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_ Detroiters Held ____ NEW_YORK '(—Harry_ Stromberg,. alleged kingpin}
of a huge international narcotics smuggling ring, sur-
rendered today in the office of U.S. Atty. Paul W.
Williams, ending a search by narcotics agents.
Stromberg, alias Nig Rosen, described as a prominent
rackets figure in .New York ‘City, Philadelphia and
Miami, was among 46 defendants in a narcotics con-
spiracy indictment t hat :
Honored
was opened yesterday in
the chambers of U.S. Dis-|.
trict Judge ——s Wer
feld. oar
He was tabbed the mastermind
of an international narcotics ring
netting up to 20 million dollars -a
year.
- ___in-surrendering, the 54-year-old
Russiawmborn- Stromberg kept a
promise made through an attor-
va last night. The attorney con-
tacted Williams and made ar-
” rangements for the surrender.
Narcotics agents had been
searching the city--for sais
without success.
Stromberg arrived at the fed-
eral courthouse accompanied by
his attorney and immediately went,
to the prosecutor's office for ques-
He was to be arraigned later be-
fore Judge Weinfeld, when he is
expected to plead to the indictment}
and have bail determined.
JUDGE HARTRICK
Oakland County Circuit Judge
George B. Hartrick was elected
-president of the Michigan Judges
Assn. yesterday at a Dearborn
meeting. He was first vice-
president last year and has held
| all the other offices in the or-
ganization. .
|Racket Probers. Mum -
on Progress i in Detroit
DETROIT (INS) —_ Senate ‘La
Revolt in Cuba;
Backed by Navy Report Police Captured
at Cienfuegos; Fighters
Claim ‘Batista Fallen’
revolt backed by some
naval units and maritime
police broke out today in
|the central -Cuban city of
is in progress.
First telephoned reports
said the naval and mari-
;time—police— units joined
forces of rebel leader Fidel
Castro and captured police
headquarters. The fighting
broke out shortly after
dawn.
Police resisted, but Army troops
stationed at Cienfuegos were said
to have made no move to inter-
vene.
Supporters of Castro. were said
to be thronging the streets of
Cienfuegos shouting “President
Batista has falien,” “Government
has been taken over:by military
junta headed by Castro’s men.”
Reports. from said
Police Chief Antonio Ruiz Beltron
‘\had refused to surrender his head-
quarters and ordered police to re-
isist. They added Beltron later was
séized by the rebels and his head-|
quarters surrounded.
ARMY STAYS OUT
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An aide to the army command-
er_was reported Killed in arty
shooting.
Ciénfueges’ banks and most
bor Rackets Committee investiga-
tors continued teday to inVesti-
gate the Detroit activities of
Teamsters oss James R. Hoffa,
but declined to report on thei
progress.
Robert F. Kennedy, the commit-
tee’s chief counsel, would reveal spirators—were opened.
Federal officials said the ring
annually for the past ‘seven years.
The Detroit men, who have
‘served prison*terms on narcoties
charges, are Clarence. E, Wilson, =.
Henry Matzette and. Willams nothing. He turned down 4 Team-
+ Frank. They and nine New York ster invitation to attend a State
men were convicted in 1956 when Labor Median Board hearing.
the Detroit segment of the ring| Kennedy was invited by Bill Buf-
business establishments were.
closed. One Cuban there said
A Cuban navy plane was circling
‘Cienfuegos. Navy headquarters in
Havana said it had no information
of any outbreak in Cienfuegos.
Cienfuegos, a city of 60,000, lies,
about 200 miles southeast of Ha-
vana and is a big. port = ship-
ping sugar.
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The fighting came only a day)
celebrated the 24th eae ofjlice had filed a missing meter re-
was crushed by Detroit police and jatino. head of Teamsters Local sed
federal agents. (car washers). after President Fulgencio - yd enough, Keego Harbor po-
his first coup. HAVANA, Cuba (%) — A/
Cienfuegos. Fighting still) |~
“all authority has broken down.” *
sierk Trek | Sleeping Late Is Outlawed Until Next t June _
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‘akan cl elie Zack to School City, Waterford =
See Enrollment
Reaching Peak — ¢
161 Teachers Added in
Pontiac and Township
as Classes Open
Guardsman Tells Reporter: to ‘Beat It’
Little Rock Crowd ‘Still: Shouting LITTLE ROCK, Ark. —Armed were turned away by the cold
National Guardsmen called out to| steel of Guardsmen yesterday,
prevent integration at eeatral showed up this morning.
High School today tried to break, * x *
up a New York newspaperman’s| Six Negroes, idgntifying them-
interview with ‘persons in a shout- selves as Arkansas Baptist College
ing, tur bulent segregationist
crowd, T
‘A guard officer | told them,
“It'll be best if you turn around
and walk the other way.”
The Negroes complied. |
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Troops here this morning tried
to break up interviews Ben Fine
of the New York Times was toe
ing with the crowd.
. 7 ~ Regd Related Stories
it was the “third. ‘morning that)
hundreds of whites had appeared Pages 8, 13, AT
in front of the school in apparent |
support of Gov. Orval. Faubus’
conflict with a federal court or-
der to integrate the 2,000-pupil
white school immediately.
None of the nine Negroes, who
students, were escorted from the
school area. They said they came
to the school to see what was
happening, é
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questionina ae) An’ nidentitied PS vith his - er Benjamin Fine (right) from wemcionies stu-
sea aah ete an go ° ; \ srops
Arkansas eu oe Guard officer waves
“billy club" as he stops pew York Times : 9 ee COLONEL WARNED «—
Fine said a colonel whom he
could not immediately identify
told him that, “It you do that
again, you'll have to leave’’—re-
ferring to —
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Dees shouted, “He's
ro¥ & SF aa
- A freckled-faced red- :
haired boy with freshly
scrubbed elbows and his -
little neighbor, a cute girl
with neatly braided pigtails
skipped along the street
this morning on their way -
_to prepare themselves to
face the world.
| : x & °F"
They were two of more a4
than 31,200 youngsters
from 5 to 18 years expected
to quench their thirst for
knowledge during the 1957- =e
1958 school year in the pub-
lic and parochial schools of
Pontiac and Waterford
Township.
Classes for all Pontiac public
schools except kindergarten offi-
cially began today.;
Approximately 2,000 kindergar-
teners will register today and to-
oS cabo os tiny seen eee y @ - ‘ - : u
: ° - Pentiac public schools are ex- ' . Pontiac Press Phete pecting an increase of more
DO I HAVE TO? — One of the hardest things boys and girls youngsters. Debbie Ann, 8, looks on as Mrs. ¥pung and Charles than 45@ students over last year
throughout the grea will have to accustom.themselves to this week Jr., 11, (extreme right) tug at Paul, 9, who might be anxious to which should bring the total to
is waking up in time to get to school after a three month vacation start school but agrees it's so hard to wake up. All three children 18,900. Waterford also anticipates
of sleeping late. Mrs. Charles Young, of 2585 Sunhill Rd., -Water- will attend Jayno W. Adams elementary school and will enter the 4" a bree ford is one of mothers who has the chore of arousing her third, fourth and fifth grades respectivelys mean 10, many ng grades pectively ; oe hip
| : , ae The ji oes who make hard 7 . A
> will
Missing Meters Waterford Man A d } R d total af least 1.09, according’ to
Bureau Needed , | VENTUFEFS REQQY . |xrex\stcas | : ae ye gt | 2s sz, . {161 NEW TEACHERS :
in Pontiac Area: Feared Victim F - Y Contracts for &3 new teachers
: | in Pontiac and 78 in Waterford
Pontiac neice vem _— reed? ® fo 4 fo eW or have been signed. An increase of
to open a Bureau of Missing Me- . : : 13 teachers in Pontiac brings the
ters this morning, after officer) Arthur McHenry and total to 742.~Waterford now has
oo eee an uniden-’ Father-in-Law Missing) Monday can’t roll around soon enough for 154 lucky|375.
Smith noticed the meter on the| in Northern Waters * adventurers. high echeol-sedents Began air al
sidewalk, undamaged, on Mill : . You may. scoff at this, but this Monday is going tO} es today. Township’ elementary
me a between Pike and Water, A wet paren Town-|be far from blue for the 154 who, in the very wee hours) students registered ceday ened td
A check disclosed no missing me- ho gp hea on “Ogont Bay Sept. 9, will be embarking .on five fun-filled days| <ficlally start school tomor-
el — in the Aecemplniral be near Escanaba: roan the sidewalks, cafes, Two new elénisttary schools. 16 :
wandering meter’s ription : 5 egpocarighen. gocnstes| he gia Bishop, aa of Ishpeming, : jand theaters of New York’ cated at 460 W. Kennett Rd., and
County Sheriff Department's ra- Henry, of 6547 Saline Rd., == Clear, Coot Tonight: City. ee Bay, St.;—-wilt-soon- “be veady——————>
7 last seen yesterday morning when The anxiety behind this year's| for business. - a
they left Indian Point near esce Friday Fair, Warmer ‘Pontiac Press Theater Special is Ad i n Pag 2 Col 7.
rt last night. naba. overwhelming. While dusting off aun sg od ae og
eee ay cure | Clear and quite cool is the word the luggage, many to-be theater-
island, four miles off Indian from the weather man for Pontiac 89ers are whistling show tunes iy"
Point. lant vicinity tonight, The mercury Spinning their “My Fair Lady”) -FOWET dik
Sheriff's deputies and Conserve: (8 expected to reach a low of 44 Tecords.
tion Department men launched a to 48 degrees. | Others are scanning all the ° F ee sea search. Ogontz Bay is part of] « * * > travel books they can get a in e :
Big Bay de Noc. -| ‘Tomorrow's outlosk is fair and al moe a icing, Seo sate te
McHenry, who is employed at little warmer with a high of 68. | Which ating opel pe sss wt} West aad Russians Are
from the North. He rer want|Karen‘’s Floor Shop in Drayton| xk « | a ek. a hope Lo rd and Tay. Ussi
the truth.” Plains, spends a month annually | | Whe U. S. Weather Bureau has ii » | Stalemated Over Plan : in the Escanaba area because he! | lor has their fall fashions in,
Fine continued his interviews |surters from hay fever and {recast thet temperatures will one tady was heard to remark. | for Disarmament —flanked by Guardsmen — until average four to five degrees below! 2 : asthma. | Everybody has their sights set|
the colonel personally escorted ; 7 the normal 77 high and normal 57) |
y He and his wife left Aug. 23, and 10 ton the next four days. A for the trek to Manhattan. Besides’ LONDON w — The five-power
him across the street and onto (were living ina house trailer. [slight warming trend is expected the numerous attractions on the London disarmament. talks appar-
the campus, és ry 1b Sund M St itinerary The Press travelers will ently were as good as over today
Maj. Gen. Sherman T. Clinger y Sunday, or Monday. Showers, find plenty of free ti to do up h th lack of
Mater called a press conference be Shoots Pag FPA | a cecaRecc Asc dtc rena ete : : 'P) { Hitt T; z sare. ‘axhectad Saturday and..ag ain | a ked were
oa : JV iy ; >REP MADE even deadloc over who would newsmen: ~ + > ’ [Monday, - + ' ee ee take the initiative in ending nego-
“You'll be arrested and fined if In downtown’ Pontiac the” lowest. ‘to make this trip long to be re tations: s & @&
you'do anything that might be in- 1S in Ospl al {temperature preceding 8 €.m. WAS membered’. are_made, according! } i { the U. N
citing a breach of the peace.” 146. At 2 p.m. the mercury read 68. to John “A. Riley, The, Press’ as- Another meeting of the U. N.
It is the first time that National ‘sistant advertising manager, in hae ren er ern tact
Guardsmen have “been. used tof Held Woman Physician esses charge of the tour [scheduled today despite ¢ ws
maintain segregation in, schools GS 10 | poe COC ee ae : U.S Court’ at unpoint Hours. d P Recent additions to the jtim- “no room for further discussion”
since the U. S. Supreme Court's). 11 "ee: “In Today's Press aie tes weber tre Wome {epee I tte di . * x 5 h i ¢
ae . 4 anemse an da rie ation S uaa | That Soviet view was pat for-
. Dallas Delays Integration) DETROIT w—The former hus) \Tisit'an experimental kitchen, | "Ard last night at) a Russian a : band of a Detroit woman physician, Comics ......<«<.. Weliececees 40.1 . aa Embassy news briefing shortly
, , Tex. @ — Federal jdied yesterday of gunshot wounds | , County News .°........... . 15 _Tickets to “My Fair Lady, A’ after Valerian Zorin, the Soviet
Judge William H. Atwell today |ig what police said was a suicide) Editorials -....... 1 (Visit to a Small Planet. | disarmament delegate, again
’ ordered Dallas public schools to |after he terrorized and shot his) Market Basket ..... 29 thru 34 fining; ’ “Tunnel “of Love, ahd! told the subcommittee the West-
start integration ‘at _ mid-term, | ex-wife. | Markets ..........:... 49 (“The Bells Are Ringing” are) erg, proposals were not accept:
after the Christmas. holidays. * * ObitUaries ..........- cee 96 ‘awaiting ‘the travelers. | able.
The Dallas school system yés- | Sym Bloch, 50, head of a Detroit) Sperts .....-....... 43 thru 46 Riley warned travelers not to| A Sov ier spokesman’ told) report:
terday started its present ‘term commercial publishing company,| Theaters ......... Suess 7 ‘forget two things: a 40 pound lug- | ore there was no besis for nego-
hag a segregated basis. died of a wound in the right tem- ill _—" ‘i rogram... 5 ana rhe Gee gloss red in the package plan pre- 2 j in, 55, di- SOT. PV y eergere acer 8 rave a s Ini
: aa yc poargingen apna Women's Pages .... 36 thru 41 (time at The Press. sented Be a rence and tuted
154 decision ecg lcs was shot in. the right hip. | ada, the subcommittee’s four
aor Police said Dr. Thumin told 7) {Western members.
ee See eet eee Hloch held her captive tor U. N. Health Group Says: The Russians still demand an
er er pcos an in the ep- 10 hours at her office yesterday . a . jimmediate po gine
and ed. Bloch as having told F! d H ] D jon atomic
2 orp addi gprony — . 7 isang her baa going to kill ajeae m | ; uOr 1 ation a ts * ecay eos Rieicapoeas ieee ee cm ang
r: | West's y counter to .
: ye situation Poavee ee ee A eeeey vara “a os every. GENEVA .» — A report by the World Health Organization ically superior ——_ armies,
ational ing I cou n o delay * * ved & S the « tive man-|talk him out of it’ but it didn t| says only fluoridating of drinking water can halt* tooth decay on ; ict tae Wat:
; Zorin complained that the Wes' sion of Arkansas Gov. Orval/work.” a large scale. : lern proposal for a two-year halt
Faubus, who telegraphed President . ae) x * * to nuclear weapon tests is “tied 4 Eisenhower night that federal| Det>-Harry Galloway said police... se 1a cleo He si chheatsenaes° walety~and~ prac (07a &_mpeme. of conditions which
© agents plai to arrest hi scientific tests showed definitely | ‘The report deciar effectiveness, safet; prac rob if of its essential value.”
—At Newport, B. k., whete that Bloch fired the gun. cality of fluoridation as a means of preventing dental caries |
the President is. vacationing, pres- (cavities) is now éstablished.” | - 2
idential.-newWs . secretary, James x Judge O. Z. Ide Dies ee
mS
AP. Wirephote ‘Hagerty denied: that °federal au:
thorities have given any considera-
‘tion to arresting Faubus, Hagerty
also spiked rumors that U. S.) Rev. Bishop Fulton J. Sheen was |
maria and their deputies have| to visit the Michigan State Fair —
(Continued 6n Page 2, Col. 5) | today. ' Sheen to Visit Fair |
DETROIT (INS) — The Most |
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The report was, based-on a survey of fluoridation programs
in 17 countries, some of them in progress more than 12 years.
The survey showed the “prevalence of déntal caries in‘ perma- |
nent teeth of children decreased some 60 per ¢ent,” the report said. DETROIT . — Recorder's .
| Judge 0. Z. Ide, 66, died today in
| Henry Ford Hospital. He had
undergone cranial surgery iver -
months ago.
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fe ete bay os _THE. : PONTIAC PRESS), THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1957
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I ian le-Bates Alley Issue jon Hospital Appeal | " . Flash =
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Facin 4nd Long _Nq decision has been handed| HAVANA @ — ©
re Hley'g (Court om the appeal of six Pon- aa en were pares grce |
ot a ie S| tine ecal Hospital doctors that) day to have attacked and cap. « :
—_—_ the hospital be prohibited from pringh py vi ag yao ,
Held on forgery charges by Bir-|enfgrcing certain disputed regula-\ (),, ie be central |
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was donated to the school by Mrs = pear Waterford Township students aiend- am ae "Binet ’ $ harbor 2 , . Roy as :
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adding, “‘it’s a Sar Et set tentatively for Monday.) 259 Guardsmen patrolled the area. |the South Oakland County Garbage There’s no doubt about it.”” The fortunate students who will Shortly after school began, the|and Rubbish Authority, attend a brand. new $438,500 school| unit was reduced to 120. There} City Manager L. R. Gare will
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of ria i susie and. the|#tancisco, and M, Set. Gaylor E.| Bursts Into Flames the high school, today | map | is With Old trade winds, That is they‘ are|obinson, 33, of Marietta, Ga. . there would be an increase of more 7 SATURMAT 2 E $3.50 Luminous_Dial....$3.05. |_._ Razor-
found at about thirty degrees north described the craft as| A former Ferndale man andjthan 400 high school students this|/E ~~ Ti i , = . Trade-In ; : - and thirty degrees south of the|“a@ fine airplane.” He said he|eight other Air Force crewmen|year compared to last year. Without Trade-In ..:.....8.19% |
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almost always calm. it was * ® * * : three shifts ‘will stag- | E
- weather for sailing vessels in the Dubson handled the radar en : gered one hour apart. Some stw/E . S$ b || Shi —— pele tm 8° the Soviet craft. ois tram once 36, the co-idents will start at 7:30 a.m. and|— RUBBER COATED 3 arity a8 shed : < . : . , mo - = leave at 2:30 p,m.; some 8: 1 t > > ae . One theory is that air which has _ [A. Spencer, of 113 S, Maple Ave.,l3:39, and others 9:30 to one HE Luminous Dial -& Numbers Value peowdhgranety dotger agp iooe! eee ts Royal Oak. Stationed at Larson| “By staggering the led we wm Dish er FOLDING LEATHER —_
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eeuuiteeutes coumc t anday.” ia “"|the co-pilot telephoned his wife|girls will attend grades one through|E ae ie ’ Compare ail famous makes side- a mp pr g 8 a.m. a . after the accident, saying he luck-|12 this year. Seniors will have the|E ; for ; spade at Simms... YOU SAVE. _ otitis et ome Pig the latest development/iiy was “the least hurt of the opportunity to i in solid 2 - om ony make you select,
Gun sets Thursday at 6:59 p.m. by police following the discovery, crew,” his mother said. ometry and trigonometry this fall./E Sh e Fe ; Gun rises Priday at 6:02 4m. of Atwood’s body Friday morning k * 8 ~~ PThis is the first time these courses! —p—
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Wednesday in Pontiae gan Avenue bar last Wednesday oo his original enlistment in ener Principal P. F. rane te Renee fe : | ONLY TRADE ;
(As recorded downtown) 2. He saw combat in Europe/Ports a new school wi ac- LADY SCHICK ’
pao pene oral qgjand Thursday. diring World War II. commodate 140 is now under con- E America's leadin? : 8.88. . 7.88 Lowest vemparetare <<... ++ .0e0.+0 82 Police say he checked in cnt Me. Spencer is the wife of alstruction and is expected to be Westclox. w* ts Mae te a age $1495 Valve eVectevesees — 3
Weather—Partiy Cioudy ont of the Hotel Eddystone, on |petroit radio station engineer. | |ready by November 1. $7.95 Luminous Dial... .$6:77/— REMINGTON PRINCESS 10.95 re 9.9 5
One Year Age in Ago in Pontiac” Park Avénue, Detroit, twice The Emmanuel Christian School, Regular $17.50 Value teen renee sere
Highest temperature ......+...------85 | within the two-day period. * ineluding students in kindergarten|— temperature ........ beeecense 60 onte
Mean temperature 501.1,::::::---125] Qakland County Sheritt's detec /DOdgers Get $5 Million |tnrough the 12th grade, already
Mighest and iowert 1 tives and, Waterford Township po-/Offer by Louis Wolfson had a” enrollment this morning of Tus Detein #8 Years lice are cooperating with Detroit| Y ~"' 1265, an increase of 20 over last/E
Min "4s im rses|police in the investigation. They| NEW YORK (INS) — An as-|Year’s figures. * Wednesday's ‘Temperature Oars fare confident now that Atwood|Sociate of Louis E. Wolfson said | Pocket Watch |) sour ae .i......10.95.. 9.95
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Alpes _ €2 45 Los Angeles ¢2 ¢2/sSpent all but his last hour in De-jtoday the internationally known
‘Bekimore So 53 Menmins® $1 s/‘Toit, and was hiding trom’ some-|financier and industrialist is ra | Wanted Snow for Santa? REMINGTON ROLLECTRIC 18 95 17, 95 Brownsville 61-72 Miami —85._‘T5/one, _ |pared to offer $5,000,000 for the}) GRAND RAPIDS «@— Me- egular $31.50 Value .......60.00 as
eS polis g¢ a9|_ Waterford Police Capt. Millard|Dodgers to keep the baseball club] teorologist Paul Johnson, whose IC AUTO-HOME ...20. 9 5. 19 95
Chicago a £3 Sc tees E Pender said today that Atwood/in Brooklyn. apparatus allows fairly long- ” $33.50 Value—6. or as Voll... ccs os
Sa “Tt omaha ep 33 Made three phone calls while at|W-alter Troutman, who an-|-range forecasts, couldn't see far This ts not « to “Just-as-good” unknow L
oon FE + e- checote . 42 the hotel, calling his home once| nounced .Wolfson’s ‘offer, said it) enough ahead Tuesday to satisfy brands, ran cana what Cy Sr, wat ean “ be standard end
Duluth eo 42 Lo 2 s9/4nd his brother, Raymond, twice.|has not yet been presented ‘to| one caller's request. Johnson : esd ek ,
Or Replas 30 at BB Mane’ ay 22] Atwood left his home last Mon-| Dodger president Walter O’Mal-| said ‘‘a very young voice called : '
Rourhion 87 42 Traverse Cc. 63 43/4aY, ostensibly to visit his mother|léy because O'Malley ison a hunt-| to iask: ‘What kind of weather
Kanmae tty Se G2 Seetmmston §8° S3/in Indianapolis. His brother said|ing trip in Wyoming and unavail-| are we going to have Christ.
Lansing 43 Tampa ss tAtwoad did not seem worried, jable, 2 er wr
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New Civil Rights Bill - ‘Moderate and Practical
The Civil Rights Bill passed by
- Congress and awaiting the Presi-
dent’s signature is <E and
. practical.
It aims principally at protecting
the 15th Amendment. The Attorney _
General .is empowered to undertake
suits on behalf of persoris deprived
of voting rights-and this means that
for the first time the authority of
_ the United States will be a factor. ‘growing vanity. = especially in
this area.
_ That means more children.
More children mean more schools.
wk * *
Nothing has a more sentimen-
tal appeal to the average citizen
than. a school for the young
people. At the same time, with
we
thé ration under the huge burden
it- bears. today, all. school boards -
everywhere’ must keep costs
sharply in mind and provide the
maximum amount of space with
the dollars that are available.
Ey
7) volving voting rights and Fed-
eral judges are assured, strong
civil powers to enforce compli-
ance with their orders. The new-
Civil Rights Commission will. be
empowered to hold hearings, -
subpoena witnesses and make
recommendations.
ee ee —_‘This—measure—is- +the—first * Civil’
Rights Bill ‘to be passed by both
- Houses since 1875 and insures that
the right to vote shall “not be denied
or abridged by the United States or /___._eases-of‘eriminal_contempt in- me
by any state on account of race,
color, or previous condition of servi-
tude.”
Although the bill falls short of
of what some Americans had
hoped for, it still marks an ad-
vance. The Republicans were led
by the President, Vice-President
Nixon, Sen. Knowland and Rep.
Martin. Sen. Lyndon Johnson
was successful in preventing a.
bitter split in the Democratic
party, although this required
serious compromises on the part
of Northern Democrats.
2 ee - Sen: J. Strom Txurmonn’s filibus- | Soe x eas cans Asour 5,000 babies an hour are |}.
1 ore et flocking to this world. They are too / the right of jury trial in serious . y | young to know better.
oT
“LAUGHING ts good for the lungs,”
declares a physician. You might
strengthen your lungs considerably
by making it a policy of laughing at
. your troubles.
The Man About Town
Facts Show That Our Area
ds s a Good Place to Live
. Wore stere: Where lo now
humbly apologize if they're out
of bicycles or tractors.
Again the Pontiac area comes through _
with figures to prove that we are living
in @ health center. Figures from: the
Michigan Department of Health show
that in a year the new. cases of tuber-—
“culosis found in the state were 47 for
each 100,000 population, In Wayne
- County it was 73. In Oakland County, 24.
“With several Pontiac City officials at-
- tending the annual convention of the
Michigan Municipal League at Mackinac
” City, I wonder if my good friend, and his
city’s chief booster,
Mayor George A. Algoe
of Flint, is there. His commission turned
ter came at a time when the leaders down ‘the proposition to pay his expenses,
of both the Senate and House were
in full agreement on the Dill. “His”
talkathon put a strain on everyone,
particularly some of his Southern
colleagues who have approached the
ciuil_rights- issue with realism and
restraint. .
The life long fight on the part of
the Democratic South to keep
Negroes in complete subjugation is
being broken down. This bill marks
an important step forward.
Passage of this Civil Rights meas-
~ ure appears to be the outstanding
accomplishment of this session of
the 85th Congress:
“School Boards Should |Be_
~_* Economical as Possible —
During the current summer, two
national magazines have printed
articles suggesting that new school
buildings should be planned on
more modest proportions than has
been thé custom in many places.
- gussert Basseti, = LS xs = a
This does not mean that educa- and mayors of other Michigan cities have
-been taking up_a collection for him. He
used to say Pontiac is the second best
city in the world. Have you elevated us
a notch, George?
‘When the golden celebration is over, I°
like the words of —
Semon E. (Bunky) Knudsen,
General Manager of Pontiac Motor Divi--
sion: “I am confident that the next fifty
years: will be just as rewarding as the
first fifty.” .
~ Asserting. that there's evidence of a
scandal in his garden,
Forrest Landfier
of Keego Harbor, says he raised water-
melons and cucumbers within a couple
of feet of each other—and they taste
alike. —
_According to a note received from
a _ Mrs. A. Lechner
of 490 North Saginaw St., some folks’ idea
of a holiday is that it is “An American
heritage, celebrated by sirén concerts.”
Back from a day at the State Fair,
Mrs. Gordon Meyerson
of Rochester phones me that its greatesi
interest for her 10-yearzold son was une
first horse he ever had seen.
= Foul sureiy-sgree-with-me-when iter—
you that
Kate Cae
tional centers have to be hovels OF rows her stuff in,
dreary places. It does recognize that
the taxpayers of the country are
unanimously crying for assistance
- and they. deserve it. School costs
have been a very real part of the
overall tax picture and certainly the
end isn't in sight. Populations. are
_, Pontiac 12, Michigan
Trade Mart Datiy Except Sunday
Published from THe Powrtae Press Building
Rarsotp A. Prracresrp
President and Publisher
Joun a, Ritry
Assistant Advertising
Manager
Eart M. Taerapwrit
Circulation Manager Executive Vice President
aod Advertising Director
Howasp H. Prrzcrraty 0,
Vice President and
Business Manager :
G Marsmatt Jorpsn,
Local Advertising
Manager sow W: Prrreerato,
Secretary and Editor
Roeser B. Tare, Groce C. Inman,
Managing Editor Classified Manager
‘“Bntered at Post Office, Pontiac, as second class matter
MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
| “The Associated Press ~ ‘entitled rely to the.
ase for republication of al) loea) news r hes tn tits
newspal as well as all AP news atspatches
Mow! ao Perse is delivered by carrier for 40 cents
a where carrier service tx not availeadbjie be mall
in ‘Gaklana od Genesee Livingston, Macomb, Lapeer and Washtenaw, Counties ft Is $12.00 a vear: elxewhere tn
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‘THE PONTIAC PRESS eto writes: “How to get and keep a husband,”
now running in these columns. Over the
signature
“A.Bride of Fifty Years,”
a letter with a Pontiac postmark says -
the first installment Tuesday ‘
best thing on your front page.” ‘was the
Most of us have the same feeling as
“Always a Tiger Fan,”
“They've played the most
thrilling ball in. the league, with hair
raising finishes and numerous overtime
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fH Ith Savi Lawtbrick’ Saya: _
A Haven of Hea U. S. Can't. Interfere i in Arkansas
WASHINGTON—Whe re the Fed- - One of Life's Little Mysteries!
instance - whether law and order -
eral power. begins and ends and
where the Hower? of the states
begin and end
is dramatically
illustrated in the
conflict which
has arisen in
‘Arkansas
For there — is
P. mo right under
the Constitution
Federal mar-
shals or the Fed-
eral courts can
tell the governor LAWRENCE
of a state that he cannot call _
out state troops to maintain order
and prevent violence.
“LAWS VAGUE
The Constitution says that the
authority of the United States shall
be employed within a state to
protect the people “against
domestic violence’ only when the
legislature makes application or °
when the governor applies in the _
event that the legislature is not
in session.
The preservation of order is
thus a state function. For any
Federal marshals to be ordered
into Arkansas to prevent the
governor from carrying out his
State-résponsibility in maintain-
ing. order would be a flagrant
violation of the Constitution. It
would be the proclamation of a
dictatorship by the Federal
government.
The issue in Arkansas, however,
is not merely the preservation of
order or the prevention of domestic
violence. The Federal judge has
issued an order the effect of which
is to open the public schools to
Negroes. His order, in effect,
prohibits discrimination on the
ground of race or color.
COURT CAN PUNISH
If the ‘school authorities in Little :
Rock accept in good faith the
fact that Negroes must be admitted
when theyeapply, the Federal ccurt
can ‘punish anyone who actually
interferes with the decision made
by the school beard. But what is
interference’?
In the Clanton, Teni.,. cases it
was argued by the defendants
that free speech no longer pre-
vailed and that’a court order
. abolished the right te speak. The whereby the - Until, matters calm down and _ prevails in his state. A Federal
court order banning segregation
can continue to be in ferce, but
its effective date of operation de-
pends on when the state authori-
ties decide that it is permissible
to open the schools and allow the
normal procedures to be operative.
The assumption that, the mo-
ment a stafe governor calls out
treeps to maintain order, he is
violating a Federal court order
and can be held for “contempt"’
‘is an exaggeration ef federal
power and would not stand up
when taken to the higher courts.
For if it were to be held by
any court that the governor of a.
state cannot maintain order locally
and must indeed close his eyes to
possible violence whenever a
Federal in of any kind is
issued, the entire state machinery
could be disrupted. There weuld
be no way of fixing responsibility
‘for any tragic ‘events _ might
follow. - ence” the legal question as to what does
or an not constitute “‘interfer-
with “integration” is de-
termined, no possible good can
come from such impulsive action
as is being suggested by some
members of Congress here—
namely, arresting the governor
for contempt.
The issues are novel and the
need “for respecting the constitu-
tional rights of the states as well
as of individuals is a subject not
for hasty action by Department
of Justice lawyers but for orderly
litigation’ through the customary.
channels.
(Copyright, 1957)
Smiles For auto-dtiving drunks there's
mourning.
* * *
First it's bey meets girl and
then it's man walts for wife,
Spot Signs of
in Brittle, Ridged Nails —
improve the condition of the skin;
d halle. The condition of the fingernails
Old Folks, avail-
able free if you
.ask for it in writ-
ing, signed, and
provide stamped,
self-addressed en-
velope.”
It takes nearly
"DR. BRADY four months to
sO a serious injury or illness or
malnutrition shows its effect on
the condition and appearance of
the nails in two months—hardly. in
less than a month.
SIGNS. OF TROUBLE
The effects of these. things (seri-
ous illness or injury or ill-advised
restriction of diet) are brittleness,
fedge “apologized
for the breadth of his order and
endeavored to limit punishment
to those who had actually inter-
fered with the integration process
in a direct way.
The actual scope, however, has
not been passed upon by the
Supreme Court of the United
Siates. It remains to be seen
whether parents of white children
meeting with other parents of white
_ children to boycott attendance at
@ school constitutes ‘interference’
om the exercise of a right of
parents to ‘choose’ the “schools
which their children -attend.
* * *
The governor of Arkansas has
the right to determine in the first
games as a bonus. They owe nothing to ~
their customers.”
Living on the shpre of Cass Laké, .
Aubrey Cunningham
writes, “The water speed demon and
reckless driver is worse than the one on
land. “The latter usually keeps in the
road, but nobody knows what way the
former will go next.”
Verbal Orchids to-
es Mrs. Rose Cole
of 35 Thorpe St.; ninety-sixth birthday
_ Mr. and Mrs. William Cullen
ef 241 South Sanford St: fifty-first wed-
ding anniversary.
Mrs. Nellie Neardaiee
of Ortonville: ninetieth birthday. The Count ry Parson
¥
“Parents dead set on taking
every decision for their child
could take lessons from God—~_
wherteaves the decisions te you."
“from the bench ridging, pitting or stock ° of the
Rais Sse
The application 6f so-called
‘nail polish” spoils the appear
ance of the nails—just as it would
injure the skin or the hair—be-
cause it dissolves the natural oil
out of the nails. #
An adequate daily intake of the
following nutritional elements is
essential to maintain good ~nutri-
tion in general and a healthy con-
dition of skin, hair and nails:
*
Calcium, ‘pheepherh, iodin, vita. ° |
min D, thiamin (B-1) and riboflav-
in (B-2.) .
Under the autocratic control ,of
our food supply it is very difficult.
for Americans to. get adequate .
amounts of these elements from
food—especially those who spend
most of their leisure time on zo
ischial tuberosities. — ‘
For this reason, I recommend
vitamin D and B complex as a
supplement which, if eaten every
day, will make good some Of the
deficiencies of our everyday
diet.
Please remember it will take patible? Could I get a divorce ha their
two or three’ months of this to >
, Looking Back 15 Years Ago
eens ae check on
E
SSIDENT. COMPLETES work
on anti-inflation program.
20 Years Ago
CHINESE HALT Jap drive on
Shanghai.
‘POLIO EPIDEMIC —
_ across U. §,
7S ee : [ is i * ¥ | = M ulnutrition
not more me to one base
go: pe person:
and hygiene, not
‘(Copyright 1957) =] i +5) a poe
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Moice of the ] cole
for Two Unsigned Gripes
~
no recs Gone sp pulat Sonsiuuiian fathom, Wo oui sagepesene 4
signatures, but we require the writer to sigw his name as evidence —
ef good faith. Anyone who Is afraid or ashamed to sign his correspond-
ence is too cowardly to bother about. However, we're making an —
exception with two letters which came in the same. mail. Two. blasts-
the same day. deserve recognition. This is the first:
; * *
“Miracle of miracles. To think * eae
The Press has finally permitted
a letter to be printed that tells the truth about downtown Pontiac.
Everything that Hal Higgins said is true, plus a lot more. Downtown
Pontiac is a disgrace.
Pontiac Press does Something
about it. Give it more publicity, pre names, contests. Anything -
that will keep the readers interested.
“Quit pussy-footing around. Call a spade a ceeds, It might be worth
while if you did step on a few persons’ toes and hurt, some feelings if
it will help accomplish something.”
* * : We can assure the writer that
*
* "Long Time Pontiac Resident
* ;
whatever we do accomplish will
* ' And here's the second unsigned diatribe:
“Twould seem fo me you have lost your clalni to be a ‘tirst class”
is ‘paper with -your ‘publication
. Catholic element cannot be that important to you.
“Aren't our Pontiac daughters worthy of as much publicity and
picture space asthe Booth daughter?”
A Patron of Yours for Many Years, but Fast Fading From That Category
* “* *~-
The Booth daughter's picture was printed ats tans een bee con
family newspapef was out on’strike and it seemed to be a friendly and
‘gracious. thing to do. We have run many, many Pontiac brides three
columns. We recall one that was four.
*
We want everyone in the area to * . d 2
As this patron “fast fades from that category,” we express regret. *
take and like The Press. But as
_ seme solace and consolation, may we humbly report that in spite
eS eee ee eee oe ee See ee
~—day before. It looks as though we'll survive, —
Outlines Causes
of World’s Woes ‘Can’t Blame Kids
if Adults Do This’
Billy Graham can name a good —
many causes for the world's woes..
The right path to the river of life _
leads up over the seven surmount-
able hills called pride, covetous-
ness, lust, anger, gluttony, envy
= sioth. .
Joseph Gynac
852 | Oakgrove 3 2
‘Mothers-to-Be
Fine in Offices’
Isn't an expectant mother just as wonderful_on the street—or—in
Koad office as she is at home?
P. S.
Portraits
' By JAMES J. METCALFE
What color are your memories?
. . . How many of them last? . .
It all depends on how you weigh
. . . The value of your past...
There are the happy memories .. .
Of moments old and new ... . That
mean so-much, that you would is that? —
like . . . To keep them close to
you... “And there are those that
frighten and . . . Perhaps cause
some regret . . . The memories
_you often wish . . . Somehow you
could forget . . . Your memories
are doubtful things . . . So many
times you find . ... The sad and
haunting ones are those .. .° That
linger in your mind . . . And yet
the answer to it all... Is simple
as can be . . . As you live right,
so you will have A oA happy
memory.
(Copyright, 1957) ' this set by adults, What's happening. to “people?
The other day after tin can col-
lection our old container was left
at the curb so we could use it
again. Before we could take it
from. the curb, a man and a boy
come and picked it up without
even asking. Why do people want
to be so pétty? The value of it
isn’t important, but it seems
-ple can’t be trusted to leave any-
thing alone. If this man does that
to us, he must do it to other
people.
_They blame teenagers for all
whee they have examples such as
what can we
expect?
Mrs. Ralph Lister
582 E. Boulevard, N.
Ike Explains
No Tax Cut
Eisenhower says Congress didn't
cut appropriations enough to justify
a tax reduction. Well, whose a
Irked and Irritated
ee
Letters will be condensed when neces-
sary because of lack of space. Pull name,
address and telephone number of the
write? must a Jetters but these
will not be published if the writer eo re-
— 8S unless the letter ts critical tn its
nature,
THOUGHTS FOR TODAY
So we thy people and sheep of
thy pasture will give thee thanks
for ever; we will shew forth thy
praise to all generations. —
Psalms: 79:13, °
Case Records of a Psychologist
Myrna decided .she should
seek a divorce on the grounds
of “mental cruelty.” But she
found the shoe was on the
other foot, after she took the
objective “Marriage Tests” de-
scribed below. Many Judges of
Divorce Courts have used them
to jolt such biased mates out
of deegih wrong notions. They
-old-marriages- :
as new ones.”
By DR. GEORGE w. CRANE
Case V-382: Myrna L., aged_23,
has been married about a year.
“Dr, Crane, I think I made a
mistake,"’ she . announced _ Belt:
righteously.
* * x
“My husband ,
~ has a hot tem-
per and he is
‘very ° quarrel-
some. Several
times he has-
criticized me un-
DR, CRANE
“$0 I feel it would be unwise
“to go on with our marriage. “I
certainly wouldn’t want to rear
arly children in this: kind of an
environment.”
“Don't you think we are incom-
the grounds of mental cruel
“MYOPIC MATES
lot, pe- therried - Solin dre | A
ant “They have had a warped
abnormal] home life, so they
don't - know know how the rest of the.
world actually lives. ay
Family quarrels are not unusual
even in the best regulated homes,
And the lowa Supreme / Court
~ recently ruled’ that ‘husband-wife.
spats are a ‘part, of mar-
riage and, mus be put up with!
Bat they can often be reduced
\* perience who grow up in a tally: in number, as well as severity,
. by using a little common sense
based on a better understanding
of marital relations.
For example, Myrna was a.
spoiled ‘‘only” child of doting par-
ents. She had attended a girls’
boarding school and then a giris’
college.
So she had missed the scoldings —
ether
of ‘brothers,
ee en
Thus, her husband’s violent lan-
guage ‘would not have unduly ruf-
fled the complacéncy. of a woman
who had been battered and bawled
out by a couple of —-
throughout childhood.
” BLIND MEN OF HINDUSTAN
‘Remember the Five Blind Men
of Hindustan who Visited their first
‘circus? When they met the ele-
phant, one seized his tusk. An-
other ran his fingers over the
That night they got into a hot
debate as to the nature of ele-
phants. The one. who had
grasped: his tusk, maintained
vehemently that elephants were
like a spear. The second argued
just as heatedly that they were
like a snake, The third insisted
an elephant was a rope, etc.
Well, they were partly correct,
_ but largély wrong just because
experience with elephants
hadn’t involved even five per cent
_ of that pachyderm.
So it ig with life! If you come.
from an unusually sheltered and \
limited social environment, ol \
can be as mistaken as Myrna,’ who
self-righteously thought she was
100 per cent-right and her husband.
100 ‘per wa as ig
So I gave nelle = 200-point
“Tests for Successful. Husbands &
“Wives.” She rated her: husband's
50 virtues: or “merits” and band 0.
faults or “demerits.” These Tests May Stop Squabbles — ay
When she had finished, she was
surprised to find that he came out
with a “Superior” score.
Then I asked her to rate herself
on the “Wife’s Test." She did,
and when she was through she
found, to hér shock, that she van
only ‘‘Average."” ;
~PSYCHIC “EYE GLASSES”
—_helptul _ Marriage—Tests——~
serve as ‘psychological : “eye -
glasses” to let you see your family
relations more objetcively. :
“Myrna, I didn’t make up
those 200 test items,” I warned
her. “They are the-actual state-
ments of 600 happily married
wives,
“S6lif you rate only ‘Average,’
that means you better try to im-
prove your score.
“Many. Judges of Divorce Courts
have used these Marriage Tests to
help jolt litigants out of their
biased viewpoints, so why don’t
you go back home and try to im-
prove your marital batting aver-
age in — _ "
\ Send for those ‘Marriage Tests,”
enclosing a- stamped return en- |
_veélope, plus 20 cents. They may
help you salvage ’ you) marriage
before it is too late. es 8
gig yA to Dr. George W. Crane ih The Pontiac Press, Pontiac,
Mich on enclosing a long .3¢ Ftamped:
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THE PONTIAC PRE : e me i ft Vie ek ~y-
Ss, ‘THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1957
"Either The o or Arkansas |
Mast Soon Back Down:
By JAMES MARLOW —Hit-he had used the troops to: pre-|
Associated Press News Analyst vent any interference with the Ne-
WASHINGTON — Someone|8to children who wanted to go to
has to back down on this one:|the school, Instead, he used the
President Eisenhower or Gov. Or-|troops to bar the children who
val Faubus of Arkansas. were neither disturbing the peace If Faubus gets away with what! ing disord
he's doing — using National "OF creating disorder.
Guardsmen to keep Negroes from) _ ~ 5 *
Eisenhower is staying: in the
| background So far, letting the
governor could feel free to do the’ judge and the Justice Department federal judge — every Southern 9
court's ban on segregation if he
had to.
It isn’t clear what Eisenhower's
next step would be if Faubus
ignored efforts at pefsuasion and,
if ordered before the: judge, re-
fused to go. It’s possible he. might
order the National Guardsmen in.
to federal service to take control
of them_ away from Faubus.
They are under Faubus’s con-
trol, unless the President calls Jukebox: Operator’ 5
Body Discovered
Springfield last night was identi-
fief’ as & missing 33-year-old juke-
box and pinball machine operator.
Police. said the victim was
James DeRosa, who disappeared;
Aug. 19 after telephoning his wile
he was-on- his way home.__-
Police said they were unable to
establish any motive for the ‘Slay-
ing immediately. They said _rela-
ives of DeRosa told them he was)
carrying about $1,500 when he dis-
appeared. Only a few small coins |
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Supreme Court's ban on public’ Whatever
”"* go on doing that as he prepared] Eisenhower, said he understood
‘at newly integrated schools open- x 6 *
_ Toll the Negroes but unable to dojto face the judge if he doesn't them out for.one ot three_r ‘were found—on—the—bedy;
same: Theaded by Atty.” Gen Brownell,|t. repel invasion, quell insurrec- + * * ~< * * ‘do thg acting for the government.
This would make a farce of the But the ultimate responsibility fer
is done rests on Eisen-
school segregation. It would mean fower
a breakdown of the federal gov- Brownell has ordered the FBI
ernment’s power to carry out the'to investigdte the Little Rock sit-
law, ‘uation and report to Judge Dav-
For almost 40 months since the jes. That could pave the way for
court's ruling, Eisenhower has|contempt of court action against
‘treated Southern resistance to in-|Faubus if the administration is
tegration with patience and -plati-| willing to force Faubus’ hand.
-tudes,_It_seemed likely he cquld! Faubus- himself, in~a telegram to}
this week for a long vacation. (plans were being discussed to take
Some disturbances might occur|him into custody by force.
If Faubus backs down, he stands
pened before and there Wa@S- 10 the chance ot poking ridiculous. crisis. There appeared NO TeASON/tie's the first Southern governor
to expect a crisis now. Then Fau-/t, try anything like this. If he bus supplied it, wasn't willing to see it through,
a. © -|he simply created a national dis-
‘ What he did he did twice. turbance -needlessly.
Before a Little Rock high school| If Faubus stands firm and the
opened this week federal Judge judge wants to bring him to court
Ronald Davies had ordered ‘it in-/to face contempt charges, what
tegrated. But when it opened Fau-|/happens? The governor has sta-|),
bus had National Guardsmen tioned Nation Guardsmen
around his mansion; and U/S.
marshals could hardly force him
tion, dr enforce the laws. |
* * *
The Guardsmen are paid by the
federal: government for drills and
summer training but they are paid
by the state government—as they
are now—when the governor calls
them out to handle a situation
within a_state. : ea
tittle Girl's-Calt-—->-— Saves Movie Man
DRIFT, Ky. a) — A little girl
|didn't know it. at the time but
she probably saved Earl ‘Turner’s
life dyring a rainstorm.
Turner was standing outside his
theater when the girl telephoned
to ask when the movie would start.
He told her 7:15- then reeled
back from a blinding flash of
lightning.
‘Leaving the box office, Torner
dashed outside ‘to the spot where
he had “been—standing -and—found;—
a 75-pound piece of liméstone,
knocked from ne root by light-
ning. Police said DeRosa had been
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Chinese Communists said they demand reciprocity, the right | nyt PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER ‘5, 1957
—_
"Red China, the Communists would order everyone to eat with ~ Hongkong Renores Loaf| cite By FRED SPARKS
HONG- ‘KONG (NEA) — The ‘highly police’ mission of 24 ee
U.S: reportérs to Red China“ts like a new show that bogs down
while being tried out in Philadelphia and will never ‘reach Broadway.
; 1 am one of the cast stranded in Hong Kong and since the
Peiping spokesman has rejected us as the editors of “Confiden-
tial” would reject an-article on a
ing, I have interviewed Bri
prison-state. .
Spicing their opinions with-a—bit of my own,
formulated during 12- years of commuting to
Ame, hae | weet I Gink on how the sitmation
Stands today:
“mitted, certainly ar all. chase feet
‘media other than the. 24 will. get fresh dinner “~~~
SPARKS |
It will be some time before any American journalist stamped
“Okay, John Foster Dulles” gets any closer to mainland China
than Hong Kong’s Perfumed Winds tearoom,
Why? Because ‘the Peiping government would lose face if, it
in any way appeared to play catcher for Washington's pitch.
In the same way, our government could not officially permit |.
U. 8. ‘Rewsmen Invited by Pelping last year to accept.
We can't let dictator Mao Tse-tung select particular American
Correspondents to report his eduntry he can't agreé to the Dulles
svussg’ etext eeu es es Fee cae State
Department agreed to lift travel restrictions walked into our own
booby trap. The slightest study of Chinese Communist bargaining
‘
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hundersbowers were ‘in prospect
in the southeast Atlantic and Gulf| 4
of Nation. Chilled Coast states and westward
gh Texas and Arizona and| ¥ew
for Red Visit to U.S.
NEW YORK (#—The New York
Herald Tribune said today it
leerned that Secretary of State
of visa certificates for some visi-
tors from nonrecognized Iron Cur-
tain countries to come to the Unit-
ed States. northward through the northern ate
Report OK of Formula . ¢
Dulles has agreed to a formula| _on SAVING CERTIFICATES
"Deposit your surplus savings or investment
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Fete Couple Setting Up
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Washington area couple gets gov-
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methods would have stopped us before we fastened, our seat belts.’ |
If our Air Force parachuted millions of silver chopsticks onto
knives and forks. “
There is no possible concession Dulles could have made that |
would have won all or part of our cast's immediate entrance. A little
parlaying here, a concession there, and even an occasional insult
are all in order, like a case being settled out of court. »
Already give-and-take is beginning, like the endless monotony.
of the Panmunjom peace talks that — after two years — final
fo have their own reporters go to Washington, although to call
anyone working for a Communist paper a “reporter” is like call- ©
ing a tiger in the Bronx Zeo a citizen of New York. :
Well, at first Dulles said absolutely no. Then he “indicated” |
he would entertain “requests from the Chinese Communist “‘report-. |
ers." So diplomatic step No, 3. — one step forward and two steps |
back — is under way like a well-rehearsed ballet. -
There will be a compromise. The male penguin violently fights |
the female penguin for weeks before-they mate.
Waiting fat and cozy here in Hong Kong,,J am reminded again
that correspondents always try to enter places everyone else is
trying to get out of. The beautiful hills surrounding the harbor like |
a champagne goblet are pocked with the pathetic shacks of refugees. |
Red China leaks exiles like a woufided man leaks blood. Those killed
are fortunate, those dragged back into the prison state face refined
tortures. Meanwhile the correspondents here sample the delights of |
Hong Kong — where a scotch-and-soda is 30 cents.
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milestone.
Cole arranged to present a certifi-
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$14,750 | nh ram-'purchased with an FHA loan. was 111 at Yuma, Ariz
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Indonesian Tin Dips | [tos baunite 13 per cent, 6 258-iTolletry Sales Lim _|iereases scéred. last year were: Drug Blocks Anxietien [TTR
Miggecsireecr Indonesia—Although bale os 814,000 heat Tin output fell. 6.5 ~ |tin” production continued td de- ie he 3
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ELEVEN |"
“Hal Boyle Says:
are that, if asked to name the
tune played most often in public
in the last 10 years, you'd name
the wrong one. |
The right answer is “The Star
Spangled ie “ .
times a month on radio and TV
stations alone,” said Israel Dia-
mond, a slender, bald, 40-year-old}
accountant who is one of Amer-
ica’s leading an statisticians. .
Diamond is the logging“director
. Of Mu
is to find out how often each ‘of “Ht is vag at least 225,000)! a ee ee,
played so that the composers or
publishers who own thé copyright
can be paid,
This. task, little understood . by
rad public, is vitally important to
the’ “June and moon’ rhymers,
a large chunk of whose income
comes from the nation’s radio and
TV stations. -
~ * A *
The work falls into two parts.
A composer gets three cents from
page station every time his bard
= This is easy to figure a + -
as
ag the networks keep a complete
list of every tune played.
Thus if you've written a tune
This Guy’s All Wet
SAN DIEGO, Calif. @ — The
fire department said Paul Protz-
man turned up. the heat in his
apartment to dry some clothes.
The heat touched off an automatic
tire sprinkler, Protzman’s clothes
got all wet again andthe water
leaked down throtigh another
‘Star Sparigled: Banner’ ‘Tops ‘Hit Parade entitled “Tt's Hard to Stay
Straight When you Love a Wobbly-
‘Hearted Girl,” and a 150-station
mene ey Seely ee 70S
work or local programs. A tune
played once on a local program
nets the composer two cents.
Since it would be uneconomic
scientific sampling is made of 100}
stations. Each lists all tunes it)
that ee
Diamond and a staff of 50 log- wat
ging editors then ge over the lists
and pick out the BMI. tunes.
Coded cards for the tunes , are
then put into’ data machines
which electronically add and mul-
tiply the figures from the ‘scien-
tific sample to reckon the final
payment. -
High, Low Spots Close
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Their School Clothes!
