PONTIAC, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, JULY 10, 1956—26 PAGES i cs oo “= AP Wirephote FIRST PITCH—Johnny Temple of the National League looks at a pitch by Billy Pierce of the American League to open-the 23rd all- star game in Washington this afternoon. The catcher is Tog! Berra; the umpire, Charles Berry. _ led five drops of Dozex, a Vitamin ‘the baby. Girl. Scout Campers fe" 3, ist Toca Jail Term for Ransom Plot, Cooked Up Plan in Bar to Kid Cops, Pals Say; FBI to Join Hunt. WESTBURY, N.Y. (?-—A! | longshoreman. and a rail- road clerk face up to 25} years in prison if convicted of tormenting Mrs. Beatrice Weinberger ,with a false claim they held her kid- naped baby boy. ‘ The two men, both un- employed, were to be ar- ry raigned today in. Bidge- wood Heidt) Court, Propeller Rips Into Plane Cabin Woman Killed, 10 Hurt in Canedian Accident Quee’ They are charged ba trying to extort $5 rom the heartbroken sibaeve and giving false informa- tion about a kidnaping. Meanwhile, there was no trace of 5-week-old Peter Weinberger or ‘any solid ¢vidence he is still alive, Ores Michigan The blue-eyed baby was snatched |; ie Wenberget horse" at tre lowe then Senge Wednesday. /Trans{/anada airliner * ° * )state alarm asking that. doctors, igan. — |hospitals, nurseries and adoption. One biade ripped through the lagencies be alerted to look out for cabin, killing a woman passenger The alarm described and injuring 10 other persons. his feeding formula, which inciud- The turbo-prop Vickers Viscount, which’ carried 30 passengers, was about 35. miles southwest of here when the accident occurred, The pilot made an emergency landing at Windsor Airport on two engines. = B12 compound. The FBI plans to enter the case n force tomorrow—one week after ail oa ee Se sine ae begat Of P owder Putt Der by Kena for ‘Unfolds Dramatic News -at Gettysburg President Tells Party He Did in February President Eisenhower is go- term. Republican Senate Lead- er Knowland disclosed this at a dramatic news confer- : AP Wh “aT GETTYSBURG—President Gisakdow! solel aa steps of Gettysburg College office building with Republican leaders after a conference on administration matters today. From left, anton Rep, Joseph Martin, Mass.; Eisenhower; Sen. William F. Knowland, Calif.; Rep. Charles Halleck, Ind.; éenter row, Sen. Styles Bridges, N. H.; Rep. Lee Allen, Tll.; Rep. Leslie Arends, Ill; Sen. Leverett Saltonstall, Mass.; back row, Jack Martin, administrative assistant; Bryce Harlow, administrative assistant; Maj, Gen. Wilton B. Persons, legislative liaison aide, hidden; Sherman Adams, assistant to the President. ae Nation Awaits Winner ‘FLINT (#\—Nine more private planes, guided by their women pilots through clear skies and slight headwinds, crossed the finish line today in the 10th annual Fowes Puff Air Derby. All remaining 23 planes. were expected shortly after noon, beating the 5 p.m. deadline for the 2,336 mile race by at least three hours. \a kidnaping case after seven days ior after the victim has been trans- Trans-Canada officials said it! was the first serious accident the ~ End First Roundup By JANET ODELL Five thousand girls sang the words to Taps. A bugler echoed the notes. The first Senior Girl Scout Roundup) was Officially over. Ending on‘an inspirational note, the’ camp will start closing today. | Scouts from the West began departing from the High-| land area campsite early today. Big green buses once) again shuttle between De-+ troit where special trains ‘T’ m Not Tired,’ wait to carry the girls Walking Vicki home. Eastern girls will! | Tells Searchers | leave tomorrow. Yesterday the gigantic packing ' | bee went on. Equipment which fit Little Vicki Talbot decided to) easily into shipping cases for the “lk home from Pontiac to her trip hereysomehow swelled and re- home near Drayton Plains yester-| fused to be crammed into the same day afternoon and gave police from. space, \three departments a hectic t wo! ported across state lines. ‘hoax in a Queen bar Sunday night. line has had with the speedy Brit- ish jet-prop airliner since it was put in service in North America 15 months ago. Killed was Mrs. Robert J, Lip- pert, 31, whose husband is a doctor at the Mayo Clinic in » Minn. She ‘was from . ca Ont, Mrs. Lippert's two sens, Robbie, 3, and Richard, 14 months, suf- fered shock and were among five persons taken to a hospital. * * a Arrested were Robert F.’Giebler, |27, longshoreman, Jackson Heights, |Queens, and Gordon. T. Rowell, 24, ‘railroad clerk, Sunnyside, Queens# Both are married and Wiebler hag ithree children. Police said the two hatched the The two allegedly made four itelephone.calls to the Weinberger home Sunday night and early yes- ‘terday. They told Mrs. Weinberger she would find her infant son in a (Continued on Page 2, Col. 6) | BULLETIN SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — Defending cham- | pion Sam Kocsis withdrew today from the 3ist an- nual Amateur Public Five others were treated at the scene for minor injuries. GOING TO TORONTO The aircraft was en route from. Chicago to Toronto. The propeller ‘elage and about one foot square on ‘the opposite side. Mrs. Lippert apparently was in the direct path of the blade. It ‘tional League jumped off to a 3 ~~ planes took off Saturday form San Carlos, Calif. NIL Al-Stars Lead AL, 5-3 Two-Run Pinch Homer Hit by Willie Mays in 3rd_ Inning : WASHINGTON (UNS)—The Na ito 0 lead over the American League in the fourth inning of the annual we al 4 of ak , Calif. of Lt. Gov, Philip Hart of Michi- gan. She arrived at 4:49 p.m. in a Beechcraft Bonanza with Mrs. Ma- rianna Rudolph of Mackinac Is- land, Mich. : Mrs... Dorothy Rungeling, Fen- wick, Ont., ma See 1 ee daney, Glendive, Mont., in a Moon- ey Mark 2 at 7:25. ae Sarah Gorelick, and co- ‘All-Star game today when Willie ‘blade tore a hole about two feet Mays slammed a pinchhit home aw Fn City, Kan., in @ Cessna 180 isquare on the right side of the fus- run into the left field stands at at 7:26. Griffith Stadium. The National Leaguers got their ‘linger, first run in the third when Rey Tyi-Pacer at 7:46. lot Mrs. Verna Wilson, both of Mrs. Marion Betzler, Columbus, ‘Ohio, and co-pilot. Miss Iona Kip- Sylvania, Ohio, in a Piper Many teenagers sent their souvenirs and extra clothing | home by mail. _ Clouds which spilled rain yester- day gave way by early evening. A brisk breeze brought owt blan- kets for sitting in the outdoor arena. Visitors had thronged into camp all day. They were: still arriving when the program started. After community singing, led by Eleanor Thomas, music consultant on the national Girl Scout staff, Pictures pages 7, 15. Mrs. Roy F. Layton, national) president, introduced Rabbi Max Sthenk of Brooklyn, New York. who gave the invocation. ‘Perothy Fields, Broadway _ author, gave her version of “The Girl Scout Story.” She was as- sisted by members of a Girt Scout choral reading group and chorus, The Flint Symphony or- chestra accompanied. Girls in blue uniforms like those of the original 1912 troop paraded across the green and yellow stage, , followed by later Scouts in khaki, and the present-day girls in green. | The 32 Scouts from guest coun | tries also participated at Roundup. The pageant was cts | maxed by the entire camp's con-| verging on the field for the singing of “God Bless America.” ; * * « Tomorrow the flags‘ on Wi mall will fly for the last time. hours, * *¢ She was with her mother, Betty, ‘visiting at 104 Mary Day Ave., ac- cording to Det. Thomas Mitchell. Mrs. Talbot went in the house he) said, leaving Vicki, 442, asleep in| the family car. . Vicki woke up, Mitchell said, and decided te go home. She started off. across the business section of town, alone and appar: ently unafraid. Her mother discovered the girl igone 4nd summoned police at 4:30 p.m. Police cars from Sylvan Vil- lage and the Oakland County Sher- \iff's Department joined seven Pon- itiac police cars in the search. At about 6:30 p.m., a Pontiac ‘Township couple, Mr, and Mrs.) W. L. Good, were driving on Op- dyke road and spotted Vicki, still) ‘headed home near Pontiac road. she had accomplished three and one-half miles on foot, They picked the little traveler up and notified authorities. Later Vicki told Mitchell, “It was a long walk, but I'm not tired.” Links Golf Championship potause of a death ta bie |) Oe ee et top of seats on both sides of the family. +s . aisle, Unite tates Go One passenger, A. J. Danley of) Assn. officials said Kocsis’ Clintonville, Wis., said he heard a) father-in-law died last night and the golfer was flying back to Detroit. No further détails were avail- able here. Kocsis had shot a 77 in the first qualifying round yesterday. “tremendous explosion” when the propeller. broke loose. * * * “I thought maybe the whole plane had exploded," he said. “The stewardess was remarkably cool. She said everything was go-| ing to be all right, but it was go- ing to be a little rough. It was.” Pot-O0-Gold Still Growing $600 for Some ‘Pioneer’ That familiar mood of expectancy fell over the room where — POT-O-GOLD judges held sway this morning as the usual. Tuesday | deadline neared for the receipt of entries in Puzzle Bo. 6. The mood isn't very new, and as yet it hasn't been dispelled to the satisfaction of those whd conduct’ a weekly hunt for a winner— | in fact, fhe first one has yet to come forward with a correct solution. | If this is the week, the reward to Winner No. 1 will be $600, plus | another $25 if he or she is.a Press reader of record. You can be that | “pioneer” if you get your last week's entry to us on a postcard | | bearing a Tuesday postmark. | _ scored on Johnny Temple's 5 single | ‘replacing Billy McMillan walked, was advanced | Mrs. Lautien Griffin, Merriam, by Bob Friend's sacrifice, and Kan., in a Cessna 180 at 7:49, Mrs. Alice Hammond, Grosse | Pointe Farms, Mich., and co- pilot Miss Helen Wetherill, De- Pieres.6n tn trolt, in a Cessna 1708 at 7:54. ‘mound for the American League,| Mrs. Alice Roberts, Phoenix, Ken Boyer got his second hit~a Ariz., and co-pilot Mrs. Iris Critch- single to left—and Mays came in/¢ll, Palos Verdes Estates, Calif., to bat for Gus: Bell. in E Pica sae eae . 8:07.|* rs. y Miller ‘a Monica, Two 400-foot blasts in the bottom | -,»; : . . 4 of the 6th, '® two-run homer by Ted Cale... aint co-pmet Mig. Eeien Dee ? ille, if., Wiliams aiid afother by Mickey| 375 Marysville, Calif., in a Cessna 172 at 8:16. Mantle, gaye the Americans three} ice Sylvia Roth, Chicago, and runs off Warren ‘Spain, yivia — co-pilot Miss Helen Sailer, Evans- Nationals ...,../;....-. @ 0121 q/ton, Ill, in a Beechcraft Bonanza Americans . 00006 giat 8:17. te center. In the fourth, with Whitey Ford! eee eee Oe = Pontiac Voters (fem nt. Rush fo Sion Up 319 Beat Deadline, Register on Last Day for Aug. 7 Primary Ths yuh wes on: Minty is nb last-minute voters registered - for the Aug. 7 primary at the Clerk's alfice. ; gressional leaders he feels in bet« ‘that he would seek re-election. “We are looking forward to a : ~ * * ee ported about 2,021 registrations since the April 2 election, Weatherman Says Warmer Wednesday The U, S$, Weather Bureau pre- dicts a low of around 60 degrees for the Pontiac area tonight. Fair and warmer is the forecast for tomorrow with a high of 78 to 80 degrees. The lowest temperature preced- ing 8 a.m. in downtown Pontiac was 57 degrees, At 2 p.m. the thermometer registered 78 degrees. White House aides taking part in ington, their excursion, There was a good deal of banter among them. as Convention Keynoter — The race is flown on a handicap basis. The wihner won't be an- nounced until tomorrow after jelapsed flying time is computed against the power of the engines. | Confesses fo 38 Local Breakins Egypt Waits Delivery of Destroyers and Subs CAIRO (INSi—The Cairo news- paper Al Shaab said today several submarines and destroyers would ibe delivered to Egypt this wae The submarines were des “as most modern,”” but on itheir class nor origin was given. iIt was believed the vessels would ‘come from the Soviet Union : Theater Trip Planned to , Spoil You Rock Hunter may or may notitropolis enjoys each minute of his, much to be “"seen—tike the five (Washington Scnators fan who op- ‘have been spoiled by success. If he was, however, his hand- Material some head would ride no higher in ample, that luggage ceases to be a’ in the exhibition tents will be/the clouds than those of the 60 ‘problem from the moment they the hilarious story of a good-na-: ‘or her stay to the utmost. | top Broadway shows that will | Theater-goers will. find, for ex: highlight the trip: “No Time for Sergeants” — packed. Girls will replace the turf persons who will discover the an-\board their chartered bus in Pon- tured ‘farm, boy (Andy Griffith) they removed for campfire sites swer to a question posed by the|tiac to the time they step into|and his ups and downs after being and bury ashes. By nightfall only title of a popular Broadway play in their rooms at New York's huxuri- staff tents will be left in the meadows where for ten days a) Tent City of 5,900 Girl Scouts had) been established. Wet Weather Helps holding Michigan's forest joxses down to almost nothing. The) State Conservation Department: said last week's damage amounted, to only three acres. ? “J September. The Press wants these 60 to achieve that end for participants | |in The Pontiac Press Theater | | Special, planners have left unex- ; plored few features that promise LANSING («® — Wet weather is fire! traveling comfort and. conven- Careful attention to details is one of the ‘ways we make sure that) everyone who makes the six-day| itrip into America's largest me- ' comfort. New York City has | jdrafted into the Air Force. lous Paramount Hotel after a fun-- “Dan Yankees” — Gwen Ver- |packed trip from Detroit on the ‘don n stars # this musical about a swift Empire. State. ne Even such items as tippirig be- I n Today’ Ss P ress come the responsibility of the ex- ‘pert guides who will go along. To! eee these friendly “genus"’ every single! Mystery MOY serine % ‘excursionist. will be an Aladdin | Sports om ‘ingens: veves 16, 19 with a magic lamp.. 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MM, iz, is | y, “ 4 | Week of Questioning From Utica A former Utica man confessed itions his soul to the -devil to win|Monday to 38 burglaries dating ‘the pennant from the New York jback to August, Pontiac police “™ Yankees. said. “The Most Happy Fella* — He is Gerald Lenz, 21, who has jabout 235 songs are included-in the lived in a rooming house at 120! |score of this musical about the| Raeburn St. since early June, Imisfortunes of an elderly grape-| Detectives Olin Hoffman and ‘grower who wins a young and James Bale said they had ques-| beautiful mail-order bride. tioned Lenz since his capture by, “New Faces of '56” — made up two Pontiac patrolman July 3, Ot of talented Broadway newcomers, ficers Rudy Martinez and William this new musical revue features a Lemonde caught the man during a series of sketches which include foot chase after he reportedly was everything from satire to tragedy. sighted breaking into an auto, “Will Success Spoil Reck ‘Hapter?” — a. satire on life in and entering and scheduled for ar- | Hollyweod, aril its effect an a new- raignment today in Municipal ‘comer to the position of movie Court, Lenz’ former address was (Continued on Page 2, ae 7) \48080 Dequindre Rd, mot receive a unanimous Breaks Down Suspect He was charged with, breaking ‘He Feels Better Than - GETTYSBURG, Pa. (2 MM jing to run for @ second 4 ence on the Gettysburg — Press secretary James ter shape than he did when he made his Feb. . Woe) hours, Thursday, Friday, Sater- {his decision n the day, and Monday, the office took light of his which — trations were taken at 141 W. South =N THE RACE ee Bivd., 50 at the-Oakland County|. “The fact remains he's in the CIO Council, and about .52 at local race,” replied. = union halls 653 and 594 The senator said he regarded Ei today as a Democrats Pick Clement “4 CHICAGO (®—Gov. Frank G. Clement of Tennesse, : regarded as friendly to Adlai E. Stevenson, was selected yesterday to keynote the Democratic National Come: today’s meeting flew from Washe oe Obviously they were enjoying a ition. ei The young governor was named by the varty’s Con- vention Arrangements Committee after a three-hour meeting. presidential candidate, did vote of the committee, Na- tional Chairman Paul M. Butler said. Butler said the committee's 13 members gave a “full discussion) of each of 17 of 18 possible selec- itions.”’ Clement was picked, he said “because of his familiarity with the issues and his capacity to discuss them fluently and capably, and the impression he has made around. the country.” Although Clement has shied ' away from publicly committing — himself to any candidate, he has expressed himself as friendly _ towards Stevenson, At the recent Governors’ a 3 ference, he described Stevenson as ennessee governor the “greatest candidate ever to be avoided taking orang stands denied the - presidency of the, either way. United States.” Democratic leaders apparently clasely considered Clement's views. on the potentially explosive segre- gation issue within the party, ° -‘Con- Clement,-a fiery orator and considered a possible vice ‘ : oA * ‘ THR PONTIAC PRESS, 1 TOG 1a DEN: ee Eo to Su a |Wiley Charges | to Washington WASHINGTON (INS)—Sen. Alex} - ander Wiley (R-Wis) has - Republican Congressional candi- American election laws are George N. Higgins said yes- three shots and officially are safe Wiley faces a battle for from the crippling diséase, reports) _ nomination against Rep. Gienn dag Aerie err Beg: Dr.John D, Monroe, county health pocroge tat gmap ct a anid. fe t> acehitth 4 sechcnians —_ local advisory committee to test _ She report says 75,629 children . The new elections law would €x-| joc opinions on legislative prob- have had two shots. About 15,000 fees Beiatien ty corer eee) teas. 7 ot these probably are receiving ‘ See he See toa rom] tecerd Sot oe < os Wiley added: “This $150,000 mys-|has served three terms in the State tery is but a symptom of some-|House of Representatives and four He estimates about 2's per cent thing even more serious—deep be-|/terms in the State Senate. of the children in the eligible age ee hind the scenes—the arrogant grab- oe? group (one through 14) and preg-| in ee os bing for power on the part of a| The luncheon was organized nant. women have received ‘three , ee, "AP Wirephete |few reactionary would-be bosses|Floyd Andrews of Independence Goctuene cme tar Pecelved two three » ote ee seek eee Russell Geft) of Grosse Pointe, the co-pilot, and |- - « determined to sabotage Dwight ¥, o fuete chabmen same group have crews ‘ 5 . ’ ~~ Ithe of shots. - newtal “Powder Pull Derby” to finish at Bishop Mis Ann Frochaut, of Detrolt, the pilot, Another |>- Eisenhower and his team.” the Board of Supervisors. 