United States is 
so heavily involved in the for- 
tunes of the Middle East. 
  
Case Records of a Psychologist:   
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  THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 13,1906 |   
  Wrong Man From Tennessee Sought the Nomination 
  
Mississippi Split Open 
Over Delegation Votes; Meanwhile we're aon looking 
over vice presidential possibilities. 
There's no real hurry because if 
HALF A VOTE APIECE 
  _ Bias Enters Picture — 
A group led by: E, O, Spencer 
and Wirt Yerger Jr., contending it 
represents the Citizens for Eisen- 
hower organization, which pro- 
duced 112,00 M ppi voters 
for Eisenhower in . is chal- 
lenging the delegation headed by 
Perry W. Howard, Negro attorney 
tional committeeman since 1924. 
serted they “have not allowed a 
colored person to participate.” 
The Secanes toner delegation 
replied in their brief that, al- 
though their meetings were fully 
‘open to Negroes# none chose to 
appear. 
The contest subcommittee head- 
ed by Albert. K. Mitchell, New 
Mexico national’ committeeman, 
will hear the Mississippi delega- 
tiong in executive: eseston. 
The subcommittee’s report and 
decision on both issues will be de- 
livered at a meeting of the Repub- 
lican National Committee 
Losers may appeal at the 
and public session of the na- 
tional committee and then if they 
still are not satisfied can carry 
the fight to the Credentials Com- 
mittee of the convention Monday. 
  .jthe other side has it. 
a business .we're waiting 
for is the platform . . . not the one 
they stand on but the one they'll 
It will beadjustable for 
size like the other one, 
The party sent its political car- 
penters out here two weeks ago but 
the nails won't arrive until tonight. 
And if the platform committee 
gets many more suggestions they 
won't have their planks glued 
together until after the Novem. 
ber rains, 
Their problem is to build a 
platform on which they can face 
north and south at the same time 
without twisting their ankles. 
WHO NEEDS ONE? 
You could run without a plat- 
form but it gives the delegates 
several more days to use up their 
lunch money. 
For the benefit of those not 
familiar with the term, a “party 
platform” is a promise by a 
political party not to open the 
safe while the lights are out. 
And the “keynote speech” {s 
the one in which the speaker tries 
to get the key while noting that 
* 
And anybody who today outper- 
forms Governor Clement will have 
to start from a standing position 
and work fast: When he finished 
Monday night there wasn’t any- 
thing left for the Democrats to do   
Confident that they will be able 
honest” document, other Republi- 
can leaders buckle down today to 
the tedious job of writing a na- 
tional convention platform that 
will “go right down the line’ in 
endorsement of the Eisenhower 
administration, 
Arriving leaders continued to} ** © 
predict unanimous and fast ap-| ing of see 
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Affairs Committee. 
“Congressman dudd will bring 
ts a powerful message about the 
Eisenhower program and we are 
-| honored that he has agreed ‘te 
Feikens 
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start the Republican campaign. 
“This will be the. greatest Re- 
publican state  hordaine in his- 
tory,” Feikens said. ‘There is 
more enthusiasm and optimism in 
the party today than ever before 
and a solid determination to carry 
Michigan for President Eisenhower 
and Mayor Albert E. Cobo." 
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The convention will name candi-   
  
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foc ter easy Thon hp Cedar Lake Cottage 
ett wek hile | Pontiac State Police today are in- auickly acne al a he: vestigating the breakin of a cottage 
a Mahl contagious con near Milford in which $672 of mis- oe. * sign of cellaneous articles were stolen. 
ferns whey br. and Mrs. RB. Gibbard, of 
lnm ag ge wea es Clawson, who occupy the cottage 
Sootanon b on Cedar Lake road weekends, told 
Saturday night. Entry was gained 
by breaking a screen door and un- 
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. "The articles taken included an 
  
  
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    AT THE CONTROLS—Adlai Stevenson and his son, Adlai Jr., 
are intrigued with a model of the Democratic party symbol which is 
operated by remote control, It was presented to Stevenson by an 
admirer who visited Stevenson convention headquarters at Chicago, 
panel, at left, is operated,   
       
    90 per cent of the precincts re- 
would not be determined until the’ 
- jofficial canvass of votes Aug. 20| 
  
  
dates for attorney general, secre-Qn Repealing ‘Socialistic’ Laws   
  
ouse et Sam 
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the laws they labeled --pockalianie” 
years ago.) 
By REP. HUGH SCOTT 
SAN FRANCISCO (INS)—Repub- told/licans have been the majority inj 
troopers they discovered the losses|the Legislature for only four years 
in the last * yeah 
In those ess years our majority 
has been so narrow that each 
individual Republican advance has 
had to be battered out against 
stubborn Democratic appositice. 
Virtually all new laws revise or 
change to some degree the legisla- Former GOP Chairman 
Rebuffs Rayburn Charges _, (Rep. Hugh Seott (R-Pa), ‘snd eu *t to Greece and Turkey, the Mar- 
= "Some es oh griraat Bien We-| shall Plan and the balanced budget power sm r in “fayburn' the 80th Congress are something 
‘althe Democrats would like to count 
four/ out? 
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Does Rayburn contend that the 
tax reductions and great expan: | 
sion of welfare Legislation and 
the constructive domestic and 
foreign policies achieved in the 
88rd Congress should have been 
repealed by the Dethocratic 84th 
Congress? 
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If he does so believe, why didn't 
he, as leader of his party, proceed 
to repeal everything the Republi- in one of the closest races in Idaho 
history. 
Sen. Herman Welker (R-Idaho)| 
precincts repo 
her, 
~ rl) was in the Senate from 
1944 to 1950. 
  
Wesley Maas of Keego 
Taking UM Field Study 
field work at the University’s 
this summer 
Participating in the eight-week, 
course, Maas is studying natural, 
resources at the station. The course. 
ends Saturday. 
in the transition zone between con- 
deciduous forests of the south, and 
offers a great variety of topog- 
raphy, soil and vegetation. Mrs.) 
Maas is accompanying her hue-| 
  cans did? band Wuring the course. in Idaho Primary _| Taylor Trailing Church 
| in Senate Race With 
           
  
    
    
        
   
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Certainly the Republican Par- 
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Republican victory will be a_vic- 
tory for America.” 
ORUSADE TO START 
Hall told a fund-raising dinner in 
crusade met with the over- 
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week will “begin another eru- 
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    JOE HAAS MEETS CANDIDATES—Joe Haas, right, Pontiac 
Press special writer, is greeted by Averell Harriman, who is seek- 
ing the Democratic presidential nomination, and Mrs. as at 
  
GETTING CLOSE TOGETHER—Sen. Estés Kefauver, left, of 
Tennessee, and. Adlai Stevensoy get into a close huddle at a meet- 
ing before the start of yesterday afternoon's session at the Demo- 
cratic. Nationsd Convention in Chicago, Stevenson en with   
  Special te Pontiac Press by AP Wirephote 
a reception the New York governor conducted in the Democratic 
c convediinn — nencqearters.. 
  
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Kefauver at the meeting of the latter's former delegates. Kefauver 
called a session- to urge delegates to vote for Stevenson, but it 
turned into sort of a rally for a Stevenson-Kefauver ticket. _ invocation, 
this horse. By JAMES LEE 
CONVENTION HALL, CHICAGO 
(INS) — Sam Rayburn, who well 
may be the mightiest man of all 
among the embattled Democrats, 
is back in the convention spotlight. 
- * * 
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The doughty bald eagle of Bon- 
ham, Tex., speaker of the House 
of Representatives, by the law of 
the land only two heart beats re- 
moved from the Presidency of the 
United States, the nation's No, 1 
Democratic office-holder at this 
stage in history, returns to a role 
he loves. 
By rigid tradition, Rayburn, 
and no other, is permanent chatr- 
man of the national convention. 
He has been functioning tn that 
capacity since the late Franklin 
D. Roosevelt first appeared on 
the political stage and he has 
never had a serious rival, 
Terse, seldom-smiling, gimlet- 
leyed Sam Rayburn, a wizard of 
politics, a 74-year-old giant in the 
jungle of government, considers 
the word “‘defeat'’ an almost ob- 
scene expression, 
NEVER LOST 
He has never lost a fight for re- 
election to Congress, He has served 
in the House for 42 years. He 
has been speaker of the House alx 
times, 
Under the Constitution, if death 
were to come te President Eisen- 
hower and Vice President Rich- 
ard M, Nixon, the presidency 
would ge automatically to Ray- 
burn. When Rayburn aa 
Watch for a Stampede to the Bandwagon 
  “Mr, Sam" prefers to work assions. Other men carry out his or- lods His Shi iny Hee 
the kind of glittering fame Rayburn an entrepreneur, He makes deci-ders and in so doing, often achieve |scornfully spurns, 
  SAM RAYBURN ee NS   
Joe Haas at Convention:   
But it never has been his per- 
sonal ambition to be President. 
Had it been, there are literally 
millions of Democrats who are 
convinced he could have made it. 
The Highlights 
at Chicago for 
Today, Thursday 
CHICAGO (®—Here is the pro- 
gram for the Democratic National 
Convention session today and to- 
morrow: 
Wednesday — 
Opens at 8 p.m. EST, with in- 
vocation, “Star Spangled Banner.”   Report of Rgsohutions and Plat- 
form Committee — House Demo- 
leratic Leader John W. McCor- 
jmack of Massachusetts, chair- 
man 
* * * 
Addresses--Sen, Robert S. Kerr 
of Oklahoma and Rep, William L 
Dawson of Illinois. My Deska Magnet By JOE HAAS 
Biggest campaign buttons are worn by the Kansas delegation. 
They represent a sunflower and are a foot across. 
> * * 
Had quite a talk with Gloria Lockerman at the Congress Hotel 
soon after her appearance on the convention program ‘Monday eve- . He Is definitely the man to. 
reli Harriman and the eager 
dark horses. 
Rayburn is no neutral, When the 
crucial moment comes, he will 
reeognize the ‘right’ delegate 
from the “right state’? and the 
steampoller will start rolling—and 
the shiny-domeéd, tight-lipped mas- 
sive-shouldered “Texan will be the 
man who sped it on its way, | 
RAZOR SHARP = 
and heartbreaks, jis triumphs and 
its tragedies, is Rayburn's real 
love. He has no wife, no family to 
occupy either his emotions or his 
mind, a mind ag sharp as a newly 
honed. razor, as full of pertinent 
facts ag an encyclopedia. 
The people in the convention 
hall, the televiewers throughout 
the United States, will be watch- 
ing « political magician in action 
for the next few days as Ray- 
burn dominates the Democratic 
hurly-burly with the matchless 
touch of the oldest pre the party 
has, 
Unlike Harry 8S; Truman, Sam 
Rayburn is no man to “give ‘en 
hell” in. public. He prefers to do 
his talking in private. He never 
says a word he doesn't meag. 
And when he acts, he does so 
with the fierce honesty of a fron- 
tiersman. ° 
* * * * 
Tt is not unlikely a word from 
Sam Rayburn sometime in the 
course of the battle will decide 
the Democratic presidential nomi- 
nation, At any rate, it's a possi- 
bility worth watching, for, 
26 ‘Hurt’ at Convention 
CONVENTION HALL, Chicago 
(INS)—Twenty-six persons were 
treated at the Democratic conven- 
  ning. She is a typical child prodigy on a single subject. She knows 
nothing about Michigan except that it is ‘‘near Detroit." She never 
heard of Pontiac—but could spell them all. She said, ‘Our folks at 
home are for Ike.”' 
* * ° 
It's a great experience and ‘privilege to represent a winner. In 
the press section my desk is a magnet. They want to meet the 
representative of the paper that won all of those national awards. 
* * * 
His big brother with the Associated Press sends regards to Jack 
Hackett, copy editor with The Pontiac Press. Will. bring ‘em with 
| me, Jack, when I return to the sane life 
* o * 
Anything you read about ‘the smell of the stockyards is pure 
bunkom. It's a relief to get out here from downtown Chicago. 
* * * 
  Thursday — 
Afternoon session opens 12 noon 
with invocation, “Star Spangled 
Banner.” 
Roll call of states to nominate 
candidates for the presidential 
nomination. 
ee ee | 
Night session opens 8 p.m. with 
“Star Spangled Ban- ner,”’ 
Ballotirig on candidates for pres- 
identia]l nomination.   
Williams’ Boy Injured 
in Fall From Horse 
MACKINAC ISLAND Ww — Gery 
Williams, 15-year-old son of Gov. 
G. Mennen Williams suffered a 
minor sprain of his left ankle yes- 
terday when he was thrown from 
Gery was taken to Little Taverse 
Hospital in Petoskey where doctors 
said today he was “resting com- 
fortably.”” They said Xrays showed 
no » broken bones. ee ee ee)     
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  DEMONSTRATION — During a morning session yesterday when many of the sty Mem ten ws a a small demon- the rostrum. — eo    
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‘Now, Look Here, Man...'/Eiisi¥. Prince ene Ngati gehe CHICAGO (INS) — When theladmitted to the convention hall. Democrats ordered admission, by That was only prope, since Prince 
Bermuda has no income tax nor|the 
y.'inheritdnce tax. : 
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  & hee forecast said the Weather. at Convention Psi yee the | 
to Range in the Mid-80s |normai 
*CHICAGO @ — Near normal|™ ee nie oe 
mid 80s, were forecast today for) 
rest of the Democratic   
  tional Convention ending, FYidey sisecacapioaniatcen 
  Na-|@ farm acre, says the National | Kentucky Gov. A. B. “Happy” Te’s. eae Delegate    
An average of 10 mice lve ual mee, 8 Tounnd University ~Sen. Lyndon Johnson of Texas. 7 | -— 4 =             The various soft drinks sure are publicizing their wares. They're 
on free tap everywhere. 
. * * * 
Just met a young thing who confided that she's gathered 17 
Stevenson hats, but still is seven behind her girl friend. 
* * * 
The convention would have to adjourn and let us all go tome if 
the mimeograph operators went on a spike. 
* * * 
Gov. Clement. put up a lightning rod by comparing himself to 
William Jennings Bryan under similar circumstances 60 years ago. 
Ana yuh know what happened. tion's first aid station yesterday. 
| While their ailments ranged from 
ja skinned knee to a staple in the 
finger, it was significant that eight 
of the ‘‘patients’’ were cured with 
| aspirin. 
Ave to , Fight It Out 
CHICAGO (INS)—Averell Harri- 
man's top strategist, Carmine De- 
Sapio, said today the governor's 
forces intend to “fight it out'’ on 
the convention floor to win a plat- 
form filedge ‘to enforce the Si- 
preme Court decisions on segre- 
gation. 
And - - - That's That! 
CHICAGO (INS)—Averell Harri- 
man's headquarters declared today 
that Stevenson supporters have 
promised the vice presidential nom- 
ination to Sen. Estes Kefauver if 
Adlai Stevenson is the 1956 Demo- 
cratic nominee for president,             
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supplement 
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   Sttive for lary, Balance 
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8| different breakfast f 
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|amino-acids, into each meal. Then approve because they . describe 
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tnede which help the protein doits| apples and uncooked vegetables 
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“Packed lunches can combine 
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whole peeled oranges as ‘nature's 
Oranges, grapefruit, 
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which contribute to dental caries. 
Tuck some raw celery or carrots 
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economical dinner is an easily 
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and potatoes in white sauce—-a 
green vegetable and leafy . salad 
followed by the family’s favorite 
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Venezuela Rebels Jailed 
CARACAS, Venezuela  — A 
court has sentenced 22.men and 
a woman to prison terms ranging fall 
from 12% to 20 years for compplic- 
ity in the assassination of Acting 
President Carlos Delgado Chal- 
wbaud on Nov, 13, 1950.   
lige Wah eais ta Honor 
Pike’s Peak’ Founder 
  
  “assurance that maximum nutritive/PUPE gy 
value has been preserved, Miss Nelson, 21 
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how on the t may be heated|purse, : 
quickly with a little milk. Pour +8 over toast points and top with) A Ft. Lee soldier, who 
fresh tomato slices,” nesses said apologized 
Mrs. Fellows, who is the home tions, was fined 
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: * ca * os 
Careers in Sciences 
An indication that this nation’s 
need for engineers is already be- 
dary schools comes in a survey of 
the graduating class at Culver‘ 
Military Academy, Culver, Ind. 
More than half the present senior 
class of 170-boys plan to go into 
science, engineering or mathe-| 
scatieg when they enter collage this} 
There is a general recognition, | 
ia government, that part. of our) 
nation’s wealth is its engineers 
and scientists.         
  
  
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. «++ To the many who worked in my behalf, to 
those who supported me with their vote, and to 
those of both parties who may not have voted for 
me, but still served our Democracy by voting. 
A particular tribute to those excellent people, my 
primary opponents, Mrs. Hazel Kuchinsky, Wil- 
liam ©. Murphy and Elwood West, who cam- 
paigned hard and fair in the best American tra- 
dition. oh 
B. J. HABEL 
Democratic Nominee for Register of Deeds 
  
  
              
  
  
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and are. peddled|at Australia’s states 
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up just in time to save the old 
homestead. | * 
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Rush was * knee for Dallas 
when he noticed flames billowing 
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rival to give their 28 votes to Gov. 
man on the first ballot, Oklahoma delegation 
whoops it up at trainside in Chicago. Sprinkling    of Stevenson hats and umbrellas could be signs 
of changing times after weekend caucuses which 
many delegations will hold prior to opening of the 
pemoerntie convention. 
  at time of ar- 
Averell Harri- 
  
for a Load of Bricks GREENSBORO, N.C. iH — 
Found: 5,000 missing bricks and 
the lady who let her front yard be 
used as storage space, . * * 
A truckdriver, bringing the 
Burlington, 
got two flats here. He couldn't 
jack up the wheels without un- 
‘loading’ his cargo, and a lady said 
he could use her front yard. 
Real trouble began when the 
truckdriver went back to Burling- 
jton for another load of bricks and 
‘some helpers for reloading the 
first batch, Then he couldn't find   know who the bricks belonged to. * * 
But now the man has located 
the house and the 5,000 bricks. 
“IT knew the man would be back 
sooner or later,” said the lady.. 
  
John Cabot was not an English- 
man, but. an Italian. Henry VII 
granted him authority to claim for 
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einai Man Who Guided|Name F. R. Chapman} WESTERN \Detroit Prison \Dies at 72 to Planning Group 
| DETROIT # — A. Blake Gillies, a 
City native, for 14 years head], Special meeting Test nigh the Detroit House of Correction, 
gla —y after a long illness, 
des 4 earlier worked i 
institutions, and brought 
treatment into play at   
      
  
slated a meeting for 7:30 tonight, 
Statuesque blonde, Audrey Terry, 
20, of Almont, was named first 
University student. 
Gabbard, 18, daughter of PREPARE INTERNATIONAL 
ford Garden Club members are EXH#IBIT—Mil- 
ready for their 
world-wide .exhibit, to take place on Thursday. 
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   Mrs. Milton Wiseley, club president and Mrs. 
George Hubbell, recently returned from Guate- 
mala and wearing a native made, hand-woven psychiatric t 
the Detroit institution, 
Under bis guidance, the city 
became one eof the finest Prison .| in the country, He wag superin- 
tendent from 1938-1952, 
‘He is survived by his wife, Nellie, 
and two sons, 
Isaac Crary PTA 
lLists Board; Dates WATEROFRD TOWNSHIP—Of- 
ficers of the Isaac E. Crary Jun- 
ior High PTA met Monday to. name 
area board members and discuss 
programs for the coming year. 
| The dates tor this year’s four 
meetings are Sept, 26, Nov. 7, 
Feb, 13, and May 15. All fall 
on Wednesdays. The first board 
meeting Is set for Aug. 27 at 
1:30 p.m, 
Parents who would like to serve 
on the board may contact John     
Kline, secretary. 
  ‘fa $200 scholarship to Levi Crivea, 
Abel, president, or Mrs, L. V.jtended ‘to be held in the Village Hall 
  
Garden Group 
Awards Designer 
Scholarship 
WATERFORD TOWNSHIP—The 
Waterford Township Branch of the 
Women’s National Farm and Gar- 
den Assn. this week made final 
arrangements for the awarding of 
apprentice see at Dunstan's 
r Leyi will go to 
Pi Kistler School of Floral De- 
There he wil] study all phases of 
commercial floriculture and de- 
signing for all occasions on the 
on creativeness, .- 
The son of Mr, and Mrs. L. J. 
Crivea of 1155 Myrtle Ave., Levi 
graduated from Waterford Town- 
ship High School in 1955, He at- 
Detroit Bible College for 
one year and is currently with the 
National Guard at Fort aang 
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eo oceeds to Sponsor Japanese Student Crescent Hill Baptists , = The competition opened with tee Plan Saturday Picnic Name 3 at take Orion to ordinary blue jeans 
coming remarks by Peach Festival WATERFORD TOWNSHIP—The| LAKE ORION—Village Council! — That slim LEV'S cut President Jewel Wes | an n ernd iona X | at | OF Crescent Hills Baptist Church will|hore has named a committee of | 
rine Saree | ee judges. hold a Sunday School picnic Satur-|three to meet with the Lake Orion| makes you look trimmet« 
day at Marshbank Park. Those at-|7_.,,ovement Assn. in regard to a ‘They were Mrs. Myrtle Labbitt from Mexico and poteryjrennttive of the American Field tending wil meet atthe’ parsonage uM 21 al 
of CKLW-TV; Portrait Painter Pian: Gesuienen. foe Chins é at noon. the park, on“Aug. 21, at the and feel trimmer. 
John Coppin; Dr. Walter Me- | n41LFORD—Members of the Mil-| Foreign background music, typi-| A pee will be taken at the| There will be a basket dinner,|* Gerald Lane. Appointed were: ies 
Bride; Caricaturist Karl Larsen; jford Farm and Garden Club havelcal of various countries, will be|Higby door, and all interested per-igames, and an ice cream treat|Hugh Galloway, Robert Hauxwell| - And that rugged 
Free Press ee criten, wa, {Deen working for months collecting! played for guests throughout the/#0ns are urged to attend the/for the children; and Gordon Hazelton. : ; 
Nouse, and Warren Simpson, W® |ouriog for their “International Ex-\day and many rare récords have |¢xhibit, denim —reinforced with 
= oe hibit” to he held Thursday, been accumulated by Mrs. Charles sagen ne | The 12 contestants were identi-| The exhibition will take place |Sheppard. Elect Pontiac Woman real Copper Rivets — 
fied only by placards bearing the|at the home of Mrs, Frank Higby, 
names of varieties of peaches. In-\at 1325 N. Milford Rd., from ten 
individually, they told|in the morning until four in the 
about their hobbies and plans for) afternoon. All the proceeds will go terviewed 
the future. 
After winners were announced, towards the sponsorship of a Japa- 
nese exchange student in. Septem- 
last year’s Miss Romeo, now Mrs. per. 
James Tenniswood, presented 
Queen Ann with a bouquet of yel- 
  
County Births 
Fg St on seated Bpecial guests of the day will 
be Doris Hammond from the 
British Council for the Detroit Region, and A. B. Birnkrandt 
from the Austrian Council. They 
will be on hand to answer .ques- 
tries. 
  tions pertaining to their coun: | 
Among the items to be on | 
;|play are candlesticks. from Sweden Toshiko Okitse, Japatiese high 
school girl who is to be spon- 
live at the home of the Ward 
Mancour family, at 401 Washing- 
ton St., Milford, 
  sored by the Garden Clab, will‘ 
Tom Meagher is the Milford rep- MARLETTE — Members of the 
Benedict family, in a recent re- 
union at Potters Lake, elected Mrs. 
Duane Hammond of Pontiac as 
their president, Mrs. William Ben- 
edict Sr. of Mariette is —. 
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  BREAK GROUND FOR 8T. MARK _ ‘Digging 
into a bit of the seven-and-a-half acre site for St, 
Mark’s .Lutheran Church, 7979 Commerce Rd., 
West Bloomfield Township, is the Rev. William ler, chairman; 
C. Grafe, pastor of the 115-member congregation. 
St. Mark Lutherans Start Building WEST BLOOMFIELD TOWN- 
SHIP — Groundbreaking ceremon- 
ies Sunday at the site at 7979 Com- 
merece Rd., where St. Mark's Luth- 
eran Church will stand, began a 
seven-month construction period.   
23 Meet to Mull 
Waterford Law Chartered Township 
Government Favorably 
Eyed by Group 
WATERFORD TOWNSHIP 
Sewers and water systems, indus- 
  ‘The congregation, now number- 
ing 115, expects to have seating 
space for from 350 to 400 in the 
contemporary style _ building's 
nave, Its full basement \ will ac- ne ee = 
Add Zoo Book, 
New Mysteries 
at Avon Library 
* ROCHESTER—New books put on 
the Avon Township Library shelves 
this week include an Erle Stanley 
  
Bo Gardner’ mystery, a ‘‘successful 
book on zoos by humorist Dr. 
Cuss..-, 5 
Adult fiction includes: 
Adult fiction tncludes: 
Another Sky by N. Babson 
Harvest the a by GO, Carstens on 
Greenwillow by B 
Case the Semi Defendant by 
} i. Shute 
x by P. Horror on Crane 
Six Weeks in Tarek by Lane Kauff- 
mann 
by J Se Was 
Perewelt ‘te eee. by Saliee O'Brien 
Adult nen-fiction: 
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Marie ee Girl Astounomeg by ‘If I Ran 
  4 Wolverine Lake 
OKs Franchise Pleasant Ridge Man 
With Rescued Airmen 
|| WIESBADEN, Germany »—The; 
US. Air Force in Europe has re- 
leased the names of 13 American) 
  storm-swept English ‘Chana while 
on @ survival. mission in two rub- 
ber life boats; 
The men, adrift ™ hours trom 
Normandy Beach, ‘stationed at 
Dreux, France, included Lt, Don- 
ald E. McGowan, 23, of Pleagant 
Ridge.   
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Four Town Methodists ade of the Sunday 
Slate. Meeting, Picnic | sunday, Aug. %, at 
FOUR TOWNS — Official Board 
of the Methodist Chureh here will 
meet at 8 p.m. Thursday at the 
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‘lapproved three issues in a special airmen rescued Monday in the church, | Announcement being 
    
Electors Approve Gas 
Issue, 2 Amendments 
in Special Election 
‘WOLVERINE LAKE—Voters of 
Wolverine Lake Village yesterday 
election held at the Village Hall on 
Glengary Road. 
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The proposal to grant Consumers 
Power Company a 30-year fran- 
chise to provide gas service to the 
area was ‘approved by an over-    
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At his right i is Goaten Schroeder, measidous of the 
congregation, and from left to right, Thomas Ful- whelming majority, 171 to 38. 
The two other issues, an 
amendment te the charter to 
permit the village to allow for 
special assess t districts for 
-foad improvement and public 
necessity and amendment to the 
charter to permit the village to 
issue bonds to finance impreve- 
ments, -were closely contested 
throughout the day. Final count 
showed that the electors ap- 
proved the amendments by a 
vote of 109 to 100. 
Only slightly more than 
voters went to the polls. 
In a special council meeting held 200 
Earl Garrels, and Vincent Spen- 
cer, all of the building committee. last night, the board canvassed 
the votes and then adopted ‘a reso- 
lution which officially gives Con- 
sumers Power Company the righi 
ceniniiae Sunday School classes 
and social gatherings. 
Overall cost of the structure, 
designed by Merritt and Cole ef 
Detroit and being built by Mau- 
rice D, Roberts, also of Detroit, 
will be $110,000. . 
The Church Extension board of 
the Michigan District, Lutheran 
Church-Missouri Synod will provide 
the funds, The congregation ex- 
pects to raise $40,000 in loans to 
help finance the project. 
The congregation, one year old 
in June, will continue to hold serv- 
ices and Sunday School in: the 
Westacres Community House un- 
til the new church is completed. 
  to supply gas to the village. 
  
Wolverine Council 
Asks Financial Pact . COMMERCE TOWNSHIP—Mem- 
bers of the Wolverine Lake Vil 
lage Common Council will atten 
regular monthly .meeting of the 
Commerce Township Board at 
p.m, this evening for the purpose 
of seekifig a financial agreement 
for fire protection. 
Wolverine Lake councilmen 
seek a financial pact that will 
guarantee that village completo 
fire protection from the Coim- 
merce ,Townehip Fire Depart- 
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left the floor? UST BETWEEN Us—don't you get a kick out of 
keeping a step ahead of the other fellow— 
especially when it comes to cars? 
So wouldn't you find it fun to boss the newest 
_ thing in motordom—a car with the greatest 
advance in transmissions since the gearshift 
And wouldn't you like to have all this at a’price   the good-news gas savings this economy range 
brings. 
~ You can have the safety-surge of power that 
comes from pyshing down on the pedal and 
switching the pitch. a 
All with the walloping might of Buick’s $22- 
cubic-inch V8 engine. All with the new luxury 
of a ride that’s built on 4 brawny coil springs 
for buoyant levelness. A ride with new steering 
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‘Thursday, 
  
  IMLAY CITY—Twenty-two senior 
Girl Scouts with their leaders, Mrs. 
William Knight and Mrs. L. V. 
Reams, are camping at Camp-'O- 
Fair Winds from this week through 
   
   
       
     
         
       -|WCTU Picnic Thursday 
  
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NEW HUDSON — Farm Bureau beams os 8. 
members here will meet Thursday 
at the a of i ve bea Bert oe Marjory wa a. 
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  Heretofore, the Commerce Fire 
Departmeent has answered all calls 
to Wolverine Lake Village without 
an official agreement. 
Minister on Tour 
fo Visit His Twin 
COMMERCE—An extended tour   
  
DRAYTON PLAINS — The local 
chapter of the WCTU will meet 
  that is right—and when the weather is right— ease and sweeter handling. 
and right when your car is at its top worth? Best of all, you can make the buy of a lifetime. 
For today’s low prices have hélped move Buick 
into America’s best-selling 3 more  Acily than 
ever. ws 
That means we can come to terms on the 
trade-in value of your car in a way that’s bound 
to tickle you pink. Well, sir, we've got that kind of situation for 
you—now, 
Because this very eee can step into a 1956 
Buick with Variable Pitch Dynaflow* and drive 
away with a transmission so modern, so respon- 
sive, so. smooth that you may not find its like in 
other cars for years to come. 
. You can have the thrill of leased: action 
from the merest =| of the pedal—and with Why not stop in and take us up on that—today? 
*New Advanced Variable Pitch Dynaflow is the only Dynaflow 
Buick builds today. It is standard on Roadmaster, Super and 
Century—optional at modest extra cost on the Special, 
  
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OLIVER MOTOR SALES, INC. font , ame Phone FE 2-9101   
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    BAZLEY'S is the Nane That Stands for Quality 
Freshness and Low, Low Prices! 
HAMS “= SQiltur 49%. JUNEDALE BRAND ot 3 9; |i tas 
Sandwich Spread 39°| Breakfast Sausage 29°   
    
      
    
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  ‘estimates hay fever costs : each ae. (ileal 
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man, and others who spend long Was Installed by Us ... hours on the highways. : 
Now a new drug called plimasin, ee eRe: I ne ee 
a combination of antihistamines){ °. \ ' wy on ne one 
and ritalin, q stimulant against 
fatigue and mental depression, 
has been introduced. Dr. Jerome a 
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found it gave relief in many cases Our Congratulations 
and had few side effects. \ te 
= F But all present forms of threat: DETROIT EDISON ss sient : . ~~ {ment are palliative only. No real; 
| eel uit its / cure hag been found, afid none is epi a ry Mic ogo . i state. the horizon. ast Growing Area. Lists Pair of Pooches, [Segregation Issue Enters|rrested stats. the mother a ae ee oe ‘ ~ , | 
Still Beats Tax Rap Custody Battle for Boy , La, regardless, yesht hea a herd time fiseing the! : Oklahoma accepted the U.S JACKSONVILLE, Fla. Willie} TULSA, Okla. (~The segrega- decision en ine ns pollen. Winds often : es 
King, 48-year-old shipyard worker,|tion and educational standards of\tegration in public schools and is|°™7% * ‘ar to’sea. T 
Bryan Simpson that he listed two/sues Ss ee oe ee sagt nt beating hay fever, but) ®. e I 
dependents nvolving an 8-year-old| Some ‘ persons are em-|it's: to follow, On ‘ a 
pany oe Ne en ioe bev. ployed in manufacturing plants in| Hole up in an air-filtered room, | : Plumbing & Heating 
vo gg legak”” King! The father, Frank Latimer Sr.,|Texas. They earn roughly 14 perjhang a “do not disturb” sign on 103 State St FE 5-1683 
— was legal |," lciaims the ‘future of the ‘boy,|cent of the state’s total personal|the door, and hibernate there un-’ __ ; said. thought you put Frank Jr., is not hopeful in @ seg-|income, til the season is over. | wiciael chickens, dogs, cats or anything 
like that. '    
   
   
     
    
         
if he had no willful intent to de- fraud.”’ 
"|A Policemen’s Ball 
VANCOUVER UW—An old law 
forbidding policemen to hold part 
time jobs outside the department 
has been lifted, ‘so long as the jobs 
are in keeping with police force 
traditions." Also scrapped was a 
ruling forbidding policemen's wives 
to hold jobs.   
  
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  DETROIT EDISON 
        
    Lx TO MEET THE NEEDS OF A All the Steel in the | VIGOROUS COMMUNITY 
: 3h Ae Growth is a contagious thing. As you in Oakland County ® exchange wornout standard : li cords fies : Beautiful New Building thrive, we must grow, too, to keep pace with your ever- Speil cords repaired posible, jiance cords for new ones, 
  increasing needs. That's why we built this brand-new 
Oakland District office . . . to serve you better. 
Naturally, we're proud of our new facilities. But we're 
prouder still to be a part of this fine, vigorous community. 
We hope you'll stop in’and Visit us in our new building, 
@s soon as you can. 
FOR THE CONVENIENCE OF EDISON CUSTOMERS WE WiLL: © repair the operating parts of your electric range, clothes dryer, water heater or incinerator without charge. Most of the ‘small appliances—toaster, coffeemaker, iron, for example— we will repair, just charging for the parts. : * send a specialist out to check your lighting requirements, * give you expert advice on electric caoking and home freezing—give you tested, easy-to-prepare recipes, ® check your building or remodeling plans to see if you have Was Furnished by — 
full HOUSEPOWER. | © ‘furnish new light bulbs for your old burned-out ones—any. — ® give ! : ; oS oapioeties te ure . Po Se nt oy Miah In case of olen. 
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\ Pride in the growth of our fine community and constant striving for new and 
N modern facilities to better aid customers in their search for _— products and 
\gervice is the by-word of Detroit Edison. 
With the greatest of pleasure, we the undersigned merchants applaud Detroit 
Ediyon on their progressiveness and are proud to feel we are a part of their 
present and future accomplishments, Excellent care and service of modern 
electrital appliances purchased by our- customers is guaranteed when Detroit 
Edison called on for fap: 082, advice and service. Rely on Detroit Edison 
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WKC -/\> _TheL. A. Wagner do. 
108 North Saginaw : 1960 N. Opdyke Road / / 
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Another note of progress in Oakland 
County is exemplified in the new 
offices of Detroit Edison . . . con- 
structed at 58 West Huron to meet 
the increasing demand for service 
of our ever-growing community. 
for inueghel of your appliance installations and home electrical eystem. Part of 
< their fine services includes . . . furnish new light bulbs for old burned out | 
ones {. . exchange wornout standard appliance cords for new ones . . . replace 
bursied-out fuses... repair operating parts of electric ranges, clothes dryers, - 
water heaters or incinerators. . . send specialists to check your lighting 
Fequirements +++ give expert advice on electric cooking and home freezing .. . 
7 ‘check your building or remodeling plans to see you have full Housepower — 
Clayton’s F urniture 
& Appliances 3065 Orchard Lake Road, Keego Harbor 
Frayer Refrigeration 
Sales | - §89 Orchard Lake 
ore Tord’ oe 
1s 5 West Huron +++ give you emergency service day or night. 
    B. F. Goodrich Co. 
111 North Perry 
           
      Hampton Electric 
825 West Huron. 
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meccbetaan who has been reassigned to the : 
eo Sd ee ongratulations “a |peneral of the foreign service. : C | 
oo ean from Lingoln, Neb., succeeds : 
nos e Simon E. Sobelotf, who resigned to , 
: il _— Cireuit Poon filing Rankin’s 4 .- 
: ' par ye po agg egose aaa o : 
A Maine 14 verse to the government are to be : Your 
Maryland 18 appealed On The Opening Of 
Rankin represented the govern- . ° 
masserneeette 60 ment in arguments before the Su New, Modern Building : : preme Court which led to the 1954 2. 2 
: |_Michigan “4 ruling that racial ate in 
a Minnesota 30 - is Was uncons' 
9 =. ae MS __| |AF War Ace Killed . 
Missouri 38. GN Wise BBS pg SHES Se | British Car Crash The Concrete... Concrete Blocks 
Montana 16 2 | in British Car rasn | i : | 
mebraska 12 san ona a a let and Masonry Materials Were 
= re 8 |Amerca's most decorated fers : Furnished by 
gaa a a iting Yocere 0 tp US, A ; : 
Mew Mexico 16 . ne ap in combat a denrone ia : ) + 
“|New York 96 Hermon Internationa Air Trophy B 2 B 5 il dl : § | 
(a cma =<%(! Roice Builders Supply a North Dakota 8 | His car apparently went toes a ; 
Ohio 68 tee et uh ae 545 S. TELEGRAPH RD. “Air orce se re. car : 
Oklahoma 28 broke in two, Police said Schilling) 
: 16 ‘ —~ oa ool vehicle and ‘+ FE . 5-8186 : 
Pennsylvania 74 He was stationed in England as 
Rhode liland is ' ‘ Te toaeners thir. Division. - 
Tennessee 32 a 6 f Fe 
Utah 12 # i 3 a 
Washington 26 fi 
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| Wyoming 14 x 
Alaska 6 : 
District of Columbia 6 * 
Hawaii 6 ; 
Carial Zone 3 a 
                                    
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Tae “Total convention votes 1372; needed to nominate 6861/2. Note: Democratic convention rules best that for each 
a convention vote, a state may have two delegates, each with cne-half vote. 
  