- Merely Rehash on Charges of Corruption The City Planning ocnil last night deferred action ‘on a@
Ss Middle East Proposals), ASHINGTON @ — ieaders of Beck said. a week ago “the|PrOposed rezoning of three lots ters U ed| lunion’s reply to the AFL-CIlO|on West Huron at Thorpe street, E Already Rejected; Need = Teams = — db |aearteea Gane the. Teammshee’ ore Pichon gory;
. Good Faith -by Moscow © give ay | ‘corruptly dominated would be ajGeer, Pontiac's planning .con- —, to corruption charges pressed by |«.ourteous”* one, either. ‘“hard| sultant. ,'
WASHINGTON (INS) — Admin.|t8@ AFL-CIO Ethical Practicgs| nor soft." While the AFL-CIO| ‘The commission will also ask| istration officials brushed off a new| Committee. |Ethical Practices Committee al-this opinion on whether the north-| aa Soviet note on the Middle East to-|__'%¢, Teamsters s bosses “we s- lotted today and tomorrow for the| west corner of West Huron and day as a “rehash” of proposals al-| PT Wau ne cumeine Team |Teamsters, the union's leaders|Lincoln should be rezoned to Teady rejected by.the west. cters Union convention. before said they expected to be finished| Commercial 1.
with eve ang they had to say The Huron - Tho proposal At the same time, top state de- passing judgment on whether the); , tcp nas So. |squeaked by the pas aera last * partment officials are studying 1'2 million member truck union . n mag flip eemgee pr
[8 sorte of etggeations by weld tis corruptly dominated 5 aon oF the EDUCAl| MORONS” Objectsd Wy Wa change — pa ‘Practices Committee hearing, ‘the, A gas station is proposed for the Henderson on how to block | But the ARL-CIO, having post- ‘five-man p will prepare a re-|area.
or oe pathy bene = i in as es port and recommendations for the| There will be a public hearing nee bit and the spread-of Russian ta- months - a awdewn— vith. t ‘1. Executive n-whichien the before the City
: fluence in the strategic area, (Teamsters, appeared In no mood — . pees ed Pars a 95 Resa oa £. a : ifor further delay. ; hase ' ; State Department sources said!
) that Henderson's proposals include| George Meany, AFL-CIO presi- *- gtrengthening friendly powers in| ident, repeated in Labor Day
the Middle East. to make them speeches that the federation can
~ gmperviousto—subversion.— and will expel. member— unions}. The new Russian note to Britain, which do not rid their ranks of
j corrupt elements. - ' France and the U, S., full contents the f
of which are expected to be made Any expulsion of the Teamsters , Sat Union, the AFL-CIO's: largest-af-
oa putitic “toflay, dectaration)fllate.. could lead to bitter_inter-|
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. : ber organization. INDEPENDENCE ‘TOWNSHIP—| James R. Hoffa, Midwest team- Clerk Harold Doebler here has!sters boss recently linked to been instructed by the Township gangster associations in Senate Board to notify the Oakland Coun-/R ackets Committee hearings, | | _ty Road Commission of the leads the Teamsters delegation in. __~ board's decision to match its sum|to today’s meeting. Hoffa is the _ of $2,550 for the total of $5,000,/front-runner to succeed Dave! now available to blacktop a por-|Beck as Teamsters president. | tion of Waldon road, : * * &* ? A motion was made and support-| Beck: enmeshed in corruption || 2
extinguishers, charges of income tax evasion.
A motion was made by Ira Both Hoffa and Beck are ‘among | |
and supported by Carl (those the AFL-CIO has named|:
that the Beard approve | individually in its charges against | |
for handling new plats (the Tats Union.
the Township attorney, Milton Woman, Baby Injured
ployes were nskea te metity an in’ Car Collision on M59
pberemed a. /-\ Mrs. Madelin Radunz, 53, of 3030)¢
*. A motion to pay bils! in ‘the|Old Orchard Dr. and two-year-old] ©]
‘amount of $2,107.56 as isted was|Monica Liebner, 3040 Old Orchard| =
‘made and carried. Dr., Waterford Township were}: -
' A resolution was passed to re- slightly injured in a two-car acci-
zone a parcel of land in section No.|dent yesterday.
33 from Residential 1 to Residen-| They were in a car driven by
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? ing at Western’ Reserve ‘Univer: oS sc ia in is pres 28, 13 bet- feet lohger than Ai LST’s. H a idevicleatinndan feo jaleFederal [Praises ay Man, | i sity 2 Pu (Cuff List’ betas : g slips and a a cut list. * [Everything $ Growing lsplacement oo ds ae ATHLETE'S FOOT. GERM
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Battle Not N nak ae te in or Sat so ay Sa oc Justice Elijah Adlow has on credit, v| |tank), the York Counfy, can land ate Seeds alr wel bel ca your 0c back sf any” ew ° ar kenme a Se eee ee my opinion, itldiepvered what a “cut list™ In| , \|600: troops and 20 amphibious ve-|cause of the lack of soil and water “rus counter. This STRONG sermiciée
Hazlett Up-jis the ‘eager beaver’ who. causes occasion. was the case of Mla 910 despuiagis Gee equeeiiicion ae tant anes. Tae new\and the ‘intensity of the northern ferme t (ts hlling setlon, tee teatant-
President Madison Won “2: Hs td a reentdnr met mos fh tote ne world Cares Dirency wo pace mint worl an _Iship is 442 feet long \ some Iidisummer sun, | EE
. Fight With Pennsylvania Pee ee a | } —
» Militia in 1809 . a : : ‘ a
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Noting that there was “a strik-
ing parallel” between the Penn-
sylvania case and the showdown
in the making between state] -
eee oats were mee
kansas, Sanders went back for a
deeper scarch on the background
ot the Pennsylvania ‘case,
* * *
Tt started as a state court
action on a privateer's capture of
a British sloop in 1778, 11 years
before the Constitution was drawn
up.
It dragged on for 31 years as a
stalemate between the state
courts: ‘and the Continental Cpn-|
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sylvania Legislature’s interposi-|_
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Supreme Court of the United
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Gen. Bright and eight.other mili-_ a jury and convicted of resisting
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THE PONTI AG
oR TIAC, MICHIGAN | FIFTEEN
MINIATURE MILKMAID
Debby Jennings of East Durham; N.Y., and
“Hiltonian Ann Wanda” three-time grand cham-
pion Jereey, attracts lots of attention on opening - I ast Oakland
‘Council Meeting PTA All-Day Workshop
Tuesday at... ripen
“Methodist Church .
The East Oakland Area Council
of PTA will have its fourth annual
all day workshop meeting on Tues-
day, at ashi Methodist Church. ea ae Se
The acta for all members of
local units in Oxford, Orion, Roch-
ester, Troy, og and Clawson at
ee and 4 coffee hour
Hrom-9:36-=10-a-m-;
Ws
Following the general meeting
enile protection cavoes Sno
Michigan. Congress,
“Others are:. Program, Mrs.
George Chute, president of the
Berkley PTA Council; Council del-
egates, Mrs. J. Leslie Walters,
past president of Stiles PTA;
treasurers and budget and finance
chairman, Mrs. Andrew Hotton,
past president of Poppleton PTA;
and miscellaneous committees,
Two-year-old
day of the Altamo
she's doing! is just hoping ‘the little one knows exactly what Mrs. Robert Sanford, past. presi-
dent of the Easf Oakland Area
Countils PTA.
In, the afternoon, +. Clifford
Smart, superintendent of Walled
Lake Schools and Michigan State
Congress PTA legislative chair-
a
SKI CRLHSE — Elizabeth Lake residents and swimmers watch
in amazement every time Harold E, Allard of 4015 Cresthaven
skims by in his cruiser, towing from six to 10 skiers. On a recent Phi,
lie aera
tite day 10 skiers started out behind the cruiser, but one young
nieiniaie
aa
fell, leaving (left to right) Ken Vidak, Bob Bosley, George Banciau,
Bill Carland, Marlene and Gene Mumaw, Mike Staryk; and Phil
Matora (hidden behind boat) and Jeannie Martine.
man, will present “School Needs
That Should Be Met by Changed
Legislation.” A question and an-
swer period will follow.
Adjournment is scheduled for
2:30 p.m. United Press Photo
nt (N. Y.) Regional Fair. Bossie
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Reservations are necessafy for
~ Extension Clubs
Schedule Rally Orion, Oxford Districts
Meeting at Sportsmen’s
Club in Waterford
Rally Day der’ the 15 Extension!
Clubs of Orien and Oxford dis-
tricts will be held at the Oakland
County Sportsman's Club in Water-
ford, on Sept. 12, from 9:30 a.m.
to 3 p.m.
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Alt -officers-oftocal clubs have |
been asked fo be present in the).
morning | for installation ceremo-
nies performed by Mrs. Mary Hix
on, Oakland County Home Demon-
stration Agent.
A special training school for
ale Means WOE be aut belles
ing the installation -by county Every club member and friends
ro welcome to attend the .entire
y. :
Potluck dinner, planned by clubs,
will be at noon, with beverages
theme, Conservation”’. will
-Bob-Bos,Parks-
ville. Recreation Area; Tom Osmer, | ;
Dist. Conservation Official Game
Supervisor of Imlay City;
William Rathburg, Parks Ma
of the Bald Mountain Recreation
Area.
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“Clyle Haskill, Safety Chairman} Romeo. Village
School Board
Facing Lawsuit
ROMEO—The Board of Educa-|
“jneley has filed for the Board's ap-
| fered when the bandits forced
and tion is facing a lawsuit_in Macomb
County Circuit Court, brought. by
Arehitect Robert West, whom the
board discharged earlier in the
year. ‘
West's firm had designed plans |
for a new Romeo High School
and bids came in some $250,008
over the architect's. estimates.
Later, the-board discharged West
and hired the firm ‘of Eberle M.
Smfth, Inc. to start the high school
plans over. *
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Board Attorney William Num-
pearance in court.
Rob Gas Attendant; -
Take Him for Ride
__ROYAL.OAK-—_A-gas-station—
attendant here was robbed of
$74 today by two bandits who
teok him in their car after the
holdup and then ejected him six
blocks away. The attendant,
Arthur McDonald, 23, was ireat-
/ed@ at William Beaumont Hos-
pital for a sprainéd ankle suf-
the luncheon at 12:15 p.m. and /Fall- Weddings Announced Marilyn Davis, Leonard Solon Marry’:
deadline is Sept. 7 at noon, Phone
Mrs. G. A. Goforth, FE 4-8008;
Mrs. Andrew Hotton MI 4-2447; or
Mrs. J. Leslie Walters OL 6-0512, to’
register by school.
State Supreme Court
State Supreme Court, Lansing,
has upheld the rights of Royal Oak
and Huntington Woods to alter
their boundary lines by mutual’
agreement.
The court agreed unanimously) -
yesterday that the two cities were
within their rights in changing a
‘boundary line that clit across sev-
jeral pieces of private property,
\leaving parts in both cities. -The;.
JOAN H. KUKUK
Mr. and Mrs, John Kukuk of
2857 Auburn Rd. are. announcing |properties to Royal Oak and half
the engagement of their daugh-
fer, Joan Helen, to Patrick Huntington Woods.
Michael McCarthy, son of Dr. | ries wr. anf bb, Marry -8. Ber
ee
and Mrs. Raymond McCarthy of | Jusion Geares Edwards, who Upholds Cities’ Right sss
‘agreement transferred half of thet Double-Ring Service Read LAPEER—The Rev. Joseph J.j basket of flowers with satin
Bohr officiated in the double-ring'
ceremony at Church of Immaculate
Conception, Aug. 24,
Marilyn Joanne Davis became the
Leonard Solon,
The bride is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur R. Davis here
and the bridegroom’s parents are
ford.
Pan beaded collar. A long, silk
iMusion veil extending the full
length of her cathedral train,
cap. She carried a cascade ©
ee ee St wee ree
aah! attendants were Mrs.
sley, Joyce Lincoln, Mrs. Ray
Densmore, and Patricia Stranahan. Frank Trojanowsid, Nancy Beard- leamecucet of their daughter, Chris- in which!
re: jinmes and _ cere Przekop.
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'Mr. and Mrs, John Solon, of Clif-|
“The bride was gowned in white |tended by 350 guests.
satin with fitted bodice and Peter |
‘ing trip to Northern Michigan, the
(St.,
was held by a beaded Juliet
The bride's: cousin, Kathy Jo json of Imlay City. No wedding
Rauh, as flower girl, carried a date has been set. streamers attached, which held
the wedding rings.
Stanley Solon, brother of the
|bridegroom, was best man and
seating the guests were Edward!
‘Solon, Frank Trojanowski, Melvin
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The resus at American
|Legion Memorial Building was at-
Upon returning from: their wed.
newlyweds will live at 511 Avon
Flint.
Reveal Engagement
ALMONT—Mr. and Mrs. Fred/’ Bosh of Almont announce the en-
tine, te James Anderson. He is the
son of Mr. and Mrs. Merle Ander-
jamin Jr. of Huntington Woods
asked and got an order from cir-__
Mt. Clemens, Mich, No date has |
been set for the wedding.
- County Births effect, it directed the two cities
-Alment |wrote the unanimous decision,
jhe was unable to determine
‘Holland issued thé court order or
iwhy the Benjamins wanted. to
|maintain taxpayer status in both
cities.
“There may be more to this liti-
Commerce will keynote the year’s
Safety in the home program,
Rochester Councilmen
at Mackinac Meeting
ROCHESTER
___Rochéster Village Council who are
atte: the. annual Municipal
League ‘Meeting at the Grand Ho-
tel on Mackinac Island |
Robert Slone,
Rewold, John _ Clarence
E, Burr, James Hill and sie ae
Cage Hens-for Big Eggs
WASHINGTON (INS) —
entists, «© —
University of Missouri
o tac ree 4
Leghorns. with white
Conference in Session
teachers is in
State Park at or this week.
Elementary teachers returned
Wednesday from their two-day ses-
sion and_70 members of the Junior
and. Senior faculty are leaving to-
Oy Sr thelr | end mace ri, i
-~— Members :of the
at Sleeper) —
‘OUTSTANDING’ — Troop Lt.
son of Mrs. Margaret A, Mason,
Dr., Walled Lake, takes a ribbon for winning
competition in advanced: equitation class at the
recent annual Commencement “Horseshow at 3084 Southwind -. ! Mr. M rt And : ” him | —_ Fade their car Fog rt oaeughter” Petriis|Geclared. meets the eye,” he
Culver Military Academy, Culver, Ind. Mason,
who has achieved outstanding horsemanship and
rifle marksmanship records, is presented the
award*by Mrs. Francis, Trinzo, durant e
James Mason, Ann Arbor, after a honeymoon ca>
noe and C¢:
sota.
| Mrs, Ravicz, the former Pa-
tricia Ann Wagonjack, will com. .
plete her studies fn ‘the School
of Nursing at University of Mich-
igan ‘and the bridegroom will be
U. ot M.
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home with her aunt- and uncle,
of 6337 Maybee Rd., Clarkston,
' land the bridegroom is the son of
Mrs. Ruth Ravica of Santa Mon-
ica, Calif.
The bride, wearing a _baller-
ina - length gown of nylon tulle
and Chantilly lace, repeated her’
vows in' an evening ceremony,
| Aug. 30 in ‘First Methodist
Church ‘here.
« Barbara Wagonjack,. her sister,
of Smith's Creek, was maid of
honor and Walter Ravicz served
as best.man for his brother. Ushers
were John Wagonjack of Smith’s
Creék, and Donald Sundstrom of
Ann Arbor. To Attend Michigan After ‘Minnesota Honeymoon
CLARKSTON — Newlyweds Mr. t The réception ‘afterward in the
land Mrs, Arthur E. Ravicz will jchurch parlors was attended by 125
be at home at 2725 West Ellsworth, | | guests, ;
working for his Ph. D., also at —
The ‘bride ‘formerly made her: >
Mr. and Mrs. Percy B. Lowery MR.
ef
Marry. af .
| WATERFORD TOWNSHIP —
jCommunity United Presbyterian
ae here was the setting for
i Kiwanis Metin h
fo Plan Contest . ‘Use Michigan Apples’
Campaign Is Launched
by 3 County Units
WEST BLOOM FIELD TOWN-
SHIP—Plans for an apple pie bak-
‘ling contest will be among items
discussed when Kiwanis club agri-.
cultural chairmen meet at 8 to- o
night at West Bloomfield Town-'
ship Hall, 4460 Orchard Lake road.
Kiwanis clubs of Oakland, Wayne
.jand Genesee counties will be rep-
ARTHUR E.’ RAVICZ — ieee at the meeting. MRS.
giadioli formed a. background at
the home of thé bride’s mother
for the Saturday evening
of Denise and Delmer
Schons,
The double ring ceremony was
read by the Rev. Fred Clark in
the presence of immediate fami-
lies.
The bride, who was given in
marriage by her brether Wil-
Ham, is the daughter of Mrs.
Charies Hubble and the late Mr.
Hubble, Her husband's parents
are Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester
Schons,
Pa\ Ps Schons-Hubble Rite Head
OXFORD — Palms and yellow; a ballerina length nylon frock of|
For her wedding, t!.e bride chose,make their home in ae —
j Tonight's discussion wil) re-
velve around a ‘‘Use Michigan
Apples” campaign which will be
launched in the heart of the fall |
apple. season.
Tentative arrangements call for|
cotillion blue with which she w local apple pie baking contests to
a matching bandeau edged in Seed) be held on Oct. 12, with winners!
pearls. She carried a cascade ar-|to compete in a tri-county con-
rangement of white carnations andjtest to be conducted on Oct. 26)
American beauty roses. at the Hidden Paradise, a large
Her sister, Mary Kay, was her building in Commerce Township.'
maid of fronor and wore. an It is expected that extension
American beauty chiffon gown | workers in all three counties |
and carried matching roses. Ron- | will assist in ‘promoting and
ald Schons attended his brother | | sagt the contests.
as best man. - Apple growers, retailers. res-|
Following the ceremony a recp-) ‘taurants, and the Michigan State
tion. was held for 150 friends:|Apple Commission will be rep-|
After their hoheymoon in Northern|resented at the meeting to map,
Michigan tpe young couple will ott a joint drive to boost. the!
‘sales of Michigan apples. |
tis, AND MRS. BARRETT J.. HARRISON
Waterford — the Aug.
Kruger and Barrett J. Harrison.
Parents of the couple are Har-
bid W. Kruger of 7 Midland Rd.,
|Drayton Plains, and Barrett Harri-
son of 3170 Lexington Dr., Scott
Lake. a
“Wearing an Italian silk halle.
rina-length gown with full skirt
and Sabrina neckline, the bride
carried a cascade bouquet of
carnations, mums and stephano-
She was attended by Mar-
garet Bennett.
George Kapler served as best
man and usher was Michael Flinn.
After a reception in the church
parlors, the couple left for Niagara
Falls. They will be at home after-
ward in East Lansing, where the
‘bridegroom is a student at Mic h-
jigan State University.
Orion Center Meeting
Scheduled for Tonight
ORION TOWNSHIP — A meeting
of the Board of Directors of the
,Orion Community Center, Inc., will
‘be held at 8 tonight at Orion
iTownship Hall. Public attendance
jhas been urged.
On the agenda will Be a report
of the building ~committee on its
meeting with the architect and
progress of plans; considération of
ia building fund drive: and discus-
sion of an annual meeting ns pecgrent,
Slate WSCS Coffee
ROCHESTER —- The Women’s
Society of Christian Service, St.
Paul Methodist Church here have
been invited to assemble for a
coffee hour at 9:15: a.m. Wednes-
iday, Sept. 11, in Friendship Hall,
All women of the church have
|been urged to atténd, when future
lactivity will be planned, 29 wedding of--Karen: ——
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Oxford
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Henry J. Hoober, 728 | 8. Lapeer
Chester N. Rosczewski, 2101 Shipman
James A. Sherman, 45 First , Frank. Selic, 7174 Glaspie —— - Elroy H. Scott, 4591 Ramsey y
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Straits of Mackinac ‘will be
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ways in: the. interstate system
which were under contract prior
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the bri
Rep. Knox (R-Mich). had said
_.__mumerous other states_had--sub-|—
- mitted similar projects for ap-
proval and suggested “Mich- __igan should get in step with |.
other states.” Knox said there
was no record of Michigan hav._
__.ing filed for sack aid.
Larry Rubin,’ Bridge Authority
executive secretary, said the au-
thority figured on such a pos-
when planning the 100 million
dollar structure by ees it
built to federal specificatio
Japanese Workers
HONOLULU «7 — Japanese im-
migrants working on sugar planta-
tions here are eating the worst of!
two possible diets,
Dr. Niles P. Larsen, medical!
advisor to the Hawaiian Sugar
Planters Assn., says the workers
continue with the high salt diet
known in Japan, and add the high
fat diet Americans eat.
The result, Dr. Larsen says, iis
‘a high incidence-of both high blood
— freca the salt = and
oo Larsen said there is: a . lot |
of high blood pressure in Japan,|
but little heart trouble. The United
States has a lot of heart trouble.,
Although they look similar,
ravens are twice as large as
crows,- ; |__ mash discovered by firemen who put out a blaze in a two-story
Detroit Eyes Building .
lof 500-Boat Marina
~ |partment of Public Works has dis-
iclosed a proposal for a new public
marina capable of docking up to
500 small boats.
mated at $1 million.
‘built from Lakewood to Marine, Macedonia and Bosnia- Herzego-|
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downtown Nashville house. A 500-gallon whisky still and 50-gallons
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the burning building.
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trailer camp the Park and Recre-|
ation Commission has voted to
seek by condemnation.
The entire marina would com-|
prise 27 acres and be in addition |
to the 268-boat marina now oper- |
ated by the, city at Memorial,
Park, DETROIT “(INS) — Detroit's De-
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‘Sen. Mansfield
~ Defends Solons LONDON (NEA) it augniods
are a girl's best ‘friend; Sir Ernest
ew agmewel the German-born
knighted financier who con-
Says tke Should Spend trols 95 per cent of the world’s
More Time Fighting for S22!’ of diamonds, is the patron
_|a diamond weigtiing one carat or
‘field (D-Mont) said today Presi.| 6 1010" tne tt ‘the Oppem
bills-and less criticizing “Congress :
~~recent session: as “a very — Le & saint of girls everywhere. -
Individual Bills “| It her engagement ring sports
"San more, a girl would be safe in giv-
WASHINGTON @ "Seg. Mane-iin t9s01 odie that the sparkion
* dent Eisenhower should spend
if he wants his program enacted.
Democratic leader, described the
sible Sgn caellann sll
hower’s
Mabie wien ty sei a inde now
~~*..’_|ate Britain's No. 1 dollar-earner,
and Jaguar motorcars for first
expected when it began,” Mans-
- field said in. an interview. “The
President submitted proposals
and more than half of them were
acted upon, with another session
yet to go.”
Mansfield did not say how many
- of theactions favored Eisenhow-
~er's stand, but he added:
“It comes with poor grate-for In dollar value they account for
no less than 14 per
Britain’s export trade
‘United States.
* with the
* *
for diamonds far exceeds the
Zon President ‘to. be criticizing|¥P at-the Diamond Trading Co. in
Congress when. he himself was
a “seage - = of his
ee <
““gession of Congress he had better e
“ Mansfield disputed Eisenhow-
‘which ended last week cut presi-
“dential appropriation requests less
“said.
“transactions or amounts which
lines cited by Sen. Byrd (D-Va).
_-to Smash-Up Used. Car —[fumest ath Wore conned toe} —— Englishman Controls
having nosed out Scotch whisky|.
Cent of |
Not, only that, but the demand) - She Lures ‘Em Heke | lost of World’ S) Diamonds
He has found time to wy thettisiieg 6. Les. Begs. ‘nnd
new, nine-story horseshoe-shaped group), but-also the Anglo-Ameri-|
Oppeniigimer building, : which|cag Corp. - of South Africa’ (gold
houses _ not only. the - Diamond|mines) and Rhodesian Anglo-| Company spokesmen scoff at the
idea that every third man on the
ei. : = Diamond Trading Co. payroll is a
(+ iplainclothes detective, but the new
Oppenheimer building is probably
as burglar-proof as human and
‘mechanical devices can make it.
-| For example, in the exhibit
= {ireom, where rough diamonds are Americn (15 per cent. of the
world's copper’ output). ~
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Bowen, 69, found a way to lure
her children home for more. fre-
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lake on her farm, stockirig it with
bass, Then she built a cabin on the
shore. Now so many of her flock
are returning home at vacation
time she is planning to build an-
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“responsible for the failure of some
proposals to get approval.
“SA Case in point is the’ school con-
struction bill.which was killed in
the House when his: party's lead-
ers voted against it.
* * *
_ “It Mr. Eisenhower. wants a
“schoel construction bill in the next|— sive ‘pretties.
For Sir Ernest the news is
gradifying. This small, slender
man with thé alert brown eyes,
as shy as he Is rich, re-
make up his mind to fight for it.” The occasion marked Oppen-
ser’s contention that the session
than a billion dollars.
“Conservatively speaking, the
“President's requests were reduced
“Furthermore, the Presi-
dent can look forward to renewed
efforts in the next session to cut
Ais budget requests."
- The Budget Bureau put out yes-
‘Forget-Me-Not'
Campaign in Area
The Pontiac Disabled American!
Veterans, Chapter 16, is once again
about to launch its annual ‘For-
get-Me-Not’ campaign on the
streets of Pontiac, Auburn Heights,
Rochester, Lake Orion, Clarkston,
Waterford Township, Milford and
rey “mainder of the claimed cuts it
‘said were either bookkeeping
will have to be restored later in
supplemental _ appropriations.
rr a
Mansfield forecast a drive next
year for tax reduction along the _ * * * a
This year’s drive is set for Sept.
13 and 14. Members: will be easy
to spot along the, street and in
Byrd, also claiming sharp cuts by|various business places wearing
$|\D.A.V. caps, uniforms or arm
bands.
Funds collected are the only
means of financing their Veterans
Welfare Program over the coming
ment on the national debt. year.
*
Give Motorists Chance x *
families of veterans in financial
pitals. Christmas baskets — also
a project.
As of this ‘month there are 32
veterans in the Oakland County
TB Sanatorium and over 130 in
the Pontiac State Hospital. ALLEGAN w# — Tired of dodg-
jing cars on the--highways? Got
She urge to smash into. one?
Instead, visit the Alegan County
Fair next week where, for 235
cents, yOu can rent one large DAV Will Launch| .
All funds are disbursed to the) _ erald-cut gem is six carats. He knew what pe wanted,
Royal Oak Man to Head
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De roar Frankel, vice presidént
of ACF-Wrigley Stores, Inc., and
general manager of the Wrigley
Division, has announced the ap- smash a slightly used car twice.
The money will go for nursing
scholarships for county girls.
Junior Outnumbered
by Adults at Disneyland
ANAHEIM, Calif, — Junior|Stanley Evans, of 4391 Arden PI,
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is outnumbered by grownups at/as/ meat department director.
Disneyland. “Evins. will be in complete charge
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d le Ns tea tHE. PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY. ‘SEPTEMBER. 5, 1957, spe fe : eee eee NE RES RES eh RANTLE TE an Rae +7 «ct ne ii estate a oe sce memati se i ne <) ie .
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old urdinance® to use in its battle
" against ragweed and unstightly
vacant lots, . James Bailey of Van Buren Town, |'
ship was killed Wednesday when
an iron work bench toppled on
him, The boy, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Carl Bailey, was playing in .a
neighbor's yard with several other (This ts the havc of five ar-
ticles im which w famed writer de-
scribes the full, often dramatic life
of Francis Cardinal “Spellman, who ed by statues Of the Holy Fainily. “of Being Ever Busy; No Minute Is Lost the small caken dant altar flank- -lenergy. He seems to have time for one he had wade, Sentinen reach-
ed familiarly into a game he knows HOPE, Kan: @—The auction-
eer’s hammer will bang. down
Sept. 14 on Belle Springs Church,
where President Eisenhower's
forebears worshipped. vill observe the 25th anniversary of
his consecration as a bishop on Work on his sermons, books, onl slow, Fewer are needed now and @ foot high. children who were, rocking -the to explain why.
northwest It also calls for a weed warden, | heavy bench back and forth when!) sept. 8. articles, poetry, ag private tired — “Even the Braves have no pitch- ae rie - teddies i ane already--Haa“been sold.
authority ightly ‘it James. —— office, heavy with Ss. Dicta- piteh « double hea der.” ; 2 land? . oy _ evan oat : bs te ee By 3OB CONSIDINE tion inte moachisiee. Stacks and | Msgr.. John K. .Cartwright, of ox gh ane : mark about nine miles Abe Protested Early
NEW. YORK “(INS)—The lunch-
short prayer of thanksgiving which stacks of letters to sign. The ring-
in St, Patrick's. Spoke at a dinner
at the Hotel Muehlebach in behalf St. Matthew's Cathedral in Wash-
-/of an elementary schoo) he first he said.
of Hope, The President's grand-
entered 74 years ago as a ay this “hospital-tested” way!
ing phones. The needs of seven |ington, D. C., long-time friend of < jfather and great-grandfather at-| SPRINGFIELD — Abraham Lin- eon of lamb, broccoli, a potato and). pole se bishops, three bishops |the Cardinal, says of him: Tomorrow: Cardinal Spelman \tended services there after the Ei-'coin's official protest against slav- |@ pudding was finished. Francis) in residence, 2,344 priests, 7,-| «One of the most remarkable | "°, TUsMae® the builder, the | senhower family moved from ery was registered as early as 1837 = Cardinal Spellman had talked of} 711 ‘sisters, thousands of | things about His Eminence is the |" ; . things. in his easy way as| students in parochlal schools, | manner_in_ which’ he stdys “in a oe =f Te aed In he: see of We - = was serv <4 and the! thousagds In” orphanages, 89 | touch with’ what is happening ‘Energetic 80. Year-Old (Advertisement) :
: ffaenre ous Sa” Seimenests Soni came | INSTANT RELIEF FOR ‘ ‘Irish maids, This Was one trip, in pursuit of what is happening here in Amer- ais Sibi et onl :
= | He had had his usual morning|his work: flew to Kansas City| *a-- 3 ee Mim “tor ‘any | LEWISTOWN, Md. @ — J. ‘| ATHL of -work,and-e_long-afternoon-and-after-celebrating-ten-o event, bere =
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2 fg spectrum of human endeavor. _|nuns, then at a pontifical Mass.| Spellman doesn’t agree that he’s) ‘How old is old?” he asked: “If soothing, antiseptic powder that | se | *. ©. @ Addressed a lungheon group lens et ete Ane la Bele Oe Set Rs oe ene ia eae for oui as clings ving continuous ret | — “Bat” at “last “he gently” pushed “The “ctallenee” “Of the privetiond} once i Milwaukee, when asked at weeny fe At af arta a a: back his ¢chair-from the table, and today." Laid the’ ‘cornerstone ofjto deliver an importdnt speech on| Security, eee should have told) -2) On o-seconid contac caine Aine Gniy tor Me 19¢, Ad back nat
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Teresa's College for women, tour
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early the next morning, after 5:45
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“The writer, in personal conver-
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for signs of wear but found none.
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‘LEVITTOWN, Pa. w—Emoticns
fave simmered down. The rest-
less, pushing, sometimes violent
crowds are only a’ memory, From
time to time lecal police make
the rounds of routine patrol. State!,
police, on emergency. duty for
about two weeks, have gone:
The men come and go to their
jobs as usual. Their wives shop,
chin with neighbors, wonder how
Such is Levittown—and specifi-
cally; we Deswepd Hollow section
—three weeks after the first N& move : about inten molestation,
Some in the neighborhood - have
accepted the family cordially,
had to yield unwillingly in order
to .prevent further violence. On
that alone, the visitor is told again
and again, there is unanimity—a
ther rough ‘stuff. _
* * *
Myers family touched “ot eight
straight nights of noisy demon-
stration, with-—ecrowds —of-- more
than 400 milling about each night. some grudgingly. Others say they|~ |
determination there will be no fur-
+ Themid-August— atthe! pe
gro family moved into the pre-
viously all-white housing develop-
ment of about 15,500 homes and
* * *
Outwardly, . Dogwood Hollow
seems pretty much as it was be-|"
fore William and Daisy. Myers
came -with their three children
arid..settled-down-in,-a—pink-ranch+-
style house Myers bought for -a}
-little more than $12,000.
Myers, his family and friends
¥
Advises Negroes
With White Wives
to Leave Division
BAD KREUZNACH, Germany
{~The U.S. Army—has recom-
mended that Negroes with white
wives transfer out of the Texas-
bound 2nd Armored Division.
“It's.a means of preventing em
barrassment’ when the division
begins to move from here to Ft.,
Hood, Tex., in November, a
spokesman said. Some of the Ne-
groes in the division have married
white German girls.
. x * *
The spokesman declined to say
what would happen if a -Negro
with a white wife insisted on go-'
ing with the division to Texas.
A spokesman at Army _head-
quarters in Heidelberg comment-
ed; “I guess about all you can
do in a case like that is appeal
to a man's good judgment.”
* * *
officer said he could not say how
many of the 14,000 soldiers are Ne-
- groes and how many have white
wives. asserted:
Sleven persons were arrested.
Gov. George M. Leader sent in
state police-after local authorities
pleaded the situation was getting
out of hand.
‘The demonstrations ended; but
not the sharp differences of opin-
jon, or
* * *
The-Levittown-Betterment Assn:
/organized for the-avowed purpose
of. getting the Myers family out
by any legal means, continued its
efforts;tts
formerly of North’ Carolina, said:
“The Levittown Betterment Assn.
hasn't stopped working to oust
Myers. We don't advocate vio-
lence, but we want to get him
out, and we won't stop until our
mission ig completed.”’ He said
the ‘association has
members.
va = Eee 1a * :
On the other side is the Citizens
tee of Levittown, led by
Rev, Ray L. Harwick, who
“Now that the violence
jhas stopped, we can talk sensibly.
‘We want, to attack the problem
without emotion. We don’t~favor
forceful integration, but we do
feel a man has a right to live)®
where he chooses." The Rev. Mr.
Harwick said-his group has about
100—adherents. :
| Perhaps the most uaruffled per.
son of all is Myers.
* * *
A 32-year-old refrigeration tech-
nician working in Trenton, N.J.,
iacréss the Delaware River, My
jers said: Co
| “Time is my greatest ally. In a!
few months people will forget this!
|neighbor. I hope my neighbors
will do thé ‘same, Good-neighbor-
liness should. be the goal of all of| us,”’ . leader, James Newell chow Oficial: ar Marine”
land, Fla., hope this cheery por-
poise is ring -the bell for
school. But there’s a good chance
| | | |
|
K the bell’s ringing chow call for
the delightfilsea creatures who |
learn their showmanship here.
‘Tokyo Now Called
20 “acive World's Largest City
TOKYO \—The Tokyo city gov-
ing New: York and London.
22 on Aug, 1.
New York last July put that city’s
120,448 from the 1950 federal cen-
sus standard.
Reference works put “greater”
London's 1956 count at 8,270,430.
Landslide Buries Five
TURIN, Italy M—A landslide
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ling five members of the hotel-|
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. S17 s Quie t in Levittown; BOSTON i — Thirteen Michi.'Claire, KE. Shepherd, Waterviiet; ~ Despite wage increases granted in the first three months of 1957 Popular Prices ~ + Masons , will be awarded the|Robert E..Lake,. Berton Harbor;|by the industry, French auto pro-|totaled $52,700,000, nearly 25 per, 5 O Fa i -jorder’s 33rd degree. Sept. 19 at the/Robert F. Clybourne, Benton Har- Guéoes are offering improved|cent more than in the like period RIKER. FOUNTAIN - Rik \143th annual meeting here of the/bor: William L. Eyke, Muskegon; | models as. unchanged prices, Paris of 1956, according to the Ministry! - Supreme Council of Sovereign John F. Bell, Lansing; Verndn E.|reports. ity |
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‘| WASHINGTON (NEA) — At his
. press conference of May 8, 1957, < * President Eisenhower made the
.. 1,500-mile missile ‘itself, because.
. the first requisite of using that
~ kind of weapon is that you have
very good ogra to. find out
whether it is doing the job you
_ thought it was?
. “The only way you could find
out would be-withan Air Fore
that could penetrate at least 1,500 _
thiles into the enemy territory;
* im-Ohiet this -appear_to be
the final word in support of out-
going Defense Secretary Charies
Wilson’s order limiting the Army
to the operation of missiles with
ranges of not more than 200
miles.
That order is the key to the big
feud over guided missiles between Not more than 200 miles.
the Air Force and Army, which
incoming Secretary Neil McElroy
"the IRBM will be
__ PLOTTED FROM MAPS
“ted from maps, as artillery fire is| he many ‘esi bccn in bat.
tlefield reconnaissance and target)
acquisition.
The most profitable target for
fixed target,
-such as a transportation center, a
manufacturing complex or a forti-
fied or strategically important
city. It is doubtful an enemy
- would for long risk large ong
trations of troops or supplies in
* the field. would be launched — or so ‘goes
the Army argument.
~ One side-issue to the Army-Air
Force missile controversy has re-
ceived little attention so far—but
it may give the new Defense Sec-
revolves around the methods the
two services. use in developing
and building missiles.
* * *
The Air Force relies on private
industry—the large aircraft, com-
panies. “The Athy uses~a combi-
nation of, private industry and its _IRBM firings, whether at fixed
or mobile targets, would be plot-
directed. "With the area devasta- retary the most trouble of all, It} Army weapons and equipment,
‘;,¢ *« ©
of science and: technology.
rr
tion ‘of nuclear warheads, there
would be less need for pin-point
accuracy, *~ 4 own Ordnance Arsenals which fot
se oo:
RETIRING SEC. WILSON:
for observation, then it's possible Telemetric instruments, trans-
mitting information from the mis-
sile in flight back to the launch-
ing site, would indicate the rocket
was on course and reduce the need
for post-strike observation.
One nuclear - armed missile
fired on course would equal one
target scratched from. the list.
years mapping will have to referee, to Use the same flight, or .
. s. 2 to deliver the bomb—and it would) The Army points to its unique
stat st has not-settled|be unnecessary to send a missile rience in missile support . ac-
Papiiin ee to do the ee —_____* ___s | tivities. Army. Engineers: have
* ~The Army feels it has reason to
be. enthusiastic over its rapid
progress. toward an operational
Jupiter IRBM. Until President
_ Ejisenhower’s pro-Air Force state-
ment, the Army felt it was mak-
ing headway in its claim to be the
service best — to use. the
. IRBM.
1 busy
-‘Imuch of the free world. How
much mapping of the Soviet Un-
ion has been done~by either the
Army or Air Force is a matter of
Conjecture for the public.
TO DIVIDE WORK
Army Engineers would also
build the ports, airfields, roads,
bridges and rail lines to
employment of the IRBM; “and
provide liquid oxygen to help ~
power the missile.
The Signal Corps would supply
f. “fi tems. wire, radio and television‘commu-
nications, ahd fire direction sys-
“The Quartermaster Corps
would furnish liquid fuel for the
that “wear like iron”
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And the Arpry would have the |
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ground from which the IRBM ar? wil. many years have sncteass most
siles flourish best in the free, com-
petitive asmosphere of private in-
dustry, :
The Army feels that missiles use
almost all the skills and experi-
ence accumulated in its arsenals
in ballistics, metallurgy, precision
work, propellants, warheads, elec-
tronics, fuses, hydraulics and fire
control, among many other fields |
Next: Can missiles wilt gees Je Chinese Wooing
_a( Overseas Folk. Taipei, Peiping Offer
Dividends, Promises and
Memories to Departed.
judjcious- mixture of business. div-
idends, promises for increased
educational. facilities, and mem-
ories of the old home town.
Approximately 13 © million = *
_ They are an important influence |
in.their adopted —* and al
ees:
~
ARMY'S BIG FOUR — These missiles (left to right): Honest
The unanswered question: How ‘|Iships to overseas students. change
the folks back home, Both pei-|
ping and Nationalist Formosa |
seek their goodwill.
. Peiping’s latest bit of entice-
ment includes promises that over-.
seas Chinese who want to invest)
in mainland industries will be able |
to take half the yearly dividend:
in their own currency..
Hard-working, thrifty and ingen-
ious, the Chinese over the years
have reached dominant economic |
positions -in-many of the lands’
they inhabit.
’ Both Taipei and ‘Peiping offer |
advantageous terms and scholar- |
On.
.|Formosa, a student may continue
his higher education at a cost of
little more than $10 a month. |
The Reds are trying to quicken!
the old home towh spirit by offer-
ing low-cost. tours of China for
groups of overseas Chinese.
Spinster Spends pares
through wr et as
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Pear! Wildy is $15,875 in the hole |
on her venture in family history.
The 67-year-old spinster spent,
seven sir phe gathering
To Keep Man, Plants, Animals Alive
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jonly a 10-day supply of water to} Dr. Sutcliffe - presented esti-
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mals living on earth. is ‘in the air. Dr. Mosty said
holes, not uniform. To learn howjfot IGY, said the Russisns have|
it forms and exactly what it does|not yet decided on the size or\.¢ the volumes at $25 each. She |
andihas stored the others. at the farm:
haven't built a model. U.S. sci-
entists have their 20-pound satel- weight of their satellite
lite ready to go. graphs and documents and writing.
a 200,000-word manuscript tracing)
fhe family tree back. to Switzer- |
land and the year 1500.
It cost her $2,500 and she spent
another $15,000 having 700 copies
printed. :
“We wanted the book and that |
jwas the way to get it,”’ she said. |
Miss Wildy” managed to sell 65 where she lives with a brother
and their mother, an 89-year-old
invalid.. i
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thirst to death. ee a * * * :
Thr’ ely vey ie tr eta nent Une States is ahead of Russia in some
phases of work to launch artifi-|
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“Dr, Valerija Troitskaya, general CARPETS — LINOLEUM — DRAPERIES — TILE —
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Geraldine Adams, daughter of Mz.
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ly became the bride of Barry
.DHark. :
He is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Lawrence C. Hark of 3331 Lester
Dr., _Milford. :
Mrs. Chester Case was her
sister’s matron of honor for the ey told the meeting here of the
International _Union—of Geodesy
land Geophysics.
The knowledge could lead to
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ied studies of the
+eceans and—air during the Inter:
'|national Geophysical Year, Sci-
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cooperative researches to under-
stand dozens of natural pheno-
: /Mepa.
* * *
What has been learned about
.-\the water balance and future chal-
‘lenges were described by Dr. ceremony in~ the White Lake
Presbyterian Church, Sharon
Mark and Sherry Case were
birdesmaiq and junior brides-
maid, respectively.
Charles Smith acted as best!
man, and Donald ae and Doug- |
las Hark ushered.
The couple will reais in Seven
Harbors Island until their: new
home in White Lake _ is com-
pleted.
_Dr. K. C* Sutcliffe, a
i British weather scientist, and oth-
ers.
A strange carpet of turbulent
air, only a third of an inch thick,
¥. lying over the ocedns plays a vit-
al but still poorly understood role
in the earth's water balance, Dr.
+Mosby-said.This carpet-is- full-of
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Blondes Lead in n- Contest ed a Eps n Congressman to Visi it Local Coniniunities © ©
Lainey he thames ‘beans to acl ==2Broomtield to Consult Voters | Preliminary talent 2 jit n,n alter ote net
“eontinue today’ and tomorrow in
the Miss America pageant. ~~ [hails trom Tucson. judges. wears A coo dacuuamens
* ke o* |: Sara Ann Cooper, 18, of Buck ‘sion the back for voting the “‘right
“The 51 girls representing ‘45ther, Mo., danced her way. to the|' way” ‘last session? Want to scold iit cl chet be Ge woe:
‘ter of each city, : village and. Ga caer ay ce ae
which often hampers dealing
with the far-away Washington Freyse; 36-2235 and 5 feet eee : — Won and
ring Hawaij, Puerto Rico, Can-
ada, Chicago, New York City and
Washington, D. C., were split into
three groups of 17 girls yesterday
so the 0 judges can see every talent championship with a lively
interpretation of the Charleston.
Miss Cooper, daughter of Walk-
er. Cooper, catcher-coach for the
St. Louis Cardinals, wore the tra-
ditional garb of the roaring Twen-/g99
Detroiter Sues. Milkman DETROIT (#—Mrs. Estella Vin-
son of Detroit filed suit for $20,-
000 Wednesday against the Borden . {him for voting “wrong?”
You can, easily, when Rep. Wil-
liam S. Broomfield (R-Royal Oak)
visits your communitv in his
traveling office this mornth or
next. ’ township in the [8th (Oakland
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and you're invited in.
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- BOSTON (INS)—Ex-King Leo-
pold IIT of Belgium has started a
weeklong tour of atomic research’ :
on oS Boston |
Pines bs walks stay in Boston,
the 56-year-old . former _ Belgian
_Yvuler will tour the United States.
eTinie , Former. Belgian Ruler) |
GREAT MISSILE RACE —
“ announcement of a successful
to perfect the ‘ultimate weapon. Ballistic Missile has spurred on American efforts
pares the Air Force's ICBM “Adlas, es capable oft
Russia's recent — 15,000-16,000 m. Intercontinental slower, guided but long-range weapon. Atlas has
p. h,, and the ICGM ‘‘Snark,” a
been tested and the Snark has reached “the pro-
” Diagram com- duction stage. The “Titan,” another Air Force .
He also will visit with President
Eis : project, is still in _ research mae
17-19 SOUTH Sana st.
ca
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He . was accompanied on the
flight to Boston by his wife, Prin-|
cess Lillane, 39, and their 20,
aaeaied askaaing at Logan Inter.
national Airport, East Boston, by
Bishop Fulton J. Sheen of New,”
York, Admiral Paul Foster, assist-| wouldn't have to know the language } +t § 4 _ ant — manager of the ot the Atomic girl who burst into tears when she to reserve a hotel room in a for- Like Lady MacBeth’s
Energy mmission, Baron - ed |
eruys, Belgian ambassador ‘to the
Wnited States, and J. C. Folger,
U.S. ambassador to Belgium.
* * *
~ Leopold: ~said he particularly
wanted to visit Harvard University
and Massachusett$ Institute of
Technology. He said ‘he heads his
country’s Comimission for the De-
velopment .ef Science, and wants
to “see how the United States: is
planning to use atomic power for
the benefit of the people.”
“' * *
Leopold “expressed appreciation ike May Return
Who Misses It
WASHINGTON (INS) A little
found out her prize-winning calf
‘was going to be given to President:
Eisenhower’ Awill get her-calf back
—if she wants_it.
White House Secretary James Cc.
her. prize Holstein heifer.
The calf won a first prize at the.
during the Labor Day week end.)
|After drying her tears, Sharo.,
with some prompting from her
family, accepted a $1,000 check for
the calf. When Hagerty heard the ranged for Adm. Lewis| ; an‘ of the A —“—£
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BER 5, 19 - tx . # j Tee ee
TWENTY. SEVEN ie
Gi shines
Set fo lsiy ‘Soldier Says He Saw
Girard Lure wn
~ Onto Firing Range
. MAEBASHI, Japan ~The sol-
. its opening Ang. 26. He is accused
of luring Mrs. Naka Sakai, a| ue
“Jan. 20, : . mo
Prosecutors announced today
that Specialist 3.C, Victor Nickel,
of Inkster, Mich., will be one of
three witnesses summoned when
the court convenes Saturday on
Hill 655 outside of Maebashi. The
session will be held on the firing
empty cartridge casing Girard| _
fired from a’ grenade launcher. ~
Nickel’s statement - saying. Gi-
rard asked him to toss empty] —
=
other brass picker was presented
Court by the} — to the U.S. Supreme
U.S. Army during a battle. over
which nation should try Girard.
Nickel
t
has refused to comment STARTING AGAIN — Classrooms were hum-
ming this morning at Pontiac High, as students
| returned to take up their studies again. = \Two on. Bicycle injured \
fin Collision With Cor
i) | Best Identification Tag
*| Soon May Be Your Ears : By ‘RENNIE TAYLOR
chard Lake Ave., Wednesday, re- Associated Press Science Reporter/the most nearly foolproof ‘way of ek
'| BERKELEY, Calif. «—Don’'t|identifying babies and conceivably A card bearing the famtly name
Richard Mathis, 15, of 392 Dit-|lend anyone your ears. They may it could be.a great help in crim-|of the’baby, the name f the hos-
mar Ave., was treated at Stibe your best identification tag. . — Jor ier Hospital for minor| University of esl se: After talking with Manuel Zim-/camera range. A click of the shut :
cout keken Le 20, of : iar. camera which can. he used /
‘inside the Hospital delivery room, -
_ |}, As soon as‘ possible after delivery
|la rectangular cardboard frame is i hung-over- the infant's right-ear.’. _ eS
It is marked off both ways in mil- Rs
limeters-or fractions of an inch . _
The ‘gar~system might become|to give accurate measurements. foe
inology,. said Dr. Douglas Kelley.|pital and the date jg set within
beroff, the photographer, Dr. Ke-jter: records the whole thing before
of | Searchers, spurred by the sugges-|ley said he was ready to get be-jthe infant leaves the delivery |
A388 Ditmar Ave., was admitted|tion of a Chicago photographer of hind- a one-year investigation to|room. | : aluate the ear identification * *« * with a possible concussion and is|Pabies, are about to start a re-|/¢V
_|reported in satisfactory. condition| research project to determine idea. _ |. Zimberoff, whose business is
cay whether the human ear’ changes _ ®* €* ©® ~ |photographing new-born infants,
The car was driven by Clyde
L. Rian, 37, of 28-S. Parke St.
+ the
tion, shape during the course of life. Zimberott said he got the idea/not just their ears, said he has
It they find it does not change|from reading an account of the/supplied the identification equip-
eontour,,and that is what they ful-;work of Alphonse Bertillon,,ment to scores of hospitals
ily expect, they plan to set up a/French anthropologist: who origi-|threughout~the country and per-
A basket was found dangling system which could supplement|nated the fingerprinfer system.|mits its use at no profit to him-
ith the. finger<|Bertilion—mentiotied ats as alself. He has a patent on the ear” . % -eress-that-—stands-
wi (Charing Cross Hospital, 100 -feet| printing as a “fheans of identifica- possible standard of identity. -/camera arid some other equip-
jabove the London street level. The photographer developed an|iment features.
Pontiac Press Photo
culo vutkl Susie ile -Matien Leboar goes -| over some scheduling with (I-r) Lona Lambdin,
gare Humphrey, and Pat McAllister.
Sakai, 26, who isnot. related to
the victim,
: Japanese police have quoted
-—Onozeki as saying Girard “enticed
and induced” him and Mrs, Sakai
before shooting at them. Kujlov! 4 Sakai is called an eyewitness to/ :
the shooting.
Danube 1,750 Miles Long .?
VIENNA—The Danube js 1,750 ‘Press Lake Search
for. Lansing Family
a oe
320,000 square miles. searched the upper part of the
Lower Peninsula yesterday
found no trace of the plane.
ther did Coast Guardsmen Fs. 5
a base at Traverse City who
searched the area as well as hunt-
ing in boats along Lake Michigan
between Manistee, Beaver Mand
and-Pellsten,—-
t Gives Wrong Address
John Touleyrou, 42, who was
il-| picked up in a gambling raid by
.|Pontiae Police Sunday night does
not live at the address given; 541
§.. Jessie St., as previously re-
ported. A check yesterday. dis-
closed that he had given police a
false address. at U. of M. Prof. Eat O’Roke |
e-|Retires After 28 Years
ANN ARBOR, Mich. (®—Univer-'
sity Of Michigan Prof. Earl C.|
O’Roke, called ‘ ‘the smiling Trish-|
man’”’ by his students, has retired|
after 28 years on the faculty.
* «x ®
O'Roke, who taught forest 20
ology, suffered -a cerebrak thftom-|
bosis a year ago, The illness
caused him to lose his memory,
and he says he is now trying to’
Teleara many of tq past expert
ences.
* * «x.
A native of Kansas, Prof. O’Roke|
passed his 70th birthday on
Aug. 2. :
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‘By pave BATTELLE
‘NEW. YORK (INS)—Mr, Walter
O'Keefe; a Mian who chanced his! -
first airplane ride in 1912 and has
been up and down ever since in the
or, Yead toa: aepping” of apt:
sors and: the morgage on the
homestead.
A hymn doesn't ask for a life:
“Gas at aaa. or wen Ne is:
week contract on contentment,
With the. kind permission of G.
Schirmer, the songwriter quotes Just one day at a time, °
My: prayer is one I can share
the verse intended to help others | with you, dear Lord,
like himselg who have learriéd | —
enough of life not to ask for
eT oe
“Help me to do what I ought to do, One ne Day at a Time;- ~No Miracle, Asks Hymn con Task for something I ‘sie ‘he'll
give,
ward,
part, Tut ‘one day ata ‘tine. ” 7
The peace 1 know is enough re-
Just one day at | a time.
May every day be a work of art,
In which I may play a humble|eze number. Now, in, the "50's,
scalloped swath of radio, mL k E Oil Ri ht pacaiens need, spinitually, “ even _loftier phoning a te¥gram fo Western a e re | ig S uncle a % . | And give me the strength to ME a for an understanding thoughts. +8 Union the other anaes carry me through; ss oo * +: ¥.—
as to Aid Pennsylvania .,:7 te" sores me tow “sus one day a time = Ogee, win ‘mows oes at to live, At last: I'm learning to lean on! ' +. hi Se his — 4 n oe mat when. he sees one, is doing his eae aa ° . |_ust one day at a time. the Lord, ' Walter O'Keefe started his ca-'bit, ™ “Under what name is that ree: HARRISBURG, Pa. W—A state! -
istered, sir?” she asked. jofficial predicts ~ Pennsylvania . ; :
“Walter O'Keefe.” said O’Keefe./™ay benefit ‘by millions of ‘dollars: THE BERRYS :
tien? - when it leases the first offshore oil TT Ved Toupee tw x - Gee,"’ ‘she pondered. ‘*What- AB nhs samen PETER! GARL aS =
ever happened to him?” and gas drilling rights along Lake ees DONT | | er 5 oF Athe 3 : << * es: .Erie bates, ss =m < * | FORGET "ea . Fy eae
is sitting here in al : ee —— - se ae ae | We Nave no nope ol ans Seng Ve
black-and-white striped shirt, tor-
toise shell spectaculars and an
aura of philosophy, and—he is
saying, “I'm writing verse, what '
lany way near as big as the off-
shore operations now under way
in the Gulf of Mexico and off the
coast of California’’ said Robert
’ He also has a four nights week-
ly show called “Nightline” on
NBC Radio, but that is so cus.” Saaeee = —tomary ine O'Keefe’s entertaining
past it scarcely calls for men- isylvania just the same.”
tion,
“There are--times-for -thinking,}Leases- will_be—awarded-the-high|——-
“ahd whatever man_ is thinking!
comes out in verse,” he says. ‘'!