43 f= te hee nt devel Tiger Bidders u,000 Out of Work Gaynell Carr ° Prophet Jones Private physicians gave 90,407) airport in Flint yesterday was Mrs, Mary “Pat” Michigan team arrived later in the day. . ot 3 Pontiac Deaths Steel Strike in Tenth Day ‘Graveside service will be held dan. a? . - , ‘ ae pa wo ewe. tA | at 10 o'clock Wednesday morning , | THE ASSOCIATED PRESS lat Oake Hill Cemetery for Gaynell| -,. ; uutuon aisle & cain Wal pprova DEADLOCK-Steat strike continues into 10th day without move |Carr, infant daughter of shelby D.| Disciples Sing, Dance Syndi N Gi by either side for resuming negotiations. Government mediators |and Mary Helen Simmons Carr of} gg Leader Is Cleared), yncicate Names Given preparing new effort to get talks going again Thursday, ° wvThe baby aa dead birth Mon-| Of Morals Charge to Commissioner Frick EVFECTS—Seme 3000 miners ot coal pits owned by stecl com- Pang tag lire dy meal grt} ; wan | in Surprise Move panies laid off today at ed ont aries intial turtovghe to mearty (Arrangements are by the Voor| DETROIT (INS)—The Rt. the ‘ HF pak te 50,000 workers, mostly in transportation fields. _ peneate renee : for essential defense production; sec order requires companies stil Arthur Melvin Salisbury troit, was acquitted Monday of operating, about 10 per cent of national steel capacity, fo set aside | Word has been received of the| Minutes after the acquittal, the more of product for vital work. death Sunday of Arthur Melvin Sal-| prophet led 150 of his followers fenmnediately. the names of four syndicates bid- ISSUES—United Steelworkers called out 650,000 members on |\sbury of Churubusco, Ind. in a patriotic demonstration on posralbr Me CI erent PONTIAC PRESS. ¥ i " PZ EES Z eS Se a Ss iss ——, oe ae. = ? = P 3 Rey, “ie Ly aay s Lae A f ae : f : é ws i | : ; Se " i : 4) i ks t * ‘ 4 tee ae ‘ | i ; t ; jag i TUESDAY. JULY 10, 1956. | Aue? | ‘THE ae Pontiac Press Photo Nichol, Natalie McCleskey, Millie Kalil and Julie Atkins, all of Miami, Florida, Behind the counter: are Emmy Seinfeld of the | national staff and Mrs. C. B. Fisher of Mexico City. IT’S A BARGAIN—Shoppers at the Trading Post out at the Girl Scout Roundup look for bargains as women do everywhere. Shown here inspecting wallets before breaking camp are Scouts Joan Me- Post Is A Busy Place Imagine the corner drug store, completely sold out. jof the Trading Post and the Snack, York, thirty . resident volunteer | Virginia R. Hughes of the na- Bar. She has been assisted by)workers and up to twenty com- general store, all rolled into one. tional Girl Scout staff is in charge Frances Pearson, also of New \muter volunteers each day. rei at oe sar ctChances for Rearming Japan Soon ‘Beaten Down as Socialists Gain Votes TOKYO ®—Japanese Socialists, licked.” declared Nobosuke Kishi,| The Socialists immediately de- "cash registers set up, and the store| piding a strong ‘neutralist wave, *¢cretary general of Hatoyama’s/manded election of a new lower | Liberal-Democratic party. ‘‘We'll|house, the more important’ legis-| have to accept it as sharp criti-|lative branch which names the { the Conservatives.” ‘lgovernment. With 300 of the 467 ee ——iseats in that chamber, Hato-| yama's forces also lack a two-' ithirds majority there but he had ‘planned to call new elections if, things had gone his way in the Hatoyama coal}. 4 u ia ing. j tion held 164 of the 250 seats in in State Contest ‘Te nent vemaetee tabulations, ‘the House of Councilors. Sharon, Arlene, and Marilyn, the gave these results: Although, the government thus three baton twirling Dreyer sisters) vatives: - Liberal - Demo- vel-jhad a solid 78-yote majority in the from Orhcard Lake, walked off Conservatives: » Liberal - Demo-| ‘Upper house, a leftist gain of 12 with top honors in the state finals crats, 60 seats; progovernment) new seats made it impossible for .+ Alma College, earning the right | "°F Parties, 14; holdovers “env Hatoyama’s forces to muster the ty compete in the National Baton) Until 19, %. two-thirds membership in both twisting champicnships slated for _ section, houses needed to cancel the antl: sy Paul next January. Socialists, supporting independents, | French|war clause of the constitution Sharon, 15, copped the Michigan 1; holdovers 33. ‘adopted during the U.S. OCCUPA” | enior title in competition with 100! Indicative of popular sentiment! rae, others Saturday in the 15-or-over, was the outcome of the 52 races de-| jhave won enough seats in the upper house of Parliament. to smash Prime Minister Ichiro “"™ © armament. PY Twirling Girls armament. . With onl, t at stake ini tay Sunday's chectione att undecided, | Wilt Top H Onors ‘s Conservative ; : H 3 Es : e 3 2 | | i ; ; j Leftists: 49; Communists, 2; He ; : c j 4} i i iE s % ‘ it ae F - . « « the finest of fine Kentucky whiskies! © “Pour yourself a smile, neighbor | t -of Sunny Brook whiskey, that is!” rich as a prospector’s dream, good as a man's word ever ee 4, WD; et te ny, Sunny Brook Whiskey / | Cheerful as its Name! “a THE OLD SUNNY BROOK COMPANY, DIVISION OF NATIONAL DISTILLERS PRODUCTS CORP. LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY. 86 PROOF. 65% GRAIN NEUTRAL SPIRITS provision renouncing br class, Arlene, 14, won the junior cided by nationwide voting rather) as he aay a aes ve open crown and finished second in| than on a district basis. Of these |" of levees dowe to email defense the state for gitls'under 15. _|the Socialists won 21, the Liberal- in units. The leftist gain was a blow! Marilyn, 11, was tied for third in|Democrats 18 and minor parties to the U.S. government, which state competition in the younger) the rest. had hoped the election outcome|“ivision. The top three in each the . class are eligible to twirl against ° . would begin to set the stage for best in the nati VW " Lal ” A complete line of camp cloth-\revision of the constitution and '¢ Dest in aaeaeed: a hand:| ™ @ S Gee ing-and essential camp equipment subsequent Japanese military: ex- Sharon was eat ss 4 4h ; stack has. bean slment! yp tiny 1 apenas fo St. Paul.| Gea 7 ‘ i t : a . ae psn a via “ ' personally think | we got Arlene also a trophy t winning| onl ‘ the junior open, The girls are the). ¢ Relatives Show No Emotion daughters of Mr, and Mrs, Edwin : Dreyer. Lad > * * 67 Air Disaster VictiMS Executive Leaves Estate GRAND RAPIDS W®-— Store exé@utive Eugene F. Steketee, who died June 29, left an estate esti- FLAGSTAFF, Ariz. & — Two} United Air Lines said it would mated at upward of $100,000, ac- men of God saw the teal] mt-on its fu- cording to a petition filed Monday yon air disaster as a possible | hetal plans today. An inquest into in probate court. Steketee, 60, was ‘|the UAL crash was scheduled to! vice president of Paul Steketee & beacon to progress in the air at @ pecin at the *Coconino County Song Co., one of the city’s leading © 9% mass funeral and burial attended courthouse, department stores. Saale nn =| eam eeuemte ot ntact by friends and relatives of the es rere crash victions yesterday. Sixty-seven coffins were lowered: IT'S HARD TO BELIEVE... | into the ground on a pine-covered : . They soe, Foee Comne Ne © Aaa ee | 8 lbs. in Weight... 1 70 victims aboard the Trans World Airlines plane that presum- ably collided with a United Air! Lines DCT on June 30, killing all asks: ‘Where was God when these two planes came| together?’ "’ said the Rev. Wyburn 1h boar, Remain of evi THE AMAZINGLY ‘an SEWER and WATER CONTRACTOR ve s | 3260 ELIZABETH LAKE ROAD i s “Ah, he was in the same place! as he was when Jesus Christ was, hanged on a cross. His heart knows agony along with ours, “This sudden agonizing loss is not altogether bad because much progress may result from it.” | Elder Delbert L. Stapley of the) Church of Jesus Christ of the Lat-| staff Federated Church. » * ROYAL PORTABLE ° tho New . . e. i ee es ROYALITE Jie IE Such disasters serve a purpose said, and ‘the sacrifice of life Co | Serving Southern Michigan With George Tripp Steadily expanding his contracting business since 1949, George Tripp, portion of Michigan. 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Clark Gfiffith- made baseball’ “the national pastime’ by conning | _THE B PONTIAC PRESS, TUESDAY, JULY 10, 1956 is mas No Gratitude to Griffith ite Pret of te Ute Sut He started with Taft and | as 8 result, His « iabat Guik siaced Was ueechinedl a billion dollars, can’t serving as the sponsor of his missed one through Eisenhower. |largely because of him, a se nena gad cee hte mad head. "| ‘Baseball Pi 5: = * EVERY FLOOR AIR-CONDITIONED Continued. T Routhout FT his Week. eh “Popalae Storewide Money- Pe Remnant Doys Sale! tioned and revered breath with Connie His death last fall produced an] - epidemic of breast-beating and sad / and fond remembrances usually re-| served for war heroes and revered PLAN ON LIVING = Bs | 2 : > : ae GOAL OF $7,500 if IN FLORIDA SOON? 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It shows a three per cent gain. This is cause for jubilation. In fact, it’s a life saver in the em- ployment situation in the general Pontiac area. ° eS Se ee '. Oddly, over the years that same situation has arisen many times. The late Wmu1aM L, Day, general man- ager a quarter of a century ago when Oakland (now Pontiac) was in a slump, observed that the truck plant seemed to forge ahead at a normal or better than normal pace. * * * Over an extended period of years Pontiac is fortunate to have had this true. It has meant a lot in the overall picture in this vicinity, While we may lack a diversity of industry, we are for- tunate to have a marked diversity within the industry that we do possess. - oe a Since World War I, the automotive ‘interests have been the national leader in all manufacturing. They led the way. Pontiac is plain lucky to have had this great pace setter so “thank you.” And often we forgot the thanks. Yes, the Truck & Coach division has been invaluable over the years as a steadying influence and a magnifi- cent balance wheel. We're All Profiting By His Many Patents In the passing of Lioyp G. Corr- MaN, this area loses an inventive genius with an international reputa- tion. x * * He held hundreds of patents. _ In fact, they outnumbered those granted to the great Edison. Most of these were conceived and worked out at his farm home just over the line in Lapeer County. There is hardly a life in our nation or major part of the world that is not influenced by what he wom, His patents included such things as the flexible rubber ice trays in your refrigerator, electric stove, pin- less clothes line, adhésive products, tamper proof envelope, auto grease system, bread toaster and a cigar- ette lighter that works. . He was a great lover of our native wildlife, and rescued ani- _mals from traps in the woods ' near his Metamora home, and made pets of them. He enjoyed forceful feeding of fowls. and would raise a gosling into a goose before time to shed its corpora’ paid him millions in * * = | t his greatest joy out of the satis- The late Spring had held it back, and there were long faces on resort and motel owners for many weeks. But now the cars are flocking in from every State in the Union, and, all is rosy again. oe soe. . This. tourist business is no minor affair in Michigan. It brings mil- lions of dollars into the pockets of residents of the State, so when it slumps it is indeed a serious matter for many who are directly interested in and dependent on it for their live- - lihood. This year there seemed to be no Spring, so far as normal weather was concerned. And so the tour- ist business was in the doldrums. But come June 30, warm weather and vacation time arrived at the same moment, and the flood of incoming cars began. ‘There was no gradual start. It came with a rush. One week there was nobody, or so it seemed. Then all at once here it was. Thousands of tourists were on the highways. “No vacancy” signs began to appear along the wayside. * * * Stores were filled, bright colored bathing suits dotted the shores of our Great Lakes and the smaller inland lakes. Bait shops suddenly were doing a thriving business. In short, a busy, happy Michigan Summer season was on its. way. The Man About Town City’s Centennial Chamber of Commerce Has Boost for It in Bulletin ’ Husband: A persin who, if you have to drag him to a party, often has te be dragged away. One of MAT’s pet projects, observance of the centennial of our city's birth, is being given recognition in “Pontiaction,” the current issue of that house organ of the | Pontiac Chamber of Commerce, saying: “One of the biggest programs facing our conimunity is the celebration of our centennial in 1961, Much thorough preparation is necessary. Included in the planning is the drive to have the Cen- tennial Auditorium ready for use during the centennial year. After the committee has successfully promoted the auditorium, it will develop a definite celebration pro- gram for the centennial year. My Traverse City scout sends word that the annual Cherry Festival scheduled for this week, is ahead of time on account ef the late spring. Most of the cherries will not be ripe until a week or two later. —“Taiest Oakland County Tarm to be otti= clally designated as a centennial farm is that of , Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Leonard, in Highland Township, in the continuous ownership of one family since 1835. An air mail letter from Fairbanks, Alaska, comes from - ; Gene Smithfield, who says: “We drove up the Alcan High- - way and ate dust until we spit mud. Ar- . rived only half size—what the filles and mosquitoes didn't chew -away, the ruts * shook off. Hands blistered from changing tires, Both ourselves and our car (what's left of us) creak in every joint.” A good Pontiac doctor ri-nd tells me that, as a safeguard against food poisoning, everything eaten at a picnic should either be kept cold until served or heated on the premises. One of the victims of the air crash at Grand Canyon was a second cousin of Pontiac’s own ; C. George Widdifield, Rector of All Saints Episcopal church. He was an executive of the Sunbeam Corporation which had insured him for $50,000. In addition, he carried $136,000 himself. The money goes to his wife and two children, , A clump of peonies in the yard of Mr. and Mrs, Guy Baughmann in Keego Harbor has 115 blooms in four _ colors. In response to requests as how to detect poison ivy, the old rule of “Leaves three; let it be” is the safest precaution to observe. Verbal Orchids to _ Mr. and Mrs. William Holthusen ~ of: 1050 Parkway Drive; fifty-third wed- ding anniversary. * Mr. ang Mrs, Henry Cork of South Lyon; golden wedding. - amendment wee | Wores— ‘THE PONTIAC PRESS. TUESDAY, JULY 10, 1956 4 In a Few Well Frozen Words— David Lawrence Says: acer A Third Term for Eisenhower? WASHINGTON—Because even among , dent Eisenhower wil! be elected for a second term, there has begun some discussion as to or not the Constitution ry ONE FROM EACH PARTY But such a personal exception violates the principle of the anti- third term amendment itself and the only way to equalize this is to permit one Republican as well as one Democrat to be eligible for a If the Constitution were to be amended, moreover, the process would have to start. in 1957. took from March 1947 to February 1951 to get the twenty-second fourths of the states. If an amend- bly action would be taken by the states, Naturally there would be op- position from some Democrats who fear Ike's vote-getting pow- ers, but it would hardly be justi- fied because the purpose of the amendment would merely be to equalize an nequal situation between the major parties. Truman himself probably would be the first to endorse the idea for, it will be recalled, it was General Eisenhower's magnanimity and friendliness to the then President - which caused him to refrain from running against Truman in the 1948 contest. He might have won. The story is told that Truman at Potsdam in 1945 told the vic- torious American Commander that there was no honor which he would not help the general to at- tain. It was then that Ike expressed his unwillingness to run for the presidency in 1948. IKE 69 IN 1960 At the time of the nominating conventions in 1960, Ike would be only 69 and, if elected, he would be 70 at his third inauguration. But Truman today is 71 and is eligible. Chancellor Adenauer is 80 and going strong. Winston Churchill was 79 when he withdrew from the Prime Minister’s portfolio. In this era of vitamins and ad- vances in medical care, 70 is not considered a mark of ineligibility for active service In many lines — ratified by three- F d i : E te i tal ii It isn’t the time that a Dr. William Brady Says: (Copyright New York Herald Tribune Inc.) . Alcohol Just as Harmful as Any Dreadful Narcotic “He will not go to A. A. or per- mit our pastor to talk with him. He is 44 years old and has_ made us all so unhappy. My father drinks to extremes and...” If the drinking continues after such treatment, the addict might deserve a second chance, but not a third. On third conviction. sen- . tence to institutiona] control for | not less than five years should be / automatic. Whatever the inmate can earn while incarcerated should go to support his family and pay for his care. é by Doris B. is more tragi¢ than that. i 2 z "i i 3 F : j ured If you have young children _ your own, or if you have grané- children or nephews or nieces’ or pupils or young friends and are not yourself an addict, it has im- plications far more ng than the falling of an par a bomb. Consider what is ha ing, or rather what has hg to orl heey) F ph. Aa Goa health and hygiene, to ° Be"winr'aeety Martane ta gedroseed en sent to The Pouties , ht 1966) ae fe f Frank ’ Western of i: f if | i i itt | . HE iH fu | | F ¥ lil | | i ! 1 F ood a Su E fe K ¢ TF f it : ui s S $ Se i from $2,584,000,000 to ; g 82 d x vane TH 5 be zeae. sity mi PT : 4 bi i i F gh 8288 Eg : i 15 Years Ago TAFT RUMORS U. S. British air base in Ireland. DRAFT EXTENSION to be post- poned. 