The barge and towing-vessel in- 
dustry serves 76 of the 106 cities 
in the United States with popula- 
tions of more than 100,000.   
    
  Plastic Silos Show 
Promise for Storage DES MOINES—Experiments in| making plastic silos may lead tol] TQ revolutionary, methods of storing} zi e The Little Guy’ Strikes Back _ |Family Charges Tolls ‘on Oregon Road Strip and ribbing the state last Sunday 
when they stretched a rope across   
      
  
   
            
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} a toll road 16%/vate property” sign 
   . hour and the Stumibos had a start. 
The day after the traffic-stop-       silos are useful for putting up 
small quantities of a very high- 
quality silage for feeding in out-' 
of-the-way places. Effective plas-: 
*\tic silos have been built with half- 
ton to 67-ton capacities. 
The gas-tight 
are quick-sealing after filling, 
    
    
   
        
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modern. building. 
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At the Jusior Editors. camp they have a nature study museum 
showing collections made by the campers. 
Billy wantg to be a mining engineer when he grows up, and he is 
studying: | iirent cade andi iuitieed ott cticaes saan 
. marked of flifterent colors, with circular marks 
in them. He has’ also found some y during his field trips. 
Janey likes to study ver. She ean many trees, out bee 
ee ee 
Genie SOMGOEL have coectebcadd ttille } of wood, and aind Hich- 
_ ens from fallen trées. have found that have 
to the ground or blown ee her ents 
construction, 
After. fe pceure with per lids past it town eb corde] 
board, and then eut it out. Fold it down the e@ntral dotted line so it will 
stand up. 
(Por eonigibuting this idea first Midved. Stout Wellsburg, Iowa, wins $10. You may win the Junior Editors award it you send in a use- 
ee on Sree: Viblet Moore Higgins; AP News- 
2 Tomorrow: “Comme sna Oot i”     
  | Nias of Men in Service Thomas J. Wilson was recently|provide support for National Guard 
presented a $100/and Army Reserve units on active 
Savings Bond for|duty training at Camp McCoy, Wis., 
winning a contest |this summer. 
in designing an| Cpl. Hargrove is a squad leader. 
official _insiguia/in Company K of the ist Infantry 
for the Naval Air|Divisionls 26th Regiment, — 
Station, Lake-/ly stationed at Post Riley, Kan. 
      
     at the air station. zs 
Prior to entering the service in 
' July 1954, he graduated from Al- 
' gonac High School. 
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uated from the Navy Builder my 
in Port Hueneme, | : 
prentice, is 
son of Leland 
W. Angell, 1937 
Watkins Lake Rd. ANGELL. 
He has been transferred to Mobile 
Construction Battalion 3 at Port 
Hueneme, Calif, 
    
| Randolph, which recently left Nor- 
| folk, Va. for a tobr of duty in the 
| Rehfus is the son of Mrs. Agatha 2 Grandview Ave. and 
   
      
   
          
   
       
      
     
    
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    With a long day of campaigning behind him, Adlai 
Stevenson leans back to allow.the waiter to serve him a 
glass of champagne during   
Gals Put On 
Good Face at 
Convention 
Repair Makeup for 
TV Appearance on 
Platform 
CONVENTION HALL, Chicago 
(®—It was ladies’ day at the after- 
noon session of the Democratic Na- 
tional Convention yesterday, and, 
right off, the women showed in one 
respect at least they were more 
forthright than the men. 
Many of the men speakers have 
been carefully made up. so they 
would look good on television, But 
the makeup has been applied far 
offstage, and there even have been 
denials it was used at all. 
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Not so, the ladies. They carefully 
worked on €ach other's faces, right 
on the platform. 
And although most of the women 
are members of Congress—and as 
such used to squabbles on the 
House floor—they quickly reached 
a unanimous decision on an im- 
portant and troubling issue. 
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Some wore hats, some didn’t. 
The verdict: No hats for anybody. 
As usual at afternoon sessions 
during the early stages of a con- 
vention, only a relatively few dele- 
gates and spectators were on hand. 
When the program began only 
around 1,500 were present in the 
huge hall that seats 12,000. 
  
Coming Events Francis C. Butterfield Tent 8, Daugh- 
teran: ihe the party hostessed by Perle 
    Mesta last night. At left is 
of the guests at the gala olfetes held i the Democratig, 
convention session, 
  Mrs. Averell Harriman at the big social -Perle Mesta. 
  ters of Union Ve' is of | Civil War, 
wine y ot 6 pm, 128 W. party for Democrats last ss ee 
At Will-O-Way   
Danny Simpson Is Star 
- Danny Simpson of Lancaster 
road is starred in “Bernardihe,” 
playing now at Will-O-Way. Danny 
plays Buford (Wormey) Weldy, 
the problem boy of the ‘gang’. His 
problem is “girls, girls, girls." He 
runs his crowd to its wits end ip 
trying to get him a date, 
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Danny came to Pontiac in Au- 
gust 1944 from Alexandria, Va. He 
entered Pontiac High School as a 
junior and was q member’of the 
swimming team. He competed in 
all the meets that year and was 
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DANNY SIMPSON 
fifth in the State High School Championships held at at Michigan State University. : > lef -his-magadtisns and all of his 
jgirl, living on the banks of the 
Spray Screens, Sills their hangouts and Saturday night 
dances, 
“Bernardine’’ by Mary Chase, 
the author of “Harvey” and “Mrs. 
McThing,” will be presented — at 
Will-O-Way Playhouse for two 
weeks. The, comedy, which 
through Aug. 26. 
The play is‘a funny and touch. | 
ing comedy about adolescent 
males who shock their parents 
by their seemingly hard-boiled 
attitude toward Ifle, their con- 
cern with members of the oppo- 
of q mythical “Bernardine” who 
lives only to lavish her charms 
on them. 
a resemblance to “Harvey,” her 
mysterious rabbit. ‘“Bernardine”’ 
has a touch of his madness, a trace 
invisibility. She is the boys’ dream 
Itching River in Sneaky oa 
idaho. f 
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For all of the boys’ cynical atti- 
brought forth an amusing and mov- 
ing comedy. 
Besides Dagny Simpson as the 
problem boy of the ‘gang,’ others 
in the cast are Charmaine Har- 
ma, Mady Correll, Panl Caplan. « 
Sti others are Martha Drage, 
Baldwin, Janet. Simpson, Bruce 
Terry, Louis Therrien, Hal Rallins 
and Robert Bryson. 
  opened Tuesday evening will runj|~ 
site sex and by dreaming aloud |. 
Mary Chase's “Bernardine’’ has! night. F our 
  s Mrs. Paul Magnuson, one 
  Perle Mesta. 
Party Ils One 
to Remember 
500 Jam Ballroom 
as Dems Stir Up 
Rollicking Time 
By ED CREAGH 
CHICAGO @# — Perle Mesta's 
party may not have been the 
mosta but it came close to being 
the besta, 
Where else can you 
Kaltenborn | imitating 
Truman imitating H, 
born? find H. V. 
Harry §. 
V. Kalten- 
* * * 
Where else do they serve you 
champagne in glasses with pink 
rosebuds around the stems? 
of ceremonies wearing an—Averell 
Harriman button suddenly remem- 
ber he was supposed to introduce 
a man named Adlai E. Stevenson, 
~ Six Pages Today _ 
in Women's Section 
Seley to diane er Stevenson had al- 
ready left? The M. C., Irish tenor 
Phil Regan, never will live that 
ohe down. 
* * * 
Mrs, Mesta, a formidable party- 
giver who used to be minister to 
Luxembourg, planned originally 
to have only a modest 350 or so 
guests at last night’s champagne 
supper. 
All sorts of people, including re- 
porters, kept pestering ‘her for in- 
vitations, however, So she wound 
up with a good 500 guests in a ho- 
tel ballroom that can accom- 
modate half that many. In the 
confusion some guests never did 
get a drink, But they saw a whale 
of an off-the-cuff floor show. 
: * * ® 
Martha Rountree, who moder, 
ates television panel shows, lined 
up the politicians on her right, 
the celebrated commentators and 
reporters on her left, and they ex- 
changed barbs in a free-wheeling 
fashion you don’t often see on your 
TV screen. 
Somebody reminded Kaltenborn 
of the celebrated imitation Tru 
man did of him after the 1948 
election: Kaltenborn rose to the oc- 
easion. He did an imitation of Tru- 
man imitating Kaltenborn. It 
brought down the house. 
One roaring spectator: 
Truman. H. §. 
* * * And where else does a master} 
a potato from her home 
< 
  .. Sen, Estes Kefauver wag there. 
          Former President Harry Truman and hundred attended the affair, hosted by 
Mrs. Perle Mesta, known for her gala parties, looks 
over the lavish table set for the Blackstone Hotel party 
at which she was hostess last night for Democrats.   
Miss Schmansky 
Feted at Shower 
Wilma Pfahlert entertained. at 
her. home on. avenue Will-O-Way Sets Benefit Showing 
The Sept. 11 performance of 
“The King of Hearts at Wiil-O-|for 
Tuesday evening at a ‘miscellane+|Way will be a benefit performance 
ous shower in honor of Margaret 
Fred Hudson, Lee Moore, John|schmansky, Who will marry Wil- 
liam C. Pfahlert Jr. Aug, 18. 
Margaret's parents are Mr. and 
‘Mrs. Eugene Schmansky of W. 
mage adenoid Paget! 
      tor wet ute sina he 
ation sey in the pl 
was the usual crowd of telows, sances, 
  C. Pfahlerts of Lakeland “avenue.    
       jfor the Pontiac Symphony Orches- 
Tickets for the showing may be 
purchased from the membership 
committee of the Association to the 
Rgntiac Symphony Orchestra. 
Several pre-play dinner 
{are planned and several women’s 
organizations are planning hus- 
eee ee 
ve   So were — ob, just name about 
anybody at the convention. They 
mostly were there except Harri- 
man, who missed the big plug the 
man Regan gave him. 
(Regan swears he forgot he 
‘|was wearing that Harriman button 
when he stepped up to the micro- 
phone to introduce such perform- 
ers as Vaughn Monroe and Johr- 
nie Desmond.) 
GOP Women 
Hear Talk by 
Harvey Lodge 
Harvey L. Lodge spoke before 
the Republican Women's Federa- 
tion of Oakland County at their 
Monday meeting, held at Hotel 
Waldron. Introduced by Mrs. Ken- 
neth Nichols, president, he used 
the theme, “Party Loyalty,” for 
his talk, Hig speech emphasized 
the necessity for party unity. “ 
Mrs, Harry Henderson, chairrhan 
of the “Meet the Candidate” pic- 
nic Sept, 17 at Avon Park, an- 
nounced that Mrs. Daniel Murphy 
Jr. will serve as invitations chair- 
man. Mrs. Richard Moore will han- 
die food arrangements for the af-   
Royal Oak will have charge of 
decorations. 
Mrs, Frank McGregor invited 
members and their friends to a 
breakfast Aug. 29 at 9:30 a.m. 
at the Congregational Church, 
The Pledge to the Flag was|~ 
ee by Mrs. Arthur Griswold. 
Mrs. Nichols will represent the 
Federation as a delegate to the 
National Federation of Women's 
Clubs: being held in Chicago, Mrs. 
William Kennedy will serve as fair and Mrs, William Randall of} §       Rep, Gracie Pfost of Idaho brandishes 
speaks to the Democratic meeting at yes- 
terday afternoon's session. It was Ladies’ 
Rep. Martha W. . Griffith ep Michigan 
acknowledges applause after she was 
introduced at the Women’s Day program   Day at the 
came before 
the way the 
house. state as she 
  of the third tional Convention in Chicago. 
  onventioneers Live It Up | 
AP Wirepheotes 
parley, as congresswomen 
the convention to criticize 
Republicans are keeping 
~*~ 
session of Democratic Na 
  
Womens Section ~   
the Pontiac Repub- 
lican Womens Club, and Mrs, Hen- 
  
IPeahtionatte Club 
Meets Tuesday 
Fashionette Club members met 
evening. Following the business 
Mrs. Verna Ricker, club presi- 
dent, announced that the club is 
nounced a skating party scheduled 
Tuestiay evening at Doris Ska- 
VEW Auxiliary 1008 
Plans Two Events © 
A report on the County Council 
  evening at the Legion. Hall on 
Auburn avenue. - 
The auxiliary made plans ‘to at-   at Adah Shelly library Pasnese returned from a three-week 
held recently was given when) 
VFW, 1008 Auxiliary met Monday WEDN ESDAY, AUGU IST 15, 1956 Pages 23—28   
Mayor and Mrs. William W. Don- 
aldson of West Lawrence street 
and daughters Carol and Nancy 
trip through the West. Accompany- 
ing them was Mr, Donaldson’s sis- 
ter, Mrs. Vera E. Rowley of De- 
troit: 
: They traveled through 13 states 
and visited such scenic spots as 
Grand Mesa, Yellowstone. National 
‘Park, The Black, Hills, Salt Lake 
City and Denver. 
“While in Denver they visited his 
and sister-in-law, Mr, and 
    of Milan, Tenn. and their children, 
Sammy, Jimmy and Phyllis. 
* * « 
Mrs, Melvin Rentfrow of Oge- 
maw road returned from Mt. Ver- 
non, Ohio, where she attended the 
wedding of her cousin, Jean Cas- 
sell, . 
wo * * 
Attending the Coatsworth-Bel- 
bin wedding at Blenheim, On- 
tario, Saturday were Mr. and 
Mrs. Stuart Townsend of Silver 
Circle drive and Mr. and Mrs. 
William Townsend and daugh- 
ter, Mary, of Sashabaw road. 
Also in attendance were Mr. and 
Mrs. Donald Humphries of Dixie 
” |highway and their r daughter, Robin. 
  Personal News of Interest in Area guest of Maxine Miller at her ul 
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One afternoon 13-year-old Cinire|casm, you're not too old to get that/stores his sister's book or picks up) 
and & friend Jeft banana skins end|/™PUae owl Of Yr en | litter he’s made, But as he 
pop bottles on the porch steps.lonq tied. lobeys, he protests some uncom 
Later, Claire's mother noticed hod wet angrily on 1 deat ee 8 toaing.   
  
  
the front steps?” | bles ly to the pore Moor, 
Claire, who'd been reading a to her bedroom in a storm new comic, was annoyed by the [* "8 
think?” she demanded | 't happehs to the best of us. 
pee np and aus her | But if we're bright, not more 
shoulders, slammed the frent | than twice. 
dvor behind her. FOLLOWS PATTERN 
Promptly, her mother pulled it} Until we learn, it always works 
OR 7729 open again. “‘How dare you shrug/the same way. We win some con- 
ver shoulders like that at me?’’'flict with the child. He gets out at 
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. Neatly cuffed slacks that fit snugly, 
keep shirttail in. Red, light grey. 
Wathable weel jersey shirt 3.50 (3 
to 6x) 3.98 {7 to 14). Flannel 
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borderjago, I. was asked by a friend to 
join a card club to which she be- 
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therefore had to drop out. Ags 1) 
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Answer: You can say that you 
find that you cannet give the time toi, ~*~ 
Dear Mrs. Post: ‘‘Is it ever per- 
missible to leave the dance floor   
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‘and time of day that a hat MALING SHOES should be worn?”   
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   THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY. f J 
AUGU: ST 1 15, 1956   
First 
Methodist © 
Church were 
Ruth Ella’ 
Wells and 
Paul Gene 
Hickman. She 
is the daughter 
of Mrs. Lloyd 
S. Wells of 
Brown road 
and Paul’s 
_ Parents are 
Mr. and Mrs. 
Guy 
Williamson 
of Littletell 
road, 
MR, and MRS, PAUL G. HICKMAN 
Paul G. Hickman Takes 
    Ruth Ella Wells as Bride 
Ruth Ella Wells became , thechurch parlors. Following a wed- 
ding trip to Florida the couple 
will make their home on Lans- bride of Paul Gene Hickman Sat- 
urday evening at First Methodist 
Church, The service was     _ jtieular problem. 
* bj 
fiedaisock Best , By AXNE HEYWOOD . 
Sometimes I wish that all coun- 
seling, therapy and advice-giving 
' |eould be done in groups instead 
of individually. 
The petsori who has a problem 
~-|thinks that he alone in the whole 
wide world is faced with that par- 
* ¢ 
The truth is that hundreds of 
others have exactly the same prob- 
lem, They even discuss it in éx- 
-jactly the same words and give 
exactly the same illustrations. 
WORK IN GROUPS 
If these people could work in 
groups, they would get over that 
jfeeling, They: would stop concen- 
trating on themselves, channel 
some of their energy away from! 
their self-pity and begin to help 
others instead—which is the best 
way to help oneself. 
* * * 
In the past six weeks, I've talked 
to, or received letters from, some 
dozen older women who are in- 
terested in getting jobs. Most of 
them have been housewives for 
years, - 
Here are some of the com- 
plaints they all have in common: 
“T feel so out of place in an 
employment agency. Everybody 
else can fill out the card with jobs 
and salaries and business skills. I 
have to put ‘housewife’ and it looks 
so pathetic.” 
“I feel so old and so old-   terviewed mé was scarcely older 
than my daugh’ a 
“I don't feel nearly as well- 
Greteind ‘te the Seetnegs wernee my age. No matter what I 
I feel I give the 
being in a housedress,” 
“T have no special ability to of- ‘of 
  
You'd Better 
NEW YORK (INS) — 
vacation and a miserable one can 
First, proper choice of ward-, 
rébe is important and remember, 
that it can get cold-in Florida: and 
hot in Alaska. 
A lightweight raincoat; dark 
glasses and walking shoes can 
‘make a vacation much more com- 
fortable. Don't try to break in 
new shoes during vacation time 
when you'll be walking a lot. 
Have a medical and dental 
nothing can ruin a vacation as 
thoroughly as a bad toothache. 
The medical checkup is most 
important if you plan to engage 
in strenuous activities. Be sure to 
get anti-allergic or other prescrip- 
tions filled before you go — there 
might not be a drug store. 
While at the drug store, pick 
up supplies for a modest first 
aid kit which should include 
items like a fungicidal powder 
  against athiete’s foot, mineral oil 
  by the Rev. Perry Thomas of the|40wn road at Wiliams Lake. 
Commerce Methodist Church, 
For her wedding, Ruth, the 
daughter of Mrs, Lloyd S. Wells of 
« Brown road and the late Mr. Wells, 
Wore a ballerina-length gown of 
Chantilly lace. A bouffant skirt fell 
from the fitted long-torso waistline. 
Her headpiece was a crown of ne 
seed pearis, which secured a 
fingertip vell of French illusion. 
She carried a bouquet of white 
roses and carnations, and wore 
-a single strand of pearls to ac- 
cent her bridal costume. 
Mrs, Keith R. Martell of Troy|*~ 
wore a light blue ballerina-length| =, 
gown of nylon dotted - Swiss, 
fashioned with scoop neckline and| > 
Dbouffant skirt, 
BRIDESMAIDS IN PINK 
Joan Martell of Troy and Mrs. 
Jack Saylor wore gowns similar 
to the matron of honor’s in a shade 
of pink, They carried bouquets of 
pink gladioli ¢ircled with white 
cushion chrysanthemume. * 
Paul, son of Mr, and Mrs. Guy| | Williamson of Littletell road, had|/ 
Robert Rioux of Davisburg as best) 7 
man, Ushers were Paul Kampner, 
Jérry Vallad of Drayton Plains, 
Warren May and Pau] Benson, 
For her daughter’s wedding 
Mrs, Wellg chose a gray blue 
lace dress with navy accessories 
and a corsage of pink carnations. 
Mrs. Williamson was gowned in 
gray lace over pink, with pink ac- 
cessories and a corsage of pink 
carnations, 
A reception was held in the   
TO KNIT OR 
CROCHET 
SIZES 14-16-18 
A must for this fall’s wardrobe/{ 
is this fashion-rite set—a sew-easy 
slim skirt plus a boxy sweater that |{c 
is crocheted (or knitted) and fab- 
ric trimmed. 
Pattern No. 5606 contains skirt 
to Ae OO Geek oe 37 
W. Quincy St cago is 
colorful 
  
              
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1, wale? misses sizes. 
  Right now cool comfort with the 
look of top fall fashioning. Showing 
the advance season’s new empire 
- fine, brief jackets and the much 
talked of “costume look.” Junior 
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bala: 4 “gg Make Sure 
The dif- a sunburn lotion, poison ivy rem- 
ference between a happy, healthy Rey Seen ee Coane ae 
Sanmans Ae. ye 
If you are leaving the country, 
check health regulations in the 
‘places you're planning to go and 
sure your. family doctor 
gives you the proper inoculations. * 
You must have a vaccination 
certificate to re-enter the U, S. 
And take along an extra pair of 
glasses. 
  
Test for Perfume 
Buy fragrance like a hat. Try it 
on’ before deciding which one you 
like the best, for the chemistry of 
each individual skin _ slightly 
right perfume for you is to 
t - Solve Problems fer. I now how to type, but oa 
nearly as well as business women 
do, If I had to take a typing test, 
I'd die of nervougness. 
“I know how to do a lot of things, 
but none of them are business 
things and I feel silly even men 
tioning them. I'd like to be a re- 
ceptionist, but business firms usu- 
ally want young glamour girls for 
that, I'm good with people, but 
what's that?” 
GET TOGETHER 
Obviously, if these women could 
get together, each would get over 
the feeling of being the only one 
suffering with the problem. They 
could pool their resources and ex- 
change experiences. 
They could practice giving each 
other typing tests and generally 
cheer each other up, And they'd 
more painlessly. 
If this is your 
join forces with friends, neighbors 
or club members who are in the 
same boat. 
* * ® 
For specific suggestions, send me 
a stamped, self-addressed envelope 
in care of this paper and I'l] send 
  you my pamphlet, ‘The Older 
Woman Goes to Business."   
Beauty and Wearability 
achieved by the luxuri- 
ous blending of kitten- 
soft vicara and ultra-fine 
zephyr wool, La 
The cashmere - like 
feel. improves with 
every washing. The 
fashion form sleeves 
that you look for in 
better sweaters. 
                          Your Fashion Store 
CARALAM 
SWEATERS 
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Short Sleeve Slipover.... 
Long Sleeve Slipover... 
Long Sleeve Cardigan 
COLORS: Ruby red, china blue, baroque green, mocha-tan, cafe 
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Action-cut for 
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Two double-full Kick pleats in front and one in back, 
| five this skirt its freedom. Made of finely textured all 
t's @ Century down to the finest detail. 
. In proportioned lengths. Oxford brown and grey. Solid 
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Pint - sized Pioneers 
geared in fringe and 
genuine pony skin.     
Reg. 22.98 
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Western fringe trims the yoke, sleeves and edge while 
real pony skin fur decorates the yoke of this back-to- 
school suede jacket,- Added features are the easy-zip 
front and slash pockets. Pony Brown. Sizes 6 to 10. 
Children’s Theater Party 
Aug. 21 - 22 
  
Bring your youngsters in for FREE Tickets to Butterfield 
Theaters. We invite you to come in early, number of 
tickets is limited. 
      
Young Folk Shop—Lower Level 
if you care...you wear our 
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rubber padded wiring and Flexion boning assures your 
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FE 8-3701 rs Mrs, Lola Jeffries Hanavan of De- 
PERMANENT sisi csuss a clarence Pre 8 Michigan Citizens for Eisenhower. 
Heircut we. ge — group will begin agtivities mel i Sic en onl 
Included = ee ot oe area organization are: Mrs, Paul| V 
day, Aug. 29, at 9:30 a.m. Mrs, A. Kern; Mrs. John A. Benson, 
Back to School Rammes hag extended an invi- ee oe 4 Mire. Poul 
guise tee gerry Jpoeander sc ai |oam Sire, Jo aS. ue 
ot hanes $600 " - ‘ Mrs. Ray Ca Mrs. Ruth 
State cochairman Dr. Paul T.| Weber Parshall, Mrs. Adolph Mag- 
Mary’ Beauty Sal Bagwell of Lansing will be at the|rus, Mrs. James Peaks, Mrs, G. L. 
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Than How to Be Popular » 
16-Year-Old Should Have Acquired Skill > emphasis on the vast area 
The age group 20 to 30 is of 
_enormous firnportance because of 
its size and vitality, Mrs. Rammes 
“The National Citizens for Ei- senhower is keenly alert to the 
vital role played by women in 
the theater of national politics,” ° New Group emsag Mrs. J. A, Rammas 
Heads Local Tke ices } Stra. 2. A. hasaians ot Rosedale increase of 3 million over 1952. 
“T predict—indeed, I pledge — 
ot the newly formed Pontiac area|‘@t 35 million of those eligible 
Women’s Committee of the Na- women will; exercise thelr fran- 
chise and ‘that 7 per cent of 
them--whatever their political af- 
filiations—will cast a vote of faith, 
Aecording to Mrs. J. A. Rammes, | M's: Lucille Young.   
. Mrs, 8. V. Sekles, Mrs, Myron 
L. Buck, Mrs. ©, R. Gatley, Mrs. | 
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A lot of modern mothers spend 
so much time, energy and money 
seeing to it that their teenage   co- 
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wots November, 44 million ‘is going to- demand something . 
women will be eligible to vote, an of them in just a few short 
SI rrr 
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a meal and get it on the table. 
This meal should be one which 
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ing something out of the freezer. 
  at least well enough to keep her 
e clothes mended and hems at the 
® right length. If she is encouraged 
@,to make some of her own clothes, 
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$| She ought to keep her own room 
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e go into any room in the house for long to any diligent, ae 
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Buying, Homemaking, 
| She ought to know how to plan | 
and help with the preparations 
for her own parties. Sure Mama 
could do it all for her but that 
doesn't teach her anything about 
the behind-the-scenes business of 
being a hostess. 
* * * | 
She should have a clothes allow- 
ance and do her own shopping,’ 
so that she can learn how to shop 
wisely and economically. | 
The girl who wheedles her | 
parents out of everything she | 
sees and wants isn’t very likely | 
to know how to make-do on a 
young husband's limited income. . 
It is every mother’s ‘duty to 
)make sure that the young . man 
who will some day marry her 
daughter gets a real. bargain in 
a wife. | 
And the girl who doesn't know. 
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By PHYLLIS BATTELLE 
CHICAGO (INS)—The ham most 
Therefore, presidential hopeful 
Gov, “Happy” Chandler was soul- 
torn yesterday. As he entered a 
hotel elevator, a TV commentator 
rtied to tag him back for ‘‘a state- 
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trick fs extra ‘This refreshing nice in hot weather. Especially 
when you wee ice cubes with your 
cologne. 
Plenty. of liquids meke « pretty 
skin, some recommend a pint of 
frutt juiee and three giasses of 
water daily. 
If you have @ low forehead, a 
short batig effect will do wonders. 
~ ae aeons come just to 
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       sment to the great American 
public.” Happy wrestled with his 
instincts, but finally announced: 
“No, suh, I don't have time for 
no television, Ah got to get me. 
some delegates." 
= * * 6 
Dozens of bold trouble-shooters 
have strolled Chicago caucusways 
lrecently wearing “I Like Ike’* but- 
tons Others, bored with conven- 
tion, wore lapel sentiments like ‘I 
Go Pogo,” “Relax" and “I'm Wit Choo.” 
But the most sensible was the 
big yellow badge on the small gray. 
iman which declared “I don't care 
‘Iiwho wins—I make buttons.” Hinds of South Jessie street, Mrs. Joseph Spadafore of West Iroquois — 
Humor Accents Sidelines 
at Democratic Convention Lawn Picnic Fetes 
Engaged Couple 
Mr. and Mrs, Malcolm Scantland 
of Squirrel road entertained at a 
lawn picnic Sunday afternoon, hon- 
oring- Maxine Miller and Bruce 
Smiley. 
Maxine and Bruce will exchange 
vows Sept. 8 in a ceremony at the 
First Methodist Church of Birming- 
ham, She is the daughter of Mrs. 
“}Tonie Miller of South East boule- 
vard, and he is the son of Mr. 
and Mrs, M. H. Smiley of Bir- 
mingham, . 
Invited guests were Mrs. Mil- 
ler, Mr. and Mrs. Smiley,. Mr. 
and Mrs, J, R. Miller and family, 
Mr. and Mrs. William Cartier 
and family, the George Scant- names will not quite fit into the 
picture. His cameramen, try- 
ing to pick up “Missouri’’ got 
only the s-o-w-r. 
“Try another state!" Bob 
boomed, and they” zoomed-in on 
Georgia. Which came out—well, 
it figures—‘‘o-r-g-i.” 
_ * * & 
Delegates and visitors who want 
to forget it all are given the op- 
portunity at the hectic Interna- 
tional Amphitheatre. There are 
special rooms set up where they 
can make plane or train reserva- 
tions to get out of town. 
If they want to forget, but see 
the convention's finish, there are bull and daughter, and Mr, and 
Mrs, E. C. Quinn, 
Also attending were the Archie 
E, Allens, the Donald Burt family, 
the Clarence Uhan family, Mrs. 
4)Margaret Peerson, George Peer- 
son and Mary Ann Peterson of St. 
Paul, Minn. 
YTC Group reves 
Two New Members 
Members of the Ethel E, Little 
YTC met Monday evening with the 
Fred Smiths of Lincoln street. Bev- 
erly and Billy Ballard were ac- 
cepted as new members, ~   
are Donald Deaver, president; 
Charles Boughny, vice-president; 
Betty Smith, recording secretary; 
Joanne Deaver, treasurer and Shir- 
  Officers for the coming. year} Miss Lawless 
Honor Guest 
Mrs. James Niebauer and Ann   
  
  
    
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  Fox were cohostesses at a bridal 
home on Ellwood avenue. 
Margaret, daughter of Patrick 
Lawless of Pioneer drive, will mar- 
ry Thomas Duross on Sept. 8, 
Guests attending were Mrs. Du- 
ross, Kathleen Lawless, Janet 
Lawless, Mrs. Loulg Fairbrother, 
Mrs. Gerald Greene, Mrs. Ger- 
ald McHaney, Mrs, Donald Trulu, 
Mrs. Charles Halpin and Mrs, 
Duane Kline. 
Others. were Honor Duross, Mrs. 
Robert Covington, Mrs. Richard 
Courteau, Mrs. Francis Guelette,| 
Mrs. Ernie Pruente, Shiela Fox’ 
  and Mrs. Carl Fox.   twe top rooms conveniently lo- lands, Mr. ond Mrs. Mytes Turn- ley Smith, secretary. 
  
    cated back of the speaker's plat- 
form, 
* * * 
“Miss Universe of 1956," Carol 
Morris of Iowa, dropped into the| 
convention headquarters and re- 
ported that she found it ‘wonderful | 
  
    * * © 
Ex-President Harry 8, Truman 
was asked how he felt, and he said 
“Fine.” It reminded him of a 
story told him, he said, by Gov. 
Averell Harriman, the scion of 
politics. 
One morning Harriman came to 
breakfast and told his wife he felt 
like a million dollars. “Ave,” 
Marie inquired, “if so, what be- 
came of the other 80 million?" 
 * * *). 
Suave CBS spokesman Edward   
  
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  the Rik ” Across from er Garage in the magn. + % 
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“Can you please help me,” he 
begged a hotel operator, “find my 
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She was busy, but she tried. The 
next voice he heard said: 
“Lost and found department, 
may we help yout” - 2, * * * 
Life is quite serious among the 
Democrats at the moment: - 
Overheard in the corridor out- 
side a meeting of the platform 
yuo BULE (Apron. Ya a.) [committee—“It's getting so these 
days that you ask a civil rights 
Authorized Avdivox Dealer question: and you get a civil rights 
answer.” ee & 
_ MIDTOWN: NBC director Bob Doyle was 
SHOP watching a rehearsal of the zoom- 
et in for @ closeup of delegates on) — 
: -101U4 N. Saginaw FE 4-0539 [ithe floor. 
: pping out of 
“The Wewrng Aids You Dectr Kees” |r he dincove ar tes gow  emammemnemmantemmememmiemnenl rhe fangied standards bearing state        and exciting.” Asked what candi- 
date she'd vote for she said she 
can't cast a ballot till she becomes 
21 next April. Asked who she 
liked, she replied, “May the best 
man win!”   
Shower Given — 
for Helen Coffer 
at Kramp Home 
Helen Coffer, bride-elect of Har- 
vey Schroeder, was honored at a 
miscellaneous bridal shower given 
by Mary Lou Kramp of Emerson 
street 
Helen, the daughter of the Cari 
Coffers of Monticello avenue, and 
Harvey, the son of the Mrs. Frank 
Schroeder of St: Clair street and) 
the late Mr, Schroeder, will be) 
married Sept. 1. | 
|      Guests attending the Monday 
evening shower were Mrs, Coffer, 
Mrs, Schroeder, Mrs, Delmar 
Fields, Mrs, dohn Voorhees, Mrs. 
Donald Steele, Mrs, Norman Nel- 
son, Mra. Gorden Dropps, Judy | 
Coffer and Gerry Iwerks, 
Mrs, Bertha Sanford, Mrs. 
Wayne Long, Jan Keppel and Mrs. 
a pa Kramp completed the guest 
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'|After Crashing Plane 
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considered as much of a shoo-in 
as a bet that Wednesday follows 
Tuesday. 
We've - been covering — these 
ahem ety & tow peers = an the 
George Rothwell Brown flies—but 
there’s been no theatrical perform- 
jance in our memory that rates 
with that of Gov, Frank Clement 
of Tennessee in his keynote speech 
at this 1956 gathering of the Dem- 
ocratie clan. * * ° ¢ 
All that convention hall needed 
was sawdust on the floor. If it had   
Student Pilot Improving 
    
  
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your ee following an engine failure. 
bum cal potbing top Ket tree: He need ony ly mee 
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He is being treated for back in- 
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They seek knowledge through ba- 
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In 48 years the station has con- 
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snail that causes.water itch and 
the subsequent method for its con- 
trol, 
Sometimes research at the sta- 
tion reaches into associated fields 
        
    
   chemistry and physics. 
“Before the world has. become 
conscious of the atom and A-bomb, 
we were working with irradiated 
iodine in thyroid research in fishes 
about 1941,’ Creaser recalls, 
* * 
he adds, came from the University 
ed experiments with a cyclotron. 
Dr, Henry Stockard of Paiver- 
sity of Michigan heads the Doug- 
las Lake station’s staff of 16 pro- 
  fessors and visiting lecturers, 
recognized Suthorities in their 
particular fields of research, 
The student body of 100 may, 
hail from anywhere in the United’ 
States, : : 
They live in comfortable tarpa- 
Per cottages, eat at a common! 
cooperative mesg hall and burn the | 
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yet,” one student commented. | 
“We're here because we want to 
develop ourselves as scientists.” 
  