: mber when Lindbergh crossed
it Atlantic—5,000 verses came in
to one New York City paper)
alone, with re rhyming how)
they felt.
* * *
“So now men are worried about)
how things are going (for some
reason, the workd seems a little
upset to everybody), and they're:
writing hymns. I've written one:
, not because it’s a trend, but!
use.
that's all."
* x -*
O’Keefe’s contribution to a trou-;Squires thought he got a wrinkle
bled world would appear typical of
the philosophy of a man who has'on his boot,
been for more eeyil a quarter-cen-|
tury engaged, good-humoredly but'he pulled off his boot — and alwere an eyesore.
never complacently, in the most|big centipede unwrapped
whimsical of proféssions: One day|from around his big toe. It bit
you give a sensational show and|Squires and he had to spend two
are in demand; — a miscue/days in the hospital. this hymn scomret to me, tg Be Dangerous One C: Barwick,” but it could well
mean millions of dollars for Penn-
The state has fixed Sept.
iveceive bids for _ si
sections off Lake Erie, one 19,300
acres and-the other 16,500 acres:
est bidders with each operator re-
quired to pay the state royalties:
Bulldozer Drivér jtwo weeks ago with a bulldozer of an eighth of the field price of
oil or gas that is recovered,
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dian shore. zi
iNew ‘Wrinkle’ —
.TALOGA, Okla, «- — Carlos
in his sock when he hurriedly put
The wrinkle didn’t work out so)
itself
‘operator; Charles Bennett.
—a Few Beers—
5 Garages Gone! | '
it on’an indignant interior deco-|
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driver and a few beers. - i
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the decorator.
* * *
State Police Pvt, Earl Glasser!
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them over some beers in a bar a dim view of the “whole thing.
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The garages were pushed into a|
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MEDIA, Pa, a ~ Five garages: beneath five tons of dirt. The big-
are. missing in nearby Concord-/gest clue to their disappearance,
: jvilte today and state police blame Glasser said, was the bulldozer
acks.
x * *
The tracks led to Bennett,
|said, and Bennett led to Baeshore.
Glasser led both men to Justice of
The garages used to be behind! jthe Peace A. Randall Mathues,
the home of-Bonald Baeshore, 46,'who held them in $1,000 bail each|-
He thought they for a further hear ing on malicious):
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Oranges ong
Seafood Salad Sweet California’ oranges rate! _
high for salads, When “fresh or-
anges are combined with crisp
salad greens these family favorites
are greeted. with new enthusiasm.
* * *
This Citrus Salad is a study in
greens and gold. Pretty as a
picture and good’ too. S h i
Supper Citrus Salad
warts coarsely chepped raw spin-|
bite-size_pieces
chuck style tuna
2 to 3 green onions
Vs. large _avecnde. _
Dreesing
‘s cup freah lemon juice
2 tablespoons _ fresh orange fice
1 teaspoon grated orange peel
2 teaspoons salt
teaspoon dry mustard | some Blend of fresh fruit and. vanilla pudding mix, it's as goad -as-.
Will ‘Frost’ Grapes -
Why not ‘frost’ grapes a¥ a fea-
. ture of the salad plate or asa
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lon a paper towel, ~ then : “ apes that ate good to ar as well|works better than confectioner’s oF o Tego ‘White and’ ‘Sugar | & J padiedeee . +Pineapple unt Dish
“Dip each biinch in water, drain
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a serving of the chunks in sherbet
‘This coot Pineapyle-Qrange cons: ares ao 2 008 3 © 2 SR
barely thawed, undiluted
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over each serving, Sprinkle with —
2 chunks thor-'chopped_ salted almonds, Serves 4. cheese |ment to pretty ¢
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| STEAKS 6 9.18
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TENDER BEEF
POT ROAST |
‘TWO-TONED ICE CREAM — Make this delicious Two-Toned
Ice Cream treat right in your own refrigerator. A rich and flavor-
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STEAKS —
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MEATY —} PORK LIVER L
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LEG ROAST Lb. =”
the old-fashioned kind, yet so easy to prepare.
| F teaspoon paprika”
1, teaspoon celery sood
* cup salad of!
Place spinach in large salad
bowl. Peel oranges, slice into
~ eartwheels, then cut into bare:
pieces. Drain tuna and fla
coarsely. Slice onions thin. |
avocade into halves; remove seed
and ski and cut‘into large cubes.
Combine oranges, .tuna, onions and
. avocado cubes with spinach. Pour’
dressing over all and toss lightly
te blend. Serve at once.
Dressing: Combine all ingredi-
- eats and shake thoroughly in small
jar. Makes 6 servings.
They're. Really Popovers |
Open fresh popovers with
sure tlle, wick inde yenauintade
and mince meat, combined half
and half and warm slightly. Fold
down the cover again and serve
new. Robbers’ Den is such a Made With Pudding Mix
ee ween be greet
—Not a Sideline! Pretty Frozen Dessert
As a special treat. try’ this: de-| oo to freeze until firm. ‘De licious
lightful pink and white homemade cating! - |
ice cream—as good as the oldfash-| Two- Toned Ice Cream
ioned, kind grandmother made in| 1% cup sliced strawberries or peaches —
‘y cup sugar
i — vanilla pudding and Pie, the hand. freezer. It's inexpensive, | i
“EXTRA LEAN
BUTT HALF too, and no fuss or trouble :te pre-| ep sugar
Spoon
pare with vanilla pudding mix and) 2'% cups mitk
| 1 egg yolk... fresh strawberries or peaches. | lege white
For added richness an egg yolk} 2 tablespoons sugar
is-cooked with the pudding mix. : This is b ht to a full boil, re-| - Crush fruit slightly, add 1/3 eup’ LEAN, MEATY
| l cup light cream | SPARE RIBS“ 5 PORK BUTTS 49° Tender, Lean
GROUND DEEF. Lbs. 3 $4 a moved from the heat and added |SUgar, and let stand 20 minutes, |
to the egg white which has been| Meson, combine pudding |
beaten into meringue peaks. A cup:mix, % cup sugar, salt, and 4 cup,
of light cream is then folded looms ve bil and, for the finishing touch, straw-' in saucepan: ees yo! berries or peaches are added to blend well. Then add remaining 2%|
half the mixture which is poured) cups milk. Cook and stir“over me- BLADE CUT
PORK
CHOPS
Eee GRADE 1
Polish Sausage 49. SHORT 3 35
into a freezing tray to chill until dium heat tntil mixture comes to
partially firm. The remaining! full boil. Remove from heat. _ j
i Beat egg white until foamy |
GRAPEFRUIT J JUICE thats — Oe
Se TreeSweet ..' o _ has naturel sweet flavor _ | throughout. Add 2 tablespoons
_tablespoon.
| beating after each addition until
sugar is blended, Then continue |
beating until this meringue mix- |
ture will stand in peaks. Add hot |
pudding gradually. Then fold in_
cream. To half of mixture, fold |
| im fruit, Oe
Pour into freezing tray of auto-|
imatic refrigerator, setting control.
for coldest freezing temperature. |
Freeze until partially firm. Spread Sp
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remaining pudding on top and
freeze until firm. Freezing time:
3 to 4 hours. Makes 1% quarts. If,
desired, serve with a fruit sauces) LIBBY’S
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New French Toast Ideas |
The next time you make French
toast, try broiling instead of fry-
ing. It goes faster because you can
make nine slices at a time. Served
‘wth a warm sundae sauce, French
toast may come to the dinner table |
as an‘ inexpensive, tasty dessert. (24 OZ.
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~ Se beck-to-school-time is also the time to head for the nearest Shop-Rite Market to stock up a ne eee a SN
those cupboard shelves with famous-brand foods . >. better quality foods thet give-your— is ;
youngsters: more food energy with every bite! You'll like seep Sis lower prices, too! .
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Start of another year calls Oak-
*_“Jand county children back to their)
studies. Clutched tightly in the hot
little hands of thousands of these!
youngsters will be a shiny new
lunch box. The hot lunch program
‘inthe schools is increasing each
year, but there are still ai
many children who c ee
What goes into that
is entirely up. to you, en
Whether your children get an ade-
quate lunch that firnishes at least!
one-third of their day's require-
Of course you have to work around
their likes and dislikes; but there
is always an answer, —~
Let's review, ed tu a what does constitute a good
with butter or margarine and
_ holding meat, eggs, fish or peanut
butter. Carrot and cabbage salad
goes along in a paper dish, es 2
&
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i Pilie in ndditun 40 ait we poune-
_er brother has. He may. want both
soup and milk and a heavier des-|54
sert,
When children buy milk at
{oad
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also thiamine, a B vitamin.
Children love hot dog and ham-)
‘Tired of the’
Try Some of
weary racer te cheeses emon Cookies hares (fen Cooked fgg Cinnamon
1 ; Here's a delicious and nutritious
cookie that bears frequent repeti- be green ti Si
co tion. It's oo the cookie jar
won't stay fil
_jrecipe makes a gp tii
and you won't mind if the family
like them so well they disappear.
Whole California fresh lemons pro-
vide bio-flavonoids’ that are so
® |beneficial for cementing cell walls. “never-very tong. It's a delicate;
yellow Cae! with .a matching
flavor, -
The same milling company has
come out with a Cake 'n Frost-
ing mix combining both cake and
il’s food cake with white frosting.
It will make an eight or nine
Z inch square cake.
‘The third cake mix, chocolate
chip, may be used for a cake or
for some easy drop cookies,
Chocelinte Chip Drop Cookies
instant ch ie_chip cake. New Ones Old Mixes? i utrition 1 sith ‘egal omnbente ‘nt chipped
nuts, 44 cup crushed pineapple,
dash of salt and 2 tablespoons
salad dressing.
_ Pineapple-Ham Sandwich " an
Mix well 1. cup ground ham,
% cup drained crushed pineapple,
1 tablespoon brown sugar and % >| / 5 4
at ’
white or wine wheat bread.
Citghiien tiie. (3 a2.) package of filling
“jcream cheese, 2 tablespoons may-
onnaise or salad ‘dressing, 44 cup
drained crushed pineapple and 42
cup finely shredded carrots, -
Combine a 3 ounce package of
pe tgptvcs -Diane's hunchbox. nb Lunch |
Halt 'n Halg
Combine % cup of peanut butter
with % cup drained crushed pine-
Pani nen aden
oranges! Er
2] 3
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zt - flavored meats in both
flavors have found favor with the
er tablespoon water
% cup chopped nuts
Place about half the cake mix In
a bowl. Add water, eggs, and but-
_ter; blend well. Then add remain-
ing mix and beat until smooth. Stir)”
in nuts,
Drop by “ teaspoontfuls onto
greased baking sheets. Bake in
moderate oven (375 degrees) 10 to
12 minutes. Store in tightly cov-
ered container. Makes 3% dozen
cookies.
One more mention of a mix
and we'll go on to other. things. term, .
The advantage of “Bro-Hens”
to the homemaker is that she will
be assured a 4 succulent
chicken. The moist-heat methods
are the cooking ones and
“Bro-Hens” will stew, bake or
‘braise.
Oranges Impart .
Flavor fo Salad
Here's a salad that helps to
make the kind of a meal you en-
_lively. flavor. oranges. a 40:
a seafood salad.
Hilo Lobster Sdlad
2 6%4 ounce cans rock lobster (2 cups)
or shrimp, crabmeat, white fish
1% cups fresh California oranges, cut
into bite-size pleces be off to the Fodd Editors’ Con- 2 lemons
lcup suger
; = 4 butter or margarine
3 haré-secked eggs
cups flour
Grate pee of lemon on sugar.
‘strained and chopped form. Three |Creamt butter until soft: Add sugar}
gradually, creaming butter and hot coffee mixture.
high chair set: pork with apple-|sugar until fluffy. Beat in one egg.
sauce; ham with raisin sauce and Press hard-cooked eggs through
ricer or chop fine and add to
you|through grinder and add ground
- Hens” |Pulp. Stir in flour.
| Roll the dough into one-inch
the |balls. Beat egg white slightly. Mix
_ together the’ 4 cup sugar, cinna-
quality birds formerly were called, Mon and nuts. Dip balls in slightly
are being cinnamon- nut mixture. Place on
paid dignified with o new | ookie sheet and press balls. with
thumb to flatten. Bake in slow |
over (325 degrees) about z a te = Cut Hol
minutes. Makes about 5 di Cafe’ au Lait —
Is Spicy With
The economy of fixing exactly
the amount .to -be—used and
convenience of “‘one-cup” prepara-
tion sometimes cause us to over-
However, the 'lqok’ some.of the more intfiguing amount,
au Lait .
cups boiling w
2 tables
2 cups milk
cocoa also for ease.
It's smart
kitchen.
sired. Yield: Four servings.
Or add a teaspoon of instant |
one ee oe 8
A Fine Change in Waffles
Porch snack: gingerbread waf-
fles with vanilla ice cream or
Keep your eyes 0) for all these|whipped cream. If you want ta £01 h few foods. In a few weeks we’ll/all-out, you can also offer butter-
scotch or chocolate sauce; ference, and then we'll have even‘of these flavors go well with the
more new things to“write about. |gingerbread. basting,
AAW ONG.
e for Basting
When baking ham with a bee
' possibilities of instant coffee. For |
example, there’s Cinnamon. Cafe’!
. . with a party flavor,
and a breath of the South Seas.
Cinnamon Cafe’ au Lait
42-inch sticks cinnamon
Add cinnamon sticks to boiling
water, cover and simmer for five
. jminutes. Add instant coffee and
hot milk. Remove cinnamon sticks
and place in coffee mugs; pour jos Pare
Sweeten if de-
Lean - Skinless-- Shankless.
homemaking
advantage of the many Gelighttal|
shortcuts provided by ‘today's con-
venience foods, particularly when
the sun is shining and Mom's time :
“lis needed in other spots than * pant
follow this suggestion
from a famous chef: Using a long-
bladed knife, cut around the shank
bone and pour in as — ee =|
basting the outside ‘of the remand
both |during baking, pouring on the beer
directly from the can or- ‘bottle
about every 10 minutes.
is mel “it It vs Alive---I Cs Fres I”?
1 15
“HEN Ib. avg.
TURKEYS
ij 1% tips diced celery
1 teaspoon salt
% teaspoon ground black pepper
Dash of ground cpyenne pepper
\% teaspoon soy na
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ROASTING
Ib.| HENS
peppercorns iChill and Season at Once
Store ‘toniato juice in a covered)
container in the refrigerator with
a few celery tops, allspice berries,
and some
grated carrot. Strain coarsely
Serve as
iret” course cheese and
with | ora Fritters
oo gear into hot
eon coe It’s tied to form if
| moist heat method of braising. It).
models every vear.
» Here's an appetizing way of serv-
ing the 1957 sweet corn: _|istant Cotes
{to Angel. Food
a Suntanned Angel Cake is'<iites Spread butter or margarine quick-as-a-wink with a prepared ion cut surfaces,
like today’s automobiles — new), /, Whoppe yer Sandwich
Will Feed 2 a Crowd — ay 2-pound loaf of round pe
Spread egg salad filling over bot. —
tom (fifth) slice, Top with fourth —
bread slice. Arrange lettuce leaves Angel Cake
To one package angel food cake) ind chipped beef on fourth slice.
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THE z PONTIAG PRESS, 1 THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1957_ ~
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Walled Lake
Resident Dies William Mahar Active
. in Moose Lodge, Earned
Highest Degree
William J. Mahar, 59, of 220
Wanda St., Walled Lake, died sud-
denly at his home yesterday, fol-|
lowing a heart attack.
He came to Pontiac from Lansing
and lived here 30 years before
moving to Walled Lake.
* * *
An automobile salesman at the
Pontiac Retail Store, he was a
trember of the Loyal Order. of
“Moose, B.P.O.E., No. 810, having
earned its highest honorary de-
gree as a Pilgrim member. He
also had served as state president
of the Michigan Moose Association
and was a past governor of the
_ local’ lodge. Other lodge activi-
included ‘s ties. serving as secretary.
_ of the local lodge for 15 years,
directing the membership com-
mittee, and serving actively in
‘Moose ritualistic work. Beererca Ney
* * *
Surviving besides his wife, Flor-
ence, are eight children, Wayne.
Mahar of eee Olmstead, Ohio;
Mra agen - Mrs.
mg foes said ‘Mrs.
ae Steg ot Mt. Clemens; and
Jerrianne, Robert, Michael, ont
Ernest J. Mahar, all at home.
sister, Mrs. Raymond Coombe, atl
Pontiac, also survives.
At 9 p.m, tonight a recitation of
the Rosary will be said at Voor-
hees- Siple Funeral Home. At 10
p.m..tomorrow Moose funeral serv-
ices will be conducted at Voorhees-
Siple Funeral Home, with burial
mio aneuereg
Death Notices MRS, IRENE SHIEFLER —
Service for Mrs. frene Shiefier,
65, of 1160 Lake Angelus Rd., will
take place at 1:30 p.m. Saturday,
from the Huntoon Funeral Home.
with burial in Perry Mt. Park
Surviving are a daughter, Mrs.
N. J. Hoffman ‘of Pontiac, and
three sons, LeRoy of Grand Rap-'
ids, and Thomas and Lacey, both
of Pontiac .| ident. The Fitzners have agreed. | a Trial of. | ‘Contidentiaf
, Soon Going to Jury
:
criminal bel 'andto riot, lewd
and obscene matter.
sisted to the very end.
The defense’s final witness was
a paralyzed former employe of
Grauman’s Chinese Theater. Test-
imony of Mrs. Jan Harkins, a
young, mother, was taken at ber
in her Los Angeles‘ home.
Mrs, Harkins testified that while
working at the candy counter in
Grauman's in the spring of 1954,
she was told by a fellow employe,
James Craig, that Miss O'Hara
was “‘invélved in a necking party”
in the rear row of seats.
Mrs. Harkins sais she did not
State Couple
to Aid Convict.
_ | om the Pontiac league’s board of
fo Urban League Hold Banquet at Home
Attend Reception
With the annual conlewont of
ceeding at a rapid pace in Detroit,
the Pontiac Urban League
host to festivities last night.
* *
[Menem of, Hickory Grove road,
Bloomfield Hills.
| Dr. McNeill; aside trom being
directors, also serves as one of
the 41- national trustees, ;
A reception for all board mem-
Will Forword Letter
to President on Behalf
of Ex-Son-in-Law
PORT HURON (® — A Port Hu-
ron couple has agreed to help an
escaped convict who was briefly
married to their daughter in. his
tention of President Eisenhower.
* * *
George Leroy Page, 28, wanted
as an escapee from a South Caro-
lina prison, has asked Mr. and
Mrs. Louis Fitzner to forward a
letter of his to the President which
asks that he be exonerated or giv-
en a new trial.
Page, who is fighting extradi-
tion from Honolulu where he sur-
rendered to authorities, also has
asked the Fitzners to circulate
a petition attesting to his char-
acter and send that to the Pres- .
Page escaped from prison in
1954. He was convicted in 1946 of
the fatal shooting of a cab driver
“\but contends he was not given a
fair trial, In his letter to the Pres-
ident he said he believed he was’
not guilty of what he was accused
of. fight to bring his case to the at-' bers. from the 62 cities having
local leagues followed the —
jand meeting,
x . * -
Members of the Pontiac. league
have been, attending meetings and
social gat igs" since the confer-
ence officially opened Tuesday. The
theme of this year’s conference is
“Resolving The Racial Crisis—A
par aaa To Interracial Team-
-- * *
The Pontiac delegation, made up
largely of board members..is being
= by president Norman H. Kui-
a.
* * *
Panel discussions have been held
each day on such subjects as hous-
ing, community services, integra-
tion and the nation’s manpower
needs. .
Yesterday morning a plenary
session summarized the current
events in the wake of the Su-
r preme Court decisions on deere:
A highlight of the conference will
‘take place tonight as events draw
to a close. Michigan's Lt. Govern-
or, Philip. A. Hart, will address the
closing banquet, at which time the:
League will receive a citation from|
MRS. MARY ELLEN WILHELM
Service for Mary Ellen Wil-
helm, 80, of 84 Maines Ave., ‘will
Pursley Funeral
burial In Oak Hill Cemetery. The
Rev. Austin B. Steward wilt-offi-
ciate. Mrs. Wilhelm died yester-
day at her home. »
MRS, VINNIE KEHOE
ROCHESTER — Word has been
received here of the death of Mrs.
Vinnie Nichols Keho in Los Ange-
les. Mrs. Kehoe, 72 years, who was
--@ native of Rochester, will be bur- -4ed-in-Los--Angeles,She_died.Sun-,,
day. =.
Surviving her are a sister, Mrs.
Hugh Savage of Los Angeles; &
brother, Frank Nichols of Roch-
ester; three nieces and two neph-
ews from ciulu where he turned himself over ; * * *
Page and the Fitzners’ daughter,
Betty Lou, 24, went to the West
Coast after their marriage. He de-
serted her there and went to Hon-
to police. .
The marriage has been annulled
but Betty Lou ‘says she plans to
jaeet ty Pee
Thirty Cars Destroyed
in Big Rapids Blaze
BIG RAPIDS (INS) — Thirty
cars were destroyed early today
in a 520.000 Sire. in-Bic Rapids. the Americar Heritap
Deaths Elsewhere
—GENEVA, Switzerland (—Bar-
Maurice de Rothschild, 76, scion
of the wealthy banking family, '
died Wednesday. His wealth has’
been estimated at about 252 mil-|
lion dollars. He wag noted earlier,
in the century for his racing sta-'
bies, his political feuds, and his,
place in the art world. |
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SEATTLE (#—Mrs. Margaret C.:
Munns, 87, world treasurer of the
Women's Christian OUNGa ton.
[eat ony
|-in—-Pontiac- Township
Pontiac Is Host |
of Dr. McNeill; Boards |‘
the National Urban League pro-| ¥
iMrs. Bittikofer sat sobbing on
the steps of her front scabies i Death Neg Witnesses tedly
_ Morder Examination
Rules Against — ,
‘Spot’ and ‘Susie’ |
Judge John D. Watts of De- {
troit’s Traffic and Ordinance |
Court went to Mrs. Bittikofer’s |
yard to hold the hearing after |
she said she was too ill to come |
to his courtroom. She was
charged with. harboring a nui- \
sance, . |
Spot and the other dog, Susie,
maintained a discreet silence.
But Mrs, Bittikofer, 46, had plen- |
ty to say. At one point Judge
Watts warned her: “Be quiet or
you'll go to jail.”
Mrs. Bittikofer lost the case.
Judge Watts found her guilty but
referred her to a probation of. |
ficer, He ordered Spot and Susie
sent to the Michigan Humane
been given away,
The crowd drifted away and i
|
AUTOS
The blaze razed the Triangle
Auto Sales Co. in the heart of the
city. No one was injured but per-
sons. living above adjoining build-
ings were evacuated. ©
Police said the fire apparently
started in a repair shop in one cor-
ner of the building. Several ex- an __ Temperance
Union from. 1925- until 1953, died.
Washington school teacher, was:
born in Fairbury, Tl. .
* *.
GREENWICH, mw — Byron E.'
‘Calhoun, 54, president of the In-,
tercontinental Hotels Corp., which |
operates 12 hotels jn Latin Amer Tuesday. Mrs. Munns, a pioneer |
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fce|plosions during the fire were be-
= tee tcnallg-C-bliathatn -66;-0f-125 Hieved caused by “gasoline “and
Grove Ave., will be held at 2 p.m.
Friday at ‘the Lester Smith and
Son Funeral Home, with burial in} Mbrie
ss Imlay Township Cemetery. He
evening of of a heart
“hil etvia oo Dah Soe
or Se eer ext benOet a= thee
sheriff of Lapeer County for 1144
years, resigning in 1952. -
Surviving
. of East La
MRS. JOHN UHRICK
WALLED LAKE — Service for
Mrs. John (Pauline) Uhrick, 10,
of 3293 Pontiac Trail ‘will be at
1:30 p.m. Saturday from the Rich-
ardson-Bird Chapel here, with in-|
terment in Glen Eden Cemetery.
Mrs. Uhrick died today at
Stabnick of Detroit
John Jr., ct Cuoriovtin: uo Soall
_ of Detroit; a +
pian for a Greater Delhi is carried
out, New Delhi reports. ~*~ are his. widow and] #ssistant general manager of the
two promi George, Imlay City,|
“and Albert E nsing. other inflammables in the. garage.
Fire companies from Reed City,
y, Cadillac and Mecosta as-
sisted the Big Rapids department.
_|Ford Vice President © _
|tory nia Institute ica, died Wednesday: He had been
with the THC, a subsidiary of Pal
American World Airways, since
its inception in 1947.
* * *
82.
historian and author of textbooks
on government and political sci-
ence, died Wednesday. _ Munro,
former chairman of the history,
government and economics divi-
sion at Harvard, resigned in 1929,
to become a member of the exec-|
utive council and professor of his-'
and Nisiragpene at Califor-| PASADENA, Calif. w—Dr. Wil-;
-Hiam- Bennett’ Munro, 1
of Technology in}
* * * Pasadena:
SHEBOYGAN, Wis. @—
(Tom) Kroos, 77, executive vice
president of the Kohler Co., and
associated with the plumbing firm
since 1899.
* *» *
NEW YORK (®—Max Pavey, 39,
rated among the top 10 chess
players in the United States, died
Wednesday,
caffrey, $4, a retired river boat
captain and once married to Hol-|
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Being introduced to Superintendent of Schools Dr: _ Dana P. Whitmer (left) are Esther Cruver, Mrs. Zena
Ellis, Elaine Neale and Emil Diewald. This get-to-
Convention
Delegates Are Named Tipacon . Chapter of the
American Business Women's
Association appointed Mrs.
Ossie Gates. and Cleobelle
Coleman delegates to the na-
in Oklahoma City, Okla.
ne x *
The appointment was made
meeting. of at the Wednesday
the. group held_at Hotel Wald- Z
who showed slides of the pro-
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completed for the “Hand of
Friendship” tea to be held
Sept. 22 from 2 until 5 o'clock
at Hotel Waldron.
Chosen to Attend
Supreme Session
Mrs. Albert Kugler and Thel-
ma Anderson were elected to
Iraq Caldron, Daugh-
ters of Mokanna; at the group's
. Supreme Session in Davenport,
Towa. ;
The club met . Wednesday
evening at Pontiac Federal
Savings and Loan Building
with Mrs. Edward Pritchard
as hostess, assisted by Mrs.
‘Olga Bragan and Mrs. Frank
Periny.
Californian
Entertained
at Luncheon
Mrs. Morgan Lockman of
Dexter boulevard © and Mrs.
Frank Hasse of East Iroquois
_ road entertained at luncheon
~~ today at Devon Gables honoring ~~
Mrs. Lee Kennedy of LaJolla,
Calif,
ae Kennedy will be.a geeet
jon the cant of September.
Following luncheon the group
played bridge at the home of
* * *
Among the guests-were Mrs.
Tom Brady of Santa Barbara,
Calif., Mrs. William Fraser,
Mrs. Ed Chevelier, Mrs. Joe
Lockman and Mrs. John FE.
Peele, all of Detroit, Mrs. H. W.
Kirk of Dearborn and Laureen _
Mertons of Chicago:
* * *
Other guests included Mrs.
Louis Cole, Mrs. Hark
Hackett,- Mrs. D, J. Hackett,
MARY ANN BRIGGS
Graduating from
Mary Ann Briggs, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. - Hurley
School of Nursing, Flint, is-
Jess Briggs of Mrs. ‘Harry Kimmins, Mrs.
Al Buddenbaum, Mrs. Steve
Lockman and Mrs. Nick Baltz.
Same Toys Normal
"It is perfectly normal for
litle boys to play with, the Getting acquainted at the Tuesday
morning meeting in Pontiac High an to ecquaint the ‘returning faculty with ithe ew
teachers is an annual event. womered by the Pontiac
Education Association.
‘School gym are Dorothy Hensel (left),
Sally Adams and Tom Shara.
and lama C. Pouring tea es ee y olford
ree left), Maude Eaton and.
Nellie Lowe is Mrs. Harry King. The
Hook. These teachers
Chatting abut the new school-year ~~
are Sue Eckley (left), Ralph. Forman
Mary. Ann Milbrand
By RUTH SAUNDERS
Enjoying a joke ever a cup of “He at the PEA-
~-sponsored pet-together- paasereaae CT. Forsman” ~
(left) and Paul Allison.
USO Needs Hostesses.
Calling all single girls be-
Oakshire drive. Commence-
ment-—-exercises-are --Friday
when Earl A. Talberg? presi-
dent of board of hospital mana-
gers, will presert diplomas to
34. young women who have
completed a three-year course
in professional nursing.
Home Business Has Parasites, Too By ANNE nt: ¥ Woop
Too many of us keep our am-
ateur standing long after we've same types of toys as little
girls do. Sex interests in chil-
dren usually don't diverge un-.
til age four or five; if the little
fellow is permitted a normal
boyhood, he'll give up dolls and
other feminine toys naturally, _ at the proper time.
up on it and have kept scrap-
books. I learned to make dra-
peries, slip covers
kinds of home furnishings. and all
tween the ages 0
You are needed by aes USO
of Pontiac to Serve, as junior
_ hostesses for dances which will
be held for men at Nike Bases
in Auburn Heights and Com-
merce. —
Single’ girls over 26 may
mara them.
** “Just lend me a hand in fin-
ishing this’ usually means they
want me to make the whole es . 24, serve as senior hosfesses for
* * *
It is planned that hostesses
will leave the YWCA by bus*
at 7:30 p.m. and return from
the dance at 11 p.m. Interested B :
and Mrs, Otto Milbrand of
West Long Lake road ah-
nounce the marriage of their
daughter, Mary Ann, Aug. 24
to Clarence E. Hendrickson Il,
the son of Mr. and Mrs. C. E.
Hendrickson of Sandusky,
Ohio.
* *-.
The ceremony was read in
the Church by the Sea, Fort
Lauderdzle, Fla.
The bride wore white peau
de soie with a pearl beaded _
bodice and full skirt. A pearl .
cap held her illusion veil, and
~ she carfied-a white prayerbook ~~ brook, Il,
with white orchids and steph-
anotis. 2
* * *
Her sister, Mrs. William
Mulcahy, was matron of honor
and wore pale blue —chiffon. -
Mrs. Marts Carolin, brides-
maid, wore yellow chiffon. -
Lionel Searle was best man,
several ‘national_parks. Wed in Florida Rite erine
!
RETURNING HOME
Mrs. Marcus E. Cunningham
will return from a Western
trip this weekend. With her
sister,.Mrs, Ruth Larabee of
Encintos, Calif., she has visited Wallace Memorial
* * *
Mr. and Mrs. Jamcs J. Nance
have returned to their home on
Lone Pine road from their
summer home on Torch Lake.
With them during their stay.
there were their son and
daughter-in-law,.Mr.: and Mrs.
‘James B. Nance of North- program Tuesday morning included
time out for poems
Pontiac Press Phetes
"were part of the 750 who mét Tuesday
morning in’ Pontiac’ High School
gymnasium.
M etropolitan
Group Plans
Fall Luncheon ____ed the orientation, acquainting __
Pontiac Ladies Auxiliary of Metropolitan Club will host the
National Auxiliary at an Oct.
C, Wilson as general chairman :
of the event.
* xo *
Mrs. Davy Gilpin and Mrs.
Merrill Petrie will assist her
as cochairmen. - John |
Schroeder will be in charge
of decorations,. Mrs. Ralph
Dean will head the prizes
committee and Mrs. Victor
Bodamer, favors committee.
.* ¥ *
Mrs. Park Nique and Mrs.
James White were appointed
to serve with Mrs. Harold
and their children,”
and over the past holiday their
son-in-law and daughter, Mr.
and Mrs. William Atcheson,
and their small daughter,
Karen, of Indianapolis.
MOMS Unit Two - PHS Gym Is Setting
for Event
Some 750 Attend
Program Directed
_ by PEA Tuesday
-~ Some 750 Pontiac teachers
“gatheredin ‘ Pontiac High —
School gymnasium Tuesday for
_ the annual back-to-school get-
acquainted program,
This event was sponsored by
the Pontiac Education Associa-
tion. _Cochairmen were Mrs.
Alfred Rothweiler and. Mrs.
=, Kenneth Healy.
ae ce
The heme used teghout
the program was taken from
“Song of Freedom" composed
- by Howard . Hansen for the
National Education . Associa- °
‘tion Centennial to be held this
Six pages today
in Women’s Section
fall. Following this theme,
Dorothy Hensel painted on one
wall of the gym a large mural
which depicted the democracy —
ship. —
_<) *
Opening speech was given
by Dr, Byron H. VanRoekel,
associate professor of teacher
education at Michigan State
University. He spoke on de-
' veloping interest in reading.
_____In_the-.afternoon. teachers re-
ported to their own buildings p
for faculty meetings. ace
| Chukka-Boots
Sport School
Colors, Letters
There’s a new shoe to please
every school student. It’s the
new buck chukka-boot which
sports school colors and letters.
* * *
Crooner Pat Boone is one of --
the first to wear the shoe. His ©
boot sports a big “C” for
Columbia where he is major-
ing in nee and eee
The shoe may be "ai
locally in colors and letters of
surrounding high schools and
junior high schools, —
Nursery School
Has Orientation
All. Saints Nursery School
held an orientation’ meeting
Tuesday evening in the Rose
Kneale Room of Stevens Hall.
*- 2 *
Mrs. John Burnham conguct-
parents with the constitution
and school regulations. Mrs.
William. Rogers discussed
health and.enrollment rules.
= * * *
The aims and purposes of
the school and of the teachers
in stimulating the interests
and activities of the children
were presented by Mrs. John
Vanderlind, educational direc---
tor.’
Amiés Club Holds Election of Officers
Judy Baker was elected pres-
ident of Amies Club when that
group met recently at Devon
Gables for a senior peooet
Wright.on the. emergency ..__Dariyne—Gould.. committee,
I prefer to strive in brav-
ery with the bravest, rather
_than in wealth with the rich-__
est or in greed with the greedi-
est,
— Marcus Caro vice president, Kathy ‘Hunter,
recording secretary, and Char
' Osmun, corresponding secre-
tary. Nancy Donaldson _was
elected treasurer of the group.
__Plans_were made-for semi-
annual membership tea to be
held Sunday at the home of
Rosalie Lake on Lake Angelus.
¥4 ve
girls may contact the YWCA.
The next step is to take a
decorating course—at your lo-
cal high school if they give one
ora good corre: really become professionals.
This is especially true of
women who make products at
home. They begin making them
without charge for friends and
relatives and continue to do
so long past the time when.they
@ught to be charging money.
’ That's Mrs. Y.'s problem.
SPECIAL HOBBY
“My children are grown and
. have homes of their own. now,"
She writes, “and I am in
dulging an interest I've always
had, interior decorating
“Through the years I've read “I'm especially interested in
slip covers. They can make or
ruin a room, and for such a
small amount of money, rel-
atively speaking.
“T have made beautiful -cov-
ers for my own furniture and
also made some for my daugh-
ter, daughter-in-law, friends
and neighbors. i
“But while I love nmiaking
them"! Mrs. Y. continues, “I’m
beginning to resent doing jt for
free. My neighbofs start by
just asking my advice, but, be-
fore the job is done, I end up -thing. I don't want to antag-
onize them, but is there any
way I can make it clear that
I want to be paid?”
The first step ig to say ‘‘No”
gently but firmly to all comers
right now,
“I'd love to, but J haven't
time” is all right if you're a
coward. But it’s better to say,
“Sorry, I'm already working on
a project.” And-don't relent:
The same goes for relatives.
They'll value’ you more in the
jong run if you aren't ready
to pitch in at the drop of a hat.
Std school course. If you feel ed-
ucated, if yoy have studied it
seriously, you will take your-
self more seriously, And so
will other people,
Finally, don't count on
friends for customers—not un- .
til after you're really success-
ful.
“Instead, check with your lo-
cal department stores-and dec-
orators and see if they can use
a good slip cover maker, Or, if
you want to be entirely on your
own, advertise in your local. -
newspaper. brand, “brother “of the - ‘bride,
William Muleahy, John W.
Johnson and William Little.
After a wedding trip to Nas-
sau, the couple will live on ~
,
PARTY PLANNED
~~ Among cocktail hosts before
Derby Day dinner-dance Sat-
urday evening at
Lake Country Club will be Mr.
and Mrs. Genaro Florez and
Peter Whitelaw.
x * *
The following guests at the
annual fashion show and tea Orchard. _.Holds_Installation_-
* Mrs. Chester Brown opened
her Ward's Point home Tues-
day for a cogperative luncheon
_MOMS Unit
D. Brewer was installed as
president, with Mrs. E. K.
Vanderlind and Mrs. Monford
Sharp as vice presidents. »
* * *
Mrs. H. Ray Hudson, for-
erly of Pontiac and now of
Tampa, Fla., and Mrs. Joseph
A. Goedeke of Snellbrook i
were guests. and installation ~ services —of—
“Two, Mrs. John
0 be held Tuesday at, Kings-
wood School Cran have
been asked to preside at the
, tea tables:
Mrs,. Edwin J. Anderson, Mrs, E. A. Schirmer, Mrs..
George T. ‘Trumbull, ‘Mrs.
_ Marcus E. Cunningham, Mrs.
* John W. Sanders, Mrs, Edward
P. Hammond, Mrs, Robert L.
“Graham and Mrs. Wass L.
Ma rtin...
ce. te :
The Alumnae Association
has arranged the affair for the
benefit of the Ellen and Cath- Wood Trays Return
By International News
Wooden fruit trays are making
a comeback, judging from stylish
room settings at the International
Home Furnishings Market,
“But the wooden tray of 1957 must
match the wood of the table top to ~
be’ fashionable — teak for .feak,
walnut for walnut = but there 150
no rule on shapes.
Triangles, round, square and
even elongated trays appeared on
cocktail and dining tables. “Mrs. Lena An - |
derson of
Rochester and
Leonard An
derson of
Birmingham
announce the
engagement of
~ their daughter,
+ Sally Jo, to
Robert Vern
Arnold, son of
Vern Arnold of
bride-elect is
@ senior at
Miami Univer-
sity.. A June
is , planned, Croswell. The |
1958 wedding
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By EMILY “eis , _ : OC F FA SH oe) N planning a fall wedding? ; ae woe Post: per pogroms wl | e. Happy is the bride who consults our Bridal
fused about handshaking. Wilt yout +=! an . : ee Consultant . . . Marie Hewitt . . . to smooth
Please tell’ me just when a woman|) | _ Pad _ - a out and advise on every wedding detail! | | oo is supposed to offer her hand?” La] ° — - Arthurs Bridal Salon — Second Floor : a Se ee a pee oe ee ee
Answer: About the only time a) = 3 = = woman must shake hands is as|’
hostess. when greeting her arriv- ae ing guests. This is true even it
she saw one of them earlier that day! Old friends often shake hands
(unrolled ) up the aisle
Good Shoes
With Care
to a
pair) buying She. de-
mands shoes of the best quality, |_
too, with the finest leathers and
including trim,
soles and smooth leather’ linings. |”
styles she's buying this
year go with her classic pleated
skirt. Here are a few of the most
Popular numbers:
down collar in lodén green, to-|{
bacco or vicuna, on trim leather| ©
sole, with leather welts to help
them retain their shape..
- A skimmer pump in smooth or .
brushed leather with frond-like
- leather upper.
Pumps on medium heels with
moderately pointed toes. Polished
grained leather. Is found in a
battery of colors of which gray,-
bright red and brown are the
favorites. Suede pumps come in
let, blue, green and gold and
are often trimmed with a pan-
cake bow. ‘
High-heeled leather evening
shoes or sandals in black, suede,
bronze smooth leather or in aj”
deep jewel tone of either smooth!
or sueded leather in colors exact- “7
ly to match her evening dresses.
___Use.a_foam fo clean rugs, up-|),
holstered furniture and other fab-| i
rics, The foam, which cleans‘ with| 5
little wetting of the material, can
be made by beating a solution of}
synthetic detergent.
~ Shapely calf
. ; Subtle flattery
on
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Very Specialty
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; Milium Lined Jacket
: . in hand stitched, double : - . One of eur many little woven cotton gloves by Wear Right. tweeds . . .. fashionable
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Sizes 7 to 15,
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smart ribbed
wool-knit at pockets
and collar,
removable, too.)
The slim silhouette is
carefully detailed
with side pleats
for free and
easy comfort: Like
all Lassie coats, the
liriing is guaranteed
for the life of the coat.
Sizes 7 to 15. (And
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‘aumey-rigun_ ak oe met THE : PONTIAC FREss, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER’ 5, 1957 nn Baek py ey ;
os oe eee wl AGES esas — |. eo lates the Do-Gooders and Creeps Who Hate These Groups’ rs he: ae at 4 See: ve : : \ Sees : s 2 ' \ - : .? ji
Pe he. Teenagers Divide Sharply on Issue of Fraterniti Cre - Sot nager S$ VIVI € ar P y ‘on. ssue fo "Tr a er ni ies
1/ r ym . , ae By EUGENE ‘GILBERT selubs: are ‘ge hebarleon* and; claeatien officials | doubtless has} where the sare sae In the nation's capital, the as- ys on ‘a s . President of the Gilbert _| should be barred. \been an important factor in in-| is for-educators to try to mini-|sociations are permitted but. lack ve 2 ra : \ & Youth Research Co. “Nothing breed prejudice more’ hibiting the growth -of the associa-| mize their influence through a | formal recognition by: Ady tc
I , new ( / Do fraternities and sororities|quickly,” an 18-year-old girl noted, |" a the or ee —— —— re — [have a proper place on the high|“than clubs where one group is geuney ceeny Picture = A am of rel District “ Columbia £ : *, 2 a“ * ‘
<= om. SAGINAW AT WARREN, PONTIAC A “=,” [school campus? ° tree to exchide whomever they|Elisworth ‘Tompkins, . assstant|ter tao" t believe high school fra Son Pt PSaceation, 7 Gray flannel with As schools take up again, teen-|want.” _ superintendent of ‘the National sally." niee nea. ) 5 ' 4 aeeradhe acta age opinion is divided sharply on ot ‘ ing nationally,” the educator said./TOO. EXCLUSIVE
lined with whi ton lining. 7-15. the subject, with the °pDosing eee ae ena anti (Pals in Washington, eed Se Say ennaitn't es part of achoe? “ _ — ae camps of nearly equal strength. | Generally, those in the anti- “They're on their way out injactivities,” he added, “because Orlon, Sizes 5-15. fraternity forces argued that they; Most larger states have ban- |some places, although they have they're undemocratic in character, Our nationwide survey on this |-puiid up a sense af inferiority in| med them, he noted, and the |presented a persistent problem in/too exclusive, clannish and clique- topia, watch apeargers has” ‘people not invited to join,” limit) “general tendency” in localities some cities."’ ish." ee . agita parents and educators, one's sociat—circie, and “make AG Sa nS a -—— - : — 56 per ppd the Avon some people think they're better) © Se , ; : i an per cont of t ays ‘than others.” : ee Aj K a os <—Froni the pros came assertions: a 7 ise-Parer KNOWS , duced a spate of widely con- jnat such oreanizations have “al. B nF We When to Join Play. > trasting comments., lways been a part of American oor O omen, i It's a wise parent wien aacows
A high school student from |school life and belong there.” | id: F Fi whee to play with Juniors -
southern California, for instance.| 4:4 one high—school- sopho—; S) oot u rm toys and ae to handie them insisted that “it's do-gooders apdi- 0h ~srney have them on 1 — which : ry ve with velvet gloves whic!
creeps who hate fraternities and) nearty every college campus. | pecan ‘Slegant pointed means keeping “hands off!” _____|forovities. ‘These groups are an) why not in high school?” og & eve sharpened” toe The father who is always y : —~timportant-part-of--high-scheol -life | met toe acheal seo bal is actually a boon to many : looking over his son's shoulder a é ———— oe aes ene be | strengthened | eater a hada a bersh the|Women because most of us have| ~~ and kibitzing every move, is
Ds j , “1 But Treyearld boy felt the|survey indicates, Only 11 per cent/a long, narrow foot Inthe | allowing him ‘to learn noth- j & i i. ing. In fact, from such minor j j i ee Eee EES SaEaeneRaee —- (Of hoys. between 13. _and_15.. years/toe shoe - those long toes : ea “beginnings - there are. cases . = i —_ belong, and 23 per cent of those|out and act as-a buttredg, holding
ide: the whole foot in firm place,In - Where the child learns-to run
al : WHAT IS ene OPE more roundéd toes, ‘the long foot to _his parents every time 2 ; +...9 .% _®. = ; ‘ in major problem comes into his YOUR High “school sororities enrolled — athe pan: ea life. : only 9 per cent of girls from 13 "Not “eve — toe S-t On the other hand, a father to 15, and 17 per cent of older girls. t “4 en — ee - Who- doesn’t . monopolize, but 'Thé survey covered schdol both|¥OU. though, and you may take a tactfully guides, can help build different size from what you'v ects ° with and without fraternal organi-; bene ~~ pe ~~ - good habits and character
zations. mee shoe bagel walk ~ ss ues a traits for his child. Junior
_Hostility on the part of many thoughtfully before you write out yneeds to develop a sense of
a the eae For ca thing " cae : having control over a situation ae narrow feet usually have a long] if he is to be expected to grow ‘ up into a well-adjusted adult.
arch,-so be sure the instep, too,
is the right length for you. In a
fashionable shoe it probably will
be, because the. “up-front look”
|Means more room forward,
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weeks of instruction run $28.57 for
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THE PONTIAC: PRESS, THURSDAY, 8 SEPTEMBER| tS,
i {
Tecing” inside: taeinge and~ pray
der areas, Slip point of iron into
“Rich Tarts.
Will Melt in _”. Boys’ and Girls’
Diaper Sets . . . $3.29 up Gingham, Dacron or Corduroy.
Sizes S-M-L.and Ex, Ee Your Mouth
Baking Powder in
Easy-Do Crust ° [strive for good grooming and/y |Well Cut Clothes Asset i in ‘Business :
Working Girl Should Look Smart Mrs. “Fuller Uses!
‘By JOSEPHINE LOWMAN’ -
The business -woman should they should be cogsvutive rather’
than extreme.
Save extreme or exotic make:
up, frilly blouses, garish costume
jewelry and elaborate dresses for
hours outside the office.
smartness rather than for glam-
1957,
. \ se ° | :
an in the home. She will need
to spend- more on her olethes
because she is a representative
of the basinesg firm for which
she works and her appearance e wool also are suitable, The dress-
the dark shades. Bright colors are|
Daytime, well cut dresses of
Ss and suits should be in one of,
. ; d Boys’ Gaylord Plaid & Stripe $479 I or. This does not mean that her isi teapertant net only te ber) but |X 8 SPpewpeiate for work end) SHIRTS 5.0. ccescscaes Y up | By JANET ODELL clothes or -nfkkeup should be dull.| ‘The woman with a job usually | ' her eniployers, are too easily remembered. Billy the Kid. BLUE JEANS & $6498 ; _ Pontiac Press Home Editor Attractive clothes and attractive) has more money to spend on her | At least one suit is the basis) Clothes should be comfortable. IVY LEAGUE SLACKS ........ Z up Little tartlets thet melt in your makeup are assets in any job but! clothes than the average wom |of her wardrobe. This should be an; Tight ‘garters and girdles are | aay in-between suit, not severely and! distracting and may lead to | icekaal a ee “1". ; mouth will be yours if you follow ee mapnishly tailored. but not dressy.| varicese veins. Clothes 6r shoes | | this recipe from Mrs. Fred Fuller ; ee } Attention should be given to the!
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Vows in St.
—St.-Miehael_-Chureh was _the-set-
ting for the Saturday wedding of
Elizabeth Jean Taylor, and Charles
Thomas solemnized the
High Mass.
The bride is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. George H. Taylor of Rose
court, and the bridegroom is the
son ‘of Mr. and Mrs. Anton Sornig.
For her wedding the bride
chose a gown of. imported
French lace and nylon tulle over
satin. The full skirt swept into
a chapel-length train. A crown
of seed pearis and sequins held
her fingertip veil of French illa-
sion and she carried a cascade
arrangement of white carnations
and red roses.
A sister of the bride, Mrs. Wil-
liam Hockenberry, was the matron
of honor. She wore a yellow chif-
fon over taffeta gown and carried
a cascade bouquet of yellow carna-
tions. —
Mary Louise and Sally Ruth Tay-
lor, sisters pf the bride, were
bridesmaids. They wore Nile!
green gowns fashioned like that of|
the honor attendant. They carried|
jcascade arrangements of green!
carnations: |
\CoNNED IN WHITE
~ Joy and Jan Taylor, sisters of
the bride, wore white lace over Nuptial
of rose petals for their — as
flower girls.
_ & * &
Serving as best man was Wil-
liam Hockenberry. The .guests|
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MR. and MRS. CHARLES E. SORNIG
Elizabeth Taylor Speaks
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isories—and—a—corsage from—her >
The newlyweds ||.
will live on East New York ave-|—
Edward Sornig. The Rev. Norman n _ Sornig were
-marrted
Saturday in
St. Michael
Church. The
bride is the
f daughter of
Mr. and Mrs:
_ George H.
Taylor,
and the
bridegroom’s
parents are
Mr. and Mrs.
Anton Sornig.
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/. <= + ‘inches high and: cémes = an/ tof a haves Tasting marvin se, Kale Gat anatase: prs lure amgie en cane and big enough to “take it.” leven in a company of three. obstacles are the ieterlociy came age, physical creat charace re wn |
Sega E Inch tote eat Peesies in| women stew ak eck ana tee py OP | Being. right for marriage | Are you so tired of trying to [PlCX: Selt-pity and defeatism that ney ig Now at _— ay “white fecked a. blue,| Haut mundo @-soniee at cortices By KATE CONSTANCE | means-this:A--positive. attitude | look beautiful, of striving to be /"eeP oa a‘ ist | specially. condensed for readers of | toward men and the responsi- | good and decent and sincere and EE gold or black, The Pontiae Press from the Dorrance If you are 30-years old and) bilities of ma riage;-and the | contented, that you yearn to A college sociologist made a sur-' Your success in finding a bus-| 9
. a aren't married, something is! same attitude toward yourself | throw your pretenses aside? To YY of -more than 250 married/band and enduring happiness = oonan S wrong. | and your shortcomings. settle down comfortably to a y — Te sbegearayeral rw: pod oper Es putting your better) . , | : none m to w
Velvets Fon Fal), |v ences eee Eee 2 ee an " ¥*'often discourage women when t it is in your environment or cir- may
cumstances.
* * *
| _But-very tikely itis” you—your|
attitudes, your personality,
jobjectiv es or your appearance. — tions:
Age—Are you burdened ‘with a}
your deepening pessimism because the
men in this country available A bogge hope-| | for marriage, either because pe you bogued pained in leSs_ resignation;
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feral times. and-mentorize-it:.-}-
"they already are spoken for or
because they -are reluctant. to-
_ assume the high cost of family
| maintenance. disappointment in work and read-|
ing, all-girl social activities and)
family interests?
'PITY YOURSELF? | Yet it is possible for you toj ‘have many opportunities to m _ Are you wallowing in self- -pity, |
Read the following senten ~ sew consoling yourself with the con-
mite clusion that love and marriage}
are only for the young and beduti-
ful and wealthy women?
* *x *
Physical deficiencies—If you. are
burdened with a deformity or de-
fect, do you almost-hate yourself
for it and envy those who are
‘happily married?
| Does the. knowledge that there For every woman who is right
‘and ready for marriage there is:
‘a husband. |
- ‘wow *
Plenty of men are looking for
‘women who are right and ready)
for marriage, and there is a
scarcity of women who fit that,
‘description. But to make your de- | }
our mind and your inner ‘self, ling from singleness depress you
as well as er outer circum-|With a feeling that the chances’
stances, in order to attract mar-| for” you are so much smaller?
riage. 3 | Education —Do you feel that
your inadequate education is ELIMINATE FAULTS
| keeping you from worthwhile You've got-to-work at it daily; Sas where you can meet hour™, correcting conditions that)
stand in your way. Keep striving} ™e*
until you form habits that in turn) Do "You a ean social gatherings’
become character controlling what/because you are afraid of saying)
you think, what you-say, what you and doing the wrong thing?