20 Years go . NEW FIRM to take over city line bus . U. S. DROUGHT deaths increase to 168. . Case Records of Psychologist Wife Should Hold Purse Strings Benny might easily have had a divorce if he hadn't listened to Aris wife’s advice. Smart husbands compliment their wives by letting the latter serve gs the family treasurer. Men /with inferiority compleres or jealous males are usually the ones who hang on to the purse strings tightly. Run your home on the budget -plan outlined below. You'll be happier and more solvent. By DR. GEORGE W. CRANE Case S-308: Benny O., aged 31, -has been married 6 years. “Dr. Crane, our home has almost been wrecked,” his wife told me. “For Benny handles all the money and we are constantly broke. He is good hearted, so his pals borrow from him to tide them along till pay day. * * s “But most of them never repay the loans Benny makes to them. And Benny is an easy mark for salesmen. other items that we can’t even pay our rent. In fact, we have had to ask his father for Just to meet household expenses. big quarrel that same day, so I showed him your newspaper article.. He threw up his hands . and told me it was O0.K. with him. . So he let me take over. “Well, it took me several months to get us fairly well adjusted. But now things are running smoothly. BUDGET BEAUTIES could meet all our bills and still have any surplus at the end df each pay check, then we'd divide the balance equally. a | “I give him an allowance for carfare and lunch money. Then I pay all the bills. Last month we had a balance of $17.20 left over, so he took his $8.60 and I took mine, “Our home life is now so much happier. We don’t quarrel about money matters. And we are not ' band bill col- gether budget rt ae ef : z i rel 4 iv PEE fei men with an inferiority. complex feel that way. ple “But it is a compliment to a wife when her husband trusts her with the pay check and’ lets her run the household's finances. instead of less, so please tell hus- WOLF STORY . “Love flies out the window when poverty stalks in the door,” Romance cannot attain its high- Sone “hem the wolt is at the if a 3 2 i z thy i and for a few months on the plan i i itt if <. 3 z and 4 Fs E 3 ? ff we iui ii “ We Want to. Serve You ... That is the rea] truth. When the | need for our services comes to’ ff your family, we want you to call the Donelson-Johns Fu- neral Home. We want your ary sn ea | at home or away — want to serve ; LW ie . ie relax ae refresh - That is exactly why we provide § ' atid i Wy ed with the Oakland County Clerk. rs eee th Le aa Ste we tot wo aoers) | With milki rrsleks tobe to be one of a L ee a . ; Yo dann Re. America’s truly fine funeral W homes. 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Several attics on the. lake but while troneporting. dress up in costume and make-\wnat looked like a brocaded silk) Seve yielded the Mapper : , F wedding gown. of the 20s, worn in fe Scene ~~ cogenncy bates ay gee Where actual costumes were not| Saturday's pagesat. and Monday's presenta’ available, the ingenuity of the|. There were incongrutties, but | Kenneth G | {Girl Scout story gave the campers' itis and their mothers’ skillfullone seemed to care, It was ineganthe- digs Leghernereetay made reasonable fac-joverall effect that mattered. May-| HEMPSTEAD EE ne ee nO can nat,|similes. Authentic costumes, how-ibe a coke in the hand of « cave} Nearly MB cathe Campers ever, were packed into the duffle|man, wearing a leopard skin, was] . participated. two pageants.|.05 of Scouts from Florida. out of character. But the day was] INSURANCE Attics were ransacked for old- | They brought colorful Seminole|warm. . Ph. FE 4-8284 | time clothes. Nancy Day of |Indian dresses while the girls from| Zippers up ‘the back of demure’ Watertown, Mass,, furnished Mexico City had beautiful hand-'Pilgrim made them fit. aap You Can't Beat it! — You Can’t Break it! | | 3 vel a 4 There's no thrill like the high-powered | with the demabiiiy of rick | thrill of commanding the Rocket ! Fe opie voy ae f PHILCO 676 > There's no feeling like the secure feeling of piloting an Oldsmobile ! ') There’s no investment like the solid investment of owning an /[Olds ? > And there's no {time like the present time to get the most for your trade-in ! trappings. TAN, TOUGH AND TERRIFIC : , say acy Go Terrie anbosaiuies od a, quality, in Genie te we home c-DC to beitenion. * -* sascod =_ Country” ot ag ergs “ord + More power distant = stations, Proden fae interference. 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In full face she is handsome, with tremendous tourmaline eyes and a full mouth. like flipping the pages of a Petty | girl calendar, After a few min- utes you wonder how many more ' (interesting posesthe artist can’ think of—but Sophia never seems te run out of ideas. Whenever possible, Sophia turns performing some remarkable gyra- tions her head remains on a con- stant level and her eyes are in) agra contradiction to the rest DECIDES ON FILMS full face toward the camera or the; interviewer. While her body is . - Sophia, whe is only 22, knows herself and her limitations ex- tremely well. She has a mag- nificent figure — Marion Brando once said it was “unbelievable.” “achieved as many as five different Her posture owas magnificent, ders back, chest forward and head erect. Within that framework ‘she poses a minute, all graceful and’ each more breathtaking than its'~ Every movement and gesture was carefully thought out and planned. Even her simple act of breaking a cookie in halt seemed to have about it a mys- terlous aura of sex. Her bites on the cookie were a lesson in herself, though her quotes are not exquisite and delicate etiquette. Seated, Sophia, who is a large girl, gave the impression of being a fragile doll, unlike Gina, who is smaller but more earthy in appear- ance. Perhaps even more than Gina,’ Sophia is a product of wisely) planned publicity. ' WRITER IS ESCORT | Although she claims to have! never spent a lira on publicity, ¢, “get rid” publicly Sophia is usually accom- panied on press interviews by Basilio Franchaina, a well-known! raphers,"’ she said. Italian producer-writer who works @!l pictures taken of me in the/tl for Carlo Ponti, who controls her’ contract. | Before an interview, Sophia. likes! is past. to have questions submitted to her! to be an: actress. She then discusses|/hope that everyone will say I am Franchaina, who|@ great actress and I will be re- membered for that in writing. them with Mr. writes out the answers. Although her English is now | quite adequate, Sophia will usu- | ally refer tricky questions during | an interview to Mr. Franchaina | for “translation.” The system | works something like this: as good copy as Mr. Franchaina's. The secret of Sophia's glamour! UNITED NATIONS,:N.Y. any big-power disarmament the I2-nation U.N. seems to lie in a combination of|Committee held March 19May 4 two things: parts in films calling! by: Britain, Canada, France, the) for a maximum of exposure and * jet’ Union and lighter! ON TV: "CRUNCH AND DES”, Exciting Sea Stories (SAT. AT 9:30 pm CH. 2) — CELEBRITY PLAYHOUSE (TUES. AT 10:00 PM, cH. 4) DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS PRESENTS (THURS. 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Dick-| stairs” in George Axelrod’s comedy “The Seven Year Hodges will have a shooting h McCallum and) Jich” now playing through July 15 at Will-O-W ay Pi ~ begin at 4 o'clock. . ere Mrs. Richard Gould and - | psychiatrist. aie. th pnd ie cclshan mites shied weces andl Shue Wi we fry, an Inamed Fairview in te U. 8. Wightman of Okiahoma City, Okla. South Marshall avenue were Mr. B, Wightmans of Scott W/och Vases Daily ts With Soda Water F i al E i - Officers of District Amvets Auxiliary, were installed Monday conducted at Bemis-Olsen Hall; Mrs. Charles Butler evening at ceremonies (standing) of Ferry avenu of Jimmy Dey Auzxiliary, Auxiliary - Has District - Installation Mrs. Ralph Poviitz, elected department president of the Amvets Auxiliary, installed of- ficers of District III Council, Am- vets Auxiliary, at the Monday eve- ning meeting held in Bemis-Olsen Hall. , . * * Installed were Mrs, Cameron Hoxie of Capital City Post 32, Lan- sing, vice president; Mrs. John Alien of Jimmy Dey Post 12, see- retary; Mrs, Charles Butler of Bemis-Olsen Post 113, treasurer, and Mrs. Guy Harrell, also ~ of Bemis-Olsen Post, chaplain. Sergeant-at-arms Mrs. William Callan and Parliamentarian Mrs. Duane Bell, who are both mem- bers of Perry-Kenner Post 76 of Novi, were also installed. Mrs. Robert Brown of Wright- Fournier Post 161 was inducted as public relations officer and_his- torian. * * * Mrs, James J. Houck, district director, was previously installed at the department convention held at Grand Rapids June 22-24, ' Guests 6f the evening were Mrs, Edwin Good, Mrs, Jack Ma- riner, Mrs, Orval Russell, Mrs, James Sauvage and Mrs, E. John Stimson of Lansing. Mrs. Silas Sadler, Mrs. Ben Mur- kin and Mrs. Leon Sirlin, members of Jimmy Dey Auxiliary, were hos- tesses for the evening. bs pares for Country Festival guests of her parents,'and Mrs. Edward Tharp of Tulsa, . C. W. Seaman of Okla. : road, and his parents,| if He i tr . H z z t -_ = - Belva’s Beauty Shop x Townsend was not believed plan- meee 2 = : ning to see Margaret. iw’ *& & *& *&e *&e— eh %? ee er er ere ere ee ee Se _ a Saeeemneaaeen Sanricsccey Hf IRON? NOT ME! Countryside Improvement Asso- 1 let NOVA-TEX do my work! We can revive your cottons no metter how many times they've been washed. 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Walte's Shelton Stroller Centor—Third Floor of Fashion ie Pee Ree OS RE Ae aR ORE Ne aU Om PONS A EO igle.P FR Mak cust . dessert that PS Ba ney See \ a7, we Ths wonders of summertime—sweet black cherries, powdery blueberries, crimson tangy straw- berries, melons of many hues including deep green watermelons, sifi-toned cantaloupes and sea- green honeydews, golden apricots, deep-toned plums and juicy ripe peaches—these and many In Colorful New Ways By KATHRYN KENNEDY Wrigieys Food Reporter ethers show Mother Nature at her very best. Picked at the peak of ripeness and rushed to the Kool Krisp counters of Wrigley stores from many parts of the country are these appetizing fruits of summer that fit into any portion of your menus, from appetizer to dessert—-from breakfast to midnight snack, LUSCIOUS, vine-ripened western cantaloupes are truly an “any-time-of-the-day” food. Chilled contaloupes are an excellent breakfast fruit, a refreshing appetizer for lunch or dinner and a perfect dessert for any meal. ‘ In addition, they are very nutritious—high in vitamins and yet low in calories. The cantaloupes being featured on the Kool-Krisp counters now are the.“jumbo” 23 sizes. This means the number of cantaloupes that can be packed into a box. The lower the number, the bigger melons to the case—»size 23, only'23 melons to the case. That's why the fruit—size 36 means 36 they're called “jumbos.” 2 Try halves of ripe, golden cantaloupes or cool, green honeydews filled with sliced strawberries # with a sprinkling of lime juice if you'd like a sensational flavor combination. Watermelon, the melon with the million-dollar scent, has triple appeal—to the eye, the nose and the taste. And ndw's the time to eat your fill for the season is short and they'll never taste better. The next time you have a party, try serving a watermelon bow! filled with assorted melon balls. Cut the melon almost in half and scoop out little balls from the rich red meat. You can get the melon ball cutter at the dime store. THEN SCOOP out balls from cantaloupes and honeydew melons and arrange in the bowl. For a fancy edge, use a sharp knife to make a saw-toothed border around the watermelon. Chill well before serving and garnish with whole strawberries and fresh mint leaves To keep the water- melon from. toppling over, cut a thin slice from the underside, just enough to let it rest. flat on the serving tray. ' . | A watermelon bow! can also double as a punch bow! for your favorite par melon as for the fruit bow], scoop out the fruit and chill both. Serve the fruit in chilled slices or chunks and fill the bowl with punch and ice. A nice combination is ginger ale and orange sherbet in the proportions of one quart of sherbet to two quarts of chilled ginger ale. No ice is necessary with this type of punch because the sherbet chills the ginger ale as it melts. Ice Cream Leads Dessert Parade — i When it’s warm and you want to be cool—ice cream is the answer. ° Especially Top Frost ice cream with the delightful smooth texture and richer flavor. This exceptional ice cream, so reasonably priced, so readily available in ‘ protective paraffined cartons from the freezer section of your Wrigley store and . 80 easy to serve anytime, is a popular favorite with everyone who has tried it. Top-Frost combines the qualities of creamier, finer texture of hand - packed ice cream, and the flavor- freshness of that packed at the freezer. IT -HARDLY NEEDS “dressing up’ for its ex- ceptional flavor is a treat to enjoy. But, there are many delicious dessert combinations where the ice ~ cream makes a fine flavor -— ‘addition. Crushed strawberries or raspberries head the list of good things to do with ice cream. And halves of ripe, golden cantaloupe, filled with vanilla ice cream, have been a popular combi- nation far more than a half century. — Cool, green honeydews, Casabas, or Persian melons, served a-la-mode are peren- nial treats of the melon season, Cantaloupe served with strawberry, vanilla or pistachio ice cream with a topping of fresh sweet- ened strawberries is a wonderful combination. “Or try honeydews served with peach ice cream and sliced peaches. Another combination is sure to please is warm gingerbread .or juicy apple pie topped | with vanille ice cream. * *® * Ice cream pies using pre- baked plain pastry, cereal or graham cracker crusts are nice to have on tap in the freezer. Just pile slight- ly softened ice cream into the pie crust and pat it do Pamoothly.. Top es whipped cream if you wis and serve with fresh fruit. _ For a delicious variation, ‘fill a baked meringue she'!! with colate owt cream and garnish it with shred- Just before le rich choco- MENU MAG Make Rich Strawberry Shortcake Like Grandmother Used to Serve Here’s a mouth-watering shortcake, the old-fashioned kind, rich with butter like Grandma used to make. Use it with crushed strawberries or red ripe raspberries. GRANDMA'S SHORTCAKE 2 sifted flour 1 beaten egg. 2 T sugar 1, ¢ light eream 3 ¢ baking powder 4 ¢ Kool Krisp Strawherries, 9 t salt sliced and sweetened to taste 1 ¢ heavy cream, whipped Sift flour, sugar, baking powder and_ salt together. Cut in butter or margarine until mixture resembles ' erumbs. Combine egg and light cream and add to dry , ingredients, stirring just until dough follows fork around bowl. On lightly floured board, pat or roll to one-half inch. Cut with three and one-half inch round cutter into six. portions. Bake on ungreased baking sheet in very hot oven, about 10 minutes. Split shortcakes, spread with butter and spoon strawberries between and over over ve r the top. top. Serve warm with. whipped cream. Serves six, » | . j . \ ; ; ‘| | ty beverage. Cut the + Recipes for Readers If you haven't started our Memos From Wrig- ey's cookbook, now is the time to do so, Reeipes in handy leaflet form to fit a loose-leaf note book are aavilable without charge. Ready to add to your cook- book are recipes for “Ice Cream and Summer Fruits.” To obtain a cop send a _ self - addressed, stamped envelope to Kathryn Kennedy, Depart- ment “B”, Wrigiey Markets, 13901 Joy Rd., Detroit 28. THE PONTIAC PRESS. TUESDAY. JULY 10, 1956 nai ei ah a Fruit is a natural dessert, juicy, healthful, nutritious and f delicious. What could be better than a beautiful. watermelon scooped out and filled with an assortment of cantaloupe, honey- ‘ dew and watermelon balls and luscious ripe strawberries? Or A smaller melons cut to hold sliced strawberries or blueberies ‘ . and lime wedges. Frosted Melon Makes Cool Hit A Frosted Honeydew Melon will make limp appe- tites pop up like daisies after a rain when you bring it to the table in all its chilly glory. FROSTED HONEYDEW 1 medium sibe honeydew melon 1 pkg. raspberry fruit gelatin 8-oz. pkg. cream cheese Milk Peel the whole melon, cut a slice from one end and re- move the seeds; fill the cavity with water, ur it out and measure it. Stand the melon upsite down to drain wel]. Prepare sufficéent raspberry gelatin to fill the ca‘ity of the melon, using the amount of water poured from it as a guide to the amount needed. Fill the melon with the gelatin and place it-in the refrigerator until gelatin is firm. Soften cream cheese with a small amount of milk, jer, sm it until light and fluffy. t the entire out- side of the melon with this whipped cream cheese and place on a chop place gar- nished th crisp lettuce leaves. Serve it sliced with Frer.ch dressing. “Kool Krisp” Keeps Fruits Super Fresh Of all the food displayed | in your Wrigley Store, none is more carefully tended than the fresh fruits and vegetables on the Kool Krisp produce counters. It has always been the constant aim of Wrigley’s to bring to you the very best from farm and orch- ard, picked at the peak of ripe perfection. Rushed to the stores in refrigerated cars and trucks, the pro- duce is then kept moist and fresh in sparkling clean, Ice Channel counters. These are thin racks of crushed ice placed at intervals, an exclusive feature developed by Wrigley’s. Because of this careful attention to the selection and the protection given it in the stores, ‘Kool Krisp has come to mean top quality fruits and vegetables throughout . Michigan. Kool Krisp Fruits star on Summor Menus Extra Fancy Honeydew Melons Jumbo 8 & 9 size 35°. Top Frost Rich and Creamy ; Ice Cream rae All Flavors peta Half Gallon ea 4 Borie. r ¥ i - — om c @ ¢ AMA Vine Ripened Cantaloupes josivo 29¢ Red Ripe Watermelons 22 9 32 th 5c Santa Rosa Sweet Plums —_,,.."f.,.. © 2 ths 45° Seedless White Grapes Aintes Teac 2 c Extra Fancy Blueberries —cacti'tnd'tream 39S, California Strawberries heres 39°, Extra Faney Peaches Steri-Cooled 29¢ Flavorful Fresh Lemons (2nnde 32 5 for 2960 Tangy Fresh Limes * a 5 QO t | | BY j een ty oes ? te hectowied ‘ | I ps ls a2 10 GUIL \. Me _ Pastor and T to Conduct Ceremonies on Anniversary : cabjle care had ren, upon because the Fine Arts Com- MILFORD—When members of| The overall problem in San'Fran-|mission, among others, couldn't the Foes Seats Cinch Simicate as 2 caries : unit new : os : . frmnp ont wire Death Penalty Dope Bill of their first church. . : J be ms ine st chen vn | Waits Presidents Action D. Aller vice-president of the De-| WASHINGTON d—Congress has|law violation could be 10 years to troit Bible Institute and pastor of Sent the White House a bill pre-jlife, even for a first offense In the Calvary Baptist Chorch, Hazel | §cribing penalties, including) addition, the- bill would outlaw ‘Park, as featured guest speaker,-|death, in the hope of discouraging heroin in this country except for : “ee the peddling of narcotics. research and require all heroin to the Rev. Robert Hall, pastor | ‘The measure is expected to be|be turned over. to the Treasury ot the church, will conduct the | signed into. law by President -Ei-|Department within 120. days. program, along with church offi- |senhower since it carries out| Penalties for dope peddling are eer. The Rev. 1. P. Burcker, ‘recommendations made early this|more than doubled by the: bill. =e : a editor of the Fundamental Fel- | year by a Cabinet committee. | They are increased from the pres- : . = Ponting Press Phote lowship will speak briefly in Whe |" ‘The bill, passed by. the Senatejent 2 to 5 years for a first offense) MAKING FRIENDS—Senior Girl Scouts, Sally Aikmail of Toledo, formal service of consecration, and House Soper lar ay in-|to 5 to 10. years and from the} and Judy Reynolds and Sue Gullion of Pittsburgh, Pa., make friends The church was organized in|Ctease present for nar~| present 5 to 10 years for a second! with one of the Greenfield Village horses. They fed him stick candy. 