Leukemia Drive 
Begins in Area; 
Goal: $25,000 
A campaign to raise needed 
Foundation of Michigan began in 
Pontiac and surrounding towns to- 
day under the direction of aréa 
captains Mr. and Mrs. Jack North. * * * 
Volunteer workers were placing 
- leanisters for donations _through- 
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By DOROTHY MANNERS 
HOLLYWOOD (INS)--On Aug. 
20 Arlené Dahl and Fernando 
over before planing to London to 
co-star with Jack “Hawkins in 
‘Woman of Fortune.” . 
Fernando remains in the told me, “Nothing could keep 
‘me away from his opening in 
late October.” 
She said that “Woman of For- 
tune” is being produced by Laun- 
ders-Gilliat, the Pertberg-Seaton 
of England. “I play a designer— 
which means I wear lovely clothes 
  g| who becomes involved in a bi 
town to start rehearsals with Ethel 'murder.” 
Merman in the musical “Happy 
Hunting,” 
“Pm giad I can make the 
picture in England while Fer- 
  Sad news for some of our top 
singing stars—but John Raitt gets 
“Pajama Game” with Doris Day. 
nando is. rehearsing, ” Arlene \ eck Warner made the decision 
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Pasternak, Jean plays a_ school- 
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jway to London? _ 
| Bing's favorite — girl 
jreceiving a cable that she’s to 
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|Coburn which has been shooting 
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        CLEVELAND » — It took 15|deadiock and score what proved to   
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          He was a peematerel shadchoneaiied tan seit salah toy iter lap: ie Werth Wee wt tne the +f peraorr ae 5 
Sleeves, oe her ect His keen eyes swept int? ae itenan Mos ne, and a double by Jim Busby. | batters he faced and Mossi took rennet 8% prom af 
every inch of turf. bar bam angen — But on ‘his heels, Ray Boone fol-| With .winner Jim Bunning tired nn re the = ad monger, ee ‘4. : nica.f® ; i 
lowed with his 17th homer over the/and facing this situation, Al Aber one wegoy rdiit-rt 2 et 8 0 1 _I wondered if he was thinking beck to the days when homer in the 8th and another) ° "hia ~~ : stepped ie and-oliched the last out. single after two outs in the 13th. Bride’set.se & ‘ 6 Busby.ct Se i, ee 2 : 3 
he played football for Stuyvesant and West Point, homer in ‘the last of the 33th te ne Cleveland loaded the bases twice |Dineiy | 1 | Pitesane 3 9 0| One of the “specials” at the Mid- : ly edge the Cleveland Indians, 6-4 last ~ ws _ in the last seven innings, threat- gomee i ? H oS H 3 : west Water Ski tourney at Walled ‘ 
He had come quite ‘a ways had Garrison Holt — |night. The contest was a heartbreaker ening to score in each, polling 2b * ¢ 1 3 Wynn.p 2 0 0 Lake over the weekend that gave a 
Davidson. Now a major general, he was superin- | Wayne Belardi was the hero. He for the Indians, who left 18 men so rovtack.p 2 ¢ } Rosen tg titans a big thrill, was year-old ‘  tendent of West Point, the first such ppointment smacked a two-run homer (his 4th strewn On base while starter ore Starter Paul Foytack, who beat) Qremeke. 9 9 2 Mike Emsinger's version of the 
8 ment ot the season)-over the center field Wynn and losing reliefer Don Mos-/ine Indians 9-0 a week ago, gave|Buntingy 1 0 0 “helicopter spin.” At full speed the given a lad from the streets of New York.: fence in the 15th to break the 3-3 si retired 28 Tigers in a row. | y) only four singles in. seven in-|“""’” eee . .. youngster went up over the jump, F - - ee nings. Bob Avila and Woodling Totals i6 @ 11 Totals bv 414 “unravelled™ a double wrap of the ‘   
It had to happen sooner or later for Gar Davidson walked to open the 8th, and Al tow rope from his waist while in Kennedy struek out for Poytack in th 
Phillips fouled out for small in. 1th. represents everything for which the Academy stands. ‘Smith pounded a three. the air, like hirling dervish _.% run Homer! porter flied out for Gromek in 120n.| 26 Ai, dea Delgaste et : = He was in the top 10% of his class to tie the game. ard popped out for Hogan in 7th.|landed on his skis and rode off to 4 % yet while studying ~ ar Rosen struck out for Wynn im 7th. jpne applause of the crowd. It's a 
hard he found time by play ee. Detroit... Qa) 090 un oe aang tough stunt, afd not many ef even 
  Detroit scored two runs off Wynn t Cleveland’... 000 000 @38 000 001 Al the seasoned jumpers try ‘it, 
At Stuyvesant he pill =f dhsee undefeated teams ee nas ye Base + gra ee : “7 ¥ coached by Chuck Saltman, Davidson was a fighter Foytack. A sacrifice fly by Harvey cnan fii "Betin 2 "Rte Sinn] | Te AP wer ee and toa. with blood lines that go back to men fighting in the Kenn, double by Kaline and a|colariia “nit aith, Belsah. Sime | yeqtenday declded to continue the Indian wars, as aides to Washington, single by Tuttle added Detroit’s|Kvenn. “polling end. Torgeson, Lett--| weekly poll on high school foot- ‘ . other run in the third. Detroit * Gievelan vat BP feck ‘ ball teams in the state, This will : His father, Harry Davidson Served with the 71st 7 © ‘6 SO Poytack 7. Groniek 3. Bunning 3, be considered the official poll Regiment in the Spanish-Am Wynn 4, Moss! 3. HO-oytack @ in &. . @ Spanish-American War. At one Detroit faces Cleveland again to- Gromek 3 wes oe By ins i ee: = Veteran halfback Lynn Chand- : 6 ‘ 5 ‘ night for the second game in the/p.gr—Woytack 3-3, Qromek 6-0, Wynn 
three-game series with Frank Lary |}-3,, Mossi 3-3, Bunning. 1-1, Aber 0-6 time Davidson Sr. was registrar of the Metropolitan soe of the Pittsburgh pitelére, tir 
  Museum of Art. (11-12) facing the Indians’ Bob! \carres vet) Wun ‘J. 'L~|mer Michigan State star, will miss As the players chased baseballs over the grass David- Lemon (15-9), _Imers, -ateitiniey" Pee, Pianerty. Gu™|the opening pre-season game Fri- 
Ee ce day night against the Detroit Lions 
in Toledo because of a knee in- 
jury. 
Former Wolverine Lou Baldacci ‘ 
will be his replacement in the : Opening Softball Playoff: 
Tilfs Won by Pulver, GMC) «z:s:2:s02= year when George Contior tack- 
led him. “It was third and one 
-to go, and after the play was 
over it was 4th down and two 
yards to go,” salq Hart, “He hit gr trie cate rae 
son must have turned back in memory to an Octgber| 
day in 1924 when he and his mates held Notre.,Dame’s 
Four Horsemen to a tight 13-7 score while 60,000 looked ; 
on. In 1925 Army won, 27-0. 
HAD 4 CLOSE ONES WITH IRISH AS CADET COACH 
As a West Point coach he had four close ones with 
the Irish, a tie, a one-point loss ahd twice a one-touch- 
down loss. It was in '24 that Davidson made the first 
touchdown on West Point’s home field as he fell on a fumble in the end zone with Columbia's George Pease 
diving desperately with him. 
Davidson succeeded Major Ralph Sasse as football 
coach in 1933. He was just 29, the youngest ever to 
hold the top post up the Hudson. His backfield coach 
was Earl Blaik. His first season was a success. 
Aide from the one point loss to Notre Dame, he went 
  Pulver Tire nipped North Side with the winning run on Pollina’s 
Auto Parts, 1-0, and GMC walloped|infield’ bounder,. 4 
Gingellville, 12-3, in girls softball * * «© 
games Tuesday night at North Boykins gave up only one safe- 
Side Park. Tournament berths in ty in her ill-tated efforts, a Ist | me trom the side, and I knew 
Classes A, B and C are at stake inning single by Gertie Walsh. | it,” he added. 
for the four teams involved. Wasik, who was spelled’ on the ¢ ¢ «6 
Pitcher Claudia Wasik and catch-| iy by Jackie Thrasher, received | Detroit Tiger outfielder Charlie 
er Marie Pollina SS a the Te eredit for the win. The two hurl- |Maxwell became a father for the 
as Pulver avenged an earlier 1058) ery allowed two hits: third time yesterday when his wife, j to the Auto Parts by the same : 
. OLD LION PROS—Si f the t score. Pulver's victory squared accounts|4™. gave birth to a girl. They | x o seven veteran 
  undefeated.. In 10 games only four enemy touch- ing are Dorne Dibble and Jack Christansen, Leon |" wc walked to open the 4th|With the Auto Parts at 2-2 for the|have two boys, and live in Paw downs. . “old pros’? on the Detroit Lion squad get into a Hart another of the older vets was missing when inning, took 2nd on a wild pitch by| Season and the deadlocked co- Paw, Michigan. o% 
‘training camp huddle with coach Buddy Parker. photo was taken. The Lions open their pre-season |miound foe Katy Boykins and !eaders will -collide again tonight - 7 A spectator in the stands to After his coaching tour ended in 1937 he was shipped| Left to right are Jim Doran, Lou Creekmur, Jim schedule Friday night at Toledo against the moved to 3rd during a_ fielder’s}0n the North Side diamond at 8:30 tensa Dihdboon Mantle bit ble tnd to settle the dispute. The winner She then crossed the Dlate 
enters the Class A state tournament choice. Martin, Babhy Layne and coach Parker. Kneel- ‘Steelers. to Hawaii to command a company of engineers. In home run of the season was Mrs. - a     
    _ the Durand Invitational baseball 
tournament Tuesday 
: -‘Fand. Joe LePard, the last of three 
: peabaneaaife: 
Gaines opened the scoring with) 1941 he was back in Washington. In °42 he was execu- 
tive officer to the engineer 
which invaded North Africa under General George 
Patton. 
*& * * 
He became Patton’s engineer in the First: Armored 
Corps in the North African 
until it became the Seventh Army on D-Day in Sicily. 
Just 10 years after he became the football coach he was 
- made one of the youngest general officers in the groynd of the Western Task Force 
theater and remained there Starts Against Steelers Friday   
DETROIT #—The Detroit Lions, 
from front “office to field, agree 
that the success of the 1956 team 
lies in the right arm of Texan 
    
  The blond quarterback says the 
arm trouble that has plagued him 
for two seasons apparently is gone. Layne Arm to Get Ist Test material and now all we have to 
do ts win with that material,” he 
added, 
  
The arm will be tested Friday   Parker said All-America half- 
back Howard Cassady of Ohio 
State may not appear in the week- 
end game against Pittsburgh in while the loser goes into the B 
ranks. 
*-* 
GMC drew Ist blood in its 2 out 
of 3 playoff with - Gingellville to 
determine the city’s Class C re- Babe Kuth, The widow of the 
baseball immortal gave Mantle 
a big hand as he went up a 
notch closer to the Babe's rec- 
ord of 60, * *« © 
Amos Alonza Stagg, grand old 
  gional tourney entry. Joyce Me 
Caslin pitched q 4-hitter and her 
at North Side at 8:30. 
    man of football received numer- 
teammates collected 10 hits for an\°"® telegrams, including one from 
easy triumph. The two squads President Eisenhower, in tribute to 
resume their battle Thutsday night|"!s Mth birthday which he will 
celebrate gtomorrow. 
  
forces. General Patton pinned his own stars on Gar. [Bobby Layne night when the Lions meet the ’ Toledo. Pulver, Tire + 900 100 9-1 ——— I y yne. - Pittsburgh Steelers in the.first pre- Mrs. Thompson S 8? .* * « wiWeaik Thrasher and Peltines perkins RUS | Wins 
Grid Ace Turns. Pro 
Knox   
  
  Quits UCLA season game for both teams at 
Toledo's Gass Bowl. 
“] haven't had a bit of trouble 
with it so far,” said Layne. But 
the veteran signal-calier added 
  Takes WDGA Event 
weekly Women's District Golf as-     Playing her home course in the 
  
  ‘He is still having trouble with 
the heel he hurt in the All-Star 
practice in Chicago,” said . the 
Lions’ coach, “It may be a couple 
of weeks before he is ready to go| Dodger rookie sane Neal hit pod 00 x wa 
200 100 6 3 rr Ginette 
Line. 
  
  
  ‘aud Witeo;, MeCeste oad Snell, 
‘Olympic Berth 
      utiously “we'll have to wait i : at full speed." 16 home ontreal 
cad wen sitiel hebpéne ‘Whien=tt sociation fomeey, Outland laity |— a at Reet eh Philadelphia Yacht ; r * * . 
gets bumped real hard.” a teed ac Gh le es te » | Sails to Victory in y fired an 8&2 to win her first . y | LOS ANGELES (- Southern}Jeas Hill, and told newsmen hejto Ontario today to sign a 1956] From the enthusiasm at training] yici Mrs, Robert Gamble of . i California’s fleet halfback, Jon|had decided to finish his: educa-|contract. conty went @ ok tending th ats oe nS 5.5 Metre Trials 
Arnett, has bypassed Canadian|tion. * * @ that this was the club that finished] with 86, It was her first appear- 
League pro football offers ranging} “After all, that's why J came] knox is under contract to MGM/in the division basement in the 1955]ance in the district event MARION, Mass, # — Victor from $16,000 to $20,000, to stick|to the University of Southern Cal- agra: . season with only three victories to : Sheronas' Rush IV, a yacht whose with his alma mater. But UCLA's/ifornia,” he said. “Someone might seals Dat Deas et yet Sepeared " chances of winning w I t j m. Ja auda’ resi : : “ e sur E + lle geome sah med ai in'a film. Jake Gaudaur, president|show for 12 regular season games.| Other cards jee the Oekland Hills ne s the ere oa ce psoas Mi 
passin » Romale Hanon, question my ng down and general manager of the Ham-| «we found out it’s not such a |/ayout: a, Ent he omy Break 2. possibly decided to turn professional at)flattering offers from Canada, but ilton club id Knox told hi Mrs. C. B. Tuttle 46-0 could use yesterday and as a re- once, after careful thought I decided to|,neur Gy . 'm| big jump from the top to the [ry Prank Compsie 4-46— sult will represent the United . : Suick achosk Sent Ge der MGM had given him a leave of) poettom,” said coach Buddy Park- |Mrs. Keith LeCiair 44-45 ~ 99 Back. of Knox's decision is the|finish school: first, then consider] sheence to play pro football. Gau- two cham. |{itlen,Otinnell 44-45 — 89 States in the Olympic Games at uncertainty about his eligibility;any future I might have in pro-|aiu- aia not disclose terms of the| whose Licas won ome ire & E: Cover | pra aa 4 Australia in November, and the failure of UCLA to support|fessional football. If I had made| contract, but said they had bee pionships and three division titles |r) ito, Marquardt 47-44-91 * * © . 
his claim that he hasn't been re-|any other decision, I'd-find it very} yorkeq | coateenee Sete, ee sey eee es ee ‘eas—31| The bright hull from Philadel- id mbes hard to live with myself.” = =) in) must realize that it isn’t such 2 Mrs. Don Watkins 43-40-92 phia, sailed well by Ens, And ceiving financial aid cover. |Rart Vancouver last week. lamp from the bottom te the | Mrs. 8. A, Coben oe ¥ i ee ee MNCY Arnett held a brief press con-| With Arnett in the backfield for = a. he - —* Mrs. 1, Smead 41-83 Schoettle, took its big break when ference yesterday with his coach,|five games, the Trojans figure to agai i it came and went on to win the 4 
make it interesting for anybody} Ronnie's father said that “‘if the] -parker reasoned that the Lions nasy MeONTs FRONTS . . 5.5 metre trials and a trip Down : 
in the Pacific Coast Conference|contract is not all that it has been| do not face a rebuilding job, as do piiLW AUKE Johnson, ” 157%, Under. 4 
this fall. represented S ee the vougner most cellar-dwelling teams, Taleasivhin, taesket ea ford, ee 
ome a e 10 But over at the UCLA campus)will return to CLA to complete) swe ned a team that shouldn't ee | Trailing by 688 points on the 
the Bruins learned that Knox hadjhis studies “‘but he will play m0j.... finished in the cellar,” he|Detro det pin agg OS he EB 2 1g Olympic scoring method, Rush IV 
decided to capitalize on his talent-|more college football.'’ He said aid. : Mass., 8. could make the grade only: if 
ed right arm. The Hamilton Ti-|/Ronnie is not interested in the ; 6MIAMI BEACH, Fia.—Russ Quixotic, owned and sailed by. the 
qd ures qa ger-Cats of the Canadian League|American pro draft, for which he| “We don’t have any rebuilding Davenport, Juwe, dee. Late Pere,” 120%: Marblehead, Mass... syndicate~ of 
‘i jannounced they had,reached an/would be eligible next fall, and) to do, We have about 30 players . Ted Hood, John McNamara and 
MILWAUKEE w—A hs eadiei agreement with Knox and his fath-|that his main concern is motion| on the squad who have played on ie P pgp gg soy a.¢ John Collins, broke down, O& sul- 
pro, Mike Bencriscutto of Racine, 
Wis., fired a sparkling four under 
par 66 yesterday: to claim medal 
qualified for the $35,000 Milwaukee 
Open Golf Tournament that swings 
into first-round action tomorrow, 
Six other pros turned in sub-par 
‘pounds over-the 70-stroke Tripoli 
Bill Trombley, Dallas, Tax., 67; 
Darrel] Hickok, Arlington Heights, 
Til. Gay Brewer Cincinnati, Paul 
O'Leary, Bismarck, N.D., 68; Billy 
Sixty~ Jr., Knollwood, Til, and 
Walker Inman. Jr., Augusta, Ga., 
Bencriscutto, Wisconsin amateur 
champion. In 1949 and 1950, came 
up with great putting to take a 
one-under 34 on the out nine and 
finished up with a three-under 32 
on the last nine. He rolled in five   er, Harvey, and that" they will fly pictu ures. 
Top Draft Choices Leave ra   
Packers Have Woes in Keeping Rookies| of the 10 top Packer drafts are on} | “STEVENS POINT, Wis. (®—The 
National Football League Green 
Bay Packers figured today they 
had one of their missing prize 
rookies headed back into the fold, 
but ‘continued to seek a cure for 
freshman. absenteeism, 
“This is the craziest thing I've 
ever run into,” said Coach Liz 
Blackbourn, “‘Naturally we're go- 
ing to do everything possible 
get them back, Whatever got into 
them I know can be straightened/ 
out. I think it was just an im- to|locate Losch at his home in Wil- 
Oldtimers Oppose Blackbourn. said last night he 
had reached Skronski by telephone 
at his home in Darby, Conn. He 
said the lineman said his depart- 
jure had nothing to do with foot- 
ball, but was connected with a 
“confused personal situation.” 
* * « 
Club officials said they were un- 
successful in efforts yesterday to 
liamsport, Pa. - 6 6 
Skronski and Losch reported to champlonship clubs. We have: the 
hand. The others. are Hank Grem- 
minger, end trom Baylor, No. 7; 
8, and fullback Gordon Duvall, 
Southern California, No, 9. 
The No. 10 selection, fullback 121. “pica City, 10 
Russ Dennis, Maryland end, No. |   
  
    
Bob Laughery of Maryland, left/Secon     the training camp after the Pack-   
er’s first intra-squad game. 
  
    
       & |All Army Meets 
in 2nd Round _yaemy ehigeinthx 
a squad from neighboring Soviet 
ace games in Moscow. -   AP Wirephete 
The layups for this Russian sky- 
" peraper, Vasily Akhtayev, are really laydowns. Russian cagers try 
in vain to get the ball from Akhtayev who stands seven feet, six and 
one-half inches. He plays for the Kazakh Republic team which met 
state of Turkgnen during the ath- fered disqialification. 
On the ‘cme % te windward, 
the main halyard on Quixotic 
parted and despite a valiant effort 
by McNamara, who shinnied aloft 
and stayed there 10 minutes, the 
break could not be repaired. 
* * * 
first place after the breakdown, 
won the seventh and final race of 
the series while Quixotic, under 
jury rig, limped home in last 
place,     
HTA Claims Violations   
DETROIT (—A. demand that 
the U.S. Trotters Assn. rename Harness Renaming. Asked 
Hanover regardless of their breed- 
  birdies and only one y a peng er tter|[ d . ? Til ing. HTA termed this a “flagrant 
CO Gal som akan 18 pros and ee was talking about the College AllStar. Ceveland|+ONGON IN its Detroit : iki Tym-iay wii] Ft, Bliss Soldier Holds|eve'y hamess horse called “Han-|violation”” of USTA rules. of. join al P Browns game in Chicago Friday Washtagien at imore. 7 pin—stoné| > K Lead as Favorites over” within 30 days was voiced 
qualifying in medal play tomor- 
row. A 76 or better was needed| 
anally Ss ee 
  Jack Losch, University of Miami, 
  Fia., halfback who was the” Pack- 
  
Clarkston valid to nose out) Gaines, 11-10, in the Ist round of 
Tuesday night at Du, 
was credited with the win in the 
  three rts in the 1st inning, but Clarkston will face Fenton in the 
Durand night but failed to turn up for 
) is Forrest Pontiac's International Oldtimers 
baseball club travels to London, 
       
4-4). 
Chicago at Kansas City 9 p.m.—Donovan (7) Burnette 
THURSDAY'S sCakpure a at Kansas Ns 2 2:3 p.m, 
at Cleveland, 1 (39) vs, Fornieles 
1 m.—Brewer| Ford Bp. b+ik or 
‘at 
(16-4) v5 
Moore, a slender 23-year-old shot- 
maker representing Ft. Bliss, 
Tex., and the Fourth Army area, 
carried a two-stroke lead over ~ 
field into today’s second round of 
the All-Army. 
ment. Advance in Tennis 
FT. BRAGG, N.C. # — Ray 
aye Get Towne 
Moore ‘fired a» three under 
  } Forrest Gregg,jcome f one 0 
  
1 Morris, worked: 
All-Star game and 
    “fyard enlisted men’s course, His 
jscore gave hirn the jump 
‘jites. advanced jn the open singles 69 yesterday, despite a double |. 
bogey on the first hole of the 6,500- 
on the 
wee in the 30-man field for med- 
alist honors, 
Despite intermittent rain, favor- 
  yesterday by Harness Tracks of 
America, 
* * «© 
Meeting in Detroit, HTA, an as- 
sociation of 18 of the nation’s lead- 
ing parimutuel harness tracks, 
charged that the USTA allowed 
the name to be tied in with the 
advertising of men's shoes in 
tire Harness industry:""-- *~-s .- 
The \USTA “for years en li- 
racing in all states where tt is 
not controlled by a state racing 
ae. * 
HRTA said a fee of $60,000 tn paid] Eight of Field 
Still in Water 
of Annual Swim 
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  OLD FORM—Curt Simmons, 
| whom many figured was just 
| about waned up in the Majors, 
| continued his winning ways yes- 
terday by defeating the Pirates 
for his 7th straight victory for the Philadelphia Phillies. 
Taylor Gets Decision 
Over Myrel Olmstead WINDSOR, Ont. # — Detroit's 
\Chuck Taylor, weighing 13444, 
icame on strong to win a unani- 
mous eight-round decision over 
Myrel Olmstead, 13142, of Spring- 
field, Mass., last night in a locally 
itelevised bout, ; 
Taylor took the lead in the first 
four rounds and stood off a flourish 
from ‘Olmstead in the last four. 
Olmstead suffered a cut eye in the 
fifth. .   | Jhaving. themselves a ball these|twi-night doubleheader from the 
; days even though the PMadelphia| stil plunging: Pittsburgh Pirates, the leaders by 12 games, 
Soviet Team for Olympic 
Games Nof Seen as Goode 
    te ‘a springtime bust, are 
cant tog to. aun Ge/98, and 11-1. . 
The sweep gave the Phillies 8 
  
‘Moscow um — Russia’ s track|and its’ assignment ig to beat the 
Americans, * 
But it is most unlikely they will 
expected, but it will|do this for another eight 
not until Ryssia’s tremendously im- 
pressive _, ~~ turns out 
A nearly completely new group) more good coache: years,|Babe. Ruth’s solid 038 winning percentage since 
victoriesithe All-Star game, yet they've 
spot in that fast-stepping National 
League 
Philadelphia cause to pick 
up just a half-game on fourth- 
» St. Louis as the Cardinalsja 
rocked Milwaukee 6-2 and prevent- 
ed the first-place Braves from 
padding their two-game lead over 
Brooklyn, beaten 3-1 by New 
York’s Giants, Third-place Cincin- 
nati moved back to within three 
games of the lead by defeating 
Chicago Cubs 2-0. * 8 *& 
In the American League, Mick- 
ey Mantle socked his 42nd home 
run, staying 13 games ahead of record60 pace in 
1927, as the New York Yankees/ 
whacked sca theta cake us taal ea aee, ai 
pennant race and still trail Fi 
        
            
   
       
     paw Mel Parnell, thwarting any 
a walk in order to face the lefty-| 
swinging Yogi and giving Mantle; 
the greenlight on a 3-0 pitch, The) 
Mick tagged it for a single. The 
Parnell in a three-run third and | 
ived it for Johnny Kucks’ 16th vic-/ 
run, 
  Boston 12-2 and ballooned 
La soln andes semen games back.   
pionships during the Soviet §par-|to at two medals 
takiad sports festival and victory|at Melbourne and from what hap- 
yan egies gl alanine at 
se inidhichic. ot Senoine 
powe bettered the world record.for-the 
* $,000-meter steeplechase on -the 
The new champions are replace-|Lenin track with a time of 8:39.8. 
ments 
sr erist conan Baptist 9 Stays 
ie cmp wee Orit) Playorf RACe 
° stayed in contention for title hon- 
Since then they have journeyedjors with a 3-2 extra inning victory 
    
in addition to numerous—trips|Pharmacy dumped Drayton Drug. 
41, in the Waterford League, soft- 
ball playoffs Tuesday night at 
Now a new pve is ‘ites over| Drayton Plains. 
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tors nine, “ 
The Motors crew is the current 
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with a remarkable, 22-0 unblem- 
ished season, Sunday's encounter 
will be the top feature of a dou- 
ble-header diamond offering for 
Pontiac fans, City League All- 
Stars tangle with Griff’s Grilli jn 
the opener at 1 o'clock, 
Paul (Diz) Trout, former Detroit 
Tiger hurler, will start against 
GMC. Other Star 
available include Guido Russo, 
Frank Kules, Bob Wardell and Ace 
Lee, ee a en ns 
Bogley, Drilling Win 
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All-Stars|order as follows: George Lerchen who was credited with the win, 
for a 3 p.m. encounter at Wisner/hew (if); 
moundsmen Keeps Record Clean 
Gil Bogley and Maurie: Drilling)Lake youngsters. 
teamed to win the annual Oakland| won from Orchard Lake twice and|Drayton 
Hills CC invitational doubles ten-|jn a match on the home courts 
round|League playoffs resume today at 
Andy| Wisner Field when the CIO Local) wrist action * ¢ 
Some stellar pitching by Harlan 
(Fat) Keith and Glenn (Wimpy) 
Johnson pushed Gidley to the side- 
limination tour-   
  out nine batters during the four): 
Trout has announced his batting innings he worked and Johnson, 
(ef); Shelly Hanis (ss); Jack May- fanned five in the same span. They 
Mike Milan (3b); Bob permitted five hits. 
‘Hoeft (2b); Vie Schenck (1b); Don : 
. Kenny Spears, who hurled the 
- alters (rf); Mike Tresch (c) and distance for Gidley, also allowed 
. e ¢ 8 only five hits, but one was a 
Manager Paul Parks of GMC has, ‘ta! 8th inning single by Cariton 
selected hig battifig order ag fol-| Collins. Frank Holman walked, 
lows: Jerry Dorr (3b); Gene Cox; Moved to tad on a sacrifice and 
(if); Terry Thomas (cf); Judge scored the winning run on Col- 
Booker (Jb); Dave Krange (2b); lins’ blow. 
George Gary (c); Pete Pihos (rf);| Chuck Rock pitched a ¢hitter for 
Bob Swindell (ss); and either|league champion Lakeland in its 
Steve Kebler or Warren Hagyerd decision over Drayton. Bill Troyer 
on the hill, and Chuck Larr each drove in one     to London, Paris, and Scandinavia|over Gidley Electric and ayaa, Clark Paces 
DETROIT ih — Walter Clark of 
the|Detroit, shot a four-over-par 12 
yesterday to lead the 36-hole Mich- 
igan Seniors. Golf Championship 
igoing into the final 18 holes today. 
Clark, shot a 34-38 on the par 
south course of the plush De- 
troit Golf Club, He was oo-cham 
pion of the tournament three 
ago, Cigrk plays in the 
F b . for the young- 
in the ux clases, _ 
ck Kendrick of Port Huron 
was 2nd yesterday with 36-37—73 in 
D, aged 60 through 64. 
Defending champion Cari Herrud 
ot Grand Rapids turned in the best 
score on the par 71 north course 
tie for 4th in Class 
were switched today.   
4] Yearlings 
Bring $252,000 
in Saratoga Sale SARATOGA SPRINGS, N.Y. &# 
—Another 47 yearlings, including 
offspring of Ponder, Palestinian, 
Mr. Busher,’ Battlefield, Royal 
Gem II, and Counterpoint, will be. 
offered tonight at the Fasig- Tipton’ 
sales. 
With three nights remaining in 
the five-night sale, 88 animals 
have been sold at an average of 
about $6,800. 
Top price Tuesday was $30,700 
paid by W. C. Partee, Magnolia, 
Ark., for a bay colt. Altogether, 
  run with a triple and Dick Cooper! 
doubled home another. Two errors 
accounted for an unearned tally, 
Vietory in yesterday's junior ten-| Drayton Drug - and Emmaguel, 
attracti 8: 
courts left the Oakland Hills squad|tucce Ivkelund ae Se the 
with a perfect record for the sed-|jeague title. 
son, to date. The Hills juniors lost! gq 5tis¢ .. 901 oe 41 3 5 3] 
only one match against the Pine oe 
Lesa: eee ee keene 
Previously Oakland Hills had es 
#eeeees 000 O—1 ¢ 
Rock and Rueile: Gout and Ghell. 41 head was sold for a total of 
|$252,000, an average of $6,146. The, 
laverage price brought was $7,632) 
when there were 47 sales on open- 
nis team match at Pine Lake’s|54@Ptist clash in tonight's Piavott ing night.   
Key Etawah in Front 
DETROIT #—Key pune won 
010 04 ¢ Olway last night. A crowd of. 5,699 
iwagered $299.660,   
against Pine Lake. The Hills are 
unbeaten in the tri-club series, 
ClO vs. Oliver Tonight 
The Class A City Baseball   
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' fi. The sketch shows where the 
wrists break naturally in the back- 
swing with a wooden club. From    
          
       
           
    
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Five Oakland County club play- 
ers were among thé top players in 
their respective brackets. They in- 
cluded Bill Lear of Indianwoed 
with 50-52—102 (N), in Class A! 
(75 and over) for 2nd spot; Everett 
‘Cayanaugh of Duck Lake (C-70-74 
years), with 2nd place 39-43—82 
(8S); Charles Carnes, Indianwood 
(D-60-64 years) tie 2nd with 40-40— 
80; Charles C, Hood, Bloomfield 
Hills (D). tie Sth 41-42—83; Austin 
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i'tie at 42-42—84 (S) and C. H. 
Whitelaw of Bloomfield (E-55-59))§ 
tie for 5th with 37-31—78. 
Jewelers 9 Hopes 
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    still, you'll get the pleasant feel- 
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Make the left arm do its job, and 
  club returns tonight to Roseville’ 
in hopes of squaring accounts in the , 
State MSA regional tournament. | 
club, 
gle again with Detroit Riesterers 
which club handed Perc McConner 
a 3-1 licking Monday night. Perc} 
will start again tonight in the 
8:¢0 p.m. contest. 
Shaw's got their only tally Mon- 
day in the lst frame, Verne Kee- 
baugh, leadoff man scoring on an, 
jerror. Reisterer counted two in the 
\2nd and a | single run in the rd. 
  