‘do and-become a very part of’ Are you ‘satisfied with a medi-
your physical appearance. ocre job because you are afraid
« « * to try holding down a better posi-
First, give yourself a cold ap-.Uon?
praisal. How do you rate in the, ~ & *
marriage race? Money—Are you One of those,
Be honest. Go on and swallow single women who feel that if she] _
the dose. Don't give yourself one had money she could get out of
iota. of credit where it is not due“ the rut and enjoy a fuller social!
The very fact that you recognize ‘life? Do you criticize people who *
unpleasantries about yourse Ht have money and prestige?
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Homeliness — Are you homely,
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figure so un that you)
cringe when you look in the!
mirror? .
If a man looks at you, do you
feel that he is sneering instead of,
|admiring, because you have so
\little to please the masculine eye?
x * * _
Just average—Perhaps you con-
|sider yourself just an average per-
WHAT IS
YOUR
NAME
AND TUESDAY lexamine themselves as marriage
iprospects. Ask yourself these ques-'t
eae ae __{years have -you-are-30:
Most unmarried women com- or more without a husbarid?
| plain about a big shortage of | * * *
sires come true you must prepare! jare so many pretty women suffer-_|
sonality with nothing to distinguish Some_nien_are afraid of the! |__|
|| SEE OUR AD NEXT MONDAY ".
any kind it in themselves are not If you are cactanion’ any of
viewpoints you are not. quite
for marriage—not yet! Get.
ivid of those negative feelings’ to-
|ward yomnalt and your circum-
stances.
* * ” oe
Now let’s take a look at those
‘attributes of which you are so
desirous. They aren't as important
‘as you think. | A fat bank account, youth ‘and al
igood supply of pulchritude help
jattract male attention but they are
jfar from guarantees of married
llove. Young and beautiful women
do enjoy a lot of admirers, but
|instead of. ““proposers."”
|DESTROY STANDARDS —
Too many women, finding it
difficult to win a husband, resort
to every available physical means
to arouse: and satisfy the males
they attract. In so doing they
destroy the very codes and stand-
ards they would prefer to live by.
* * *
| Do not yield to the propositioners
in the false belief that by doing
[so you are more likely to win a
husband.
This is mm age of unlimited
freedom for the individual, and
therefore it calls for greater self.
discipline and more self control.
The woman who jis different in
the evaluation of men-is_ the
woman with high moral standards.
Men may shy away from mar-'
ried life with a woman who i
good-looking, fearing that she
lovershadow him, that she
‘prove to be selfish -and caked
and that she may be unfaithful. |
| * * *
The sad truth is that a vealed
woman too often feels that char-
jacter and personality are unneces-
isary, and that she has All she
needs to get by—until age creeps
|UP and takes away her most
precious _ asset. é
DEADLY INDEPENDENCE
Money and beauty often impart} —
'a deadly independey to a woman, |
weakening her sehse of responsi-|
bility and her desire to go the!
‘limit of her rance for a suc-|
cessful marriage. She is likely to!
(feel that she /never really meee
to marry and at the least provoc
tion seeks ier freedom. |
jwoman who “has everything” be-
cause they believes she may be)
unwilliyig to give love, enthusiasm
and dévotion that a more depend-
ent yoman is likely to give.
There is a lesson here for every
woman. Those are things that
you CAN offer, if you will.
Age and physical deficiencies of
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Here are the qualities which |
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‘(From “How to Get and Keep a’
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|.4 MR. and MRS. FRED J. ‘WILSON '
!
“= Mavis Johnson Becomes |
Bride in Perry Park Rite 100
White giadoli and. palms bafiked
the altar of Perry Park Baptist
wedding of Mavis Ruth Johnson
and Fred J. Wilson. The Rev-
Hilding Bihl performed the cere-
jmony before 175 guests.
* * *
Mr. and Mrs. Shirley Johnson of
‘Cameron avenue are the bride’s
parents, and the bridegroom is the!
json of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Wilson)
jof Cherrylawn avenue.
‘For her wedding the bride
chose a floor-length gown of
nylon tulle and Chantilly-type
lace. _The gown featured-—a—Sa-—
brina neckline, long hand-tapered
sleeves and a fitted basque
waist. She carried an arrange-
ment of ntiniature roses and
feathered carnations.
Mrs. Bill Rose of Kalamazoo
served as the honor attendant and | |-
Janet Tweit ‘and Marlene Liddy)
were the bridesmaids. They wore
ballerina-length gowns of white.
nylon sheer over prihcess blue taf-
ifeta fashioned with —— neck-
ried budded peach
‘quets with white daisies,
* * Rg
Monty Tipton served
man. Daniel Bailey
guests. Whitson seated the Church forthe Saturday evening}
Mavis R.
Johnson and
+*Fred J.
Ww ilson were SS ee
pas =
Soe
*, Baptist
s -Church. The
bride is the
daughter of
Mr. and Mrs.
Shirley
Johnson
and _ the
bridegroom’ s
__ parents are |
Mr, and Mrs.
‘Elmer Wilson. '
The new Mrs. Wilson had
fore leaving on a trip to northern
hots aa x
x x
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The couple will live in ‘Ypsilanti
where the bridegroom is a student,
iat Eastern Michigan “9 and
affiliated with ‘Kappa Phi Alpha!
fraternity.
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lin ing: of Being Different Burdens CI Divide Drawers,
to Relieve Jumble
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To overcoftie. that jumble in bur-
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Oo ea ay * (ES eh ee THE PONTIAC PRE Ss. THURSDAY, SEPPEMBER 5 jost_
“f iPonten ta te. on Peaches -
; While They‘re at Peak ©
Getting the childres? ready for
the new school year leaves little
time for other homemaking ac- = than a year ago, ‘Young hens, tas
, }Start_ laying. in late summer - i
*oupeting more small size eggs, |
From a price standpoint they are|
your best egg buy, Three small]
not Genciguasd. It is up to you toj¢sss weigh the same a as
finish the ripening. For the besr't¥° large eggs.
tvites Stil theres food shop amid Diace where. the teinere Toastmasters Cub
Elects New Officers. summer's harvest continues wheth- ture. ts about @5 to 70 degrees.
jer you stop -to-can or treezé or} ~ Keep them in a fairly air tight
‘The Pontiac Toastmasters Cub!
held its semi-annual election of not. container such as a paper. bag or
PRODUCE—Peaches are still at| Cabinet drawer. Check each day
officers. Tuesday evening at the!
close of the regular b
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3- Diamond: ESA WEDDING BANDS
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the top of the fresh fruit list qual-| fT Some ripen faster than others.
ity-wise, flavor-wise and price-| Ripening usually takes from 3 to
wise. Look for Fairhaven and Hale| 5 @#ys- Haven varieties now, suggests the! More top quality cauliflower and MSU Marketing Information Agent “7
| Watgre. te
“oli " ysiness meet- be broccoli are available. ing at the Pontiac YMCA, * 148 N. Saginaw | Mrs. Josephine Lawyer. Both are) * * * Elected as new president..was'
very good choices for canning or/. Yellow summer squash andi nguais Rate. of 6¢ Matthews std mares ae
% Thrifty
‘iy underripe, cool state, ripen
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, » | longer’ than uncdoled opes. Com-
: | pared to last year, the amount of
HEATING = f&=S55=00" « | doubled in Michigan. “jifreezing. green striped Zucchini are deli- The new first vice president is
of maturity peaches are. fragile With a small amount of water OT second vice president is John
i
going to the orchard to pick tree flavors with these squash. There! Others elected were: Donald.
| and shippers are hydro-cooling Which eggplant will you |Myrtle Ave., treasurer; and H
| the orchard, they sre immersed | a bright shiny surface are qual- | The new officers will be installed!
Father than hedvy. . - my
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ation of large poultry supplies. ‘The
several strays and placed them | per cent.more'fryers marketed this
| Keep homegrown - tomatoes on | Peaches. ripened on the tree are cately flavored. To keep the’ fla- Norman O’Brien Jr., 2905 Otsego
tops in’ flavor, but at this staze Vor, Steam them in-a-covered ‘Pa Rd, Waterford Township, and the
‘ F |pand difficult to ship sincé they tomato juice. Chopped green onion Rallis, 197. Judson St.
—— 2 en = _bruise easily. Have vou thought of -and-—-cheese are complimentary} ———<—- 94 =e 7
| a ya) NORTH SAGINAW STREET vipened fruit? jis a of reoaanipia and acorn|/Frayer, 5582 Aylsbury St. secre-
ia "OPEN FRIDAY and MONDAY EVENINGS ||) -twcrensca numbers at growers Sas" for baking tary; George Freeman, 1033 peaches picked at the firm ripe | choose? One of the first cues is | Powers, 1067 La Salla Ave., De-
| stage. As the peaches come from | color. A uniform dark color and | ‘Toit, sergeant at arms.
| in an ice-cold water bath and | ity teammates, The best egg- in October.
plants are light fer their size- od ewe
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; , ‘ -FORT THOMAS, Ky. wr — Dog paige estimates there will be warden Robert Mills rounded up.
5 per cent more turkeys and 6
in a cage on his truck. Then spot- "|
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80 S. Perry St.
FE 2.2939 ithe shopping list. Supply and
/quality is very good. Seasonal
/prices are low.
-. Locally grown Bartlett pears can
now be added to out of state sup-
jplies. Pears are an exception’ to
ithe rule. "They are better .when ynoney-wise for poultry values. plus the fact that fewer shoppers
buy fryers at this time of year,
are clues to what happens to pric.
Be on the alert nutrition-wise and
Egg supplies fo the rest of this
truck,
inuch Dane and not enough. cage.’
other dogs squeezed out of the
cage and took off. With them BS
the Great Dane. Trying to get the dog into the |
Mills found. there was too
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Ma, ar _THE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY, ‘ ies
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4
* Michigan sports writers met at Cranbrook vesterdav
for their annual Fall gathering to hear Lions’ head
coach George Wilson and to plan their football strategy
for the forthcoming season, —__
Wilson told the writers that the success of any team}
in the NFL depends 0 on tts amity to trade and to get
new blood. .—
“Many. en have eddenly declined i in ‘the Jeague
because they hated to part with the older players,” ~
said Wilson. Likewise, Wilson pointed out that “not
one rookie has left here tasting he did not get a
fair shake.
“We have to gain some new blood every year or we
, will hit bottom like many other teams have done,” he
added. : .
WHY NO. PHS-WATERFORD GAME? -
Look at the football schedules of Pontiac and water-
ford High Schools. -Both have only eight games set
for this year. Why can’t they meet for that 9th game?
Saying Pontiag High is just too strong doesn’t
make sense. Pontiac isn’t playing Royal Oak > » a sul Rou BU of M, Scores
, AP Wirephote
IN HOSPITAL —Paul- Waner,—
called “Big Poison” while with
‘the Pittsburgh Pirates and now a
member of. baseball's Hall of
Fame, enters .a hospital in
Tampa, Fla., for treatment for
tuberculosis, Waner has been
batting instructor for the Mil-
walkee Braves’ farm téams.
Baptist Wins
Playoff Title Waterford
Emmanuel Baptist,
regular season, made a _ clean
sweep of honors for 1957 by win-
‘Dondero, yet, Waterford is this year. ning the annual loop playoffs
Wednesday night at Drayton
Plains. That is just as tough a cane for the Skippers as
-PHS would have been.
‘AN OUTSIDER COMMENTS —
_ While speaking of Pontiac High football, someone
commented recently, “Pontiac sure has a-fine stadium
with horrible lights.” This was a writer from another
city speaking.
As a passing thought, no matter what the records
may show, the Pontiac-Waterford game would fill
_ Wisner Stadium. What would be wrong with still —
| schéduling that game for the last week of the season
———and-split-the -gate-proceeds?————
It might raise enough money to get those lights, and
Waterford could gain some funds for its own eid field
necessities.
DITTOS FROM THE PRESS BOX
The Lions have been alternating quarterbacks by the
game, but the Green Bay Packers have been changing
signal callers Babe Parilli and Bart Starr at an average
of every two plays... the biggest staff of reporters ~ Behind “the _two-hit pitching of |
-|Harlan (Fat) Keith, the Baptist
team shut, out Drayton Drug, 3-0,
in the long-delayed playoff final.
_Keith struck out 15, including
the ist eight batters he faced,
zand did not. yield a safety until
reached the outfield.
Gary Boe hurled the distance)
five hits, two by Bill Pittman.
--y Emmranuret-tattied one
“Fat” aided his own cause by
scoring twice. |Fasy but Attack
League softball champion in the'bad arid we were tipping off our
the 4th inning. Only one ball |
forthe —Druggists and allowed?
for a small college game in Michigan will probably be
on hand for the Central Michigan- Hillsdale clash at)
Mt. Pleasant on the 28th . .. Charlie Bachman former!
|
AMERICAN LEAGUE on Pet. Behind ;nite prospect by passing for two ing on road trips all season, can!
MSU and Hillsdale grid coach, now residing in Pompano new vor ..... oe tS
‘Beach, Fla., spent some time in Glendale, Wis., recently $x Pwown) Ene bed Fa ry
where his son’ Gary is coaching the Nicolet high. team Beet. aes
... John Arnett, halfback star of the All-Star football |c = EA a is 5"
game, is now playing end with the Los Angeles Rams. WEDNESDAYS RESULTS + Balinore 1, Washington 6, 4 innings,
'Baston 7.
“Moves to Regain Title
the canvas with a right-left-right | Only games scheds
TODAY'S GAMES
(Time Eastern Standard)
{Boston at ew York. : pm —Nixon
(11-9) vs. Turley (11-5
—¢7aih}—-¥s:-Lebman
Only gages scheduled.
oat # i) vacaromia LE
New, York Washin 7 pm
| Baltimore Py man * p.m
Cleveland at Detroit.
Former Pion combination in the third round. NATIONAL LEAGUE
to mero ce Vejar got up at seven but had to Muwautee ...... 2 S42 mediately fo lowing his bruising|‘@*@ the peng dace .. 7% «OO B28
decision over Chico|Gene also had Chico groggy atjcincimnati 2. 68 860718
Neier last night, the end. Siege aS a a I Bt
Manager Marv i a Jim! “Vejar's best. on were the) Chicago. 12. oa or 7 me,
Norris, president of the Interna-
tional Boxing Club, “has promised
Gene a shot at the winner of the ‘sixth and seventh. Fullmer said:
Chico was beating him to the *
punch but ‘‘Marv told me to start agente 2, New York 0, night
5. Milwaukee 4, 12 innings,
{ night
TODAY'S GAMES
Basilio- Robinson fight." Sugar|pressing him’ and that “ended (Time Eastern Standard) '
Ray Robinson, the middleweight Vejar’s rally, ree sin nar Drei’ (ie iad
, and Carmen Basilio,
the welterweight titleholder, fight
for Robinson’s crowh in New York
City’s Yankee Stadium Sept. 23.
The Fullmer-Vejar fight last
night was televised nationally,
ABC, Fullmer, of West Jordan,
weighed 15819. Vejar of Stamlord.|
Conn., 157.
Judge Del Markham * scored it
47-41, Judge Bob Yokum had it,
50-38 and Referee Ken Shulsen hard!
jt 49-42, all for Fullmer.
Gene showed a crowd of more
than 9,000 why he still is ranked/
the No. 1. middleweight contender.
Fullmer sent Vejar sprawling to It was sort of “Fullmer against’
the world” night at the outdoor Brooklyn at Philadelphia.
parle or Koufax (3-3), vs.
(9
New York at Pittsburgh, 7:15
Crone vs. . 7 pm.—Erskine
Robe: rts|boats and craft on the Great Lakes
arena in West Jordan, about eight
miles south of Saif Lake City.
Gene’s two younger brothers,
Jay and. Don, also appeared on) (7-7)
2
(14-7) vs. Jones (1
FRIDAY'S )
SCHEDULE Brooklyn at New York, 7 pm
ithe card, And both scored. knock-| Philadelphia. at Pittsburgh, 7:15 p.m. jout I Chie cago at Milwaukee, 8 p.m.
4 f ‘Cincinnati at St. _Louis, ® pin.
Janczarek Golf
Tourney Slated
Here Saturday
| , An 18-hole ‘golf tournament. dedi-
cated to the late Henry Janczarek:
|, will be held Saturday at City Mu.
nicipal course.
danczarek, a native of Pon-
tiac and for many years a stand- |
out golfer in this area, died sud-
denly of a heart attack last
spring.
About 20 two-man feams are en-|
tered in the Memorial best-ball
tourney and any golfer living in
Oakland County is still eligible to
participate. Interested persons!
should call. Mike —— at FE
3-7418.
Tee-off times run from 8 a.m.
until 2 p.m. and starting times are
listed at the city links. All prizes
are being donated by Pontiac mer-
chants and other area business-
men,
Ted Stays in Bed
BOSTON: w—Ted Williams was
in bed with a respiratory infec-
¢tion at home today as the Red
‘Sox flew to New. York for a two-
game series with the Yankees.
Dr. Ralph McCarthy, Red Sox
physician, said last night Williams
still: was running a slight temper-
ature and ‘‘I'm not going to allow
ey Press Photo
‘SHOE’ CHAMPS — Doubles..champions of the city Parks and
- Recreation department's_annual horseshoe tourney are shown above,
with their trophies and the “tools” of their sport. At left is Herbert
Steffey who teamed with four-time former doubles king, Leonard
Skaggs (right) tor. Skaggs’ 5th title in six years. This fs Steffey’s first
timé on the top rung. Skaggs won with Walter four years ina
Fow up to 1956, wheri they finished second to Lloyd-and Floyd Bart-
him to go to New York.”
t = an is the 1997 singles champion. Skaggs won singles in 1953. na—
Swanson (2-2) or
Milwaukee at St. Louis. 8 p.m.—Burdette Needs Polishing
| Planning to Scrimmage
Again Today
scrimmage went off as expected —
touchdowns came free and easy,
but the attack needs plenty ot
polish. .
“It was a typical first scrim-
baan after it was over yesterday.
Seeking quick improvement,
Oosterbaan said his Wolverines”
teday.
“Our blocking wan't crisp, the
ball handling and: timing were |-Wolverine Gridders Are}
.ANN ARBOR —’ Michigan's first!
mage,” said coach Bernie Ooster-| °
probably would scrimmage again |
plays,” said Oosterbaan.
But on certain plays “Michigan's
offense clicked with beautiful per-|
fection, especially when the first!
string was working.
Right at the outset, ses John,
Herrnstein— scampered—75— yards}
for- a touch¢own om a ——- Le,
TEST the rit man.
Herrnstein was to score twice
more, once on a 35-yard gallop
and again on a three yard plunge
oe Oosterbaan excused his first ’
tain his berth as a starter, also
tallied three times. One was on
—run—insg
the 3rd and two more in the 5th. ‘on a 30-yard pass from quarter-|
back Jim Van Pelt. The third was
-on an eight-yard run.
Linger treme apgisbedl
yard touchdown pass
es cad Cham Peake who
was with the first team in place
of the injured Gary Prahst.
Prahst pulled a muscle behind
his knee in the mornjng workout.
limp, his injury wasn’t regarded
as serious.
Sophomore quarterback Stan
itouchdowns after the reserves took,
the field. Both were 10-yarders to
end Dick Jetteman.
MBA Contends
we Te Skiers Liable
for Own Acts , Washington at Baltimore, 1 p.m —Stobbe! - GRAND RAPIDS ® — A Michi-\to close. the season against Kan-|
jgan Boating Assn. spokesman con-
jtends that water skiers should be
[responsible for their actions inde-
|pendently of the boats towing
| them.
Clifford Montague of Grand
Rapids expressed the opinion ye-
terday at an East Grand Rapids
meeting on inland water safety.
plans to seek ‘a change in the
state boat registration law in the
next session of the legislature. The
It ‘tequires all boats, except row-
and connecting lakes, to be regis-
tered.
“We feel it is only equitable to
in Michigan come under the law,”
owen said. .
_ Pontiac Racers
at Motor City
| Pontiac's Joy Fair, well on his,
way to winning the hard top point)
“wilt bid tor his-
victory in 16 starts tonight at the’
track.
Fair proved again on Labor
Day that his
¢apture the hard top title this
year is no passing fancy ‘when
he set a track. record in winning
the 25-lap feature.
_.Joe Doyle and Rusty Kelly both)
of Pontiac and Bill Kourt of
Brighton, all with fedture wins to.
their credit, will be among 20,
drivers who will try to qualify.
Trials begin at 7:00 p.m. ‘ichampionship at the Motor City
—{ Speedway;
Although he was walking with a
- | finish in a fourth-place — flourish?
The conference was conducted |.
—za_| by Kent county sheriff Arnold |.
| Pigorsh, —
Montague said the association
law becomes effective next March
have all sailboats and power boats)
|
i
ae +o | penter, who is expected out of
| the service shortly, was_ traded
| today by the Detroit Lions for
' Roger Zatkoff, former University
| of Michigan gridder who. lives in |
|
MICHIGAN'S SPINNER — John Herrnstein,
University of Michigan's star—fullback, demon-
strates the complicated spinning fullback maneu-
ver, the start of many of the team's tricky plays
in the single wing offense. Top left, he takes
direct pass from center. Top center, the -spin
starts where he keeps, hands-off or pitches out:
Upper right, with back to line, he can tuck the by his overlappi
ball in his stomach, hand off on a slant, end or
end around play. Lower left, the ball is hidden
Lower center and right, he starts his thrust to-
ward the line. If the ball had been passed off,
he is in blocking position. Herrnstein scored
three touchdowns Wednesday at Ann Arbor in
__ Michigan's 1st scrimmage of the season. FORTY-THREE _ < net 2 :
s
MMages Spartans Stage Tough Sessions
in Ist Contact Minor Injuries Result
as Expected From Head
Bumping Drills
EAST LANSING W — It was
rough out there yesterday on the
Michigan State football practice
field. :
Coach Duffy Daugherty staged
his first scrimmage of the fall
season and had his troops bumping
‘heads in both the morning and
afternoon. sessions.
Seme of the expected injuries
resulted — including two minor
concussions — but there were
no stretcher cases,
“They were putting out good for
the first scrimmage,” said
Daugherty, “I saw.a lot of rough
spots that need polishing, missed
jassignments mostly, but that’s to
be expected. Your defense always
is ahead of your offense at this
stage of the game.”
Coaches alternated the first four
teams on offense against a mostly
sqphomore squad of live tackling
dummies operating on the de-
fense,
Dr. James S” Feurig, team phy-
|sician, listed these injuries after AP Wirephote
ng arms as he continues to spin.
the dust from the last tackle had
| subsided:
v Shatusk y, fighting hard to re-}~_ |
i
ad
|
Bob Jewett, yend from. Mason,
(and Bob Sanders; tackle from
‘Hazet Park, both mild concus-
sions; Joe Fomenko,—center.
Detroit, knee sprain; Andy Aljian,
guard from Detroit, nose and face
cuts, and Hubert Fisher, halfback
=Can Tigers Finish ©
in First Division? Noskin tabbed himself as a-def DETROIT wm — After flounder- label applied to the Tigers’ bright- believed to be expendable in try-
est stars in past seasons js on
the way-out. This has already been}
jannounced by the Bengat- hier-
larchy.
| That appeared to be the question!
to answer todaYsas the Tigers pre- Even players of the stature of | | pared ‘for a three ~ game home shortstop: Harvey Keunn will not |
+sertes with the -Clevetand Indtans’ be—immeune— frem—the—trading |
beginning tomorrow. After that, it b!e¢k when general manager lwill be uphill road games unti] Jon McHale and his adviser on
Sept. 27 when Detroit returns home, Personnel, Charley start swinging the axe. ‘the Detroit Tigers suddenly rejuv-|
ienate their traveling forces and!
{
sas City. | In addition to Kuenn, veteran
One thing has been clearly indi-- Ray Boone and pitchers Billy.
_*
\Sp ons Writers
Hold Conference Gehringer,
cated, however. The ‘“‘no trade’ Hoeft and Duke Maas are also) from Evanston, Ill... dislocated
finger.
The first team, quarterbacked
“by Jim Ninowski of Detroit,
worked its .way down to the 15
yard line before being stopped on
downs by the defense. Right half
Walt Kowalczyk, cutting around
‘|the left side of the line, was mak-
ing the best gains.
Mike Panitch the second
quarterback, picked up a lot of
his outfit’s ground by running
with the ball and fullback Don
Arend of Benton. Harbor scored
what would have been a touch-
down from 10 yards out, ing to get a pennant contender in
Tigertown.
The..Tigers announced yester-
day that’pitcher Chuck Daniel will) .
‘report fo the club from their; Greg Montgomery, an - East
|Charleston farm team when the! Lansing product, directed the third
|American Association season ends| ‘squad to’ ‘scrimmage and Larry
Sunday. Daniel, 23-year-old tight-|Bielat of Center Line handled the
|hander, had a brief trial with the-fourth crew. Both are sopho-
iTigers in the spring. j mores.
Oniy a game and a half out of| Henny~ Young, |
| a
the 1] nee
~—Hfifth place, Detroit's fourth-place; *°S* pocket-fullback -from- Detroit;
scored for Montearneny'® outfit.
future looks anything but bright)
— especially statistic-wise.
of Briggs Stadium this season, Birmingham | C
Detroit ha® a woeful 25 vic- Outside the friendly confines
tories against 37 defeats for a |
from
percentage of .403. They have |
split 10 games in Cleveland but
are behind in six other cities.
at Lions’ Camp _
Sportswriters from the state of
Michigan gathered at the Detroit |
Lions training camp at Cran-
the coming football and basket- |
ball seasons. :
Member newspapers of the As-
sociated Press were named as
central points for this year’s
prep_season in relaying results,
league roundups and as panel
members for the high school
grid poll.
the papers named to the panel.
| broek yesterday to lay plans for, ~ At-home, Detroit’ has played’
lgseuty first - division ball. It now
has a 42-29 home record for a =
| percentage.
Figuring that the Indians- rare
jposted a 44 mark so far this sea-
son in Briggs Stadium where they:
jopen-a_ three-game series tomor-
row night, the facts are anything!
but in Detroit's favor. State PGA Site ’ Pros Battle It Out
Sept. 29 in 36-Hole
| Medal Event
Birmingham, County Club is the
site for the 1957 Michigan section
Professional Golfers Association
\championshep. The 36-hole medal
The Pontiac Press was one “1 Meanwhile, fifth place Baltimore | sevent takes place Sept. 29, follow-
beat Washington, 1-0, in 10 innings! a 1 eo eer aeration Saturday, Sept. 28. 4 last night to slip within 14% games Announcement of plans for the
jof Detroit: state’s top pro golf event was made
by PGA*secretary Lou Powers. =
All the Tigers (including man-
ager dack Tighe who went home Entries close ‘Monday, Sept.
In- the lection of officers. to Spring Lake) rested teday but 16 and should be filed with Don
| Bruno L. Kearns, Sports editca (he pitching staff. Under coach Soper, tourney chairman, Post
of The Press, was named presi. Willis Hudlin, the hurlers worked — Q¢tice Box 366, Royal Oak, All
dent of the Writers’ Association out on Tighe's orders. PGA members, except “3” and
for. the coming year. Jim Bunning, Detroit's best hurl. “Hare eligible, voper ex.
| : er of the season with a 16-7 rec-, plained, and no post entries will
1 : Detroiter ttt at Harvard ort hasbeen named Ts eel, be Taken.
|. CAMBRIDGE, Mass.
‘Detroit youth has been Vy, a)
Jost
TRADED—Halfback Lew Car-
cause of ‘illness.
Carl A. Framke II], 19. under-
jwent a sudden appendectomy yes-
lterday. Framke captained last
fall's freshman team. 1 A
by!
the Harvard football squad be-'ball teams hold a record for con- weekend for the play-for-pay shot-
through the magtc string. Cleveland in the opener. Ray Maguire, Birmingham CC
SS ; iprofessional, host for the tourney,
“ielding Yost'’s Michigan fool-\says the elub is planning a big
secutive games without a defeat.’ makers.
going unbeaten in 56 games. The! For the
only mar was a 6-6 tie with Min- program,
nesota which came Saturday Sept. 28)
each pro is invited to
midway play with three Birmingham CC
members
Hamtramck. Zatkoff{, a linehback- ..
er, was the subject of a trade
when -Buddy. Parker. was with
the Lions, and again this week ‘Carpenter Traded for Linebacker
when the Browns wanted to trade |
him to Los Angeles:
Sets 4 State Records
Mrs. Billie Hughes, Orion town-
ship archer, set several records
ia the“~women’s Instinctive division
of the recent Michigan target
archery tournament at. Jackson.
With-a score of 388 in the na-
tional round (48 arrows at 60
yards, 24 at 50) Billie erased the
record set in 1955 and. 1956 at 385
by Andrea Glascke-of Kalama-
700.
In the junior American round
the former mark 598, set in 1955.
Billie's score was 644, better by’ 16
points,
Former American round scote
was 570,.Billle’s was 546.
‘In’ the Columbia round Mrs.
Hughest 534 was a new record. |
Her {otal \ for the. four rounds) |
was 2112. This too was a record.) Orion Archer M sich Sta Lions Finally Roger Zatkoff, the - oft-traded'
r dinebacker of the Cleveland Browns
has finally become a member of
Ithe Detroit Lions.
In the double | Junior American, In a deal which was areritioned
rounds, only junior event, Kathy when Buddy Parker was head,
Hughes was first with 1091,
record total. John Hughes was
third for boys with 1197.
Sports Briefs _
Michigan State won 28 sachs
football games from 1930 to 1953
for—-Big—10—conference and non-'
Conference win streak records in
recent years, one of the game's:
standout series.
|| Steelers.
eR, ew: ‘The. first time around the trade
Trainer Charley Goldman has was voided by National Football
been in the boxing business for 65 League commiszioner Bert Bell, He!
years. He trained Rocky Marciano. ruled against the deal when the University of Michigan gridder.
Detroit will also give up an undis-
closed draft choice to the Browns,
according to general manager Nick
Kerbawy.
Kerbawy said the trade was, in
essence, the same one that fell
Lions. Parker resigned and is
| Row head coach of the Pitts re*
i ‘
» * ‘|today's swap. Wilson was not im-
a coach, the Lions today traded half- |
back Lew Carpenter for the former| a 26-year-old, 6-2,
Detroit,
iswap which would send hini to the|
with his family.
through several weeks ago when |
Parker was still coach of the | Swing Trade for Zatkoff Lions new coach George Wilson | his discharge from the army
decided against it. | shortly, is stationed with a mili-
* x | tary unit in Germany.
Kerbawy said *
Wilson favored Before entering service prior to
last season, Carpenter had been
an offensive mainstay for the De-
itroit team. The hard-running speed-
ster was the Lions’ leading ground
gainer in the 1954-55 season, mediately available for comment
The Browns acquired Zatkoff,
220-pounder
from the Green Bay Packers
earlier this year.
Zatkoff, who makes his home in No Water for Races
was reported favoring @ 701 EDO, Ohio — The North American dragon class~ sailboat
‘championships in Maumee Bay
were postponed yesterday, Not
A siril iaiwwiee A simular Swap ug wou ave s wes a
oo Zatkof{ to the Los “Angeles sown much onthe er Sa a ams was called off eartier this thay and- onto -the-Canadian: shore, ~
week when the former Big Ten Another attempt to hold the races star said he would go home to! will be made today;
Detroit rather than report to the
iWest Coast club,
Carpenter, who is eset at Lions so he could spend more time
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WEST JORDAN. Utah — Gene Fuller,
West Jordan. outpointed Chice
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Joseph Koss), two tied-for 3rd at
Steffey won the doubles title in
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4 FORTY-FIVE"
- Wilson Figures fensi
by x *
te ee As
Large Number of Sophomores at Drills |
~ Detroit fo Have
- Better Defense Team Won NFL Crowns
Pass tnterceptions Hwho- than 65 are sophomores and new-|
comers. The doctor could stand a pill.
That doctor is Jesse MacLeay new
Pontiac High School football coach
said —MacLeay,|" pand-
“and our big linemen will be a week with more b than
this _ couple boys about 1 optimism,
There have been over 110 boys
working out since Monday at Wis-
ner Field but of this group more “Actually we have only 35 juniors: _Leay,
—seniors;— nit Key in 1 Lins Sess ‘tik ko:
PHS Varsity Is Small Squad and we really can't afford to |
lose any of the boys,” said Mac- |
= |
ek * f.
_ The Chiefs have their first full |
scrimmage set for Saturday-morn-
After only four ane Injuries jing, but because of the small
have already plagued the team. jnumber and the injuries, it may
“This is a very small squad |be cut short.
“We look much ‘better defens-
ively this year,” sald Coach
Wilson, “Another year’s
The all-pro defensive backfield
of Jack Christiansen, Jim David,
Yale Lary, and Car! Karilivacz-re-
‘mains intact, Val Joe Walker and
—Barr-—give- depth to this quartet, | :
. which grabbed 28 enemy passes
last year,
Here is one category which Ram-
sey feels is important to any tedm|
in contention. In 1955 the Lions
picked off only 15 opposing passes.
and finished in the basement.
in 1952, Detroit won the title when
+ 32 passes wee intercepted. In
1813, 38 were picked olf and in
Krouse, Darris McCord, Bob Mil-| LEG WORK — Here's the drill Pontiac High
gridders go through after their sessions at Wiser
Stadium. They get their legs in shape running up
and down the steps of the stadium a few times. In the picture are George Prell (78), Jim Haw-
kins (44), Dick Whitmer (18) and Mike Hardiman
(83). ee ee Ee Archery ‘Skeet’
New Sport for , World 220-dash mark {s 20.2) aap known oo enemy -of the
iseconds, held by Dave Sime- of:
= University, . ‘common red fox is: the humam _
hunter, ; |
Bow:Arrow F ans |
LAKE ORION—A new sport for |
archers has been created to test’
the skill of the hunter and the ex:|
pert on Sun., Sept. 8, fram 11!
a.m. to 6 p.m. at the E. L: Pierce!
residence, 831 West Clarkston Rd.
The Lake Orion Archery Club’
will sponsor a public skeet shoot.
for archers, using 8 inch balls
\instead of clay pigeons, and flu-
flu arrows furnished by the club. |
Refreshments will be served, . |
There will be an entry fee. Cash
prizes are offered. ~~
Proceeds will be added to the/
fund for a future club house.
Solon Opposes:
Army vs. Tulane Fulton Against Service
Teams Getting Involved |: ”. * *&
The few veterans “returning
ijfrom last year were shifted to ef
iferent pésitions.:
Mike Hardiman, a tackle of
last year is now being worked at
end. All-county center Joe Hill
suffered a back injury and is
out for limited action. He was
being primed at fullback this
year,
Veterans halfback Jim Hawkins!
and guard Willie Dunkin, a two:
way stalwart, are both hampered
by knee injuries.
Most experience is probably at)
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Les Watkins, a letterman is
holding down the fullback slot
with Archie Brooks, a hustling
junior, vying for a halfback's
job. PITTSBURGH Rep. James}
iG. Fultén (R-Pa) urges Presi-
jdent Eisenhqwer to ban all U. S.|
military school, academy and)
service teams from participating |
in segregated sports events.
Pn ee
—“Wecaiies of the small humber att tn a telegram to the president,
upper classmen, MacLeay indi- 'Fulton specifically asked that}
Army be ordered not to play -its! ‘cated that an ho s wh y sophomore 10 scheduled football game with’ Tu-| show they can push some of the
iréturning varsity players for their the New Orieans Nov. 16.
jobs will stay with the varsity. roar said ecoscail
new Chief aan said he was”
‘ture in 1956 that prohibits inter-
“pleased with the spirit and at- [racial sports participation and in-
titude of everyone out.” “The tegrated seating.
peopbe of Pontiac can be assured | * * *
that this team will give its all | 4+ west Point, Lt. Gen. Garri-
Pentiac Press Phete
Sox Recall 7 From Minors the opposition has!
picked up only 29 first downs while
» the Lions have made %. In the
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of the Detroit defensive strength,
will attempt to crack that ruggdil
line and defensive backfield.
The Steelers have been a
For the second straight week, a
product of a Michigan college will
guide the opposing forces, Last
week, Al Dorow ef-Miehigan State
started at quarterback. Sunday it
will be Teddy Marchibroda, former |
U. of D. signal caller who passed |
the Steelers to their first victory
last weekend, who-wi!! get the as-
signment. had only 205 yards on the _icams | See White Sox today recalled seven'Jim Landis and pitcher Jim Mc-
‘minor league players for trials in’ ‘Donald from Indianapolis; pitcher,
their spring training camp at/Don Rudolph from Louisville, and
|Tampa, Fla.,-next year. pitcher Stover Mcllwain, 17» for-|
+ «© * mer Rollins College star, from
Included are three pitchers — Davenport, Iowa.
Dahike and Russ Heman from’ a+?
Chattanooga, and Bill DuFour|) Catcher Earl Battey,
from Indianapolis—two catchers,|to Los Angeles, will rejoin the Sox
Chuck Lindstrom from Colorado} Sept. 16.
Springs and John Romano from
Indianapolis; and infielders Don' New Te
Prohovich ‘from: Indianapolis and
Jim Marshall from Vancouver.
a * * :
Lindstrom, 20, is the son of
former major league star third
baseman, Freddie Lindstrom, now
Northwestern University baseball
coach, -Prohovich is a former Holy
Cross star.
mpest Trainer
-LONDON (® — Joe LawSon took
over the training chores today for
the American-owned 3-year-old!
by Capt. Cecil Boyd-Rochfort, who
Marshall, a contender for _first|is _trainer—{or--Queen~-Etizabethi-
base with the Sox earlier this|\Mrs. Graham paid $38,220 for
year, batted .278 in 143 games for/ Tempest as a yearling.
Vancouver this- season, hitting 25
homers and driving across 83
runs. .
Legion Finals Begin
BILLINGS; Mont. @—Portland;
‘Ore., plays Greer, S.C., Thursday
at 2:30 p.m. in the opening game
of the 1957 American Legion: jun- | * * *
The Sox yesterday called up six
minor leaguers to finish out the
American League season and pur-
chased a seventh, gpitcher Barry
Latman (13-14), Indianapolis. |Cincinnati, Ohio, plays ee
Reporting Monday will be first)ton, D.C. at 8 p.m. i
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colt, Tempest, owned by Mrs. Eliz-|
abeth N. Graham. of New York.
Tempest, who is to start in the
St. Leger --at —Doncaster ~ next)
Wednesday, had been trained
ior baseball championship finals. | Wichita s Willey ‘MVP’ said. jof the Military Academy, refused
Season tickets for the five home comment on- Fulton's wire. He re-
|games on the PHS sahedule can/leased a copy of a telegram to
ibe purchased by ¢alling-- faculty Fulton explaining that the Depart-
manager Herb Sanford at the) ment of the Army had granted
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Rgetidni i — Carlton Willey,
26, Wichita Braves’ pitching’ star,
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CHICAGO (® — The Chicago baseman Ron Jackson, outfielder! most valuable player of 1957 yes-| City Central, home, Nov. 8th and
Willey a righthander, has Fimt Central,
‘‘ completes he eight game card. ‘terday. ¥
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is a flexible and a reasonable man, |
and has made no demands, only |
McClellan said he aa conducted
many telephoné conversatiyns with)
O'Malley and his aides since their
meeting two weeks ago in New
York, and that ‘are “well And there’s no favorite among
the 200 survivors of an original Easy Road to Anata li le | NEW yORK —: The head- | the sirength’ of the 200'man field entry of 1,592 iasers since there’s hitting Jim’ Tom Blair of Kirk-|
| knocking is due to begin early in! lwas distributed equally through|no defending champion. .
the four quarters of the draw and
as a result no player ‘is likely~to San Fragcisco’s Harvie , Ward,
whe has dominated the U.S.
amateur scene for two years,
now is just an applicant for
reinstatement as an amateur
since the U.S. Golf Assn. ruled
last June he had accepted im-
© expense payments from
his boss, Eddie Lowery.
In releasing the draw for the
all-match-play tournament today,
[the USGA revealed that the names! Funston and Joseph M. Grace Jt"
Ed Meister,
who was a semi-finalist-in the 1954
championship, tangles with long- +ehampions in the field, tackles Bob|
Rae
.wood, Mo. A short time later Ted
Bishop, one of the five ex.
McCall of Gary, Ind., who went
five rounds before Ward knocked ;
him out in 1955. —
Three Michigan golfers drew
byes but seven others from the
stgte were also scheduled to tee
off for first-round matches
Monday.
Seewing! byes were James E.
SS _ — . . Se Sain See ie a cs Pa 2 MINNEANPOLIS “we Minne- -scurly locks is Dick ae “ oa and Ameri¢an Walker both of Detroit, and Harold Brink tip team members were distrib-|of Belmont. : |Sota’s football situation was back|fancy quarterback in his own |iteg through eight sections of the). Paired for competition were: }
|to normal] today, Bobby Cox, the right who held off Cox's reputa-'draw before the rest of the names/Richard L. Whitting, Royal Oak;
GROUP HOSPITALIZATION, PAID Gophers’ slick quarterback and ‘tion and football gifts for nearly were pulled out blindly. Most of|vs. John H. Guenther Jr., Reading,
HOLIDAY, VACATION PAY , All-America prospect, is worried half the season last, year before the other big name players Pa.; Gerard. J. Berles, Grand
‘about his starting job. yielding the No. 1 spot in Coach out ‘with about‘ equal distribution. Rapids, vs. Richard Diversi, Ws-
: Apply: | “This is no phony modesty,” | Murray Warmath's»split T offense.) That means the top stars won't|terville, Maine; Charles Kocsis, dapper Bobby told a faintly sur-, ‘Larson is a terrific quarter- begin meeting each other until|/Royal Oak, vs. eer Ww. ey 4 PARAGON. CONSTRUCTION co, iprised listener. ‘I've got plenty to back,’ Cox amplified. ‘It can't/about the third or fourth round,
worry about.’ help but boost the team when/|but there are so many other good 3 44000 Grand River, Novi, Mich. * + * _ lyou've got a ial contest Tike that players in. the field, some of them |F Harvey. E. Wood-|_ /
; __Phones: Northville 2910 — WO 3-3515 ~Phe~ man~ breathing “on Bobby's }for -@ job: pd ‘ot 1 get gg ei iat = , vs. Robert! iar ” : 2 ; a + * * or instance. es 8 om Coke Harv, ve. Rater ao Cox is being widely’ advertised |the first player ee ant, Monday, |Cuiss, Jackson, vs. John V.-Har) yicnoRY FOR VIC — Vic Seixas of Philadelphia, Pee ccd ‘sends a smash to Ron Emerson of Australia during their match in. —
"| the National Tennis Championships at Forest Hills, N. Y. yesterday.
4 Seixas won his ‘match in straight sets, 6-3, 6-2 and 6-4.
*
HE'LL MISS IT—Stan Musial |
nearly took the Polo Grounds
apart on his last visit to the
former heme of the New York
Giants and he gave the place a.
‘be one of two to represent Michi-
gan in the event at Dunedin Fla
i during the winter. Al gets on all
i The other state delegate will be
/named in Monday's round at Lan-
SOX wel
Gabardine —
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| East Lansing and Jim Barfield-of.
‘Grand Rapids are top favorites.
Dallas, Texas Champs
_ HOUSTON, Tex. u) — Dallas ;| line.” aware of the Sept. 30 move dead-
Alouettes Put Hill,
MONTREAL U® — The Montreal
Alouettes last night placed import
halfback: Jim Ellis and lineman
Dick Hill on waivers, cutting the
number of imports on the Alouette final salute. He always hit well
‘in the park—and Ebbets Field,
too:
lew Aussie Net Star Upsets Savitt ao show yesterday when fie
gained the quarter-final round of
the National. Tennis Championship FOREST HILLS, N. y. w— A Savitt to aay, on the Davis Cup
team. —
*. &® *
the other uy. observed U. S. score, was a breathtaking 6-4, 6-3,
son less than an hour to do the! 6-1, and it took the angular Ander. | at the expense of — of all people ae :
—second-seeded Dick Savitt, The) 5° now the quarter-final is set up. Budge Patty, Cooper and Cliff
Mayne all gained their brackets
Tuesday. In addition to Anderson,
“Would Drop Cage Game
vrei nmin we «© Trials Sept. 28 | Job. Vic Seixas of Philadelphia, Luis
ea vas elim. AYM@ of Chile, Herbie Flam of
aser “was enn Beverly Hills, Calif., and ‘Sven
Davidson“ of Sweden moved wong
yesterday.
Seixas gave a tast coasea to
Emerson, 6-3, 6-2, 6-4; Ayala stop-
ped. Nielsen, 6-4, 64, 846; Flam
urned back Bob Howe, another *
Conversely,
nated in the second round by un
seeded Cliff Mayne.
| “Mal was -very impressive,” ad-
mitted Talbert, who also said that
Savitt ‘still is refusing to make While Talbert took pains to
avoid naming the ‘“‘other*guy,”’ he)
obviously was referring to Neale|the trip to Australia. ae
Fraser, who has ranged from; “He gave me a convincing rea-; + ky downri j for not akin the tri ot ussie, 6-4, 6, 6-4, and David-
eon gs et erence at [snapped Talbert. one has long. son whipped Bob Wilson of Eng-
Anderson put on another oma since wearied trying to sever land, 5-7, °s. aan
s quarter-finals, David-
| In today’s
son plays Mayne and Patty goes
‘Amateur Hunter “zor. oe halted Janet Hopps
ae sti = 1-46, 6-3; Darlene
‘Hard of Montebetlo, Calif., No. 5
wend Margareta Bonstrom a
, 6-2, 62, and Ann Haydon
hey ae Peis a 64, 64 victor
Metamora Hunt club holds its over Sally Moore of Bakersfield,
(29th annual Amateur Hunter Trials Calif. All the arena to PARIS w—Reports are circula-
‘ting here when the International
dage of Chicago will propose elim-
ination of basketball and several
lother sports from the --Olympic
_games — =
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By H. GUY MOATS
Oakland County’s many lakes
are still producing good sport for
the panfish and bass fishermen. ae Saturday, Sept. 98, at the club the women’s quarter
ring. A full day of competition, |
starting at 10 a.m. is offered. |
lGult Lake. |
son in the area have come to Sens (il bo bb planes: Cac
awards, trophies and ribbons go
to winners. An exhibition of
hounds will be an added feature.
P * * * 3
While warm weather slowed up|
some activity, and sent the big
ones deep into cooler depths, some
-\fish have rewarded fishermen. |
Some of the biggest “speckled
bass” or crappies, seen this sea- roster to 17. -
The Big Four Football Union's
defending champions now have 12
jimports — the legal maximum —
registered-with the Canadian Rug-
by Union and five on the reserve
list, to. be used in case of injuries
between now and the mid-October
deadline for import declaring
Ellis, formerly of Michigan State Two Saturday Races University, tried out with the AF
Cardinals He has returned to e| fer Rich Rewards - He has returned to the
|United States, Hill, formerly.ofthe| ~~~ —— University of Michigan, will enter) py 7HE ASSOCIATED PRESS lm won the Texas League pennant
CLOTH ES last night when Houston lost to
[San Antonio in the first game of -a doubleheader. San. A ‘beat
Ti A. Sagi e second-place Buffs 70.
im Dallas also—lost, falling before.
“ Tulsa in a. 13-inning, 3-2 contest. Among the highlighted events
{will be the Elizabeth Nichols Mc-)
Earneney challenge for working
hunters; J. Deane Rucker Per- |
petual trophy for Corinthjan hunt-|
CONN’S: lt nc nt
TONIGHT ers; Metamora. Hunt Perpetual
Challenge; Blackthorne Perpetual | HAZEL and Sanilac County, where fair-
sized fish are being taken, Anchor
Bay and Lake St. Clair also offer
some good fishing, B. R. Hellsten'
award Hunting teams, pairs of |
hunters. provide other interesting
events.
Tiger Averages
-ef-District 42-fish division, reports.
Smallmouth bass anattee’ hea!
been spotty off the Thumb in Lake
Huron, but is still fair in the Flats.
and. Middle Channel, while. wall-
eyes are slow in St. Clair river, PARK
the U.S. Army ' .,|_Two big races on the West and|put fair to good in Lake St. 9 RACES NIGHTLY -°
’ 7 _ o— port | Searent Clair off the Clinton spillway and DANVIDCA BATFO say. 8:30 RAIN OR SHINE : H ; c » Detroit G Groth ~ 40-98 432. 0 15 300 ae Mickey Trails by 7 aa eile manila bak Gaiety iver_off Grosse Te. gaine e472 146 31 78 38) | 10 MILE RD. near JOHN R. Nes ony NEW YORK # — Grounding out plenty of time and bankvaults of ‘Porter 117 13 33 2 17 382} i
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— cocks League batting race. feated Old Pueblo will team up | Wilson 1
| on upswing of Mantle tapped to the box while, again with Eddie Arcaro in the Top event in Detroit's “weekend! pens ; $ | bolt! 3-shot with batting for pitcher Whitey Ford|$40,000-added Del Mar Futurity, a program will be the eighth |Semiore $ °
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Bearded Adventurer Became Solid Legend NEW. “YORK: (ANS) = — Bearded, | -
Alaska the other day. He was 71
and.a solid legend, one phase of
which was the story that he ampu-
tated his*own leg during one -of
1 Millan and Col. Bernt Balchen, all
Ds prhens on Thomas’ new filmed
+ T¥-adventure* series” scheduled for|” + Freuchen (oe a-man of: cues!
statements and could back them
-all. But the one I'll remember-most}—
was quite casual as well as ac-
compahying a gesture of profound
sophistication. Thomas, master of
ceremonies at a Circumnavigators
Club dinner at the Waldorf, brought PO
together on the dais Freuchen and’
the then 88-year-old Maft Henson,
the Negro valet who accompanied
Peary to the North Pole.
In honor of the occasion of the
| meeting of the two old polar |
‘explorers, thé Air Force flew a: the geograhival pole.
‘By the time it reached the Wal-| “Don’t like ice in whisky,” he!
dorf it was on its last legs, or explained.
near its last lump. Thomas broke | * * *
the remaining piece in half and! Cosmopolitan Magazine's Sep-|
nein oy it in a scotch he had tember issue deals with the brain,
for them. Then he spoke what it can and cannot do, how
about the wonders of the ice jt operates our bodies, what role island, the establishment of a j¢ plays in the success of, let's
weather base thereon, the long say, a member of a quiz panel on flight to the dais, and concluded, Ty. It takes up the hunger of most! “Now, old timers, let us see you ‘minds and the cause of others) toast each other.” ‘becoming surfeited.
_He _ gracefully toasted, the
younger. man. Then it was Freu-' Jéan Libman Block, one of the |
lot some 13,000 beats in eight hour
he kidneys slow down, your
muscles cease giving out electrical |
‘impulses, and your body tempera-|
iture drops, usually to a minimum)
jot about 97 degrees. All vital fune-)
‘tions are at their lowest ebb as
your system recharges itself for,
the « next day's encounters with |
reality.”
\WHEN TO DREAM |
| The author reports that dreams
jocetr chiefly in the early, light!
of. sleep and in the hours.
re you awakén. When you are,
AT YOUR
DRIVE
‘CBS in November. TV audiences
iknew Freuchen well through “The
|$64, 000 Question.” chunk ‘of clear ice ‘all the way
Vacca the globe from T3, the |
fresh-water ice island nuzzling contributors to an exciting issue, | 4,
tells us what happens to the.
brain during sleep: ‘‘Your brain |
practically turns itself off. Your
| blood pressure drops. Thére is chen's turn. But first he reached
a long, grizzled finger into his
\highball glass and flipped the)
aming, your eyeballs move
irapidly.as they follow the action
‘spun out by your mind. Dreams
jlast up to a half hour, but are not
believed to interfere with sound
| less oxygen and sugar in your sleep. You average 20 major shifts
bleed. lof position each night.
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— vores Olean Hal Kanter film debut of a new team, Rowan,
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Jopposite sex. Except on matters
Judge to Hear eae
Racial Issue “Go to a matinee of a comedy
hit on Broadway,” he suggested.
“You'll find. the predominantly
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festivals in Tokyo, Kobe and Toba.
When they first announced the
golden jubilee, the exporters sald
several thousand pounds of low-
quality pearls would be burned Yokota .said. reports cultured
pearl prices have been nose-diving
“are entirely erroneous.” As al ~
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has lagged far behind demand and
prices are rising. He added:© -
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Throw Pearls Into Oceaninar sin |. Gomis CEWN =. |), Milkimote said. the growers ‘ rs ‘ : . ey as 7 were striving te export “quality » TOKYO dere * Legend : pearl spa mene products aa the Keim only fo meet the full sats OKAY, /
this week to explain just why they) yyy nS ee ee ve ore tit thoes of ¢ have so highly appreciated this at tt itt — nds the — The growers are celebrating the) heavenly ift-of beauty and
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2: _ ence = is — Corstapsind- in honor of the occasion. acy icy ee be paplitnnid Bin | £& " . er , Bos ents’ Clu ‘© to assert that; : . incre: demand, DB To their dismay, they said, they quantity of " it 00. ~ ~The pearls aren't being |were swamped by cables. and . en oe enany ALLEY —_ —~
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the sea around Oct. 1. inine hand—protesting that they!