1835 with a membership of:13, One|cotics, law valalorns net permit offense ny to 40 pert tt Each day during the Roundup bus loads of girls have gone to Green- house’ of “worchip was compieted| Who sell or give heroin to children| Maximum fines are increased) “4 Village. and dedicated and later moved to| under 18, The desu penalty Hon ter $2,000 to $20,000, Biota ie ee Aki ey a recommended Eisenhower ordered a narcotics 3 s > added . in early juries in states permitting capital|study late in 1954 by a five-de- ‘c pgs - = - 4 partment Cabinet committee in an| kon . Without a jury’s recommenda-/effort to stamp out dope addiction; | j 7 » “In the last four and « half (tion the penalty for the heroin/and the crimes it causes. bd ; : Chi Sherweiovees ~ (ars eae ADOUt Accidents 2.020 with - Anslinger, of ? Age church and Sunday School,” says County Deaths the Federal Narcotics Bureau, : shia ee Mr,.Hall, “This made it neces- ; ) contend the new law will make) ‘Con Be No Vacationtic ene G7 fe Sell Gio fret walt whch Donna Jean Lynch dope peddling unpopular in the) “ON FERRE em B exclusively a Sunday School | 1 aie ORION—Funeral service) underworld. From Safe-Driving é . and burial for Donna Jean Lynch,| Sen. Daniel (D-Tex), author of Practices’ The 72, The new building contains 13/3, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Ar-|the Senate bill and chairman of) «~ ices 3 er will classrooms, large assem-|mour Lynch, 635 Heights Rd., will) Senate committee which inves- 3 seen: bly room, kitchen and rest rooms, |take place in Parkersburg, W. Va tigated illegal narcotics traffic on| DETROIT (INS) — The Michi- and the Aonex which contains the|She died. yesterday after a lengthy|® national scale, said the measure!gan Trucking Industry says that/™ nursery illness. . “will be the biggest blow ever the excessively-high traffic toll can)" “i Growad was broken for the new! Besides her parents, Donna is|dealt the . . , traffic in the United|be reduced greatly if every vaca- Eos “ME, building sons “July 10. 5. ogy 4 survived by a brother and sister, States." tion driver realizes that there can formal ceremony, and construction Donald Nagy and Brefidd Gale. as Hence from safe-driving began a month later. ‘ itn dat aie taff Doubles e o Ge. © " —— suman ited L). 7% of 1% | L. D. Rahilly, president of the! Rery 6f-the’ Alt Rochester Fish Fry Woodward Ave., will be beld to) Michigan -Trpcying ation, Library ‘Committee . Slated for July 22 ROCHESTER — July 22nd is the date set for the annual fish fry sponsored by the Rochester Fire Department to be held at their cot- tage at Randall Beach. One hun- dred-fifty village and township of- ficials and business men of this area will attend the dinner which will be served from 12:30 to 2 County Births and rene ae ~Btroman an- Mr. nounce the birth of a daughter, Cathy. son, Rogelio. was born ty Mr. and . Bladeras. The birth of a son, Daniel George, announced by Mr. and Mrs. Armada New parents of a baby boy, Ronald Brian, are Mr. and Mrs, Wilford Nickel. ryden Mr. end Mrs. LeRoy Waterman an- pepaee the arrival of a daughter, Ronda ws . » Alment A. daugnier. Victoria Lynn, has been born to Mr. and Mrs. Donald Powell. The arrival of a baby girl, Susan Beth, has been announced by Mr. and Mrs. Reid Wilcox. + __ THE morrow at 2 p.m. from the Pixley Funeral Home, with interment at Mt, Avon Cemetery. Mrs, Schoof died yesterday at her home. ~ | Besides her husband, Mrs. Schoof is survived by two sons, Roy and Maynard both of here; four grandchildren and six great- grandchildren; two brothers, Al- bert and William Schultz of Lapeer and Mt. Clemens; and three sis- ters, Elizabeth Miller of Glendale, Calif.; Mary Benbka of Mt. Clem- ens, and Ida Urlick also of Mt. Clemens. _ Grant C. Cowan : METAMORA—Service for Grant Charles Cowan, 28, of Davison, was held yesterday at the Groves-Davis Funeral Home, with burial in Flint Memorial Cemetery with Masonic services. Mr. Cowan died Satur- day in Hurley Hospital, Flint, of a cerebral hemorrhage. Survivors are his wife, three chil- his father, Howard Cowan of here; ‘one brother, Howard James; and ‘grandparents, Mrs, Minnie Cowan ‘of here, and Mr. and Mrs. James ‘Clack of Oxford, . Rochester Eyes Parking, Wider M-150 and Paving ROCHESTER—Paving of several main streets, widening of M-150 for some distance, and properties available for off-street parking were discussed at last night's Vil- lage Council meeting. Bids for asphalt surfacing of a number of village streets were opened at Monday's regular meet- ing of the Village Council. The low bid for the project was that of A & A Asphalt Paving Co. of Birmingham, totaling $19,730.65. * = * Specifications called for a new two one-half inch asphalt for North Oak Street from the Glendale in- tersection for 280 feet north; North Pine Street from Glendale 150 feet north; Alice Street between First and Fairview Streets; Fairview be- tween Helen and Alice Streets; and First, between Helen and Alice streets, = Resurfacing of Water Street between ‘ Streets and on Helen Street be- tween Third and Fifth Streets, is also included, Third and Fourth | linta the two lane width at Avon Rd The contract for. installing -the new deep well turbine pump at the Water Works was awarded to the Poe Co., of Berkley, low bidders. The Off-the-Street Parking project which was | recently brought before the council by the Rechester Chamber of Com- merce was reviewed by Manager Robert Slone, Two local realtors, Max: Hartwig and Leslie E. Hopkins, presented for options, seven pieces of proper- ty for the consideration of the council, Hartwig listed two houses and lots of the O, P. Gibbs Estate on Troy Assessing. City Names Roy Duncan to Supervisor Board; Registration High TROY — Two part time asses- sors were hired by the City of Troy last night at the commission meeting. They will aid in the pro- ject of re-assessing the entire city by the first of December. The assessment is required un- der an attempt by the. city to equalize their valuations with state figures. The part time workers will aid the full-time assessors on the city payroll, Roy Duncan was appointed to the Oakland County Board of Sup- ervisors last night, as the third dren, Michael, Dennis, and Susie;| member of the city. Duncan is one of the city commissioners, ; Heavy registration was totaled, according to City Clerk Lawson Lockhardt. He said about 200 to 250 regis- tered in the last several days be- fore yesterday's deadline, Seek Blacktop Bids METAMORA — The state high- way department is advertising for bids for 11.7 miles of blacktop final’ M33, excepting a paved strip through Dryden-and Metamora vil- lages. East Fourth Street opposite the’ village offices which would give approximately 6,000 square feet for parking, at $15,000. Also offered was the Hall prop- erty at 411 East Street with a 60-foot frontage, and 115 foot depth at a cost of $8,950. coat on highway M-18f from M24 to’ Q \ PONTIAC PRESS TUESDAY, JULY 10, 1956 says: : “It is this idea that the industry. hopes to convey to everyone trav- eling by car this summer as part of its courtesy and safety cam- paign for July.” Rahilly declared: The MTA official added: “You may be driving in unfa- miliar territory. In that case, you must be ready to cope with the hazards of the road as they ap- pear, Lastly, you will be a guest in the other driver's territory, Be a good guest and obey the traffic ‘laws meant for both you and him.” * * « Rahilly urged all who will take their vacations shortly on the high- way to heed these basic principles for a safe, trouble-free holiday, and concluded: “Take time vacation.” High School Band Slates Free Concert WATERFORD TOWNSHIP—The Waterford Township High School Summier Concert Band will present a free outdoor concert on Wednes- lday at 7:30 p. m. under lights ‘on school football field. Three more concerts, on the fol- to -enjoy your .jlowing Wednesday evenings are planned. Tell of Betrothal of Two Collegians METAMORA — Mr. and Mrs. Gail Wentworth announce the en- gagement of their daughter, Myr- na, to Gilbert Henderson, son of iMr, and Mrs. Ervin Henderson of 2388 Millville Road, Lapeer, Myrna is a student at Central Michigan College and Gilbert attends Michi- gan State University, A December | wedding is planned. Hopkins offered four pieces of iproperty, including the Lionel GLADYS LUSCO | Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Luscomb of Plans for widening of M-150 from| Smith house and lot at 421 East 31 Mile road, Romeo, announce the struction at the South end of the bridge at St. for 916.000, the house and lot ¢ngagement Diversion Street. to Avon .Road known as the old Folino property Gladys Virginia, to Rudolf Josef William Arnistead, janitor at of their daughter, City Police Investigating Vandalism at School Pontiac police today were invest- igating a report of malicious de- a city school. Juve- niles are suspected. were described in a letter and blue- on East Street at $7,875, T. Bar- Mengele, 68545 Van Dyke. He is Bagiey St., told officers someone prints from phe Michigan State nett place at $10,000 and the ad- the son of. Mr. and Mrs. Gajo broke six windows on the soufh- Highway Department. _ Width will be 47 feet, or four lanes rather ijoining one at $7,875. + 4 F Veikouie of Detroit. than the present three, tapering: weeks to consider the properties. iwedding. # west side of the building hy throw. , The council will take several! N@ date has been set for the ing stones during the past week-| iend, : ' He was’ greeted at Midway Air- port by a cheering crowd that in- cluded Stevenson and Mayor ‘Richard J. Daley. Frank E. McKinney of Indianapo- , former chairman of the Demo- 2 * "= Minois’ National , City Man Stands Mute_ e ‘on Court Arraignmenf, Charged in the fatal shooting of a neighbor June 10, R. D. Davis, 37, of 306 Howard McNeill . St. yesterday stood mutef at his arraignment in Circuit Court. Police say Davis shot Jimmie Fields, 37, of 320 Howard McNeill St., after a dispute over Fields’ icommor-law wife, ‘a plea of innocent to first-degree ‘murder for Davis, and returned him to Oakland County Jail with- City Resident Mute on Weapons Charge Charged with carrying a con- cealed weapon June 29.in Pontiac, Woodrow Wilson Ward of 485 Cali- fornia St. stood mute yesterday at his arraignment in Oakland County Circuit Court. Judge Clark J. Adams, who en- tered a plea of innocent for Ward, continued his $500 bond. The American Bible Society was started in 1816. ‘Also among the greeters was Jacob Mt Arvey sald $7200 ould! be dosnt tothe" project ar the traffic congestion during the war years was found so effective it still in use. : - ‘This is the staggering of work. es. Traffic than 50 per cent. TEN YEAR PLAN |. There is a ten-year plan | |Way for trying to ease the ou ta ae ao ~em Ron ; the Senate,” George Sete ey. erent cuter fringes! reporter he does not = tig tology plan as a final answer to the gress for every penny of the money |*PUity question, adding: nowy aie te tows (Ait Force Band : spaces week tor suburban motorists who use — 5 - : * * * . | buses to carry them the rest of 4 The disability program is a new not been a rousing success, The | , tem heretofore has provided only | that time it carried 996 million | Mornings and Evenings ‘hema 2 | | riders; today the figure is 217 gs gs Loses 3 nanan. ion ie pace Sid pom for 10 Days ian . sn | One of the biggest controversies! Ten days of free afternoon and 44, fo Burglars } [im Boston is whether to build & biglevening concerts by the world-{a-| 4: safe in cash | [parking garage under Boston Com. sted ‘States Air Fotee|and several checks of, Undeter Opponents, who contend that the|24”4 will headline the Music Shell) mined value was stolen from & construction’ of a garage for g00|entertainment at this year's Mich-| Earmingion binge ogg | = —— common, have thrown 9. 4 900 e be ea ee a cy Tauck te na, eet Meme ty Delay mesa) Mana cat x er omen ye STARTED LATE ace cad eae The rebuilding of Rout ors burglars: ‘nypass the tangle of central Bos- through an unlocked window in ton has eased the situation room. The safe was wheeled throdgh driver. Some 40; of the office and carted away. ists who daily had to arrests have been made and Under, the state law,, must eat astainie { in Three-Car Collision Hazel C. Blair, to ie. = mca Ce wah ‘Drayton Plains Man ae Fined for Lorceny. _ homas L. McCoy, 1%; at. Dra $25. in court costs after guilty to a simple Jateamy yesterday. Lefurgy or pair of bin , parked inside the j 47, of 6527 Eliza-| terford Town- Church Unite Mest ¥ | {DR 'H ENR ZO ptomnetrist * #y . iP) “y7 ‘North Saginaw Phone FE 4-6842 PLL LLNS LP ALLEL A A. MILLER | Street The binoculars were valued at $40, according to Township Police. ! in Drayton Plains last June | Judge Clark J. Adams entered gs phere “Better Things. in Sight” Open Friday Evenings The youth was arrested Saturday following an investigation. 10th Reunion Largest for Class of 1943 KEEGO HARBOR — The larg- est reunion of the class of 1943 of Roosevelt High School was held Saturday evening at the 10th an- nual class reunion. Thirty-five attend the dinner at the Rotunda Inn, and heard letters from former classmates un- able to attend, Mrs. Hancel Boat- right and James Bachelor acted as chairman and co-chairman for the ‘ at SAM'S . 3292 Auburn Road, Auburn Heights ee ‘reunion WEDNESDAY IS DOUBLE RED STAMP DAY # Across from Pentige State Bank WALGREEN DRUGS 10 EACH WEEK IN ENTER TODAY ' MERCURY CAR BUVERS DURING MAY WIN A $10,000 CASH Bt ‘aids (Seo Otic! Entry Blom for detail) h IN ED SULLIVAN'S $425,000 MERCURY CONTEST JUNE 11th—AUGUST 4th 8 WEEKLY CONTEST: 2nd - 10th PRIZES: MONTEREY PHAETONS—9 each week PLUS 200 G.E. PORTABLE TELEVISION SETS—25 each week” 2400 ELGIN AMERICAN LIGHTERS-300 each week Ed weather turn out to be rainy, attempt will be made to play ___ ‘THE PONTIAC PRESS, TUESDAY, \ local Jaycee Teams Fall in Kazoo Meets Ypsilanti 324 and Jackson, the de- fending champion, 326 for 5th place, . * Ld JULY 10, 1956 ft cer, Het gF if Ht Kaiser of Battle Creek 6-0, 6-0. or righty.’” John Walsh Pontiac's representatives bowed Stengel’s selection of Mantle did tured the No. 3 ; come as much of a surprise Bud Badger of Mickey played four innings ? — 2% AP Wirepnote |26ainst. Washington Sunday and ¥ FRIEND AND FOE — Pittsburgh Pirate ace ing played at Griffith Stadium in Washington, [reported his injured knee gave righthander, Bob Friend (left), lines up against Pierce is the leading pitcher in the Major “Flt play,” the 24 id slug- bg his foe, Billy Pierce who started for the Ameri- Leagues. He has a 13-3 record with the White . = 4 : ger sald after the game, “I'm all can League today in the annual All-Star game be- Sox. Friend is 11-7 for the Pirates. right. I left the game because the a a hs ane oan im & drive to adjourn Buc, Redleg Crowds Boom a Gil MeDougald, Ray Boone, But after all, baseball _ }ry Simpson, Sherman Lollar, Billy And not since 1937 Although the American holds an Sesone uh ces. @ ; ee eS yr ae recessed . won tl tonecron NEW YORK (~The drawing}400,000 ahead of its 1955 figures infortably in front in the flag chase, © including 4 out of 5 against Sten- ‘The House scheduled power of Mickey Mantle and thea like number of home dates. The{have aftracted 638,68 fans at home 8% The a ea tee sion amid considerable pve tech Seiten, sateen. SeniAneneens Leven, Sarees easlinvds on te tea coeition, Bl 2 a nati and a tumbling turnstile count|200,000 behind at the gate. Yankees have played betore 797,024| | ° in Kansas City are reflected in a| While the tight National League on the road for an average of bet-/Cfate Ache Dela First the question was: RR ee ee eae tis coe, (hie howe condond tae. tape y talked his way into going four in- nt Se Ue son the AL does not show a more except Detrolt. . Washington a marked decrease. yng yom am heabyrt 7 customers, is more than! Casey Stengel’s Bombers, com- The Pirates, who were in the|,,jion Denartment porn i ge cy gabled until recently, already bave sur |2°2 owners to delay field train- > “ piper: beyond the July 15 legal open- pT oe Nal r League Attendance mss, tome stendance atic.” y sumone wasted Cesc Dew " in the till, P should double| The department said _ wet = say per AMERICAN LEAGUE its attendance of "55 when it wound| weather this spring delayed the = F eoe ag apt oy me wither Home aie Gates ka up with 469,397. hatch of — and many “TU tell you,” Dressen said, — 676.638 67556 Pl 29,082 Cincinnati's surprising Redlegs = noe We ome endangered “when we know how long eee eer eeneneeee '" * us ¥ have pulled 497,193 fans through y training begins on will iast.” City Cee tenereneee 39 561,812 764,684 Minus 202,836 the Crosley field turnstiles for a id . “eS 2 Se bcg¥encceceveces . 3% 530,908 552,728 Minus 21,820) gain of almost 125,000, They | State Igw prohibits any training : ~ Musial is nowhere near a ahacavescccesedas 28 527,649 449,638 Plus 78,011) had 373,412 at this time a year |of dogs In open fields from April : father himself, but at 35 he’s the) |G ey, «= (Detroit: .........cceeeeees 3 508,452 526,485 Minus 18,033|.ago and finished with 693,662, ap tn Ay fiber woh poset i oldest National League player in) = «Baltimore ............... 