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“LL CRY TOMORROW” 
More Punch Than 
“BLACKBOARD JUNGLE” Bier, Bele Bass Make Race 
Warm Contest Newest Leader Is Only 
Half Ounce Under Six 
Pounds in Heft 
Tempo of The Pontiac Press “big 
fish derby’ has been speeding up 
during the last week, with the bass 
division providing the biggest in-   DNESDAY, AUGUST 15, 1956 
      
terest and the most action, 
Keith Parker, 2678 Walnut road 
Pontiac, projected himself into 
the leader's position Sunday, 
when he latided a 5-pound-1544- 
eunce large-mouth on Watkins 
Lake. Parker's bronteback oust- 
ed a 5-pound-13-ounce fish taken 
by handsome young Peter Dy 
browski, 9063 Oakwood Drive, 
Cooley Lake, Dybrowski’s entry 
In turn had eliminated a- -5-pound- 
12-ounce fish Presented by Max 
Wardrop, 
was working the lure 
water when the bass struck. 
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long and 20 inches in girth. 
Contest began in June, will con- 
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Winners of each division receive 
$50 U. S, Savings bonds. 
Other leaders of the moment 
are: Northern pike, 8-pounds-4- 
ounces (Jack Gray); bluegill, 1- 
pound - 1 - ounce, (Harvey Boat- 
wright).     
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    Parker took his fish (his biggest 
bass) on a noisy popper-bug. He 
in deep 
With Parker at the time of the 
catch were his nephew, Tom Park- 
The new leader was 21% inches 
    
        
       
   ‘sarily be conceived as a matter of 
    |some of these real cool aquatic) soup for this crafty family of Du   DUCKY SOLUTION — Cruising down the river is pure duck 
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595 Dogs in Show   
By H. GUY MOATS 
With the biggest entry in the 
history of the event, Pontiac Ken- 
nel Club’s 595 dogs will provide 
a real free-for-all battle for the; 
show's top award, The Pontiac 
Press best-in-show trophy, The Top PKC Entry Vies for Priss va show, which takes place Sunday 
Aug. 19 on Wisner Stadium’s green 
expanse of thick turf, is one of 
ithe early fall's outstanding all- 
‘breed competitions, in Michigan. 
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By JACK PATTERSON 
Horse - and - buggy laws, official | 
lethargy are contributing factors 
to the seni deteriorating rela- 
tions between 
lakeside residents 
and that fast- 
| growing group of 
b weekend marine 
hot - rodders who 
make the ‘‘peace- 
able enjoyment” 
of public waters, 
by, anyone else 
a legal funny. 
fe But the real 
’ PATTERSON source of conflict 
lies in the nature of -this undis- 
ciplined segment of the public it- 
self. A right to the -use of public 
| waters is not a license to run wild 
with complete disregard for the 
equal rights of others. And yet 
that is apparently precisely what 
some of these people feel that pub- 
lic access to inland lakes entitles 
them to do. At least if their actions 
mirror their intentions, that is 
surely the case.       ae 
  Immediate corrective measures 
Involve authority for township 
control of local lakes, probably 
a horsepower limitation on lakes 
of small area, possibly a classi- 
fication of lakes for primarv use, 
certainly a get-off-vour-chair at- 
titude on the part of law enforce- 
ment officials. 
For the long haul public educa- 
tion in some basic facts of life in a 
democracy probably would work to 
ease the situation in the future. 
And education should not neces- 
lecturing and pamphleteering 
alone. * o * 
A big, hairy. fist in the teeth of 
cats, man, might teach a lesson 
even these guys could understand. | 
* * * 
Whatever the causes and in 
whichever direction the cure may 
lie, lakeside residents with a col- 
lective investment of many mil- 
lions of dollars are fed up with 
their present position as. perma- 
nent caretakers of public parks for 
the benefit of these hot-rod row- Lakesiders Still ‘Hei Up’ 
Former Pro Cager Dies 
Wilson traveled on the road with 
the original Globetrotters. This has been an_ interesting 
week, so far, what with hill-folk, terriers, 
group, with 55. Other strong fields 
boxers 36   
United Press Phote 
watched the scenery pass. There's only one problem — the ducks 
will have to get back upstream under their own power unless they . 
pick ad a motor k for the mattress ur ing tir drifting period, 
PR ae Pick U. S. Pistol 
Squad Thursday CAMP PERRY, O. (INS)—Twen- 
ty-five ace marksmen compete to- 
day in the 1956 national pistol 
matches at Camp Perry to deter-| 
mine who will go into the Olympic! 
finals, 
The Olympic team in the free 
pistol event will: be determined in 
tomorrow's shoot-off, , 
Heading the 235 contestants Is | 
Navy chief warrant officer Of- | 
futt Pinion of Harbor City, N, J. 
He won yesterday's event with a 
score of 539 ouf of a possible 600. 
Second-piace went to Elmer W.: will culminate an all-day-long 
competition in a score of breeds 
and many classes, An obedience 
trial is an added attraction, 
This year's entry list is 35 more, 
than the previous high total of 
last year. 
Breeds r@presented include sport- 
ing dogs, hounds, working dogs, 
toys, non-sporting and a 
number of others, 
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Heaviest entry is in the springer 
  will be the great Danes, with 37, 
and shepherds with 
         
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    | Salminations from-Chicago and hur-|30. Combined cocker spaniel group Hilden, Chula Vista, Calif., of the 
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tas and again a fish being caught} Many fine trophies, and ribbons,|sergeant Merriweather Jones of) — 
fin Oakland County. The now andjwill go to winning dogs. Memphis, Tenn., was third. | 
night-time angler, On the Stur- 
geon River Dr. L. Jerome Fink 
reports splendid success with a 
small red and white flatfish for 
rainbows. Nothing toe big but 
very satisfactory. again meaning, respectively.! gugeine will begin + © adhe Daniel, secretary for, 
mornings (early) and evenings sanaedes with tne chew ob. the Olympie Rifle and Pistol cone (late). Bass are particularly sus-| tection at 6 pn. jmittees, announced that Lt. Col.' 
ceptible lately to popper bugs, ‘The public if invited to witness | [Ellis Montgomery will coach the ie : \Olympic shooting teams. mosty in the twilight hours. this fine licensed AKC exhibition, i: a 
In the north biggish brown | As in other shows of the last. 
trout are falling victim to the |several years members of PKC| Lands Big Bronzeback Frank C, 
| Oakland County lakes are pro-. 
ducing some fine big black bass’ 
these early autumn days, as wit-/ will hot exhibit any of their dogs 
Solunar Tables   
[ness the one taken Monday on 
Huntoon lake by Bob Western of a) | ss 
Here are the best fishing periods |Harrell Drive, Drayton Plains.’ for the coming week, according to|   Although it is at its best in the 
fall, the Sturgeon from now on 
will get better and better for real- 
fish waters is not an easy stream 
gimmicks are usually ca'ed for, ly big rainbows, or steelheads, if). - miner Mia for bines Major ithe angler a real battle for five 
you prefer; really big,. by out Prides wela33 e4 T 8s 9:68) minutes. It was 20'% inches long. 
definition, being over five pounds. [Saturday a wR SS ¢.$3| Western was fishing with Roy; 
7 4 8 Monday +480 11:08 8:30 i1:38/Good, from a boat. They were, 
The Sturgeon in its lower, big) Wigeey.s °° $35 jo $'s0. 12:95/using night crawlers for bait. 
to fish. Certain local tricks and! |Western’s fish, a + pound-: Source 
largemouth, was too light (by 12%! 
ounces) to equal the current Pon-|f. 
tiac Press contest leader, but gave 
  John Alden Knight's solunar tables, 
prepared especially for the Pon-| 
jtiac area: 
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  and anyone who isn't familiar with) 
the stream and wants a chance at! 
a big one is advised to check with 
local guides; if only for background 
information. eT a 
SUMMER   Hard to ‘Displace 
Members of the Silver Lake 
Women's Golf League are finding, 
it an almost impossible task to dis- 
lodge their season-long low gross 
leader. In Wednesday's league play! 
Mrs. Elbert Looney again was in 
front, but was only one stroke un- 
der her nearest opponent, She had 
a 58, Low net went to Mrs, William 
Potter with 35, and Mrs, Phil Dor- 
man had low putts for the round, 
16._There were 27 at play, with 
one guest. 
‘a sareaersiniae See: 
FORT PLAIN, N.Y. (#—Frank 
B, (Ditto) Wilson, 74, one of the’ 
first Negro professional basketball 
players, died yesterday. 
He started playing pro ball in} 
1907 for a Fort Plain team. In 1909 
In -re- 
  dies.   cent years he operated a grill. 
  
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  MARK—Rubble fills a street in 
the town of Yabucoa, Puerto Rico, in the wake of Hurricane Betsy 
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  20,000 were reported homeless. Today Betsy has moved far out to 
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Continues Slow. ion Stock Market | 
ceecaciglasts’ cori angles NEW YORK  — Coppers oils 
slow market grains hovered around and aircrafts paced a stock ‘mat- 
closing levels on the ket advance in early today. 
Board of Trade today. Pivotal issues stepped ahead 
A’ couple of nearby wheat fu- from fractions to around a point, 
tures eased en mild hedging pres- Trading was active at the start 
sure and scattered: profit. taking. then slowed. 
September corn again displayed in- ‘Anaconda rose 1% to 84% on an 
dependent firmness on covering op- opening block. of 6,000 shares fol- 
erations by previous short sellers. lowing an impressive six months 
Once again -there was little} ~ earning report, Two big 10,000- 
overnight news to provide either! * share blocks of electric and mu- 
heavy buying or selling in grains jsical industries was sold at 3%, 
Wheat near the ed of the first Phelps Dodge, which also had hour was % lower to \% higher, -limproved earnings, advanced a 
engi tn plied, fraction and Kennecett about a 
lem oats % point as coppers moved upward. 
to % higher, September 75%; rye] y yep Sistine aga Oils continued their rise of yes- 
unchanged to % higher, Septem-| sictan terday with Gulf up 1 at 130% ie F t Attorney General, J. Lee $1.41; soybeans %4 lower to 4 Ranki on an opening block of 1,000 shares, 
higher, September $2.45%; and| #"kin, was appointed by Presi- |jater extending its gain fractional- lard two cents lower to 15 cents a| %nt Eisenhower yesterday to be |iy, while Royal Dutch.and Texas 
hundred pounds higher, September| S®licitor general of the United |Co, gained around a point each. 
$12.15. States. Rankin, 49, of Lincoln, | Boeing, Douglas and United Air- 
i D ‘| Neb. a Republican, was given a |craft each rose around a point or 
Grain Prices recess appointment, subject to |59- 
mieten a confirmation when Congress re- ‘ ee ea te aod = -. 
ug. 15 (AP)—Opening) convenes in January. oe oo . gorge : — ee — aided investor confi- 
"bevadterar Ta” —baeenent rare nce. Pe SOO 2am May ST at Produce Siecle Fer motors were moatly 
BF cccccee 2.28% Bep veccoee 2.41 CHICAGO POTATOES steady. e chem and misce Ty. sveevees 217% Deo 1.2225) 145. | CHICAGO, Aug. 15 (AP)—Potatoes: New|laneous manufacturing ; Cort Mar ....... 1.48% st anufact' stocks 
BOD -vseree 1.49% May oC ii US. ions Si. on tence 30 otal eased slightly. Leading rails and WHERE BETSY LEFT HER 
Mar Laem sent. 110 [lower arise ae oemproring at muck! motion picture stocks were firm. ME aed ai Oct awneees jer: car ot, treck wales: Idaho-Oregon lone which struck the island Sunday. 
sss OD oeneaes 338. ston long wnites) = New York Stocks 
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He Ss Not the Man\ wrdiyé'sar on ee Admiral....... 174 Jones 3.1L... 88 ’ Fi h — cases included, pe tere 1 Ae wy heaoee ad cee ae "83 y .) | er 
ord Long 1g. t,’ < aq Wnltes—Grade A, jumbo 62-85. weight. (Allied Stre.... 613 Kimb Clk... 546 ) y Average $24: were large 52: large |Allis Chal .... 347 Kresge, 88 ... 26.6 
Trurtan Repeats |eiort a 3 Sa Ne eo Ee a hale ; » large 4 lAm Alrlin .... 24.2 sth on vin arin erases A, jumbo 81; large 49;|4™ Can oe 453 Lie MeNart "2. is CHICAGO (INS)-——Former Presi-|medium 41; smail’ 29-30, wtd avg 29. Au ag aa og My ... 67.4 : 
dent Harry S. Truman insisted|Grsde 3. yintue, 36-46, td YE, [tis [Am Mm Pay. 20s fOCRe, Aire «. $04 ‘ : again today that Adiel E. Steven are 30 ae td tg ae tak ewer ft ee oon Hurricane Blowing Out son not of “fighting| ¢ Am Rad ...... 30. cb 
candidate” that the Democratic i large 44; large |A™ Seating... 31-6 Martin Gt 1. 301 to Ocean but New Wind 
Party needs to win with in 1956. | "sre Seer fe Ste emt, me Am Tel & Tel 186 Meca'cp... ».| Brews in Caribbean . ees ere » 325 
The bl . t full steady on lar; ey “strong ree conde pol Merr Ch & 8.. 20.7 
leader ge meen Demecreic market position maintain cae WP larmeo stl... eas Midi 8 Pd.... 453! MAMI Fla. wu» — Hurricane 
feronce that there is “nothing per (Sana? Seactt at feetatihatne Oe ACThsoae <°.. asst Minn M&M. 12 |Betay slowed to a walk and ended ry es PCI|vood. movement prevailed, although de_|At! Cst Line... 86.4 Monee Ch... 42214 threat to the U. S. mainland sonal” in his opposition to a presi-|mand jacked aggressiveness displayed |At! Refin ..... 46.7 prot Ba °°” 37g j 
dential nomination of Stevenson|teriier in the ples more than a on aie a $0.1, Motor Wheei.. 35 — om an — - ny igre but he fel at h “ n om i Be dix A . 61.6 Motorola 43 rain squalls far out in t 
out betore it is too late” | BNC ashy bat cour.” prsjironieal Atlantic indicated a new cuncace BUTTER AND EGGS Boeing Air.... 54.6 _ re R,.. 56.6;storm may be brewing there. 
_ Truman drew laughter when he | CHICAGO, Aug. 15 (AP)—Chicago Mer-| john Alum... 38) Nat Gype.... $63] At.5 a.m., EST, Hurricane Betsy told asse @ \eantile Exchange: Butter steady: whole-|pomd Strs .... 152 0 Sa ; i : 
solo — a: an = sale, Duying prices unchanged: ‘reecipts gorden, vt ES Nat tess... a4|Was Centered about 210 miles east 
“deeply touéhed” by the anxiety weeet’ on @ B ie fe Budd ©o se 304 Nia St Ee ; ni 7 sah mora vowel the north 
och pgp cnet column. (per cent A 36; mixed 38: mediums 33; (Cal DIY ----.. 142 No Am Av.... $1 Jat only 7 m.p.b. and is expectéd 
as politcal Jede- current receipts weve. es ss: /Capteal Air.’ 331 Kor Sta pe... ja3/t0 continue moving towed ring ° eee 143 cn rie or north-northeast du 
He began by reading a prepared Cater Trac... 916 Owen . 8.4|the next 12 hours with a more 
statement reaffirming and explain- Poultry Chrvder sss 903 Oren “ ut ‘gt : }f s|northeasterly swing after that. 
3 his endorsement of Gov. Ave- weak on hea ~~. poh gp cr Cire Equip mie} Penh at os ber ete erg ‘= y Sage 
Harri is; about stea ; ‘ I 
Seen teen bal Stevedone | $5 i300 Jb); Tee. (Tdeday “oad coop. ova Cola Bats pare to a Atlantic. “a could wet win and ‘would fail to ae ed; seavy hens fet; “light iid Gel Bre rae m3 Pa RR = a Betsy had winds of 120 m.p.h. 
carry ag — = nine ‘states|over 4% 21-28, under 4% 24-28. come ra 3 any Pi er 7“ me ave —— area L-sapl ee he won n licked by ‘on, son .. . peD ..... 3) a cane winds exte ou 
President Eisenhower. ] pernorr nen ts CAPT Prices peta /ConPwPT 45.108 Philip Mor’, 481/70 miles to the northeast, with 
4. THINK IT ‘1s’ pet pound tole Detrott fo for No 1 “quailty Cont Bee. ee enill etna. $5.4|88les 150 miles to the northeast 
yt-, ae. a3) Sight type 16-17.\Cont COP&s 13.4 Pit Plate G... 91 jof the center and 100 miles. in 
As to suggéstions that he was Heavy ceastate over ¢ « ios» 21. * Raf Ve a “or prest & G:.. es {jother directions. 
suing ik oom aliticil Peters, frat. cfowses "30, Barred. Rocks 138 Copper, Rag .. 124 Pure OU.--- 478) ‘The San Juan Weather Bureau former president tersely wa oe Sy OP Curtiss Wr). 377 Repud @ti...; 52.2/said a new storm may be form- Ducklings [partite W" ++ 3F 5 Rex Drug..... 103 
crag ated not be alarmed SPE a see elas eerie Fd Rei alte ence, re etsy ms or & y ; sae: OF: wee &. 7 
.. ‘5 Ri vivee 455 for I never worried about the tlow mgvement, throvg! Maistributive out-iDu Pont .’7218 york Spg....- 31.3] A ship reported last night that ie ‘ers in supply ow Lj ir * rc consequences if it was the right in clare as ie See spogy, Sh Soviet ax © .. A2 Rhea b --4°43/it encountered winds estimated at 
thing to do—and I think this is.” |ettes of fancy quality in good demand. £) Auto L °.! 365 Ht Jos Lead - #.1/40 to 50 miles an hour about 700 
‘Sie ili: “ip waters tneenil & Mas ... 33 Romi mt”... sti{miles east of Puerto Rico. 
is to urge the Democratic conven- Livestock oe eee hom Nae’: ii An observation plane was sent 
tion to nominate a fighting candi- ROT, LIVESTOCK Patrd Mor-".. 444 Simmons 2... $2 [0 the SPot to investignte. Weath 
date committed without reservation 300. Early ‘ales ee and. Wits on Sh Slane og sees $0.3 Bocas soe Thy pet —- pe! ~~ ” 
or evasion to the dynamic prin- oases an Its se o-17 28 come held |Preuh Tra... 32.6 g08 Bae ------ Sh ‘ ciples of the Democratic Party.” |higher; few 15.50-16.00; seat- /¢ Bak ..., 10 coos $08 ae He said he was warning against tered early sales ous 350-600. Ib 12.00- Gen — ba og ae ne 3iR f . F Fr St t 
the danger of just a “caretaker oS. salable 400. About. 50 per cent Gen iO sannd 40.4 sof Su fod a3 00 er in alr a é 
candidate” and reminded everyone aon oll Steers. jo a A siloen Motors’. aes td on On... 33 . 
that the late President Roosevelt |"%ck* ‘2! Agus ni ee en gadis fens, ae ee tee. aT After Tar Explosion 
was not ‘a moderate.” prime 1033 Ib seers. 28. Gen Time ... 326 §uther Pap ... 444 
* * « and loads mostly choice fed steers 27.00- |Gen sees 56 witt & £3 4 
. 712g: suatlered tote mostly goed sseweistee ..-.-. O57 Oe ‘: $4) A construction worker, Frank 
He said that in 1940 Roosevelt 200-28 cows 11 00-f23 o including ‘food |oesarie”..""" 908 Peron e cy Hill, 37, of 916 Premont St. re- 
aoe —— mor | 10 $0-12.00; sino by a grain Seon’ Dales Thomp Pa: #s|mained in fair condition today in 
C CONVEN-\feq cows up to 14. above: canners Gt No *! 433 Tran W Air .. 23 St. Kitna Mercy Hospital after 
tion did hp Phang liberal fgheweights 880 down: Pe pond ths nal, BEE ox | Event Gen ---+ By |boiling tar severely burned his legs 
principles he stood for. mere’ cage A Bo Gulf Of .....190.8 oy « ..128.3\and arms yesterday ; Truman said Roosevelt had|,, Caves saleble 100. Market opening |Hersh Choc .. goa oe JR “ 
“written, & statement to that ef-|seiers and saves snsocewn: heh shotce|momeng, 7." $23 Guy Air Lis: Bt] MME wad Me ome Ti ith ” 4 oy Mes Ry ge ree 27.00-j ry Cent “*" 626 init Aire .... 8 | |struct! ruction company, David J Smith 
fect” to be read to the Democratic | 33 99: nd commercial 16.00-20.00; Indust hey 2. 308 Branttte' a 38, of Lake Orion were drawi 
convention that year if needed, |fey, eu cull and nity 1900-16 00. Rand... 17:4 on Lines : 20, lthe tar from a kettle, when it ro nm oe " oe ’ é a Cop .. 616° 08 Bteel...... 66 ploded, showering them and their 
Oxford Man Burned 1 GIBCASO. cage 1b CaBr—sanbte hows tat Bus Meh ‘saa Weste BR. 338 truck. Smith died later of burns a * es-4in rv ae ones i } 
as Car'Catches Afire gars, average an, butchers under 35 it Mk. 2 -208-4 Whie, Mot 471°" a cing ued in Leo Cole, of 18 Dayton St., Ox-| weignts: butchers over 238 oan sows Int Btiver 1". Sne YaeeTow pees roofing construction at 569 S. Jes- 
ford, _ — peace = itie Feiching ever ‘a0 fp "sm reeeipts Tt Coal. #03 Sith Red gts sie St. gree urns : an not enow over oo tes . 
ceived when his car caught fire|Ru°™; iy} goolza0 “1. 16.50-17.00 . AVERAGES Detroit Man Jailed oh, White Lake Township yester- 1838, few Me, 3 erou ts tndamaler i ite ‘ ott Res sper pois Pop = ai Larceny Charge 
aim ft wes a Pei Tb, meet ae me Ho. te Noon Ww, ~eee ai ad 42 aad ae a. ead on pragma 
we te reportedly took place|ftsrs,gm, "mens eae, He ecgnarferneen co) <--Htt tet Mt Helle ‘Court on a larceny in & on ih % mile west of Porter] sows sround 400 Ib. and lighter in larger Month ago coeee TRS 141.4 14.7 188-3 building charge Tuesday. 
road. Cole was a passenger in alec we. to 8.60 bul larger Tots ‘38. |Inee he Men hed ised tee wis! Fred Holt, 26, of 1002 E, Can- 
1948 vehicle driven by Harold R.| {0 fp. tearee ene me Ome rer ess igh Beh e220 its lena 2 isisifield, was remanded to the Oak- Specht, of 2440 Hadley Rd., Orton- ne cattle 18,000 rj gine sates 1055 low ........203.1 1149 67.2 148.8)/land County Jail under $500 bond 
ville. grade 1.00 to 1.80 higher; but edge off DETROIT STOCKS | following the 
The men told investigators the choles. at he ee S's (C. J, Nephler C.) ow Noon|Ferndale Justice Earl N, Nash. 
tire started from a backfire|1 1.00 higher; some ight helt ers low choles Allen Klee & Bquip Co*.. 3:1 Hf He was arrested Monday by 
through the carburetor. They said) $$ eae as af : W'seady|Gemmet Mig Co s7.. 33 3$ ‘3$)Ferndale potice..and is charged) 
the floor panels caught ‘fire and]te strong) stetee ond tide, sare Geaarhe" gaeerzc” «bf Lilith stealing « portable typewriter| the flames spread throughout the] 50'26-9080;"bu be gueers, 3 50.90: in pet Go Co i? 33 a valued at $59 from a Ferndale 
interior of the car. = choice 22 50-9600: few stantard tolRudy OP. as siastess + "33. *$a/@ppliance store. low good steers 17.00-22.00; high choice | Toledo 7427 13.7 
il New Hudson Man |sni "shste'"heits "issn ™ulgt| "Ko'sa b'ane‘aatea” SS : Ja udson Man jing commercial Be se t6-3.00;, few For More Fun on Your 
on Morals Charge and cutters inn ae a. most utitit I s2aFood Inspectors Fine 
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  By BOB CONSIDINE 
CHICAGO (INS) — ‘For sale. 
Harry S. Truman's 1954 Chrysler 
(the one in which he nearly ran 
over Dean Acheson, while driving 
through Washington.) Excellent 
condition. Driven only 12,000 miles 
by conservative old gentleman, A 
steal at $3,750." 
This is the kind of ad which 
Sam Silverman, former, vaude- 
ville strong man, would insert in 
the classified section if he felt 
there was time, But the resident 
of Kansas City, Mo., feels that it 
might be best to sell instantly, a 
precaution against the possibility 
that Truman’s Democratic con- 
vention candidate, Gov, Averell 
Raetieee: may lose. 
‘Hodge Given 10 Years 
for Mishandling Funds 
CHICAGO  — Orville Hodge, 
sured bank funds. 
Judge John P. Barnes of U. S&S 
few minutes after Hodge, mop- 
ping tears from his eyes, heard 
his lawyer, Arthur Fitzgerald, en- 
ter a plea of guilty. 
The plea embraced 51 counts of 
the 54 originally contained in the 
federal indictment. Hodge also has 
been indicted by the state of Illi- 
nois. The governor dropped three 
of the counts for technical 
reasons, -   
Pair Suffers Injuries 
in Two-Car Collision 
Two persons escaped with minor 
‘injuries in a two-car collision in 
Orion Township last night. 
Leroy Coon, 61, of the Roosevelt 
Hotel, Pontiac, ‘suffered multiple 
bruises of the back, and, Clomon 
ankles, left foot, and left hand. 
Both were treated at Pontiac 
General Hospital. 
The other car involved was 
driven by Ewald M. Kennedy, 66, 
of 65 E. Beverly St. The crash 
occurred at Clarkston and Baldwin 
Roads. 
Two Motorists Hurt 
in Waterford Twp. Crash 
Two drivers suffered minor in- 
juries in a collision on Elizabeth 
Lake road last night, Waterford 
Township police said today. 
David Coffey, 37, of 3896 Beach 
Rd., Troy Township, was treated |* 
at St. Joseph Mercy Hospital for 
shoulder bruises. Ellen Denstedt, 
27, of 3747 Elizabeth Lake Rd., 
Waterford Township, was released 
by Pontiac General Hospital fol-   
arraignment before (Wing treatment for a slight neck 
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Teenage Driver Hurt 
as Auto Smacks Tree 
A 16-year-old driver suffered mi- 
nor facial cuts when his car struck 
a tree off Henry Clay avenue last 
Charles C, Williams Jr., 16 Es- 
ther St. was released after treat- 
iment, Pontiac General Hospital au- 
thorities said. Williams told Pon- 
tiac police that he failed to pull 
out of a left turn from Franklin 
boulevard. 
  For Sale: Harry's ‘Big Boat’ 
ousted Illinois state auditor, was 
sentenced today to 10 years in a 
federal prison for misapplying 
more than $800,000 in federal in- 
District Court passed sentence a 
  A Harriman disaster could mean 
a cquple hundred dollars lopped off 
the sales price, Sam assured the 
writer today at the Conrad Hilton. 
Samson, as Silverman was billed 
in his days as a physica] marvel, 
had a stimulating talk with the 
Smiling Irishman and Mad Man 
Muntz before hitting on the $3,750 
price. 
“The idea came to me in the! 
middle of one night,’ the bouncy 
little strong man recalled. “I was 
just laying there and the idea 
came. I had seen where Truman 
turned jt in on another Chrysler 
and a Dodge. I couldn't wait for 
the place to open, 
“Well, I got it for $2,500 — a 
steal. Runs like q watch, Tires 
as good as new. I don't think he 
ever had jt over fifty. I figure 
there's sure some Democrat 
around who wants it bad enough 
to make me a little profit, so I 
drove it over here from K.C.   with Truman at the wheel! Dewey and let 
Vice Presidential Spot 
Almost Certain to. Be 
Topic of Discussion 
By ROBERT E. CLARK 
WASHINGTON (INS) — Former 
Gov. Thomas E. Dewey of New 
York calls on Président Eisenhow- 
er to cover plans for the forth- 
coming Republican National Con- 
vention, 
The White House sald the meet- 
ing was arranged when Eisen- 
hower learned Dewey would be 
in town and asked him to “drop 
in.” 
The conversation will almost cer- 
tainly include discussion of the 
vice presidency and the current 
“dump Nixon” controversy. 
Dewey is a staunch Nixon sup- 
porter and Eisenhower has repeat- 
edly stated his own high opinion of 
the vice president as a running Talk Convention 
‘to the Oakland County Jail for 
“Just think who rode in that car 
The 
family, for sure. And who knows 
who else? — Churchill? Anyway, AP Wirephote 
3. mainland, 
News in Brief | Driving without a license result- 
ed in the payment of $25 in fine 
and costs and a five-day sentence 
James H. Holmes, 36, of 47 Dela- 
ware Dr., who pleaded guilty to 
the charge before, Farmington 
Township Justice Allen C. Ingle. 
Pleading guilty te drunk driving, 
Edward Franks, 50, of Box 296, 
Almont, wag sentenced to 35 days 
in the Oakland County Jail yes- 
terday, He was arraigned before 
Justice Fred F. Stevens of Oxford 
Township, 
Philip Kirwan, 23, of 293 N. Cass 
Ave., is serving a five-day sentence 
in the county jail after pleading 
guilty Tuesday to a charge of 
speeding. The arraignment was 
held before Springfield Township 
Justice “Emmett C. Leib. mate. 
DISCOUNTS SENATE 
Mutual friends of the President 
and Dewey discounted speculation 
that Eisenhower might try to talk 
this fall, 
These sources sald Dewey has 
no desire to re-enter the political 
arena, either as senator or as & 
vice-presidental candidate. 
There has been some talk of 
Dewey as a possible running mate 
for Eisenhower, but persons in a 
position to know his views fore- 
saw little likelihood of his permit- 
ting any such move in his behalf. 
Dewey, a two-time loser in his 
own quest “for the White House, 
campaigned vigorously for Eisen. . 
hower in 1952, 
White House’ news secretary 
James C. Hagerty, asked whether 
the President might have. some 
special ‘mission for Dewey in 
San Francisco, replied: “Why don't 
we wait until tomorrow on that?” 
HAGERTY MUM 
Hagerty declined comment when 
asked whether he thought there 
was any prospect of the President 
asking Dewey to run for the Sen- 
ate or to serve as his own running- 
mate. 
  Charies F. Brents, 27, of 157 W. 
Huron St., who yesterday demand- 
ed examination on a charge 
gross indecency, 
$1,000 bond set by Pontiac Munici- 
will be examined: Aug, 22. 
Pleading guilty to reckless driv- 
  big. fellows like that. Maybe I'm 
selling too cheap." 
dealer located at 951@ Truman Rd., 
Independence, A rere Truman au- 
tograph on a title document will be 
thrown in. 3 
Truman made a trip"east in the 
ear shortly after buying it, his 
first trip back to Washington aft- 
er leaving the White House, 
While driving near the Capital's 
Metropolitan Club he found him- 
self bearing down en a distin- 
guished - looking, mustached, 
homburged man carrying a brief- 
case. 
Truman slammed on the brakes 
(“the brakes are in first class con- 
dition’’—Silverman) and blew the 
horn (“horn in top shape"’—Silver- 
man) and the elegant jaywalker 
vaulted out of the way, Only then 
did HST realize that he had_nearly 
bumped his former secretary of 
state, ‘Actason, ee 
Sam woulda’ t say how that would 
have affected the resale price. 
Youngster, 2, Injured 
When Struck by Car Two-year-old Stephen Patterson, 
of 3676 Woodview, W. Bloomfield 
Township, is reported in ‘satis- 
factory” condition at Pontiac Gen- 
eral Hospital today after suffering 
a fractured pelvis when he was 
struck down by a car near his 
home last night. 
The child was playing in the 
driveway of a nearby home. when 
he was hit by a backing car, 
James A. Donald, 30, of 3659 
Ashland, told W. Bloomfield police 
he was backing his car out of the 
driveway when he “heard a noise” 
and saw the boy lying on the 
ground, He said he rushed the boy 
to his home and then to the 
hospital,   
  
Earnings   
and it — fH eras 183, oot, rene “earn: — 9 
or “es common share for the 12 
months ended June 30, an increase of 
8.8 per cent over the previous compara- 
ble peri ane revenue rose 11 
per cent to $24,619,061, 
YORK aNs) — International The car, a black limousine with 
white-walled tires, was purchased 
from Haines and Hodges, a car 
Orion Ghoul’s Reason 
    tice Herman Roth, 
A purse and $13 were reported) 
stolen yesterday on E. Pike street 
near Parke street, Pontiac police 
Hadassah rummage sale, won- 
derful merchandise, some new. 
Thursday p. m. and Friday. 286 8. 
Saginaw at Franklin Rd. —Adv. 
If your friend's in jail and needs 
bail, Ph. PE 5-0424 or MA 56-4031 
mm AY. 
Do You Have a Carpet Problem? 
Call Tuson Carpet Serv. FE — 
—Adv 
  
Baffles Investigators 
Oakland County detectives have 
been unable to determine if ghouls 
open. in Bigler cemetery, Orion 
Township, Sunday. 
Fragments of bone found near- 
by were identified as human, Det. 
Jack Davis said yesterday after an 
examination by St. Joseph Mercy 
Hospital Pathologist Dr. Richard 
E. Olsen. 
* * @® 
Parts of a woman's shoe also 
was found at the scene. County 
authorities ordered the grave re- 
filled yesterday. 
_ Removal of a body or. portion of 
a body from a grave is a felony 
carrying a maximum sentence of 
10 years in prison or a $5,000 fine, 
County Prosecutor Fred Ziem said. 
  
Housing Commission 
Gives City $17,570 
A payment of $17,569.59 was re- 
ctived by Pontiac City Commis- 
sioners last night from the Pontiac 
Housing Commission, 
The payment substitutes for 
taxes the city. would receive on 
the land now occupied by its hous- 
ing project 
In a letter accompanying the 
payment, Roy MacFee, executive 
director of the Commission, pointed 
out benefits of the housing project al Judge Cecil McCallum. Brents 
ling, Seldon Stamper, 35, of 54666 
Twelve Mile Rd., South Lyon, was 
fined $25 and paid $15 court costs 
in Justice Court Tuesday, He was 
arraigned before Walled Lake Jus: ojcco, 
took ariything from a grave found) Dewey, now engaged in private 
law practice in New York City is 
going to San Francisco as.a dele- 
gate from New York. 
was freed under| Meanwhile, Hagerty continued 
to refuse comment on the barbs 
thrown at the GOP by speakers 
at the Democratic National Con- 
vention, saying only; 
“Just remember that this is only 
the first. inning of a two-week ball 
ame." 
The Republicans hojd their own 
convention next week in San Fran-     
Pontiac Okays Extra 
Cost for Local Airport 
Notified that bids on construc- 
tion of the east-west runway 
extension at Pontiac Municipal Ait- 
port have gin $24,000 over estl- 
mates of the cost, Pontiac City 
Commiséioners: last night okayed 
spending an additional $6,000 as 
their. share of the increase. 
Federal contributions to meet the 
increase will be $12,000. The state 
ah pick up another $8,000 of the 
bil 
Total bids for’ the project came 
to $145,482.62. : 
Three Slightly Injured   
Three area men escaped with 
minor injuries when their car 
went off the road and- crashed 
through a wooden fence in Addison 
Township early today. 
Treated and released for cuts 
and bruises at Pontiac General 
Hospital] were: Jerry M. Kickwoor, 
19, of 4336 Whitehead St., Leonard, 
Albert W. Rogers, 19, of 805 
Glaspie Rd., Oxford, and James F. 
Middleton, 21, of Metamora, the 
driver. 
The accident occurred on Ray 
Rd., east of M24, according to 
Oakland County deputies. 
  