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imagine how many pearls that high by artificial measures. tured pearl could be damaged.” “JUNK
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closer to one, | Yoshitaka Mikimoto—grandson of pearls “have come out of the sea
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“e iy eee 3} 4 THE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY, snp 5 1957 / ja S . FORTY-NINE_ .
ta Promotions, Changes|Business Boom MARKETS IGrain Futirac. | Death Notices
fiee cee Sat moe A eaeg (Announced by. ee “athe Stock Maret 5 ste Grain Futures “poy eet a : inaw's iia ad ben ts: ter 14; ours : Due to Continue Det vit Pp; du “oy ( al, “Eee deat | | oo het ot on ee es
SEER SATE Etre toe an was Tat Sr cere nen cw a ar Doldrums br cove, Holding Mteady | ES S-2.5e bomber slid to a safe belly land-|into five departments of the opera-|becoming a businessman's heav- ering sales of lacally grown pro- Mrs. Raymond -¢ Moose
ing today after flying 14 hours tions of the Product Engineering en. ‘Soaring demand is far dhead NEW YORK wi-The stock mar- duce brought to ‘the Farmers’ CHICAGO (?—Grain futures held Puneral service will be mie.
Friday at
the Voorhees-Siple
with- 10 am. from
a. \Ottice df Ford: Motor Com 5/of growing supply and the satur-/ket continued in the doldrums with Markets by ‘and_sold by; about steady on the Board of Trade} Funeral a while crewmen tried (p lower nena ty read ee tag} tlation point isn’t in sight.. trading slow and prices slightly\them in wholesalé package lots.| today. There was little in thé-news|. the . oe eer, See
- | stuck landing gear.
The plane was refueled five
DUDLEY,
Aug. 29, Sept. 5, ‘57.
telephone and radio suggesting
Birmingham, are announced by
R. J. Miller, chief engineer.
the book was offered. “The Mexican domestic market
continues to expand at a remark-
lower early today,
Leading issues declined from
But the major steel shares
Qutations are ‘furnished by the
Detroit Bureay of Markets, as of
to influence the market and conse-
quently there was little or no a
and lard was 5 cents lower to 15
o'clock this evening at Voorhees-
- Siple Puneral Home where
Mahar will | te in state, Mr.
the Pursley Puneral Home.
directors te two times ‘during the 14 hours. xk * *« able rate, and there is no likeli-|fractions to around a point or Wednesday. sure on the trade. SHIEFLER, 61 or. — i. TENE,
fle the, bank, “4 ng ny inspected * *« * The Research Engineering De- hood in the foreseeable future|s0. A good number of key stocks) Fruits x * * ; beloved wite of Fred L. Schiefler:. .
hours. ~e|partment will have as its chief that any saturation point will be} showed no change. Apples, Greening, bu. One commission house ‘bought <pptoettlagy smral CAS ie
_=s 7. Airmen. at Little Rock Air Force engineer C. B. Richey. Appoi reached,” says the National Bank x * * ‘Apples Wealthy wo 400,000 bushels of December wheat ee en see * * inted zo , : an man.
ftps, 1 3, +? 3S 16,24, 18, 0, [Base, where the plane is based, manager of the Engineering Test of M@ico. . Turnever—was at a rate-no bet-/Gwicuess “Rae 1h ‘at the start, but other than this| service. will ‘be held Saturday,
2,3, 4 8 67, & 10, 11, 12, i987, spread 3,000 feet of foam on the Department is A. C. Quinn. C. T./4 One ee this — = ter than yesterday's, which was Pesches, 3H Hate, be... © trading was rather dull. Export) Minices Pennie! mame <oth. Be
orice OF runway to reduce the chance of (Mike) O’Harrow has been named|Grense in sopulation-3.1 tee comt the Ughtest day in nearly a year. Plums, Burkenk, ‘s-bu 225 business continued absent although) —_arege officiating. ‘Interment in Township of | Aloomfleld, Oakland! tire and to provide si ic nding|chiet tractor engineer in charg crease in population—3.1 per cent) Tis indicated that traders and Watermelons, bu... : 2.80 traders look for an improvement, Shiefier will ile tm state at. the Count : a ___ {ire = Provide a slick lanc si rr ng n cnargeia year, one of the world’s highest. | vestors wer aiting for anew. soar ___Huntoon Funeral Home. L : surface. Tractor Engineering Depart- F “TY ; well over 30 million.’ > ee ae 7 7 FEE ag ina UHRICK. BEP . 5, _¥ " r. ial
tan Gs nen Ged ae * * & ment. Popalation _— co been fall trend in business. Beans, Green Round, bu. «........, 3.15, Corn was a shade lower, but con-| CHRICK SEPT. §, 1887. MRA. PAU; | . is F . . oN tee eee ceeeerer | 3 70; i
Township” et ‘Bloomfield. Oskiand The pilot, Capt. R. W. Dupras| R- L. Erwin is appointed man-| steady improvement in the stand-| Olls were subjected to profit a -211:, #90 linued to get some support on ru-) Senn’ Ghrick: dear “mother _ of Parent ‘‘ieniane. on the 8th day of ot Glacier , Park, Mont bos ae ager of the newly designated Engi- ecd'cf ting. Mesicans can aficed taking again after their recent Laveen * Loge -seseeeseseeee 2.50 mors Of a possible stoppage of! Mee Anthony Me Stabneck. Joha
refore, notice is hereby given. tne pj the Bs feet neering Administration and Serv- bene Gini set| rise with Royal Dutch down more |C#*Tots, Topped, bu. vs. 213 Sales by the Commodity Credit] Sirvives. Punerel service will be that any person who has the qualifica- plane On runway two fee Ste to buy things their ancestors just Cauliflower, dot. ........,, +» 350 Corp. Soybeans showed a weaker held Saturday, Sept. 7, at 1:30 tions of an elector or who will have/from the edge of the foam and|!Ces..Department. Continuing a8 dreamed about. than a point. Du Pont slipped (Ceiery (crates) doz. 4-6 ............ ; fier ad p.m. from the Richardson-Bird sich qualifications on of said : chief implement engineer in c! e und tw herin tinued |CoP. sweet, 5 dos - ..........,. 2.00 tone after advancing up to three Chapel with interment in Glen - election, and who is not already regis- the craft skidded 1,600 feet before peers gi harg ; aro @, Sc is con ucumber, Pickles, bu... 0.00... 5.50 cents a bushel yesterday. Eden Cemetery. Mrs. Uhrick will
| poe se the pein beaks x ants stopping. None of the crew was of the eet = No Time for Talkin g! eet a dropping around a ee doz. .. vat 1 ~ «© « aS = une wane te
ee * “4 o 1 wonmen is IC) ; , in . « e ree 7 : pet ind tlhe set Ee
at 00 rie oftcs i ihe p the appar aes noxet. a ite viene vy 2 e Se "1438| Near the end of the first hour,! WILHELM, SEPT. 4. 1957, MARY ship, page Bead. the 9th day = minor. A . LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (INS — Calumet and Hecla fell a major: Onions, Dry, 50-lb, 2.00 new style wheat was unchanged Ellen, 04 Maines ‘Ave; ora .——
_ September, 1987, een the hours of ~*~ * * : Million to Get Directory School Supt. Virgil T. Blos- | fraction following the news it may|Paien® Toot roche on oo! lig & lower, ‘Sept.. $2.18%: pein Wilhelm, Mrs. Lillian Roberts and £0 see an, Land i To gan’ = ‘The crew tried 65 different som was scheduled to speak to |discontinue copper mining in Mich- —— Sweet, bu. ....cc.eveeesy 2.00 was X to % lower, Se $1.21; Mrs. tele care: i
“SE ees a eset tring tn Dagmar re — he ae) ee Ge ray i fr en oe ae ae TRG co owe hich) A SR ays, o'clock - ing . : egration culties. a n t » too shes, @ (be -) OB. wees 1.10) g, t. pe day, Sept. 7, at ‘2 p.m. from. the
to 6:00 e'clock p.m. Hastern standardlaircraft officials from.” Wichita,| day circulation of the Detroit | High Sch6ol kept hintfrom. the | fractional losses. Sousa’ Dibsctows, See 6222052000! 338 higher, i ent Sa Auris’ Bi™Stewgid' lacing Daive: August 26, 1957, Kan., were in communication by} yellow pages directory will top meeting. He was to have spoken ©’ «ke: Fomasens, on cecceeevere ences 3.10 were iy ( Slower Sept $2.39%4: Interment in Oak Hill Cemetery. ROBERT H. . aniilion tox ioe ths Set i on “Problems of Our Public ps ( Pea : $ 7 ..$2.39%; Mrs. Wilhelm will ite in state at
fs jways ‘to correct the malfunction.| Schools. Today.” showed hardly any change. Motors| ,, 189 cents higher a hundred pounds, Card of Thanks 1
mil ee ra dav al pas cree SIZES: THE PAMILY or BARBARA JEAN - dro about a point as did U. S.| 2.50 . -Narsh wishes to express their
| Rubber. 3 x 5 deep eS yok . _
. 3 sent owers. t) oO LJ
: 200 Grain Prices Rindly neighbors, Rev. Tom Ma- . 2.50 lone, Huntoon Funeral Home, and
New York Stocks : CHICAGO GRAIN her classmates. Mrs. Helen Keily, Lettuce & Salad Greens - CHICAGO, Sept. 5 (AP)—Opening! _ Mr. & Mrs. Clem Hughes.
; ons Celery Cabbage, bu .......... eo. 2.75 /8rain * WE WOULD LIKE TO EXPRESS Case) Mereine sete seet) Endive Reached, en . “: Wheat (new) Dec 697% our deep appreciation for the help
; 53.4 Int Harv ..,. 342 Escarole, Bleached, bu. 3.00'Sep .... 06. given us by~ oe aa a friends,
Ch ...., 8 Int Nick ..... 84.3 Lettuce, Leaf, bu. 2.00 Dec and relatives ayries Be death of
| allied Strs .... 442 Int Paper ... 92 Mar my husband, F c. neley. os "ee We also wish to thank the Rev lis Chal ,.... 31.2 Int Shoe AE DETROIT EGGS May
Ltd ..... 39.6 Int. Silver . w4 Bly , Fowler, and the Voorhees-Siple .
‘A “31! g0.1 Int Tel & Tel 32 |, DETROIT. Sept. 5 (AP) Eggs. F:-O.B./°°C. Funeral tiome and ali who have ‘Am Atriin "" 173 Isl Cre Coal .. 43.7 Detroit, cases included, federal state Be belpes te iighten our burden by Am Bak ...°.. 434 Johns Man... 43) STyih ies thelr prayers. Mrs. Pred Peneley
MLL Jones 3b 8S get ag extra ieree 48: large Stead, wiaoMar Kennetn_Feneler: “ a
3 WA y S TO BU Y: : = os : oT ave 54%; medium 41% wy ie wtd avg May ....... 133% Oct 12.95 “In Memoriam 2
FIRST QUALITY go rope Oo Re Pat ae eae Tete. way OM . 83 ass |. 79 | lar wtd avg 30's; Browns: Grade be IN LOVING MEMORY OF MORRIS 1—CASH 3—NO MONEY sown ON F.H.A, ae pee GRADE 27.4 pr eps, "103 umbo 58; large 50-53, wid avg 52'2: | Pringle who passed away Sent. 2—LAYAWAY as low os $1.25 weekly! coe 133 Ligg & My ... 63.4 medium 42; Grade B large 47. Checks, > Jose. Sadiy missed , by &
= : --. 23:4 Loe > Aire .. 36.4 t N h Li sters.
WE ACCEPT COMMITMENTS 5 Ft. CAST IRON 7 BE. Leow a01| ete aan fines, ene ores a IN OFINEIN ights -| stove wewowyor us . : age Lone & com HS 49-51; medium 40-43's; Browns: Grace ° STE Se Musee ; * * rr’ +908 ; w me away. Sep
th 12. °©6)~ > oo a ae te... T4 Mack Tre -:. 8 | de do meaitn wnrnnall Be, redsy ¢ Give Brilliant not ask us if we miss her. OPEN. FRIDAY NIGHTS - 42 Martin, G! 30.9) farce: 38: Checks 2» For there is sueh & vac lace;
ace , HE Meda Gt ae? -. Show for Area 9 pe ink we hens a fate : : ~ 34. ead Cp ..... i We see her smiling face.
= Ses Merk For she left us broken hearted. i ¢ cence a3 Merr fo #8 113 3 "Poultry a ; Teese may think the wound
7 . =a _Mpis_ Hon. 94 ; < Thousands of Michigan residents) , N°4X5' know so little the sorrow c; i nm M&M... 84 DETROIT POULTRY were thrilled last night by a spec- t ia in our hearts concealed.
oy Monsan'Ch 11. 38.1 pDETROIT. Sept. $ (AP) — Prices paid tacular display of the Northern ee Se ee ee : : “0 # . or o. *
WASH $4495 —A trade @| opecial Purchase |piss...: oH EIS RE ie phd Bae Lis Noort aclnce a te) ie RENT OE HEE i : Motorola ..... 48.619. neevy type brotiers or f 77 ‘Ste ra Borealis. ie i First Quality Grade he Meenas = ee a | oe): y ier B34, Grey Cro aes es = * « *. Te ne snout of September now is
“ 16 s8) arr ocks 27-28; ca ettes, 4-
BASINS , N ani iT K 3 Nat Bisc ._... = pound average, 24: §-6 ibs Pao; “rus,| In this area the display was) os the saddest of the year; : ationa y nown ELE Se ots vy oe young hens, 35-27'a, dimly visible about -11 p.m. and picelt you, laved one, so good and
with Fittings ‘ aoe ; at Lee 00-6] = oe “tome 33-2 jincreased in brilliance in the next) you wit! live in. our hearts, ti) the
- — _- | Cr ndo nd
3-Pec. Cast lron ia M P a a : jhour. There was a cTesce! i of Badly missed. by “bis Sister.
a Livestock brilliance shortly before midnight.| 13~LoOvInc MEMORY OF KEN-
Am A : zu = Scientists said the lights were aa harry who passed away
, = 18.7 DETROIT LIVESTOCK related. to magnetic storms and Dear’ Kenny you are: not forgotten,
: : ; ca & DETROIT, Sept. 5 (AP) — Hogs — i : Though on earth you are no more; — a || Cdn Pac . 312 Ohio Oi : 4 Salable 100. Market not estabilshed. also possibly related to a series gull e memory you are with us,
3 ee ; Fs one Airl .. 16.7. - bod) Cattle — Saiable 300. Bulk early Te- of brilliant explosions noted on the you siways were | before : rier Cp .., 426 Owens Il : 60 | ceipts “cows; few small lots 4-H club missed by his Netghbors & 17 Pac O ez. 4s offerings; pee unchanged on | all/ sun this week by Swedish scien- sgh
= he ee ee ete olite low: eed mined emuering andere ‘tists at an observatory on the Isle| “iy LOVING MEMORY OF KEN. 15 Param : 33.7) 19.00-22.00; few eeility te to standard 15.00-|of Capri, Italy. net Johnsen, whe | siting ° . a - = 3 arke Da... 502 38.50; utility cows 13.50-15.00; canners Sept. 5, 1950. You are waiting © 64.9 Penney. JC 76 an, cutters }1.00-13.50. by ihe siver, Just across the silent
__ : a arty PA Be Caines and vealers — Sala = 2 : —, ming And th fewers are ae a ke : " Nominally “steady today, comp ree a t : T lar . ever blooming An Raitydl
| 3-PC. WHITE itt Pie b” Halneer prem amar) eraag, cnsice|. Lodge Calendar finer fm ae Dae . 100.4 leo ... 14.3 @n rime vealers : tq :
| 484 Philip Mor .. 42.1| low choice 21.00-26.00; utility rnd ees Stand- omni i 5 IN LOVING MEMORY OF KEN-
Water 5 30. Phill Pet |. 43.1, ard 16.00-21.00: culls. down to 11.00. Abie jess ee unication of Pon eetli’ Jahueos: (whe passed away
: ae 165 Billsby Mills 42 | good and choice slaughter calves ig.oo. tiac Lodge No. 21, F. & A. M., Fri- Sept. 5, 1950. It’s not the tears. at — : ‘. 39.7 Pit Plate . 13.2 24.00; few standards 16.00-19 00. 'day, Sept. 6 at 7:30 p.m. Wm. H. the moment shed, That tell of aa ‘422 Proct , so eed Sheep and lambs — Salabie 25. Nomi- Anderson, W. M. —Adv. the hearts that are torn, But the
Made to Sell for $219. 95 i - ‘aig Pure O as, nally steady; compared last week slaugh- jonely tears in the after ars,
: = 44.5 ‘A. 33.4 ter lambs strong, instances 1.00 higher, | And the heartaches sadly me,
| REG. $134.50 VALUE "904 —— ge 23 slaughter sheep steady, .few loads choice | Sadly missed by Mother and Fa-
- Set tmetudes: 6-ft. cast tron bath tub,” with ° . 22 Rey Tob. B .. 563 |¥5.00-26.60; Yew lott a eq lamee “veo: ON Bri f C MEMORY OF MY. DEAR automatic trip waste and faucets... large i : . 43.3 Rock 8 > 323) < ew lots choice lambs -2¥.60- EMORY OF MY. DEAR MA- 7
2e"si8" chine wash basin, with tripie plated egg tain op compare this pon hononee 114 Royal Dut... §44| 25.00, good and choice lots 22 00-24 00. ews in fe ee Te wine: eee peoned : - chrome faucets and waste . ern, quiet- bargain. sont bd . 14 Baleway St. 73.6 utility and good 19.00-22.00; cull and : aoa Sept. 3, 1954, |
closet. This ts = special purchase, and : a — . St. Jos Lead 28.1) utility lambs 1400-19 lew utility | Hello Operator—
we will not be able to duplicate or reerder : seve 30. oh a 307 — coe nome 19 bee AA * Pontiac police reported Wednes- on ee. — you help me? ce sia er ee bl . id ven. -
a COMPLETE reba, $ 5 TB deere ..... , -s = = . P day that someone had broken into} win oon ccuuiect mua -plenss® ALL A-GR. : = : You see my mama's there. ss CHROME Be -* = Sadeien the Pontiac Typesetting Co., 94 S. SS f cent ane wonle be
FITTINGS : —— 4 Soneeny ice at {Big kee Fields in Alaska Cass Ave., Tuesday night or Be ee Pleased and bai ‘happy : * . — -- sae Beef -$ Wednesday morning and_ stolen’ aa i eeecd 183.2 Lease - I want to tell her how { er grown, ; Sperry Rd .. 21 ‘ N \. . E I'm not so sma!] any more Poss Ciaeain COLORED BATH SETS 3 33.1 ao une FAIRBANKS—Largest non polar $36.04 in cash, a check for $133.93, Cee ees las neat aver
These tariks carry cumpiete factory war- TOILETS sas Std ou ey | : a2) lice fields in the world are in and a second check for an unknown) put now. I'm Half past four. > ; : ° - . , |
ranty. Edison approved. Now twice as [| Syke $9995 |I Ee ee = ee re * * 4 eee 3 : cau te‘ephones are lad dld ere,
much hot water. Ask us. reslk ream = all A-GRADE fittings - #¢ seve 3.7 Btevens, JP 20 5) . he eaten 6 Mama’s hom
made totieta at LOW- “ z* — oie ; me Perhaps us I nea een her pame : : atk nu me Id a, We also stock electric table-top heaters. est prices < Buther Pap”) 330 NO Factory Pressure Present Sut put “the eal? to. Heaven $ 95. . Swift & Co .. 1 And ask for Betty Lou.
ve Tex Lae : i 2 But than = sorry, oe ;
= a o . ei ou ver
Sreeoeens EEENDRY TRAYS BATH $1 Q95 te? Auto Makers, Retailers | ake i Soo sx secsteobm dc Me MESS ’ Textron _.... 13.1 About Heaven and Phone and such, ij
with ‘WHITE. oo . = Mama, I miss you Race ooo
et || TUBS i> 4 | pact A - «= Twent Cen .. 26 a f /
ENAMEL | Pang 8, Seen Living in Harmony | =Feeatpicters 4 _ CABINETS Crate Marred and up len Ghee .... 341 Ua Carbide 199 | G Soetes: es / @ Modern Styling 21°*x32" Bi 0-1 ; |Gen Tel ..... 39. v4, 38 le : : . =
Stersge——Compsa: ig 5 “Inch _ “g Unit Air_Lin 227 . D .
cane * 2 3-Unit Kitchen loillette _ Unit Aire... 4 By DAVID J. WILKIE | - This also was not needed, Bell one!son-jonns 2 fem Pleted Cc i _ Un Gas Cp . “22 AP Automotive Editor | said. PUNERAL HOME 2 Compartment WS Lines : 267 DETROIT WP. \ se for Funerals” “
- STEEL . Cement * 21x32-Inch US Rub T The nation’s’ pei said there was s : AIR. AMBULANCE, GROUND §, 95 SINKS : aoe Ue met) | ete auto makers and the car retailers | noes nas some rest-| pursley Puneral Home. FE ¢-1213
Trays DOUBLE BOWL Walgreen 294 are living in more congenial rela. se TOMB the car retailers) “sparKs.GRIFFIN CHAPEL = $ 95 West Un Tel 59.4 mainls -_ over general economic The _ = = Z z anonuc: ughtfal Service FE He
Sturdy, all steet constructio Laundry . wate a2 Uonship as a result of the manu- conditions , COATS FUNERAL HOME : Slight walle cuame fiulen. Chrome | Consptets with Stainless E Wilson & Co 147 facturers’ greater concern about — He a Comolete Facilities. OR 3-778? Imperfections | door mee sturdy stand & t a impel Err. Woolworth : 402 the dealers’ problems. — rar nk hae ete =| Drayton Plains — Watertord Twp
Also available in B alue - aucets. rst § ] Indust Ray ... | So says Rear Admiral Frederick there was “a lot more to be done; : quality... A ee lTnsot a Young § & W 303 . a
SUMP P UMP A gersige cae $ grade. : i 5 | Inter’ nter! Tk Tr ma ine ee 0 Bell (Ret.), executive vice presi-/ 7 and a lot will: be done in| Voorhees- Siple
Fully Guaranteed Af Stecs of $79" Kitchen : \Dealers Ason. (NAD A). Bell said! icesier penton Pressed for 7 al Ambulance sericea Plane or Motor |
Cabinets in 8 STOCK AVERAGES in an interview here yesterday SPeCtic Action in this direction, ‘he 7 ; Compiled by the Associated Press that there h isaid he thought it would be “‘com-
ent. z as Deen no complaint etely practical for the fact BOX REPLIES - Paes eis out tn Broek slguke lenders about factory | pres: ere into the dealer father : At 10 a.m. today there 4 ¢ iJ | °
ee 5 A neces oe Instead, -he said there has. . pecseuse WHOLESALE PRICES | on STEEL PIPE 21x 32-inch BRITE FINISH. \Noon Thurs. ....257.7 1135 124 aH ‘been much voluntary praise by the ‘code of business standards” and were replies at the Press )
+ ON 81-FOOT LENGTHS: Cast-Iron . A Bb Week Ago ea lis? a4 tse retailers of the factory interest {© indicate the “type of man the) office in the following -lron f@# Mh Marwiiiii|=F —___ (tu f BiwWeek Ago ..__. ood EE ap Maha j lin: their problems. ‘manufacturer wants to handle his| boxes: * Yen, Galvanized ..$284 1%in. Galvanized .$6.93 2 Compartments J] Fee $4 95. Year Ago 00.0502 1331 747 “145.0 P ‘product. : | fs 14,16, 18, 20, 21, 28 gh ..... ; : 3, 14, 16, As %-in. Galvanized ..$3.68 1% 2-in. Galvanized $8.19 $69.95 15 Lew 023808 Gt” Ti ie.9 CLEANUP CONCERN | ‘Such action’ he said would 9 ° 7 , linch Galvanized . $5.25 2-in. Galvanized . Now 1906 igh ......276.3 188.1 76.9. 191.5) 2 ee & $11.34 outs 1986 Low |... 2460 1262 69.6 171.6| Bell said there is some concern eliminate the unethical dealer. The: 6. 80. 113, 117.
CASH AND CARRY ONLY % varia ones ann the ie sboay about the NADA, he added, would. give full geen — > outgoing model cleanup problem cooperation to such a mov ~ Jee STOCKS pe ove. 7
—— | vagures itor Gactanal points cre cighth ithis year. At the same time, he) Bell was in Detroit to atte Help Wanted Male 6 ; cimeal points are eighths ! pe Ae et
. a = oH ra |aiten Bie. & Rauip. coe 3%, Noon Said, Geig the neue, if al ‘luncheon at which plans were Sat| AMBITIOUS MAN 23 TO 40 FOR : . ° 3. ‘ liers abou i} for the NADA ti career position. No lay-offs. Start-
| Baldwin Co. .... © 16.4 160... ined for € ‘ conven ion in, { alary $300 per month plus 2-Pc. Colored Powder Room Special WE SELL WHAT eee jcc BE Maloverproduction that presented a Miami Beach, Fla, Jan. 11-15. He\’ — fommimion,‘Contnuct ‘a : ‘ ee ; 3imajor problem to retailers rogram. Prefer man now work-
ge anon cela ee WE ADVERTISE! | : 1) dulmsior problem to the retailers in said he had ‘held ‘no conferences! fet g"Siai' FE gh with chrome mixing faucet, chain No switching... no gimmicks! Just honest-9) DB rhe Prophet Sr year ¢ iwith the car manufacturers. {
= hype coll gp da oa ones ra ~ Chgcsspaay neal — Manufact, Go. 116 116 11.6| The dealer association execu- ACTIVE
Pink, Green, Sun Ton, Blue and Grey eal re policy of honest values | “co. at al a tive said rewriting of dealer Pp ti ns D . | O i
| (0 sale; bid and asked. franchises, establishment of de- ontiac Urive-in Uwner RETIRED
_ partments for faster handling of Buys Jackson Theater
Ivo Local Bankers dealer problems and the greater |
participation of the factory in The C & S Theater Corp., owner MEN
of the Pontiac Drive-In, has re-
cently purchased the Jackson
proving the manufacturer-dealer [Drive-In at Jackson for an un-
relationship. . |disclosed_ price.
There were some retailers, he! E. L. Samuels, of 4055 Cam- the retailers’ difficulties were
among major advances in im- What we mean !s a man who has
completed 1 career, but doesn't
feel he is ready for the rocking
chair Take Special Class
Two Pontiac bankers are attend-
ing the University of Wisconsin's Mutual of Omaha has an attractive
- PLUMBING
_ SUPPLY Co.
| |
|
school ‘of banking.
x * annual two-week session of the
*
Offered each summer for two
Weeks, the school requires three
lyears of attendence to complete.
'Gerald E. Zubalik, assistant cashier
| sisting of the barkers associations which cdhtrolled credit terms and} will/sign the Civil Rights Bill
| of 16° states. “Tt will graduate 324 installment buying during part of} tomorrow, The White House said
persons Friday. said, who favored government con-
trol of the industry. The NADA,
he said, was. unalterably opposed
to such control. The proponents of
that idea, he said, were very°much
in the minority but “the very fact
ithere is such thinking is not good.”
the eatlier postwar period. |btook Ln., head of the corporation,
lsaid it would continue to run the
local theater, and would make re-
modeling changes at the Jackson
theater.
The corporation purchased the’
theater from Ernest Forbes and.
he would not do so today. f Log
| dignified work, in a protected ter-
‘ pitory, close to home,
Previous sales experience ‘neces-
sary, but you should enjoy meet-
ing people. We will provide com-
plete training; both focally and in
home office schools.
If you are in good health, willing
Yes, whatever it is—dial |
FE 28181 for an ad ,
writer and get @! oF. ae 4 ; : Ray Ridge. - to learn. own a late ‘model cat, ee ae i 4 “ ‘ a j ot Community National Bank, is. AGAINST CONTROL I phone us for an interview
FREE : Full Stock of Soil Pipe and Fittings — Everything { in haste Supplies : _ DELIVERY. jattending his second year, while | “We don't need and never should OLive 19961 ./ '
PARKING PHONES: FE 4-1516 and FE 5-2100 =, FREE | Everett K. Garrison; Pontiac State have government control of the Ike to Sign Tomorrow ___Ask_Tor_ Mr. MeNamaré__— ;
\ eee ‘ ‘ | Bank, is there for his first course.|auto business,’ he said. ise ; GET IT QUICK
ee 172 S. SAGINAW STREET tizj cco Uy (ire cot nore iy te tre conden, rm we) NEWPORT. Rt ONS) 4G f , Side ‘ and Central States Conference, con-favored a return of regulations, President Eisenhower probably | through Classified Ads? |
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8. THURSDAY, ‘SEPTEMBER aie a eee
+
mas co oa Se | Wanted: Female. 7 ed eee Gall cae
i
-
2 :
Hel ~~ Wanted Female AGE Bet Se ne er ne Se
‘ ty
ypersen No poly A I
j N Saginas Ee Fon
Help Wanted, pal. 4 ,a Pontiac
| area, -Exap
Reaty © < i’.
~~ WANTED} EXP, \ SILK FINI
2.salesmen, Will train right mode!
Manager, Asst. Manager
ES ERRY E. ADAMS CO. Heh ‘tl 8; - Bun. 1 to 8 ixie Hwy — FE 44561 |
| "Sales
ne ERRITORIAL as tn IN _OAK- |
LAND COUNT MEN
(On,
$20,000
necessary
= eaten to Box 27 Pon jac Press
SALESMEN = MOVING A Ll Sa laslt
‘(00 vr feohee Here's your
pared Rn
tn
iss, Pontiac! IF s clogs, Seto
Contact PT. ewe
sale ‘aaa Glemene. Fi PE Sit.
seen o ANTED
“by & leading ——— ot
—— over ee 2
_ _ in Ponting,
aaiat 4g Tasty
gram. salary plus trave) po Sra
—Advancément in line with abil-
ae Company car furnished. Re-
ply Pontiac ‘Press _Box 20.
wTD. EXPERIENCED ED MARRIED ls
man on modern dai genera,
farm, with modern tenant house.
Carlos Long, Sieeth Rd., Milford.
WTD: ;- METAL BUMPER i8T.
__ class also helper. MI 4-4016.
YOUNG MAN, 18 YRS. OR OVER.
= of iecheol. ph 6 ae, General
\pply in
Rervon. Bey Mpeverly “t ‘Wille eek 4
Vou Man 18 to 26, free to travel California
t Coast, new car trans.|
anced drawing account.
See Mr. Norton, L ead oosevelt.
2 to 4, Friday orfly
Help Wanted Female 7 12 NOON TO & PM. SUNDAYS
off. Good wages, meals free. Ap-
ply at Futreils Grill, 16 E. Pike
AN OPPORTUNITY CADIES
yr & up—is vy wr time wor
per howr? If so see me Salary
& commission while training 150
N berry PE 2-3083 -
A wTQMAN “FOR LIGHT HOUSE- care, No cooking.
Good sala: gcation ¥, bonus,
live tn. Midwest 6-e0s¢.
AMBITIOUS
PE $-4902 Ԥ ttl] noofi.
ER & EXPE.
8 for Miracle |
re opening September |
Apply Jane Lee 4] N Sag: | __ necessary
ASSISTANT MANAG
_fienced sales gir
Mile
Math
naw 5
BEAUTY OPERATOR WTD. | as
sistant to owner shampooing &
etc -Good wages & hours. Apply
1 oe David Presiey Salon,
Woodward, Rovaj. Qak, it Mp siae
a ~ FOR oa CLEANER, ie
Oe oes RAL EXPERI” o
eoged =. goed references re-
wt a reom. B'ham. area,
uve
and Experienced
Saleswomen
Write Pontiac. Pre
NEED $85 A WEEK?
or, MT 63311. Leads plentiful. ow can work 1 or
Opportunity
Woman for General weangyintets
Must Like Childre:
Own Room with
Excellent Wa, ages 2 hours
FRI,
Ore 2 OPPORTUNITY. FOR, ADVANCEMENT
TRAINING ON THE JOB
RETIREMENT
AND SICK PLANS .
. GROUP INSURANCE >
APPLY THURS OR SAT. 10 AM. T M.
\W.T Grant Company
I : J
Ai CUSTOM , CARPENTERS. | -
gh-in finish. “Remode’
ARPENTRY, REASO 7
ag Ss estintates OL Poe
Ges GARAGES. OR
additions, pc breeveways. ao
ia
A&B TRENCHING Pe ede Water tine. Field tile.
‘ALL KINDS OF _CARPENTRY_ modernization No-job too large
ae r too small. Ph. MUlberry 9-2324.
LL TYPEs OF MASONRY oF
“ra block, and fireplace.
A-t ~ CUSTOM BUILDING & RE-
weir. Free estimate. OR 3 Dart.
PHOTOGRAPHER SEE ADV. UN-
der_male help wanted.
REFINED W¢
To baby ait, * & & weekends.
Also live in, “6-0745,
RELIABLE WANTED TO BABY-
_Sit_ days. $15. FE 4 ‘Te | after 6
Stenographers
WORKING CONDITIONS EXCEL- LENT
LIBERAL
A §-1592. sonable pas 5-4334-
~ AAA SANDT : pair, MI 61417. x
_| Wid. Household Goods 27
ei
: > . eh
md ‘ }-6920, 315 E. Wilson.
= Caband sas caae| Bg
Display Ad Eve Prigey
__ For” Bpeclals—Garden TREES TRIMMED OR hse 2
Reasonable rates, Ph: FE 5 -2868.
¥ARD_ LEVELING. - GRADING, _seeding, and sodding FE 5-9636.
~Moviog & Tracking 19 [at LIGHT _HAULING, MOVING,
FURNITURE NEEDED
fing scooter & used _ house’ _ Wine |
dows: OR 3-0863 ——— © NICHO & HARGER z HOMIE Fe Sam!
__Wtd. Miscellaneous 28 28 |. LOL IO LRP PRI Oe
_ USED BOAT TRAILER, MO- 2) Wid. Sontracts, Ne
fan’t tt’ sie Sa oe oma tate with 4
295
5660 Dizie Hwy ~
ANTED $6,000 ON $15,000 HOM
at 6 per cent Anterest. Master
Wanted to Rent 29
rubbish, low price.
at MOVING = = HATLING -Reasonatie rates Fe 360e
eee ; ~ “floors, drives, etc. Jensen, FEd- .
_ 2135 S. TELEGRAPH |_érar'4a%00. FO gee Ee PE} MODELING = :
Young Women . get say additiens, uti | ASHES AND Ri nad ED: 18 to 26, free to travel California; ‘ty rooms, porch enclosures, peed eee and ete ¢ . WOMAN WHO DRIVES, and West Coast,.new car trans.; storm windows & awnings, ¢e- : - furn, Advanced drawing | account, men! work & ‘brick or stone, all UL: & A cases. M1! see M kinds House-seising & be — our price: ne —I°e)--8-0006..+-:
2 to 4, Praay ar ts Ww tl Al. materia. & workmanship | —— iLinGe. _come at Fas eis ae Be. Licensed builders. EM mers tia? -
Help. Wanted | BLOCK, BRICK. CEMENT WORK MRubbleh feld dirt. top ; — and fireplace. FE 2 _and_gravel. FE
FRINGE BENEFITS
OPPORTUNITIES FOR
VANCEMENT UNLIMITED.
TRANSPORTATION Secretaries
MENT AVAILABLE
a
Utica Bend Corp.
50500 Mound Rd,
RBpubiic 22111 Utica
s AD-
ARRANGE- CHANCE To MAKE
Wanted: Balesmen At once Men
or women
P. W. DINNAN 6 W. Huron. FE ¢235T7
MEDICAL , TECHNICIAN, CON-
tact Director of Laboratories.
tote oe Osteopathic Hospital. FE
Toys-Toys-Toys r TREASURE IBLAND-—ts en) 8
fastest growing party plan!
EXPERIENCED—or
prom investigate
your h
WOMAN FoR AENERAL , HOUSE-
sonre - ironing live |
tn $i per month References required work
WALI Et
wanted
No laundry ~
_mute
WOMAN
fore 2 ome,
cogking
for
-. BETWEEN 3) AND 28, for general housework. call be-
E 24784, p.m. FE call
weneral inexperienced
‘Ww our dis-
ounts up to 50 pet & cur een--
tral location can make you much
more money! yt a
5.3128
i LAKE AREA ‘RESIDENT |
housework
uo cooking. 4 days.
§ to °p i an hour Must com- ® fe ee in |
required, MA 4-3201. SALES
CASHIER
OFFICE
or
tép salaries.
PPLY FR
oe OUR
LION STORE Openings in
All Deptm’ts
Male & Female
FULL OR PART TIME
Miracle Mile
Down Town
Gox fl Ww orking conditions,
| liberal employe discounts,
poets OR SATURDAY
WNTOWN STORE.
$1 8. Saginaw st,
BULLDOZING AND a
Free ¢ estimete FE 450950.
BULLDOZING, TRENCHING. 5 BEP- : ep installation and eM 3 1
BRI B ‘ENT
work Also Pot tolity No job too
atl jd Lane e and commer-
eed work
Floore ia fintshed FE 2-5789 2-
CUSTOM PLUMBING
INSTALLATIONS REPAIRS FITZGERALD & SON
| FREE ESTIMATE FE 2-065
CEMENT WORK. Porchees, sidewalks, baseménte, je
27, day-or night calls.
CEMENT & BLOCK WORK FE §-0782
CEMENT Is OUR SPECTA UrY.
_ Floors, basements EM-~
CONCRETE MIXED. $2.50 YD. ALL
mason. work, FE 5-1958.
€USTOM DUCT tions & maa jobs, New & old __ furnaces. ©1486.
DRY WALL TAPING OUARAR:
tera work Pree estimates.
| OSy wale eek Pome Peae
ELECTRICAL 1 WIRING LICENSED Murray. FE 2
Fidoa a SARDING AND
fin. Pontiae Hardwood Floor Serv |
—See the Yellow Pages, FE 3-7647.
GUARAN - ROOF: ALL
TK Ets, Woon bss | Fh ass, I~
- oe BON AO
; Lee
-~
~ ODELL PARTAGE | Local ang lone ri ask ‘moving.
PICK
Meanie ne "Sal on anytime: FE
“DUCED RATES ba van to serve you, Smith
Tiras tere ree —Up_free of charge. FE §-4638. charge. FE 5-4638
Trucks to Rent
Dune teh AND mentation | "Y
Pontiac Farm and
Industrial Tractor Co.
825 8 WOODWARD
Open Dail fncludine Sunda:
Pee) Pe tina VET W Lange AMT. RUB- t _bish $4 load. was ss
Painting & Decorating 20
18ST, CLAS INTERIOR-EXTERIOR 20 yrs, exp, Reas, 5-2860.
4&1 PAINTING & Bx
bir ig ail
RE ron
PAINTIN AND RATING,
rm eae sombied by steam,
=o SERVICE rx 21008
| oe EXCEPTIONALLY NICE =
Share ‘Living Quarters 3¢ 30:
3 TEACHERS WISH ANOTHER
rl to share Cass Lake front
me Call MA 5-3692
GIR 18 TO 35, SHARE Nick
apt we west so an conveniences,
5
is Pontiac
with elderly
a furn.
we stecloreans 31
ROCHESTER, MEE Bethe £5 Tig :hispert & sits. Lr,
. PE
Wed. Wtd, Contracts, Mtgs. 32
_ CASH
IN TA FLASH land contracts, see Av-
rong Johnson in 20
inends ears Lent gp to” vatistied
A. Johnson | tne gelograpn a.
DON’T WISH FOR
MONEY! ! Make it easily,
through Classified Ads. To
| sell, rent, buy, swap, hire,
- WAIT-
Erde ete south or re- or suburban 2 or
mnished, beat'V a oaae o ac,
sponsible business le, 4
“re ir.
Write Weste : Ele tric, : Michigan Bele try 5. Bint hes
nel renee gh
Edward M. Stout, opal [73 Ny, Saginaw &.
$1,000 DOWN
$2,000 VN
$3,000 DOWN
.AND MORE DOWN
a A
Mt | _ Edw. M. Stout, ] Realtor
| ILL Boh rR
Foor rite ry ent Ceres
“TRADES = us re, arding ott. ar
are
are ae oun
ist ading’ ¢ Don't feel ob-
Po Fy
“ROY KNAUF. «6% W_ Huron &t,
WE, NEED LISTINGS — types. W itrive to eon a ipl th ia
Bis aie ey nings call
dial Fe 28181,
a a
* OR NOT SOLD ex
_Open Eves. ‘tl @; Sunday to to 8/3
Money \ Wanted 28A7}>-~ LPLEOL LPL IPP PPP PE PPP
3
Mich Phone tir Lineoti aes ast
3 RM. . CLEAN, ATE
bath & entr. Near G Truck,
trance. heat.. All ftaities
_furn. ‘West a aide. PE 2-0501,
GARAGE,
nice a West Bide, adults only.
90 OAKLAND NEAR HUR Under new management. poe aoe dT 2 orm “ty
_ month, retaker | . 3
2 ROOM
n welcome, rate
rf
Perley
Ee OM nate ‘
Lo ROOMS, LIGHT AND ‘> HEAT -furn. West sige FE 44686 ¥
4 & &§ ROOM AT
hull . Ol heat, wal YOO:
ter heater Call A neg 10 a.m.
and 5 bm. OR 3-51
Tnquiré i : i CASE ' : * good corps worker Credit store. ware: ps HOUSE- APPLY: $C CASH $ yn oe ; pe eaulred food write —_ me pee, hex’ MERCURY CLEANERS | ur'veways, die drives, steele, 10." Bx UNLIMITED © “*SQUARE DEAL _Press “Box oo wou ae ce On CHIL 1457 MAIN” ° ruction work! ali cp bend : IVIL t . . DEPENDABLE TO CARE| dren while mother works,. Cres- ag : at is oe Ww, socages a8 S| fee 1 _W. Lawrence. dicted Pirecane CARTAGE 1 Pior chiiaven hb lighithossewerk ie | ens Tet Batchery a; ares. ROCHESTER o: eonerete el re A a — | _ FOR NEW OR SEASONED " ies —— 23 ° a roan 2 | —Releemet: OF 2801, nent. | -—--NORTH HILL | Stan aha eg Wee eat |» a ~~ ‘| FOR 9 BUDDInS WO DRINKERS. brook 1-5200. small races, itive in. 3421 Avon- ae Ail. aioe ce : BAKLE® CUSTOM UPBOLSTER Ores
ABOVE AVERAGE | “CC Sales Girls | SHOPPING PLAZA _| nit Femeg rege TaT | "Seth Srgice : = | at ET SALES. OOR Employment Agenceis 8A | _Fu isis. ~, THOMAS TPHOLSTERDNS— aI wi oof water” eh oe Stowell PERSONALIZED HOMES | -8. TE saan :40, PE JAROL PLEASANT 3 AND BATA, OPPORTUNITIES Waitresses CALL SCOTT EMPLOYMENT 83200 _of PB S-9618 siIFCOVERS * DRAPES be Beer Alepart, Adune. Of Manufacturer and Distributor of 1D Agency for domestic help By PLASTERING 2 AIR, RED- | "spreads Your material Pe bor $ BM. oe) 3a ust oclé ‘eueluaively daroneh (nd AND Fountain Mor. | 22.3 "Mis opiemsie, Exp, oa teal . parade: gus vt. ont | ice yYFURN IND FLOOR 1 - “von nt. | = quoenanted -B AKERS 53... = a j R EP anne en nengp an steady renters, 92-1528, ae ae be &. rhe Westelde, food sales representative to call a \ro nati = ~~ | BA UGHING $0444 | $80. REWARD FOR RETURN OF | 1111 yo, REALTOR | "2 BORM- PARTLY FURNISHED | Wewer an are A aye Se tn the Pontise arte Paid Vacations EVELYN EDWARDS TRENCHIN AND lady's red wallet, with contents. — i id ‘et Loot Se bain Otllities ture’. 3) Auburn + by
3 A
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Serene cap] onic Bettaurent | Free Insurance {eaten ae man, |p pO NG cay | Mee PO chapin =e ee ee ee, ee ear allowance len many t . . . . : sis -2-5601, de . . nN. wae . fede ong I interested and me BON STRING [COCKS (AND BAR Hospitalization FOR A SECURE tt i onamt E068: aKATERE PRON THE OED | — ad oon Murer sate 3 a GHaM le: MIDWEST es F 2 ae ho a gs Re tg Be FOR LAND . CONTRACT 16 W. Fort g st K. Detroit 14 ce ich RESTAURANT MUST HAVE*EX- Excellent W orking PONTIAC’S EMPLO' coe Su 12A Skaters Reunion sept. 13 #pm.| H J VanWelt, 4540 Dixie ee K fied. _ ae Conditions MENT AGENCY INVITES xOU | ve YOUR | cos GAN +690! or On bias Ow 2.1385 0 ie Adults only. 200 N. less clean. Everything furn- A FEW MEN nia aa aan " -SOuBOOR Gua” Penwannwr| ince orick {og a “area FE aoe BALD) MORTGAGES eae eee es ave | aap Mem waaher em Boat N far outside work M TIRELY AIR CONDITIONED. -Opportunity for POSITIONS 406 PONTIAC STATE | _S07_emot ost: SMALL FEMALE BEAGLE, | COOD PROPERTIES % ACRE 2 BMS. & BATH CLOSE IM. peal one “wslcome, = Fares wel etlse te, "| cmcece op MOURA. MEALS & Advancement BLDO. Busines Services 13 Hand ee cect on Sad Baldwin. | 1, CHARLES. 1717 5. Telegreh 3 ROOMS & BATH. Gis OR 3-4266. Tele Wen eS cane 6 ; - RE : RE ee ace Seles. Nr. down town. See caretaker, | WATER APT. 3 RN. amg A ga Pe a4itl or UNIFORMS FURNISHED FREE, Pull Time or Part Time Instructions : wt AS ned teemien on ow WE. eke eet. Ss We PEYCLE a “hare Tipquitatie Poctaty 5 sens | At -00_W._ Pike, Cor Ca Case: win bath b ‘lignts & gue _ FE 46008." RADUATE PIANO ACHER, | _ FE 2-7188. Sa VICE FREE °.. : j 4-0521 es FE 5-689] | 3” ROOM FURNISHED APT. 387 . : turn, ° ” CARPENTERS, UNION DeTAOIr| PERSONAL APpuications| APPLY EMPLOYMENT oFFice | GRADO pow $1 sper leusea. Mire: | ANCHOR TREE SER werd Oe Sens ead OVER $1,000,000 ee Fr tate. = = ne cosple_ Of & Pontiac ‘See Atte. | scenes at oe r ty Myers @6 Starr. trimmin removal. tr Tree, este LosT: BLUE PARAKEET $ 0 7 LARGE ROOMS, -| Rent Apts. Unturnished 34 BANE Mes eFiAT| a moors wre, oe| KARE GE-O [Shae Beeb oan |B be pena | EWS wiles S| Seeded Sail Yung Baty wee. i iene Gave “time sDay & cirht 21 over iat] “St WOODWARD AVE. DE) TRAINING SCHOOL “pie hr re eg SHORT Rainey Emin | Soh re80°W. urea | 5 TCH BAT ra CLD |“ lakefront ap Of 99. W. Huron sea TROI. 10 AM. TO § P.M. ie, 8, Telegrape Fiawo a a ee a Shepherd. Tan & Black with cur ican ieee oN , ce, GARAGE. . = Wiis pr ng siven ur bome Fa| Sitice Supply rE to Cris. — Reward — = Fe eet “Wan ed can Well furn. $13. 266 8. Park, FE ores : service employment, oa002 poe PEE paell fe rence St. A | Ny ee urn, $12. 3. Pringe . Wonde Curb Girls WOMAN 20 AND UP BABYSITTING _ : : 8-3152, tunity for. LOST: IN Vi 3 RMS... COMPLETELY FURN \ oe bath steve & better joo. al Mi 43386 for ape Ted's tted - number ES For | ~ Work Wanted ‘Male SSS SS Seis in, the ‘ens “Liver & white ‘fe. Contracts _ . | * eteept’ nent Ge Ferry | farm. Aduite only, a9" ie" sad a te fal tng S ie or angiz,_™ pereen. 2 MEN WANT A pend “Sons AND bones ey pe sen |‘ & teense. ea Latee feward, ward. "Gail Pave, cliente walling. tate RM. PVT. ENT Od WEAT a | Ce aperie an ExP MAN, MEALS | eases dav Apply to _Wamiton’s ¢ Grit arbor. | light hauling of any kind, Exp, | ROY’S, 96 :. ANERS. £. either ay erates home. 86 N, Jessie. Pe = isa heat exce . S WOMAN TO CARE POR 3 sMati|—E 2424. - | Lost: ‘ aay aon T RMS. AND PULL BATH ON MAIN rt beeen Her House, 190 = TED'S ghildren end light housework, Can | 4-1 CARPENTER WORK KEW — Frese ho sbligette - owers, ftps ace L | _floor. FE 2-1665. a Pia cay ne eoawand at Square Lk. Rd.- | ~ live = Must have Refer. OR/| repair 4-4210. GONCRETE WORK As IT § 1T SHOULD __No 7 ous, ENT CENTS BATH. T. & BATH 7 BEORM SOME —y~ BEDRM : 4 eo : - : In- D Kk 1 "Te leton, Realtor | S24 Soor rent with FIRE FIGHTERS fete BEDeSEs LADY, FOR WID.. MIDDLE AGED COUPLE | “ “eTnOxO oe Ot et | ee ee empieton, we Stamey. wie Model CITY OF PONTIAC while parents ‘work cst Gate| wears base Go haces lady. | waste fal time bone Lieb Lee | eet licensed, vee ergy | 300 Orchard L 34s re uea|? § 3 | cai aD eer — ate wow —being-taken | _teferences. OL 2 All utilities furnished. MY best. Phone Read -07172. Raymond £-5268. ree NAPE. eat aR for ieants must — _3-2783 or MYrtle 2-0106. AVAILABLE NOW! CARPENTER | we Cae T noo & a be a de lead "at 21 to'28 years ot CASHFER WATTRESS. AGE it TO is, PART| § S°uuraock PEDO NT | —— | QUICK CA ee “Clark | oor = Ww * ——— —
i ‘tebe sor ea ECERTIONIST pa _— Lt farted nD Valet od OnPEe PLIANCE nEror E Wember | Por your land contract. You'll a 5 SRaERD. me oR ee. = | oak DOE: inquire tbe Wicetant: fice, “<Oly’ Salk 38 be Perke, | zg ke to talk with pe WOMEN, «HRS. DAILY PROM | —*° any "County Re our, service. Ask for Jim r.._§! ee meena. ype falriy t office. Must have good voice, | CARPENTRY 30 YEARS EXPERI- frigeration Assn. or Jerry sgt ad 5 . FIRE FIGHTERS’ Mh Bs for &| Salary. Call FE 50138 ence New ani repair’ Formica! George Prayer proprietor. rs: B Lake De. Walied| very nice tm § unt walk: nice ae pt offers a Fecaton WOMAN Fon Danae AL BOOK kitchens 9 specialty. Reasonabie. WHITE BROS. og $60 ‘penthiy, MArket 4- see to ee. = Ae bn _* now bein — a ben: ae = = 5 own Lg ns ee ee ae ey ie a of rent. Write Pon tiac Press = f LIBERT TY LOAN FCORP. leas noon oF: after 6 p.m. MA a eo eee FE; Berg “ter fading, 218.1 : ; "$1208 TREE oe FONT apr |i ROOMS & Bata ALL = ane GENE’ a Ty, TING SERVICE | $660 Dixie Hwy. Revie ody J. ‘LL UTILE g PENTRY. NEW _& REPAIR.| ‘ Eves. th 6: bum, 10 to 8.| Adulte only M y bed, no; es. for colored. 343 —irwin. | ERPERENCRD <a marrnnas,—Pa Sara warren —— | cane care E guaranteed "Om 3evas | een eS way ot pee aot Sankers a Mo: yer Sot pe T ROOMS "4 BATH NR. OxnOw EXPERIENCED w WAITRESS WID Wib.| WOMAN OR GIRL FOR LIGHT ELDERLY MAN WANTS ~ OOF — Wanted Real Estate 32A Te _EM 3-254 of EM 33000, ™* Te se housework and child care. Live| side painting PE 56838. PLASTERING —< = n ; "ROOM yy mein. UHL 3 ROO ari BATH FE (000i EXP WAITR WAITRESS WANTED. a welcome. | MAN aa ANITOR WORK.| 5 xy ers EM 30103 ALL CASH PRES Bera Pat ADULES. JE ee at Boulevard” Coffee ep. | A For you G! land contract | Clinton Apts 103 Mechanic. 7 RMS) & BATH > GARAGE. ALL °F ee ey eam ertenpranenen., | Wiree PY Wi WO | Ohad ae iene En ton garnet, 7 io Paywente "Ball gir kes | goa Shetietachaac Jannson. ‘After of call 7 4 ; Bice. ——9-3366 = anal | "6766. . ie Sere ie ea | a MAN 0 YRS. I DRIVING EXP: | Mesley Leach 0 Pw aM | 7 a J RMS 8 BATH. 98. ADUL os e a by . r Biva., B'ham WANTED PAR SIME TAP md BES Ph Sh iriver. Cau Dressmaking. Tailoring 16 APP R. ICKERSHA ee only. re ri xPERIZ + ied 30 eons sear oe ExERII aa ea DO LIGHT. TRUCK TAILORING AL- * SHOES 1195 West Maple o__ Mayfair 6-6250 cL PORR 8 CLEAN nooaes. de STOVE Nights, shift. Write DRESSMAKINO, — “: house’ hi trim: : Pred 7 b retrig. Pesnished OR_3-7466. Bes aye, FEO | Sites une SINS YE |” leretene, Bowian b fermals Gone wote_atrport Ba. on sis) $ CASH — 48 HOURS $ rp eqroves SS |TROOMS. PVT ENT. CHILD WEL- EXP, HOUSEKEEPER SMALL CEMENT & BLOCK JOBS AN NEED. 3 & 3 RM. APTS : oo ena home nights, 450 mre ange ee OE base FE #3788 Furniture Refinishing 16A | “we: 's "trigaat act HOMES — EQUITIES fim. © a cats 22 |) RMS. & DAT WE SIDE. amen ie ee eee YOUR NEW WANTED + BRUSe sO Deive E FOR ANTIQUES — WPECIALTS. Van-| S40R Cabell tus tetade WRIGHT aS VALUET |i rooms. Private Ew 7 RMS. & TILE aa necessary. Do net appl unless through § states’ with e | ish removed from furaiture. a. a pe tS, CARIAND AVENUE Private bath. Main floor, Laup. _ fire & mantle. ist floor cae ie oe Sack ; | of. 2 to § years. FE 50162. "aT 50603 PE 5-0441| dry cocmetien, is. - 196 — jeg e+ . i Shoreview Dr. blee [ ni YOUNG MAN, 18 bo Sd WORK. ~ Garden Plowing 168 ~ The birth of @ new car, > ROOMS washer. Nice bacetient. Lawn, « of cooreeet between $ & 11, e e Ta PE 40431 gata cit. cape aaa Edsel is announced by Forg Mo- pra. vem ot ae ‘hee tee: Py oe re ritiy
| “ae oy STORE Work Wanted “Female ea ring, ducing jierehog & load: | gan. You are cordial invited | “ oe ee Tw Fe nim m3 > = i ONINGS. | - in: top cow manure. newes' jon to a ae Zz 7 : eee ME a WeAT SOAL curity Commission has orders for rae eee oe rar = ' a ‘ence on’ 33478, =. E: | Saahecieaeamnonay mae aoameet Weel dealer “ ten - - of A Ree pret me . fe we © 4 Si. oF _ities furn bio wk. 51 Fenely, + ~§,.-"-,, = See Club OPENING SOON K-i tRONINGS. 1 DAY, SEI ¥ SERVICE. rading. anywhere. OR 3-5086, ten Ot pour doer, ter aan t| 7 ROOMS. WELCOME. 304 |) ROOMS, BA N, QROUKD ments ‘Secure "Com pul. | 2280" nice Lexe Re wee ommerce References. $3 =, | PROPTRG, .OMADID, PIES AVES. 1 3650. sppraisal anq a quick sale. Your|/ State St nape bea. ont, sarage. Wan —— ITRESS, AP- at the + Pa: ST DAY -SERVicE | 80d mowing 7 Lake Rd. 2 FE 2124. Our Prine paseee es et one.) 7 RMS, NEWLY DECORATED, ; mtn eS ply Jet Cone. Tis 8. Saginaw. ; A-1 IRONING, 1 PE 44228, : N ROLLER ears of know-bow at your sery-| PY‘. dath and entr. Adults... FE ROOMs & . ARAGE, _No phone ca . $3.30, bu. Pick up & deliver. FE AND 1UM SKaT-| {, ss beat * save & retrig, sb) "| GIRL TO BABYSIT DAYS, CALL : 17 ______ | _Insurance Agencies 17A — Please come home for| +°% LS 3 ROOMS AND BATH. after 5 p.m. Judson, Poo Miracle Mile A-) IRONINGS. $3. REF. PICK : J J a 13, 8 p.m i - 14 Soe env ater ENT. AND . en ee ee et eo waoes|° 4 gt Represented Co.'s +B Dealt ump T1eSs 7AM, APT. MODERND.— | ->Sh 8S eee 2B GIRL FOR LIGHT HOUSEWORK. BABYSITTING DESIRED. WAGES| — - 4-3667. ;. EN. #2 FE 310m. SHOPPING ; ding to yours. re 3-481.) Austin-Norvell Agency Ps ‘OUR 20% Realtor FE +7114 uburn Ave. : vl] arris MA in the old West Huron Open Eves. |? i PVT. BATH & children pate parents work rE CEN ER he of tal Rd PE Lats. n W. Lawrence %e fe wy ast Rink? ff, . Bervice oak. Bewty Goccreted. Couple only. | # B® “ART UNFURN. HEATED.