35° 491,348 555,730 Minus 64,382 . es 6 s ) young game} | today’s game. He also sets a rec) 7M Cleveland ............... 30 «454,353 454,336 = Plus 17) Kansas City’s huge decrease |irds and animals, on eee leaeny. shasevaseees 35 241.800 -«-256,567 Minus 14,767\may be an indication the novelty| _, - marks appearance in the) SCE | Totals ............... 3,902,960 4,207,688 Minus 214,728/of Mapor League bail is wearing F'je]qd of Nine summer classic. It's No. thin in the A’s backyard. Kansas : oa American League's Ted Major League Totals 8,031,867 7,822,590 Plus 209,277 City was one of eight big league Is Likel far | ” - spe NATIONAL LEAGUE ‘elubs to exceed the million mark Y . At the last minute Home sg oss Gaimor Loan (rttomers, eet RE 1804 Hollywood Race : only eae poy starting just| A MEE |Milwaukee ....... beeeene 29 «= «764,154 784,963 Minus 20,809 INGLEWOOD, Calif. WA field a half-hour before game time. beaseeeabeeees 33 «552,666 «= «288,858 Plus 263,808 Leading Turf Horse of eight or nine is likely for Sat- -limit was two to a customer. St. Louis .........06..08- 33 507,606 430,174 Plus T4825, Comeback Attempt urday’s $100,000 Hollywood Gold ) almost certain sellout would [Brooklyn ....... qpsossese 300 802,825 «= «469,011 Plus 33,814, Cup at a mile and one quarter. the paying crowd number just un- mnati ........eee ... 33 © 497,193 «373,452 «Ss Plus'=««:123,781 DEL MAR, Calif, —The Del) Swaps, after resting his split | der 29,000. o 6 wl tay [Philadelphia ............ 310 484,381 = 407,088 §= Plus) 77,288 sa bag cn said today oan heel ence the American Handicap neent, ra . had a lo n . ‘ Will Soe, the New York ...ccccscceeees ro ped py Men pe A ican turf horse in 1955, will ym Trainer Mesach” Foomey League wD _rrseeceoecoessces ’ "e02 attempt a comeback at Del Mar|plans to blow out the big fellow ing silver bowl from the _ mais Peeeeeeneeenee . 4,038,907 3,614, Plus 424,006 after treatment for leg trouble. Th i y. : po fern hee their ae . S ] __¢ The English-bred horse devel eee ne loos with Sones sme es Field Day for SLUG G CF Sze te totic ater winning tel Fitme winner of the $100 100 Ca tional League All . e day and San Juan Capistrano Han- ifornian; Bobby Brocato, standout vided four of om Law oun, In City Sof tball League aeay Siete ot Santa Anite and soetiog wee ous uae Frank Robinson, thews t e cap a ico, a y iM Roy McMillan, No other state “Pontiac City Softball League had,outburst, with five hits and fivelin track and American record|tvor and wosuibly Colencl Mack” day, in the four games played On) 11 the other tilt Lunsford got its) | Ge : et the North Side and Beaudette | : ts Unanimous Decision Joost Is Ousted Helds. Altogether the hitters|!one Tun in the 4th, while Walled Long Shot at Northville [7 L ten w ‘banged out a total of 75 safe blows, : DETROIT ®—Rex DeSota, £0 | Jesse Bogart of Monterrey, Mex- Troy Pounds Out Decision Jerry Leudee of New Haven, Conn., . ina 10-round slugfest at St. Nick’s Gordon Gets Frisco Post a fair proportion being extra- are 14 games behind Seattle, the ta thows — 25-hit perform: league leader. ee @ ance, Twenty hits were reg- istered in the other regular Gordon was a diamond. star ; league scrap at North Side, in when he played second base for) vais Oxbow Lake Pavilion the New York Yankees from 1938 to 1946, taking part in five World -|Francisco will be held August 21,/ -ithose at Chicago, Portland, Ore.,| .{the others A Series and eight All-Star games. He is 41. * * Gordon recently quit his coach- ing job with the Detroit Tigers after a tiff with the club president, Walter “Spike” Briggs, who cri- | |ticized Gordon's coaching abilities. e*eef When the change was announced at a news conference, Joost simply shrugged his shoulders and asked: “What can I say? I'm out. That's i aa : * * @ Joost took over management of the Seals last spring after their purchase by the Boston Red Sox, _ | for whom he played shortstop. 8. Each club got 10 hits, but an equal number of miscues afield hurt the Franklin club. Oxbew’s Toth, with five for six was the top performer, On the Beaudette diamond Lunsford Market divided a twin bill, taking a close one from Dray- ton Drugs 5-4 and losing the other 'to Walled Lake Market 5-1. Lunsford came from behind a 40 count in the final frame to ‘win the nightcap. Drugs had scored three times in the first in- ning and then collected one more in the top of the 7th that looked good enough to win. * * * But the Lunsford crew staged an ‘Amateurs Qualify 3 Days NEW YORK (#—Sectional qual- ifying rounds for the 56th U.S. Am- ateur Golf Championship will be scattered over three days at 31 locations, the U.S. Golf Assn. re- vealed today. The qualifying rounds at San and Salt Lake City August 27 and 28. The 36-hole jonal tests will reduce the field to 200 players for F the championship at the Knoll-‘to }wood Club, Lake Forest, Ill, Sept. 10-15, Exemption from sectional qual- lifying is granted to all former American and British Amateur), champions who enter, along with the 1955 Canadian Amateur champion. San Francisco's Harvie Ward, who won at Richmond, Va., last year by handing William ‘Hynd- mann III of Philadelphia’ ®and-8 in the 4th and two more in the 5th, Drayton Drugs...e..2. 300 000 1—4 Lunsford’s vee ceneee, 000 000 Lunsford’s — ..wseecees Walled Lake.....c.:. a a Richard's Tav...,..0 306 301 4—17 14 Drive-In Cinra...... 000 006 3— @ 11 Pav... .cess 102 310 @~15 10 Prod......2 002 163 2 8 10 eoewe Oxbow Franklin first frame, coupled with a single Sw se oe we ing to the post at 22 to 1 odds, romped in a length and a half ahead of favorite Scotsota to win the feature BB pace at Northville Downs harness raceway last night. Chief Mite finished third. Rex De- beating in the final, ig expected ico, won a unanimous 10-round de- cision Monday night over Al Juer- : lly, it made no difference called. He has only to point tothe figures. front has yet to see the likes of the attendance Even at St. Louis where the Browns’ customers were lat a premium, the turnstiles enjoyed a few happy mo- Now Veeck 1s making a big leagues. He is reported to have made the top offer for the Tiger franchise. For a ball club in second division there hasn’t been few and the fans start streaming. So, actually what the “big top” at Michigan and Trumbull needs is a Tiger- tamer and not a ticket seller. x * * With the situation as it BILL VEECK He.is one guy who should know the financial value of a Major League team, and if the syndicate he heads actually made a bid of over five million dollars, then it should seem apparent that this is one time he isn’t clowning. bidder is a different story. x **« * Before the bidding started, Spike Briggs, president of the Tigers thought the franchise would bring at least $4,500,000. Veeck’s offer is said to be around $5,250,000. One thing Briggs was sure to mention was that “he was hopeful of staying on” with the new owners in some capacity, preferably in the same position as president. Another member of the three-man committee, which has been screening the bids of the eight syndicates,‘is Harry M. Sisson, who is also expressing his desire to stay with the club as secretary and business manager. a x * * So as it appears, part of the terms in the sale seem to lie in the “rider” clause. - Five of the eight syndicates supposedly have asked Briggs and Sisson to stay with the club, but has the highest bidder made the offer to them? It would seem unlikely for Veeck to make such an of- fer. This was made quite clear at Cleveland when some of the stockholders in the club tried to put a damper on Veeck’s authority. x * * c We doubt very much if Veeck would want any of tHe franchise. With Veeck in the driver’s seat, Briggs and Sisson may see the handwriting on the wall because Spike was using a-subtle tone when he hinted that the franchise would not especially have to go to the highest bidder. a One way for Briggs to retain the presidency of the club would be to sell the franchise to the Knorr Broad- casting Corporation of Dearborn, which is said to be the fourth highest bidder at $5,000,000. The reason is very simple. It is somewhat common . knowledge that Briggs is listed by the Federal Com- ° munications Commission as one of the stockholders of the Knorr corporation, holding about 141 of the 1,875 shares of stock. : ) gens, Texas welterweight, cham- pign, in a non-title bout. Last year he became a member of the Knorr board of directors. Racing and Dare Devil Stunts serious bid to return to the. exactly a dire need for | fans. Let the Tigers win a tly stands, Veeck’s association with the ownership of the club wouldn’t really hurt the Detroit show. Of course whether the sale is made to the highest old regime around should he get control of the Tiger’ CANNON BALL BAIT—Jimmy Curry, member of the Canadian Dare Devils, will be cannon ball bait tonight at the Pontiac Speed- way when the’stuntmen and local hardtop drivers stage their dou- ble-featured program. Curry-is shot out of the giant’10-ton cannon to a ramp 8 feet away. Twenty-eight stunt events along with the 30-lap Michigan Golf’ Cup Derby are on the schedule for tonight. | A double feature in auto racing -~443.slated tonight at the Pontiac Speedway with the Michigan Gold Cup Stock Car Derby and the Ca- nadian Dare Devils sharing the Joie Chitwood who is the owner of the Canadian stunt troupe, will present a two-hour 28-event pro- gram at the M-59 track starting at Double Feature at Pontiac Speedway Featured in the troupe is the “cannon shot,” which is the ac- tual shooting of a new convert- ible from the mouth of the world’s largest cannon onto a landing ramp 85 feet Away. Jimmy Curry, of 1, is the driver of the convertible in the cannon shooting stunt. e ® & 8:00 p.m. Fights July 27th Training has begun at the Auburn Heights and Pontiac Boys’ Clubs for the benefit boxing show) which will be held at Wisner sta- dium Friday night, July 27th. The show, which is being staged for the purpose of rais- ing funds to obtain equipment |for the newly formed Auburn Heights Club, will feature 14 bouts, along with a wresting ex- hibition and, clown tag boxing Stephen Navarre and Jim Sav- Among the stunts is a spectacu- Benefit Boxers Workout County Sheriff's department, have been assisting in the promotion of the Auburn Heights Boys’ Club, which presently makes its head- quarters in the American Legion Hall, * * * ® “We have about 150 members, which is much more than the available equipment we have to ccommodate them,” said Na- '‘e ® ®@ Tickets have been placed on sale at numerous business. establish- varre, age, members of. the Oakland Q lar automobile roll over in which a sedan is rolled side over side until it is pulverized into a mass of junk, _ The “rollover” stunt-man is Jean DuBois, a 23-year-old daredevil from St. Johns, Quebec. * * Pyramid motorcycle riding com- plete with acrobatics by the ‘‘Mon- treal Motorbatics"” headed by Herri LaFave, former member of the Canadian Police motorcycle team, is also one of the highlights of the program. Lecal drivers, including the 16 high-point racers, will take part in the program for the first ran- ning of the Michigan Gold Cup Derby. ° -The drivers will go in a %-lap race for $300 in prize money and the coveted cup. Six of the top drivers who will compete include Ben Howell, Chuck Partello, Rusty Kelly, Marv Main, Johnny Wallace and Chuck Powers. ee cae a vee wore a we Jo es hee ee * i cae / fae 5s ’ & Sey be : rr a | “4. 1) -\ DHE PONTIAC PRESS, TUESDAY, JULY ‘Mic ae ~ = ‘< % ral aad! “= te Py % i ig a ‘ pp Oe ry 4 : ‘ 10, 1956 , i ‘ igan Go Ifers ms: Ist and 10th tees simultaneously, to speed the action. Boys Club 9 Plays Rochester in Finale | "5. suempris cam, composed ot AMERICA’S - Pontiac Boys" Club and Roches-|Langert, Gene Frase and Junie OUTSTANDING | LAWN SPRINKLER High's diamond Wednesday at 5:30)|to lead the team play by a fat six p.m. The game is the | “for |strokes with Portland, Ore.. second. y set distance, 5 the two teams for the 1st half of Frase and Buxbaum both fired first so 30 Fast, nad type 9 cee the Junior American Legion Base-|round 73s. Se ody ball loop. Winner goes to the 18th} Most figured a 3¢-hole score of) / yprveeg nme District zone playoffs July 18-20. (154 or better after toiiiy’s 18) Provides natural rain-like | Teams are currently tied at the|would make the match play) yer, best all lawns. league top. & ‘ 1 : Rochester defeated Pontiac 43) Veteran Andy Swedko of Sharps- Reg. $9.75 $695 ; AP Wirephote in their pod prevous meeting this . Pa,, who won the Publinx) | 5 NO TALK OF STRATEGY—All-Star managers Casey Stengel | Fifty-two pros and 146 amatesirs|*¢22"- Whitey. Larson or Gerryjin 1989 and has played in 18 off | #% | (lett) of the American League and Walt Alston of. the National took part in the event, preliminary] °"* #*e "mound choices for Fontiac.ithem, was along with Kocsis with) ne : im | League got together for a chat in the lobby of a Washington hotel |to today’s 36 - hole championship ey . | Open Sun. tate’ H Two rounds of match play will 4 yesterday. There was little said about each other's strategy for |marathon for a field of 50 of state’s|Forfeit ‘A’ Game Ine completed at 18 holes both 9t01 se Lane Puzzles he ravored Dupas % | Muskegon Fighter Gets Split Verdict in Bout in New Orleans — also is a best-ball (4-ball. event) at medal play. . Inman of DGC and Smith of De- couldn't collect enough players to make up a full team for last night's scheduled game, they were charged with a forfeit. Andy Jets had‘ only eight players when |game time came around. at Wisner) Hubert field. Umpires Fife and Swindell |5;.2° kin awarded the game to Elks No. 723% feebe: nine, which was ready to play. ‘ul Biggest’ Game _- HARDWARE and SPORTING. GOODS in City Loop 906 W. Huron St. Phone FE 5-8389 Slated Today ————— _ City Softball league offers what director Jim Jones says is ‘‘the day biggest game ot fe year’’ tonight, |‘ “Importance of this game,”| ANN ARBOR — Are those Jones explains, “‘lies in the advan-| wily fish eluding you? Do you won- tage the winner will have going) ae where the fishing went? ./into the last third of the season.” : _|. Maybe, says University of Mich- The clubs are hot rivals and usu Kari F ally turn in excellent perform-|'€am professor - Lagleri) ances, Night’s 2nd contest sends Elks No. $10 against Sam Benson's club at 8:30 p.m. Feature is due to begin at 7 o'clock. Shutouts Highlight Dupas opened” the frst round JUNOT Loop Action faster than usual but slackened, the fish are, he seys, anglers for- during the middie rounds while| Monday's round of play in the Lane worked on his. midsection|@rea. junior baseball loops saw/&et Paxe Paes. i po eeue ond with ripping rights and an occa. four shutouts—one by a whopping | Stealth, wise choice ures and / bait, and other factors. caeee Meteors clubs. The opponents are tied at the American circuit's top with 9-2 records. . 3 i _S is une f i é i $ The muscular Lane probably earned a spot among the division's ‘top 10 with his 10-round showing against the stylish Dupas last * speed in the late rounds with superior punching power, ; & 7 * In their efforts to get to where Middlecoff_on— | : | ! Doctoring Your Golf Game; automatically with a flip of this lever. i a 120-0 count — plus several other) a sional I¢ft-hand shot to the head. ae ith high naioun. Learn, says prof. Lagler, to cast) py DR. CARY MIDDLECOFF to give me « good hold while the) Dupas went all out in the 10th) Class F N. Side Kiwanis smoth- eee ~ Overshooting oF wiin,| PATIENT'S COMPLAINT: No| middie, third, end little | and opened a cut over Lane’s cred Clarkston Wolves by the 20- yor target up grip: comfort : the three fingers that : right eye, but the attack was too\run whitewash. Other blanks were|0d holes and tears down. your , stantly on the club , al Club Seif confidence. Practice casting at DIAGNOSIS: Right thumb COM)).-cewing and through late. administered by Pontiac Boys Cla te bn antil The: verdict was split. Judge|(E) team over Clarkston Mer-|® target eller Prag en 2:0 : met. . With the right hand Phil Gaffney and Referee Pete|chants 3-0, by Class E Gingellville 20" V8 Bits tthe ett | EATMENT: You may hav eishetch) 1 grip more wih We Giaruso voted for Lane and Judge over Mets (8-0) and by Boys Club careful not to hit 5 heard it said that golf is a right- gers, but most importantly 1 Eddie (Kid) Wolfe for Dupas. The| No. 1 over W. Side Kiwanis (6-0). washing. handed game played with the left) pressure on the index finger, AP card had Lane a 6-4 winner. | In the Class E tilt between Indians) - Next important is stealth. Wear hand. I don’t al-|ing it around the shaft | _jand Wing Lake, former’s Taylor : _ - together agreeithe action of pulling a Sei Back in Acti (in 2nd) and Ryan (in 6th) con-'», with that theory then fit the thumb on the. Seixas Back in Action tributed home runs towartis the Pappy Waldorf Gets —through experi-|tip of the index finger to a | in Western Net Meet |" victory. To OO: {tert of “lock.” ‘This 1 S: . "ve learned/through the swing, firmly, and INDIANAPOLIS — Top-seed- C | fi W , , . ed Vie Seixas of Philadelphia|cLarxston ..<\*"* Soo 000 0-9 1 4 ailiormia arming that golf is # phia HYDRO-MAGIC swung into action today in the veadinars — seers ma BERKELEY, Calif. w—Univer- Western Tennis championships |GINGELLVILLE ...... 3 . INJECTOR RAZOR -|which saw only one ranked U.S) 0 “ee oS rae Bis pag ae. - layer eliminated in the opening|¥; SIDE KIWANIS.... 000 0000-9 3 2 a $25, ne for violation na play BOYS CLUB No. 1.,.. 001 050 x6 5& ®9 fPacific Coast Conference rules y's . Allen Morris of Atlanta, seeded Ron BOYS CLUB. too 200 O22 : ebeartas +P ee, roo No, 5, yesterday fell before Joa- cuss | Foe coach Lynn (Pappy) Wal- » ¥ . ‘ CLARKSTON .... .. 000 000 0 @ 2 10'dorf that a further violation ‘‘will : iquin Reyes of Mexico City, 2-6, W: SIDE KIWANIS... 011 23 x20 11 1 as ; PONTIAC , 6-4, 6-2, WINK LAKE ... ...,, 012.001— 4 2.14 ab . Rs | : S ANDERS Morris and Seixas will team in) INDIANS .......-..06. 632 106-1812 4 = =©flowever, Waldorf will remain | then tightened it’ M-59 S eedwa . . the men’s doubles, which start this’ PONT. 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Baltimore, Md, / “DISTRIBUTED by: Dick Wolfe Distributing Co. | 754 Orchard Lake Rd., Pontiac, Mich. Phone FEderal 2-7237| GEM OF THE WEEK you there. Giving it all you've got geis } & PLENTY OF FREE PARKING — & ae eee ee Ae EIGHTEEN . Bl take a of 500 te por ‘THE PONTIAC PRESS. TUESDAY, JULY 10. 