Okay New Bond Issue 
JACKSON (®—Consumers Power 
Co, today said an investment group 
headed by Halsey, Stuart and Co., 
Inc., has been awarded a new is- 
sue of $40 million in first mort. 
due in 1986. 
  
  to city government,   
  
    
           
    
“CHICAGO @ — Sen. Wayne 
. Morse of Oregon headed West to-   are 5 \ 
Hi 
  z. 
:     Dewey into running for the Senate — 
in Car Crash at.Addison | ee 
      
  
       
    
   
          
  
      
          
      
       
   
     m ¥ THE owntac ness, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 15, 1956 aN pares A 
7 ait \ Ay 
a | taf &W 
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     | Democratic. Part y Civil: Rights Plank 
  
  
  
      
  
  
  
    
  
  
  dear damother bo dhervood James) 7 
Ranke Funeral service will be] FUNERAL HOME ah tg ES det nome | Ambulance Service if Plane of Motor 
with tnterment fn Hort Bheron |: z— FE 263% 0 
Tost tin te 2 state at the metery Lots 5 
Punere 
os 36a. i "en. ONE GRAVE IN PERRY MOUNT, 
bay yy Ancerson ile reasonable, 23 William 
Rd., ‘Waterford, Mich.. 20;|\WHITE CHAPEL OLD BECTON deat brother of Mrs. Lisette. Bar-| three graves. 6180, six fo © $270 
ker and tere, Delores wen” Li 2-3187, 
Thursday, Awe. 16. af Tt am) Help Wanted Male 6 
Phureh with Rey, Fe. Pe a. Dee AMBITIOUS MEN WITH CARS, Sa eg eer eee elt | make $20 to $30 @ day, plus lib- 
Pariah oeney evening at 6:30| ¢fel monthly, This is 
‘clock at the Coa ral] & Proven one-call proposition, Ne 
ame, 3141 Geshabew Ra. Dray-| Waroits. no slack, period. Selling ton. Plains, Funeral ar-| {i po7y ty Og es oe rangemente by Coates Punerai fed. ot Thurs, Sate) Waloron 
i 
wisiam ‘enia nd Ra Lake. Calit., age a! 
ee ene band ot Mrs. Mary Jo} Jo Ma “ge 4 
  
  6, at ie) 
  
nd) i ? Pe H   i 
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723. i ¥ 3 5585 
  
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bride i 
i   beloved ‘us-/ 
| CARPENTER ~ CREWS sar Ps. wea   
  
  
  
  
“pEsionED von “PUR 
Voorhees-Siple   
    
  
  
    
    
Attention Man with car 
  
w Ag LALA 
or PR. freaccattea 
puiomoniio Ror Apply Pontiac 
CARPENTER AND RR 7 “Se. 
ment crewe for we A 
42575 
CARETAKER FOR 
CAMP NEAR LAPEER year ‘roun@d position for re-   
york ts Drive 
age Che vrolet Salesmen 
: exp, —_ only. Must = 
e 
commission. hee eo North Chevrolet < Co. 1000 
f ‘oodward, es ;   
    
Steady joyment, 
‘ Fiabe sels tien SSSI 188 
~ PRILE AND AND MILL DRERATOR drills and do 
Soon a wrork. ro Fens | 
—_ on fixtures 
work   
pone seitane 
eS la “Sate ee oy EXPERIENCED COUNTER GIRL. 
Joe's Coney Island No, 3, 4827 Piss Highway. 
AL ENGINEER   
1 FURNITURE an, weekly salary plus —- 
_ ot re 
Awion 
cmavalia tive pe '   
  
  
FOR WANT ADS 
DIAL. FE 28181 
      or 
“INSPECTOR Whe precbene set up and check small 
mee MEG on a “CO Plate, 
is AS i 
KOREAN VETS / VETS: AND" 
. NON-VETS See Ad Under 
      
  
LATH       
SHAPER 
Surface Grinder Hand ‘JIG BORE 
Must have Journeyman's cards. 
All fringe benefits 
COMMANDO 
Tool Co. 
JORDAN 446917     
LOOK, MEN Steady year around sale 
with excellent earnings 
Finny yr 
ase ¢ 
AN AS Ni if you are not ex 
do not 
ance, be accurate at 
able te secure 
Boz ranc 
lans for your family retection. 
| oats made possiBle by in 
creas ——— for aa service position 
ante 
tienced 
$1431, 
ASHIER IN RES- taurant, Must have neat ene 
  
MAN With car to work With manager, 
PE &-Ti00. 
MER WHO >} NEED A MINIMUM 
ll » meet Sud 
  
1 ASS’T CHIEF 
INSPECTOR 
Salaried - 
(LARGE PLANER) 
1 BLANCHARD 
. 2-MACHINE 
REPAIR MEN 
Overtime: — 
High Hourly Rate 
All Fringe Benefits 
Modern Plant 
Detroit 
Broach & 
Rechiutie (SHOULD BE FAMILIAR WITH 
GEAR TOOTH NOMENCLATURE) 
1 PLANER OPERATOR 
GRINDER OPERATOR 
Machine Co. 
OL 1-9211 
  
transformers e contro! 
poet pe. . Milford : ‘RI 
rience to work on assembly of 
Mil 
  
  
           
    AN ARTS | 
ay RS er oe miners sae 
bond gyn al 
Near Sy man, Write Pontiac Press 
nf 
           
  _Dointment   
  
  
  rative 
pe sae "ont we Maron fe | <% 
saW men, metei men. Apply 
no layoffs, no strike, MAHAN REALTY co. 
TRAILER HELP Experience and final assém mbly. 
couch. Holly, Michigan f 
~ Unlimited Opportunity — 
Gnd time ‘tia Aoply by phone tot | 
oo em W Engelhart, FE 
Ww E WILL iy RAIN “YOU 
For « successful career in sellin 
life insurance, Age 26-40, Guarand 
teed salary, $300 per month. Pius 
commission, -if yow can qualify, 
call, FE 39-0319. 
Whoish es Stead gout anee 3 Peon, WAN’ AR. - CA AT 286 
State Bt. , 
— Ni 
iddieaged, must be experienced. 
Phone South Lyon, Eneve 
  wipe ” POUNG WEEN BETWEEN 22 and 30 to work as grill man 
to Cae for assistant manager 
and ——_ position, Must 
  
YOUNG MAN school graduate, Car 
tensive 3   
HF rt jon 
cnedera employe programs. 
Household Finance Corp. ™% 8. Saginaw 
trent = ee 
Help Wanted | Female 7 
3 GALESOIis WANTED. EXPE. 
. i preferred Pull time. Ap- 
— a** Women’s Wo | 
Saginaw, f to ey em 
APPLICATIONS NOW BEINO TAK- 
ae os time oe. Steady 
must older, Neisner’ we Bee cB @ Ne beg inaw 
ATTRACTIVE, GIRL OFT ALL | _Ss thad for small Birm 
ee. | senedl nee own transpor- 
vn for ap 
Bigs 
Are You Looking for an 
Unusual Opportunity as 
Housekeeper ? ?   
  
Tf so, we believe you wil) fHke 
what We heve to offer: Your own 
private room with nde jon, 
salary and Thur: un- 
. We have H schoolage 
and live in Birm 
es ‘wired 
Pontise Prova, ter 
  
  
    
    ANT, wrest ok 18, A Manger of- 
fice, Onkinnd thestre after? ¢ AB ears } : 
  
‘CASHIER 
USAR ae Bloomfield Fashion 
  
CLERK-TYPIST 
            
      
  re es at de ed ei ay 
Hotisehold Finance sr 
      
  
  
    
Scant. gener housewor 
es, Vacation pay, 
GENERAL HovS WORK, FE = = lain cook, small family, no laun- “FOR Goo: n . 
ry, must hot" be over size 6, | SANs on rouen We Gram oon | CARPENTRY WORK WANTED NO must bave goed pelerences, either y vear ‘round. No tayofts,| Job too small large. Free stay nights or have own trans- rte A $2.50 to 63.00 per hour. estimate, FE 86-3400. 
portation, pay for right per) A person 150 e Perry |CARPENTER WORK. son, -Celle er ro A 6-61 rty romedeing. Also cabinet work. REAL ESTATE SALESMEN OR | GIRL 6 FOR |“ saleswomen for new rome project-| OR 3-4887 care o Py cata g's ieht house- im Pontine, aterford and Utica Ww 
  ork. Stay nights. MArket ¢-1847.| grea. Exp preferred. Rose Hill 
GRILL GIRL WANTED. MIL Realty Co. KEnwood 29-9060 Star Drive-In. 2008 Opdyk RASPBERRY PICKER 
_ 3-01 Mongar, Wednesd Friday 
GET CHRISTMAS GIFTS FREE. | Northwest aoe od Rashadae +” na for a toy party, OR | Rd. Seymour Lk. Rd. 
aol = SALESMEN Hous [EPER BETWEEN 4 & REAL ESTATE 
% YT Sr charge of poms, 3 . tuntt . hus. 
ere! 1 and BA Hrs. = fa terion te Drelerred, tia, We 
ware Miu have o wenger rain, ition Cal od Horea, Fi +1840 eves, rea, MY 31209.   
of sel aaa "atlt r ¢ yt sell. ye earning Life- 
rite 7 Pontlee sraptend —_* Career, 
territory. W 
Box   
  
CABINET MAKER AND CARPEN. be A Kitchen & specialty. Ez 
CARPENTER AND CABINET 
Neve ate   
  
  
  
      ae a AND PART. Employment Agencies 8A)   
Men’ one i lente i "ee 
  ) Lunch, ¢6r, of Walton and   CAREER CENTER: B-1 RIKER BUILDING 
PE 68-0416 
  LADY FOR. POSTING MACHINE INE 
ivable. son pine. pm he oa ¥ LJ 
_Mass Pe s-ssee “ prant ie ALeaLADY 
atl | pige Jew cores — 
el-Huron sho MIDWEST PONTIAC’S OLDEST EM- 
Fess Ar DISCUSS a 
OUR niet Pentne POS!I- 
  GED 
og ty ay e then 
_sehool age. PE }-1083 
AG o 
days a week. Apply 621 Whitte. 
more, 
MIDDLEAGED TAD LADY TO SHARE 
& modern home, with mother and 
gore for school 
‘amily, Box 110, 
R COM- 
lete ee ad able-bodied. Pontiac 
  MARRIED MAN WOULD Like full or part time’ work of 
tay kind Pm’ eteso. 
eee cn 
RUN OP. 
"Es ee   GRAEBNER’S 
1,000 
JOBS FOR 
MEN AND 
WOMEN 
An 2 HNO PERMANENT kD. Ove a 
  on avproval. 
Regal Greetings, Dept. 195, Fern- 
dale Michigan   
      EFINED WOMAN WHO DRIVES 
_to babysit and live tn. MI 4-4650. 
  wa, 10: 20 pm. Hise ‘ween’ fo 
   Pon at d duties and 
at saaree Ug All GRAEBNER S-—Pontiac feferences. Be per’ week, Nar 313 Pontiac Bank Bldg. 
yt aa c; cpene 2m AL OAK 0 ie 8. A A Mile Aree, ro sar eee oe7 RE BLDG, 
WOMAR ; Age IRMINGHA ‘ tks Indy to ive OFFERINGS Teeet , O80, Imm fw) oF part time: Bee. 
zp. FART ER | _west ¢ NTC wer 
ent 
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WAl He OPENINGS ent h. 9 B. rae. & 
Rely re 6 Take full charge   
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TRAINEE, salen Car w 
  
  
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Fe vaign® sual   
Ads! 
    
CEMENT WORK Garege tioors, driveways, bare 3 
ments. Patios. Cheap r. M 
0702. 
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able, tree esti- 0 
Bates ba’ ES 
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kind. 
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‘PAINTING pg 
repair work 
PLUMBING “WORK WANTED. asonable. 
CARPENTER   
  RELIABLE CA 
model f ir or new 
MA AND 
jobs. Alen repair, FE 56-0256. 
Two ~{-YEAR-OLD BOYS WANT 
work of any kind, Call FE 32-0329, 
YOUNG yAnaeD i i _DERaEs 
Pia, Dae 
Work Wanted Female 11   
  
  
  
§ DAYS A WK, Ing OR 
omnes by day. 3-0825 after 
a.   
WASHINGS AND IO oe | 0 Pick a ane seer FE 35-7342, 
A ~4 I 
dativety. rE yes, 
tit = a — ras P aa DE- 
i Deey rouAN DEES | 
light ork. Write Box 
‘ess. 
bag oo 17, WANTS BABYSITTING, 
West Side pretered ba] 26175. 
GENERAL we yo   
Al 
wants work FE 
oc WOMAN Wisirs 
F's in motheriess home. 
OGRAP NG, sic. APHING, FYPI _retarial service. EM 3-2842_ 
18ST, 2%@ FOR DR. OR, 
my me kup and deliver, 
Cail_FE 5-1910, ss 
wi DAY OR . EXP. SRe C 4-2812. : 
AN } RE. EX- 
tienced 4 : 
  
A-1LC NT WOR 
LLOYD MONROE 
FE 4.6866   
    
    s NORTH RANG La om recent |May Trip Up Hatmony at Convention ‘ yi : and bey Cy City | CHICAGO W#—The Democratic| subject. to ‘approval by the full/hand have talked of seeking what] Branch, Lapeer, io eee eee ; earty’s propensd civil rights piat-|108- member platform committe|they would regard as the st00¢-| mer can Legion posts, the Nation. iP we wily about 4. The cen- | jform plank said today theland —tonight— by the convention|est possible plank. al Champion Drill Team, 102, of ee ee ‘ - {Supreme Court's desegregation | itself. Detroit, installed the of- ane » |decisions “have brought conse-) The platform committee was in C Deaths ficers here: and qtinlee) ayences of vast Importance.” But/seasion in the Conrad Hilton Hote oun Post Commander, Ray Peplinski; : draft said “we reject all pro-|—convention headquarters dow Mrs. Joseph Secterlin first vice commander, - 
 |posals fgr the use of force to in-| town; ca for Mrs,|man; second vice, Fred Crawford; terfere with the orderly determi-| Whether a fight would develop) CLARKSTON—Service | post , Garland Davis; ti. nation of these matters by the/there or on the convention floor! Jogeph (Margaret) Seeterlin, 71, of | ance officer, Leo Naracon; service 
courts.” tonight remained to be fe-\115 North Holcomb St., will be Seve ‘Alseviee = Sitotentam. of it.” : 7. * *& : the Sharpe Funeral Home pre Leonard; chaplain, Casper sary,” he Although the suggested educa- * * —_ with nd ant - at - arms “AG baa! : here at 10 a.m. Thursday, with/Moore; and serge ’ 2. eee . tion plank had omitted any ref- Southerners have done their best|Mé®e St 30 a.m. ‘Thuraday, 8/Moore; and ‘Sens tees erence to the Supreme Court, the/to have the platform avoid 8NY| seeterlin died Monday at her home. = oe ont jeivil rights section had this to say|mention of the Supreme Court. ree resident for] NoTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN OF A = nt that broken | on the subject: re ey. (om Northerners on the other! "years, she is survived by her|pubite, hearin Sant ear at the 
=, = ion chan oF tee Ave : husband; three sisters, Mrs Belle Frage atte "pm, tg cohelger the howd | wie ninoviied -|relating.to segregation in publicly|Blasts ‘Big Business’ — and Mrs, Mary| trTertbange from Residential to Com- papa an “ oon De, Be apes supported schools and elsewhere) CHICAGO @#—In a speech that! Pe sig Caitfornie; and| tein, : and 39: test: of She _pontn open” and “closed” facilities at/that oe a & crorgptr ge a have brought consequences of vast|ran five oe his aletied we na Sen of Detrdit and) eaten a i a orth Hawthorne. drugs, main object to our nation as a/35- minutes, . Wayne Morse . kland County, -Michi- ‘The 24 “closed” patients will be|center is to teach living to chil-| — whole and especially to communi-|iambasted Eisenhower administra-|George Freeman of Grand Rapids. fora "Deceribed at Jot taken for ae ; orga ogee pee o— age thoat out yy Pog of} _ |ties directly affected, We reject|tion policies, and exhorted voters Kenneth F. Lohmann widentng. of “Watkins Lakeland” 
“open” patients, chiliren who are| * 9% inereh nination of these mrad by) Services for Kenneth Frank Lob- mei: 10 feet’ of Lot 92 Supervisor's learning family-style living, some| The new facility, located near| gp oto , mann, 29, of T224 Andersonville Rd.|pet ¢, waterford Township. is 44 of them for the first time. The|Northville State Hospital, is the| Sgt plank had been|ke Developed the Game) win be at 11 a.m, Thursday in Our|.,3._.79,,* fifth cottage is for day care chil-|first unit in the state for children approved at a session of the dratt,| CHICAGO W® — Sam Rayburn|Lady of the Laltes Church, with| “tot ga, Supervisors Plat No. 8 excey dren. ' |to be set up with the “‘open” and ing committee early today. The|Claimed last night that under Ei-|burial in Mt. Olivet Cemetery, De-|tr, OO ae ae - 
Classrooms are tagged as quiet | “l°sed” Program. vote was 125. senhower “we have an administra-|troit. Parish Rosary will be at spreceat + ” se areas. The living areas are — While the five Dixie members|tion that has developed the classic/8:30 tonight in os ers ony of ae Sens Mee Sore called medium quiet. The chil- |Invited to Leonard > AP Wirepnote [cast their votes against the word-|Army buck-passing game to new|Home, 3141 Sasha mts cr and alii Lge 8 thea fownanin dren are allowed to be as noisy |) pon arn — Cunt apaier wil HE HAD THE LAST SAY—Despite the fact. there were many |ing, most ears of the draft-| heights.” . —_ SS Oe died Sat- teees interes Pel aie 
oe tney Mike at the svimming lhe Nicholas Grosser “at the Meth-| WO™en speakers at yesterday afternoon's Democratic convention jovtlen cat noblacsia Seong fo| Harvest of muskrats in the Unit-lurday at his home, He is survived toning Bosnrme® pool, gymnasium and the recre- \oaist Church Sunday. He is replac-| 8¢ssion in Chicago, here's the man who got in the final word. He's avoid a serious party fight ed States annually is more than|by two sisters, Mrs, Lucille Bar- LOUIS G. BARRY, o_o ing the pastor, who is attending) Rep. Thaddeus Machrowicz of Michigan who made the last sched- * _|six times that of any other fur-lker of St, Clair Shores and Mrs. -Matertord, Township: Right now, the student body'camp with a group of boys. uled speech of the afternoon. _ Each section of the platform is | bearer. Delores Bateman of Detroit & 
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; ness Services 13 De th N f In Memoriam 2 rele Wanted Male 6) Help Wanted Male 6| Help Wanted Female 7 Help Wanted 8| Work Wanted Male 10 Building Service «12; Busi j x POP PLR LPL LM LLLP A - i o a q 0 Ices IN Lov ‘ D NT | LICENSED ELECTRICAL CON- . sm Bennrdne pused Seay ging tem pace | Uva wr pou hows wok he bnrs| "For wetuage” tok. ‘Senbe a] “ARCOM ber gS TARE | MLACARRAETER ORE. MEW 8) BRICE. BOGE tte ne une sing anata "cant, oY“ . 13, 1086 ore Age felerences. rity Drug, of handicap no| 8. Telegraph rd. thesiol Pe ts re ¢. ong 952 7 . fo'my fears ys yee Age legraph Ee work Ph. PE © a- ¥ ree Mish. Meg ese! Always art pout fond ahd. reat a a cee Mi sre Te at EXP. WAITRESS WTD ee ‘ow ye remarens Service, 7 Se Carpentry attcraneed’ sonable. Call OA $208, dear of Leo’ and} qherg’s not a day. dear Mother, Pesrvon shoe dept. Wederal store.) SALES MANAGER serving liquor and food, Apply in rviee ne TO E TRIMMING AND Mre, Marte Bresnahan; dear sister gaa is missed by Doris, Jay and oORv ice rid it My | WANTED person between It aim. snd DUPLE 76 TL FORTEC | Peart do. ou, Tepalrs, and alterations, "be oe 
in Sea nis "Salat eas | Blowers | _Bethneegiey, Senge Go, abe W, | Man 24 to 27 Space penile et HEE, RPTONEN BRLP ATR, AP | coors, Cetera Ft cree | Ree tie STR | eee a edtiaies he aver pre mas Se oa vice will be held Fri- iY eacaW INTER. fering exceptional i. 56-2804 aterial only or do the entire 
Sicteh Acme pourara mawpge, | se sretebicey Ga w| ke eathacr vey Ram coun, urn pe | Ong me ete Om Oe | SET aah AMS nape | Ratt gAte feta ie Taw eee aan erie oe Rev. W. H. Collycott me 3604 ‘E 9-6301 more per ear required no trave eopee OR 3-2642. MAN OR WOMAN rT] eo FE t FE 
Mire. Cashion will oak fe in state. ef o ebens Directors 4 about our hy te alma ‘DRexel Cpanel iervto. Ph. | EXPERIENCED COOK WANTED. me mre apis dl vo “een Cirepalr #1917 ‘ wfchtons nour ema Key r-a080. & the Brace-Smith punerel Ho Old established Co. op Fred's White @wan Drive In. M-68) chance to act as crew manager. | CARPENTRY - CABINETS-FOR-|GewWENT i8 OUR SPECIALTY. | WELL DRILLING. WELL& PUMP os mith - Puneral Wome. | SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT, § 2 R- NT GiLBOE. AUG, 13. 1056, SHARON AMBULANCE ences for? producing salgsmen, ist Seraiah references, Phone | 80d Pontiac Lake TEP ERTENCED ie ig ay salle em sight, Additions end pairs, EM SATIS = mene ee a0 TL WARRING SERV: OR i Re a ie CF Pee a a A net RI ne —On 3a Scribe, 130 8 Telegraph Ra. Repeal business helps build yout | CARPENTRY CABINET WORK. eng ERS WALL WARING carvies. Duley sister of Pamora) neice ~ rallies “On a! chinery: Alrwav Inc, SALESMEN EXP. WAITRESS 12 TO 6 P.é.| future. Write Pontiac Press, Box | “odd jobs ress , 23-0562. Homes, Offices, factories. PE oy ee organi iains aterford Twp. Highland Rd No salle, Fungi Oxt8. "ea WON CARPENTER WORE ALT RINGS . from: 3 Bra v Donelson-Johns . fice wheed sin cle. ag. Preaty ot | BE work. LET) oom WANTED. Pleasant an¢ profitable s saleswork pact 4 ¥ene etheeciens. bx ___ Garden Plowing 16B 
PLOWING. DISCING, yet: 
and mowing. West Side 44224 775 Scott Lk. Rd.   
  . a a LING LAWNS AND GAR- 
a _ OR 30784   
      oe ated | 
—_ additions Call alter § FE) 
  elin, 
4 ____ Laundry 18 
CURYAINS, 
UACt fms: fully anor 
Laun dry. Phone F     
DRYWALL TAPING. toca wom Free estimates. OR | GUARAN. |FOR FAMILY LAUNDRY BERV 
ice, tiac. ‘“aundry. re® ph. 2-8i01   
oy —Ta¥ING xD. Guar work. 
e ‘war » F 
ee BSS Sha 
  Landscaping 18A   
CUSTOM BULLDOZING YARD, 
snvever. gromea and beck filling. 
  ELECTRICAL COFTRAGT WIRING 
gad spe 1008 Ww. Ty ay ee 
  
    
homes, Repair specialty. OR | 
3-51.46. .   
General Contractor pecialty. L. Bilis, PE| _perien S97 le out LA COMPLETE LAWN MAINTE. 
nance abd shrubbery, 25 yrs. ex- 
perience. FE $0028.   
  
  supercars. 4 tole get ae MBEDG. SERVICE| 're'tascst” ‘wt set ‘| SODDING, SEEDING AND ROTO- 
INO pea ALTERATIONS, | ‘ling. ge gpg nen oe lode K N CABIN AND CU removal. For sale ntucky Bie 
TO! UVILT oO GE AND and Mérion Piue grasa: will de. 
BREEZEW AY. CALL 2-8245 ; liver. Webeais 
, OR 3-2276, aU to DOE, i onyenin Nos 
PLASTERING, RESIDENTIAL weekends 
§-3552 FinD “AND DikrvEWa GRA- 
—2E_204_ peck filling. FE 63652. 
Moving & Trucking 19   
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DING REPAIR. 
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Lost: ENGLISH POINTER, ALL nh ning) PR $4402 or +4813, L. 2 large bdrme, with werd. cellag, hes ave 
oii ‘with black head. Viciniy ATE Gian FOR YOUR | COUR iment, foreed a ee Seth 
Orchard Lake, Village, PE 7-007, cu ar eeu te ~~ UNION COURT , run worms. ‘and’ te vine ai Kt =, e iivin 
coat wire, HANDBAG, DER.| K. . l your | foo 5 B 2-1672, 3 rome end, bath, Adulte only. r \ wold. Make us an offer on omnes ST. IMMEDIATE POSSES- cto roomy t: =e you 
, Auguste Bt. OR !a33 Oret 1 eee Realtor i . * "G TEN . equity, Payments $67.60 om BION, .| gan have @ fishing Boat ot “the 
Lost: ¢ ' ee TROOME, 013 Aw! *| 109 2, Muron eS teak 5 ACRES R. J. VALU ET, Real There ie a full baserpent, oi 
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. . contract OOMS, DOWNTO\ WaT sIDE. Tw ss : N LAND A windows, stor: 
; ssi Reward. Call FE dw Mt A. Stout, Realt et ice Auburn owes refrigerator wo ® — ove toreed “ ee he hot, ve. NEEDS Listin aunvice The finest roe *yi9.000. 2 
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_Michigan Animal Rescue League. | Voorhels, ‘Priv. aut ‘use | 3 rooms ‘beth, 2. - KL Templeton ‘ealtor Harbor. wh Tun dow, but 
Tost: MALE TOY FOX TERRIER! ow g MORTGAGES B= -g -*. Sedliomes fad bath, 2 ehildren per- 1230 Orchard Lake Rd. PR 44863 ely aE Ranch 
Wait wee tore © beowe, mare “lath foce re TIES ¥% sre | 4 apoo vEPPe CLEAN. | 14 ss G. "HEMPSTE AD _ [After ¢ @ Sun, OF 2 p-itoe | for ‘Appt | low Jog gum — payment and” only we 7 Home 
Hobbies pig oe ay 2 111? 8. Telegraph _ iinkers, Pe ete, “WT Huron New tn 1008 2 ter rooms, — 
Kee SCRABELE ee ww eotte o Bosiety . atacs Mas, SVE. Sos. SNS Baril Rent Honees Fern Furnished 35 CLARKSTON "LOVEL AND vanity, “sinh ee . path al | 
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by number sets $1.00 = tremet , ,00MB. Y VORA with |? CAPAQE 2 ,PEP KE mung ssw lprectica modern rn ke ne ee ee en Gai Attached’ Slatiorel sateen ' 
to fit). Bal = contract Realto Patrid Wh ol 8. dock, om oes of Blue ot" on oa ily aoe, cee, A Ah OE pty aes ie Be a . ia 
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Notices & Personals 25) é LA 3 ROOM $9 Wesbing’ ton. ng. By, fer_.or woot. 8) ny AL ANI — s-| d. Now vacant & ready OPEN EVENINGS & BUNDAYS | ‘The owner has trenate at once, 
~ disse” elt. S440 Dixie . i OLD 2 1 _— aetils payment , " will arsed, ene 
ee eae Hwy. OR FE 3-271. completely furn, to $8500 LAKE FRONT sacrifice at $15,360, $6,000 
“ROOME. CLOsE ii lease, f - . . ad » FRONI down to a 5 : 
hey - seout i. « & wep. ion ah paths Ctbse ne ARGE Hept. tat te Maren ust. gt Okay, so it isn't plugged in — but how do you account | F. C. W C ce bag os dg room mod- per cent mortgage. 
sees S| GOO) OO) et cae cay teen F.C. Wood Co.| BESESE BRS) wire nos 
RIVATE DETE wily decorated. n aM . , ow ‘rors 
+ linoleum, N modern, Bab: ew fate LN CABINS, ene = Goracr. Winams Lak REALTORS 
the Tory piinic| At our, dlaposst to comets "si “ea Perr), "s.| any inuare easton Sh Si, "| Rooms W Siroe vane iat Tt Sots 4 FAMILY oon ar 
$3 cur ‘Shee’ Bee Rontrects fer | LARGE Se WO DNB WATE Kitchenst BE, MODERN, PORN. | ~~~ coms With Board 38 For Sale Houses 43 _for cash, Good location, FE 21104) RAN, i One 3 bedroom with — ae? 
clie 8 ———ee saa baths: 
Aerotred Knapp Shoes | Sh Leech SS SSeS | Pe has” fr eelecms Paine | space heater, plenty at laws $22 |? 28 4 Bonppens. 10 MarnaRD BRICK $10,975 The teal home ter Ye Pin ce a rive “bat | Nothing Down 
20% i OR 3-1502 To Buy- . y ROOMS Pome 8 iat NOONE "HG § Wats i eal home for you. er eld- lectri ents furnt including 
: Laneaene te) veer mn | EE Ee yo cLeay-abmmrWoouE Wour | CEDAR SHAKE $9975 |) He,t 2M oni ci Wg MeN 4 peal a ign Qe Ly yg 
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REPAIRING. 2536\1075_W. me Brena: cag Scere 3 noon, FREVATE ATH” FE |S ROOM” 7 BEDROOM ALL MOD- Home aah’ cheente OC cn We will recommend our builder | ¢ ineuranee, Phone IM 3-244. —_ ; 
308 . 8 Wanted Real Est 3 Se thas, Owen ployment sree, Cal ee to be, renable and conselaplows, | “chuding "all ose Fores is. BU Y 
5 ate 32A BA a r AND LAUN- | Ypstignts. welcome E. &, 1 or write Hig, Bg not feel obligated aie - : wvery fe muerte erin . REALTY co. 
setiere. mig = Dyas Oduers. 8270 90000 CASH FOR mop- |? ‘ BRN, YEAR ROUND | 7 Ponties, Mich. DOR “so Mtiame Lake | 1063 W. Huro ‘ATERF 77 
ta ee ee wg, | * Rs MSDE, A MOU | aca ROR ou | te rate PE Soe AGROHEAE BMCUR: Cogrrgr- ay onngener| ESTATES. | 
UYERS IR r, 70 : 7 setataee re | : = | swe ement @ good buy, terms.) ' ‘86. 3 hedpoom brick. b iS - 
NT AND BATH hes epg ewe | { usen Lake front furnished 4 rm — «na heat, Rae 3 bedroom 
1420. ‘Parkway, : : in: . ceramic tile bath, ranch type with at 2 
IN DEBT? For your, land. contract, quick fie y, Sylvan Lk. PE ae GOVERNMENT Hovse. | Convalescent Homes 38A -, a George Marble aaener, ones ge Pea oare. slerme Gad servens, with fireplace,” wel wnt etes Fem i 
., Bring your ¢ t R FR” MOD. OUSETRAI a : eraonvilie Waterford, ; own, MApl = ing. storms and (¢ % 
and get our: price befor LARGE ROOMS GROUND FUR. : EXCELLENT. & ARE J OR 3-1 we : ple 5-0002, clone f sereens, Cy- 
TF SO, |i Be at er re po eo ME tera cree | fatencing On SAB | Fie yor ena — | ESTEE} MEMO RNEE | ard” at, 
L GAYLORD * ee il seat de BATH @ Oe aN. AUTO. ee ned ONTIL Established .n 1016 seg? home on your Goger’ nour Union Lake — pel foe "Meee Sree al "real 
e . all newly decorated, adults 9 * abeviow Dr., Wood- Hotel Room 30° in, 950 per mo. enter Schoo ' opine y _ 010.000 itn $3,600 
G; % PE 49584 136 E. Pike St of 2 i ups. FE 58338, 139 oi canoe BA s —— 9 ROCHFSTER AREA — New jack. Complete oe Sy 8 he 600 with #2 wel aad enarenes, | 16, down, Owner transferred. 
ive You 1 Place to Pay wobecial Assi : AVAICABLE AUG 30H 4 BED: ~ home, 100 ft. lot. Quiet PE 6-81 ares. Rd, Take Coole Lak ues 
gnments rm. h HOTEL AUB ghvorhood. $7,066. with pan Bt esis dae’ ke, G ae t IN CLA 
Fase Your Mind | [its “topente or any eet jeans tet el ee Ht, Oat BURN snl ct | CAM AND BEL WOOT nun news| Steet nh SLA aN 
Restore Credit Be ropertien of any special |» fit fioor, AND BATH. OVI ENT. | 7 RNISHED “MODERN ¥ Te ae WEST SIDE FAMILY nome—>| “iS OR COLORED, + ROOMA. va.004 Dasement and gar heat bieckton 
WE ARE NOT A pg ee sol wai aoe a RMS., BATH. me ere Gon Lake. Leased to Mey. | auburn ee FE 2-0230 pont il mn agevggss Mga ll gap 4 Soy McLARTY BLITZ. wit arate & SOS. | glare, sehenes oF sherente, Owner 
¥. 193 or EM Y fi nf 08 FE 2-2162 FE 5-3978 fron BLO neater out of state and wil 
LOAN COM and appreciated. | only. No drinkers. 59 Willard. it _ EM _3-3600, ¥ | “HOTEL ROOSEVELT | heat,” full basement with ofl Pm 330 af FE 38 z rom beautiful beach comfortable | wants to join hi we 
MICHIGAN EAT PAUL D. HAMMOND Se tae FORE en ta Ree | Rove bee ae VELT. | «Sesh, gegen. shade tees ARE YOU. SHOPPING AROUND? | Neat’ wuor'tot water, cathe | aco. en wa ater fa 
4 = FURN, HOUSE AND AP 
COUNSELLORS [Pet svat" ™ ves. wer'sutis "ae a .| Pteot: Galdren welcome.” Call Ro |" re room TEC OLEAY, MACEDAY LAKE_120 ft of we eeilage ot cae er| sarthe, ow down vermont, take | P*t sent mores’ 7 
Above Oakiand Theater o8. 4 5 NSS ARE CIEKOS. Wh |i mec, PLatesu . = 6 or week. 45 pod — « ceptionally well Be y uf see us, | oF rent Eimhuret, FE 6-4001 WILL ah 
G b SELLING Y +7396. . Y cou PI mE Huron 8. Pho one FE 23-6266. conatracled, ge ig — one ek jookjng. We A a - PRIVATE OV OWNER 4 BRM. pl oo ft. mart = LAKE 
pnd ave fun too, Book now for OUR 7 RM & BATH CO ; Lens » he bot. water. FE 4 Large living room with Leckie: ariection of homes t Sots fo | tae Mt home, oak floors plas . 
ls rag ay — PROPERT u Ave, OR 30682 | iP YC Rent Stores 40-8, fireplace, Fenestra case. ee trom. tu and enjoy | Glassed | "Reautiu tenced in yd. | part. basement tached rail 
toy _portins new and Sept, MA y? a . A ; ‘ OU WANT ANS * “ATTRACTIVE OAR preoael rg gs Mi, marble alll, our intensily on aha 402 Cowell —_ porch, basement. |- porees. large ist, Katy Yeset 
ON ANE | Ow peaet at os + Pare _ “OR. on beaut! house | LAROE oroas, pos RENT OR| shad @ kitchen. Beautifully | pag NEW ; Inve privileges, Just » blocks, Full 
PTET Shibata hs (afk at PM Aad Seely i ir | ARR ROME | eg et | Eon pear go ETE “wiktiane LAKE 
sponsible for any debts contract- omer. worry with y Call PE 44625. ,, lease . thru May a a janes. Bewer Commerce Rd WILLIAN cE 
ed by any other than myself. seat n us now. We need | —After_8. Call EM 3-0134, : meer S ALO. STORAGE. CRASE.| ok at this ; a aan 2 oe ee "FT ROE KE “ -LLIAMS LAKE 
tee #1 Auburn, Pon-| tries" Wer dle tdential i ‘ ae phy monet ATR, LAKEFRONT >) MODERN FURY. 31. Peeiz, = ee | FLOYD KENT, Realt 16) Union Le. Ad EM 34011 | West oF S ape = Ee ee tectern as 
anents — pt eat. | SINOLE OR DOUBLE. i Neaitor ~ 4 a m.| full b a 
ap 7 L Scio Ria FER: financing and “ ee tier & ain er Sept: int to, June | "3a re ay ie x 20,08 | 24_W. Lawrence PE 6-6105 | We De | bulla on your tot, sont. ae ond. Mtinish "foots" and reation room lorge bietwe eh 
SiS SePY ETEK ee SP a oe ome one |—— "i nee, gece Eat Oe, S| Weert | Se bi a beet 
ad ti . MODERN 3 ROOMS er plans evatiable, See our ——— | oA large lot Ww : 
ae ——| NA SSP ADO fmt |_Rent Office Soace_4 | Ban Se is Ee soo DOWN | hint paar 
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Travel Agencie A E, ry} “Gea en Lag 3 RED D HORSE CORP. rian fea may Theater ‘inks lates privieaes Pull price = 
s 25 sai ots rm. Auto, = washer. oven Welt, on eis oois Feasie Ra, wR ' DROOM $0,000 with §=$980 price only 
y REALTORS | cork tebe jane, OF Es banter to Tak GRiOn NOME 
TIN .— i UILDING next t Cc: Briek _= = te 
aS en ne neal Enote Sacnenee | TRACTIVE 1 AND om | SEPTEMBER THRO OWE IT 2 |  Baginan ee nem «|| ouvert hake iifee cryEKAL rOMGICE, LaKErngNT® | duched® euro ete | 
Ryamenemarazor) ele Rac > CREE [MRCS TOE TE? | Se tees, || Sa ihe o_O ET ata Clarkston 
: at, fireplace, le r oor, ¢ NER. 4 ‘ A 
° POST ofe, aRance EE Sires a) fe eS , Swimming Pool. cesiraple ferent, gal ant cheery bedrooms on Nccond,| fm. bath, peoceden Mag. Sons price i as REAL ESTATE INC 
PO TIAC 2 et, Portiand. __erences,  2-0119 for « rel- Paul A. Kern, agent. ms Pu soomne mn eee ove jaee, Pe eee es ooeee MALI FARM =e. ‘Men, peng t ston. Mich . 
; SEAUTIFOLLY, PORN  KATCHEN: | # © 29 Tor ep PwA hese G Heice NER LEAVING TOWN. . Mien. 
ee ‘amet! "CASH" pond CM AUL Penh. Boe OR | iT $9,800 erage too. Only |" Must sell, New 3. bedrm. brick, ~~ - Mate pT 
4d 5 | fdgget csc MN TRAILER &PACE ALL MOD- aan on drm. brick. cia" aiprorimstely aeons Pr gore | 
W. ON 8T. FE 6-3251 sion | bs eget os rea . Pe. worth. FE 4-203), 00 ern conven. Write Pontiac Pre s . as heat, Full basement gard 42800 Go 1s of 
sm. Qood ation. Cail ALLED LAE _Box 56 a6, elm St Gtorme and screens. $1,800 dn S ie 1 
a1, 6 3 ig MODERN 2 RN 3 BED. — : reet -_FE 61902, : " ADD’ i : 
Wtd, Children to Boat Beene: 26) - Slacks: irom village, BA, to. 3), For Sale Houses 43 | rooms, 1% baths, new |@MALL HOME Witt 3 LARGE ___OR S_ INC. 
————— eee : -_ e MA 4307, ——~ ol cit fired furnace, new siding yedrooms, cash. OR 3-107. ~~ PON’'T. 5 ae ¥ a 
Rent H |, UNION LAKE | jestatia™ ces | mane MODERN ROME NOE! SEE TODAY. | 
_Kent Mouses Unfurn. 36 so Leke Fy — ‘ony $9,500, ae and Auber ace. ial peice i 6 tyem ate TODAY —_—— 
lece- . TT, $1,100 e . ype bungalow a 
2 MOUSE. oD :| See Bro Lecce ar Knad sitter os a ator gehegwee| | WELL BUILD A 
‘ ; Bee iN ace. a. Dining roast room oar m. H. Knudsen For down payment on aie ; Ripa WRict "Realtor | HOME TO SUIT YOU | 
da . . . , son GAL BY OWN ’ 0 ans weer ee 
Wtd. Household Goods 27 _ tin “nari aster, © | of ie iat wissen a Ps _ Phone wrest ag gf | Sua Wo ALL HOUR NEEDS Pour YOU et hence | 
Us for expert « ot 7 PAuMELY IncOuE 30 FLOR. ae) term: ts for = og Rees POuP ‘ CAN AFFORD 
~~—~| your ty ona Ls ° 8 FE? *. Shown by ELIZABE . strms and screens, panied fam- be oe 
one OF PONTIAC’S LARGEST, ‘Staff of expe sales WAN TOOT *‘LIZABETH LAKE fly room fireplace, 2 pp es cena 
furniture | buyers. Cash waiting.| men go to work for you. nih Aubure Heights. EMBREE & GREGG 1G ESTATES Lo paimer Brive mi | ea sever: $9790 . 
- / not BOGE ROT” . ‘ase " taland : 
FUR Edw. M. Stout, Realtor | erences required MY sors, 7 RM. HOUSE WiTH STOOL AN Union ake Vilage 3 ROOM ~ NOT N. 
Terore xerDrn 14s, So tee gee ew eg | sae EE hy OER 2 Pa EE (rahe orre EE) LOAN A WOKE 
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~ ¢ par. wa qutright or Open ‘ver. til 8:30 — located, MY T RMB, AN AND BATH. tai W. HURON § ‘Saeesaan Scans ox anes Somer rick Ranch in liad sctes. OR| HOME WITH BULL 
Sale, Phone OR 32717 LisTINos WANTED —| NEAR TEL-HURON, DELUXE. 3 jot. 1% car garage. auto. gas This wonderful 3 bedroom ranch Clarkston Estates rete CORTAGE AT ai a BASEMENT 
OR AUCTION In and around Pont, m. ‘ults. Reasonable. In- 6 RM. sank NEAR P 8... HEAT. heat, : closets. siid-| jc et with full basement, ceram-| $0ceted on corner ot, 1102200 " Close Ww a e aie . 
it for e261. HARVEY WILSON quire 864 Glendale hot wane ‘PE 54-6618. ing doors. Storm sesh and storm e bath, large sersened in| ' Clarkston's elite residentia poh! Needs son ‘repel. awl elt 
ee re Ot a aRORE |e a.orsht Pett Nett Bett» ogon| “Wate. wrerytning furnished. ranch Frc Sere acr aoe: | f°Rrarcen afetgnts, Manor” subdir’ rch ed cttuateg ocreet (ari | new, 3 bdrm. heme. 2 ou sitractive | Excellent. tncas Tom A 83,8 TaHAPED LIVING ROOM, 
wane and misc. nem MEL rE. or OA 8-3760 Mon MAS dor dome tween - , reaeh rns - niFED, : ee — og, bus, ne. #00 wily =. pore of only Rrepiaces: 3 eo rick talege Ot gous. ee Fel Property. jew = cabinets ic “ é ' 
riture 3, 1# as is ANTE: ous LL ESTATE OR | _ 6-201). . oil Be wins 2506 Walnut Rd P “es space, i cogroals slab & sliding door: > 
._ Ph. 7 jar PARTLY . required. FE_ 98-2003. <a auto. olj heat, gleam! —taguARe ik Wb AREA re ws 
Wtd. Miscellaneous 28 beifeesctiag '& SDetraAl — Bay a EL OREN. “Bag ee a wot) a Children’ ve Paradise WM: A. slate ide Fan er root oe Sttached wala beh Fen felted ‘is ~ cain, Ta 
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STOP LOOK R SELL PEABANTY LAKE, PRORT, YEAR Jue ESEEPE| Steed ri “Sonn Si boares All Thi aad: 00, handle. | price 921,000. Mr. Young er Mr.| gal. sepiio ‘tank. ‘Chole 
Wented ; og ey fk round. quiet couple, No ry | REALTOR 18 tor gel. sentie tens e 
= aise “ane small wenting or wit oe cat & #04 show spacious FE 3-¢160 FOR =e Aa a . sunny s007 W. Huron 7" rr Attractive frame with attached ro ed styles, Built on 
x iH. P. Sutton, MY 26432. 8 how 10, On) eee int nce . RENT | ae yg ie schoo! us, ot suberban neighborhood. Lat Rit 
wro. A D tA I ressee “ entr, Baby welcome, Smal mode stores tion: ‘Sh orhood. Large lot. SS Yu) peso 120 
gn 1831. R. D. RILEY BROKER Pian GF, wT finest "twelve ‘sillee ‘north 960. Ait tor ‘tor se FIVE ACRES 108 FF Fae meee, Sen ott heat, | UMiversity ¢3100 sear brick ranch 
¥ ‘HAULED FREE 10 Eitsebeth Lake nd ps ee t| § eS Ped wenomeSell or Trade. THREE. BEDROOMS—Pull_base-| hot wa arth 8 vent S00 W.7 Mule ng | tached garage, weparuie én 
"Wanted ry. Purchaser ene WALLED LAK. 3 RMS, MOD, | FURN. 5 RM, ROUSE AP TER LT: ca | Meta’ & chance tee veg to trade eae eM ae deren, laree | Baild down and 806 per month. | MULTIPLE LISTIN cab arta, Bonwit birch 
~ ented te Rent 29 Baie sa ores good beach, utilities, beat, #18 &| ber day. a PRR Age FEE rick faced chicken house, paved age large | Builder Broke 1 O SERVICE cabinets “in kitchen! thts 
; “ax BUNGALOW, BASED are ce, sigur Re FF. pontine Sar Y Zeek EME 30083, - yen. of Men. Be yo children. Retz) erat TLC “restarant 50 x #3, brane nen down end, move ngetow im _ of Joslyn ei ie have to £ 
and eerege, Wil pay 2 3 mene UNiv_ 1-8708_ Rent Apts. Unfurnished 34 HOUSE N. 300 W wey | pear ee se Se _R. oa. puaran ne f rooms down, semi-finished ‘room . 
Sn eivene. 1 hte, FE ent Apts, Unturniahed 24 RC Eat Gr re Seg | Saad af gig eet we iltz | Sea fe eat | at aaa 
28). make « deal Cali es REALTOR fina aterial a corner. and saa 
Dorothy Snyder. der Lavender 1011 Ww. Huron 8 to ‘ PE 5-618) on premises. 7 tee onde eS iaset sehost tor es ee price ‘uit ’ 
413,200, | : 
~ FLOYD KENT 
<a ee wre 1s HE LISTINGS WANTED | 2140 W, Huron re 24ii| MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Gir ouxF ranks 150 Ft. Water Frontage REALTOR 
        