Gin, ATTENDING HOH soHooE,| | BRP aE Eine ‘INSURAN mace Ww ~~ pe Ter beets mgty AE, AFB « eoeo, Marbeee fe be mothers bower, mast lve . : : HAND, IRONING. smovans ex T Sart eo 2 Show | 5 nits Mica as . nm weekends - FE 40462. ee a= oe PE 20651 mel z rae SIRE FoR FOR WORK 1 DRY CLEAR} has-e-geed job ——_| as cine FOR Ses | ichohe Barger Co. reasonabie and let us prove awh teach iz de ¥ - Huren 2
9 PE i tis Toundey, 640 8. Telegraph. foe yee or Pprmiagten Ymmediately. Gall | = ae Service “a8 pe fin TORS get OESS 2. | 2 Lande Kits Ae BATH. WA ate sone ve * PAYROLL & COST CLERK — | Gini 70 LIVE IN” CARE OF 3 sen, S100, fms fA ns BO terford atea, Partly fura. -Aduis | §-ROOi&s “MgODEAN-APT— WEST Good opportunity local Manu. | CURE TO LIVE DEPARTM gk IRONING DONE IN MY WOME. : ' LISTINGS WANTED _ saison Saien OOM. MODER : children, PE 4-1366, ; FOR FAMILY LAUNDRY SERV- : side Oti FE _2-0033__afier eee ce roann, Merinese seheol J ; FOR CHILD a Laundry. PE BUYERS WA!tIna. _tET [7 RN ADULTS | 6 call FE 24: f of Lib- “CHILD | Pontiae v 2-$282. Corne oe agus “get yn papal, “More Yor ease tan wages. HE ADS» Tape, Sore EE, TO WORK 4, g US SHOW YOU WOW TO No anes © pets. FE 2-3664./ erty & Murphy pre e : mei R ae... NO DRINKERS. _Write Ponting Press Box 92. TE com. Pe 63 213. LACE ee PLAIN OR rz BUY 90 Oakland Near Huron : LADY TO SIT WITH CHILDREN Rpoareness RED NURSE FOR HOME a ten ten 5 gt poet Ue ¢ Heer. Ht Somsee St. FB Under new management. New POLICEMEN — .}- ghile, mother works. Ret | l nursing. Light housekeeping. FE | _taupdry Phone FE 2801. ___ ieee h . Middleton 2 ea SATE. ois p Weer | Soir, & 4 room sR OF PENTAC | CAD’ OVER 3 Se espeopie FR SaRAPEING TYPING, GEC Landsca 18A ri BROKER rE 6-111 | FROM BATH AND eewra | 2302.30 per mon Bee CARE- peqaire- to work as gr om oe | petariai service EM > * ‘not be Adults. 87 8. Parke. 7 . ment age 21 to 28 (time in serv-| ff” ohito studio. Salary. 1 bane SERVICE, (PETE'S). for | “debts Acie WE NEED : : i i ucted school : WASHING & astas Ao 7 RMS. TO «. OTELI- | #E 96173 @ am, to$ pm cipiome J -- If. J ae) a eee iKendale’s, Cashiers woe Lg os ED cain er Ye van ddd | Wir Hei Bhar Bice 1, Good modem 3 bedroom elty | ties furn. 270 aT FE — SMS. « BATH. 8 NEWLY DECOR: eond personnel = 3 L NY aan SEILD IN MY |, ated. West side. 3-9350 City Hall, "Parke. HELPER 36-3 pS. eo FE 5-568 fone it SOLD wa cole 2. Aereage with modern home. a w. huron, FE of age. Own room & bath. re .| _hom ain e & Ls ? & & BATH. PULL BABSE- POLICEMEN wes. $20. Midwest 4-8644. GOOD | , | Woman woutn WOULD UKE BABYSIT FYSIT- | Dan's Landscape Service 7 Wed. Children to Board 26 a clemneb wanan (5 FYE BAR mac ment. Call- PR 32243, CITY OF PONTIAC DLEAGED LADY IN TELE-| STARTING SALARY shop. FE $i8o7.-In vielnty of GostoM BOLLDOZING YARD &|4 GOOD LICENSED. HOME IN List = wits us for fast a| Pe oat, Keego Harvor, |S ROOMS. BATH & GARAGE. salary Nena to 98 itime in gpa noone T'to Pt ar. an : as ’ . “S Baldwin, & Walton. | Pag A arading. Back “filing. MA) gseha. : & TRADE A jut ol ont: "Brown. 3 FURN. APT. - ; FE §-4207 after. . s jee may be deducted). high s chosi| sek.” References VACATIONS Building Service 2 “EXPERT FRRMING AND ee oe CARED | Rvenings. Call OA 6- _Rillities turn, 960 per month. 68 | g § , SECOND FLOOR, CLs ica ond on ABS Perspnael MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN TO CARE WITH PAY AAA GARAG AGE oer Ba ane To TEE L.H. BROWN, Realtor Dh I BATH 10 TOWER, 3 acaba ‘on _Otfice, City Hall, re for 1 child, as a companion. Live Eee i 3 3 * schools, rT, f : , REAL ESTATE in More ior’ home Shona DISCOUNT Recreation rooms, additions, ete. Goon BI BLACK. CK sOtl, LAWN SEED- zn ue _ bmw, gee Fe PaaS ae race. fits ‘386 Orchard’ Lase vn t-0013 3300 ‘huburn — eferences required, : T Tt 2) Guaranteed satisfac . bes eregenereasies = ; LESMAN ON PURCHASES nid “Lien Liccheee on ARCADIA -APTS New subdivision demands the need ee Ea so Dg try Contractors. canbecaPine WORK. REA- ensec home. FE S91 SC I D ms * 4 RooMs. P ‘PRIVATE Ba BATH. ion
T RM & BATH. CLEAN, EVERY- | & x
furn. Pvt. ent. Perfect ter’ . south of Brown work! as e., Adults only, Ret. | fineets havin ma, aiming, —
2470 ; N. ol tchen rms., ae - Pont. Drive-te eater. FE 2-1873. a . be tat & ROOM BA porches Im [is upancy ,
welcome “= Ptepebes:: beer Ken- | _Marry Stevens, Builder, MI 14228.
Se ae Ora rac lee E R BATH, oN 1 e. es:
lake, pvt. ent bay Welcome. | 2Det_mo, FE ¢7581 of - 7B $c 845 per mo. MY 24631, : eee OF ar a “far
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@& 6 RM. ay St. Pontiac
CALL ™ 23-4309. pnt
room ory all le : ,
located close to down ‘ton |
Edw. M. Stout, Realtor
__Open Evenings ‘tf 8: |
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per ‘month. “eG.
EMPeTEAD, 102 East Huron St,
Pontiac Hillt Blvd. Manor | _&
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LOW. « DOWN PAYMENT © SPECIALS ty
DUBLIN 0OOoL
= 2 large lots aCROOe ave 3 starter home oom ‘arrangements.
down. Balance 875 mi
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sol. "on £ caly $500 down, jee $65
EM BREE “& GREGG 1565 Union Lake ae.
EM_3-4393 ‘or EM
goo! buy at $9.500, terms.
T.G. _ Trocke 1643 Union" toe une EM 34671
TIPSICO LAKE,
mes PResident 42614
Buy Thru Partridge
lt Thru Partridge
(MILL LA LAKE RD.
ty fd fud bathe Over a. sores.
den oe invests —
RANCH TYPE 6 & bath. fas furnace, Galy $800 with 8
rae ‘BEDROOMS - Close in. Excellent for tmeome,
acer garage. Clean and good
- 236 N. Saginaw
PE 44091 PE 71-8119
THE. PONTIAC PRESS; THURSDAY, SEPPEMBER 5, 1957 o S
s CARNIVAL her AS by Dick Turner| For Sale Houses 43 _ For Sale Houses _ 43 For Sale Houses 43 ; 14 ‘, p 2a eal ett 4 PAP a ol ad e ae
ie a ee BRICK BUNG ALOW © M RANCH 7 WAR crt & ieee ; _ BRYANT. - Large living and din- “Onty —— “and floor, to finish. Sed with: ip er ee - pvecreome jects tring ond die, McKeachie, off White Lake 10M! : Soe ‘onal mae Ste = 4 : ; is me . Low DOWN REALTOR | OMES Aton 1 floor, i fog oo petted 3148, Lew de re er Br 4 ae ear Re eenenccogs| : : PT Tr | Avow - TROY =, CLAWSON. poor pa pat per Ai ‘ve oa —beyment_ —
g| Wine CONNER APPCIENTIONs|PEALRANCH wont | emmy | meme | “Bedroom yet | SEED home in nice am hb reg. Walls, oll -Beat ted - He Hem tead dorhood In Kegs, pisement, large recreation i) Raok Dore 4BEDROOM ee | =} “pygr od |. NO. PERRY. | 3,bama, ik, cobalt tut “Rene La : : a : ldeat family home near st. Mike's| fen On to og re - Rent Lake Cottages | 36A 3 3 bedroom, family Vj o ° Ges this lovely 9 Bedseem © new junior high-school. Two —o ve Emre stake sront
# RM. YEAR AROUND | APT. Vasoment ge: a ax a, Bedrooms sea tiié fom: | in and out. New carpeting thru- |
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__ J ROOMS, MODERN, HOT WATER Gall OR WEST SIDE” : A extra large, ee room and oil) shower, gas heat. water softener,|. Arnold Real Estate : heat, ab Williame|47 WHITE KE) BEDAM COT BEDRM. COT-| "s rooms. § and bath-ist. ni3 4 z ee ut on & we a» wate heater, Storms & 310 8. Telegraph Rd, peat at Pose ht $20 week,| t86¢. $55 per. mo. MU_ 43088. bath-and tiful mm and " -¢ | Sc@ped lot: 100x150. screens, carpeting, jeer garage | FE 54-0676 ~ FE 2-7520
kver i¥ LAKE-| floors, modern kitchen, basement ‘ B ointment apes oe cd wht pabiexe ona | WE TRADE § LL » 35 miles north of with r room. Gas hest, . a BY teen ase on te ten Seetha cone oat ins $6500 WITH 41500 DOWN | ooo. an winter, Children w pa Week, Neat weekly. . Sais ti 1.860, low lente payment.| “=> = i - WM. A. . ne shown n by Casi only. | Crescent lakefront ae 3 bed- 3-4163, Pal a j 995-CA rooms. T ROOMS AND BAPAC TDEAC FOR Wa CONV os 34,99 $350 DOWN Pvt. beach, 2bedrm. Reas. MAr- S ve = ——, z Small three rooms & bath. Full Newly a scauole a . ba. coal t te! y decorated § rooms & base-
7 EON CAREFRORT “BRICK 3 For Boat Rooms 37 MITH a _— wee | Bester sia ol estas Ene Roosevelt School” Ask far Mar - __. REALTOR ly ay home, t ol] heat, garage,) ~anwnnnnnnnne Sennen *> : : ms. : . = Thane ra. secure recut “it? _- WIDEMAN. a ee a 7 . él OFF SASHABAW Eh BPS 5 month.” Sectrliy” required. 1 CLEAN SLEEPING ROOM, FOR g Cute im ung tlemen only, Walking dist. ‘of REALTY -| tial b t. F land- a. 2403).__| Pontiac Motor. 621 N. Perry. PE | 412_W. Huron PE +4526 COMPARE THIS omy decordion Part ‘wasgment, cli] ecaped lot $0 x 200 Iliness forces til) dame 20ce AV. (ABLE) _4-2285. } — mre rca @ ea pbed-| heat, gas water heater. lot be x pueritios Privi ee oa Brendel
35-8001. i pane A ORM DOWN. | eer pac! 2 firepliices, slate entrance, ase - ——_ lake privileges Only sligbers sp ea —— > pend
Pontiac. | ‘s : OF Ar BUS STOP, EVERYTHING | ce eos ee eee | HATCHERY RD. yment. Cad Mrs, Gantser, FE ; tine, Ad ae aD for comfort, FE . ; x24 plastered garage. All this| Lovely four room nouse with ful! BRICK RANCH HOME . HIGHLAND sig sToOP. PYS= TR. COOK- for $17.60. on your ot. _, basement. aluminum storms and| ‘This home is com>letely tere* ~ Ra Utilities furn. A) Cabin 5, 2 laundry, 499 W. Huron. ow Poruan 8 STs A food oar LS E. J. DUNLAP screes. New siding & large loct,| ished — a reai beauty. 4
° ae $8 CreAN SLEEPING Rid. roR'1| § home, 3 bedrooms jarge ° : Custom Builder FE 5.0020 “Hepat gee, Hore: | Near Fisted Lake, Only tia Wolverine Dr., Wolverine Lk., MA gentleman, PE 32-8171. 34 fiving ream 11 a ii = K G, HEMP 600. Terms,
£3008. aio Bo Shsere” pease tek een ALL MODERN 3 sEDRM. dome |!" % Huron st. | FE . ADULTS ONLY (9, BEDRI "1H | ‘Close in, 48 Mechanic” us Basement, forced air beat"? car| i Elisabeth Late. 1.000 down, | Exes. : ELWOOD REALTY {ag allowed. PE eates "| SOMFORTABLE SLEEPING “nuz.| ‘S8'8#*. 2 lots. This is sen Bes) é r 5143 Cass Elizabeth Rd. 7 ‘GLEAN mee Pe owe GAs! i, near swimming, boating, walk- «“ for $7380 — $1950 Down: Lake Pro rties : ; FE 54-1204 or FE 4.3844
* “heat, atural fireplace. 3 bedrme aq Cistante to sew West Bloom: ELIZABETH LAKE ESTATES ~ [ovely ving Poom woh begr cent ae [aa Buy thru Partridge Reston, Reler. Required. Rr. ar. 6000. | 2 bedroom bungalow “bas | “Tat ing Wa ru on fireplace, 3 nice bedrooms, den, | : List thru Partridge 3 get N SLEEPING ROOM. js fon kitchen with jots knotty ——— — ean large family blichen! a i
_Morton. wails, = . FALL SPECIAL for recreation with “Jedec: at Pontiac Lk. 86 mo, Gale|CLEAN SLEEPING ROOM: IN-| fleaming oak . full base- - Fock fin and modern kitch- LAKEFRONT H SR a Ba A eed Tecfention Foams g2°| an decid ta srt a ty scence course after | tr pest, gare mh susamen $1,000 DOWN ou furnace, Intuleted, ice fre premises Sat: & Sun. only. ABLE LARGE. NEAR CiTy| [Ss¢, lifetime aluminum 8 woman some fleges, Sebwol bus by" aly ts 16s Ment. perfect beach. $13,000 total, ub Fe see wast ove ag Sd = = $19,300 with reasonable ‘dowa pay-| one larce "Gouble lot neu Drey- $1,300 “owas nen, $2000 Jota en, 8 rooms, furn. 3 bed-|@ ~ NICE . ~PRIVI- ane a hee Ow ton “Plains. ‘Tt hab such seatures A ‘BETTER. s oat, ey, _leges. 547 W Huron, NEAR ST. BENEDICTS — We ‘For ome Houses 43 _For Sale Houses 43 $1,000 as: specious tonged rear laws. = oll eat ae hools &|ZARG SLEEPING NR. have the key to this lar, 4| wre ree eee ee 2 bedroom modern oh ‘Livin - electric hot water STARTER. HOME Fordheren hacetne oe oi me, 7 latge —— a1 . room and 1 bedroom carpeted. livin foom. and “large fe kitchen, FoR you
LA ’ SES __bakeview, Huron Gardens. — twp 5 full rage, fenced yard Near pve = say $7,450 ® with terms. Do not| §,7™S. & bath. Complete =e ot! r r Strictly mod Lore! basement w recre space = furnace. Isulation nowse. Sirietiy mx ap Ny LARGE CLEAN SLEEPING ROOM auiomatic oil heat, Syivan, Lane lent’ bathing “beach. Complete| walt on this on scisans, Corus ak ate snver Pabe Talles New Lincoln Plant. Lease o town, sewer privile es, Vacant, move right in ; © price only ge. Ouly $6500. __
TAKE ao OL cca CARY, NICE WAR ROOM PRIV. eee ere East Side—Paved Street Poy ryder Lave masa | _ LOST Oakland County Realty” Par, aromeie. ts “Sonic | gonase sbioal PE Sim | WaT supumnan — nuneger logk to bus, & compact $490 Down ve Bl BR MoM eun| BoetTbecitiadt ste Wes te | Eu sside Grea Ssur” ther “9 iTODRRN : Near, comfortable, & quiet. Come} fooms, Tile bath. There is a bing wae - aad = : room nearly new home: Beautl COLORED BN SEDAN HOUSE. | _s0e. §-7332. vely_ ji ft, living "room, | ak 2 . +} _ NO OTHER cosTs - “WEST OF PONTIAC fully located op a jaree co corner | 4 bedroom, full basement, gas
@ 16th, 1956. miles | NICE GQ ROOM FOR! new condition, 2 lots only $9,050 ment with low cost gas heat. Near Crescent Lake, ¢ bedrooms. | um rad hecr Gpoeercegat eho oe large | beat. A very nice bungalow with Sd Poh ‘iecond street gentleman, Pus step ots Be | else dows, oy NO) Taten “only down tie — 4, bedrm. ranch, Pull basement, | aii furnished, Tox300 lot, trees, | ving room with welio-wall car-|—€*'se Easy terms PE 46403 mit Sas’ Club. 3355) Huron. = William Miller . ‘per month. Fenced. Perfect cond. eee >| Fine Basement with ioe ere
SQBERN ¢ Ris WCRRERS Om Weman. Pri. ent. 25 Nelson. FE| Realtor FE 2.0263 VACANT — TEMED. POSE SON TC REALTY | Seats, WES. “Becon et | Hemeyyremiated, Geet beat i = oe ————— = = J =
7 2° a MODERN | BEDROOM LAKE- ASA 3 G 1078 W. Huron 8t. N Qpen—walk ir & look at it & if ™ Bald ‘n a PE 5-8278 + en call for appointment. feign and wee Gan ee di- So ore ene dneluded | "tor ret femal (weanen" Was: meet ee ante you are interested, call owner. hl ae vided in 3 apts. oF 1-3 rm. Orion MY 3-i900 erences required. FE 24403. __ oa Lincoln Junior DA 33350 . ome Gad) 3 Soares? ving
NEAR BLUE SKY. ROOM om. ve | Ol": . Con Larg~ 2 story home: New| EVES, pant BO? SUN. TO 80651 : Lakefront Cottage ste he — _ grated, 3 rms th. Closed porch bos, priv, nee oa A ws — plus ihortgage ; guaken fs 8 perch. | To BUY TO SELL REALTOR | | a ") | This 3 bedroom cottage located on) rage. close to town
UAL HOME, LFEPA BuS|Mim in wetter est ede teas, | ith nepitce ‘Tu aia" ame | Secale | by owen) baoeGous Fou. SOF) tity Tealacemgorvanie ving, Net] Yard. e000. dowa. "S11 J00, epiace, fam on wil tte s oy, c loca ate tied. Year | ee Rel. PE 3-1412 after 4 room, Ceramic tile bath, full ment with stoker heat. Pos- "basement i hook at. paved. nite g landsca, 185 ft, lot. Large — eames Ro Tks: a eb ont —2™: basement. oil peat. 2 car garage. session at once, §9,500,/ nice Moreh “sia of Pontiac. er LE treplaee Coeaaet sy cae ieee furnished home. Will rent to Jan [ROOM IN NEW HOME NE, IDE.| ‘cellent location terms. fico PE teen taxes | CANAL. FRONT country kitchen. All thig for on. . Gentleman. FE 2-198. a | $12,500 with $2,500 : : _ist. Adults. PE 3-172. = Nab OPTONAL POR’: | MARELE Gismmon sce Only 9 few feet cen ee cn | ter Ge ae eee Bloomfield evans bathe Pit ie 1 eh men. Prefer teachers. itn SE Trem ae “ raneh. & drapes e. 4 bedroom modern with) - , . SATE aot eoaYREATLA 23786. _attic, Racellent Mitchen, ful base: basement. $14,900. Terms to FHA large front poreh. Util- WHITE BROS An excellent. bu 12, 750 SMALL HOUSE - . NEATLY | f50M FOR AN WORKING | “ment with tile te Doors, ges heat, . - mortengs. North Dr. By ity reom with of] furnace. 1%- REALTORS * full price Inciuses vert ie en-
ree On bastine Near grocery. man, $7 wk, close tm, shower | Alumingm awnings, “Pull price St. ‘Michael’s soa owner. $1406. cry garage. Wired for sleciric ioe trance to carpeted living room le ae * PE 3 “| _& garage. §-6728. $10,500- terms. - : It's vecant rone\ oo tae . * Grapes upstairs furniture $060 Dixie Hwy. place. Carpeted family size dining > Eves. ‘til 0; Sunday 10 to 8. Heated - 1 SLEEPING ROOM MAN/ cUTE & cozy living room, dining room, included in price of $9500 with Open ie iT r eated ‘se ving rm. n
Teachers, Students, Ete, ONLY. W. side $7 wk. PE 31300. eT decorated 2 bedroom buh- ond tk m on first -floor. . cote ree ; JP wo a ansbersy pastrce vas 6 oe ‘path Serena Sad
cle a ne LS ba LAKE PnIviLeoEs Soo | meth eraoe ratte Bes. We 23-4878. PE 4-303 or 7 + FE 3-9306. term “bs seat. not abe Purana, Gia: a boll ideal _retirmes ent home Owner bas moved and must Buy Thru Partridge — ee tile floor and WALLED LAKE. 3 AND ) BED a pecamanese a ee * : T erm io * @ : i a an vefeosnencees — Ee Lake Dr | 81. SLEEPING RMS. FOR MEN. 3/ wear st. wn 500, $2,500 dow acre site! 17-f. th room, brick tome eae casement and tf List Thru Partridge owner will-give quick session.
NION LAKE. 7 BDRM “Lake.| DiOck* from town. No drinkers. | "Tceu tamily home 4 large bed- lent throughout, Gas heats S| furnace On Indian Lake Ra. | — ment. See Tcraartine $y cee front Rome.” ‘Nicely fur.” Gas | —*° Union ts oot. eome, sarpeteg living ond Ge | $8 garage, attached. 610,500 with | Toadea ‘with trees” abe sete | CASS LAKE — YEAR AROUND 2 “arene ne See monthly. Untill June, , rooms, \ H s edroom home i 1958. 34322. ___ Rooms W th Board 38) iif pains, ful Dasement, ‘gas heat. terms. Sierra R D. RILEY, Broker
oe CLEAN, vor LADY PENSIONER Pull pries ealy on.ene 80 Acres soup Low ONDERTUL | RANCH HOME yom enor large kitchen. | ier ane te Be _ 4
e ‘=. Rent Houses Unfurn. 36 or other. With or without meals A real farmer’ A ‘farm. eanet HLANDS, TOO! Call for hy Bo Pong —— hola farnses. Owner "win jeese wor nnn: FE pects Oat ws wUee sid WK SCE IRAM peel Ay rye = terms, , tached = inet Lovely year or more. $52 PER MONTH
OLEAN ~~ HOME } soceen homes f large bores H - 8 oetGiso ‘extra. 3 room’ modern 108 WAM MILLER PAVED ' STREET NEAR mons. 4 Matthews, FE $0371 1 Tit Joslyn. corner ra, bom Sus, fag HE ag A eis. ump T1es Aoprosims ial acres wih 6 ROOMS & eee ke TsuTTABLE PICTURE wenpow. FULL - ’ . eautifully n
fortes Fs. with OF without ons tet Listine sunvick 11.808, terme. is Seen ee gs Speen ce _Durn. Wit trade. PE ebesT | PRICE 48, meals. ¥ bate iFWOUT ; 7 a ____ Muitipie Listing Service in trade. 1 VA ACRE
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dults. H EL AUB RIN : fat peel Large living room with ‘fireplace, A. JOHNSON, Realtor and =- ONLY’ $8:650 u OaCARED. ' owege, fs rE Set q Sar e at type, home 2 ears old. Fi h Rd,
Lake. Rooms yy Day ot GI Resale piace. full basement with | larke dining room, carpéting and | 1704 S. Telegrap' :
* Hee heed Sy mee ASHER ior rom, seartwant “| 3 bedroom brick. Large living | b q.| tra storage closet, gas heat. Con- FE 42533 — TT ser li wa Po VALUEF, Realtor per mo: PE §-5151 ‘After! | Cooking tt ait, | room, kitchen & Ceramic Ct ee | crete aris, sot Fine _peren- 1V1l 10qn S 345 OAKLAND AVE. 0693 ree a SoGKA = SLBA eT ae VELI CLEAR. aus Gee hen a ES large Bloomfield Scheol district.| mials and brads ake treba eges é/ _ OPEN EVE are = VICE
$e Prarie, PE et cary:| enemies 8 opty Dome wim TY) dad oreent | Paveg weet Be a with 5.008 down" Cail Fein COLORED _ Close to School & Bus BEDROOM HOME. NR- DRAY. PE 5-8126. and parochial 8, $1,700 down 5 You asked for more @ room, 2 story frame with bese- [Y ton Plains. stove & refrig, ture. Rent Stores 4 | #2 der cont. GI Takeover ° ment. has new gas eee Boa $70 per month. OR 39140. ee |, Near School _ $1,000 Dn. $81 Mo. ~ wan 3 Bedroom = beg Bp Akar a 3 OME WITH QA-|\sroRE SPACE 20x80. FE 3-9281.| Svburben $ room modern. 3 bed-/ Christian Hillis—Rochester| 3 pearm.- fanch \styie home on pee 4 Sever — eas. one evenings only, OL 1-731 gage, $006 - Middlebelt Rd. OR "soy Voornels Ré. = 2) Briek- #2'-tong. if \y acre of ground. ith baths on FULL basement, ii, car garage, |. He — TRO SEAT GULMED Gh -< ainae Weare We $00 want @ good value this is| blacktop road. Clote to | fenced im yard. OAS Seors, pise- omes “FRANK SHEPARD ROOMS & BATH, GLASSED IN Rent Office Space 41 garage. it. Large comfortable living| Due to owners of em- ed walls, CLEAN Ag A with ¢ down. namnedats porch, exc. loc bus service, | ~~ room rock firepiac loyment, must sacrifice for only Excellent: uy. Only #420 -! Behind St. Joe Hospital | possession, . hime oO pita ‘TRooas a tan 7 me De RENT DIRMINOD EAST - MAPLE Sashabaw!& Mavis and dining TL. well te wall $1.6 be home is| full price. COLORED , . ear Adama a. = 2 ° arpe Z + oe. we ate acne 19 more | FERRY STREET — 4 bedroom for pul labor. Near Crescent Tox. 1,600 sq ft. Idea) for archi- 11 rooms, modern. aoomsgeoe =| cluded. 4 beautiful rms., . $8.00 DOWN, BLOOMFIELD _
Lake. 9420 Brunswick. t, engineer, doctor, dentist, ete.| large rooms. 6 bedrooms, 3 full ample closets, ceramic tle) 1, oy Se ceils ec | ca cnen sae paceice ae] Wee bomen’ are (pekee tard ee ee 3.RM. ~ MO Off street parking. Reasonable.| tiled baths, full romseneon | Tec- : —, out ie nae Ay, rae Lecused ap yet rage. CUSTOM Trisel oan DREXEL STREET — 2 bedroom
PE 4-2647. Harry _Mevens Builder. Mi ¢4538.| restion reom with fireplaces. Rew enn Se, See gual m Mchinas. Large tetris. Wumeg:| cf nasulinmy eaapeeed Brice it Beane) 0056 (Sewn: For Sale Houses 43) {acai for ‘the large. family. “Also counter top range, wtiity | Foom, kitchen, utility room. large | with fireplace, carpeted dining $10) STARTS DEAL eer Pr % ogre clos 7 | 6 ROOM HOUSE LOCATED peee PALL LLL PLD PLL LPP be used as a Stemi ple L" for laundry, ete. Spa- 3] A lovely home for oaly room or EN, cheerful kitchen Lapstrentel STREET -_ room
Rochester of paved road. : commereial, 910600. Reasonable cious activities rm. with ad:| 96500. $1,000 down. tile bath with vanity. | Same GI deal as befere | home im good condition 61,000 scant to ate tad ese m HH amnctanr aA down payment, Immediate pos- joining powder room. Eco- Milford Area ee pearins... al NEW FHA do
tae. 5 ssion. fi #as—radiant getront, Close f a E | 4 yr Bt. Por SA SSE UMA GEORGE BLAIR ts = ee $33,000, cash Milford. rd, Fall basement, garage, 1500 — DOWN, lake privileges. wie AINBOW RE. PADbICE ) SERRE RICK, FULL BASE. GOING STREET ware piste REALTOR Os ise mess Soenepey peeve eS $m. frame 2 poms ca lovely EVE” FE 82721 - gal — xe ; . ;
Sept ure beat tN, Oyen. een fea he kee wee AYTON PLAINS Roy Annett Inc White ace Frontage. with berries, lots of lilacs & flow- LOW HIG HLAND - . BD: 3-1708 vi ‘ . 4 bed- ers. QUICK possession, ? apartment home, each 3 bed-
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238 FE. Huron FEdera!l 8-0466
and Sunday 1-4 Open Evenings
Beautiful 9 5 pee.
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mo, Large
one = beautiful shrubs, $2500. st ee 21941 HOYT REALTY s arises 2-0008
Richard seule, Realtor, MU 4-2045
Center &t. H
S| Pak pene on ma East 8 P ihve Living ne 3 4 | UNTO! iz PRIVILEGES, ? BED- pomgeot, © children & pet allowed. ag — = ac yom is ences > my MULTIPLE LISTING, SERVICE viston = brick, “tants ve aouble
- yore Ouse IN LAKE “1 h — beate RAYTON — 3 = _®arage, 1525 Sable. |
MEDAN ROgse Lake’ clone hagas oe iM ine center bedroom home, piastered,, B BY OWNER. ? PAMT' VY INCOME _.. $5 Atwater St--MY 34729. & bus line. Only. wn, bal. | Painted walls, dee aeee = ryt Nr. General ‘moan, FE 5-3500.
7 ROOMS. _of- _FuRwace,| %5 mo. inc, ins. & taxes on 4% / OI" et long with wall-to-wall : : ASSUME GI MORTGAGE, 4'5 PER | fenced Pn. Peete, |- Det. contes carpeting, Kitchen with am- ’ FOUR BEDROOM HOME cent Int not # per cent. 12 min- ci s EAT With OG BE DROOM ple cupboards and large eat- LAKE FRONT Mp co tag So eet ore
rage, apply 2030 Commonwealth, Ideal family home or could be con- area Full basement, Tt you havé @ large family and for besement. ge heat. city wa- ~———="| verted .to income. Tiree bedrooms ioned for recreation, wish to raise them on a lake = pry | Nello streets, 4 4 » FULL T & bath up; living room 1 Ray heat auto. with nice beach, and in a good} -}°F ng trom Teel Lae ona may 5 . Ls a City.” Off picture window, dining room, hot water, arge and neighborhood. ad in the | Pontiac biog thot ag i
: ==> kitchen, eat publ tice only was : ‘Sonn i Gatriet, cal) ob this ad. staichigan. t 15.
of Pontiac. of lawn, call) basement, with stool, gas hea MARSHALL 8TR IN- ‘modern home, mifror like « bees nat
atter 5 mm. PE 6.3047. ™ gas water heater, worms a COME — Colonial Home, fleors throughout, beautiful mod- “hill b ee ot brick. $ $76 mo. 5 NR. BU screens. Ca: _ out. All Paved street, with bus at ern kitchen, Bastar tone lopkins + Stanley.
for irs. P. O.. Box $38 Pont.| newly remodeled & ese the door. 8, hard- bath, la room on is or : os ‘ : wo-car e & large “wood floors, plastered floor, full, ment, steam oil VEST SUBURB AN
. Close to schools. On Mian = . stream: fired heat, ing shade wil Mi down, n. 4 room apartment trees, and a 1 nic view from | This 3 bedroom ranch poe is fist
ss MPSTESS. Bhat care er eT Red | IER sinterines ~ eee ah oy rend yo __Byes, PE $-0810 -PE 33971 stoker neat end “auto, on ointment you will admire: modern ined mmediate’ —_ jetely water, rage. total is : . ea, i 5 aaeoies ee _— ® geome 'S $3,600 down. price Oniy
- PLACE A “LOST AD”
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2-8181.. for an ad-writer.|
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OL West Side—6 Rms.
floor
nace Samy Heater owner leaving
ay 23 Vt inter | Stier houses '
Broker PE 2-2162 -
BEDRM. HOME. LARGE
tear Oxtord & schools, Im-
re possession Terms,
MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE
& most convenient location.
nth + fall to
od!Cass Lake This {s an exceptional, destr-
able, new 6 room ledgerock and
tached garage,
ee eae decorated. Has
dani sensed tee 00 x sca
ie an iereess
) 5-Rm: Brick Terrace ;
ot Babies you can move a
KINZLER | West alde
Janti-
furnace, Yacant, so} fenced,
je trees.
$7,950 — 3 BEDROOM home; full Pha!
auto, heat, 23 - ft.
omg space. caer se
dyke area Lot 80x337.
CLARKSTON AREA — city Estate of 3 bedrooms, liv-
with rd
Ma a vm. 49808 -| BEAUTIFUL BRICK RANCH HOME OUTSTA HOME AND APARTMENT
"OXBOW L AKE al _ GILES" Donelson Heights
large
tered
‘walls, cove ceilings, ‘Nice
kitehen with ‘Pine eupboards. 1% car —
Large landsc: lot. Ly
Close In-—Vacant @ room 3. bedroom home,
all modern. Full basement,
Stoker heat. Only $4,050 with
down, A rea
| Waterfond—2i4 Acres 1 buy!
Just outside the village ifm-
ing room hardwood This pretentious long low and floors, tile peereen, Weg ram 3 hed: home
ooeee Brin Hg Joes tins ‘with gee po Lem agg he
steel sink, ample cupboard lace, living room, t with Ta mi, ree replace, large. window,
basement, ol] auto, seat, 5 lovely kitchen, full aes new
tached garage. 23 of carpeting, solid rive lot
re. Outd grit.’ only 1004150. and ake privileges is a $13, > paced nhc ‘ap Rudear! a byte to-
i}
PIONEER HIGHLANDS — dia —— ae. Beautiful, - ss 5 room VACANT a $6,050
cameiea te yd Gaing Attractive ose pe shing! bright modern kitchen bungalow with ful basement. furn- with B u 3 eplen- ace, tiectric hot, water beater, 3 beautiful a oa ag Mog ¢ fall three piece bath, ceramic tile bath. Oak ~ 3 Neots from Cla High walls, stairway to school ex xR
attic for extra needs some work, but very livi-
large rec. apace heat.- tes, mal nome fn 70d sg Shaded iawn, all fenced eee . ° > hers ht for —_BEA 4
quick sale—$11,900— ~— With 10,800 on
terms, today -~ bo - won‘ sar “a ‘ing
m room
RAY O'NEIL., Realtor = a ee ihe qatt side. bus 282-8. Te 96.) mt. ef jorhood, fin- FE 37103 ‘ 46095 — of Sauna! me wi get basem ww }
SAVE ENERGY, USE| ett,3™4,recre carn WANT ADS! To find. a tnd". bed Mnvestigate be:
place to live or a
| ood used car, see Classi- DORRIB oe Croll
ed NOW, 83 W. | SPECIALS
BRICK DUPLEX
aaa cet a toaaa | Modern 2 bedroom bung i
tescat — cw sgned | “cated just off Elizabeth Ui Ik, is Tig’ car. en are ee eee
Sector Sane od ou | Slit A ES" Stl Woot] foe sgrtzne or or Noe place, beautiful paneled TV. F.C. Wood C ee
a ee ee O00 UO.| GILES REALTY CO. Sears tall’ 94 on fired REALTOR on 3-1235 | 99] BALDWIN AVE. FE 65-6175 am he new garage After 7 p.m. 3-440 After 6: FE 27906 or FE pt with one of the nicest mod Corner Williams cane Read & M50) - $495 DOWN
RSE, Rtas TAI em pew | Rew podrom name om our peettie arstem private tweet! = INCOME __ | eb steetatl ouce: toot fis, fenced 182205, orice $19,975: m This is not a Call shell. 8 t office for in-
formation. We have lots avatl-
h'e also
‘J. C. HAYDEN
gam Very well = a brick duplex | ~ REALTOR
with sla —— side has | .6 €. Walton FE *-0441 Open Eves.
ots Tooms basement, | = eS EETER War t.
arage and = All in ex- | 509 a Maple. cellent condition. Only $3,950 dn.| "Bingham. gouth
BRICK EFFICIENCIES
eenter saisoase
- DON T MISS OUT THIs TIME LOW.
TERMS
See Me... Corner
I-arlmoor and Bondale 130 to 5:30 Thurs., Pri
Sat & Sunday
sring $10 —
Own Your Own Home
Payments Less
jg gy FE 6041 Eves. LI 2-4677
WESTOWN
_— sours KEnwood
TRIPP —Than-Rent———
Close to Joslyn n
out. New peter nate
Everything in — con-
dition. 80 much for $12,200,
terms, .
Eastern Jr. High — dust $10, 0 fo a well-
ted e in weet dis-”
seal Glassed-in front poreh.
dork good yard with won-
huthiowers We are proud
today,
See ol & Telegraph Brand new home with
bed
ie
tail. Possible to show any
time and good possession.
*
Rochester Fy blocks from oe 9 bg acy
5 bedrooms. @
porch. Full wposaron| i rage. Even a —— et me show you
home.
Brick OneStory
transfe:
to sell at 615,-
te new school 5
136 E. Pike 8t. Open Eves,
FE 49584
256 W. CORNELL
Civilians
5490 Down NO OTHER coFrTs
M
room. basement, forced air
heat. Completely insula Storms, screens, paved street.
Sliding rs throu
house + condition.
VACANT — IMMED. POSSESSION
Open—walk in & look at it & if
you ar Vf oe cai) owner,
id ‘SAT, 'S SUN. -TO 8-0851_— pee tS :
=. a i
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EM 33316 __ : Smitr . |. Union Lake pri es. See this | SEEDIATR -PORSEASION——_|splck-and. opus beaem home: ieee aes Par- jemen furnace, floors. A
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~ Call for details. “CUCKLER REALTY
room, completely modern, auto-
matic oll beat 2 enclosed porches.
arge 2 story barn. room for 3
La ‘Beautiful old maples,
3 and shrubs.
lot 150x160. Ideal ‘tor ee pyapreden!
home. Centrafy ‘ocated in
For sale by owner. $10,000 mil
erty easy terms on balan
KNUDSEN |
Looking ? For. a geod home with 3
bedrooms, 1'g baths, full
——“PaseMent, with —
recreation room with
bedroom: tn Redwood pan-
eling? Located in Seminole
Hil. We have it priced to
sel] at $18,900 with terms.
W aterfront ic Cass_Lake is Stevens. 122 8. Ce mer at |
Highland Michigan Ph. Milo rd
SMU 4-6571 DON’T
Fail_to See This
3-BEDROOM. RANCH
lot 85 x 1
‘Lake,
hooi, churches aod
center, barge
tion area Living room is
14 x 31, full colored bath,
spacious closets. cozy kiteh-
en, with lots of cupboards.
Alum storms ecreens,
$10,000, cash {fo martgage.
oe below -— on ac-
of health, Phone
OR "8313 for Kepaeaea
| Priced to Sell IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
kina
ah modern 2 bedroom home. Has large living room
with fireplace, also enclosed
ving porch overlooking wa-
ter, Yard is landseaped,
and includes a good con-
‘erete retaining wall. House
ts modern in every respect,
Prieed right at $12,900 with
terms
WEST SIDE
‘
Family home sear schools
and shopping.
1% baths, .extr
en Agha ‘ere fast.
@ po
with tat erat big emaads Full
peg | toom and sunroom or
or Goria s TV. 1
basement, car garage.
Owner wensterred! S priced
far below replacement costs \
SOUTH BLOOMFTELD
HIGHLANDS :
MODERN BRICK RANCH —
4, acre lot. 3 bedrooms, ige.
activities foom. attached 2-
car garage. Ample attic
storage loomfteta school
district. Spacious rooms and
rola extras at a reasonable
price.
Leslie R. Tripp, Realtor
FE 5-8161 oj FE +130
_ HUNTOON LAKE o: Neat clean, bj betrm..
home, ~ car garage,
and aicely lane oe jot, -
1% 1 thie ra
Full EE ved “8, rah $1500
down ro hp can Pon-
Aiac,
arate dining room, carpets, large
_ Six om — terrace & fe kitchen, breakfast nook, ist floor
“ments west of den of bedroom, ‘porch,
tlac. veh rooms and 3 bedrms. 2% baths. Gas heat. 2
} pe “Log ts com letely furnished. car poe. Storms, screens,
Lake wileges for tenants, ly ee he gham High and ed
Bey old. Pull price just $27,- : ro ein tae
; ens, Builder
3-FAMILY SYLVAN VILLAGE. 2 BEDROOMS . ‘ rag an. bare ou this 2 Jorge a tot, Garage. F basement #1.
a
a in . Excellent “
Income, Pull price fast #83600." | $500 DOWN aa 7 ai 2 APARTMENTS — tmmediate| me SIDE INCOME Rossesslon, Auburn Heights, 50 X ° mily in con- Tr, stoker, new fix- renlaot ¥e West ent vide ication within , ures, ighting & decorating.
wa whtown.
5 weacel-| $1:200- DOWN Ta Jens. “gas sieam system, WATKINS~ taxr = a atin’
Has 7 rooms on firet floor and| xtra room in Rina i neat SFE SE Pad orice ait 100, X 1 jenced lot & more.
WARD E. PARTRIDGE J R Hi It
REALTOR PE 45581 Je ah, LIZ | * On . 3 Realtor,
Span’ ve Th, s \ 1011 W. Huron FE $6101
BY OWNER--$10,900 LOW DOWN oblast alt
x 300: Avon Township. Sa Stout Street
6 room and bath home,
with 1 bedroom on Ist
floor, large livin
fireplace, gas heat,
Feress and large lot, 66 x
Screened porch
Only $9,050 with $2,400
down. 2 biocks from Gen-
eral i. Hespi ite
WM. H. KNUDSEN REALTOR 244 «5, Telegraph
516
Watkins Lake Front
North Shore Home, 7 spacious
lastered rooms, indoot and out-
oor fireplace, neled recrea-
entrance to
2 gar
—— ood
ock.
Offered
Es ast Side —_ water
t $26,000
“down, i
room up, full base-
ment, sutomatic heat and hot
water, birch kitchen cupboards,
large ‘dining space, ample closet
speee, like new condition,
ieee at $12,500.00 for = ac-
- NICHOLIE | bath
PE 5-120,
33 W. Huron 8t. i Open
"aete etfs offer refused, "on owner at
#53 Boston St. Huron Gardens.
NICHOLIE NEAR ST. NED
FUL
; THROUGHOUT
scare
ENCLOSED
you. ‘SHOULD
* MAKE US
FOR COLORED Et
2 FAMILY — 8 FR & ATH, 5 & BATH E
18 PROPERTY I8 IN
CELLERT CONDITION, EX
PRICED $13,500, TERMS.
NICHOLIE -& HARGER.CO:* 5-013 Evenings
FOR CASH IN”
HURRY, sell:
through ‘Classified Ads.
Anything goes! , Dial FE -
2-8181. « * A.
things
|
THE PONTIAC PRESS. ‘THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 5. ‘957 ne
| Se btee Se rout
Betas ame "Lake “es for appointment, FE 2-0861.
LA KEFRONT ~ atter "7:00
3 BEDROOM RANCH “With
large lt room and beautiful
tireplace. 1% car pee High
front. Near Avond
Bag H. C. Newingham, aie?
FE 6-3002
T6 BUY TO ELL
J. A. Taylor 06 Oakland Ave. Open Eves.
‘Fe 42546 : Fier) Parking
4 LL sg Poe AND GARAGE ON
_Keego Harber. Low Eenvonions to everything. On
fishing lake with —_ access to
cr ~
. Large screened tio.
112 ft. lake front. Tri-level.
at % reproduction costs, cub stan:
oo down ae
SYLVAN_LAKE We have 2 homes which we have
taken in trade, 1% story brick.
_down payment. PE 2-1104,
2 BEDROOM MODERN. PULL
basement, Wall to — carpet-
room. By Aenpef "500 down, 4866
__First_St.
- ‘Templeton NORTH SIDE
aibi
kK, L. Templeton Realtor
333° ners _. Rd. FE 4-4563
4 aoa wei SaRORT $100
down, $10 per week, owner P.O.
MULTIPLE LISTING «SERVICE
WILL TAKE ‘ bedroom
sales attached 2 car
basement with recreation Rosy
screened patio, — povone
birch - with cupboard Located
Priced. at $17,000.
sore PARM
room bungalow with ai aluminum) alumi-
som awnings aituaied on 4).
— price $7500 0 with $1000
George R. Irwin
‘MUST 2
home west of Rochester, will
ve open | y owner, OL 1-3aad, or OL
2 famfly income. Corner ot. Paved 4car garage... $3,-
CLA AGENCY
e adichigan
HOU 2
topes Fi.se0 with $2,000" dn.
" MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE
A BEDROOMS Home, built in ‘53. Price
to illness '. +
num storms screens.
Pull basemen excelle
. Only — with
LONG: |
coin bun- day posse:
you an excellent ‘price. cal _Us |
~-en_these today —
15-DAY POSSESSION
throughout.- Many’ extras. Priced
at $24,000 with terms.
‘MART 1058- w a a Street
re OR
TRADE
ranch we ausssies
garage, full't
FOR COLORED
5 rms., auto, _ heat. On Pros-
pect si b 38-8508. :
Established tim 1916
3-BEDROOM RANCH
. NORTHWEST SUBURBAN — _-
mpegs sepgediod
tasers
sd an — buy, see rm
rE LIZABETH LAKE
PRIVILEGES
base- S| ret nf isabeth Lk fve|
Fee Serthas domme call. res ia 3pm br is = m.
NORTH SUBURBAN
. looking at
see this one today.
$2, down.
LAKE PRIVILEGES
CLOSE IN — North suburban bun- “For Gale Riis 43) PORE OS ee ee NPI iby Kate Osann
Sg ete uals Tank Inc. |
TWO OFFICES
| 3300 6 OR ster Rd. OL. ‘1-9002
1598 Pe. Auburn Rd. oL ——
- IRWIN 8T.~ 2 ‘homes, sasbi. a
Story ing FF and cece Full basement. One tor
$5,000 cash; one for $950 dowa.
modern. Owner occupied jst floor;
2 bedrooms, living room kitchen,
dining room. 2 apartments on
per month. $16,000. Te rms,
Bath. Basement. Auto. furnace
J. C. HAYDEN, Realtor 66 E. Walton
en 8-0441 Open Eves.
YEAR AROUND COTTAGE
Car garage $4 500 with terms.
LAKEFRONT
with terms
0G COTTAGE
2 bedrm home. Fireplace Ga-
rage. Sandy beach. $12,500 with terms :
PONTIAC LAKE AREA ~
2 bedrm, home. Large kitchen
dewn
HU ON. VALLEY.
PERMA 8TONE FRONT,
full CENTRAL 8T. = INCOME, all
_fleor rented for see $150.
ELM ST, 2 ‘homes, each: 6 rms.
Sun porch. Fenced yard. [1%
car garage, Low down payment.
‘ge acre in Union iake area. 2
2. bedrm hom. Large enclosed
perch. Garage 3 lots. $15,750
Basement, jae orivieges, $2,000
MANY ety BUILDING SITES &
LAKE PROPERTY
@ 1947 by MEA Borvins, tne,
3766. Se at Pontise Lake
3-6681 MU 4-5505
“You ME oy er wonderful tinge with Jimmy it you
‘go out the day he gets his allowance!” /
“JERRY. OFFERS
LAKEFRONT
furnace alters Lake pose
tionally. good buy. $8,500 small down payment,
NORTH SIDE
rm located on quiet paved
ory, is yours tor "$600 down.
ur
your} SASHABAW RD. 3 bedrm. home in excellent
appolniment. iy.
JERRY E. ADAMS CO.