1956 ate ! Sere ee Mae geese : a aU T sot ~ About 26 million families Hollywood Headlines ae =a =e aa 52 ERAN but! Shepherd’ at Columbia if I can he postpone "Melville Goodwin, USA’ Bogart's Growls SEO || JUNIOR. EDITORS EVER SEEN IN A THEAT REL ee ee ee Mussello The Magnificent Jimmy, who is anxious to grow big and strong, is much interested | in Mussello the Magnificent, who has a show at the carnival. ' Mussello is tall and has powerful muscles, and he -can lift big iron weights. He wears a leopard skin, scarlet arm bands with jeweled buckles around his upper. arms, and similar ones around | his legs and he has scarlet leather shoes. ' Jimmy has tied his sweater over his shoulder like Mussello’s | leopard skin, and is pretending he can lift weights too. | For your own carnival, color this picture and then paste it down ! the center line, so Jimmy can face his hero, | (Sandra Hughes, Richmond, Va., first suggested this idea. If you | have an idea send it in care of this newspaper and it may be worth $10 to you.) PLUS Tomorrow: The Knock- ‘em-Bown Gane GORDON SHIRLEY |} © catdboard. Cut out the parts carefully. Attach Mussello’s arms ; | with brass fasteners or bent pins through the indicated holes, so he MacRAE JON ES | can raise and lower his arms. ged : Cut slits in the hands as shown. Put short loops of string onto the CAMERON MITCHELL | weights and then hang them from his hands. Fold forward down 3 That He's Getting Better “Pm fed up with this bunch of « seratching, nose - themselves look repulsive.” * * « About the James Dean craze: “You'd think he was the only ac- tor who ever lived, The fact is that there are a lot of good young press?” March 1, he underwent major He still hasn't recovered, He is slim as a reed at 120 pounds, the months of treatment having de- stroyed his appetite, But 10 days At 7:00 P, M. Only “SNEAK PREVIEW” We can’t tell you the name of the picture, we are not per- ms Dee, mitted to do se. . . but we can RAE Re eee say it will be one of the top =i =. pictures of 1956! ATTEND EARLY! $5, "00 se scrie tne Sua at 10:04. NO ADVANCE aboard his yacht had brought his. color back. And he’s growling again. “Television!"’ he snorted. ~ “TI don't go out at night, so there isn’t much to do but watch tele sion. Most of the stuff is pretty lousy, Stupid stories acted by guys who are trying to be Marion Brando, Oh, once in a while you see something good, but not very |i often." * * * This got him onto a tirade about | the new school of so-called real- istic acting. [ WATERFORDE= Detroit Man Named | LOS ANGELES uf — Ray Hense! jot Detroit is one of the four new vice presidents of the Dale Car- negie Clubs International. He was named here at the group's seventh }annual convention. ‘Defense Talks Open ‘Tomorrow in Spain Drive-In | DOORS OPEN 10:45 ’ 7 “ A ‘rope’s defense. @ * MADRID, Spain &) — High-level) talks open here tomorrow appar-| ently to lay the groundwork for’ linking Spain directly to the stra-| 'tegic planning for Western Eu-; DRIVE. IN THEATER THE F& ORIVE Coma Shtan Gbeddicr Sic AK Us Gem Yb P.M, | NOW! Thru THURSDAY if ZL : Aree Tih TESHE KNOWS! THERES MO FUM IM BEING A STAY AT HOME! etl a VK fi Vil A. “NOW Thru FRI. IU N ID Thealr« “The ANIMAL WORLD” is a werld yeu have never bi Participating will be Spanish JEAGLE | The ater 2150 % iy % Two Thrilling and Portuguese leaders and U.S. jmilitary officials. A U.S. military Features! TUES. -- WED. mission arrived last night for the’ Ph 0 esac talks, which are scheduled to last| “MAMMOTH! MIGHTY’ | MAGNIFICENT! “e Warner Ba0s. present ALL THE GUTS AND GUSTO OF THE WEST as if TONIGHT ' Music by the Se-phis-to-cats | | mcneuascore we WARNERCOLO “BENEDICT MCT BOGEAUS > JOHN PAYNE YVONNE DE CARLO AME OF THE ISLANDS TRyucorioe’ ward DUFF + Za hory SCOTT knewn before! TECHNICOLOR! at 12:40 - 3:50 - 7:00 - 16:00 i. : i A. is © BRENNAN wii. deWitde @ Ot SAT. “HOT BLOOD” AT %:38 - 0 THURSDAY HERO agatnst LAST TIMES TODAY - “MEET ME IN LAS VEGAS” RONALD REAGAN Si No Cover—No Mini SL Hac: WHER BOE at hey FLEMING =< eeoalia inti soma m ROBERT WISE, ss COLEEN GRAY + Bref Hartey : eects Tenmossee’s HMEATRE | ln | | ALSO “BOBBY WARE IS MISSING!” i SP ek ee -THELD OVER! * EXCLUSIVE * FIRST SHOWING NOTE—ONCE IN A GREAT WHILE IT IS OUR PLEASURE TO BRING TO YOU TWO SUCH OUTSTANDING FEATURES AS THESE! ASK ANYONE WHO HAS BEEN FORTUNATE ENOUGH TO HAVE SEEN THEM, THEIR OPINION. “Come Next Spring” has that "Quiet Man” z/ng/ HERBERT J. YATES presents ann SHERIDAN steve COCHRAN Come next Spring TRUCOLOR oe Consolidated Film industries BRERA «SHERRY HACKSON « RCRARD EYER Dixie Hwy. (US-10) 1 Bik. Nerth of Telegraph Rd. FE $-4500 THE STORY OF A FIGHTING PRIEST -_ POPPPP PPP PPP PPPP PPP PPPS ~—worrweeFef+£8T TT 'gT"T tt." Terre ree Veer VTTYTTeVwwwvewvwwwwwwywvvvwwyr. Swern Valen Lake and Haggerty Roads ij COMMERCE’ DRIVE-IN EM 3-0661) BOX OFFICE OPEN 7 P.M. LOOK FOR THE BIG SCREEN Big Playgrounds for the Kiddies Come Early & Dine in Our Outdoor Patio TONIGHT, WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY ' cae ee Da it + " 7 wil AND “CRY VENGANCE” —STARTS WEDNESDAY ATTACKED HorRtTo: HELL DANE fe CLARK MATHEWS - MORRIS % pm ALUIED ARTISTS rectum 4 Men Against a! FA The Arctic [S=SS «me w TeCHMCOLOR SHQunenUneseeneeeSeeneeeeunpenenns iiilinniinuncieni eens et ws _ 7 RE a ¥ -'Issued During Pa >= f4 _ |. total well above May's total of ' $710,402 for 189 permits. 1 worn \ ; ; ; wv © $701,000 permit to. Pontiae Mo-| ital 200 pomsslt to Bi apartments, one 12-unit and the Residential garage permits (31) nearness to state ee ieee The move is to to the first of the year after a THE PONTIAC PRESS. TUESDAY, JULY. 10, 1956 gis) DONALD BUCK er ee = * 2 qe aT rey eT a. f we | Jeg now mouse )\" "Bors. 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OUT OUR WAY r , TIME TO GIT UP THIS 4 ’ WILL ALLERS CHARGE “TREE, NOT THREAD /x i : YOU WHEN YOU PULL > MY WAY UP! is ig : "EM OUT O' TH MUD! he a PAG BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES Mw : \. a wo & & © ew we ee ey ess ey , | DALYD, ROW DID .| BOO RAPPEW (—— YO GDESS JHERE ARE A | WECK, I 2039 JELLY SOST BEANS W_ |\| GUESSED, THAT JAR? TRAT'S ‘ is , ALL} oe \. te ‘ a ' \ Vf \ — ae aa a YN YAS Po ed —S as * x \ \ i ,- i, - i = = - LIFE’S stakes MINUTE ra er a A fog WR Pot OF MORTY MEEKLE =~ SUXIE DUGAN By McEvoy and Strieber [503 : ~~ —— 41 Sn cs with HER = 4 Ao NT WOMAR, I'D | ani fy ‘he BE ON EVERY yin G lS. Ag V. PANEL SHOW y il A Uy, A Ali ) i Gy ; i — ‘4 | ee g u ) 4 ee / GRANDMA : : | HERE I GO T’ TH’ PARTY, «BY WEARIN' AN APRON =DO IT YOURSELF by /Dagrckyaws” EXPECTIN' T' HAVE A } [JUST EXACTLY LIKE MINE // . eA ‘ DANDY TIME /’ an + _ re) eh. a 0. ae * wid Pe a te eel aaaaiiiimeniias Oh, dear! Now he’ll be mad for the rest of the day again — “Rover! . . » Give that steak back to the man at once!” § i i itl = lj Hl is 2 ~ | : i i fF ee i E # a z i q iy B23 Eosihtits cEETEE se * =33 be fled this afternoon The market start, turned mixed right before the announcement, rose slightly on again. ’ There was a brief pickup in trad- ing volume on the rise then turn- same range as before, There was a liberal scattering of small losers, few exceptions gained 23: tpt 5 Ss2 oe 7 : EGGS DETROIT, 10 (AP)—Begs, f.0d. Detroit, cists. ncludeds dedarsi-siate 51-53, weight- tes—Grede A jumbo 51-53 a) re-state his intention to seek a sec- ond term. - Most steelg were ahead frac- average 53; la 46: 40, 4, Se. amall 30, wid avg 30. wtd ony H | 4%. Grade B, 40. rnae C, large 32-33, wid ave 33, : d ave 30%. 3 Hrs ennhe? readily and on bp on 4 —-y end “jube sibes ei are very short. Over-all trade ts very ob, lars 41-49, wid ove 41%. ests ite A jumbo 4; Iarge 44-/0L after yesterday's retreat while the) ircraft Ale" eg, eves 108 : evvee 4. voll} his 4444 ? stocks New York Stocks (Late Morning Quotations) ‘Tel & Tel Crk Coal... 32. » 0 i > 3 > i ~~ - ** ** ms: : 33 eg vy ™; whites | + 16-6 : 1 : . >>> gees ted 444 >>> > ‘ > Se ij gp “ee nee ene 44414 be pe erssse zt 2 eganeieeees usaersiey eo 2 bp pete g Heke. wae Mew Lee eke 8: ss us * TOCK : )—~Livestoek: ‘ket not estab: Slaughter Weights 15.50; cull =| 3.00-5.00. of ° . * City Resident Fined ect! James Calvin, 29, of 300 Fisher) crea Costs of $5 for driving with @ re- pleaded cutters 12.00-13.50; moderately steer walves 18.00. moatly low choice 318 : good feeding 7.50; load medium feeding steers a Salable sheep 2,000; spring lam so ee ee, wee oe ears c earlings 16.75; part deck atliey and orn ewes Ave:, was fined $10 and paid court voked license Monday, He if ; i i Noon Tues ... ‘ pelt prev. day : (1953 hh | 1056 lone guilty to the charge when ar- Gem Proxy | raigned before Birmingham Justice, John C. Emery jr. $= b444444444 EES3 2° Ese VO hie Se S082 eve Faeee i Le : or was up a bit.at the! the news and then backed away; ° = 300Pct. Profit yee ights; Joseph L, De- Auburn Heights; rocher of Bloomfield Township; Russell T. Knoblauch, of Orton-| - ville, James T, Waller of Holly; | Earl G. Harrelson Jr. of Oxford, and Jack-L. Cowart of Farmington. The new Marines are currently undergoing recruit training at the Deal Hinges on OK From U.S. for Wolfson to Sell Out WASHINGTON @® — Financier; Louis E, Wolfson stands to make an estimated 320 per cent profit if Larry D, Rochelle, of 87 Summit Ave., and Lawrence D, of T191 First Ave., were dents who hoined the Pontiac pla- toon, _ Gary R. Wyatt, of 435 Lowell St., and David L. Jones, 43 Crawford, Congress approves gale of Wash- ington’s Capital Transit Co. for 13% million dollars. New York financier R. Roy Chalk and Morris Fox, a Washing- if about. $5,300,000 through di-| <2 Et g some 31 per cent of CTC’s , which would make their sale price about four 3 2 s Ff ijt a 5 9 i 2 z S i guntsnezecssSseesusstesesasssss BES as rs =] = paeyeee Z e EE eft BREE o7 zees 28 z ee ri SrBSexs 23? es $:253% if z s < 3 9 4 ge eayeny aE: 3 M28. statssaee wesensss.sesese onal - . 8 eee Underwd . a Tm Cerbide .. tm ae, S4aveawr 4 Hue eee ewe Wl eee eee SSss2ss58 a Basssesssssess223 2x8 siss a 4 236s swe e-d nis = :? Pad a bi Int Shoe..... Int Silver..... . SEs STOCK AVERAGES P NEw YORK, July 10—Complied by the ssocia { %® 18 1s 60 i . Indust Rails Util Stocks |Net change ..... 7. +. #1 +2 ss on Week ago ....045 Month a@@ ...04- oor Sxegecss SSBSoss 3 Se ous ee 2 iC. J. Nephier Co.) Pigures after decimal points we etehths Allen Riec tp. ery n +. & Equip. - Baldwin Raveer Oe. 9] ~ a a mer . , . 4 Gt. Lakes Ol] & Chem.* Howell Elect. Mtr.* . . Prod. a od Lad — Pa ss = ~~ GuSe eees Waaeesaeew «3 Removing Boat Fastenings Bring Fines to 2 Men Pleading guilty to temoving the fastening of a boat, ‘Maryland Endorses 8 riers to go éverseas, * @ ‘boat valued at $65 today. nate CTC's franchise as of AUG. This action came during a Pan-American Line WASHINGTON (INS) — Mary- land’s two senators appealed to the Civil Aeronautics Board today to certify Pan American World Airways as a third carrier on the New York to Miami air route. * * ® A major part of their argument national Airport as its terminal point for Washington and Bailti- more passengers. They also cited safety by use of less congested facilities and savings in federal subsidies as arguments for PAA's case. Three other, airlines—Northeast, Delta and Braniff—are seeking the lright-to compete with National and +) Eastern Air Lines on the heavily-| traveled East Coast route. “\/FAVORS DELTA . Six ‘factory condition with possible 4, was based on the fact that PAA) 4| proposes to use Friendship Inter- 3 Hospitalized in 4-Car Crash Others Released: Following: Pile Up on Telegraph Three persons were still con- fined to St. Joseph Mercy Hos- pital today recovering from injuries treated and released at the hoe | pital following the accident. Agnes “Fekety, -23, and Ruth, King, 14, both of Detroit, were re- ported in “fairly good” condition at the hospital this morning, They suffered head lacerations. Joan Savage, 15, of Detroit, is in satis- head injury and abrasions of the treated by the hospital for lacera- tions of the lower lip, right knee z ri ba, 15, also of Detroit, was re- i Cleveland, Ohio, left foot ‘cuts; Lorinda’ Adams, 14, of Detroit,| left temple cuts. . Thirteen-month- old Marvin Sable, Jr., of Detroit! was shaken up in the accident, — Township officers said the inci-' dent was a chain collision. The | other drivers included Marvin Sa- Gilman, 59; of Detroit, and Ernest Morris, 36..0f Bloomfield Town-| Investigators said the Sable and. |Gilman vehicles were stopped wait-, ing for Morris to make a turn) ‘when the Lawrence car struck. Sable from behind causing the. Pontiac Police Capture Vicious Boxer Dog A vicious boxer dog was cap- tured by Pontiac Police and placed in an animal shelter last night after kitling’ another dog and at- tacking a person in a yard at 77 \E, Yale St. Two police officers dispatched to the scene were forced to shoot to scare off the dog when it attempted expected to run through Friday. A CAB spokesman said the deci- sion should not be expected for two or three months, In his recommendations after public hearings, CAB examiner Thomas Wrenn favored Delta as a third carrier to increase serv- ice at points along the way from Boston to Miami. . Sen. John M. Butler (R-Md) pointed out to the board that the | East Coast not only is the heaviest ithat 20 per cent of the traffic is international and must change car- e Butler said PAA is the only one of the applicants which could pro-| vide service to Europe and Latin America. Deputies Probe Theft Final arguments opened today) before the five-man board and are traveled route in the world but! tice Court yesterday. Floyd L. to attack them, ‘Table Model TV Stolen From Residence A table model television set and ‘Portable antenna valued at $199.95 were taken from a city home some- time during the morning of July 5, Pontiac Police learned today. Andy Guyton, of 63 Clovese St., reported the loss. He told police |his dwelling had apparently been. entered by punching a hole in the, ‘kitchen window screen and un-) ‘locking the door. | Pays $80 in Fine, Costs Reckless driving cost a Pontiac man $80 in fine and costs in Jus- Quertermous, 22, ‘of 22 Augusta ‘GM Opposes ‘O'Mahoney Bill | | Now Obsolete: _in Face of Revised Code McClure, city. resi- ‘voluntarily eliminated or minim-, ized, either by contract or policy, lany right or suffered in a four-car accident on |the , Telegraph Road, Bloomfield Town- iship, Saturday. Six others were ‘dealer group as beneficial or im-: portant to it," Hufstader concluded. Dulem- St., was sentenced to 30 days in the ble Sr., 22, of Detroit, Gilmore 1 jail sentences totaling 120 days) chain of rear-end collisions. | Propopa of Dealer Contracts “The legislation is unnecessary | “'and sindéesirable,” Vice’ President General Motors today officially | _lopposed the O'Mahoney Bill now, before Congress: ae ory “A good reputation ;is like the cypress: once cut, it never puts forth leat again.” —ltalian Proverb A GM distribution staff, told a special subcommittee of the House Judic- iary Committee. Hufstader said a recent survey of selling agreement’ offers dealers: one and five year agreements or agreements of indefinite term can- | cellable by the dealer without! cause on 30 day notice or by GM on' 90 day notice, . | * * , “At no time has General Motors’ privilege enjoyed , by dealer and regarded by the lodge Calendar To all members.of Pontiac Aerie, A Memo to Investors Would you like to get information about o certain stock#-A mutual fund? Or a group of stocks? You are invited to call on us for current information or quotations. No obligation, of course. We will also be glad to help you plan a sound investment program suited to your needs or objectives, There's no charge for this servite either. © — — Your inquiries ore welcome—by phone, by letter, * or in person. WATLING, LERCHEN & CO. Members New York Stock Exchonge end Other leading Exchanges PONTIAC: 716 Pontiac State Bank Bidg.—FEderal 4-2895 DETROIT: 3rd Floor Ford Building—WOodward 2-5525 1916 © Party Years of Serying Michigan Investors © ©1956 cs regular meeting 8 p. m. Aerie home, 289 W. neeenere _ ~ Adv. News in Brief Robert L. Reyff, 42, of 47 Hazel Oakland County Jail Monday after pleading guilty to drunk driving. He was arraigned before, Justice Elmer C. Dieterle, of West Bloom- field Township, Pleading guilty to drunk driving and driving with a revoked license, Frederick C. Fink, 22, of Roches- ter, was sentenced to two 60-day terms in Oakland County Jail yesterday by Avon Township Jus- tice Luther C. Green, Two traffic violations resulted for a Plymouth man . Willard W. McAllister, 39, was committed after pleading guilty to reckless driving and driving with- out a license at an arraignment before Justice Allen C. Ingle, of Farmington Township. Tf your friend’s im jail and needs ‘bail, Ph. PE 5-9424 or MA-5-4031. —Adv. Business Notes ‘Max Broock Inc., has been chosen ito serve as a panel member for a discussion of sales methods at the annual state convention of the Michigan Real Estate Assn. in September, officials said yester- jay. i MREA President Stewart Butts. says that Ranke was one of eight panel on the basis of distinguished ‘service to the profession. D. H. Pritt, local representative of the Lincoln National Life In- surance Co., will be among dis- “i [BM offers unusual Rudolph Ranke, of Birmingha m’s real estate salesmen chosen for the || cussion leaders during the insur-|)//L— ance firm's three-day sales meet- == Cee eae 1 EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES v ee Senn — Consult Us for First Hand Information in Stock and Bonds We maintain a direct line to a member of all Principal exchanges with ‘up-to-the-minute quotation service available at all times. C. J. Nephler Co. ing in Hot Springs, Va., next week, The meeting will be attended by 200 of the company’s top sales rep- resentatives, according to a Lin- coln spokesman, Pritt is associated with the Frank Antrobus insur-| ance agency of Pontiac. . 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For cal EM 3-833 be EARN MONEY Now tween 9 and lek bh = At WITH A LEADER. Be. rol SPY AP IIE ve Prka to Rett ee Trucks to Rent) cansren ve soaras) MAHAN Business fties .......+-81| GISDEBAGED WOMAN FOR OEN- fale Lend soveeveses G8) opal © grocery store. 5| You must be over 25, own @ J Momey to LOOM on. .cccceeveeees B3! . wk ag . _ work. of ea : gery. ! ! Mortgage Loans © .....000........64) | $878 —_ SS will- weet "ot Pontiac. interview, fe} TRE El ~ : MEncuANDIBE Beatie uted. ta we ae sade Bogue Magen sits |LorO,, CARE, TOR, EOUT| | nmaury co. meavrons Be 8s TEESE MARRIED MAN TO C. SCHUETT, Realtor | "gomestic work or barrsiting. BY | pp Tompson 4004 Trailers and Tractors Co-operativ 5 Mothing A . week. eee ‘ rs > Sale Rousshotd Goods ".:.:---:.