    
       
      
       
   
       
      
    
               
       
  Pen eee ceed | LF rahe tala rab care te the » Reedy to! | ty Rochester, area. 
Wis ents | wie a. “aubure RA. or ri e 
a mn, B. enry, | Inc. MODEL TO sKOW GENERAL REAL ESTA 
ot Br OL 1-41 | Brick, aluminum or ced 4308, Disie Bvt. aT ATE orn |  Mederste”S bedtenes, home 
29m, Cav pa ee wien” “BIRD” TO sEE ‘=i ES shingles. full wbase ments, _— ¥: gun, 1 to 5 p.m. part, basem at a “Qu UILT office 
ony ge g ~™ re Dea pe a etay 12 ree fare home west robe clefete, aut San, aapt ent ten ; on ‘n par ' We Dlock Of Telegraph 
ou 8 ot, Sen oats afer 8:30. Gall Ward f. Parirites, 1000 W. Dale “oonrance, tara vert ST ‘ with “ba.600" ; ise ae PARKING 
AGE, Pay "RRAUE, F Realtor Huron _ Bt. 43881. VACANT. many other extras. ek Sete Cee saa ; 
6% W. W. Barve 21421 a, HEATED @ “2 sail home =o o os home get low ean you beat it? 
Lake ‘piivileges. Appt. MUvual Tavatory cco re rea = Prices range from 98,000 up| B B C 
+7383 oF +7385, 1420 Potti- school Bota ten. for 3 bedroom homes. — est Buys ute and Cozy, — 
bone Lak Ae BEST 
| acca tae Mooess mele ‘tit only $800 down. | 3 BEDROOM” BRICK Tod Sanford. "iPS mmucctate fe S 
* | ATES - ? Ranch e end 
Sam la egiragrs SHAR BALDWIN AVE. Qiang sitet wee sae trgyaoe et | Sekt dpe aa ea 
Rent Lake Cottages 36A bath full basement, ato Bh a gg Mg epic | WEST SIDE ii down, 
Rage, Wn8s6 “tal ‘price ‘so odirges omen." brick with | 9 vedroom brick, ful base. | $1,250 Down 
one, ne cam, BY WK, OR eee it now. ous with wardrobe closets. jnonses 1 —_ qatege, ours retin wn 
aM, FO Fon 225.00 Mw sree house. Aii-| with, steam heat, 1 B Sand goleas meth gpa’ lecation. 
‘win bay this nce wai ioe toon e unde ae down ii ben Fonedhg? a. L years ole cit vet it or 
eTeant iae"Gonas | Sat fr angen Bier aisfiee | Baad stores 
~ ha - ho ve on fini & Bo have to bs 
a 2 a apartm " ’ 
Es iat ors Nome. “Onl See eae EAST OF ADAMS RD. | Fashioned le 3 
or out charming 3 Bi "home pionse the, most demanding iia ae a ' 
   
       
      
       
            
  GILES REALTY CO. rtiaily done 
30\ We § ahi ieee iM i an Taree, ithe i. fn." Bpacioualy planned with aor 
A... & Peta brick fireplace, 6 natural fireplace, ige, rms., i tes 
i114" : roomy closets, storm sash, «Soa Stel sa _ 
x |"ListiNGs WA a | SE | ee wae wy | 
Jashington Park . Tage, 
|G. I. Resale EL pe Sines oe Svar. Only 
. r B Thouse with full s : oe 
  
       
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Teet need ‘ ress Leslie R. Middleton | Trea. full 
B BROKER _PE 1-00¢ er, oa "oO 
fide eaah, ee ee 
Close in Sibeitian f ‘COUNTRY LIVING : 6 rooms and beth, full 
         Lake Privileges | basement with - On, bewutifyl Elmbet Late. soic rae énteun ” : 
fairway io unfinished patra with nae down Sy fs an 
automatic heat ceramic tile tile kitchen, | 5 ACRES Ss 4 f 
om a vat ' * a 4 inate =. Sut Bateman 
NICHOLIE ri, Sy mn tat se FE we ” T Nopent even /il vn :    by sement 
: EL satan Rent Apts. Furnished 33) | 
Je HAVDEN, Rear, noom Tina ral cLose-ti 
YOUR LIFE’S MADE); 
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ae din- ing rooms, with ‘amn- 
ple cw rds ge £74 
wn; 3 bedrooms and bath 
up iacement with new eh mm. Aue 
tomatic water heater. Pull PLUS MORTGAGE CosTS 
Check These Features -|60 ft, lots, 2 car garage and large lot. 
tii eo ri terms ‘Less for 
INDIAN VILLAGE -- Gra- 
  utom heat, city sewer = 
water, slo to everything. rooms ing rer n 
ou Can't Find plectered walls, faratty din- 
ig Better Buy becantaat’ nae? Sf 
P AYMENTS ment. Automatic heat Nice- pa landscaped ar 
‘AS LOW As arege, Only $14,500 
CLEA COMFORTABLE, 
yrs y S07 Per Month AND MODESTLY PRICED | Shad You'll find this neat, at- INCLUDES EVERYTHING frective 2. bedroo: bunga- 
: Healy. y savan- 
"SYLVAN | Mosel Open easy 
2 istanee to private 
1 STERLING Drive out, no eee, con teel® ate bE st REA COMPANY Montcalm ead . 
amis Orchard Laks Ave, FE 65-0418 Fact Riva 4. to Mad edison, turn - eluding mortgage costs for 
See Castell Realty. ig re ae 
    
  
      
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“I wondered who was going to claim it?”   
For Sale Houses 43   
2 YR. CLP 3 4 smpnome. —— crete, oak floors, knotty pine cu 
beards. storms and screens. Tiled 
bath. 768x135 ft. lot. 3597 Prank- 
man Ave.,* Drayton Plains, OR 
3-7560. ‘ 
PEARL BLDG, CO. OFFERS FOR 
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY 
NEW 2 BEDROOM FHA HOMES 
$545 Dn. a few left 
ene of low   
to low +. 
  FE 5-7923 1 gt wet as, 
GI RESALE 3 Sotreoms ranch on White Lake 
Rd., oi] furnace large lot, 100x- 
150, nice lawn with jets of shrub- 
berr, uneen storms, with §$1,- 
  
  
  
  
      
  
  
  
  
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_Betbata’“Drayton Plains. PE Phin or on See") “WEST SUBURBAN WILSON $2080 | co-operative Reel Estate _E: “4 Coty 2 bedroom on large lot, 00x238, Rochester and Sution Rds. 20 acre teat PO ; . it_woD- furnace, aluminum storms and farm home, ¢ bedrooms, Live peat } en re taden A screens, oS finest be. 
; $500 down. a; Vedres peneah, garete. 35 nares, 5480 $1700 DOWN Farms ~ 4 io t00 ® acres for sale 
ome, on 3 * = : | Viege, ; * eenter.| Gets you « 3 family income on is rare rn s oe. Or ANY Terms, 1 Union e Rd Wilson ave nr. Jessie, | rm or 40083 
ys nd , 4 . WILSON, BROKER ity. All m 2-bedroom 0, 283. e for app't, “ ; ona eon ” Lapeer ome. Belanee $5,800 at mo, $750 DOWN Special 
3. HART YE 3007 +1001. E Very clean 4 room with off heat, FOR COLORED 
42 ft, ranch "We build. on SYLVAN LAK Going Bt. 1 beck from Wilson LARGE 4 ROOMS & BATH 
‘ ‘ VILLAGE School, Needs a sm of| FULL BASEMENT. Ht ' work, — fre ee AIR_ FURNACE, GAS HOT‘ 
a ~ with, on this one. | WATER. 1's CAR OARAGE ; 3 a Ave PR 43393 Orr’ §, PADI EET. at 
ti a eee ? BDRM RANCH. Leslie R. Middleton 
Near Waterford High. Lot 80x45. | BROKER FE 17-0086 
Seo88 SES 01.500 Du. 006 Monthly. | ¢ ROOMS aXD BATH, NEWLY B_ 26904, 261 South Blvd. W. 
| : BUILDER oimes , th POSSIBILITIES . 
PRANK AR OL 1-7811 Well kept 8 roo 4 rooms and full bat ; ot 1Y LSOT ) it pall BRICK ¢BED-| AND HOME SEEKERS| fooms ona fle POR, "Bint Middlebelt and Le. Rd. Many large closets, full base- 
FOR BETTER HOMES ee eee, Ea SOR Meadowood Sub. — en oe ee 
WILLIAMS LAKE ; TAKE WATERFORD 
“ASBxceptioally nice hy brick mie AMS LA Log .MOD EL OPEN : —' wed comfortable lHving. 3 ch home ; . rooms, & room, 
s 4 large rooms ‘with 3} Cebin. full Basement one io deen | DIXIE HWY. OR AIRPORT RD Kitchen and tile bath. full base: as bed basement,| Auto. hot water. $1. On| TO WATERFORD: LEFT ON AN-| ment with recreation room. Big see |: gg gr raged uire IERSONVILLE RD. 1 MILE TO corner lot, Price $13,150, rage, lake. pivileges ovner C %® Do WINDIATE SYLVA : 
to olored—$75 wn . ’ aserinig for only $19,500 with) Om, meters | wine sunvaT John K. Irwin po 5 ome home. with full basement/ OME ONE OF THE OUT- REAL : air furnace ‘auto TOR BLOOMFIELD BAF - i. EE , on's| STANDING. BTRONOEST, NEAT sip nee 
‘ F mgt 4 latge lot, paved street. 5. East monEs | ene 
me Sean Jocation. "30 days possession, Act! Construct as 0 ttarter home for PE ebur, Byes PE $4ne 
' landscaping, low : eadowood Subdivision ral SEROTEC, RILEY, Broker | Reams owen, “Brent! $100 DOWN hag <p tleges y, Lotus ‘YOUNG NEIGHBORHOOD | Remodeled Farm House Poster Lakes. build on} frome IN’ “CLARKSTON: sory seme Soom for more|? acres, 8 bedrooms new modern| ¥% COMPLETE ON EXTER: SS erst wan e| bath, basement, Colonial style, | gee rr COMPARE IT IOR ONLY. BIG LOT. only jv youre ~ r| ft. agg Bag with —_ | 
om & cme wee, oe. Lag — EXCLUSIVE AGENTS FOR sEC- . he and chicken house, 10 miles no 
Se mae ml boas aah a'r] Faas apes awh). C. Wood Co. . : : 3-1235 TieLMA’ 2: ELW Somer Wiltiams Lake a8 M5e 
minutes from Pontiac. $143 beth FOR THE 
a ‘4 a ws baths Fabs =ot ta J : MAHAN Would you sike, ‘= an a Cape 
ates J pale pout GAYLORD trees 10 minule drive, Be peel 
Sy ES nue w. Wueox er | Lee eee Ge rae moet ved friar. | Sin oO" eity Stats | 1075 W. HURON ST. | serered™ la “teed perch, “En foe fer gniy_pi.300 wih ones — - a Se ate FE 2.0263 . 900 for this ty. 
oe truly NEXT. DOOR TO BRANCH | MURPHY sTR Pw Saal 7 call Mr. Joli, a POST OFFICE ate, ‘one Ra room "an dew, 
< yy ™ ne 
’ tall tie. P A ye igg sevaid Realtor : High ey eee Two ) Blocks $10,500. Tor aus quick sale, Call tor an 
1704 S Fhe y aph Rd, | one floor Natural fireplace in, 2 es eee re P mf lv room carpeted. Pun PIONEER HIGHLANDS 
pone wane s phe wane on i‘y story face brick and cedar 
      
    
   
           
    
      
    
  Heart of the lake region, aapel 
: six frtn ‘as modern eencank 
St. nt s District turing a dining room, ns larae ae, bite 
trom ining toomi car- and 20° liv Storm tae! — senate garage for 
convenience, 
ould i Rake at it yours, yi $2,000 
‘OU HURRY 
MOHAWK ROAD 3 BEDROOMS brat SON aan as heat a eee oe jo 
~-E-9 outs this first. 
Otter Hills Ranch Home 
  B 6 large s, ceramic tile bath.| rngian Villaee brick; the one we and extra lay: . ref tor, | think you bave been looking for. wall oven, table unit in this| o6 ft, room, foom 
well planned . B shin-| and lanl kitehen. Exceptional- = oS te ok onl farge bestouw, . paxeweed ce. This sell an aste remember it is custom built. pone "West, We  baneve 
  screens, gas heat, We believe it fs the best value in 
know the location, 
you through at al tng og 
can now! Full price is only $ 
Pe ae * 7 e — aon 
bart’ | Seven Reon Home Seer bedrooms ree let. hla district. 
egy This is a + Call at once 
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       BRALTON 2-074 «=FE 47114 
io fia Sn) HE couoney Ww. it. : : ie, 
oe Bp ies GAYLORD] #2: =.= * SeSted tie, ‘Only Siem acme 
hci ier Sknview a. ay Teterens ~Oniy Y Sian pew 
BRICK, 4 BEDROOM "Weareme 
rma aray Mate aetaed Seas eee SS Gre pe eee |_ fe. ee ca, et | BRICK DUPLEXES We are offe 2 ultra modern 
‘ x floors, cer ie ent FE 5-549? or a s ceramic tile 
essy| King Size Family Teams FULL: oll heat, 8 
   Edw. = Stout, Realtor | 
vee tn 690 Pa 
      
  
  
shake home well built, well kept 
modern home 2 years old, nice 
wize rooms, 6 rooms at f, 
full war oo partly ——— up- 
stairs and poem gy | 
Storms perenne, landscaped. 
have the key. 
Russell Young REALTOR— BUILDER con 
HEY an 412 W   
x Owne: 
state. Only gu 4 y 
per cent inte 
J. A, Taylor INSURANCE PE 43544 
Free _Parkipg 
NI ICHOLIE oo POLE PRICE 
~ y-4 $65.00 
ae tw fl -_., shel e@ on 
oh an var oe rag te % v com- 
this home yourself. 
for details.   
din: Ritch den & room, en, den 
lav. "there's osmt,, off 
furnace, versthesion 1 car 
sarage. all w 
side schools. ie $15,000. 
Terms. 
Yes, there's a living 
3 FAMILY, APT. 
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ne ee FEE ‘ 
NICHOLIE oe 
  & HARGER CO. ‘W. Huron FE 6-9103. 
  _For Sale Houses 43) 
  
    TRIPP 3 5. i family pepe. fons 
tractive entrance h 
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ment, naman 
garage. e. hemos at 
tor oz, ' rtnascaped ik. Better cal 
BRICK x LAse FRONT 
in a most —— 
ae net 3. bedroo 
library, large kitchen, pod 
— ne reation rela 
years old— 
today's ooded 
sotaed far below 
costs. Phone for details, 
Leslie R. Tripp, Realtor 
Fe “Sadi or Pr bese 
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work to complete inside, FE ——   
3 poss. 
4 azge x eonteo 277 
ear 
rm 
Farms, 1266 cores 
ward 54-0880 Eves: S: Pret 1   
ing to be finished fm worse vicimit zest, on 
room, 
down, 
  
HURON GARDENS BUNGALOW 
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Luxurious-Contemporary 
Tri-Level Home 
screened terrace, gems level 
recreation room. fireplaces 
and super-deluxe lounging or | 
eries and many extras. 
Dcar garage, Velvet 
green lawn and native shade, 
An ideal home for executive or 
* professional man's family, 
Cherokee Hills The kind of a home 
about, New custom wail Brick 
Schools Butlder has priced low 
soda quick on easy FHA 
rms, 
    ED! zr. 
Pull "basement. oaks vil 
180. Pu este pripee belie puter. 
No Down 
Payment, will build 2 or 3 ed 4 oh 
home on your lot. PE 6-5076. eu 
BY OWNER on Set lake privileges, terms. 
BARGAIN! 
i: pee ae baw doen pnesina geod buy. — 
C. HOUSTON REALTY PE 46331.     
  
  
  
3 BEDROOMS on 3 large lots Northwest 
suburban, newly decorated, 
easy terms, Call for _partic- 
ARNOLD 
REAL ESTATE 
  "ol "PANGUS 1919 M15 -_Ph. Ortonville 132 collect 
COLORED 
bt eerie ear ate, =n yard. Fruit trees and gar- 
area, Close to schools Sea Hod 
WILLIS M. ed N, 
Pe s-0030 MA 57581 Sree 
Crescent Lake a   
  
terms. It’s vacant. 
R rp) RILEY, Broker 
500 Eliz, Lake Rd. FE,41157 
MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE 
GATEWAYS to 
HAPPINESS 
mQUR t HOME HERE 
otters ye   
oll 
ced a trees and shrusbery, 
fiat, © AND Wartine 
HERE'S VALUE 
      
  be- | $1480 DOWN. 2 bedroom bungslow, 
      
   OFFERS 
$600 Dn—Drayton Plains 
  
car garage. 30 cee posses- 
sion $35,000, terms. 
‘"|Roy Annett Inc. 
2 E. mm, ral ogee 
Open Evenings and j--- 1 
‘AR Hi i 
Z ret, “be fink. rp ae pay- 
GOODELL } amar meyatn 
OLive oan as or “grilwet 1-718 
CLARKSTON 
    
has 
wood floors, auto. 
oil furnace po hot water heater, 
- HIOTMESBARTRAM 4302 Dixie Hwy. 
OR 31950 
  
RETIRING SOON? 
rooms 
heating and laundry facilities, Sit- 
uated on 2 lots, garden spot, fruit 
. rent } aes 
to 
miu. sell. Takes 
  Brick Bungalow 
Newer 4 me end tiled beth, 
lus unft attic room. Pull 
msement, Gas furnace. To in- 
clude carpeting, 
screens and antennae, 
1% car garage. Webster school 
erea. A bev at $12,000 on easy 
PHA or GI terms. 
Watkins: Lake Front 
Modern Brick bungalow — 6 ex- 
-tra size rooms and large glassed 
and screened pore’ renia 
hi light basement for 
KINZLER 670 
Phone rE. 43525 or PE 2.0829 
MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE 
CLARK 
lacelatiea Rents See tase A...   
Allison Street. 10 rooms, 
ate _glory, b 7 a) over "fx00 Tr 
es )§6owners liv ving 
quarter, Pull price 612,500 wi 
LEBARON FARMS, 2 ve utce 
pine di 
very neat and clean, 
$10,959 with terms. 
SUBURBAN 
berry Lake. 
rooms, nd room, "combined 
kiteben and g area, reart 
1% acres ground, VA 
Priced at Sood’ 
HURON GARDENS. 
schools, 
_ living Filo combined kitch- 
and diming, full bath with 
shower as heat, Drayton 
ares, price k 
CLARK REAL ESTATE 1362 W. ana %. 
ae mos & ‘eve 
pedi 
ATERERONT   
Tr Lakes. 
bar rs Just $11,700 on 
NEW pcre 
B 
      sus aa ROOMS 
  0 W. Bg pt           ‘ian E. PARTRIDGE|. R “FE RIDGE 
  3. DUNLAP 
ile -_, nt - 
PRIVILEGES 
Nice 6 room ranch with ft. 
—— room. Lot 235 x 270. $10,808 
"RIDGEWAY Baldwin _— 
MULTIP TIPLE LISTING SERVICE” 
For Sale Lake Prop. 44   
    
$500 DOWN only $30 per —_, es 8 
room cottage w 
Frigidaire, washin, po ne Paik. 
as stove water heater. 
a — ,. privileges on 
Dorothy Snyder Lavender 
nes Ww. Buren eat® 23-4411 
LAKEFRONT 
peng ll gpl gm Rage vA er, Bramm or khepen, Beautiful landse: beach and yards. 
_Phone tT, MY 3-2880. 
LAKE ORION at 
  
  
cuper. ie Full prise, carte 
RUSTIC LOG 
LAKE FRONT on Watkins Lake with «   
wonde: safe sandy beach, hes 
living room natural fire- piace, 2 bedrooms, full bath with 
shower, utility with of] fur- 
nace, enclosed rch overlook- 
ing lake, - fenced with 1% car 
garage, down to earth of $11. 
— DOWN ' 
out Dixie 
jertitas soa 
'D. RILEY, Broker 609 Eliz. Lake Rd, FE 41167 
Trip and Fall | | 
      fied Ads, Call dor 
T ponent “seb Mr. wiBride for any 
over | PAUL A. KERN, Realtor 
     
  SUMM ER COTTAGE. 
uh "Yaxeprivieges. 6 +460 
CRAWFORD AGENCY 
      
  
  Pane oF atu xinoe. PaicED met PW DINNAN 
  FARMS FOR SA, 
acres; 
Cell us for information. 
~ HOME 
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slened for better. i ba r built pomes, highly restricted to 
| egy ct me Lots 
from 110-138 ft. imide, be by ieo ft. tio? Priced as low as $1970 with 
oe down. Salesmen on property 
DUNN FARM ESTATES wiahis of the Bald Mountain 
bd have a few ggg building 
ites | 100x170. ., mugnly re- 
sisted an ares. Only $105 down and 
PERRY ACRES A good selection of lots avafiable 
area, Restricted for 
00x150 in. ‘ise, 
4 to be bese. 
y low as $1200 
Sy te ADAMS wi 
i ay 100x300 — larger, Tea | 
wn pay- | 
sm moe Ss at Le and Serer 
LADD'S, Inc. PE 5-0291   
BY ALL MEANS SEE 
CHEROKEE HILLS! You'll like the advantages its 
restrictions and and fine west subur- 
ee iat 
CARL W. BIRD, Realtor 03 Community National Bank Bide.   
BUILD YOUR 
DREAM HOME AT 
DARB LAKE COLONY 
IN WEST BLOOMFIELD TWP. 
one of the man fo 
yy ne Soon 
Lake. 
Directions: Orchard Lake bs to 
— Rd West on 
Rd Riller pes ri 
‘ee mile " pins Son harshest 
Sort enksseeen on site Sal. and Sunday 1 to 6. 
EMPIRE 34672 
CANAL LOT ON CASS LAKE. 
MA_ 6-328} " p.™.   
after 6:30 p.m 
— FARMS located be- 
Ponti Roches- 
from 
bil 2 aw St. PE 
* a Estate Bince 1919" 
BUILD NOW our wel) restricted Waterford 
Bille wae or freely 
HERBE REC DAVIS. ‘Ponting Lake Rd. FE 5-431! 
Hebee Lake Estates’ 
Beautiful corner lot 50xiég ‘ft. 
Terms sult, Wil) build your 
KUSCHELL _MI64133   
  
80 x 225 
water to each of 
32-8824.   
For Sale Acreage   
6 scree excellent garden 
land, fine location near 
tiac, ~ . Nicholle & 
Harger 33. ~W_sHuron, 
5 
  
NORTH CLARKSTON | AREA, 157 | on Hadley Ra. LI $-8816 
    
  
  2818, oP   
  
  
business, 
Dorothy Snyder Layender REALTOR 3140 W. Huron FE 2-4411 
ae wt ORCHARD LAKE hari 
. of floor spac 
Large sat Sh PO for ne oc 
WI LLIS M. BREWER 55 N. Parke FE 45181 
FE 68-0638 MA __MA 5-768] FE 5-7704   
  
COOLEY LAKE RD, Near village of Union Lake, 
150 feet frontage — 120 
ros pl —_ — 
or most an: operation. 
Zoned commercial-. $25,000 
with term 
BALDWIN AVE. Frontage near Fisher Body, 
cee commercial-1, corner 
120° «wide by 130° 
Seco. $11,000 with terms. 
OAKLAND AVE. Excellent location, 214’ front- 
age a, he deep, te r 
otagie — Po or 
sale, 
EL eae LK. RD.. 225 feet —e by 300 feet 
Bab te oa 
US 10 FRONTAGE Lake, 265 feet COMMER. 
CIAL. ral peterd to sell at $6500 
LY $1000 DOWN. 
Edw. M. Stout, Realtor 
71: N. Saginaw 8st. FE 5-8168 
Open eves OB Oc0 P.M, 
tARGE COMMERCIA MMI MERCIAL BUILDING 
ah oof many per 
“BARGAT PRICED Pais Fe Iyst W. of Baldwin, Modern 
YPtona. Orn etory 40x80 plus 
LAUNDROMAT   
Owne: on premises dally   
  
4 Buy— —To Trade o Bey aie Bets T Foes bd 
MAHAN. REALTY 
23-9200 mea’ wee ‘Bachange 
NEXT NOOR, "SRANC POST orn ak ba 
COMMERCIAL 
Gusiness tree frontage on Baldwin and 
RIDGEWAY REAL ayate 
975 Baldwin Ave 
AUABLE COR- 
Lot 7% x 120, 
store. 
for gas station, drug store” garden, 
frozen custasa mans ae om tind 
fi Neat stores, bus mn ont bank. FE 27522, 10 a.m, to 9 p.m. lease, or. sell. 
Rent Lease Bus. Prop. 49A   
  