2536 Dixie Hwy. _For Sale Houses
Nothing Down or 3 bdrm. starter
pont vith bestacas en your lot,
my lot for s: f-—- build on my
|_Sr3.ger— Don MeDonaid, in. down, $8,
Call DI 1-1163 a 6
door. Owner “on premises
Sunday,
2 bedrm, full bath. Part base-
ment, Large sleeping porch, Ol! BUY
Neat like new 2 pols tm Watkins
tas — — aped, oi] fur-
screens,
ri ap ogy #1. 7100 es payments <
inc. tax =
LVANVEEET alae OF pe nada ol
2 bedrm new home with wtility
ORION N LAKEFRONT, 4 BEDAM. E = down. “Owne for Ly sale. _
os Baye BROKER
cnveaae @ A RVERAL @ oop E nee
ce WwW. “DINNAN PE 4.2571
TWIN PINES. “snow whi gem,
owner bullt ‘and owner oc-
cupied, is lecated on one of
Oakland County
ving room ith brick Socstace: dining
very modern kitchen
with ceram'c tile on walls
and counters, and bedroom
_ with built-in vanity, cabinets
bookcases. rge ce-
- and en-
‘closed porch overlookin:
lake. Full basement
ier je 6storm = «shelter, at-
ed 2 car garage, mea
tital lawn, flowers and
abundense
trees; —
SECLUSION the busy executive.
Here’ 8 the perfect retreat —
North of Rochester — on
- @-large parcel with 170 ft.
of e frontage. 1 tul ee:
with 3 bedrooms, ce- ee Side Irtca 48° meng ee Sere Ce ee
FOSTORIA . house‘
RI DGEWAY ALTOR :
#8 Baldwin “Ave. in TE 4-6203
Qpen_Eves.
~ List Thru Partri
“FOR t Thru Partridge — Call Rutledge. OR 3-111). YE 40003. __ Buy Thru Partri
‘NEAR BIG LAKE
45 ACRES — Fronting <* two wo eae
jand, Baal woods
= plenty of black. on Phe
of Pontiac Lad od
buy at $14,000 term
16 ACRES
EXCELLENT HIDE-OUT - Loca-
tlon, privacy at its best, sur-
__ fol ates bY, many trees & woods,
~ Charm rooms, 3 bedrooms,
1% ‘athe, 5 fireplaces, new in + $955, finisheq im knotty mee
Look this over now, you won
be sorry. Only $13,750 — $a.180
down. “
wah “Floyd Kent Inc., Realtor wpe Hvy. at Aes sig ee
“AMPLE CUSTOM: PARKING.
SMALL FAR M
— Oakland County near David- |
ake. 42 acres of good clay
fom soil with a = and woods.
Space ‘or 6 tm. house = masse Iaua. $13,500
“G trad
T VAN: VLEET BROKER « -
OAKLAND $-1160 OXFORD
Sale Business a Property, 49 _ EXCLUSIVE : - DISTRIBUTORSHIPS “DEALERSHIPS , DNMEAELE IN| * ""< PONTIAC
AND SURROUNDING |}
REAS “Ph, aster OL 6-011], Os 1-ot91 _AR a sooth sth se
‘ADIUM BATTERY
California, gett aets a
Exc: Business Oppor.
tel Past tee oom a ro
ij bullaines, Ose and
4 x
Sultable iy any kind Be
has many possibili-
; ies, | Wil sel, — or lease —
buy, Immed.
e. L. Templeton, Realtor 2338 Orchard iene 2 Ra. —
After
4) Partridge 18 THE “BIRD”
A FACTORY ne ~ corner location next to one
of the major manufacturing plants
in the metropolitan area, Low
on Grossed. $88,-
AMERICAN - ITALIAN Excellent Talian - Ame res-
loc dis-
Fr. 2 ACTA sling 7. on Mt. — — in-
for; REALTOR ~ FE-4-3581] Ps varie sale, ‘water, er. pas and» sewer.
ramic. beths, P [|
. 2¢ at-
* tached garage, it's -bullt for
racioug living. The i
e boasts a deluxe
rec. room _— separate
game room. ce room
Buy Tae | Partridge
List Thru Partridge
Rent Lease Bus. Prop. 49A
X60 tE, FULL . BASEMENT,
DEAL STE BInG FULLY
equi; for restaurant. Would
also ideal for garden supply. Located Rf. at Rd. Auburn trict of booming northwest De-
trolt suburb. Good established
— = business. $10,000 dn.
bi 8.
WARD E. PARTRIDGE
REA se & BUSINESSES M THR MICH
Sale Land Contracts 52
20% DISCOUNT We have s ae of land
per cent
interest. Gesiane ps he range
"Elin aeaets $580 en, e! ane
Don McDonald. it, SR Aa
PRIVILEGES.
down. —. Harbor, FE
-0500 after § p.m. J BEDRM. ig? ag HOME | Ekg
tiful 2-sc:
$1,260 MOVES YOU-IN 3-bedrm, ranch. GI resale, 4%
NICE E HOME 1 FLOOR. CAN ~ a SUFFIELD, for apt. or rec. At 38 N. Maple. a Bateman. |
Kampsen ‘|REALTORS — FE 40528 277 8. Telegrapa Eves. & Sun.
For Sale Resort Prop. 44A
Buy Thru Partridge
List Thru Partridge
LAKEFRONT in ieitehen. Family ing L, nook | age =
Open eves. "til 9; Sum. 1 to 5 asona| PE 4-456] ing West, Harry Stevens, Builder.
250 recreation is offered
- Pontiac.
4 rooms and beth, garage.
“HAYDEN | landscaped d ioe em ie. “To
settle eat _this home bene bouts
"G. L. VAN VLEET BROKER
Telegraph Rd. with oak floors
Huron Gardens
Lee
lyn. Priced at
Lakefront
& bedrm. home a> Sa Wi = & plaster walls. 2 full baths. Full BY OWNER rag =e #2. —— with gas heat. $1500 KLAND LAKE PRONT. 3 —
wn.
Onty $600 dn bungalow
with full Sethe a oon new pineted
{fnum siding, Needs minor finish-
on EO es Ah or c n-
dow. “Ou Doors, “cedar shake = = iow vacant, $450 down,
bungaiow ith part bath. |
— 2 Baldwin on W, Brook-
Just $3950, se
fi bus. Excellent eity te \pirm, 2 —_, oe ens drive,
siea| J C HAYDEN, Realtor
BIRMINGHAM | wi ee
Small white frame. 50 ft. of lake | 3 a heat. ‘For po ag by | W e Finance—We Finance. Let us build your cottage or re-
tiremefit home on our new north- ern Michigan Land O'Lakes
division, Sportsmen's pa =
Will also build and finance
your lot. Low down ——— Ez
_terms._Free- or call bookiet, write
Johnston & Hubbard COTTAGE
NICE, WOODED LOTS, $175. to $200.
$5 $5 month. No entrance, &
between Skidway Lk. & Rifle
vision. FE 32-4339 River, Hook-8u on.
~ After 4. Or Write Cecil Hook,
Prescott, Sac an. See us week-
=: wood Rd. ends at office on Green
For Sale Lots _46
3 LOTS ON PAVED ROAD.
Lake Orion. frontage by 200 ft. deep, Only
high ia = wo Rew ar
poured noe awrng eeeset R. D. RILEY, Broker with tion space, all ving room and S09 Elizabeth Lk Rd.
dinette 1M car garage and FE 41157 CPE 4-482 tion. Price re- 5 a RIGHT! 3 BDRM, BRICK
; ae to $11,500 with terms. home near Woodward &
Squat Lk. Rds. e util: room and attached garage. 70x
DON'T - Patagonia buy. $3. down. FE 5-
BELIEVE. IT t anyone tells you there
are no use| S,
we have an ——— 2 bed-
I Art with
— to an existing JS “4%
mo o— per
month ‘eaeing taxes and
insurance.
NEAR Ww
Glass proochal Door
indow
And many other quality features.
We repeat, only.
buying « searece makes this price
ERVE YOU BETTER WE
NAVE poveriaage and tuthorsee
We have added « new KING
800
- $2,500 DOWN OWNER HAS REDUCED PRICE FOR QUICK SALE BRICK 3 BEDROOM HOME. “NEW ~ IN WAS TERFORD.
$2,000 DOWN ‘geaar closets, Full basemen
. Must SAKWOOD MANOR T'ACRE COR ner ot. brick ranch home on
acre. % mile from Pontiac =
a Shown b:
a
__SPECIALS! | | vocatep ; miles E. of — rooms and $350 DOWN. 1 _ ADE: RANCH
“y Ficusen window,
ft > Priv- CRESCENT, LAKE Es Es 4
: = ‘much lee to own
Fe Loss time. Owsér les
| BEDROOM HOM
Lr~ Of contract. — ee rE
olished ed oun interior wim fie, BLOOMFIELD HIGHLANDS
~ 3 BEDROOM BRICK —
GAs HEAT — NEWLY
ATED. ; :
$500 DOWN FOR COLORED FAMILIES HOME - FULL BASEMENT.
_WATERF ORD © Btone — 3 bedroom
Bele oll home has ne Nai i
ture window over!
the lake. Ledge rock fire.
place, love! —— ae
aon large lot ®
(eee and pe tise. Only
Bateman
Kampsen
REALTORS | FE 40528 277 SB. Telegraph - Eves. & Sun.
Colored—$500 Down Nice, elean 6 rooms and bath, ftyl by ent. iock from SIZE magnetic HOME PLAN-
‘NER AND VISUALIZER. It
plan of your choice or help you
the an t
pad ond = we have °
rine and oo tet
These. eas fay by a world
Pollman, babar architects.
price any 2 these or your own
Please phone for an appoint: | a)
ment. We'll be pleased to hei
_ you with your building p
_ incluging finencing
Floyd Kent Inc., JIM, WRIGHT
UNTIL 8:30 road. $25,000; | lot, 100x150. N paved =: livable, Tmimodiate posses-
TA —_ sion.
ge ny rae: LAKE 7 gle neo — This in wall Heese DAVIS 1928 Pontiac Lake Rd. FE 6-431!
aoe ek
LAKEFRONT.
= several “good suburban lots.
us Se you these good
Flo floyd Kant ines _ Realtor
aad oo 7 Hwy. at "Telegraph
AMPLE Cc PARKING
12,600; $1,000 down.
1 month at Poigy a A cent interest.
4 eeareeua ne sun porch, = bese- 1
= 2 car garage, horse
‘on 3% acres in Highland.
ANY OTHER, GOOD HOMES & ALTOR ™ CHOOSE FROM 345 OAKLAND AVE, FE 5-441 EN EVENINGS
2 “¢BEDRY. ROMER.
enty of othe: CLOSE _IN.]3
ween homes. Easy
slant BW! ‘DINNAN | browse” R. ae
) CLARK i ais Ea Bedrooms. utility rm,
85680,
ERKLEY 3 mocrecms: utility rm.
2 lots, $6300, term
SASHABAW. Cinder Bik. 4 rooms,
ranch. type, $7900; terms,
room, about 1 acre. $7950; $
/ . LIT With us for fast & Silolaar
BOY. BELL &: ¥ ackeal Paved reek “08 Midway
FE 2-133.
3 LARGE BEDROOM HOME. FULL
basement, 1,100 sq. ft. oder
space, Built-in oven and ran
large Viving room, 20 ft. family
eas| kitchen, plus many custom
tures, Terms 2 sult, —
1. 5 20133 is rial at relyeraph
AMPLE CUSTOMER P
BY OWNER — NEW 2 BEDROOM Pontiac; near oekiene
~ “Perry to Paatinc Rd., turn Pgh
i, mile to model Nosan Build-
_ ing Corp. PE 58-7923
BROWN $750 DOWN — Little farm. Cozy
California style ranch Dusigalow.
starter home. Completely insulat-
ed. Full bath, well, septic, wired,
automatic het water & etc,
acres of land. Smal] Stream. - |
oh gd ees 8T. BENEDICT'#—
30x38 modern bungalow gnly
4 yrs. Na Here is a real value. 1 bedroome™& full size @ining
room. Extra stool & shower in
basement. Ot] AC furn’ Large
two car gar. A jot of Kome for
the money, Owner ‘legving elty
$11.500 CITY SPECI
modern bungalow Loe aveches 2]
two car gar. and’ 2 large lota,!
Full basement. Nutomatic wash-|
er & dryer. Al gasinator. Lo-
cated @near Le] aron School.
Sit pus OAKLAND AVE — Zoned}
for business: Corner lot with lige!
ftoom ern home. Suitable
for barber shop, beauty shop, of-
‘ices or “other business.
$15,975 coamray LIVING «= at its best. Large 4 bedroom farm,
home. Completely modernized. In-/
terlor almost completely rebuilt |
ix? modern birch kitehen,” Le¢
with many built-ins. Carpet-| bath
a living room with picture win-
fdow, Qne carpeted bedroom Ist
We feor. J up. Also aice den 15x15-
ciming room, 0x6) barh, Twe car
gar @ acres of land right on schoo] bus
service WE.
TRADE. .Ask Mr Brown. “ove Qigs. tall OA 62618
; L. H. BROWN, Realtor 362 W. Negron 8 MULTIPLE LISTING avis
2 BEDROOM HOME, CASH TO br ieaaia Call after 4. FE:
SASHABAW RD. § acres. 3. bed- rooms, some Interior finishing.
$9380; $2000. :
WILLIAMS LK. RD.. $1000 DOWN.
2 bedrooms, basement year round
home, $12,
DELAND-8T—9-bedrooms;-? bathe +
ote :
Tasmania Street
y Only $1,500.00 down will mm you
ioneer Highlands A bright clean 2 bedroom brick
home, carpeting, water softener,
We invite vour-inspection of this
lovely 2 family income iocated
homes on the market. 2 car ga-
John K. Tei
Sin: 1925
313 West Tasca Street
Eve
West of Pontiac
home on 5 acre corner jot. Lined
2 carpeted ving room
dining rdéom ? fireplaces. 14 x 22 |
activities room, paneled
wood. Plastered walls, oak floors,
bitch kitchen, stainiess steel sink,
Seeapady hot water heat
2 car ae sereee or the kiddies ‘ponies & riding
ses Lake priv on sandy Bence
1327-E. Auburn °OL 1- | . Ou house Pe $32, 400, Call EM > 2357, dining room. basement, garage.
Corner, $13,400, $3000.
LAQUARINA 8T" Brick Ranch 4 edrooms. oak floors, built in ‘57.
950 down
_ TELEGRAPH RD. Bioek, 2. bed-
rooms, basement, 2 car , garage,
modern, $15,000; term
We have many more to choose
from. Drop in and look over our
Phote Listings,
CLARK REAL ESTATE 1362 W. Huron Open Eves.
PE 4-6492 PE. 4-4813
MULTIPLE LISTING | SERVICE
PVT. OWNER PARTLY FURN. 2
bdrm. home in city. Full base-
ment, gas heat $6,500, $4,500
cash and $2,000 mortgage. '—M
32-0526.
3-Bedrm. Brick
North Pontiac
A good, clean, well - decorated
_ home, with large living rm. and
full dining rm, plus large, mod-
ern kitchen on first floor, 3 bed-
rms. and full bath up. Full paint-
ed basement with gas furnace. A
well-landscaped lot with a 2-car
$3508" Total price $9,975 with
down and §75 per month.
3 Large Corner Lots
With Nice Bungalow
Lake vey tegns og, Huntoon Lake.
Attrach Se grey ingle, fioor
home. sizeable bedrms., nice
hivitig rm fuli bath, Of] furnace,
paneled - porch, Extra large 2
car garage, Well - nees awn.
$9,500 with $2,000 down
Giroux. Franks GENERAL REAL wats
4385 Dixie Hwy R 3-9701
DRIVE BY 347 res BE-
tween Dixie & Monticello § rma,
2 bedrm. Oil FA awa tile bath.
Price $9, 14 Terms. as
AWSON ‘
Recs ESTATE
1-173 i h ‘STOUT S Best Buys HOUS:
t. beach. on van
oo
BY « OWNER, Se 7 ROOM gi
3 miles from Pontiac, -
precemns. carpeted den with. ‘built
“FAMILY HOME _ Older farm house in_wonder-
ful condition. Has os rds:
Birch kitchen with vent fan <
ceramic tiled counter tops, ce+
~ramie tiled bath, oak floors, | ese
ghout, full base- GIDDINGS RD, 3 bedtoome, utllity Hk ol beat atemieen For Sale Acreage 47/
wit oe L} Fee tg aeewte
oes eae
‘ a Acti Realtor, sali_ collect:
$150 Down | Payment Buys EM
Or stop at 7400 Highland Rd., M59
C. SCHUETT, Realtor
1§ ACRES OF GOOD LAND, BY
OA 8-2035. 3S owner,
6 Acres—Wooded
‘al
parcel in its quiet aaaened }
Only 3 mites Fest of Pon well-restricted Waterford
Estates. by ope freely”
ACRES LOTS CALL;
HOLMES, INC. FE 5-2953 Ave. Area. FE 2-0173, 8 to 5.
N. SAGINAW ST. Large newly redecorated store
cole Federal's and
Sears.
basement, heated, suitable for
ad type business. Located at 100
oe St. Ask for Warren $5,572 to $7.000 FC.
_S3a03 OR 23-1235 after 6 call OR
CHOICE LAND CONTRACT
House my "$21,000. Balance
due $13,918. a $160 a on
month, interest @ per cent.
J. A. Taylor, :
. INVEST
Edw. M. Stout, Realtor
Seve land contracts for sale. ;
Libera] gre = for Mr.
J. C. HAYDEN, Realtor. 6 E. Watton
CONTRACT, APPROX- SEASONED CO:
imvrately $3,200 balance. 10 per
| come discount. Call FE 2-4750 tor
-202
ROCH ESTER, MICH.
ees 5)
Loans $25. to $500 on re
HOUSEHOLD FINANCE CORP. ‘OF PONTIAC 3% 8. Saginaw St. 4.0535
Mortgage Loans 34 LOANS—$600 to $1,500
Pontiac or phone
Swaps 55,
BEDROOM HOME WITH OIL
heat, gas hot water heater _
storms & . screens il sell
aan for tate model car. FE
“45 is GMé DUMP TRUCK WITH 52
factory rebuilt motor & 4 new
‘Gee for sale or. trade for car.
© boa’
have. Call F
_ write’110 sixth 8t., Venton, Mich-
an.
fv. ae Bt. 2 DR. WILL’ earlier model.
‘82 FORD V8, Pets COND. FOR CUB
__1050 W. HURON ST. | OPEN EVE. TIL @ z
CRESCENT ast, . < ton pickup or ‘sell.
R LOT.
sell or rad or housetreiie
. Micl
E OOM
=:
Wood WAP. BUY OR SECL CALL ‘Swap Service. C ,
TWO 6-FT. D RO
tr
house ‘windows. OR 3-8863.
St. Mikes VACANT 3 bedroom home,
newly eet inside
out ~— move time for
home, acreage, dete. |
“for details. =“
old. Call OL 1-351, ever
WATERFRONT oo Fakiie
or trade. P.O. : 535.
swap for oll beater. 3068 Maple
Business | 51
2 CHAIR BARBER SHOP. FULLY
Store” ‘ing lll N ‘w. St
* saat M Pontiac & le wey,
lake area, ‘mek : 28,000.00
_ down. For by owner. Box 22.
Buy Thru Partridge
List-Thru- Partridge —
POR 8) L 8U-
per deluze Gulf #stall service
Vailable Gametinely. station:
Phone crete
GROCERY
in
y' THE
stock, rent ‘te ents Fp re
Buckner ones
Tay Folks Buckner's ee as — Cl
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a ae iness by mane yl for
~ che eredit account with the
whe you are wel- company Te _comed and your patronage ts ap-
_ one
—— Up 34 wmorths 22
|BUCKNER FINANCE CO. IND FLOOR NATIONAL BLDG,
4512 DIXIE HIGHWAY
230 ee ort edt
= | Sagingw St. | FE =
ath Cass Rd \
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STORE. 18 BY 70. EXC, LOCA-| /information. toe. a business. yet turn. |" WE HAVE SEVERAL LAND rge $1288 per.mof € CTS FOR B. - ‘ 23-5303 or ASONED GREEN. B t Hobie re Ses Fe) EE ee (Bateman WAREHOUSE & 2 MODERN OF- : ig om age ll Roproz. 6.000’ sa_| * Cale re to oe ,
fo) Hem heal eck at” Eat Aue POR THD ampsen email truck ing docks cu GR A >< ,
Mur 't cal PE son IVAN W. r 28 SCHRAM REALTORS E 405 For Sale or Exchange 50) 1, josty REALTOR | 377 8 Telegraph Eves. & Sun.
2B Pike FURNISHED. oas HEAT. Money to Loan 53 3 a ‘o Iie. room,
Pay 8100 per mo wane bo te mo. PA. Be . BT . rai Bos ewtem= Gs : rb ie S)
howsetrgiler. cat Rag llc olhns
. *“GEORGE BLAIR
and i's;
one what pore you?
: i m:
ing on low GI or FHA terms.
$15,250 full price, .
out US-10 to M-15, turn Drive
fa, nt Won ee At Waildon Ra..
ara pest the ae schools
erie ‘ADAMS CO. os een, oe on
: auarr
catering Ag ge atiatele.
Sharpest we've ever offered.
Exc. apartment included in
ist time offered at price &
long lease. Good a
time offereq at * price
terms to move fast. Shown
only by appointment.
BOWLING ALLEY : Small town, big business. ito. pin setters. Books open
ey qualified prospect. Phone
Quick Cash $25 FO $500. On your own signature. auto, or
other security, Up to 24 months
friendly and he stul’ Phone FE ul
5-812 visit us at our office.
HOME. &AUTO
ness S forces sale, ca. ‘inguire t store, =
600 -8. Squir: Auburn KntTc For Sale Clothing 56 Z
Buy Thre Partridge LOAN Pe) BEAUTIFUL SILY™R FOX COAT.
List Thru Partridge $50 TO $509 tome on ie ve
TOaRTRiVOS. ota eaDe |? = eg Ec Pe com i
BORROW .- GOOL CLEA GOtRInO. REA- 5AM SONABLE. IN PRIVATE HOME,
ore aE ae Hl WITH ate fee ack CO. PE
shout 3.500 sa. for lease. - CONFIDENCE tom trian, like new. PE 3-300.
FILLING De Ee gn ea voll is America’s foe roa largest ela tame. FR 0199 ®
grove and N. Perry. FE 20311. Yenrs. of experience. You. may | SHEARED BEAVER FUR COAT. . ‘w up you have a +: “LETS TALK slesay monly, pay mien mate bop lay taser regen le cash offer.
BUSINESS” ice 2s gfast, Money” usualy the| Scrap & Iron S6A
COCKTAIL LOUNGE Honsehole Finance | LPR TOR Rom Can
Corp. of Pontiac _Sale Sale Household Goods. 57
1 TOP AIP CONDITIONER. $109 95.
1060 W. ‘R. B. Munro Electric,
Huron
1 DAVENPORT AND 1 yer
couch, Lake new. OR 3-69’ 3 PC. LIVING R00 ied “ean a 8 abr FULL $ ete. Chai rod
bles. EM 3-0 oer ules
17 IN. CONSOLE TV. $50. CALL
after 5 p.m, Midwest 6-8012.
ment
é storms & screens & serene. 100z-
ONE ng nnn ——— FH COTE? landsckped lot w: :
Cyclone fence, FE 5-
J BEDROOM HOME, LARGE LOT, ie. ‘equity, $56 payments. FE
LOW DOWN PAYMENT,
bath, full besiege
ry
rman. ow family ——— haar!
2
ome Sun or Mon; afer 6 other
$7;
ae & BUSINESS | Highly, desirable location, di-
on Dixie Highway. 3-Bedrm., $250 Down. Brand new .and — These
ranch homes are here
‘you. All are large rooms, ward-
birch doors, "Lovely
with built-in‘ vanity
The kitchen will please any
an. Birch cupboards, vent =
aneled
a
far fg ae - onl,
roasession. Trade - ins ac-/
ACRE ve BEATER "4 down wil
“Lovely 2 bedroom ranch, loc > va weve yea
behied eee. New!
=
oman iamily or oe
ene Stout, t, Realtor
——_ Property 43A
2 game 5 eat te
Cozy 2 750
Large rears ereae podem » CARL W. BIRD, Realtor 503. rec — —— Pep: 5
BY < LAs —W13 woe HIGH
ee, pendence Township.
ed road. Also 3 acres.
dependence Township. OR 3-8051.
Re.
15 ACRES. LARGE FARMHOUSE with bath. Peds saree - poe
12, ent
Interest, © Seoavitie, National
300 «ACRE STOCK FARM, 3
houses, large basement barn, 32
stanchions, silo, $6,000 down.
Root Realty, Ottsville, Ph 2: -2252.
poo habe AND ACREAGES,
P. W. DINNAN 68 bw. Huron St.
Lapeer Canty
Dair ‘hed Farm
ne igeree = Lovely modern
and reliant dairy ge ‘k or “butldin 8, can be
had with 2 mplete’ lines of eer? & ‘oan herd. Must
seen. :
RIDGEWAY
975 Baldwm — FE 46-6203 Open Eves. "til 8
LAPEER — 89 ACRES
‘This is one of the very best
farms that Fae could find any-
wares “ bo ne ned . 6 acres
8 room home
and cs) tere Vat. $22,500, $5,000 down. .
| KINZLER TOR REAL’ 670 Ww. Myrea | St, Ph. FE 435% wiping Ur SUTwiCt UES,
MICHIGAN BUSINESS
SALES CORPORATON JOHN A. LANDMESSER BROKER
1573 8... (i agrees RD.
_PARK AT OUR FRONT DOOR _
a a= SENOG poonenenenmem eal
Leader in the industry will offer
x
ram availiable, A to
"Dell, TRinity 2-61 Ves. Mrs.
Terry, VErmont 7-1663, :
bide. ‘Shon forely 4 ‘ ede. capt.
_5-1733_f
STORE & RM.
home An mene $3,000 ‘will han- ent, —
die
HIGH PROFIT & APPLIANCE SALES. T.V.
| Roe esta -_ ed & serslee:
ry out & del me peed little
competition, Ma ranchises.
$7, lus inventory. —
trucks equipmen Good Don’t miss. IT’S A *ooLD MINE.
SUPER MARKET.
WESTSIDE LOCATION
$170,000 & increasing.
Dongs fice, $14,000, Buy invento Pr a’ yee p i bee ry
DRY CLEANERS STATION, Owner lear-
ing city, MUST SELL, This will assu & good weekly wage
‘STATEWIDE - down cluding res estate shee oom A > 2
, LOAN co. 7.N.’ Perry St, (Corner Pike)
GET CASH QUICKLY
Up to $500 °
tea minutes. Loses abe made or ar
niture signatures and other se-
~ Oakland
= Loan Company PONTIAC STATE BANK BLDG.
“FE 2-9206 WHEN- YOU NEED
$25 - $500
You can get ft quick end
signatu Ly a rniture. ow re, car or
Paym mente gind putt ec
FINANCE CO. FE 41574 _102 Pontine State Bank Bidg
PONTIAC'S
~ Newest
Loan .Office GET THE CASH YOU
WANT... $25 .TO $500 _suite, $50, OR 3-1919,
BEDRM. SET, WALNUT Bendix Television, mahogany, iy!
Ave Lake
12x15 RUG AND PAD, b, 6. geal gtd
_ing hi $10.
In. TV, nie 17 IN. TV. Bye sites, m 17 CUBIC, FT. FRIGIDAIRE DEEP
yrs. old, OL 1-6715 after eon
17_ IN... RCA
ee. “38. FE
; og oe Ave ePurontre
9 bine Con EP OND * Reversible. = Neat PACK iP mported x
aitte our of the way
ss to pay, and hl oy rators, ranges & water heaters,
Bathroom fixtures dressers, yanioee Peprings eran
ving 7m
occasional chairs, Sebiee TY sets, relive fags, Gini eae
- giher free on rm items me EW A £5
eins ~ for real
2-5965, “ ’
SCOTT LAKE FRONT. 3 Eb gad
— a en wean
Modern § room home. . gmat ye.
road. Huron Vale chal district. $3500 ver 1,9 br ' J. ak “HAYDEN, Realtor
venti oe eee SAVE F ENERGY, USE
‘| WANT ADS! To find a}
job, place to live or a
good used car, see Classi-
fied NOW. ae
nigh Tania f 4 @ of Pontiac
CHARLES “REALTOR
FE 4-052 B D.C 1717_8, -Telegraph n
6 MM COMMERCIAL AND NEWS
photography business, including
mobil le ‘and equi
Tossing , he gaeed ee,
very low overhead, 7g =.
rectteg oat. pa. IN RECORD TIME on Oro ‘om FURMITURE
\YPHONE:
SEABOARD FINANCE. COMPANY 4°
oe to New A oe ae | : LAY + AW i. PLA
R EASY "TERM i ” uP ONTHS TO PAY We buy ye or itade. Come sea lok around. 2 acres of on
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Soe es _THE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER R 5, 1957 we ano e
SS Howssbld Goods ma Housel oe 57| For Sale Miscctlaneous 60 moDest MAIDENS J : = FIFTY -THRES
me ry * Atha ia ag by -Jay Alan For Sale Pets 69) - _ Auction Sales TN Ante Service or Sale Trucks tucks 90
‘|AKc REGISTERED GREAT! AUCTION, SAT, SEPT. 7 AT | ot For Sate T
WantghTy Sine BERTONE AF everson, gat_, METZ, 1 AZ, t| CRAMERMATT ORINDINO Uh EE
“ANTIQUES, 2 Tee PORER POPE FAWN ve| e'acing trike Purmtr Nas| Sine Boob Woot Pome | ‘NEW DODGE
Teo ‘eres: email BEAGLE, 1 peace rete i 1 property located ‘at :
* See i oaing + mah . Coff 4381 $8. MA - Tha tod Implement Co., Holly, 4-TON PICKUP ©
cats Open evenings} Ginette set, Oe te Re ret BEAGLES 03 —POPPIES—ai0. | John “Deere De tractars ants | - Sale Motor Scooters 82 list price. 61900,
, En te l . i ; " . rpenwel . Pago “ Hh
Ponting Press. {ings UF trained, ie Eniglish setter’ “1s | Deere bale? with ‘moter; 3D '1| @%,,COSHMAN, AUSKIE, | Goop mos. Trained, §25. German Shep-|; row cultivator; J.D. Tractor mo- Hp motor. ‘600 x 6 HURRY — —3. “LEFT! ih
E Reconditioned Appliances | Gerd, 9, Deverman Pinscher, Rox-| wers 2h ecoar wector rose, 3D. | artes sis6_Exe 33403. sr. to Se eee each $20, 2 row cori nter on rubber; na CUSHMAN FAGLE M
=e 5 wa onieeiciea (4 - e | 3860? vilea, RE} 3D. plow. aills Chaimers 2 row| TOR 3161s C
, % a Se ee Se = CYCLE. oa pant an
_ Ps, tase Peanns Sey | CRUME Rect BRIVTARY POPS @ Wi OLD. | bing, AC mounted plow, Ko fei | “auton, OR pana OO ON | OF § Wostes toma Pine, Pontiac Pre : m pick ALLSTATE “57 DELaR
TPE ELECIRIG BtGVE 5 NEW CTRIC BOSTON, ‘TERRIER POPE, AKC | S55, “pretest. oarrows, Briilice use aad 6 thes. wind (MODEL. Dodge - Plymouth Dealer
_ Rumors, $90. belo Hatchery Rd. | 465 auburn “Pw 4s73 a 34628. on ‘agon, set Fag, eons we Mere sts or the Best Deal °
acre = RUvGs. THROW AKC Curtiss, OR 3-021 _ Kehr! — Clerk, Ed ge ‘82 CHEVROLET TON :
wa only, gg Mme i Sock. ose weevite Cpnemisin’ vomeonton paeee, Foene_Hovell_isie For Sale Motorcycles 83 | i5¢; FORE a ee
L. A. WAGNER EsviLt WasHING MA ES _Stud service. RE 9-4505. ‘, “~~~ | Market 43633, *
akes. Guaran Thyie Ol INDIAN MOTORCYCLE. MO. Tent
{UTOMATIO Whenee tas RE trie. 602 N Johnson, pa] os PUPS. 1 BLONDE & 2 newly overhauled Scott 56 “FORD, inet TON V8
AUTOMATIC WASHER AND MAY-|_(5169 black. $10 each. Evenings only Po Tae Ra. “PE £8319 or OL 2-0072,
ea gee pitey ite ee comes Bat ami “Ger alanh aoe Ra wee Auction Sales *eiyiirbedl eat tes "Sate at se ESP stn ie Ea * * « es
tue Sroatale range, valued!” and SEWING MACHINES REPAIRED Souite POPS. WES OLD UN 5089 Dixie Highway FOR. | PARTS AND SERVICE ON Clarksten Motor Sales
Airport Rd OR 34430. Drayton Plains vidsou Sales Co. vi eout 1S. Mets . Clartsten MA Fsiet
Saginaw
DUMP TRUCK FOR SALE. WILL
3000 Baldwin,
"6, MY 3-3712 maven Oh S-vd __Aitport Rd _OR ae GHAMPION SIRED COLLIE PUPS. ry Friday ....2.P.M.|
Oxl2 Feit Base Rugs $3.95 all Norge floor sample automatic AKG, Otad service, FE 6-3065. Eve f. HARLEY DAVIDSON. NEW Paint, | —“~2-S* 12 trade.
poxnt@a : washers &. dryers. a very Saturday ool P.M.| tires. rin 8, val
an peste eaatTa an gapo-akans ENGLISH SPRINGER PUPS—aKC Scvhag en ee
4 t. W. yal as Co registered, from fue or FE| BR Pas Sunday «oeee P.M,| et 1956 -
all Tile rs c 4 YNE GABERTS | — Phone FE * HARLEY DAVIDSON, NEW TIRES.
R Pee Te 7 PE 56189 2-9748. & SELL DAILY | _ 215 sterting. . FORD
AR. HOUSE an a: $233| sina: iG aa. PINCHES. TRO ICAL FIsH. ALL OR S277 ~ _
Huron, 4-064 ie wil a . Asto 4-6433. T rT
Center, Metamors or ‘ mi" NE. of Oxford Bor's 26° BIKE, $12. 1366 . : - MINIATURE FRENCH POODLES | at 38% Hough Rd Par dale, By! ane
ter “BUY DIRECT Bie, OE champion sired, MA Harris dies ree farm. iassey- Rois wae MAN'S FULL
WE MANUFACTURE. . : el tractor, Ferguson| size, 3 speed. hand brak a _ LARRY PART COCKER PUPS, EACH, stor, rd tractor; all -late- ee
sees $7.00-C Wwecks old FE 4.071@, | models’ New Holland’ 68 baler, Sr ‘eee | EROME = ;
. 6. AC 60 combine 48-1t elevator, eve.,_ Bat. or Gus. ~
gonaiti Treadie : : : Parakeets Guar. to Talk | 3D 17-hole rain drill. Geni forage Rea & Ac ROCHESTER FORD DEALER =
e ; : : t pl . . Some talking, tratning eanaries . pper wagons oats
be a3, NEW é¥n [STUDIO COUCH, NEVER UaED. D. ie eet iad ae boys at my birthday party!" | Cages se1_ain_ st. PE 24025, | treo Ford pickup ruck. toe —— ph aren oe 1954 DODG: N PICKUP. ™
His also wecoot ie) 8,8 Save, washer te ies FARAERETS, CORAIRS OUR | Ho soendel paowrnoiws|O#E CLasy ACuuatig po4ts | ee” Ute hex, Aeteal mi ihe b t 95, .$ ‘ 7 w . reduce 195, ; .
_ en's Furniture, 42 Orchard Le.| TV, $45, GE dishwasher, ae |B ss | For Sale Miscellaneous 60 Sale Musical Goods 62 FERINGESE REO MALE. KEO- tain ae “ren eee sinisy | Quiboard tepaieing, (31. Yr er insg 470 DODGE TRACTOR AND ees : - Try! g necessary . vin motors :
- . naa Se SABE | 10. operate ere farm. ~| Tony's Marine Service. 2605 ae sonk tandem _ walimentie
samples of alr conditioners, re- Mo. Friday Eve. PE 47250, |. RADIATOR RERATR oGRADE I ag ood playing ee PiPo0d since stsat Oatiang Ave ee eee, oentes a. Speo th 8 boils. meee: Call OR Stee" pondrieaehoniag
NOES REbtteETENT” Pants | Siegler Oil Heat RADIO REPAIR Clarine ‘Am. $55- | POODLE PUPPIES, Sal & well wikeel ~ cacenee Sua 8 PE_BOL oouP BOOT A
Lid Ave, rE. wee O 0 bait ers Pick-up. FE 2-1311_ Wood clar. New case, 965. Evette eeeet Pomeranian oaeiee. PE| Oakland #2236 or silo “p2iso,|2 BOATS ALL READY FOR RAC-| 7 yds for indeathelion coh
BDROOM Money ‘beck ‘gt guarantee: . BEEF re cere _we.ce boner. cL DAILL PRESS, LATHE.| Pou Acs Mees: Sie: Comets: 5-088! -_ Oxtord na tae ing ft 3 point. 10 ft. utility, "Oda Seca
dresser book: ‘ SCH RK - HALF AND| tects for niekin “ essing. | REG. POIN TORDAY SEPT_TW ATT PM class and mark 20-H Mer-|» :
Seer Teeast bet. Hewes = ‘8 MY _33711| quarters Mut. PE Stn1,| stock Bian wood. ses | Mie aes frie. 0. | Reynolds, he | berager puppies. 8 TES_AND SATURDAY eae ane a cury. Will trade for good car oF plies oy Ro BE,
= and gold, GF 1S WEEK SPECIAL | hare SALE ON NEW OUT-| OR 3-2007 ‘bones he dap “ Say TALKING PARAKEETS. SINGING antiques. cr ‘tn eal sale of the sea. ie Eee ton Bonnie _ Bale, 800 cotwerd. PE $4141,
—. Terrie Values. ‘Pur-/$ eB Eis fs y dining rm. set. $78 7” See oa 10, 16. 30) SOLID OAK DINETTE , +EXx- uftet bass Clarinet. ‘| canaries. Crane's B Bird Hatchery,| £5 Se Sonn s. Watch | > pr RACING ud AND ben. | 1981 620 Gmc —~“ALeO
C ‘take are sel y = ovine = $0.50| 18” power mowers, 4 cycle, Rang-| Meavy Army” cot ‘43° Baskotall MORRO 8. Saginaw yw Street #0" oS rE ee acim) Eee ae a ill auctioneer OF guy, 10 with accessories. $198.| Gem axle. Exe tear FE Dist. L 3 indeed oe, me ; | Army c 3. Basketball | __ 5. Saginaw e ISTERED "ENG Ish a - . axle . cond. 3-0167.
; is] _S-8201 ack for Mr. a $5. Bourdts, Piyvocd ee oe eee Boot dog and fh cad trial at = ne W— meldlenes bg pee oe | ee
- . ng dog e & iP. MM :
: CEMENT COLOR FOR | “ust Tuifle plus shams. ¢10. Giris = : Fred. ¢ Baucom, For Sale Housetrailers 78 78 rain Ci i RU NABOUT ws JORNEOR =
: $8) “pario BLOCKS AND PLOORS w te, fleece nylon short - coat. Office i rapes Mich, ‘Obawk |. RUNABOUT, JOHNSON, MUST SACR’
ohn pes Youoe™ | Re eatin it poatl pena] eee aeons iad BOE BGR oom | Uh se OEY dean | aes cean Can ye et savings. = nd ta PEWRITER : 7
Ave: Orchard Lake! 108 | ~ PE 25023} _ NILE GREEN — ORANGE dishes. Midwest 4-342. ° regu devkey 2 Bivpewriler enairs &K. _2| Dogs Trained, Boarded 70 how. down payment." KE KEW. "engine Beebe t Be Logie lisp bd | ened mn) |
- TABLE TOP GAS STOVES #25. ARK GREEN, TAN & B —cheap. FE ¢ _ Special, MY 5-1437. matic bilge Dae vaetts -
Baten SCTRIC SEW-|_Call_gfter ¢._ FE 24017. ___ BLAYLOCK — LE Sale Store =e a £478, BOARDED, DOGS) ig-rr. LaNTSCRAPT COMPLETE. _PE 60077. 1 Sean
F Drice, $1.35 week Pa | WIN BEDS. BOX # SPRINGS. MAT- COAL & BUILDING SUPPLY CO alae. Saree. 28 8. Fe ectric_brakes. All aes For Sale Cars
iad. “Ahad - FE) tres 9 tone = vINR 91
itis. has “app | fyegnes. Exe. cond. Reas. PE 5-| 81 Orchard Lake Ave. FE 3-710! BURROUGHS CASH REGISTER, Hay, G Fate ate OR 3-3566. vy Ww. Grissom, 1303 East’ won eameaaaamannaar
Ey, bed. Rog’ chroma set Lampe 2 | C & HLUMBER CO. "ze cond reaooasie, a esis, | Hay, Grain & Feed 71) "pe iisk Seedy wil sence, Bus | ~~" ion CENTURY 8 Houghten’s int gy 7 NN = S NATIONAL (CASH REGISTERS. helton Motor Sales. FE 46728. 1968: CENTURY BOATS
= ne gua aie pete DEPT | NEW CASH & CORRY heetrock — |“irr ss 7 ro mnou, Bak 2° ag geeeine inte wes Toei heen meee, numy ad) a NA ist AND 2ND os NEW HAY zp bended s a 8 OTHERS” |57 Olds super 8 4 ar. ee
POLICY AND Prices | 4x8 Sheet $1.35 toe fie, sm Reoiaened siraw Belling wine, baling end) _ Caan bal #380. Ea Soom” | INLAND | NOW A SAVE og | teat amimcaeam tac ait cond,
= r. by National Cash Reg complete hay service. MA _6-0666. | +47 waCcomMB toe NEW TIRES, 2 8 Ol
coustie ceil Rit #0.| Bis Pixscord, axtats sheet 24.98} fier co. “Call PB 2-028. | ALL_T¥PEs_OF HAY -18T | cease ready teeth gue, -On+ 2:_W. Huron FE ¢Ti31 FE 24122 ida, Super OF 2 r- sedan,
aq. ft. Painted %” wall board Eo mae | agg og 100 sq. ft. $3.95/ 5 OR 35-5304. — eutting and straw. No rain. 34211. BOAT TRAILER owt oo
4x 8 sheet $2. Native rough ates, ben og. B. .... 90 | _deliver OA 82170. en W, | ‘63 Merc. Mont. coupe. R&H. auto. |
: lumber 2 x act each, 2 x Eensiite ine Rr axa <tgcencee S128 * Sale Sporting Goods 65 1954 32” AN TRAILER trans. PB, er seats. é
4 ¥ 4
BUNK NOS 1B Rough All 1" board, $18 7 pr Me One ma! pees | osy.90 For Sale > Livestock 72 Ke. lt ct Rebte's Thotee Barts te suet. Satie een. neee
tresses. Brand new. $39.93 & un. ——s PE 41122 et of Crooks Rd. and Auburn’ | $s13° fir, piyw wood $3.50 437.80 a SCOPES - $28. _. Mist be seen, FE 42753. ul ty Buick.-RM, Riviera coupe, full
Belection of wrough “t.| USED TRADE IN _ | -7E 3810. Opes 1 deve a. weet, Jxi2, whe, pine, beards, M. ---.85 | Santo Loman dF Scopes — $3000 | poltena, 00 Bou g Aves. 3 ALUM TRAILER, ew Tikes | Nets Meravere. same satura) “er oe ee gman | Saha a i So ‘ ee = i : -| and furniture, : d. si400.) & ams. Auburn Loman =
Orchard Lake Ave. -~ = DEPT. jess Se naan ne, Se | Sat tvs yaiventene ape “sewer | $i _“sstometic oi anti eet ee - ‘e590 -Sunderiaia. OF S-1550 after | 28H. SEE OUR Ln OP _ENGLIE
‘ASH FOR SMALL RADIOS. WILL |Gan'y,,0™ mirror ber sinks. $3.85. 0 &. ‘Thompson, save Up ro Ser ieee. Grim et ee | ATTENTION ee. te CUSTOM BOAT COVERS MADE JAGUAR. 4 AUSTIN HEALY, MOR-
—| oe _80_8. Perry ___ Philip's, 79_N. "gaginew_8t. | ge taciiibhes to bean. tatge bon: mee Scania Se0PT Sube-| sreee: Aine ee been) FE) Rie, 2
5|pavenport & chair CLOSET DOORS Easy TOREDIT TERMS. SOWLING WALL “SIZE 1] ENCES | stella. and peddecks, receenanis | FO%. Cae be seek St U0 Pre- a
a. g teetional «6... damaged KE SURE _ Reasonable. FE 5-3896. rates. White Pine Acres Ss7 Loek. | mont. CABIN CRUISER. iT 35 HP.| HOUGHTEN & SON
mee ee ak AM aes maged viel, fold doors BURMEISTER GUNS. ALL MAKES. NEW AND | ‘904 Rd. Ortonville, idich. Cail | 1957 WESTWOOD 36. $700 Down, | Evmrede Tarp. Tratler. OR
nls to ce EW Oakland 8-2819. take oe Rochester’s Friend]
anity, chest 4, te & ve Beetri Bee bees! | Northern Lamb FC Eve for the hunter. exec (Sew paymeecs Si rs #riendy
M me ancheet |B bed os... = “ae Fn er Co. Carteny rity deel GOOD RIDING HORSE, SADDLE | Aden Ré.._Ortonvit MA_7- mt, FOR THE TOPS IN ALUM. BOATS Olds Dealer
any a7 aoe items convenient cred- Saee Pastor EM ue diny “e & at * 33747 etabslme Ae Auburn fie, $125. OLive 1-0911. "53-35 = BED ai. CRESTLIN- pe Mheeal Geonee ocean’ Soak §28 N:. M “Roch
org SPAne PLUO MA- _ Heights. anteG ~ HORSE, EXCELLENT er, cancion, cond. Good buy f : be - : Main
THOMAS EGONOMY | ghine. & and er, | Detror ETD © & Mile Re ig /OUNS. (MODERN ANTIQUE | Stoo “Seacic named “Top Hat”, cash. PE 2-3803. oy oe | a1ea ‘S Poegraph (Ra, PE 5-096 OL 197 ester
] Ciare Cash rt uy, sell, trade Burr-She Seddie & bridie, $15. Ph. : < a. 61
FURNITURE CO. a ee = a ah a te 3 COIL AT Due PER | 58. teiegraph Rd pe pA ville NA 1-2835° ALUMINUM 36’, 1986 MST STEM, OPEN SUNDAYS
as . Ft. Wall boxes for duplex piugs, ON Se PONY & 6 3 dedrooms. Excellent cond. 170 | PIBERGLAS MATERIALS TO COV-
Saginaw 8t. AN OIL FURNACE AND] sac. “he GUNS — BUY - SELL - ADDLE EXCELLENT | _N__Opdyke._Lot_120._FE 1.4408.) e- ,
Used Vacr {duct work. $75. Elec. so-gai.) $8.88 Ga. & range fuse boxes. | Manley Leach, 10 Bagley. = oer _ehiireneépire 3 GODERN ALUMINUM TRAILER | siecttor windshietds. "Plasite eas Pontia
So cas hbegg um Cleaners sre hot water heater, $45. MA- SPECT ri er ect ents—Sale aeiRent souk “VanY 0500 HOREES, m Florida MY 39%, Slices, wholesale prices “—~ c
akes FE . reas. priced. For further infor- : Open Sat. 9 to
e — on = ~ WE ARE SOLD OUT USED
o00 Mi: Clemens, Kirsh’ Corsi CULVERT PIPE | 3,Per,cent discount on discontin | Joe's A & rN garpne Fe stort | _before’ 10am, MOES | tratiers, Wee peed your trafier.We/ nem FORC CED PLASTICS Auto Brokers
c corrugated pipe at ‘Most — REGISTERED HOLSTEINS. 2 YRS. 4 W. 14 Mile Rd. at John "88 Buick 4
; Tae oP ae: a bs Fl mip Hom toy ise Ber in be except white. | Sand, Gravel & Dirt 66 old, fresh oe ae he Ox. fare we eae nae 2 eng ce ss Ford rene dr POM BB iz
V, $300, Sweet's i ie as ‘| Church’ Ss, Inc. | Pa toe jrehard Lake Ave. ae OF BLACK DIRT, ss pe.) Records, "Help “Enid, “Oren: hevon Pontiac Chiel JOHNSON MOTORS | 3 fas “Super. te
Fan ee iron. PE 4-1133. : only 2 etroiter ontiac Chie trailers supplies, eve Chey. 4 ek-up .., Pa
ge 102 8, Squirrel Rd. = eves. 44631. 52 ¥
eats irs RIC DRY-| 500. yo ap ae 20283) GAVE ae ey Ee | ai DIRT, TOE SO. a eesdie und beat 93s OL a 368r, Mobile Homes of Quality wort eee, Ins eae ‘$i Rambler ¥en man: Sas
ne ' ca oe aoe ROOM. One ; : AE nehes, ho Md itches, | "51 Mercury 2 dr. ....... ‘i ,
ble & =a ROP EAP ae Wi sHNGRGdeS Ayia ote Psereeet : ater, good cond. OR |. te wrt, Le y = . ne aa NE AND W se ay Wanted 73 cand Distinction —_ Desters”mquirtes toed noobie tit ro = oo— Ss
_inet, ike bow. ern regis gets fs Gtiewe De EEF WELL BOD PPE PUUr FC KOTON—paint in any weath- eae top: oath ped 4 aban : Segpepe — Atal) ios e tee 306 ‘Orchard LI Lk. at — 4 dr. ‘Hydra. $395
BUS SHERN SPACE HEATER, WASHING SACHS: CONVER- Power motor. 00 gal. tank, com- | —°_ 2678 0 i Lake Ra. _—_s| _dosing. ©. "R. Stuart, FE 4 HORSESHORING Also © huge selection of 18 t paccricaccy ‘NEW 1¢ ALUM-| +59 Studebaker V-8 2.1... “698
tional with automatic plete, 965. FE 2-0431. TWIN BEDS. COIL, SPRINGS, $30. | 100 LOADS. CLEAN SANDY aa MAteont~ tet model trade- & 2 ddrms. |“ ioum boat with 5 HP Bu hes Plymouth ............ Vesave 908
some ER MIXER. METAL CAB. 129.50 ‘value, $80.95. Michigan | DUO THERM | 5] SPACE HEATER, EM_3-0004 _ fe 8s . Will deliver any amount.| WTD.: PONY GOOD MARE TO| Stop and shop at the big lot, Mtr. $175 for en Ferd Oo < $95
inette, stand table, 11 Omar Gr, | —Fioreteent, 368 Orchard L&. Ave.| 2, SUMP PUMP, GENERA . | FE _ 8-066 trade EM 3.0320. Bob Hutchinson Mobile BARNE HARDWA ee Ee
Ln peretotthory nar 6 | Exe v7 hee sion trie, motor. 960-50 value, | $39.59. | A-l oolong Pen AT, HOMUS. __ For Sale Poulti 7 Ho = AESD RE | 1260 » _Perry 8 FE 49100
New Haven, #1. PE 62095. |For Sale Miscellaneous 60 move, yeuy "adam Gaul re rahe melee cel pam at one DIRT, FILL, 6A 30 YOUNG DUCKS. 40 NEW HAMP “3 Dirie Paine (OaRER. “tee Nit oR ee
CH CIA --l-A REY Sees : 5 it, score Lig i feactor . rayton Plains :
port & chair. Rust Silocn RNG ie ed ee ELEC. LAWN MOWER EZ KUTE: sie a cua ri hows or < Rochester cu sim cues a So's AGN SU = 2002 Get A
rt, our eapert: Madioiens, Yoaee | Sree ee. 3ex36—formica tops, chairs. up- TL TOP 50m, HO WEEDS ANT 1766. after ¢ pm. | MODERN ROURETRATLERS is S_ASN SURPLUS FE 70m out .
town’ birch ‘and nd see) “liebe, FREE STANDING TOILETS $005] bolstered or tain, steam tables. gmount Call P 4. Waide, FE| Sale Farm Produce 75 wt bank vetes_ ca teseene. | TH on Off
Palle ene te eene't:| Sherging awniigs, Alam” stoon Washbowls wits fittings siiss | rureamoeas Wash TOP BARTLETT ~aimlos| Gi © lon bone estes ty | ramsportation Offered 87 | 1s Press. aon
. PE §-2414 © S| a jelousies No’ mone mn store Spe. bath sets with trim ... $89.05 | "EERMOBA NE WixDow lack sank) gravel & fl | cnard at witberk ace arine Coach Saves, 18310 °N. 1d Oldsmoviie se
D : _ Berm mae ons ee Ax ter 3c. colored path Prope door. Girls 24° Oe eR ulld ‘ and tronk ig joaaio 1 wile nor ot Sautrrel Be. Holly Ra Holly. MElrose 4-677. hence peg So TO 3
sides. ‘Miles across top, oniy ape mee FACTORY ands a irreguiate 22 TABLET P roas STOVE, 625. Call Se TOP Bae ote eal ane ghts. m “ve: “OXFORD TRAILER = awa Sa toecko extra exit on
. I 8A UMB 6. Y : PaanE. WEALTHY ry rvice s
Stra Golly COMPLETELY |! teoter "onan ene, SPACE | 172 8. Segmaw PE rE aim Feces or PE 207 cent iat Orchards, 8970 nchen Galo" g wv we A ae Garter. | FRIGE GO u A { é : eee ; rds ak. arden: IN
or living room. Lamps, end tar|? SNACK TRAYS & =9pb | eon Thetwainy vatey Talbott SaaTeeT Attention _1 mi. wert, x mile north of Ciyce, | Mishions Arrovs b Wiserw | load Ruber “ray alah
woorilap fee mans, _Cavenpert, “4 poral pots and pans, elec. iron, | tax. We also carry legs, gauged, Plasterboard, rock ath, Paint,| Cosding top soil. black” dirt. “& | + BARTLETT - PEARS -&-- PLUMS: + ent? Palio d nue wer treet TO_HABRISBURG , LEI. |
ira, $100. PE 3 filverware, doilies, throw rugs.| fill caps, filters & copper tubing | Hardware, Plumoing end E:ec- 4 sand. or clay. We deliver, | —carcen vegetables. 04 W.Chicago: | 14% to i, bai to take Ht Good pols, leaving Sept. 12th. [- ar
ACTOR Y RESOILT VA ee ee on tg Mehans. fruit; st a reasonable price. Schaeffer | trical 8 1025 Oakland Ave E_5-7551, ‘| BURBANK PLUMS. BRING BAS-| election of uscd trailers, 86352. THESE, CARS
cle sanera. a mak i year guar. on s 23-6321 — Tank Co. FE 5-1467. _. ° . re tops oil. black dit and pan reat x or ae see 4 ae cent ‘bank ; = : CAN BE
Se} A, Johnson, FE_ $i $sieen lawn tower attachment acl Mi sonable Bee at 111 ae ce gee Te ro and. windows. — peat. F ill "sand, clay and Peaks i a = miles. of “Cake es on Me. | Wanted Used Cars s 88 BOUGHT WITH
_ Amer tca's makes Freeser| will sell sepatately. OR 3.3424.’ | ¢ Atter aha er BENSON LUMBER €O-| vel. OR 3-7549, Akg, AND FO NPE 28012, OXFORD TRAILER 7 MY 35a PREE TOW. ‘NO MONEY DOWN
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BRAS TERA cele See Rue bob =| Ei ee een Pe WES ard Reem | Sebago een | Soatea NG | armas wos Parr tier | SEPERATE) AND UP TO _. Fiuoreseent,”393" Orchard Lake|272_8. _PE ‘4-210 a for Seed, Sook rater. st pet | ce - Ave. ’ GAS ENGINES WRECKING BARGAINS | &! ACHE. APPLES. PLUMS aor cash, or will put out on ren- :
‘ URNER BETTE
ey TRONER, | - call “Alcan on. 5c . FE eee 2to9 HP p Magy port blocks, 12¢ each. |~ Sevean ty i Lopeed a Sree = Sea us today. MY | 4 Pos ee ee 24 MONTHS TO PAY
. 5-8005. . ao ; : - . Try. . = truck. Highest trades, lo :
GAS STOVE AND OT HOT-WA.| beater. blower & tank 635. FE - for Garden Tractor ene * axe DET, ad ae PEACHES. TREE RiPeNeD.| TRAILER EXCHANGE | terms. ee. ewes
bee Beseer_ 78 eet. a swr| Meter mechanical ures | 320.8 Patdock FE 249704| pee gravel. Also crushed sione.| ghards, 2246 E. Gommerce Rd: NATIONALLY KNOWN] we rrape uP or pown hutz M ike NEW RW ELECTRIC WK LEE'S SALES - tractor work. FE 32-3891, — :
wie ter pumps. 2 working head <eep- 921 Mt. Clemens st. FE 3-0820 . s erwood & lford. ._ MOBILE HOMES Sc
GOING TO CALIF. Fa ee While they last. oe WATER HEATER 5495" Do It Yourself 61 | ®%3,, ,SA®D. end. landscaping. FE SEVERAL VARIETIES OP APPLES| A firm with a national reputa- H¢ ki Ch utz otors
sold, Modern bdrm. suite, viond. Jet pumps, $67. OR ric wate: heaters, $79.95: | “““~" ~ ee 5-8323 or FE_5-7255. & plums. Honey, comb & strained. | tion backed by over 25 yrs. of as Ins ev. — ;
Complete with box springs & mat- ee first grade. $49.95 G. FOR RENT e Holtz Orchard. John R. % repeat dealing with satisfied cus-|- 7-1 py Birmingham’ 3
tress, cost $478; davenport, chair 0Xi2 PLASTIC FINISH 90 8. Perry. : Saran roa Ree PEL Lt? ANYONE | mi_ 6. of Aupera. Otte 20 ROOT | cease ee estes mere bemtise: | tape 5 Dixie Pee, a is. ~ :
fcht eae LINED OTL HOT WATER PER MERS MOVE IT TOMATOES FOR SALE, PICK aren TE DeS . .