-$t| yoeon farm. Ne enudrn | 7400 Ee) hland Rd. | Siar ‘pesmnes Day WORE.| Business Services 13 Pontiac Farm and —| weg. Household Goods 27 101s w. alentine Gifts ...... ciitsssses 88] 5. Biv. . leaning, and extra good troning. | ~~~ ial T C wExt Xmas Gifts <...... TEI go] and Dequinder. rene: PE 92-4444 ALL MAKES OF Fountamx pews} Industrial Tractor Co. Teeeeeeee iG MAN, AGE 4 GOOD TYPIST DESIRES TYPING trained men 7 LAROEST cameramen sit Fours nates cca) eo ah hn peta exoerinoge ore | az | gore st home, Lema, Gone, pat | Stvour store, Grneral Punting‘ | Open Daily including Sundar Tuenture borers Cost ‘waiting. | WILL BUY OR LIST YOUR LAKE Sale Remmens Guess prone g ferred. Rowe sow varie Per LAUNDRY WORKER a} Dermouth Rd. Clarkston. RFD/| Office ok sas we FE 40461 rae: a : : "bite pasers oy Office Equipme.t °..2.......63| expenses. ential. ul- | “operation of autom tL. —renee_St_ Phone FE 30). | VET WITH 2 TON STAKE TRU: WANTED TO BUY; (ALL TYPES ; 1 Sale, Sporting’ Opods ..2-22=22.(8|@FODENTS’ AND equip, Steady, vr, round Jo” ust | HOUSECLEANING BY DAY #1.%/ APPLIANCE SERVICE | _wanty hauling. FE ¢-s000. of furniture $823 Sand, avel & Dirt oss ese evens 08 je summer sales work. FE | have own trans. or live on prem-| &n hour plus carfare, experienc We service makes of sutom Painting & Decorating 20 FURNITURE NEEDED R. F. McKINNEY Wood, Coal & Fuel 20100200008 cates Ho’ am. and eve:| ses, Por apot, call BM 34942 be- | PE 40818 seen ee washers ating home, or ead rots, Qet the | sarees aan On WOMAN FOR GOOD | nights. Apply Pontiac Pr tt. Bor! fypes appliances hor's. | ast custom DE DECORATING. WALL WALL a4 Bus 4 outright or LISTINGS WA : . Dina pply PONTIAC DRIVE-IN | Watkins route We se tagctts. | Ro A Bu. , PICKUP aie Sorat dee re tod REMOVAT. wi, |/_merce. Sele_ Phone OR 2am. } pA Pg yd | wy a o. es é buyers waiting THEATER after 1 p.m. MUST| Steady vear ‘round No lavolts imonTnGs FE 5-96 and trimming Get our bid, FE A-i CUSTOM PAINTING. PAPER cet US Sor es BOCs) us keener en 1 __BE_21_OR OVER. Apply_in_ person 150 Perry MIDDLE AGED pant eartes 27188, saellerdien mes rE Lo remov pe ee o_o Piel od Bt. 1849 EF. Auburn Rd. SALESMAN hore work. Must ‘ive in, PE | APPLIANCA REPAIR, WASHING | <1 PAINTING INTERIOR & EX | Wed, Miscellaneous 28|_. Oger B. Henry, Ine. Live oar WANTED REAL ESTATE aetan APHING TPIS. BEC. Pe estes Electric $02 N Johnson. terior SA sont aise be cash. | pean pect ses ob HOM nochoster — 0121 Baie Farm Produce .......... 18| y en mecheniendy wetined. Car easertnc EP arte Mii | Mretarial service | : SAT PAINTING. az : Se. | s ACRES TO CLEAR FOR CORD | Ae cae Tete Seepaient ...--.-- aa) 8. distine! advantage Apply 1064 | train PRACTICAL NURSE Swaine. “REACH CLEANING : +8366 wood PE 40137 0 HoOrice Auction Sales ...... seseceeeeeee TT] Sy Gotten wetween 10:30 and 12:00 CRAWFORD Ls) Med. send sseere Thompes »_ FE oO ; |ice CREAM CHAIRS WITH DOG HOUSES AUTOMOTIVE WANTED: EXP TV TECHNICIAN agency RRVIARLE i YR LD GIRL EM 0 ea ewes Pree est. 200 @ 1s DECORATING. | "Tan pack. Mare $204 "| BUNGALOWS Must BOTs Eeteoance Stefenekl | ga w. Huron FE «1500 | wishes light, pouseneere aitress, | BLOOMFIELD WALL CLEARED “AST SIDE STOP! LOOK! ANYTHING Rent Tae ee a Yo YOUNG MEN BETWEEN Eves,_MY vi oe in. | vicinity of Lake Orion. MY ¥ 31187 | Pree est, No tion FE 21631 P “\ ITIN ‘0. . Wid, to buy small bulidings to Can jn 24 hours tor your equity. Auto Accessories .2.....00.220.80/ "22 ang. 30 to work ax grill man | TOUT pO nome than large |WASHING. TRONINOS AND) CEMENT WORK gota A tod ‘barns MB Sutton, ‘Phone 1G] to train for sscistant manages ond wages, some salary. Must take | _stretehing curtains. PE 4-0807 EN: Oarage flecks, driveways. dese | Sebig, wierlen & y eaterior paint | ie oe Edw. > i Stout. Realtor cg pera oR game ambitious, Contact a it Tes ponatbility during the 487. | WANTED ee eR eT. ments, patios, cheap labor. MY | _ats service, PE 84286 see. |W BUY GOOD URED |, ., Open Eves. Tih 030 . er between p.m WASHINGS AND IRONINGS DONE, 2.9708 WOMEN le am ALL COR CHINE. REASON. page " 8 wer Pan Soack 8 Tele- Employment Age Agencies 8A | WASHINGS hel. Very good, work: DRY WALL BY MACHINE FREE | washing and peinting. Work guar. ASL oy, oa CASH. FOR 3 ee Os ee een 8 an a nea jon oF Lion | 2" " 5 Teiceled ae ee eee ee colltaion. GR AEBNER'’ S WOMAN WANTS JOR OF LIGHT ee FE fied | tater PAINTING — t for rennel FE So Citent. wants modern aire A Raitt nap ' Dees reemncen ae Sa ee een ee er Egos] cheats Wak arse: |panmmie cmnee- Lome, ROY KNAUF. Realtor | uae. ____recame For Sale Cars |... ........... #1 WANTED: | . WOMEN — OULD CIEE DAY i . : ee “| ¥OUR OLD JUNK RF W. Huron OA 83339 FE FI va 3 Titertrock ‘Farme, aiT0 W. 10 PONTIAC wort in Reatiac, good references/ or OR 3-2000. He ee sewiak pee free_of_ shores. UE : Inang a WA Rent Apts. Unfurnished ase wers | Mile, Novi. GReenleaf 4-6733. ELECTRIC MOTOR SERVICE RE-| ofating. 25 yrs. experience. FE round shanna a Building Service 12 |“ oniring & rewinding 218 E. Pike.) _ $0625.” _|__ Wanted to Rent 29 = wade DUNSTAN'S FLOWERS A, ANTED te sett JOBS FOR wren eon | BS Tee ae Deena re zat aadnveer yee W._Hyton FE _28901| 28errience not necessary. We will ND A-l REMODELING. FREE ‘ESTI- . i re JNTERIOR DECORATING, 1 On ? 1 On ? FURNISHED OME IN OA 3760 / | tiene’ empiore™ seoetie.| = MEN A mate, EM SH sag |_ SEWER CLEANING | fr, tqumates. reesonebie’ |" seins of loomfiet mile Funeral Directors 4) Titsiteatiod ines benefits. prof | Wduick service, OAKland ¢-2448. | Sinke—Sunday_Serviee._PE ¢:2012- . 7 OR 1 BDRM HOUSE, RENT. Fe Dinan po-ive Pe stnbnet-ook nee Bitalfeaton cylingas, benefits, prot. WOMEN ee LOOR BANDING |POR LAWN MOWING SERVICE ~— or rent with option to buy, OR se AEE CTE ree) ONS y NATION § LARGEST EM- LAYING. FINISHING QUALITY | _call_PE A. Painting 2 ares —bUsINESAMAN cores es eat , S R ebuel k rec PLOYMEN SERVICE, 7 MICHI-. c. BUD Brit PE 8-2050 HEATING SERVICE Inside and out. PE 5-190, FE) family, desires bedrm. we are re specialists fn trading. We co: 7 ears, MoeDUC 0. OFFICES A AND OVER 1000 “1 CEMENT WORK Gas, off burners and furnaces| 8-1069. All work . home in des ranie location to be Putation the Sion Plane = Waterford Twp WANTED: JANITOR, MIDDLE N_BAGIN AY SOLE: PERMANENT ae vow AN OVD “MONROE cleaned ang serviced All mates | PAINTING AND | JECORA pvatlable ‘around “duly 18, Must Feats Se a WANTED: JA . | i . 7 bath have basement near e! call hns| & ed only. i rson. Au- GIRLS FE 46866 aoe vee EUAN ACES {Wayne Heating Co. or rob. Pree yah ihe hour mentary school. ic. care se “Toot ‘cligued the |? one aon oO | burn Hotel m__AY®.] pecePTIONIST for lobby.... 8225 E HEATING SERVICE. FURNA Call FE 32-1006. sured FE oe HONE of trading your Real| “DESIONED FOR FUNERALS™| AYE, Bar, afer 7 om Gross |RECEDrONgr yup S39 | LATIF, G SANDING © Fal.| work, eavestroughing sew. snd SAiRTRG =, PAPERMANGING. |LET US UEARE TENT TEN: | incomes,” business opportunities | med . a dae land. * ECEPTIONIST Thane sand 273 inc Hardwood Fioor Service ergy ay hy. service | TUPPER "__OR_3-061 ANTS | WAITING. ADAMS REAL | end Northern resorts “for Thoughtfuy Service _FE_ 2-608) miful Bervice FE 2600) Minin machine Ser atte CEKERPER ache... $80) ” A&B TRENCHING Bivd. PE 66013. Lester Maniey.| PAINTING AND DECORATING | 4.3903. V Oo hees Siple sahara Livernols. kr Mote ONE-GIRL-OFFICE. Wechd $27 Are potings, Water tne fet te cAwn i ssyume ™ RESPONSIBLE FAMILY Wa NTs neg OPES 8 SON REA Tone teat O T ain Co. re URE CLERK WN MOWERS HARD OR POW. FAINTING —ARD— DECORATING. , t rent or leate Mies a »! ne | ALL KINDS OF CEMENT WORK. red. Air | * 4) room home in vicinity White or | W Vacant 1 Aug. ARIETY GIRL. or all washing §=6W : ‘ . G, ELL & SON DROOM FUNERAL HOME | Help Wanted Female 7|"Mhonmins =... 430] gE RIM eas sat, ay sean coker? | gored Br tena. PE ea, i re Sing SO” Ma Soe |? Peon nD Ambulance evieg Plane or Mote: SECRETARY trainee (| $278 | GRICE. PLOcmners: Novjob too | Phone HANGING AND ‘jae Pree on FE 26764. ’ ae FE 20378 ASSISTANT FOR DENTAL , OFFICE NG, jsce. ‘opt. large “Residential and egmemer. | MATICH "TREE. SERVICE AND cating. Seocenee ee e's | Tie, LISTINGS WANTED. d refrig —DIGNIFIED SERVICES ~ Position wneludes train- pS 5 A Ng bond Guaranteed work. “Ph PE | _femoval. PE $3063, estima net J Poa te Tree: | Unf. or furn. house by re- a eae Pwrie Pontiar Press BOOKKEEPER, clo POURED CONCRETE BASE- oenere LR BY oi fig Wie Fests Fs Oot nous. a’ ee i anIcE BIO, ce CREST Wonk MENT WORK | ment. Free estimates. OR 2-718. Painting: & Wall I Washing pable 3 ouple & adult son. om met n FoR TOUR om GEN. OFF? eee aces PLUMBING, HEATING SERVICE | __Pree_estimates ) PROPE B Cemétery Lots 5) par, 4s ebm ens | Pepar™ ne eee CEMENT & BLOCK | Sivtancthy chared Furnace Tot ide or 3 mile area from| SMALL BQU RAPALA LARA PP ke, 3 to 6 p.m. TYPIST. 6° LY re VETS a electrically red. Purnace vacu- *Physio-Therapy -—T side or : ' CEMETERY LOTS KLAND [DEPENDABLE PERSON | FOR | TYPIST, ‘ereees OY PE 6.0702 P ‘t -| Pontiac. 6 mos. rent in ; : filly "Memorial Gardens. FE large BOW, Tanch nome. gort. |TYPIsT NM W/P OM. SEWER? AND BRICK WORK, censed Master Plumber. PE sweDISH MASSAGE & THERAPY!) | 4. PE 26848. ancuseile R. Middleton 44301 oe i eT Ra S. 4 FARY /to mfg. exec ew oe aaier bynes 8-3647. TC SPE ae. technique. 72 Elm) acvance, : " . 28308. : RE y e WANTED TO RENT, 16 TO 30 FT. my |r: SECRETARY, po, aaetuant ponds. barbecue” pits, patio re-| Myers, OR 3-145 specianmas a 7 levision Servic 22 Wrectraiier ge Ry Bh ; EARS MUCH AB: MEN EO eee | raw tee CRE P| enn | Cll PE 2-028 Rent Apts. Furnished 33 Box REPLIES ad to $1 te per week. Work oniy TRAINEE Food "pases new ear §-8313. : price B = Ao ie Mc RAVER’S RADIO &@ TV _eee - Ne parit | eS : > | TREE TRIMMING AND REMOv. | COPEN! 1 LARGE ROOM, KITCHENETTE At 10 a.m. Today there demon, no canve sine. Sef beese [IRATE cttice mer |... pe, GET IT QUICK, “iggh et, totimaten Phone FE) renal, Oe Giese, Hiatt serv. Share Living Quarters 30)! 14 a att ‘Suen replies Press em 7 RET EE sone anatting $308 ta eeifi REMOV. DAY On NIGHT Ty SERVICE. MOTHER AND DAUGHTER WILL! [or acts. 9 feck, | 3 ROOMS stfice in - Tatonteg aren, one. ee aaee & geme EreRing exp a | through Classified Ads! “ae ass ouhnanas VP Ae Fe Sy, | Day Bo cs ma 5-8300 share home with 2 working girls. | °e%® Apt ._ Paddock. . Maid 'S— it is — di z WIDOW NEEDS HELPING HAND. boxes: , * Lhe a ee GRAFBNER'S Pontiac | veg whatever it is — dial Vaw TREE SERVICE — SPRAY. | EXPERT SERV ALL W NEEDS HELPING HAND . 313 Pontiac Bank Bld atm, Mogauitees, &) makes nerviee calls : igs ie: Person 45 to 65. abare expenses. . 10, 16, 18, 19, 23, 25, 28, J) jn Birmingnem. Oe pe F a ; trove mning ® eed a levision home. _EM_3-$662. SHORT-CUT TO 38, 83, 85, 87, 89, 95. Knowedae of | Phone FE S277 FE 28181 for an ad>| gotima FE L SHARE MYHOME WH) CASH. (Classified Ads! oe ing, $00 Ret. “Thursday SS |e GRAEBNER 8 ROYAL OA ou Ty PPAR ARY | couple or 2 girls. Near | CASH ; Classifie s! : y . ’ ? x . Close r 4 4°" te huadey off HINOTO 4 5Q) ARE BLDO. | writer’ and get it! - Well at eae repair. OR >-2i06. © Tv. U1 6. PAREE ST. i. - FE 28181, : ! rae ; ‘ L' a f \ \ ¢ REAL NICE LARGE 3 ROOMS and deth location right downtown. Close to ev everything Edw. M. Stout, Realtor 77 MN. Saginaw Street Ph. FE 5-#165 ROCHESTER VICINITY. 3 LARGE 2, a, Meneees te +0078. Rent Lake Cottages 36A } ROOM AND BOARD FOR ELDER- #64 Auburn HURON w WOTET. cl CLEAN, | \ SLICE OF HAM } e PONTIAC PRESS, ‘TYESDAY, J ULY 10, 1956 shee Sale Houses 43) ROOM | AND (8c Boant FOR, PEN: SOM AND Bi cRD A ai "lon. quiet. A hot water. ain sess. Convalescent Homes 38A CELLENT CARE Tike $128. 5-4267 \PPROVED, NEW MOD- |. Contied” eoas pa ean Hotel Rooms 39 HOTEL AUBURIN on rei ord room Tapertments Cooking and re sein| Be “HOTEL ROOSEVELT Rooms $12.50 Petes $17.50 ap, avy MOD- or week. 45 |. 23-8266. By West Hur Huron St. Rent Office Space 41 Air Conditioned Office Available im Capitol Savings |& . Reasonable reat. Phove PE 40561. DOWNTOWN PONT [AC ad in 100 Five joining rooms per . dow fn all roome, Eepocially suit- cies $150 per month_3 to responsible tenant. lease to 2 D. chase effing om gf Yow corners. per responsible tenant. tine’s busiest month to Phone FE 2-5213 Bost Wear Locanion eco. Ten MAP PACTLITIES MI_6-2170 OFFICES TO RENT UPSTAIRS =| Sts Uae eta, ah Sa For Rent Miscellaneous 42 -. ONE WAY COAST TO COAST HERE LEAVE Meigs. Owner will be ot bows all day Sunday. ee ggg JULY ss. To 3, A. 48 near F Wenesies on By week, . Midwest month or season ‘BY OWNER, 7 ads to sell, rent, large 3.rm. & see se REAL’ TY ~|727_Baldwin. $750 DOWN furnished, session. ARNOLD FE 5.5783 oes ee GEO. Aes "Realtor oD, 3 | SEDAN: Home 1 'J BEDROOM “BRICK RANCH, OTL hest, gas water heater large lot, Park 922 Commented, Be down. Take over GI payments. Immediate possession, Open m tm pons ; La aped, LA ‘s INC. 42386 Dixie Hway. Drayton Plains iake and club se privileger, New oi) furnace 2: car County Behool” bu near door, ease 'Y 32769. OWNER. PIONE=R HioH- Tones, brick-dry basement, 3 bed- rma —— large tropical ree, down _mrust be inspe inspected to lated. 21' Tinden Rd. BEAUTIFUL VIEW—-3 BEDROOM HOME. On iarge lot. Fruit trees. pe az garage. Pin down LADD'S Drayton ionth. 4206 Dixie Hway, OOM HOUSE ALL on 1 floor By v9 Michaels. Good condition For quick one. be at $8,950 with 3-0414 or evenings coll oF 23-5219. FE 41400. WiLt OFFFR #0 300 © burban 00 POCHESTFR ew home for $20,000 if sold Taos July 27. $8000 down, OLive | OrTAwa DR. BRICK 2 BEDRMS. and den, carpeted. loads of stor. ere anece, paneled ree room. wt tached 2? car garage. FE 2-7206. NEED A_ FINANCE- FIXER? Order Classified find a job. FE 28181 is the ant Ad number! city. $2,250 Balance oi - a0 | . bedrooms, good become “LOVELAND a8 Coes es Fi wet Harbor NOTHING down pay- shh Builder BRICK $10,975 CEDAR R SHAKE t $9,975 cellent” place for $9950, Rea- sonable te $500 DN. WEST as dee 4 nice rms Bull ihe up peted. livia room dining ing room kitchen extras. Price reduced iis $00, Takes $4,100 down and $100 month E%| NICHOLIE & HARGER CO. 3_W, HURON PE 5-843 1100S PT. i _ enouras On 2 wears liviog bath, A piemt > Ready for Soeeeeting. iy Bitte with $1,500 Dn. La tendeseped lot, 2 bedrms., possible 3 ms room, dining room with lovely. kitchen, base- ge. te ™ Tearage. ‘810,090 av Modern 8 foom farm home. 4 bedrms., on large wooded lot, 2 car garage Lake priv. $16,000 Term KE LOTS sincere dare on Bogie Lk x also lota on Union, Cedar Island, Long and Carrol Lks. As low a8 $2,500. Easy Terms. T. G. Trocke . REALTOR 1648 Union Lake Rd. EM 3-467) Sylvan Lake Village Gam Warwick has several new ranch homes 3 rooms, th and stove oven. and metal cabinets; makes @ Kichen to “eanire Construc features are tops, best grade fir flumber, face brick, aluminum window and screens, I plas. ter, Resp tte Amble gas heat. Re led open 8 Cedars ti on Chel. tingham (fed © Or call for” apo GAYLORD NEW HOME $1087 DOWN ~— Two Pia esate voces. COMPLETELY FURNISHED — Two peereom home. jot 100x300, built in 1954. Total price, §7200— terms. Call PE 40684 WEST SIDE ONE STORY — 3 bedroom home os * rooms, dry basement 7 neat. This is a eee today, $13,000 with terms. BRICK | ig maa A - Close to schools, & bus. of- po at a- 00d Marts, "ion" for quick ot city e this today LAKE FRONT $8000 — Built fn od omnes furntshed, "cal THREE LOTS. 2 BEDROOM HOME — Completely farptsbed with lake vileges enclosed f porch, pow terms. Call MY 32-2821. 19 ACRES — Neat. clean, cory t®o bedroom home, chicken house, sheds end good tillable 10 acres Will sell _to a dependable party at only $8500 and terms. LAWRENCE WwW GAYLORD Rewer | &t Uiariite Benvien Resitor 1011 W. Huron &t. Open - For Sale Houses 43 ___ For FIV E ACRES 7 R Hilte FE 56181 o-8 262 8. oarmene rid WIXOM oriek a gp ayrs “old small nome. Large ri “ —y oak eating Jes, ace pos- "31% ACRES lake. eal ME gat nen got near yet bear ROBELL REAL ESTATE . MA 41562 “TEMPLETON WILLIAMS LAKE 000 K. L Te empleton, Realtor Orehard ] Lake Rd. FE 4-4563 ____After 8. “call OR 2.1708 MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE GATEWAYS to. HAPPINESS YOU'LL LIKE THIS type home. ‘oak pow pe ol rE res Johnson’ paneled | OTTAWA HILts home, beautiful condition inside ani out, spacious cmt room ~ fireplace, mod- 7K 2 bedrooms and DORRIS & BON REALTORS 182 W. Huron FE 4-1557 - PNedroomss pits Taree WATKINS Two aoa en the ‘ake. An op- to obtain « lake front me and have the rem from one , help per, oi both. Main house consis’ A, ten large rooms, six m home completely modern now renting for five hun- dred ‘dollars season. AN e@x- ceptional buv at $21,500 with $3500 $750 DOWN Four and « half room home, with privileges on Watkins “ake. Mod ern in detail ‘deal sum- mer home at would be com- cee ve ms, year round. Full price Humphries) © REALTOR FE 2-0474 +’ 83 .N. Teil van ving S MULTIPLE List Open LISTING SERVICE Partridge 18 THE “BIRD” TO SEE $1,000 DOWN included. this today! WEST SIDE, $8,950 A lot of hy ¢ for = mon: oy is what is oberes in * is epactons 3 bedroom, west ‘ie 6 rms. and bath s}so so ineteses livine room with fireplace, dinin kitehen, a ak fer at ay en snes on easy Move in ai WARD E. PARTRIDGE REALTOR FE 4-3581 1050 W. HURON Open Hive. 7 to 8. LK. FRONT $24,500 Only $930 Down, oe sitet be ola meatal. ‘ OPEN EVES, & SUNDAYS 5 rooms. floors, ttle bath, 3 bedrooms, basement. storms near screens school, Lot T6x327. $1,900. LONG LAKE FRONT ft. living roo: dormitory on floor Safe sand * beach. Sea wall. Lovely shaded $14,500, terms to please. LAKE FRONT INCOME MART REALTY \ W. Huroa cer 8 ROOM HOME KNUDSEN Bloomfield Practically new face brick ultra- - modern home vin 6 rooms. 