Ste oS 
"State Wide 
  Peenre 
Orion To in road, "i ae Dies: Ontord 
sh i oot Ae Tala 8 
se ig gst bent. A Seltigerstor some fords | 9% W. Huron st. sant? piss lots, ot, 100 morte "ves aS. a ‘pump. Bremnen WR 2 acepenael 
“OPEN DAILY. $1500 Down iy , WATKINS LAKE | 108 Bene cane s-o407 rooms bath. IVAN W all By t, Pull basement 
SCHRAM | iimdeiatst) Gk nee og pase gue " Michael's. : eat, puto. hot waier, 2 <0 ¢a- 17 mies KE, . 
Bewly painted. "Ouiy $4500. lake priv #s, Bhool bus. Price | ery se hee down, FE TOR PE 56-0471 $9,950 with $1,500 down, Large chard 2.500 ons. 
111t Joslyn corner 3rd. P b discount for For particulars PE Fe s-2504| Pontiac Country Clu call 8, J. 0 broker. OR | 975 Baldwin Ave ONTUL TIPLE LIST: NG SERVICE A : 120 ACRES OR THREE 40-ACRE 
—_ s plus 10x17 enclosed WATKINS LAKE j eee 645 Jossman Rd., Orton 
breeseway finished = 6 yom lobe oem f m4 - 
DO] IS rage. Close te sho’ 5. peat. 3 aca ae fi gaat moe us 20 ACRE VACANT’ 
schools, base- S— 
MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE ment, of] furnace. Price in- a s: Price. “ag y's = terms. ey cludes be gp ome & drapes.| tle “yy J, Owens, bro er. West of Ciankston. Very seente 
THREE FAMILY $1900 DOWN a sone . 813,700, on Ft tid iil-top overlook- 
Located in. Ave, tue For Sale Resort Prop. 44A tng ares sm small i private gprine-tea 
room spt, on main floor, one two Clarkston—~2 Lots s : room api. up and room Attractive 7 room home on | "Oh, {ALE BY OWNED ge neecs| FLOYD KENT, Realtor. apt. up, price includes two, te- paved street in : qt... eotiage tl a we kooks _ itt 8 and stoves, autom section, 1 bleck to ating. Lowi git 500. 
= " ment with gas gia ane: t prep. Next to Doncumaess Power 
BEAUTIFUL 3 BEDROOM HOME $15,950, only $3000 down, 4 p.m. 
ng room, th Lake Front Brick + | Eg bet dente peanet pron ad: *brely “i ity three © eum Stick beens WO ing state forest. Good hunting, COUNTRY ESTATE era Tuchen. * dresm ment, feet on lake and lagoon with Near Skeels, north $18,980 RECONDITIONED—Large 4 casement access to many other lakes.| Glad $995, $100 Dn., = =_ edroom farm home. Com on pe og many other ataadies iving room 1 with fire- Jer: row, Gladwin, a. —_ with all birch cup- 
appointmen ents, % block from ace, m 16x15, 7 Room, CABIN, | NEAI NEAR "GRAY: boards and many other b i sun room 9x12. kitchen iy ‘in dele Rive PE Kew bath with ti walls. New 0 y ond ipvolery on ma ee Beer biden or or re 41216 o & 2 picture wm Basin pool = 
WEBSTER SCHOOL, 2 bedrooms &, bell bath so: |—~HUNTER’S CABIN | mse plctrs wim wainscot, Ts Large six room home located be- area, new vil furnace, 2 car] 16x23 ft. near Grayling, % acre| car gar. 36x60 barn. All buildings 
tween Huron and El Serege- uced to} lot, $1,000 full price have new roofs paint. 10 pao Es oegaiw oat be =. for quick — Im- RES <— lig and. Bis on Mavves 9 = 
tered walls, “than Sites —_ a 13 miles N. of tole. ‘miles pon gle tiac, Shown 
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eh, ‘Feat garage and targe | Bedroom Brick CUCKLER REALTY minole Hills one 206 N. Saginaw L. H. BROWN, 1, Realtor, OOM 1C;cK OME e 
anc 4 pn Egg — 8a For Sale Lots 46 eg ei P ot 49 + i i Large family home | fe at om hall, sall seen and den Sale Business Property 
throurhout peturel fireplace sock Tih Groplace, ining | sexes Fr. ON E. BLVD. PH.| ‘cant. on TEAeE 
Sealy Knehen, sive Seenktast baths, 'S  lavetories, adai, | P= #4301. “A fine modern brick face bldg. bse - pacemens. large ce- tional living, space tine| HIGH HILL VILLAGE | Lecatea on MS9 in small village Pes good —.- ished third . Recreation in n the near school, Owner says sell or me ym would ve proud to o room, of] heat, attached 2 trade. A fine deal for a small 
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      »Business Opportunities 51 | Money.to Loan ; 53 Sale Household Goods 57, CARNIVAL j by Dick Turner For 5 Sale bracers ¢ 60, Bor Sale | Migosengtne 60 
= STATION. wa se keene ae me , 
"WBisder, “Mac eal “ofs| LOANS $23 to $500 mea CES Bt, IB aay BENEFICIAL , Church Folding Chairs 
LETS TAK |S eee Base Ee i BUSINESS” ‘Ww saunas re ge mareer. inith des! del, ‘ 
: i sae COMPLETE Link OF PIRIEPL Ace be ball, Markel ti9a "| 
* semen eae es Gian el” "Rot; |_ a ‘Sale Store Equipment_64 homemakers, von tata Be ri are, waxera aad. a, W GACVANIAED PIPE A REAL BUY. 2 rio. Pnoaen wil 
will love this " pies Ret HARDWARE | % m1) citi sn: 1giae ft, me 0 meat 96 vineoin 
be eae tes tia E t F wus Easy Parking my aeine® f re “s:2100 hs “i 1 YR OLD THOROVOMBRED cecal | Fate cy Het er vi) Extra Fast eC pee ai |e ten tnt rune ane? © Mert ( Service - Ab Pe nnace. ALL ContRoLs one wns We. | reall FAUCET D Kar. 2h Oy SOE se Ps for tests. : 
__ Patent Medicine _ You can #20-680 auickiy 1 aelenen i ay, eae ea LION MER equip. 499 W. Huron. an ae ayes rose i a 
“aig \sdlsine jis, clean, cs wsisnatute, "c car. oF furniture. TWEAK, Perea = or) FLYER TRAINS Sale Sporting Goods 65 5 ib rionvitie. 4 
srg eeare Sa ate woaiint | oo", fs gh ge — Up jin - deginae MBIN sopbiy 5-200 oon perro a Fs % | ALL STEEL FARGET, ON a. ___For Sale Poultry 4 2 
HOUSEHOLD CALDER j genet satel: Se Can A a... 55 N | Ane FRYERS. EM- . 
    CHEAP ~ Se Soe Prosuce_78 Women's golf elubs and bag. Ex- 
cellent condition, Cheap. Also | AP mf: tin n- 
women's tae 4 white shoe roller i} 
skates and case. Hardly used, Pectinteoge BUSINESS “SALES CORPORATION FINANCE 
“ONtts EMRE =" 2b i Oc bet ity 
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  P an } ~—— | Call OR sity = 6PM, except; m more ert ae 7390 i ne ARE OUR” FRONT DOOR ae eoecrs — mote Oil Furnaces oa =. Oat. ene <aibe— R3-4840, none 
bead wood Any size to | UQCTORE HRW, Oh 00S DSU. sie. Par ey Na 4 dl “APPLES 1¢ tt wits custom built 5 t _ +6634, Gine = poy - Beit — TRADE. Red Astrachan, Giadiolt, 731 N, 4 
rep area causa  ostimste tres Oe Uae aie Lantinon ney oe _ Manley Leach 10 Bagley 8t,| —Sauirre! Rd. Ayburn Heights a 
INT LANES BUILDING PROD'S| look now Lenathen your 4a | DOWN SLEEPING BAG. o400%) OAKLAND COUNTY Fi NL. Comrs? i; ®. ip new arene doors ft. center poleless tent, used once. - FE FILER 0 ENN J eat CAT. FE 6-$341_ afternoons FARMERS MARKET CLOSING Sit 4 NT es Fresh vegetabl od ALE Sand, Gravel & Dirt _ 66 "flowery and plants, ber. ft. “ esi rag YOU ARE eng ity meatier wr} = Lucky : Owner, ——- Med      
         
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Z Buckners in ee pedes’ ; i } li see Saee TT | iSe Inlaid tile (Oxv) .... . 9° | House t, 1 gall 398 eee, flowers Giroux-Franks unemployment. Wadning Machi Machine | 915 wall the seccnanenanes ae House pais 1 gallon .......62.9¢ min nee He. be ee einer frit, ‘in 
B OR TRADE (| Ally AS OOS CUCL Of 9485 paing...... ... : Two gallon tor eo - ’ LACK DIRT, TOP SOIL, FILL CRNBRAL REAL ESATR en a 95 a Rubber base pat gal. $3 te and & gravel. PE 29-3480, . a Me or Rae 4 th 
ca ge I al arn re trestes win | GBD aaa re zat SM Tris wt) 1S. S Saginaw |! sel. pate & rail $00 | Aa ci toP s0iL, BLACK DIRT AND _—-Open_until 8; D.m. 5 w é a GE. U aT 3! agina sel, paint & roller or pan § ‘peat, fill sand and 1. Bull- cor RN 86C CRATE th g-t FL OOR SHOP Basing ead dredging’ “OR 93-1540, “FoR BAL 6 haa every i et 
<—veeees ge he adel BO BO ir a ~ SCREEN x ‘ ' ree © 1996 by NEA Service, ne, bate sure screen | 98 5 Saginaw &. Open ® to @ A-l TOP wo te 9% YOR. LOAD. | @ AW NING “AND ¥FRERZING 
Pp (always pays to desi at | HAMILTON ree. SRYER, NICE uses to Ht any porch sie Of | GuaNTiTY OF % IN. USED PLY- 'E_2-0758 eaches, now ready at Oakhil artridge paeenore: wvnatton + tee) Ot : neve. 2S akon 607 Meadow Ave. Pontiac, | A-} Al TOP & Bt . (Yanda, iC) each “Orebard, “1 Pe ~ bo   
  
    
  
  
  
    
    
    
  
  
  
    
    
  
      
    
  
    
  
  
  
  TRADE-INS GUARANIEED “I think I should. warn ‘you to be careful, Doctor — he's | BOLL ot poe ge hg oh BY THE colt. oo pun | S880 Fe tase —s | <ppeeakas oad © “Waterford rds. 1s THE “BIRD” TO SEE Antomatic washers ...... 960.50 up been reading up on hypnotism!" io. all bearing skates. shoes aj! boxes tor dupien {7 a- ait TOP pet ri BP Hurtin Fx — FOR SALy « W. CHI: 
ago ng a ag conte BI I( K NER visaies ae $ s, uD ~~ doors * ai Auburn ave Ee, $ [a os © re ns ich. BLACK Rea oF iy a nm p mb area i] ay 4 Cine bee #8 up oo : Ses Dionne Pe = nr c “ F 
rl : Roy's jacements & seh | DOORS — - REMINGTON-RAND |. QUIETWRIT. dirt . gravel end Mil di BALED. MY 2-6104 
a. tne eee. LO Service be Cavin’ wr Sele Household Goods 57 For Sale Misceliancous 60 Mahogany. birch. geh-fush, White | —f_porabie Upewriter_ FB 109 | Eugene Benet PE bate, | — FARM IMPLEMENT business i OFFICES ARF LOCATED: Sk ree ee ne KENMORE, w iss pam WASHING |1 LARGE ASBESTOS CUTTER. 1 ne gy a Th ggg ge age al Aimee sew cond 5 a Tor cued. aa ive CrOne | Sale Farm Equipment 76 -rich farm area. ; . table, ete. EM 3-0855. er, good cond $40. 1115 | cabinet—4 drawer, 1 table | cent off, Plywood of all kinds. 231 Sell $125 MA_ 6-268) FE 6-112 or Fe 9-8572, ROLES 
woos ines ot eaquipment./ PONTIAC. 2nd floor National Bidg.| ABOUT ANYTHING YOU WANT _ Yoorneus _and. chair, phone FE £410 1488 te etre oe re ig lg SL erage DURG | 41 Top BOIL CRUSHED sTone,| CLEARANCE SALE 
STRAIT LIQUOR on main high DRAYTON PLAINS 4512 Dixie Hwy. OR Tan Pte eee ts matching chairs and ey _ Beli ee ELECTRIC LIONT FIXTURES FOR Demoostrator models Tog bo 8 Bs) ATS ogat Dent Bart How This Week Only 
po gy A 0 poe Sy a KLED LAKE, 230 Barnston {lite out of tee war but a lot ea ararmunaton 2  WERELED 7 FEASIOR Tal TRATUER, | mow beautiful selection of 1954 | nights, inicacenmndnat {L TYPES DIRT AND GRAVE a FORD COMBINE — P.T.0. WITH 
$11,000 dn. In the fabulous North to Bank) last, lawnmowers, $2.00 and up| good condition, $35. FE " ere EREAMS._ y PE LOG: | anisbel, torrie ‘veluse, bedroom. | STORM SASH | _Yéaove: F & Shomes Jt OR) pord’ baier=P to. Model 250 : . . 4802 Van Dyke Gas and electrie pew agg serie LIBERAL TRADE 1% < IN on ALL HOT i toa. cut ss $4.50 value, §2 s Dining room, | SUM M ER SPECI AL S Al's A-l TOP BOIL. GHREDDED, | “ana can hg at tale ea 
WARD E. PARTRIDGE "One block north across trom bank pooig Bed Water heaters. Bath-| Po’ $10.05 value, BS. Pore. 98.96 86. Loaded hr ee $10, Delivered | savings up to $900 Bmall down res, beds, chests, dress- a g| value, ightly factory fr win- or ron Will handle, 3 years on REALTOR, FE 43581 — ers, vanities and springs and LEG on ao hag a our ange dite 7, — — doors, alum awn- —oL_FE + | ey 
4 mattresses, Living room suites one rouge, 930. PR 2-5854. Michigan Fluorescent, 383 Orc ns Attention * Truckers 5, a ae a & ae paxr oss 500 eceasional chairs. tables, lamps, $6" SH EETROCK. .$1.44 | _tate_Ave._ “All awning & storm window snies. Loading daily—biack dirt, full, PON TIAC TRACTOR 1050 WW. "TIURON ST. le WiLawitoce & . LIVINGSTONE yest radios. rugs, dining room | —“ToisuM & PAINT BALE | Rock Lath ................ $ 1.00 | ELECTRIC WELDER. SUITABLE FE- 40069 pee abit” o0 8AM. to 8 PM & Equipment Co. f FE 41538 suites. “Dinette sets and many Eeotty” 7 $145 00 for farm lines argain. Als a ® Corner Hamitn + 
OPEN EVE, 7 TO 9 round -Floo other mise. items. NEW & USED. Very fine rade of Gimension | heavy duty elec, aoe: weld- | @utex é -_> vou tind Adams ron XSUs, Fr. ie ORIZED 
¥ UIPPED RESTAUR- Visit our trade-in dept, for real 2x4's; 2x6's; 2x8's " ) _er_ PE 4-0084 —_—~ our ad “im the yellow pages. ATPENTIONT WE DELIVER 1 17 660 8 h me x" 
” ant vrery ing goes for $1000. ed we: Sheathing Boards ... $73 & § 05.00 s 2 of pore yards { washed Le | elogrep knee bi Reasonable lease, 5843 Dixie e Hwy. oo LAY-A-WAY PLAN A. Pi i rices. , EM PIRE. gravel tas cal Ris rushed «a cog | DEERE WITH HYDRADU- 
__Waterford. OR 3-6164. R EASY TERM Slightly higher Malcored plone Cal caving. a, aan, lie and cultivator, Plow. 
<4 OSMUN. EXCELLENT LOGA- $25 $28 to s500| we P10 os owrms 70 PA ; BI ETT’S 2000 Union Lake Rd, BEM 34148 PE 4-0806 apringtoott mower, and rubber 
ton tor Cea eee sber|. COMMUNITY LOAN CS td io cit Seno |e WALNUT DROP LEAP BUILDING: SUPPLIES ie “Lake anea’s, Landes Orne me tone ca TRB | oh raaen, Maple S006 
small business, 368 mo, OL 2-0761,/90 E. Lawrence oyite eT 3 acres of tree) stable & 4 chairs, china cabinet, | 161 piste fiwy. MA 8-861) | win ten a) COORe ath aries ; PLASTERBOARD SAL stone oa Bat. PE OL EARANCE = SAL E 
SERVICE STATION ENDLY_ SERVICE ONE PE 5-0241 MOVING. SELLING MANY ITE is 50 iF SPECIAL! ve" te eae NE ARDEN OPEN DAILY 8 TO ® fale ee wachae: Bh pl mg we O F | Sereen doors $5.95 gow in 5 oe Powe “FIELDSTONE Wesorghs at ANDY i 
  ge. ganopable reat” ggod age:| GET CASH QUICKLY ae BOALES CO." Bining faralare, Rewrooavie. | HURTS ING On ts Gunite atime L&s ; ah, ™ info FE mo p t Oo $500 < miles E. of Pontiac, or 1 mile oft Woodward 1" 1 16 Mile. | 107 8. Squirrel Rd. FE_ 23-0233 Fuel Saver house job 2b or a PARM TOP Mite weatx DiRT An ALL ees fae 
4 tebe . of Auburn Heights on Aubu ae 233 
| MUST Ba SOLD WEEK. | $2 OAL. ELEC HEATER ... $19 00 Ouf fuel saver will pay for itself pisost Tosaiten per $10 Delivered, Fx tr tenue an) Eee ORS       
  
  
    
  
            
      
  
  
  
      
  
  
      
  
    
          
    
    
       
          
      
   
     
    
        
         
      
      
  
  
  
  M-59 950 to 1086 cars, Bring your! idxi? Rt RUG AND PAD_ KENMORE ep cong Rage Wo iio FI fate, Foe ae os B (gece ut money in your pookel. “a qterdy 138 ft. hig a zoned industrial. te, oat den Tae = fae ore ge attach, Morris Phat, $25. Meover teak tepe, vase Esendey tray “and, fe faucets osu Fr dn S . oe * Peaks Goop ROAD GRAVEL, 6 ‘YBa ) KING BROS. 2 bedroom home, 2 car garage. aiture, signatures and other se- oar ir. rémoting gtand. Ot Other mise. wum e¢leaner and. attach. $25 VF FUEL = TANK ‘GAUGE. , LBas, So ea PE canine ervet ds, | FE Tn, lu 
Priced Ps ae Call us for further! curities. racr 4935. _Gateleg table, $8. Phone 4-7919. 172 8. beciere vA vented fill cap. $37, FE dei #1170 or TE band, youn t ko Fr DEALER . 
ees : tedies. home - = —< a "in Candene sans hn gees! eid by UALITY. : a $i rid pee meeemeet a; 3. ro FRAZER ROTO EW & = ; . . u ¢, ic tables, -| INVESTMENT OR Oa land "Key uty tagrances Seiten bat sits, sgen. oes chairs, Se sia eis, gail double. sh dines. 8 m obits Pl $ a tape ae Meck On PILL ep Paria, ane seryied demon- BUSINESS k oe sa ie i falas ALouNUM gen ton bo obey ” | BENSON LUMBER CO rent ‘St las ai iin Tillers, ay and rentals. 
- _ buiiding_Coenet_ af} C Ee Ta concen: Saas PORTARTT —— MONTHA | closu M de oeriapie no models, | FANG, PANG, PANS. ALL SIZES. 649 N. Bagi : | PON TAC LAK DRS. PL 1900 N ° ine Ra, pcm ar pg ; HB; ginaw Pr 4-262) |“ 
Panda Can eee Loan ompany| oho, Ail not mataed salened cere me | | git ttving undone, pedoviel. espace MEATER, UA00 BTU DUO] © a ak Fat it | Ponting z $74 D tic, ¥ “ core gree and © trucking. “on : 202 PONTIAC STATE BANK BLDG. bar “ASH FoR} je | BED Tivivo ROOM SUITE: RED SEE OUR ISPLAY Values Michigan Fluorescent. 83 | therm (with, blower 18) sal. fect INTERNATION AL OF RALER, 
FE ? 9206 Beige Roe eT wero ROO ee Gwar | Die:, Redroom chair. freeser, 2] As ato Dixie Mwy. Cali on | gOrevard Lake Ave | 'Betond. Pe aint Roab of On AVEL C5, Woe. 01 BE ee ee ee - . a, ie c, ar- FLO-CO STEE =< = 
| ote yinebaek chair, ‘Thor wash-| icles, “all in e-i condilion. PE *ATICCONDITIONER” * plete with ‘Timken oil conversion SEPTIC TANKS STATE FERTED TOR UOTE. | gana Seat, “Ht Hooters Dae en et alli *8-3856. rer Ld FORCE CON and, 
TEAGUE FINANCE CO BATHINETTE & BASSINET, “DE- REFRIG.. GAS STOVE. MAPLE yale IDAIRE, prow *s¢ Mop. | —2-2431. re tous * ag a Me rity ereves ond fill | Seg a . with le hitch 2 N. MAIN . +| luxe, like new, FE 80125. broakfaat set. Good condition, FE a. — ONLY 1 WEEK, $200. aaa bade os G TOIL Ere vi $18 va | STORMS AND wn ee VARI. | TOP il PER YARD Pick Fergus i with new Das ovis jusder. 
TTLE jouble sinks wankers ATE ol 
ROCHESTER, MICH, ~ oi REFRIGERATOR AND STOVE | AUTO" Wat Weahowis with ‘itunes $11.95 | Good condlion, FE aahtae | Nd FE See of VE BUD Bac ADER Talon. Gal 65: pee eae ginstal | yrs. old, like new. 16671 Dixie |” 6 f. east Irom. ti wis gd et Eg - FOPAOIL BAND AND “OA Lim nt aa Rte , LOANS #35 TO 6500 =: Quis $5 plus eas. Kenyon hey. ta rear of Half-Way House | vesce Se "ees he. | Factory ast ino PPL onp-8e STOP LOOK — \lomuee: Powmna ant tending TRADEANS WANTED 
yes W. Waren” we pees LIVESTOCK ™ VRCA URED CONSOLE — we capi” whats ww cu ies, cory 008-8 Oa ths wna “ig mS Faeinae E7100 fomber’ coustling “ef fae” ten. | Tae LOW INTER ¢ RATES ort. ATT ea EHO aA iN . . om pson, ———— eae umber cons! * 0 ; BUY A SA A WELL-EQUIPPED WOOD WORK-| », nou 1D GOODS 0.88 al) mak le Elec.| 8 Perry GARDEN RACTOR axl0, 2812; ‘lot of good flooring, P Plants, Trees, § Shrubs 68 : : ing shop Terms. Owner retiring, |“ ster OL G71. OL 1-078. WA ee _trie, 603 Lt ounecn, FE es BABY, BUGGY, LIKE NEW. 1 several good windows end fram od a ~~~ | HOUGHTEN & SON FE 54806. ~ Mortgage Le Loans 54 | Walton. Co: CTON e * KE WEW. 00. GIRLS ROLLER ie. , SIZE | for cement biock Bouse. several A Buu 8 528 North Main, Rochester f.Joaivn PE 2-2257|  Selli T PAINT 8 UCE FOR YOU, AL- Will Sell for a Son ANTIQUES NEXT TO TRAIL‘ € ing OV] won vay iL a * om as water beater pate and outside stairways H. Blackhill and Norway. Pine OLive 1-9761 
Well established for 30 ace ero| LOANS $600 TO $1,500 End Bogt Houses, Ponting Lake. RUBBER BASE fe PAINT alt Sia Soar he = Soma Sor be creererre | 7 a BR Pon BALE. . 600. i jentgere. = bale: - here, De pt cll aggre ane Otome] 1. FOr any purpose ra a IGERATOR 4%’ WALL TILE. ...25¢|—"— BUY NOW Lake Variety Everything rr, FE a Liver tree igen, Bia your gen, bri ey nh te tn” i uarters, homies, modern er not, in ae Wes an - APT, | N at c ; rep 2922 renee . 
oul furnace ¢, cigee to ilane a Mg gh: ‘ccedivion. “oni Seay 4 ovis? A HURON PE. 42004 | KEMTONE —p REMOLO — SWP) Sinead? vem Harry hel "pS UMM ER ae ys B. of Wise’ ang Duck “ih aoa coo fem ¥ "9 * 4 i ements, SPECIAL, ~“vacuUM at Mil) Leake Baldwin Rd. 7 : every : 
bgt AL gy Ee 3. fo rou er enclose = | CHE +f Cleaner, 060.96, vie re 0.98. So an bate "3" oar ort i. x of | HOUSE BEING WRECKED, MA- inode 1358 Comte ” cet a _day"trom 4 ‘te af: sho a + Woodeard “tworts £5 ? house constructed. ble—used ear. ex- uron __ Rd, | with ve for self install, 6 
_per oon. ae aed a or on cellent condition. @ Lalasons te. FE |SINGER SEWING MA CHINE, print ‘ter a Quite manic ive t AINT “complete wha ee aal. ps2... Sale Pets “ bbs — 
BE INDEPE NDENT, OWN AND| 5. Sn ieton? mortgages, - Stn uO RTECATN Tr ry iitach ose Cell FE 3 “Tiges Pate tte a a Hom ents Z Gecor “Sottenee 671.001 MALE OUT OF ORSIES PETITE — EES ee es your own fuel oi! route Apply 208 National Building. _nette set. 220 N. J 3 ier ° A ; mp‘& tank........., 081.7 acne aod Fire Brave Gaby x 
00 an, ance out of profit.|  Pontiec. ot 44129 onan, STOVES.” BouGHT sot ‘Redi-Mix rete & mortar 01.18 | "5 AL. "Soa NTERD Hades Piembise’ & Heating. | _ 47031. 125 x Merrimac. e-Soeb “Mitford, “Mich, Sw 35 CoLpsror REFRIGERATOR. changed, enti ee. os! on New & used doore—fiush & panel stiisraction. Terms, } _|2 338 N eee SALE. Fi 
Suess tease ta tore city Ths “a Fr ROB LF Tao EERO ar see. peer. | ghecl chethes tcipait 0 ocr” KING BROS. are ac: eee REMOY: | 5 1 Fa odin “ater am| $8 one of Pontiec’s most modern|4 ROOM COTTAGE, WITH NAT- beautifal console, | yr., ; INNER-| Sheet-rock-C&C—61 55. . re re 13 | ae aN Wo p-4 and profita’ tion ® privil ioure “pripetv. $138.95./ § mattress, like new. $20./ Rocklath—C&O—@1.16 PONTIAC rD_A R . . 1a * male, nt rf wes ~ eee Are you; ural fireplace. , \. 3 _Kiiiks “appt ek: ; aOR Bidg on EP egies Oo ga GARDEN TRACTOR, 86, TAPE aS oew. ble, FE | AKC 
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CONVALESCENT DOUBLE LAUNDRY TUBS W seas FE +0736. 127 §.| Felts—ro!l roofing & shingles ae te ag ier yume, rey © epring tooth Grage. 
NURSING HOME tend and mizing faucet First 38 ke _8t. Desier Th 3 oie ep Bg ge aes; | 1 ot © um er AKC BOX: 6 pease ee 3 yeme. chine, $i0. 1308 Hatchery Ré. OR TRADED IN D DEP T. oth Low F ASE | babe. 46: laundry tube, 410; e- Plaster ‘athe. Paint, SLD. k wy _ Auction Sale 77    
     
      income. soeatea within in 48) miles estat Bed "b Goll pri spriug ie AT AUCTION ON THE | | DRYER, Fridipaine, Elec WiCES 3 M BREWER 400 ace as trade tog teed trie, only. bout Yes, old, Now pera ease Peter = 
= ee ce sen Stan Wek Sas ee CHROME DOCETTE BETS AaBEE Oeeasionel chairs BAG | CHROME DINETTE SETS, ASSEM.- | Occasions; chairs ..... _ MA tise FE_5-T706 water youre’ ve, ae. Sise gas stove. 
Sarde oe Eagan ay china “Yoo e “value, |8 pe. dining tm, suite | SURPLUS LUMBER 
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tract, or $3600 cash gro- a oe sive tnd views Lares IL AND COA oor. business. incl. stock and CAR’ in = te ~ mete, rmice | 1» 19 W. Pike St. PE ¢11 4x0" seceeeees O1.35 poor hay ood 235 ap. A CUBED | om. code license. elec, MA i compare and 41133 = rboard |... eee $1.65 modern deot co your ee Conta “Conrersion oil 
WILLIS M. BREWER SALE OR ae Michigan sccak’ eS'Se:| TRADE-IN DEPT. — | trey. Flastornoerd sss. $175) [ese than you ain Lat us eive mere aaa regs Rochester. | BASSET 55_N. Parke FE 4-181 td motor Sears cement | chard Lake Ave. China cabinet ++ $14.06) 6x10 ane 4219 also tn stock. ice hog’ satin i’ Bei) stam Otive $401 ha FE $0638 MA 5-758) PE 5-7704| mixer or what have you. FE |i BABY BED AND HIGH CHAIN. | Lounge chair & ottoman..... $19.95 RRY DOOR SALES CO a ALL a ‘& Si, STONE AURANT. LLY |e Good cond. $20. 2186 Allerton Ra, | Davenport # chair | ...... $28.50 | 23 Ib. Crown Coat in @. ..... $228 Bank y PB 2-0203- GWBRED ; equipped. Doing sbundant year|'51 CHEV. CAR FARTS re ai | Spout aPRIN 3 piece pedreem suite....... $38.08 25 Ib, Joint Coment in @ i OR oeagghs Ps Collie dog. Male 3 yrs, oid. Ex an i ‘round business. On direct e to cetiien. swap or sell, cheap. 20 AP a | Cedar chest vote eweees $30.95 | 250 ft = system =... 83.75 | gellent wateh dog, Used to out- ng 7 pm : Straits. i ‘mile from Lake| 460 Midway before 3:30 p.m. | §13 ALL UPR PIANO. | 2 Diece sectional + $30.98 | 250 ft. tape ...... $ 90 door a 5 F goed pons lg » yA St, Helen. Plenty af hunting and 18. wn A L Dov. | & niece Game rom room suite... a 6 Ib. bag of gypsolite ,..... . 81.25 home, MI 46548 before @ p.m. ae) mag mee ia 
“Planing. 3yp acres, aith 332, ft LE ie 1CKS Refria. an wreueh i ae hae veces Ow BULLDGO.- FEMALE + donna } omen belt Perm, 390 eat Then: * a = B 4 p eeeeeeetes 5 « h14: ken i ’ 
tional “> modern. liv. | R A | )F x’ axa $0" plywood ccc: etait ca k"k, SRI co. | 9 a. tape _Hen Ri. hoehest : 
meals 900 agasaal Appr < nite aemwea—ag| THOMAS ECONOMY [00 ot'P etic’: $238| mareGe™cBal"k SUV y co. | VENTIAPIG FANE Rotts | SosrOws at aTUD. AKC. CUR: i hg and contract ae Bart] 2. isthe buy of the year. é FURNITURE Co. MAKE SURE rrs ser WATER MP e008. G.| door chimes ot territis values: | CUTE. AK PRRINGESE | o'clock néon ot i Dunsing Farm, 
£ FE & Thompeoo 80 8 Perry. _ igen Fluore FE 6-004,” | og vy 
~ een parment 7 ee BURMEISTER xitGun CABINET SINKS. ¥A- —hake Aye. ~~ SOCRER PUPS | oF a mile south , Se Sale Land Contracts 52) Sieg jut’ rite ‘beth, full mous make fal $2" model FOR SALE CHEAP OA 8-710. teak : ms ide 8 ott, sal Northern Lumber Co, | thine 830. allgndly, marred COSKRN PUPPY. 8 LAC oa. Holton heifer ’ ‘ 31750 750 DISCOUNT Foom and the best of terme er - Ra oa moded case" several Oyaleos, —— ceives aod. bulls Abd Dis: 
AND BATH, 860 trade your prasent eauity Pontise EM oan €, EM, 2907 | Michigan Finoreseent, 393 Orchard ell W._ HAM |+ persal ofthe late Dr, GB: Dun; 
i Eas t Saleh Gane poll gad ernay 4 Sir? neice ae ®. vr 1-418 — te SELOTE ouiftanding herds of Carnation ; 
Ga siederenl erase it) KENT TLE. Eth faces Revie ake | sso Iotrig he gine yaa JIM WRIGHT, Realtor: 30 | 3 Durer with oven. Call after 5. “Coo eer 1 Bie Gtand sited ‘by" Minnow Creek oa oS eons B at em an $49 Pe |. Six marble colors, 9x9% inch. 0 o 1 - | Sy 3 ri ry grena- 
See ae F + : ; BIN- = : ‘ i ie Spughher a , 
‘ mak f BOAT AND FLOOR BANDER. POL- ually, FE . Cham Syair 
mu ens cee : | = Peo ened Furniture Appliance | ~ “ANCHOR FENCES — . Ce : ts Each girs FF Chadha | Oe ce aOR | fa "act ae toetee = vou. b4.800. Secured by 3. * oot Kamp Ser : Keego Harbor TREE ESTIMATES, PE ST471 | Open | = ay Seat win At sfiaryie"ueey as ats autsle are! searting ‘reeoras, that Secured by 5 » FE 5-081! or PE 5-s976 Moe donut ©. GUPFERN ihe Pou. ae FOR RENT are $80, PE 4-412. ay By Fy tion will be 
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    Lt es UR $85 WORK am 8, Teleere a = * eae come in and REFRIA. see apm Fy L, shower wr ae eae eniees . doeeeeee ones [e} A 
: FOR YOU tages ouid be 3 eal , adotne peat BOVE .cavsccccsuees bardware : ‘Most can rear ate ranged Mich aes FEAR? : 
Rolla’ mattress $14. 
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BACLEY AUTO PARTS : 1 B st.|* es ry io JON Ean 6 Sonar I 
wintED fg’ CARS, 
Ph. OR 34511 CASH FOR ANY MAKE O8 LATE 
    
Matthews- 
Hargreaves 211 6. Saginaw 6t.   
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GLENN’ S 4 ON: SAGINAW or "Sn 4 4-77711   
    
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ED WILLIAMS:   
‘COMMUNITY 
MOTORS — 803 N. Main, Rochester 
HURON MTR. SALES   
  
           
   
   
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Eas Dvigaad _. SERVICE TIRE 
& TREADING £0. 
Auto my al 
AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSIONS 
7 heeded   
  
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a Pusch ‘idee 
Shop. 23 Phone FE 
‘Sale Motor Scooters 82 oe 
1984 EAGLE, VERY wo =o ia a. 
For Sale Motorcycles &3   
  
  
  
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srt Berchet 
Lake Ra. 
On ai, . bike with the trimmings. 
¢ Orion Motor Sales 
      
         
       
    
      
      
    
       
      
    
   
          
   
         
    
          
    
   
     
   
          
     
    
  
  
oe For top dollar on late model cars. 
2427 Dixie Hwy. OR 2 on 
OUT OF TOWN BUYER WANT 
Rept ma . “Sch Mr. Perry, 
For § Sale Trucks 90 
CHEV. ‘52, STM? PICKUP, PH. 
‘s, ‘FORD 4%-TO Foe PICESE Witt motor, $140, 675 Stirling 
- TON PICK UP” i948 FORD, $150, 
‘wb ‘FORD 7 i Oued aS STAKE, be oar goby 
  
  
inet 1 FORD va & Fe 7H} IN PICKUP MOO. New Ra 
a 
good condition. Bim- 
mons off Alrw: 
Wilson GMC New & Used trucks $175, 6518 
wey.   
Oakland at Cass © 
  FE 5-0485 
BARGAIN FoR QUICK BALE. @ 1% ist. class. §300. 
  