Atr-foam cushions, R _ SANDERS—EDGERS—ROLISHERS + CALL FE 5-3898. 357 SCHOONER, & WEST WOOD. eSoto - Plymo
ee si Linoleum LUGS | Sse See coe Soe | MM Gathtites aakowana "| FIL Dnt, FE ay sltieniidhiad iy Sa a aa ee tona : mor pide at cp All lens 4.98. Beautiful Patterns GAS STOVE a OPEN SUNDAY orp son eand. top sol SAND. MA"! “Sale Farm Equipment 76 HOME TRAVEL TRAILERS. | | ‘vee aye or) Woodward at Hunter
‘ : gidsire, 9 cu. FLOOR RHOP f ; rus stone, Black dirt. + del. RAPA AAALRALARARAAALRL ARAL ers, some e AI
Ros caret: Osta t pees = FE T33 8 CAN COOT. new, on rental plan. i ways Ready to B
ese Biner ight brown, Und-| ge tat Gan a ‘Garage Door Ss FOR RENT 500 Fan oF s is ts. Ph Gio a ptie tane | sessions nn | SUDO ad nd uses cart Top #8 ‘ould i F
Saath Ale am Wanoue, 4] gh, Uigd tv. Suerfen for 8s Foor sanders—hand sandere— | “for si0. Delivered, FE issee, | — Sh PB_NAtional_7-2017. BOTTLE GAS: | BAGLEY AUTO PARTS | © LITILE LOT WITH
oh iat si tae ie Sie| flost meusers Satens ost | CP a ee gag TO ADA EQUIPMENT | | PARIS (SUPA ee oe sae | Mere ae . GAL, 1 HEATER $79.95! se ctor from x us elive arm eq Lemp garden rape 60 8. Telegraph FE 2-3200 Bud Shelt Motor Sal Gk fund cana
Mupsess acebie boa yal. Aw Heater ? me aoe: And. Up. A, o. _Totary | r mowers, chain | Bales. ict “ti A 4_ su; PM. elton Wiotor Sales | 1950 Buick runs good
eins. .* = Lounery trove, cme # pence oy 8 Jess than you think. Let us give rie _— NO MACHINES, DR Wg adore and. Sera, dest garden end iawn — Paris. Serv il 6~Closed gin. | Col Aubura @ EB Bive FIP eon 1993 Rae nee reaver tt
Gx, RETRIOERATOR,— GOOD SAVE PLUMBING w1°S. "Paddock re a-eacs| foods, Crapery, mate pate gfevet “i ‘butidoang. MA" 63377 ent tes & service | EW 2 DETROITER. WILL : _Bive_ FE C67 | rinse overdrive” white sidewalls
cond, Call FE na Routh Bagh st. OT ic : plembing, & s *tiectrical | PONTIAC SARE BUILDERS Terms to suit Open ‘til 9 pm.| take, "E or cash as down pay- C ASH one miy, overhauled, '
SS rine te ba "| tetwrastinesd tee PROC Tas | cere tee ee | SS ee Gee beaey inteenbe| Send, araves ful art, aratm tie FE 3-0839 921 Mt. Clemens St.) Fe“g.gjgi') “*7™# Balance. isl Gave far wee
HOOUER vacouw“cLEANeR| Hen tant and cnc bull | feSi"spoe and matron, FE | {itl ‘once! acta | Segaee cebu cette ‘Sk | AAA BUYS— | aromrewan TAREE TFT | mp DIG Daa ESC RS wp| iittaw suk mine fOr
I sacrifice for $10. PE 2-3337. trafier for hauling ‘tractor. OL 159. as eine bbith endl sodas PROMPT DEL Garden tractor. riding & walking,| ‘53 model. Like new. 605 Sterling.| dollars ate itor Oe icone
=| _1-1888. Op EE [oat AND FLOOR SANDER, POL On ee OF oes eee mews ues ee PE +6045. 2020 DIXIE FRANKIE & JOHNNY'S MC
HGH CHAIR, $10 rvs . = __ HEATING — as Bt grind eae an or peet. Rotary tillers You get r) SPORTSM a rE HWY. E & JOHNNY'S MOTOR ‘
" Bathinetie, $10. FE ¢2347 after 6.| | ANCHOR FEN ; alae mere. FB SOE Do Pet Hire] better deal with us. Biot grnir KD badass 2) CLS FE-_¢-6808 ae
“HOTPOINT AUTOMATIC: WABI No money down, n FHA ane _ “EQUIPMENT | _Sthewin are _ a $12.80 Gelivered, PE 27040 nn TEES SALES 8 SERVICE WevThave several” good. sod nd “HIGHS PAID EE ATR nent
2 2. speed eycle, only s>out 1% _FREE ESTIMA Fe bya7l Used off furnaces, oil burners. Pike’s Rental De SAND, GRAVEL, FILL DIRT. TOP snem E_3-9830/ trailers,' some with toilets BUY rOR Ib. INEOLN
a ‘ppt ta et er at $125. Milk's ALL ALL GARDEN ITEMS “SUCH “A5 a5 pes ferneees, stokers. i~ space cone. : Ram wehray soil. Charles Fenion. QR 3-3517. CALIF. HERE Ww E are completely furetshed ouT OF BTaTE DEALS 1957 4 dr, Hardtop. Like new. Full
hoes. ype esting <Roch- . jee uur vacation, hunt-
y's sh ine 614A a Ustg “Merchandive, jet Sane i fice tasers, carpet Tent TADS, 9. Fe w _ COME + —sottutie aaa? hehined. Cup be te pe | es Has. One owner. Full pow-
is ASHER, SOME aide ie +4 (230) Ser WATER PUMPs $6005 G. A. : For RON FIL DIRT GRAVEL 7 See — ne ee
ST hae . Call from 8 a.m.| iRe rene wen }_ Thompson 80 8. Perry ie Spe Fe ae Pd dead vacation ay “California” Ber nencen by AITER EXC HANG them: sae eae Fe O71 {ose i a brakes. $1
* 4 bart 4 af eee ance i 4
RANGE, @ AUTO. 5 aPrK o dane aL ECMDS CASINET SINE ERAG-| grote erinder. prmvert, caree | YARD 8) DRIVEWAY GRADING. ten Sear ovat ce cure Pawan) 2% Telegraph Rd Le oe a 2 Brokers “MERCURY.
burne: ovens, condition, ; 6: $180.95 value, $134: : gravel, fill etc. FE| tractor. Come in or call us t ate Car 7 toe *
of Sh Het ees ATT GOOD BARGAINS | Sits edict, fase ger ps cebuttog, ont | "Weg Coat & F day We ake teins aad ge ~ Rent Trailer Space _70| ener Focrieget™ Ot mae Cer. Pat poe, errific v . Lakes Church a AUBURN 1956 Hard = mil
,. oak: cern ms speed] Clear YPine boards, 10 ft > tances aie pia al Cameras, Equipment 61A|) 2 tee 8? PE £073 eee — lage Nem Se mle, BE ot Fon Leas ‘ ne DOLLAR 1938 Hardtop $1, Pua are ee
b 2 speakers, maedel Ve Clear Y-Pine 1-4, 06 ft. in MIXED WOOD FOR SALE. FE Pe 41112) —“8< vie. FE 66510. Sia "Deiee the eute We |
"representative. sample. 31 eS Saad CaDIES LUGGAGE — % PRICE | ~~~~ rer . Pontiae RA. at Opa peed th Apes 1954
ae = = ; ; t anc t i yke. PARK A. eARKHURST. e extra miles,
9300; “now omy 6125.| gol” < felt, 63.65 rot | Pisor Sample Senty.. Sotied. erie POLAROID ¢ AMERA SEASONED WOOD AND | PARM MACHINERY. NEW AND| Where living ls @ vacation — 12 i “ul Day vou well “440 Dit 1953 ar, poe
eee oft Beat, ese 2, | powerang Een sans| Bees! mote Se ne | either, Rae "| Se Eahy Sut HOE) REI Gein ceg | HLS.VANWVELT | Wat Sbonce haath = Lg cero = ERATOR, |Flastic Interior Paint. #448 eal] LUXAIRE FURNACES — 5 re sical G G Plants, Trees, Shrubs 68 esa pe CHAIN SAWS cacier Gal” ts mteaiey F nade OR 31355 035, Custom. | Power steering &
on "a Appl, Mi 6-1300,|We carry a complete line of new| Installed. Pair prices Kenyon | ~~~ oods | — & Hepairs | tac Also tratier sales, Base rate KT Brakes, 61.8
LEA used building materials _ Heating Servic 4. UE SPRUCE FOR You, At. | ‘200 Crooks R . W : : :
tat. 401, teas tle oon tune ae You yt crateriale. ose | Wi GALVANIZED ete — | ARTLEY FLUTE. Goop Conn | se Meant: cea ecoce” Pan OVERSTOCERD. Eee on ee ANTED cn es, FORD
Golaspsk retrg.” das: araperie | inate Hel asd | in aR ones ie fcc TRADE TR sabe OR—OR.| oes gener, gcomener tr | Gener ce WM, Mlle Oy se TE Sea Teotne Tea | 2, 0ii80 Seed care all makes and) uever oh the roti, afar * airs, lamps, and’ mise, in. 31-ft feemetina 17sec ft. SA OR-| Nat! ; : An Wroce: models top dollar paid, bring | 1956 Custom Fordomatt
2-0754. SURPLUS LUMBER & |". SAVE PLUMBINo surrtY gana. We will scgept your grand| pews’ yenie™ pose ews.) 0 bana enpment 16018 tities to 1955 Country Squire. $1.48. 2 ‘ ———— quire, are
LEAVING CITY, SELL RANGE, MATERIAL SA 172_8._Saginar Fe cars| © eptact plane “ee down ‘pay-| pring, fools, and burlap, 2072) irene M4 Mile Bem’. OXFORD OBILE MANOR. Mi Custom de. Overdrive, 9978, °
coch and chair, Call Eve. FE tote Manuna SALES CO. Off, CIRC a TOR HEATER 620. Sw al uote ws te. oo merce Viliage. wie ulin Boas ieCULLOCH Chaim wawa wew| *¢ firusde shatter = takerte ubum otors 1983 Exstom $598,
39-4657.” : thud $7. 32-3501. lagher. Music Co. 18 E. ‘Huron wie and Duck Lake Rd. used. W_ F. Miller, Gard tote, sidewalks — 16x40 cement | Comer Pike & E. Blvd FE 37671 | 100
OHOOA AN ames I, HEATER, GOOD COND. AUTO| St. Closed Wea. at 1 p.m intersection. Open exery day 7 to| and ‘Tsen “Equi ; en| patios 39" 3.7471 $95.
Be. dining Fa. aot. 1100 Noth eed or ae B GARAGE |, blow & ‘Thermostat | gals August of 1 Om. uring | _f. we 4-8038. Woenar ro henge wa oe Whe want the best Oa #3023 oF ante M &M Motor Sales. | 1.6 ou4 GM
. ’ ating : 2871, . : Sale +6053 — dollar op ta! ‘a sar Hard
AYTAG W aT cond. Cost sigs each. sell 838/“5T VWOOD SP ECIALS” GONSTELLA’ CORNET, AL-| =~ *. Pets 69. SMALL RIDING TRACTOR WTI t Pelee EPACE TO RENT. | 1627 Disie Bwe SY "Om steed 10h Hacdtop 98. ero voce
5-197. Iga CASH AND C D SPECIAL 80 y string . Both in A-1 YOUNG COON DOGS "OR SALE, =. cultivators, 30° movers end pile Village, 3300 Elizabeth | - Used 1,898. top Full power, ~
MAG’ ivi RADIO — TABLETOP G. STOVE. 925. bireh 4x8. Good tides =e 00 | one _like_new, FIE_4-6810. i BRAG ne low, $200. 175 N. Hospital beth Truck Parts 89A | i$) Pontiac Sterchief Catatine.
ey fier 6. 29-4017. r 4x8 good 1 ma T AL’ i - ons THIROUGH- . ra = Sharp. $1,49
feat ie amp | : 3 - bE --020- ; S LIN ano |/ TER Accessories 80 USED TRUCK PAR 1955 Ponti ‘
% TOR LS On, Laos. 2 AACE, Me wade . sees G8 SS BIANO ER 7x. rye coe mc het PUPPIES. “pEaL| Used tractors ona ment, Da- ALL MAKES, AND MODELS 1053 Buick. seraiareiee ome
a oe IRTA-| _ Cheap. OA soi8 San ae oh sine pereeees, Interior condition. $295. EM 39-0524. | __cute. FE as abel Ohonvitie, “We will be A c2/| “Auto Glass Specialists. 298 Au Auparn J ave SRB eoes2 | 1 :
$ak, Lares solids Sell for! 9 IN, JON X eee. _. | PMONTH OLD. AKG REG MALE| morrow to back up what w Batet | 4988 Butce Sa ate Sa
; ate solid “maton cottee| athe, 9 chucks: 44 hp motor. $180 _ Pontiac Plywood _( Co, | HAMMOND GORD ORGAN, EXC.| Beagle, in 'i2inen class, Black | today.” ° dad oi Ogee ag em For Sale Trucks 90 racer Ne shear
cond 50-| _oR sais Baldwin Ave. _ 2.254 sae . A aaeacana _ bias Phon nrmAIWED RPAT claims honored. Mrs. Jack Prasil, |“ ° ~~ ~~~ CHRY SL PRODUCTS _
You name the R DI mason. TERFONIC A DION.|* KITTENS, JOE'S. Aa&N BoRPLUS FE. _jand.” uto Giass Co, 122 Oak-|2 — 1955 CHEV. % TON ymg as
terme. gg Ps Appliance, PE 2-3270. ——— ar teht ease. by a ants: “ ot. Boe rl. -3 ‘nos, old. | F ee FE 5-2080 USED FERGISONS TO-30, iTa FE_ore06. : Red & white, iow rox nem, tose Doaae ‘ ie
ae ghar : = RS BEAGLE PUPS. new Wagner HY. Fatty poeter. | For Sale Tires -80A Ford panel. “good 1951. Chrysler Imperial, $198
8. ward gham N ¢r 5 p.m. MA 68674. 3 oade = coe wooo “42 CHEW PICKUP. jar ood Com) Finaneing specisiie ——
Ae babe axe REG "B" BEAGLES3 (MO. Und oe, maid ¥ STANDARU BRAND NEW TIRES. a COOL MAN
SPECIAL DISCOUNT poems 2 eon | on paid wpa | Bote, mero shay eu] Botatw onOenre ele fren | WaslOMBa? tes hase BOR 1%, arro’ ck of tind
Bolens & Wheel Horse Bane igen at ail A oo m DEAVING AKC a”) As aaa. eel wy bel w attachments avaii: aa, : exe co ig TON PICK UP. B FROST
| BR ns Soa ssl] Sletten mas ah i aap AE we fT CED WILLIAMS || “Ei ie i IN ¢ to reduce inventory. ‘06 per month. Call credit | ARC REO. COCKER —PARTEL. eae ee ae x _ C. terms. EVANS Far _¢-ss00. vl | white & buff. ; / ae °
a ne ae PIANO, | EXCELLENT | AKC 5G. COCR HOUCHTEN'® Son iS ae ™ camping New tres, fs Rey BME
“ $50, EM 3-078. OR Rochesier ee Ol 0761 | $08 brakes and clutch. Make : : | (Ol FE 4oeet! MI 40384, araeeen.
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BA ‘33 CHEVROLET HARDTOP — 8608 : = -- d cond. 142 8, Tilden, off Voor-| TLL TOTE YOUR NOTE : ; 4 Open Uxlebts “a T ee : deny ERYBODY's CREDIT Is 1987 Chevrolet Bel . air Vo A ’ I 53 FORD (aero! = Right (| SSeS tt fee See ett oe rezaogee aor | SOE Ge | SESS EB Wat | peywoury, ae fe: " gomet Let us help you adjust to “| = 34, FORD, 3.15, Ae WW “= ; “1986 Chevrolet Bel Alr. ‘Power-|1 — *52 CHEVROLET 52 CHEVROLET ; EASY ED JONES Bs | / Lake rion Motor Sales } Bae “ PEN: sitar rEDanle CLARKSTON - _ Pontiac Starchief 4-Dr, 07 PLYMOUTH 11$_S. Saginaw __iUs J Used. cars| oe ame Se ee eee = ’ ee May o2e1| ear. M t Sal Ss. Lying +16 Ne oma "bicep wransmismon ES ove Festecring a Lees eOnTTAG, ae ea fea s bate 8 & black gem. *50 CHEVROLET 52° FORD © 495 - otor e ‘aay oe wy een a po ork hoe — bled —_ Credit Mgt. Mr. Parks, Midwest | Only $1,545. CONVERTIBLE - $195 NORTH PONTIAC ‘ST Ford 2! Sedan Station Chrysler - Plymouth ~ ~ “oRmor AU : ‘ rane new. Cost new, b's itso PONTIAC, Sonar GOOD pgp hao. wl pa eee : . : : é Pontiac Wagon, 8 cylinder, heater, Fordo-| Demonstrator priced—new 67 Piy- L sascty iscou > $2888, NTTAC, EX se | a 2 +. F Inet Ford Wien matic, low. low ‘mileage. paths a. oar Partita, ouie “budek top, sharp, ‘ort mien, Teeardiens "ot Sondlion. § $30 ps per ing PONTIAC Pe eS EEFTAN, jie kee cate. V4 3 South Side 211 S. Sag INQW 4 Door. W.W. tires, e z rates.” 35. mbass. : - Mo AND MODESTO gi SIS warcton ah sia a Bett Ri and ory | Reales, "eety aul. Na1e08. “Ei | Choice ot SWEPT WING DODGE | ¥P, ® a2, i, ,comumeatal ea] '57 CHEVROLET ‘56 CHEVROLET = AUTO SALES Peeer: sieving. “bakes windows 1955 Ford Rasch W Real nic i986 FORD cLus ee ae McN EAL oh ATT’S 1955 Rambler wagon. The best ) oe | 312 W. Montcalm‘ FE4-9181/ Soa seats 1956 Ford % ton pick-up P2se cus-| Wane, Fully freeg opp ee ring ; Vee one. Rd H. $1,295. '56 PONTIAC 56 FORD i ‘on VILL ACCEPT _ 5 7 | Meee Oo eee a some fe woot eine | = cers oe ee TOR S SAL rivcns 1054 Chevrolet, Bel Air. Power. HARDTOP —. £1606, $1385 4 if = tmetes, "eto 0s|'4 Pootise 9 dr. sedan. Ratio & Evenings Please -_Dartation. $100. 1tA_ 42389. | Podge- Plymouth Dealer SAVE MANY ‘DOLLAR om: Fee 5 ee oe 55 PONTIAC 55 CHEVROLET ay Batt payment on « good used car po gE & black, ~Phone one MAple 5-514] ae For the Best Deal * eS oS Toadea ee eee cet af ry || STATION WAGON ~ 41508 _ BTATION WAGON — $1448 y : BILL SPENCE 9 , ~_ CLARKSTON — gzARY. 48 FORD. CHEAP. phos oa a Bi DR Bt a hbeg saat | Coaey. R & H, Power Glide.| bite $795. res. CHEVR Ol ET SS MERCURY E = a ins D008 ¢ LOYAL. +; age, Reas. | "SR _& H Very clean { a Soe HARDTOP = $108} @2 Oakland Ave. PE _8-0201/'55 Chevrolet Bel Air 4 dr. Sedan.| Auto. trans. x. ce | 54 FORD CORTON 6 Rig saris] Call MAytatr 63705. | PLUS. TRANSPORTATION LOOK | A turtons ‘Green itice clean ‘car: | CA Tat Fv OCOD COND! EM) aie ay Sans lake Gricel = °55 PONTIAC | 54 CHEVROLET . : Exc. cond. Take over payments.| _3-0368. ei ha ; HARDTOP — $1445 4 DOOR — 8795, | DEAL oo PLYM 7 DR. SEDAN,| ‘54 PONTIAC CUSTOM STAR- : $1595 . ’ ve >t TELE. Witt Se cceits drtea ante nn | cual 4 be: Myce Pomme bane ALSO P — nn 54 FORD : 2 8 aS ‘S§, Buick Special 2 ar. ion et _ Today's "idee e300 cosh of trade nuat| miles Excellent body, engine and | Power, stering. || exceptionally : 54 PLYMOUTH $4 FO oF & white, Specially priced." S met ] a for, ty, 400, equity Call OR 3-1186 after 6 p.m. or best offer. FE 37313. ‘$1 Metropolitan ........ oo $108 i) oe aa Oe . » *——--$1295 DEcia y pe | Gall credit mgr. Mr Parks hid: per-Chiet. § Runa lke’ pew. Io-| "SS Ambassador $3 CHEVROLET ees ; = ‘SS Ford Wairlane 2 dr. Sedan. *55 PONTIAC ew tires and many ‘other extras. wot CMOE Berend Terre bon Ce ns et we ee eee Ss asain -_ . 232 ; s nt ‘mun Beeutiful eltens | Radio, ee ane Power | = —- Birminghsm, Ask bo ect fires, poor sore od Be ec Boe 53. FORD 52 DESQTO blue, Clean, inside & out. Windows, a-tone paint, W. Walls. | See ks Sale hew battery, & generator. $450" . Ambas $505 s. SAGINAW $1195 Very ches. 1830 ePMORLE 7034 Desmond. Williams Lake, BIRMINGHAM ay 51 CHEVROLET 52 DODGE. _ OM! $445 PER MONTH Se Se ee ee QUALITY Pord- ear aaa == ne’ as OF THE NEW os —— & ball garage . TAGE AR, ane q S00T atte 18:30. Bright Spot” 1954 Pontine Jeo and heater, "52 ee nism a Storage Ghaioes xz. . : <
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Mast sel watt iste te new, i Scan GR eo MOEEY UN. tse te UALITY Hr — g1505 Have you been looking for a quality car, | equity. MUtual 4-7804. Assume Crt hans $19.76 « month.| dan. overdrive, like new in every + ° 7 one with plenty of appearance —~ a Car ; . . d aa = (| cme wait Guier Gn Rae | _ Baie. Bie Sucle Fords tise on reduced to $645) °55 Olds Holiday Coupe you can depend on — and ree priced to CLEAN —LOW PRICED — LATE MODELS = RD CUSTOM 7 DR Rall : ;
vm epg Pen REIT an rr caus faye ene CLIOP - ova} old. Turnet_Pord. 100 8. Woodward Birmingna = f WEP Cor YOUR AN . . ae " lepaea os ae ere) ie ape nea errs $995 OD ee ery th one ieee YI IWMI! — gg | a he 33 | “TOM BOHR, INC. | “tuted! to school” PE E-ti3e ‘55 Plymouth Sedan of these quality cars. AT : SAVINGS — SERVICE sanaprgic ides bagel MUtual 48158 | ‘d2 NASH 9 DR.> TaGi § $1077 PER . of these quality —— "SR TISPACTION = fois ts 1 owner new car trade, | Milford oF month, _Call—credit mgr Mes. $1695 °36 PONTIAC Catalina C -. $1995 | : =i rewster Finish Parks. Midwest 47500, Haro aii iS NTL i ou ses tseeeeese | “CUT: Eee rise ara” GY | Eien deta tn dt tant | Famet Ree SMP 455 014s 08 Dix. Hol. Cpe. || 56 PONTIAC Catalina, Coupe. : HASKINS Sat at sins eee oe ene 1538. Sa gina ena Jee lee eid So _ eo — Ta y Owe n < . ‘@ FORD, .2 DR eos “aod TiRES &| ’55 Pontiac Stchf. Convert —_ 2 CHEVROLET - OLDS "Mec cNE AL ~ Sh “BESSA Yusader we | “gy ot 1408 ‘SH FORD Custom 2Door «.......-20000 8 810 “THE WORKING MAN‘S FRIEND" s | ; adio & Hester ry i * r . : {
. gen Comnys 98 8, wots moa] ian bats ae oF | oe cana #3) °55 Olds Super 882Dr._|l 55 FORD Station Wagon sagen sees SBS ‘7 FORD DEMONSTRATORS astes rowing Dealer’ od Plymouth 5 ver * 44373. 2 oo : CUSTOM V-8 — Radio.& Heater. Low mileage. _ DOOR & +DOOR HARDTOPS - BIG saviNost 1 Dixie Highway at M15 ge- Fiymout ealer BIRMINGHAM . ee srotsh $2595 C5 1195 : oe ee ror a sett — ® QUALITY M resi “fey fe Feet Be:| -’55 Cadillac 62 Coupe || *5 FORD 2Door sass ya: Paint! aie 135 PONTIAC Starchiet Catalina ........+.$1595 | BLACK 4-DR_ CADILLAC. Special This Week Only Secmaes teeta ke, low | = . e OTTA iD ceoccccecesec$ 245 1[, Seer tne Te Megat cutem. 3 ars = een dSepaieenl:| Drie Same utel eve eer iss Olde S195 op. 52 PONTIAC Deluxe 4Door: at 54 PONTIAC Starchief 4Door ..........- $1195" * pile: /ag Ponting 6 ar mam ai | meee ee lsd PACKS ipper 4- beeen ores 595 11° EV dente seuwon ene sce SIME TRA RaNSFORTATION I-50 Fora. "Reach Wagon... siee| North C hevrolet Co, . S hutz Motors 54 PACKARD | ee <Door : > 56 DODGE V8 4Door Aloe SPEC (55 Chev., Convertible, R & H. P.| 1900.8. Woodward, Birmin: Cc $2295 Bee | "a pocting ming aoe ees < 5 Hil 56 PLYMOUTH §DOOr se scecwisscecsc ce $1005 |.,Brekes & Steering - bles | Se NOe ae S "34 Cadillac Convertible 55 PONTIAC Convertible ................$1495 z If you are lookin a second | °4 ene) ne eee ci Aha WARD AT Bs NtER : = STARCHIEF — Radio & Heater. Hydramatic : ; oc > es 7” . ee 1 Shirt Gee soe cxin ew we | LOAUGe s_MOOBW AND AT HONE 4705 Sp ceunOee i bee - ¢ 995 ||| 56 FORD V8 4Door «2.00.00... -2- $145 , : : . vs 7 —— > ei Air Z-WO0Tr ....... ; ; : oun FORDS. PLYMOUTHS | 3 Fert ¢ , a Ban. Ste Mr ce ae ny ROYAL & Treats. tiscty Awe Beles” 263-5. 34 Ford 4-Door Radio & Heater, Powerglide, 2Tone Paint. W/Wails, 33 OLDSMOBILE 4-Door 88 .............$ 895. - . | rT extra. Power steering, power; Saginaw. FE 4-1006. . ) “$ 595 j : ; . . Motor Sal : 53 PONTIAC Deluxe 4-Door se neeec teens Stl, , . 1949's thru 1955's less USueD soe or ai e: 4 ase dee gi ta de wal tinge ae any esp aE, 105 a8 engine ith eS nico Sed Radio & Heater, Hydramatic. ; 53 DESOTO V8 Hardtop ......4.........$ 895 eae S Meaty Mya | BIRMINGH AM 296 20. Our prles "$2,806.80. Choice | mechanical cond. nd body very good ~ neuen "a2 BUICK ert Ops Soon be ee beecececesea® 595 53 DODGE Club Counetew cee. sess ee CS Anything of Value Down ; | = ais ; ~-s __. pe (hee esse tre ‘old car. with no rust a Da Pow. $795 Radio -& Heater & BLACK Paint- . ; : 7 qeacnes Wake Your Own Terma ieee a ee mee McNeal. vet sivering. ‘brakes, Hydramat- 53 Buick 2- Door. "54 PONTIAC »tarchief Convertible seeeee . $1695 753 PLY MOUTH Club. Coupe tere e en eees .$ 445 ‘ | py_red finish with V-8 engine, charp one-owner B'ham trade in. meds) Mester Mreremete ee § ‘f = wieis © s/sie ies wleie a oe dices je cece Tomer, Glide, Bact McNE AL. Suburban Mtrs sp ove... $495, ae "56 PONTIAC Station Wagon ...... : $1895 52 PONTIAC _4Door : $ 445 tia aon and reduced to only . 53 Chevrolet Club C oupe DELUXE < Rario & Heater, “Hydramatic. 7.000" ac ual 54 FORD 4-Door V8 Lec cuaauctceaceeaee $ go8 635 8. WOODWARD | MI 42042 OLDs DEALE : miles. | ps cur VROL ET | -North Chevrolet Co. | Dodge - Elymoath! Dealer | on i esr $545 ’55 CHEVROLET Bel Air 4- Door ......-.-$1195 [I] 53 CHEVROLET 4DBorssans $695 ee: an ae <=1000_5_ Woodward. Birmingham... FIT: “53 Chevrotet Piekiip — erie a Heater, Powerrinte : <5 THE WORKING MAN 8 PRIEND® For’ the Best Deal” ‘54 MERCURY Club Coupe ........ ..$ 875 7 ; “Oakland County’s BIRMINGHAM ; 5 , Radio & Heater. Mere-O-Matic CAR I8 SPOTLESS. Fastest Growing Dealer”) SAT Tae BIRMINGHAM 3 Ford ¢ bee st PONTIAC Catalina Cope voces eee. $ 495 Transportation Specials! | = __ 31 Dinte Highway st. M15 1955 Ford 4-door sedan Radio and| _ QUALITY — = ||” eustom - Radio & Heater ti +E for: MA 58-5071 a felt cs ‘til 8 9 Me a S condition with | 1954 Ford Crestline hardtop. V-8 Sonera $895 & Home! 30 BUICK 4-Door. See e eee er eet ee eee ane .$ 325 or milsees: bees. ie een : 54 FORD 2-Door .......... 0. cc eee eee eens $ 895 ge ATT S onay. DELUXE. North Chevrolet Co radio a romeo way grea ** | Choose from the finest se-| ’53 Olds Super 88 4- Dr. CUSTOM V-8 — Radio & Heater. 12.000 actual miles. it ’52 STUDEBAKER Hardtop secwececesses GAS dealers. FE 2:1724. Bylvan Lae. | 1099 8. Woodward, Birminghem lection of models and col- 1595 ’54 OLDSMOBILE ‘Super we eese eens SIZ95 PHT poy NASH’ Hardt . $ 195 5 West Side Used Cars West Side Used Cars North Chevrolet Co. ‘ors. You will be happy| , S$ ‘ Radio & Heater. Hydramatic, 2! _ nid tee ist On 42 Chevie “space. station "wagon,| DIVe out where overhead tn low | —"0%0-8Wootward, Birmingham | it one of these new-car-} ~~ ’53 Cadillac 60 Special- |} +54 PONTIAC Catalina Co see coseeee$M19S 50 PLYMOUTH 2Door . a Te | 125 exc. cond and save the difference! Many H t —— 1 il 5 4 - Radio & Heater, Hydramatic. __ ; ‘83 Chevie 210 sedan. Meares makes & models to choose from. un eTs appearance on mi <agt $595 'S6 CHEVROLET Z Door $1695 53 NASH Hardtop ee ee ee i $ 395 “Sy Buick Special 2 Dr, 1 owner.) West Side Used Cars beauties. ~ "52 Olds 2-Door Radio & Heater Powergiide. = 83 KAISER 2-Doo 225 83) Ford sedan, extra clean. $33, 7 Baron tisha Beware , PRICED FROM - 54 PLYMOUTH Savoy Club Coupe eee ces. f O99 cee Se paren see trewas * 1 Gere ee pickup. AUBURN 1 tadah Ena ~- READY - ,- $495 2-Tone Paint, Meater, Standard Transm! i Goria son MOTORS Satan on ay) 1695 SB Chevrolet 4Door |} °53 PONTIAC Deluxe 4-Door-..... 11114 -$ 695" 80 CARS a 423, W. Huron FE 4-2185 “56 Dodas Lancer H “ton. RaH i‘ $305 adio & Heater. Hyvdramatic | 87 CHEV. 310, 6 S vt #.000 MILES. 5 Ford Fairlane V8 9 4 Auto. to. tran = -. $1195 4 ~—_H.?52- FORD 2-Door toe teres eS $ 495 yg . = eee On CONV Pow! | eg Buckskin eben’ & PER Ret "9 Ponte 3-8 See “$1298 Spee = ‘32 Pontiac Sedan CUSTOM V-8 — Radio & ae Always in Stock eh Pat, Pasi coe ae we See Sn Bata, na, a ‘$495 IIE ORES sea onsider trade L 93 ie . na ac o ‘
R ~~ R: r, ¥dramatic ‘one } mans ‘ tis0 ee Bee, [NEW PAINT, | vc eee alee ike an noe Commander. . oe 52 F or d 4-D oor . 153 PONTING Catalina Coupe 845 vOLUsE PRICED EASY TERMS n co ew r ete ° Sous css cokar f $173, FE 5-784 for the second car ee eed af tt RAE. e118 95 DELUXE - Redie b Heater. Hydramatic. : : . 73 BUD SHELTON Baa ie ge ee eee | Soo : zt on’ balance, ’ $3 \\ il i | EMGNceravan on ae odode niede va oor | °51 Olds Super 88 4-Dr. = it is to own this I-owner| RAM. Auto. trans. white P TAKE ADVANTAGE OP OUR 5 4 . We NS “38 mos PERS By Forts. 2 to choose trom. Bot |S eed ‘nee ca Re] a al Buick +Door ‘ _ ~ “33 Nash Pespeorelly 5 dr, $108 “a oma | dae Mca teter: Mato, rans. White walls . § 795 ron : = py const: -- $1895 '33 Chevy. 4 dr. R & H PG. Very “white sey Ran. oe — gavinag’” aan $295 pecial Riviera 495' clean inside & out. Exc. driver Waue ceoretesn , SATISPACTI TH i hak eee ooo. gel anes einer BS | ‘31 Ford 2-Door _ Your F Tlendly F ORD Dealer 2 Bog Custom 2dr... $1196) ari re them with no obligation. | ’57 Detze Dancer Hardtop 5 es = a ee oy ee ee iow “patie: 147: S. Saginaw-St ___ 38 Geer 3 ar. was... $1145. payment. ‘ 2 $2233, 95 IVERED. a = 49f-aillac 0 Special PST WO. OOGHIGW Ot i) Nya ee i inate x ia H | Includes gil taxes, Heense and’ title | _ CHEVROLET "GOODWILL USED CARS" . : fe 8 695 out. moe > torsion re sense fatal cover | 1 oy: JEROME, FE 5- 4101 FE 5-3588 4 -.. 8 56] brakes. 65 to choose from “THE WORKING MAN’s FRIEND" * i Sees Re eae. nos a [5 “Oakand County's | ‘Olds - Cadillac ™ 65 MT. CLEMENS ST. \\- FE 37117] M. 9 P. M. | vy Club Coupe... 195 deniers cost! _ astest Growing Dealer BEHIND THE POST OFFICE— 2 ‘Bud Shelton Motor Sales | AUBURN MOTORS” | “Carkner Dodge Sues | eee | One wo ee ee _Open’8 A.M. to ; Aubera of EB. Bivé, FE ¢4728' CORNER PIKE & EAST BLVD. | 44053 Van Dyke FH 2-711] MA 58-5071 Open Nights ‘til 9 4 : 5 ' r
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_ ‘TONIGHT’S TV HIGHLIGHTS (9:30—(4) Treasure Hunt. (7) Our
6:00—(7) Sports Focus. (9) Pop-
eye. (4) News, Sports. (2) News.
6: Weather.
6:15—(T) News, (4) conan (2)
__News.
6:30—(7) Lone Ranger. - Indians
trap Ranger, Tonto. (9). Abbott,
Costello, (4) Williams, ‘Valli.
6:45—(4) News.
7:30—(4) Dragnet. “Mug” sieeve!
‘identify’ robber prowler. (2) Cli-/12
max. Drama. Linda Darnell,
Forrest Tucker, Harry Townes
in “Trial by Fire.”
8:00—(7) Theater Time. (4) Peo-
ple’s Choice.
(9) Feature y.|11:45—(2) Guiding Light.
> 112:15—(9) Children’s -Newsreel, Friend Harry. .
10:00—(4) Price Is Right.
pie Strike It Rich. (4) Truth
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11:30—-(2) Search for Tomorrow.
(4) It Could Be You. (7) Robin
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Play to Win. (7) 12 o'clock Com-
ics. (9). Peppermint Prince.
12:30—(2) As the World Turns. (4)
(Color) Chub 60. (7) The Erwins. 11:30—(2) House Party. (4) Bride
+3:15—(2) Secret Storm.
|3:30—(@) The Edge of Night. 9) and Groom.
2:00—(2) Big Payoff. (4) (Color)
Matinee Theater. (7) My Little
Margie. -
2:30—(2) Verdict Is Yours. (7) Ra-
mar of Jungle.
2:40—(9) Myrtle Labbitt.
2:55—(9) News.
~ |8200—“2): Brighter Day. (4) —
for a Day, (7) American Band-
stand. (9) Request Playhouse.
Bugle Theater.
3:45—-(4) Modern Romances,
4:00—(2) Susie. (4) I Married Joan.
(9) Circle 9°Theater.
Romper Room. (7) Terry and
The Pirates, —
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Papers Ahead
Eddie Cantor Triumph,
‘Sizeman and Son,’
Have Sequel
By JACK O'BRIAN
NEW YORK (INS) — “Wizard of
Oz” gets its second CBS showing
around Christmas (the MGM-CBS)
deal was for two TV shots)...
Sindlinger Report eee
~ Eddie Cantor’s finest TV hour,
“Sizeman and Son” (Playhouse
“Asta,” the white wire-haired
terrier of the mov:
the Peter Lawford TV version ..,.
~ ‘TV newscaster Chet Huntley may
play himself in the movie “Cry
Terror,” which — ony al-
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There Are Not Wolves
By EARL
BUENOS ATRES—I ran into
Argentina wolves.
he brought a whole entourage
‘in, from the
*|gals told me. nudes. who -didn'’t object. :
get extra police to keep the wolves away
when the girls left the theater.
“They think nothing of going up to a girl they never saw/
“Thin Man,” before and putting their arms around her.”
becomes a black French: poodle in| “They like to ‘stroke’ you on the hip and the thigh,” show ‘of Radio and TV! Like Argentine Wolves WILSON
the June Taylor Girls — so! .
tO recently of the Jackie Gleason TV show—down here in “B.A,”
jand many were the wild tales they unfolded of as fabulous
“A doctor came to examine the girls for the Asiatic
flu,” said Stage Manager Stanley Gold of New York, “and
of male assistants with him
—who just came to ‘look.’ To ‘help’ examine.”
x *k *
The Gals were here with “The Platters”
- from Hollywood and their popularity com-
; menced the first night, a photographer pushed
q the door open and start shooting pictures.
“The girls were stark naked,” Stanley
Gold assured me. The photographers ex-
’ plained that the last show they brought
Lide in Paris, had several
I also had to |
“The best thing to do is to have an escort who wan't tet
* * *
The girls will always remember the Argentina wolves for
one ‘reason—they “look” at. a girl thoroughly. Up one side
and down the other and then all over again. One of the them do it!”
Travel) Welk...
Only salaries of securities-com-
modity brokers top the take-home,
of FV workers, says the new Com-
merce Department census...
_ Playhouse 90 opens its new |.
‘| season Sept. 12 with “The Death
ot Manolette.” No mention of the
Se SS
Answering a flock of letters:
'No, fee TV won't replace free TV,
merely help make it better . . .
Judy Garland may settle her
CBS suit amicably for two high-fee
shows starring Judy...
Milton Gordon, who bought out
“looking.”
Marilyn Monroe
. Pretty Jean Koelsch went
graph a beauty contest — and
taken for a contestant. _
x * *
Sullivan Sept. 8 may be her
her from other TV work .
a movie with Sophia Loren .
a few hours later. THE MIDNIGHT EARL IN-N.Y ... -}%
rejected a $300,000
offer to appear on three TV spectaculars
Marion Marlowe's appearance with Ed 15, of Columbus, Ohio,
King Hussein of Jordan last
March after meeting Jordan’s
U.S. ambassador in Washington. Pontiac Places Fs
Third in Annual
Report Contest
Pontiac officials attending the
annual Michigan Municipal League
Convention at Machinaw Island to-
day learned the city was third in
its class in the Annual Report Con-
test conducted by the organization.
Finishing ahead. of Pontiac for
_ leities over 40,000 population were:
Kalamazoo, first place for the
second consecutive year, and
Grand Rapids.
* x *
Twenty-two municipalities won
awards for the quality of their an-
nual reports in this the third year
the contest has been held.
1955 Pontiac. report took
prize in the city’s popula-
tion class.
was prepared by Mrs. Charles G.
Cook, secretary.to the city mana--
ger; Henry C. Smith, city plan-
ner; Gus Mathes, planning techgl-
yian, and Robert A. Stierer, ad-
ministrative assistant. ar
Pan Hilocation =
to photo-
was mis-
last; she JEAN doesn't like the contract, which restricts
. Marion Brando'd like to make
. Vie Damone’s pining for his
family — does his last TV aoe here Sept. 11, leaves for L.A.
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of Flu Vaccine 6 Manufacturers Agree
“to Distribute Supplies)
- by Population ms
Announcing this last night, the
Public Health Service said ‘‘a pro-
gram. giving each state and terri-
tory its fair share of the vaccine
seems to be the most equitable
geographically the
"The Health Service. said the six throughout
way of distributing the vaccine!
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"Theater. “Conquest of Everest.”|1:00—(2) My Hero. (7) Lady of| Mickey Mouse Club, (9) Dance TPA, TV film firm, will shoot for negtioes. ( ht 1957) - licensed manufacturers had _ (4) High Low. (2) Playhouse 90.| Charm. (9) Going Our Way,| Party. top stars by offering them big sal- Copyrig agreed to this voluntary alloca-|— 1
World War II drama, “Ain’t No| Movie. /5:30—(4) F Rider in tion system as proposed by Sur- SIUUUNNOANAUALAEOUALAEAAAEUTA SS = (4) Range . aries, profits in the films they = = Time for Glory,” with Barry Sul- make, plus a slice of the com- on ee a g Megpinn = - = ar * total Aes eee S — —
wie nucme School Seeks to Reduce mua ito Climbing Ladder, {iat ee A NOW = ter. . “Sets in use,”’ meaning the num- ei service en a = — :
9:30—(7) Cleso Kid. S tO Neauce | sens, a in to any- Is Busy Greeting VIPs ~ Proposal that states and éommun-|== =. 10:00—(7) Club Polka. (9) Na- Dan er f Ni ht D thing in this very off season, is ities set up advisory committees/ == =
tional News. (4) Mich. Outdoors. g O 1g. I living way down, but even in the winter, ad pr cingeai ae — : £
2 on “ee © yee cont of ota _arenti on = By JOHN H. MARTIN At Sate ot an area Polish-So-| ance vaccine. Preaumabhe then STOCK = ie. lL. t.— a ee : ‘oreign Director tt Gomulka - = = 10:10~(9) Weathervane. ‘Students—enroliing—in Keokuk, ting from dusk to dawn, according) William Black, who hired Jack- Josip Broz, the former Croat le a caraal cm cite: eee would —_ doc- = ; =
= _10:15-—=(9)~"Theater-15._______|Iowa, high schools this fall may|to Jones: _ le Robinson for his Chock Full |metal worker and Red underground a Re nd Clete techn ee trem. Latest Albums & _ 10:30—(7) The Spy. Spy incites vio-|live longer than many of their} (1) Use headlights properly; o’Nuts executive suite, says he |leader, has come a long way) S°VSKy, the Soviet officer who to keep. up es-| == =
~Jence. (9) Crime, Inc. (4) Juve-|teenage friends. The reason: spe- (2) get scenstomed to the glare | Would lke to sponsor the Nat |since those days. headed all Polish forces, and the|Sential services. = by These Artists =
nile Court. @) Mr, District Aty.|cat training theyll get im how to| of oncoming headlghs; (3) not King Cole Show on a “regional | Now, as Marshal Tito, the Yugo-|right to limited independence from), Parney said last welt mamu-|= = _-11:00—(1) Soupy’s On. (9) Million| drive a car at night. “overdrive” headlights or drive | SSum” Mucenles cies where he jslav president, he virtually ts bold-|" Tio 1. will be the fi tween 8) milion and # milion|=e Hi Lo's = ____ Dollar Mystery. (4): News. (2) so fast they can’t stop in the dis- | ©o™ffee Is distributed, if NBC can’t |ing court for visiting bigwigs from : rst Oe doses of ‘ = = oats man who has pioneered tis tance umainted by" thelr head peddle it on a full network basis. | both sides of the Iron Curtain —|S0M@l contact between Tito and Wel or ner tLe Deleleate = ‘ air driving instructor. He says, “The Warning to comedians: One of| comi lastic. on the Poles to join forces and have been released. — Kostelanetz =
weather, verage driver is not for| Studies show idctvers are blind- coming very © fight “Stalinism” inside the Com- = =
11:20—(4) Sports. .(2)-Sports Final, “vo or is not trained § the truly great clowns, Jimmy Du-| Politicians are flowing into Yu- sm the Com- : = = : ‘Wakineich ~ ‘Thsater eal nee ‘by_oncoming lights_at_night.jrante, is listed 12th among sum-|goslavia, combining—officjal talk pram gr ttguic hers "© Rudo h Bing igns. = P ercy Faith = 11:25—(@) ater.|time +t the-highway.* Hit takes an average of seven sec-|mer replacements --- >" 1. thes: ree lextric: overnent_ftom. the! . = oes
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_ ‘Tonight. Comedian Chartes| Nati statistics his ing at the lights of an approaching : ™ = ra ey 5 Y M ¢ = =
Manna, Dick Haymes. — According te the Nationa) i a te ety educa Jayne Handed Mink Ho Cat Mink, the Norte Viet. | gesin this willbe the first meet: 9” ear Met ontract = Dave Brubeck = _ sty Council more 23,800 : president who carved : : 5 — =
ramay womxava | Mats ere Mild be neh [BO moe oven nosmeny © WfOng Person | Sil wip fier Yur bwty nt Sone @ ore Noes wee] New YORK un — Radoit ing = Paul Weston = = on-e w cident : and other hazards... LAS VEGAS, Nev. Actress}. oe with the Fr se8 has | rad, Milovan Djilas, smuggled out Signed a new five-year contract == Edyie Gorme = Report. Three times as many fatalities; .. making hazards more vis- Jayne .Mansfield said her $5,000 in Belgrade. from his Yugoslav prison a blister-| 45 general manager of the Metro- = 5 =>
6:55—~(2) On the Farm Front. occur at night as during-daylight, ible_at night with reflectorized mink stole was stolen last. night] Next came a delegation from a indictment of communism. politan Opera Assn. yesterday, |== Ames Bros. = |
7:00—(2) Jimmy Dean, (4) Today. when based on total-vehicle miles! ions or markers,” Jones says, {while she was posing for publicity|Outer Mongolia. This group was| Also, unlike many who seek Ti-|With an option for two additional |= = J
7:45—(2) News. traveled. i night accidents could be pictures at the Riviera Hotel,| welcomed with the usual officially-|to’s advice, the shoe might be on/ years. = Tony Scott = bi a Jones started _his after . dark prevented.” be | sheriff's deputies. report. inspired. press talk of warm re-/the other foot this time, For there; Anthony A. Bliss, association == Doris Day = (2) Captain ~Kangar 00. ()\teaehing sessions when he be- Miss Mansfield said she -hand‘/lations between the Yugoslav and jis little that the Poles could learn'president, said Bing’s old con-|== / Y = . came convinced that classroom; _ ed the fur'to a person she thought) Mongolian peoples. from the Yugoslavs in. the field of tract—due to expire June 1, 1959 == = $:30—(7) The Little Rascals. lect book. a l * =—— na orne =
8:45—(2) Cartoon, Classroom. payelagy Magae ge ms Venemous From Birth was the wardrobe mistress. This caused a little bewilderment | internal democracy because the — was cancelled by mutual agree-| == = 8: :65—(4) Fay Elizabeth. didn’t offer sufficient training for ; : When the photographers left 25 in Yugoslavia since most pédple|Poles have gone further than the| ment. F=3 Frankie Carle =
9:00—(2) Garry. M 4) Ari students. BUTTE, Mont. — A Western dia-|/minutes later, the coat had dis- never heard of Outer Mongolia un-,Yugoslavs in permitting So Bing currently is in Cologne, /== . = |
€ oore. (4) Arlene) Here are some of the things.mo-|mondback rattlesnake carries!appeared, Miss Mansfield told; til recently when the official press| and discussion. Germany, examining that city’ s= =
Francis. torists must learn to do when driv-|fangs and venom from birth. (Det, Sgt. Edward Mills. informed everybody that diplomatic —~jnew opera house. His salary is=3 AND MANY. MANY = )
: ra = ee ce ; relations had been established. . reported as $3,000 a year. - == OTHERS = Next on. the Commiynist ticket of Answer to Previous Puszle = = :
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