For Sale Cars 
Auburn Ave.   
sound. 
z ese Ford Convertible, Thunde “rt top F. “engine spec Nylon 
1955 Plymouth Savoy club stan 
power flight drive, very 
1964 B. cog — wagon, 4 door, 
“CLARKSTON 
- MOTOR SALES 
C “hry ysler- aie sr 
xi cha MAIR HIGH $89 Paid |: 
W._ Huron FE_ 2-204) “aw od p 
= M&M Motor Sales | ja) ‘cues 
1952 GMC Diesel tractor | “> 
Wont Side Van and Stornee, FE | - 
91 
bar eas Open ivenings Till 9pm. 4   
  
         
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‘0 CHEV. , CONVERTIBLE 
Power Glide. W.W. Tires, 
ais FE) Lk. Ra 
a fio SmRTES, with heater a eall after 
a i CHEV. SMALL (ALL EQUITY. TAKE over paym 586 i 
~CHEVR VERTIBLE demonstrator, —_ full equipped, 
$2300, MI 41600, Jerry Neeley   
147 ‘B. 
SHARP “bi [CHEVROLET x, BR. 
Radio ang ob all tires, m ania” Ag gi1'85 
and ema) i¥- 
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and 
= CONVERT. FULL “a wer. Small equit pe over 
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w, CHEVROLET 3 a nf DR EXC. 
a a _Motgy just | eversoules. ied, PE iba: ae 
#5. | 1951 FORD 4   
  at IT Fags Gentes tobe 
Then. Bring It It Here - aie os M 
™ na fellas for jharp cars| “Remember walking out on me this morning when I was soengiitt Dizie we, lecturing you? Well, here's a tape recording of the balance of 
re 44-6806 itt” 
cars. e 
yt wal pe 4 Drive the extra. pies, For Sale Cars 1 For Sale Cars i 
"HL. J. one Me Le Nor in needs clutch. a tat Bei Baa 2° _— 
sg ER A em North Chevrolet's | Sense Petiatat. 2 | aaa, ae Big Lot in Birmingham | "S002 uti © ** SHAPE. OA #3011 
WE PAY BUICK'S 1956 FS, LAST CAI CALL ACK at these prices. ve i. : 
e D lc come “ifs served. Liv sia : 
For a or oe an tit ee ~ 
| HAUPT 
PONTIAC 
SALES 
Clarkston ne Eentiee ee custom 4 dr. 
“emonstrator. 
 oege money on ‘this 
Pont! ‘ o 
factory _speeeeeeis 
Low down pay.m 
1962 tag ial xe. Good transpor- 
Sevov. A real buy 
Chevrolet, Bel-Air 4 dr, Power aot R&H, Well-equipped. A real 
wei" Cpevroiet Bel-Air 4 dr. Save 
No Malt st OPEN NIGHTS ‘tH 8 
MA 5-5566 or MA 6-1141   
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ttn’ FORD SALES 
eR Tine i. ~— low mile- ms $350 for p~ od PE 6-1853 
46, STAKE. at nee Porc 3160 Elisabeth Le “s Rd. 
DR. R. “iS H., 
Th new tires. very clean. EM   
  
  
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SAVINGS - Opportunity viventikan. 2 dr., radio and 
bg Ps by Lt geome V4, An excel- 
lent car with low m tun- 
red and ning white. See 
it no ang sav . Sree 
$4 MERCURY MONTEREY 4-DR 
You'll ride of this 2 
tone beauty, Mere-O-Matic, radio 
and heater. A nice car that can 
save hundreds of $888... $1397 
3 ‘8 HARDTOP, midnight 
power steering, 
Krone windows, power seats, elec 
renie eye, o and heater. 
walls, Everything but the 
Riotes sink, cial at only 91497. 
‘4 Moreury caieiaeewe pet 
  
    LOOK! esos 
. INSTEAD OF FANCY USED CaR| #0 en 
lw DVERTIBING TRUCKS 'e would o> take the money |, Che na 1207 
that most dea‘ers put into used 3S Chev. pick-up ...... t 
ear adve' . and apply it | ‘52 Dodge Pick-up .:.... $ 657 
against r ing the car, We | ‘51 Dodge Sein cences 2 
check safety features and mak Dodge ‘e-ton pick-up ...... $4 
age t every. 50 Chey. roar ......... av 
is 4! pick-up «...... wi | * 
‘e till . 
“RIEMENSCHNEIDER DODGE-PLY MOUTH HARD TO SPELL. EASY TO D 222.8. Saginaw FE 2-613! 
Transportation Aplenty : ‘82 Nash Deliveryman 
‘SM Ford 2 door 
‘30 Ford 2 doo 
a gern 5 2 door 
  
Chev. 56 DEMONSTRATORS & 
EXECUTIVES CARS 
AT VERY 
Substantial Savings 
ORK SIGNALS. 
ANCE. 
As LOW AS 
$195 
‘|Your Car Down 
~ CHEVROLET _ 
        eAree AND DE- 
MILEAGE. hew CARs APPEAR. 
MANY MORE TO CHOOSE FROM 
“Oakland County’s 
Fastest. Growing Dealer” 
wk at MS | HUI RON MTR. SALES 952 W. Huron PE 2-2641 
“In Weather Like "Thie 
ISN'T IT 
WONDERFUL To Own a 
DEPENDABLE CAR? BETTER CHECK THESE! 
SS Convertible $2195 
Radio & Heater, H atic, PONTIAC. or 
$5 Star Chief 4 ‘De $2095 
BEL i eee V8) “Radio & Heater, Power Brak 
‘ : SS. Coase 4 Dr V8 | ag 
V4 CONVERTIB Radio & Heater, Ford-O-Mat Nice OUTH : 
55 Two: Door vee $1295 Radio & Heater, Standard Trans- 
mission, W-Walls, PONTIAC 
56 —870-4 Dr H-top $2695 este... & Heater, Hydramatic, 
CHEVROLET 53. Bel Air H-Top.. $ 995 995 Radio & Heater, Automatic Trans- 
544 Dr v8 Custom $ 995 os* Heater, 2 Tone, A 
Sz $ 795 & Heater, ‘Automatic Trans- ee ee 
= kine Canoe Con $ 495 
52 2 Hard POMIRC 3 695 
  ant chev. 1955 pel Air, V4 with WILL TOTE YOUR NOTE Everybody's Credit 
Is Good Here DETROIT MOTOR ie 
1M 6. Saginaw at 
"85 Le igg B Sey H WAGON, R&H,   
DTOP, R AND Hi. Ws. =e two 
utomatic. $1775. 
hacgiep 
oupe. Loaded extras ee 3 
ing power. Low mileage 
ball appearance. Just your car 
wn. 
Haskins Chev. i Highway at MIS wae akon ighway Me 
CENTRAL Michigan's Oldest 
"LINCOLN & 
MERCURY" Dealer 
OFFERS THESE 
"Safe Buy” Used Cars   
= 1863 bd ? 
MERCURY 
4 door sedan. Merc-O-Matle, ta- 
dio & heater, W-Wal) tires, 
_ 1856 
FORD Patriane,. 4<door sedan. 8 cylin- 
der, Fio-tone paint. $1,295. 
1954 
MERCURY Monterey, Mere-O-Matic tranamis- ~~ paint, radio & heater. 
~ SPECIALS! WE HAVE ~ 
23 FACTORY 
OFFICIAL CARS 
Sedans 
LINCOLN 
      a 2-DOOR AND 4: 
Kon Ag sur ee a 
inet TARE, ACTA ote ce axe tote Se 
Clarkston | —— 
RD, 4 TO rte | 
EASY ED) 
H-Tops, 2 Door & 4 Door} 
    
AND 98s 
OFFICIALS 
AND DEMOS. 
Hydramatic and Jet-Away, 
Transmissions 
R SEDANS 
_ AND HOLIDAYS 
HASKINS OLDS-CHEVROLET | 
“Oakland County's 
Fastest Growing Dealer” 4161 Dixie Highwey at M15 ork n Nites “Tu 9 
FE 4-6632. 
VERY NICE SHAT “4a FORD 2 $5,000 ectual miles. No rust, 
$2406 after 5   
  
  
MINIMUM 
MAXIMUM Yes, the minimum you re- 
ceive when you “buy a 
| Used Car from US is the 
maximum amount of 
service it offers you. A 6 OLDS 88s-Super-88s | + eu BH ‘BY OWNER . agra radio, 
    
  TREATED pate ut e 
  
SOUTH mie 4 AT WOODWARD 
ine OLDS 7 DR 945. FES-801.183 ie toe a *§3 Hudson Hnet $ 744 
‘SO Stude. Pick up, New plates § »   s XY \ : 1 AM ri sf 4 if i { ‘ 
f e Perse mae Ha Meh ne REC koe os eae ; 
HE ‘PONTIAC pniias WEDNESDAY, Aveust 15, 1950 aa , 
rshberger|. For Sale Cars 91| For Séle Cars |: For Sale Cars 9   KNOW YOUR 
Pe & Os : YES, COMPARE THE PRICE AND 
Coutiacs OF THESE USED CARS 
AND YOU'LL AGREE 
    
Oe PaP MRO P | Bud Shelton TURNER Lake O Grice og ee Sales Offers : 
FORD-MERCURY uy 901 B+ cue nee ¢ $i. HAS THE BUYS . 
a eee at ¥, sow ‘s Mere PB na: $ fas 54 Ford 2 Dr... $ as 3 = ae ise ves 
4 "WKS it Ser ‘Air Raw 2dr $9951 °55 Buick Hdtop $1 ord Hardtop 
eet ten wie, Base ol dgor sharp». $88] co Ord 2 Dr... $1099 °53 Olds 88 2 Dr. $ 99 
; $ $2] ’S2Chev.2 Dr’... $499 '51 Plym. 2Dr... $ 244 
$3451 ’55 Plym. Cl. Cpe $1199 153 Chev. Sta, Weg $ 799- 
.# 195] 53 Buick Hdtop $1044 = ‘54 Buick Hardtop $1544 
'53 Ford 2 Dr. .. $ 644 $2 Merc. Cl Cpe $ 599 | 54 Plym. 4 Dr .. $ 799 
Ue a ing ‘the | °52 Ford 2 Dr... $499 °51 Chev. 2 Dr... $ 244 
“9 PACKARD eS pias | 2G BUEN: goed. anne e--- si20 | ’53 Chrysler Htop $ 899 33 Ford Hardtop $ 999 
‘ba Packard sedan. aoe | 39 Budsgon RM oo BOT 54 Chev. 2 Dr... $ 799 °53 Plym 4 Dr. .. $599 
se Mie. Nose ee feet + OE |e Cae. Bae oond. ----- £81 53 Ford Rch‘Weg $ 899 — 'S5 Ford Cus Wg $1599 
MOTOR SALES. |-n pone $161 *53 Pont. Dix 8 2d $ 699 '53 Merc. 2 Dr... $ 699 
52 Plym. 2 Dr .. $ 499, 51 Ford 2 Dr. .. $ 244 i 
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
    
JEROME ROCHESTER FORD DEALER 
il 
“FOR MORE THAN 50 YEARS A 
aoop PLACE TO TO BUY Motor Sales 
DeSoto-Plymouth Dealer 
32 Years, Pair Dealing 
Cass at W. Pike St. 
FE 2-0186     
  “a ee ht Spot” |menri tara tepcar— oe a Beaten 1953 Chevrolet Hardtop . $999 
Bright Spot” "s.r aka ti eee | $10.00: DOWN DELIVERS 
"SS Olds 88 =, 2195 | Masta Nema BE 2S |e ames ee a owe on CARS LISTED BELOW Stecring & Brakes. Equipped with |'63 PONTIAC CONVERT, GOOD | 199 Dotee! V8. A, sood Sans 
_ Bids sceneries, “This price | conditin, See terme Seat! '| ocd second cars and 1952 Ford 2 Dr. 1952 Buick 2 Dr. 
'55 Pontiac Catalina $1995 | "Rem mien’ hasten asa HOUGHTEN & SON, 1951 Nash 4 Dr. _ 1950 Ford % ton Exp. 
; ° : ‘ ‘ , F tn Pick 
gs ee”) Geena | Be oe] Po tee SEN 54 Chevrolet Sedan $1095 | "doch Gonation cso: PE eine frome? Let us help you adjuat 1 . ; . 
ee ee See ie to ta Ford oe. and Lake Orion Motor Motor Sales | TRUCKS dy; tn Pick 
’ 495| Someta “| M24 1951 Ford 34 ton Exp. ord % tn Pickup 
Se ea on Roger's. Sales rand. Service as | FORD — sheneuRY "MY 3.21 1952 Ford F8 T rracten 1950 Ford 4 ton Exp. 
and other worth while extras, Wet Side Used = O 1950 Ford 4 tn Pickup, 1952 Dodge 2 Tn Dump 
53 Pontiac 4 Dr. Sd $ 895|- prive out where overhead is low 25 Yo 1951 Ford 2 ‘Ton Dump 1954 Ford 2 ton Dump 
SS. anne iE, mode ne to choose trom, 1955 Ford 2 Ton Dump. 
‘1°52 Chev. 4 Dr. Sed $ 595 ™ West "Side Used Cars 
Sine |S PONTIAC SO DOWN] . o.2QNVERTIBLES... 52 Buick 4 Dr. ... $ 795| $,0r- ‘83,Pontiac, Radio, heater, 1955 FORD 1953 Chevrolet 
eee wate; | Hoc meta" | Mey On tro om. ge] 1952 Ford = Kato’ Bales, 68 Onkland, PE 3251. — ee rere fe, EMOS DEMOS “55 Piredo: Fordor 2-tone | 
JEROME WILL ACCEPT a ee a4 moiety = siege DEMOS D 
Outbea: * oats, app ‘34 Desovo Firedome Pordor .. $1475 - 
" Olds-Cadillac part payment of ,a. wood. used |"t4 Nash’ Amb. “super Pordor #®1 1956 Ford Custom 8 Cyl $1699 
Orchard Lake at Cass BILL “SPENCE — ‘3 Chey. iso “Tudor | el sane 2 Dr., Radio & Heater, Overdrive, Fully Basiopes 
Fe 80488 | e2_oarand Mare A* ve wan | 32 Bose Rarscnaser Porto wae 1956 Ford Thunderbird, Low @ Fob FORD, CLUB COUPE. , 000d 33 $3 Bosse Customline Fortor .. $ 915 : I] E : ed 
te nd 54 2 gist sumer ge awior ne) = Miles, Fully Equipp inch 333 Ply. Cmbdge Sub 80 . 700.00 | ~ Birming! am STUDEBAKER ‘$3 Pontiac Dine § Tudor .."\.”gl06s SAVE wo... eee 5 ° 
a Ss Borin Pietoe Pender gome 
Clean Cars "|" CHAMPION |#S Se" i8!MANY © MANY MORE 
Bob Frost, | 4DOOR = (| Benth 1 O ros nc. ‘ ‘31 Ford Dine ¢ Tudor, O-dve. § 305 
LINCOLN Menouny AxD $795 Bi Ply. Forder oo e gis Harold Turner, Ford 
ich SS aMINONAM L ARRY _ . PSB Se wae tS 464 S. Woodward Ave. 
Birmingham Midwest 4 -7500 
: A PHONE CALI, 
STARTS A COURTESY CAR 
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North Chevrolet |   wide selection — fairly 
priced and on easy terms 
You'll be glad you waited 
for these. See them — 
NOW! 
$1795 '55 Chevrolet Bel Air 4 dr., 
10,000 actual miles, 2 tone 
blue. 
$2595 —awaits your inspection. | EXCLUSIVE Mechanical Condition 
Warranted By 
National Bonded 
  $5 Pontiac Safari Station 
Wagon. The ultra, ultra 
“in the Pontiac field. All 
leather interior, low 
mileage, one owner. 
$2495 1955 Buick Super Riviera, 
hardtop, radio and heater, 
all power equipped. 
$095. 1952 Chevrolet 2 door Bel 
Air, radio, heater, spot- 
less, good tires, 
$225 1950 Buick sedan, radio 
‘and heater, runs good, 
$495 #8. / 1951 Buick 4 dr., radio and 
heater, light blue. 
$795k _}| 1953 Ford tudor, radio and |} 
heater, very clean. 
$1595 1955 Ford fordor, Fairlane, 
radio and heater, nice. 
$1595. 11954 Buick 4 dr. Special, radio, heater, Dynaflow, 
one owner. 
$795 © 1953 Chevrolet 4 dr., radio, 
= ~ good paint 
‘OLIVER 
- BUICK. 210 Orchard Lake Ave. 
FE 2-9101 
gunna T it a ERS F 
_|thing—=,Want Ads give tg t Ads! Room, 
  aiosl’ ONE FULL YEAR 
GUARANTEE | Consider these advantages of the NATIONAL 
BONDED guarantee. A dealer can garantee his 
cars only in his dealership. NATIONAL BONDED 
GUARANTEES THE CAR ANYWHERE IN 
THE U.S. AT THE REPAIR SHOP OF THE 
OWNER’S CHOOSING . The dealer’s guaran- 
tee is actually a personal guarantee. If bad health 
or business failure should visit the dealer, 
guarantee is void. NATIONAL BONDED is 
backed by $120,000,000 in assets. Regardless what 
| happens to the individual, the owner’s protection 
continues for the full year . . , The dealer’s guar- 
antee is on a percentage basis. The dealer pays 
a share of the repair costs and the owner pays 
a share. NATIONAL BONDED pays the repair 
bill in full; the owner pays nothing, 
‘00 FORD ‘93 CHEVY 
$1495 $825 Custom tudor with radio, — 4-door 210 model. Radio, heater 
ema paint, 2tone paint, : or. white side wail and. 
‘SS CHEVY ‘S3 MERC 
$895 $1495 wee ieee RE 
1 ‘53 DESOTO 95 CHEVY 
ib $795 hi 4 $1975 ¢, cylinder, 210, model. straight 
‘94 BEL AIR ‘53 FORD $1175 $1475 pon an nelige ne radio, heater aseenge? fobe, 
Dessenger fobs, Wilke wall ree 
"5A CHEVY $950 fod just ike Be radio, heater 
North Chevrolet .* YOUR'NATIONAL BONDED DEALER 
1000 S. Woodward Ave. ~ MI tas ‘51 CHEVY © $495 beeuty, bait Tis ata Mt heater. 
    ba Be 
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BIRMINGHAM ee Sas ee SCHUTZ Motors BIRMINGHAM 
'53 Chrysler . ... 91095 New Yorker, Radio & Heater, W/Wall Tires, V-8. 
‘01 Plymouth 2 Dr. .... 
‘S99 Ford Victoria Radio & Heater, W/Wall Tires, Continenta] Kit. Wire 
Wheels, Air Conditioned, ‘ “ee © @ @ x 
Needs Paint. 
Heater, Hydramatic. 
'55 Ford Sta. Won. ..... Radio' & Heater, W/Wall Tires, V-4 $1795 
‘53 DeSoto 4 Dr. Sed. ... $ 995 Radio & Heater, W/Wall Tires, Power Steering. 
‘54 Plym. Sta. Won. ... Heater, W/Wall Tires, Extra Sharp 
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Plans ke Labor Unit 
for Detroit Workers DETROIT W—A spokesman for 
group of rank and file 
union workers announced yester- 
day plans to organize a Wayne 
County Eisenhower labor commit- a 
tee. 
* * * 
* Al Bellaire of the United Auto   +2 
  
  
Workers’ Packard Local 190, said 
800 persons are expected to attend 
the organizing session Aug. 28, He 
said it was decided to call the 
convention at a meeting held by 
300 laboring union and non-union 
tren June 26, 
Bellaire said Membership would 
be restricted to persons not con- 
nected with *management, Eisen- 
hower’s labor program and candi- 
dates friendly to labor will be sup- 
ported, he said.   
* * * 
ene political party.” “Our objective,” said Bellaire, 
“is to give Ike supporters who are 
production workers, office workers,’ 
retail clerks, secretaries and other 
workers a political action commit- 
tee which is not dominated by any     
  
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TONIGHT’S TV HIGHLIGHTS THURSDAY AFTERNOON 3:00—(2) The Brignter Day. (4) 
Queen for a Day. THE PONTIAC PRESS. WEDNESDAY. AUGU ST 13, 1956 ‘ 
me,"’ he admon- 
ished, waving his dirigible-like ci- 
gar for emphasis, “it isn’t well put/""" 
together either. But I'm not the one 
it knock it. It's sugcessful.”’ | 
A SECRET IDEA 
idea he firmly believes would give | 
NBC a Sunday night rating edge|say,a good word for the Republicans.” 
     
  Seat 7 at Your Card s 00—(7) Top Secret. Doctor ‘dis-, 
appears after death of. her son > School. (7) 12 o’Clock|$:15—(2) Secret Storm. 
in “The Lost Child." (9) Corliss, COmCS: 3:25—(9) News. 
Atcher. Mr. Archer purchases|!2:25—(9) Billboard. $:30—(2) Edge of Night. (9) 
“The Antiq Vase.” (4) News 12:30—(2) Ladies Day. (4) Holly- Howdy Doody. 
dnd Sports, Paul Williams, Bill) YOO! Story. (7) The Exwins. (8))3:45—-(4) Modern Romances , , Cartoons. 4:00—(2) Four O'clock Theater. Flemming. (2) Linkletter's Kids. 
Interviews. '12:00—(2) Mid-day Movie. (4) Ding 
Dong 
12:45—(9) Mary Morgan Show, (4) Comedy Time. (7) Margie.) 
(9) Justice Colt. for publication yet. 
He said he hasn't even broached | 
  6:18—(%) News. John Daly. (4) 
Sonny Eliot, Weather. (2) News.) 
Jac LeGoff. '- 
'6:20—(4) Dolores. Drama. ; 
6:25—(2) TV Weatherwan. Dr. Ev-;     
     
    
     
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USE THE ROUND T-TOP 
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CARD TABLE exett_R. Enotes | vse '6:30—(7) Disneyland. ‘‘Helter-Skel-/ 
Coll FE 5-8174 ter’ film. (9) Million Dellar 
Movie. Herbeyt Marshall, ld 
ia Bruce in ‘‘Adventure in Was 
ington.” (4) Talking Point. =f 
itics. (2) Detroit Speaks. Discus- 
sion of Riverama. 
6:45—-(4) News Caravan. John| 
Cameron Swayze. 
7:00-—-(4) Nation’s Press Confer- 
ence. Newsmen interview sur- 
prise guest. (2) Frankie Laine| 
Time. Lillian Roth, Cab Callio-' 
+ way, Jack E. Leonard, guests. 
7:30—(7) Amazing Dunninger. Ac-| 
tress Shirley Yamaguchi, guest. 
(4) Father Knows Best. Bud — 
homely girl to the school pro: 
on the urging of his ral gp in| 
“Bud, the Ladykiller.” 
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: «1 Comm. vention.. (9) Mystery Theater 
z aes Srooms Wayne Morris in “Yellow Fin.” » A. Systeme (4) Democratic National Conven- 1:00—(7) TBA. (9) News, 
1:05—(9) Shoppers Show. 
1:25—(2) TV News. 
1:30—(2) Linkletter’s House Party. 
(4) Tennessee ‘Ernie. 
2:00—~(2) The Big Payoff. (4) (Col- 
or) Matinee Theater. (7) TBA. 
/2:30—(2) Bob Crosby. 
Tips for TV Convention Viewers 4:30—(2) As the World Turns. (4) 
Cactus Dan, (7) Ciseo Kid. 
6:00—(2) The Early Show. (7) 
Mickey Mouse Club. (9) Dance 
arty. 
6:15—(4) I Protect. 
_& so—(4) Lk lash Gordon.     
  
Round I, Dem Floor Fight: 
-Struggle on Civil Rights |   “No performer can last, A show 
can last, but not a. performer— 
unless, of course, he's a person. 
ality rather than a performer, | 
a Godfrey, say, 
Murray also looked askance 
NBC's so-called ' 
iment program,” 
laugh-makers. 
This idea, said Ken, is ” or a Crosby. 
at| 
‘comedy develop 
through which it 
| 
able but of dubious value.” 
“Look at it this way,"’ he com-| 
manded. ‘I can bring an actor to 
}you and say, ‘I want you te watch 
this boy with the idea that he isn’t) show. 
| CHICAGO (INS)—TV viewers of| its recommendations and urges Tite ready yet. He needs season-| 
the Democratic National Conven- 
ltion tonight may watch the first 
‘floor fight of the 1956 conclave. 
| The issue is civil rights. It will) 
lcome up when the platform com-| | 
mittee presents to the convention 
ae 
"Flin Priest Charged Film. ( 
Tes Berrie, Best. inal rin Reckless Driving TORONTO w — A Flint, Mich., 
clergyman was charged by police | 
last night with reckless driving 
after he and four others were in- | | potential’. 
The South probably will pro- 
test sharply at any mention of 
Supreme Court's decision 
against desegregation In public | 
schools, The North may balk at | 
any failure to include a mention | 
of the decision. 
In either case, words will be ex-| 
changed, The man in the center of 
the stage is Rep. John McCormack 
of Massachusetts, platform com- 
mittee chairman and’ majority 
\leader of the House. 
AND THEN IT STARTS   
  “You'll look, and maybe you ‘Dh 
‘That kid has real talent. 
| should have the training. he; isay, 
needs’.' \their adoption by the delegates. jing and training, but just judge his, 
He} 
Same thing with a singer. I can 
say, 
isn't set for the 
but with a little work, I believe she 
will make it’. 
“Again, you'll look and prob- 
ably say, ‘You're right. She'sgot 
| talent, She will be real big some 
day’. 
“But if I try the same thing with | “Watch this little girl. She 
big-time just yef, “admir- |   
    
  
old convention-attender since 
feet out trailing Wallace so 
ment. 
heard his name. Facts had 
will also explain why I was 
Truman Administration.) 
* 
“It was a well known fact” 
bition. 
young reporter there got his f 
came to and sald: 
* 
Robert A. Taft's theme song, 
Clover,” 
at 8 a. mg. in Philadelphia. 
Chicago in '32 quipping to t 
  In "48 a fellow told me Henry Wallace was going to be 
nominated for Veep that afternoon. 
asked, “ll know for a positive fact,” he said. 
When: Harry Traman got it, 
convention (the Democratic) in Chicago— —that we had prohi-| 
‘It was the first time I'd seen any heavy drinking. 
’ “Man, if I ever get over this, 
Yet some things stand out Folly of Facts’ F ooled | 
Wilson at Conventions 
By EARL WILSON. 
CHICAGO—"The folly of tatts” is something I learned as-an 
1932. 
‘Are you sure?” I 
I wore my 
I could get the victory state- 
I said, “WHO?” Id hardly 
gotten me all mixed up. (This 
n't Postmaster General in the 
  * * ; 
in °32—when I went to my first! 
One| 
irst bad hangover. Groaning, he State ravi tat 
Seaway Project Sites 
_MONTREAL @ = Four Michi- 
gan state senators toured Montreal 
harbor and inspected sites along 
the St, Lawrence Seaway project 
yesterday. 
Following a civic luncheon at St. 
Helen's Island, the senators said 
they were “impressed with the ex- -   
    
ris, Lewig G, 
lvisited Toronto, 
|for Quebec City, tensiveness and efficiency of the, 
port,” 
The senators are Carlton H, Mor- 
Christman, Clyde H. 
Geerling and Clarence Graebrer. 
With them is Nicholas J, | 
chairman of the Detroit Board of 
Commerce Taxation, e 
The group, which already 
  leaves tomorrow 
Dragnet Spread for Trio 
Fleeing From Prison Farm I'm sure going to do it again.” 
* - 
sentimentally — for example, 
“I'm Looking Over a Four-Leaf * ‘Michigan Prison trusties, JACKSON #— Three Southern 
two of 
them termed dangerous, walked 
away from the prison's Dalton 
They were identified as Richard ‘which I never got tired of, even when they played an last might. 
‘Champion, 26, serving 7'2-20 years 
I can still see slim-waisted, peppery Jimmy Walker in 
he photographers: 
“Pardon me, boys, but what paper will these pictures notjjand, 
| for armed robbery {from Detroit 
since Jan. 27, 1954; Thomas Gil- 
3, sentenced April 15, 1933, 
appear in?” from Detroit to 742-10 years for as- 
re rs * jsault less than murder; and Don- 
ald Harten, sentenced from Kala- And I recall Will Rogers unwinding from the press box at mazoo Jan. 4. 1986 to 2-15 years 
| that Democratic convention where Huey Long was so promi- 
“I'm going to do something 
over Sullivan, the pride of CBS,|; When they applauded—just because 
but he isn't ready to advance it! ne said it—Will held up a warning hand. 
“Please;#’ he scolded, “don't take up my! 
it to his bosses. He wants to wait| “me laughing.” 
until they've tried out all their own THE MIDNIGHT EARL. 
hunches and found them wanting. 
“But I’ tell you this,” he said. | Florence Wyatt Joined the merriment at. 
. Is Farouk secretly : 
at the 
. Most of those voting YES } 
Bergman quote the Bible's 
“Let: him who is without sin, etc.” 
Billy Daniels has more gal-trouble, in ; 
_ Peter Palmer, an f+. 
hopes to unearth a new race of; ¢x-GI with no pro stage experience, got) = Frank’ Sinatra and pretty. 
the Composer . 
‘planning to stop 
‘Moritz? . . here - 
ion Ingrid 
London this time . , 
ithe “Li'l Abner” title role 
Darcel, chaperoned by 
|dated ex-husband Peter Cros 
|Harwyn . . Binger Doreen 
ibe at Palisades with the Joe Franklin | 
| 
delphia than in N.Y. 
on a twisted knee... Bo 
film, “Seven Little Foys”—he owns 
, 44 per cent—has grdssed $6,000,000 
j . Sophie Tucker, at El so far. . 
Borrache, admitted to being 
are back together again. 
Cadillac” . . . Lori Nelson fi 
Bradley as a favor to Debbie 
  jured in a six-car collision yester-| After McCormack presents his. a comedian, you'll say something} 
|day. 
Police identified him as the Rev.|watch the delegation on the floor’ me. This ‘report and asks its approval, like, ‘What are 
guy's 
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   RADIO TV |e: 10—(9) Weathervane, 
10:15—(9) TV Baseball of was ee Fame. Eddie Stanky of the St. Louis Cardinals.   
10:30—(9) Lone Wolf. Louis Hay- 
ward as Mike, visits children of 
and finds they think   
  
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Skass, 40, of Spring Valley, IIl., 
Mrs. Wadia Touma of San Fran- 
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North Towando, N. Y. 
Officers said the three clergy- 
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ing from a Montreal convention of 
the Syrian Antiochian Orthodox 
Church. 
Father Allan was hospitalized |       Ph 11:00—(9) Good Neighbor Theater. 
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Juror Pay Hike 
Ordinance Read 
for First Time 
An ordinance paving the way for 
raising Municipal Court jurors’ 
pay from $3 to $6 a day was read 
for the first time at last night’s 
meeting of the Pontiac City Com- 
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Christopher Allan, 33. Others in- ito see who asks for recognition and) comedy isn’,t comedy unlessit car- | 
jured were the Rev. Nicholas Sack- |—more important—who gets it. 
  
| Maneuvering comes into the 
_| raey”’ contest, This is when the parliamentary 
open. Sitting on the speaker's 
platform on McCormack’'s right 
will be Rep, Clarence Cannon of 
Missouri, one of the nation’s out- 
Watch for McCormack to consult 
iwith Cannon repeatedly if a real 
jmay well determine whether the 
‘Democ ‘rats have “unity” on the is- 
iste or gome Southern states walk   out. 
Several Southern states did just | 
‘that in 1948 and threw their elec-| 
torial votes to the states’ i ie 
candidates. Four years 
South won its battle against a oling 
a “loyalty” pledge and remained) 
in the fold. 
The civil rights question will far 
overshadow anything on tonight’ sit 
‘s|program barring some totally un- 
expected development. | 
The remainder of the program is| 
the usual convention fare. First,' 35 
the invocation will be delivered by i he 
the Right Rev. Ezekiel, bishop ot |" LL INT 
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After the Star Spangied Ban. Ce peel 
ner is sung, Jan Hogendorn, a (46 More 
16-year-old boy from Oscaloosa, |. vestige 
lowa, will read his prize-winning oy 
ee ee ee 
The convention follows with thes 
touchy platform issue, When that % 
is settled—if it is—Sen. Robert|* 
Kerr of Oklahoma afd Rep. Wil- 
liam Dawson of Illinois will de- 
liver speeches, 
And then the gavel sounds for a 5 Honey Cheris 
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handkerchief into his breast 
you trying to hand) “gee? ghow business is SO phony!” sister Helene,| | 
Ex-boxer Lou Nova's poetry read- 
ings drew bigger crowds in Phila- 
Says Lou: 
“New York's just a fight town” 
| Marion Marlowe's hobbling around 
The danting Sronys, who busted up, very unusual . , 
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rst blind-dated disk jockey Bill 
Réynolds—since then it's been: 
. Larry Storch tucked a tissue instead of a) 
pocket for a TV’er and said,' 
If Bklyn wins the) 
| pennant, Jersey City will ask that one of the games be played| 
there. 
Earl’s Pearls . . 
An optimist is a ma 
marriage; 
TODAY'S BEST LAUGH: 
Kent. 
bunch of tokens.” 
WISH I'D SAID THAT: 
days,” sighs Al Fields, “that ev 
After Ted Williams’ recent 
ders if baseball players will be . 
tem . . , That’s earl, brother. 
(Copyright 1956, The Hall Syndicate, Inc.) 
  
  
  
        
  
      
    
        
  
    
    
      
  
      
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Pa., died yesterday 
lof injuries received Monday night 
* | when hit 
visiting Mrs. a car. His family was 
Florence Goodwin, 
4 his aunt. 
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Schenley 
WHISKY 
6 YEARS OLD YEARS OLD     
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“Just my luck,” sighed Lenny} 
en the mice are eating out.” 1F IT's FOR YOUR 
CHILD WE HAVE IT! 
Shoes tor the ENTIRE Family 
ECONOMY SHOE STORE 552 N. PERRY   
exhibition, Art Van Horn won-   
  working on a two-spittoon sys- 
‘Recovers Own Car 
JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (#—John 
Shipley, of Jonesboro, Tenn., 
stopped on a rural road to give 
a stalled motorist a push. As he! 
pushed he noticed the other car} CROSLEY Authorized 
SERVICE Member of Oakland County 
Electronics Asseciation 
FE 4-1515 
C&Y Electro Mart 158 Oakland 
  
  
stolen three weeks earlier. The car 
started, Shipley gave chase, forced 
the other driver to stop, had him 
arrested. and recovered his tags. 
  
The average 150-pound adult       eats about 1,531 pounds of food a/ 
year. i BACKENSTOSE 
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— ‘ . Ito J. Guadalupe Agtedano Gercia immediate cause ofthe blast Man- 
— ]Mexican Beats Rap is «2s sasting  oainco. Burst of Heat Caused day night I) inderblock building ‘TAfter 4 Years in‘Jail in 1952 armed with what.he hoped ‘moUtah Cafe E lo io that it Was obviously a gas ex-|bu d debris. 
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@-—A man whojtenced him to 12 years in prison.) MONTICELLO, Utah ®—A ‘qook veutigation still has left them with- Where Stands Meyner faxpmeni'e  34.700,000,000 spending ts to clear him) lopened an oven door ~ and thelout enough evidence to decide! CHICAGO w#—Gov. Robert B.|program for the 19657 year. It 
jafter eight: years. as a fugitive thé Sisdie gue now has/burst of heat touched off an ex-|whether it was an, explosion of/Meyner still was a holdout with|was one of Parliament's longest 
ron hs Tred. He. spent four |dence | him after hearing evi-|plosion that killed 15 persons in natural gas or manufactured gas.|most of New Jersey's 38 votes tied/sessions. The House of Commons . 
He spent four|dence Agredano Garcia was in an-|a crowded cafe. _Taay eald the investigation wil ep. Meyner said if was doubtful/put im 152 working days, three 
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presents the llth puzzle in its summer-long series of 
word games. The Press wants a cash winner (the 
    you can get is $100), so read the rules carefully, con- 
dictionary ond fill in the blanks below alter carefully 
the clues. Good luck! 
“puzzle consists of (1) @ number of circles which con- 
few tain a scrambled letters, and (2) a cortesponding lis} of ff 7) See 
slues to these words printed below. The object is to arrange 
each group of circled letters into a word that best-its its clue. 
The word coed which you select for Cirle No.1, then would be the ff 
one which you would print in the space to the right of (1) be- i fas 
You'll notice that some circles contain $ signs in pots : a 
fb agg retin You may — om ¢ oy ye — — letter _ \ 
. it an tters at e must be ' 
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Do the same in all the other circles. Study the clues care- 
_fully.and arrange ql the letters into words that you believe 
best conforms to these clues. Use your $ signs to help you 
spell out the right words. 
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1. An especially alert and adroit person can work his way 
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Mattress or Box Spring 2 It doesn't generally pay to rely on the ellectiveness of 
such a hand. 
       
       
     
        
        
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ful next time. padded with Serofoam flakes $4 
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; 6. One characteristic of a ........ could be a fine disregard damask ticking: are combined to 
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4 18. Shidents Who ...... {in théir averages don't stand {too < te 
good a chance in school. 
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Harmony House panel bed, double dresser, 4-drawer 
chest in beautiful limed oak finished veneers on’ hard- OFFICIAL CONTEST RULES 
1. Anyone is eligible to enter the POT-O-GOLD contest Oa 
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2. A contestant may submit as many entries ashe or she : 
- ‘wishes but they must be on official entry blanks printed in this Sere ‘4 j 4 3 ° = ‘ rf j $189 Bookcase Bed & Double Dresser .............$144 
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= lines and attach it securely to a 2-cent postcard. No entries Chrome-Plated Steel Frame Folds for Easy Storage - Toe-Release Drop-Side $3 Do pen on ay an rl A | IZ ts 
.. * wil be org : ei! “= rece. Entries for Puzzle No 26 88 — 
a must bear a Tuesday, Aug, postmark (or before). No ‘ re : 
| 4 enttries received after that time, whether mailed or delivered by Reg. 29.95 4 rey. 1295 10.88 oa haps or natural wax birch finish on hardwood. — . : i hand, will be declared eligible. The Press is not responsiltie for — |} ‘ $3 Down , : S A $ 
entries lost or delayed in the mail. Shock absorbing suspension Strong woven cotton [dbric In 9.95 Crib mattress, heavy coils. Waterproof S VE 3.07 
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to the 
re than one          oieion answer is leeax the prize will ‘be 
equally Y among the winners. If any week or weeks 
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ANGE, UT As cui ton wxieh cic. bonus of 82h * 
if they are Pontiac Press subscribers of record on the day were priced Your Choice 
@re announced. Only one such bonus can be awarded at 4.98 
aig co Press fetes eid Buy now save! A 44 
few new shades will 
brighten up your en- 
tire hoine. , ea. 
| a. 14-in, table style —b. 12-in. bridge style 
€. 16-in, table style  d. 14 or 16-in. swing arm     
    _ 1. Each week's puzzle will be published Monday, Wednes- 
and until the contest’s end, Labor Day. Either or 
will be corisidered as olficial entry blanks... 
              
     
   
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| '19-in. floor style Res. 4.98 
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    the General Features Corp., originators of the 
‘the solutions until after each contest is over. 
| ead to the Press judges by Mr. Ziem 
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