1', baths, screened breezeway C , Car garage. Nicely landscaped lot | Seminole Brick Colonial with 4 bedrooms and 1% baths. Modern kitchen, large living room with fireplace, and ‘doo rear screened porch. Both of the abo hom gladly shown by appailanent, had WM. H. KNUDSEN REALTOR $19 Pontiac State Bank Bidg, Phone 4-4516 EAST SUBURBAN Modern 6 3 Full price oni $7.950. $1,000 down. me ’ J. A. Taylor in Oakland Ave INSURANCE Open Eves. — Free Parking AUBURN HEIGHTS Brand new iets on cozy and cute 4 room and bath with utility. Large 60 x 190 welliandseaped and fenced lot Only $1,250 down and quick possession, $2.500 CASH Good-sized 4 room home on east side of town on N.. Astor Si eeds bath installed. Really a bargain. ‘ R. D. RILEY, BROKER 500 Elizabeth Lake Rd. FE 41157 BU D ell mterior stu Mr. Bro L. H. BROWN, Realtor 1362 W. Huron FE 2-4810 BROWN Brand n Starter Eee ‘ith, fall basement’ Laundry 5 5 auto-. atic’ hot water, kitch sink and full 3 pe bath. “Exterior all completed." Well uilt -home. fate ay Piiviteges and only 4% miles dding. “Ask for neaz ved street priced a’ $5950 land PRICE — Clean as a pin. Two On oer e vith , wane", om ont “~ ‘quiee La ;, — fh ston” By e. Quick Gide. &S rm. Basement . Enclosed district DOWN — Lake: front. Cory home. Carre elagsed 8 the “frrnitture Hort. Son" Seeco RANCH BUNGALOW — 9 levely hedrooms. Lerve Hving rm. re. fireplace Two complete ir, hesement. tonstru Abort Reres, Naveed street “Pare fe ~e ” built ne real ‘ Iving I. i. BROWN, Realtor 1962 24019 MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE ae EFFICIENT porn ag Be ge ny | ‘. on homes Weed fleets. yg . aoe large aod VA ee infor: lot near ance Mache - 06.080 1 terms, SERVICE Jet 2 fee pe © of 2 FESS aft ay ‘T: S5"sm| fees $670 Dn. | REESE car cnet to school : bus, $10,250-— Terms. “RANCHMASTER” wi — 3 bedroom . - home on shady lot, only 4% block LST LEE GAMO | srr" stating ot tow 1a Benne Beat Only Santee down. Pearl Develogment Co, ae te es ROCHESTER a. COUNTRY. ESTATE ret DAILY rm - Colonial P.M. oa bar setfneed seed. Sect $1,250 DOWN lor the larger family, con- model home toda ats ‘rim trenince: | $.lnyes,Foomé“Srine reom wih bay oe 1 a im, built cupboards, bath, utility ever the spacious lawns. Water bog of 4 qeve: acne S| eeu * ity Driv rive out M50 to Duck Lk. Rd. room and maid 8, sign. Fis ahs tantant J: “C. HAYDEN, Realtor fall baths onthe second (ee WOM oui ~~ nda ar he ; of ine home. Basement. De- Higa nergemetan 4 pat, IL Fin ciecreais der Sens Approximately 1% acres of : fens ane p . Home $250 Down... coenpietety, ee . Only a wes you —ehere can you - trip te Detroit and sur- es 4 y. at mont? Has ‘a bath, located of the city in a very neighborhood on at the place for the sitigle person or couple. . $950 Down . And this 4 bedroom home, Edw. M. Stout, Realtor TT ON, Sogeaee PE 65-8165 Oven Sunday 12 toe 4 BRICK RANCH ul bedroom | 5! bom: at- , tached 1% car garage. Electric pat Ras oa Si buy a ed fireplec = sean inum =e end privib as Prive ste take privileges on & iv sereens, lot 90x180 ft. nicely land-|- ang this home te only 1 vear eet wh oid. Cah for _ further infor- H. Newingham, "Broker mation today 381_ 8. Marshall “BS | Two Acres. 7 you want sbrivae 2 VETERANS | Si Zc3 eecltt ONLY choise ‘neighborhood Plenty fede gore hraee near $300 gad fruit trees A real deal ad only at new DOWN GILES REALTY CO. oa Ww. Huron FE 5-6175 f , ; Open 9 to ® PLUS MORPGAGE COSTS 3 Bedroom ANNETT Homes _ OFFERS CHECK THESE | |, Close, FEATURES _| Income, Close in Oak Beare. Birch doors, tiled bath 20 ft. living rm., auto. heat. 50 ft. lots, city sewer and water Close to everything - Payments — + $53.92 per Mo. PLUS TAXES AND INSURANCE MODEL OPEN DAILY & SUNDAY ace. Excellent condition. includes all fur- nishings exe #pt owner's apartment. $18,000, . $5,000 Ottawa Hills Good location on the west a Gab 8 935 4 i 3s E decorated. sso wit, cash o Pt cuca CLARKSTON © 3. ierer only, sie’ dowe—ne 7 ROOM A x 43142. FEET AGE on vate fed pond tuck ¢ miles north of - Gharki - good A. BA = soon. swim- Just down, PAUL KERN ap 1% NN, inaw 8t., , PE wher, FE $-1170, LAKEFRONT EL IZABETH LAKE . Pull and nicely t, windows auto. washer included in this of- ring. Priced at $18,500 LAKE PRIVILEGES sarovine ree en Oe home ideally located c - and Cedar Lakes with privileges on ‘ou can suburban living at its best at secluded retreat. price only $6, , $1, . WM. A. REALTOR 3007 W. Huron Open Evenings "til 9 aoe “* ADAMS ROAD 2 well-located lots, ne = i f. each on Ra. of uburn Ave. each or $1,300 “K.G. HEMPSTEAD 29 deep. Community lot ke i. $11,000. ours Walton Bub.. 1252148. $1,000. $300 down. ae Drayton Wood Several Bullding ches. Sites’ te Gatee. Roy Annett Inc. REAL’ E. Huren.. PEderal 8-0466 Open Evenings and Sunday 1-4 LY ic ‘A -~A few left! 1002150. As low as $150: ee these excellent homesites to- LADD’S INC. OR 31201 or_FE y., Dray- OR 6-0201, 4286 Dixie H’ ton Plains biied a On T. rane oe a ee sail “a? 3% ACRES © lots ~ $100 down, west of Pontiac. Also located BUILD NOW tn our well restricted Waterford Estim: HERBERT C DAVIS (925 Pontise Lake Rd. FE $431 Brownel Realty, Pueral 30831, blocks ci et Perry et information. pn he at boris ft. e180 — AT BEAUTIFUL WHIPPLE LAKE| RAY O'NEIL, Realtor with onty a few other let ioe hi, Take lots with over ooo ft. | 2628. Teleeraph Rd. Open o# pg RS cosperats Seal rls Seeage Fi Teng Site Fis. ACREAGE —MAartele 606, gg QLIRenAl THERMO ome BY OWNER | 3 acres... ce 1,000 Cranberry Lk. ft. on MS@ beau- | 10 acres ... «vow $400 Der acre pg ae oe Must be seen to be appreciated. 9960 Rd. Eves. MY alae a = 53% W. Huron win .400 a , * Clarkston. ¥ terms COMPLEFELY PORN Swan. | 52 TE 0 FOR 8A : | Ber abicmmet st ais | Ree aaeaet po, -| sem. BAe 4 Sag, Bs) Sage a eS ‘PT. WATER FRONT ON LAKE ~~ SUB-DIVIDE Commeas, nee. Priv. ati can be s kK. G. HEMPSTEAD 103 E. PE 48204. ares PE 5-0610 IDEAL MOTEL SITE 7 acres. One half p= of Mee frontage. 91,700 = HOME LAKE FRONT i Lots as low as $2.36 good. restric- *** CRAWFORD AGENCY 53% W. Huron FE 4-1549 Eves, MY %1143 LAKE PROPERTY Level lot, 40120 off Caas- — Rd. in niee resi- area. Lane rivi- #10 MELROSE. Drive out N. Per, sida ef Renting. 3 bedrova tenes oo Elisabeth Leke, PO Montcalm baths, fireplace. “Dreaktant brs ast iva. exo re rieht nook. Oil heat, 2 a Leslie R. Middleton Hy i iain Tot avaiian BROKER 71-0086 Castell Realty see. Sool T SUMNER GOMAOE 5 . : lerge Tooms, paotere, Paneled 95 Oakland * pg 5-459, Colonial Home . | iv. tm. fireplace. PE 2.0654 and This spacious home. Built; let us show” ‘you through. 4653 BUILD in 1941, has center ent rance. Sashabaw om ; room LAKE PRIVILEGE LOTS Will bulld 2 or 3 dedroom shel! Kak meee room, 10/| yerine Lake CF My per cent dn. home on your lot, No down pay- Xitchen, and to eak aie mo. Owher MA 4-226 ment. FE 5-5078. on first Moor. 3 bedrooms, Otter- “Dea Lakes Compact Scomveabig| SRNR ee) at es th s stairwa: ei ee e. ree: Cea. SNe Ente ctie’| Reems sects wet asks bi sce z pete aan Better i os $18,500. Terms. — Lakes" He ere’ oe = ywooortunity — WFOR CRAWFO Huntington Woods Carl W. BIRD, Realtor 834 W, Hu FE 4-154 s, 3 rooms over $03 Community Nat'l Bank Bidg. es MY 31143 Stosed sereened | poreh ang FE 44211 Eves. PF 5-1392 DRAYTON. BY OWNER. 2 BED- vatory r. ; room, full bath, kitchen, utility pedrooms s. & bath up. WILLIAMS LAKE Alu- be 4 ie heat, Located across from Tile floors, 96,950, $1 golt course. Only $21,000, FE 5-2864, We build on vour lot 40x22./ c+), “3 vat oom shel house, Cost you Silver Lake Area $4,370, $119 down, $46 mo. 16 Custom . built 1953 brick other plans available. See our ranch home, 63 x 27. 6 we. roon including paneled Ri 122, SP lichen fo "RED HORSE CORP. with eating e, ¥ athe. Cass Eliz. . attached 2-car garage. Beau- FE 2-9179 tiful landsea) lot. 1 x Ew Includes. carpet deapes. : ne s y a bedroom ms, Ol oF gee heat ae aeres, Reacona washer, e moves you Balance’ so $50 ; oom. MOD- at $23,500, 5 Bedroom Brick ” Taree oa and dining Seminole Hills rooms full bagenent, as es neat. 3 Coser woll-be om name Spe cious $ ‘eras feree. condition. Center by room and d each feature NORTE END—INCOME a fireplace ™ $ rooms and bath down. 2 rooms remodeled for $50 and bath w Renta month. % jets, “ tar garage a A ary a ee erren e oor. ecren! Terme cen ve . room, of] heat, attached 2? IVAN W ear garage. 30 days posses- sion. $35,000, terms. Roy Annett Inc. RE 2% FE. Huron ALTORS seral 1 8-0466 , Oven Evenings and Sunday 1-4 f Res. FE 56-2564 bv Oe & Sun. S aenvice - Garage storage yes ® before someone else grabs @ vi it ewer ~¥ “only $210, per acre, Edw. M. Stout, Realtor TLN, Saginaw St FE 65-8165 For Sale Farms 48 93 Acres Ta Pontiac Township. With year- round stream This man really wants to sell Let's get together Leslie R. Tripp, Realtor 22 W. Lawrence 8t. Evenings FE 54-8161 or 5-0338 1? ACRES, 60 TILLA Mnesity Ortonville. FOR FARMS AND ACREAG Cajl_Rutledge OR 3-1111. FE 4-0003 FARMS OF ALL KINDS, PRICED OAKLAND COUNTY 120 acres and machinery Lan tifully remeseies room hom . Pull Sanepent oi! heat. tena house too] shed by app’t, only. 15 ACRES Located on corner of blacktop road miles east of Lapeer aa py ernn 7 oa od sell, per oe sos FLOYD KENT, Realtor : a Ww. Lawrese Ph FE 56-6105 10. ACRI ES ven Next to sumers Power fein Wal 1 building [are see WEST OF PONTIAC ¢ ON CARROLL RIDGEWAY REAL sere paws _. Pad eeres tan Suen 975 Baidwin Ave. e° (i * Property Well ae eptie tank | Sale Business Property 49 preved right, terms. Morgan Real- | ~~~ fun la _ _UNtversity Sata, 1 eSro tual £3681. EXCELLENT LOCATION FOR For Sale Lots 46) Pour Pratl wry ee our’ PPB LN LBL LPP Da building, a spot CORNER LOT AT Wazeins, PON- tlac Estates. FE #3443 DRAYTON WOODS — LARGE ft. lot dn Denby rive 81 ‘ase. ty ACRE—2 miles past od ae. ‘Ideal let. for hom ant garden % ft. frontage po | over deep. $850 with easy terms, FLOYD KENT, Realtor FE 58-6105 24 W. Lawmece 6&t. Next we Banana Power s, eke. Rest Lease eval bie’ Ask for Warren Stout. Edw. Ti NN. Saginaw Street M. Stout, Realtor PE 6-868 THE ANSWER TO) YOUR PROBLEM: Want Ads! To sell, rent, hire, it's FE 28181. Lake Oakiand. Merrie Oaks Sub. | , 9600 each. wooded land. 2. industrial, he WRIGHT s 4 re M3 ace. ow HY THE PONTIAC PRESS, TUESDAY, J ULY 10, 1056 | CARNIVAL _Je Dich yes | “Our great hope ia. Cyuien ‘Gace Commissar! _ Got idea to enter him after his third escape over fence of Motel Site _ MS9 WEST OF PONTIAC canine Boek "between 3 eress HOLMESBARTRAM f wrt a . Realtor Fe Suan khan te OF Et labor camp!” Sale Business Property 49 eine oven a1 4 OSMUN, EXCELLENT ‘A. LoTs Restaurant dented’ wert fat ogg tren _ sxe} Ciroux-Franks SATE WIDE Seal Mnete Sree fi D. CHARLES. REALTOR. in. | Business Opportunities 51 . Tat For fast selling se > tem. No aes + a . New procrem ftem - ates openines tional Ineome at onee, ‘Car, refer- $2,700.00 one be ventory renin red 3 BUY 0685. } DODGE-PLY MOUTH DEALERSHIP A most outstanding bey at $42.- 500 which includes a large cement block uiding coved fond frontage etait Pag pra R. D. RILEY, BROKER $00 Elizabeth Lake Rd. FE 41157 “LETS TALK BUSINESS” WHOLESALE EGGS = TWO STALL | Le ca PERVICE STATION For lease by Good and ir PE 8-2771 be- Pe oe ond $2 ‘ RESTA , "C HAYDEN, Realtor E. Walton Bivd. Open Eves & good o Honed ‘small town ag A Bag erate Vieng fur siemily, Same | house, Phone PE 2401 owner ince, prohibit emt; Money to Loan $125 per mo $6000 dn. handles. | (State Licensed 1 Lenders) WARD E. PARTRIDGE REALTOR FE 43581 OANS REAL FATATE & BUSINESSES OUT MICHIG WOW HURON | Dea F ‘es —"BY BY OW, 33 ae Fast rants, * yadove ervice os & Eee Te | turn on signature, car or iture, Loana made ‘ethout end woes yo Fh Seite EES celal op cates ts noes FINANCE 1% South Sermaw St Key Bid and Floo: Phone Pidersl 40555 GET CASH QUICKLY Up to $500 1948 t 1985 care ring title. Most deals closed in “Oakland Loan Company aE Scone LOANS +28 to Be af te $500 . Fr. nn © FRIENDLY SeRvt Be sure to wn ~~ ;e ’ Rome bilities of ee tnd. tg —e * pucks are i etuded 20,000. for s total, price of only © TERMS OF COURSE PRINTING SHOP MICHIGAN BUSINESS SALES CORPORATION JOHN A. LANDMESSER, BROKER i Park At Our 1973 8. a Door t # Need $500 With fast ,on payments to fit vour budget? Then you our pew visit poe ood are so 6conventent we wate ae -as your Soon Home & Auto eS es | "HOUSEHOLD. courteous service and | # ort vont con prival you. Or Seneaitgtion oom one Melt § F Loan Company)’ (te eeeed ete 53 Cash in 1-Trip! "esr 2 aS "BENEFICIAL | FINANCE CO. | YOU ARE Lucky * “ety SRT nm al ve te deal at ways pa: BUCKNER OFFICES ARE LOCATED: PONTIAC, tnd floor National Bidg. ct nega sgagacgpese ee alent to a, or 4563 Van north across from =21/829 to $500 “STA FINANCE CO. LOANS $600 TO 20. $1,500 "or ect, 33 | gar Pertana ae Ee 4N.« verry, Miregs +4 5; Hours: & Sewrday @ to 1 inner mattress and box springs, $180. EM >-0128. e "Mortgage Loans 54/5® es eteeeeeee eeeeeeeee 1 oaeee eee oe lectrie Need _prinds and NY Sie gen 5 es Seevetoen eters tebe ee beeeee aoe eeeeennene eee) O0esee WahOl,ccccccsaccs = se eke tee BURMEISTER Plaserbeerd. 222330 rr. eee eenee rio’ ana an ce fe 'sical’”* ones 4 wes rehe , TO SELL. ore TERMG #1112 KING BROS. ND SEE Us NOW ARE TRA N AND PE 41112 KING. BROS. YOUR I 4H. DEALER PONTIAC RD AT OPDYKE Auction Sale 77 EVERY SAT. P.M. rile 23-1521. “My stilts were made of green wood and they warped!" _For Sale | Tires | 80-A USED . a3 Pa UP. ie ca white walls. 8. Saginaw. PIRESTONE, GOOD- a 8. Black or white oral t be + ae pe cent off, aes WILLIAMS ___ #51_ 8. Saginaw at are Spates, all ayes) 3" and. up Ei, tt TIRE & TREADING CO. 41_N. Perry st we 6-0040 Auto Service sl * FLY BY AIRLINER . r time there! ~~ les San Franc ; WA LATE MODE? C BRING TITLE M EOE, ts sie. . SLEAN AND WaITING GLENN'S OTO 2848 Saginaw St WA NTED: USED ja ow had pay SALES CAI PE 4-797) DOLLAR or model. HURON “MTR. S ALES | W. Huron WE — NEED USED Cans. “AND ‘e® you trysts. Get our price befor * Nor th Chevrolet's “Sale Motor Scooters 82 ‘s) CcUl AN SCOOTER, pxet otter at ales * N LE bhi <4 Good cond. PE 3-0395 tween 2 & 4 or PE 81385 cartes. For Sale Motorcycles 83 FOR PARTS AND um Bastoe Davianon ee iariey deco Sale Ee amoncicie SALES. ; s Collision, 2015 Cass Lake Ra ‘Keege Harbor. FE 41762. Bili_ MeCain sod oooh ae Match. le Sealer Parts sales, service. - East . WANTED INDIAN 14 WITH 15° _ wheels and skirts for parts. Cau Walt — Olive 1-7012. Create life policy tre on all con- } tract purchases HUTCHINSON | ‘MOBILE HOMES 4301_Dixte Hwy. Drayton Plains, OR 3-1203 2980 8. Dort Hwy. Flint __ OXFORD Trailer Sales Generat coaches 10 ft. wide w keane? rooms, gal. Jalousle windows. | weler 1 “toa .Soaerts atest. basseny kitchen to 50 are really ianigs Seout this Vatest in mo bile homes new *Va-Ke-shun- Ette trave- ler and Holley Runabout are reg- ulars on our jot, we have several peattors we will sell on rental Parts and accessories. 35 trailers to pick from. MY 2-0721, M24 one mile.8 of Lake MODERN 23 FT. TRAVELITE _For quick sale FE 8-1455 Trailer , Exchange ANDERSON CHAMPION GREAT LAKES BEEMER 1 2 and 3 bedroom 16 to 41 ft. 10 ft. wide ovenente. a fi. nance as low as 15 per Gent dn. as eas Se as 6 yrs~72 months to pay rates Some used wallees, ike rent-no down pay- “BOTTLE GAS ACCESSORIES STORE 60 8. Telegraoh - FEE 2-3200 ____ Open _Eves @ Sun om ‘$8 ORE LAKES 45-FT. TAKE over payments See at Auburn Height railer Park, Lot 107 ral MOBILE HOME MOD- ern, All aluminum. $796. Call FE Muiscnitere POWER at corn planter. Heavy guty 3 see- tion rns tooth and section Will, sell below row all cost, 8161 Dixie Hwe MA sat FRAZER ROTO TIL NEW used. Parts and service pwnd strations Porta Spade Power Tillers. Sale, and rentals ween pervice Opdyke Pontiac FE 4-4380 AA BUYS AT LEE’S Riding garden tractors the ta- | thous ss aiaae iar boe ae, Wratter. Fame ‘40 Dod _ dum ee eves. MA e-a733 snarifios: = in'and see ‘em at W. F. Miller’s garden ad Lave a ene orth f ; Mie. Ra Birmi am | _ Phone Midwest SEE US.FOP NEW aND USED hay toots Stock tanks, sohn Deere ‘ idea Davis Machinery Phone. "GR? Ortonville | Bolenss & Wheel horse tractors, Several good used tractors. Also pow- er mowers. Evans Equip- | ment, 6507 Dixie Hwy. MA 53-7878, eCULLOCH CHAIN SAWS: DROP.'- | 122 Oakland Ave 1952 MFT SHULT. BED- rooms, fall bath. Cash or terms. 17%) Exmoor, FE 5-0198 aft, 5:30 94 #33 FY. ALL ALUMINUM Stewart Housetratler, complete with wcees. including an awning a it Dr, Lake Orion. Rent Trailer Space 79 ~ PPL LLL AL AB AL LP AL LO A AP LAP AL LLL GE | LAKE FRONT CHILDREN'S PLAY- | ground. Strictly modern and manent. Mobilhome Estates, Highland Ra e516 ‘Walk ~ ie vores $129 oF Rote ‘tank ot at Mio. T.F-~ river tillers, 20 wp. Citriton | chain saw, AOBURN Hats fs Pa. pa nl in town powers. at beat tio’s, clean, scenic. large lots, re- wn tEE'S, SALES & SER _toutheast Pontiac. PE: $6510." FORD COMB. LOADER - BACK Auto Accessories — ‘48 V8 MERCURY RACING MO- tor, New Fe iaae_ top and ac- cere TO GLASS SERVICE while you wait highest grade of) 1 'b. of coffee to a All work - guaranteed. | fobs honored Saturday Until 4 Auto Glass 5 customer. Insurance Hub FE 47066 _G60D ) PYDRAMATIC TF TRANSMIS. sion, $40, Also rear end. motor and one for ‘32 Nash Atabasee dor, MY 23-0802 — _80A house ape 'euanen mores ¢ @ rea), per- | TRAILER SPACE, ALL MODERN, | GIRL’Ss SCHWINN BIKE. PRAC- tieally new. 58 N. Anderson 6t. Boats & Accessories 85 8 PT. HYDRO-PLANE 14 MER- ood con- ‘ss TAL. J 12 VERI WAGE- otter se. re maker super 2 geod Ree consider 4s¢ Ld rat PONTIAC CHIEF tically new Evinrude 18 a A ‘A'S PINEST tor 3-2071 to 60’ | to 3 bedroom: 12 at ALUMINUM BOAT 15 HP SA TOGA . ‘| Evinrude engine and trailer 2900 TO 46, TO SELL er eOLVERRINE” Moro Also a ‘fine selection of recon- | 14 FT. RINE, MOTOR AND di modern mobije bomes,| _‘tatlers, $450. MA 53738. 22 ft. to 46 ft * and 2 bedrooms. 14 - FT het peroh aby I B a OXF Front and center Comp. _aceess. Call eves. FE “Sait. Reas. ee. cc rend ié FT BOaT TRAILER. i6 oa INBOARD UTILITY, © HP and trailer, $605. PE 4-4340_ | NEW 175" FIBERGLAS BOATS. 35° bow depths, ‘é° bea A bargain at Bargain on ‘ahem > boats 7600 Eliza beth Lake 1956 41 sleeps 6, floor 2-3071. 12 FOOT BOAT WITH MOTOR, trailer @ canvass cover. Incl. Oars, anchors. FE 4-5518. 17 FT, cas CRAFT INBOARD runabout, °% HP, like new, $1960. EM_3-2703 7257 _Locklin. i-PT. INBOARD it and trailer, tion, MY 2-3831- 4 beat. furn CHRIS CRAFT In good condi- BOAT AND MOTOR. rb. co MY_ 33-2766. OLVERINE = with 16" = Sohnson, HP Marine bay wheel, ‘etc. oars, locks anchor running iy and cover, 249 8. Telegraph. A er _5._Price $225. 1@ CHRIS CHAFT SPECIAL RACE _ boat, 120 HP. Bargain. FE _equipped. Reasonable. MY 3 TRUCKING NEW BOATS EVERY | week Large stoce to choose from at down-to-earth prices _Loomis, 10655 Dixie Hwy 55 WIZARD § SUPER 10: UTBOARD motor Used 8 ars 4% Commerce to Carroll Lake Rd Rt. to Os- bourne to 245 Havana li BARREL BARGE. built, 5240) Grand River 60 HP INBOARD MOTOR. READY | to go. $60. FE 4-2008 ALUMA-CRAFT BOAT PENNYAN BOATS ELLERS .. WELL FOR, R [RVICE AND We have several new out: board runabouts used as | demonstrators for sale at. a greatly reduced price. MARINE SALES & SERVICE TELEGRAPH | AVAILABLE POR DELIVERY PORTABLE GALV. STEEL DOCK MATERIA Boat LIPTS — WATER SKIS — ROPES ,— 3127_W Huron FE 4-7121 & 2-6122 EVINRUDE MOTORS Gator Boat Trallers—don't buy any | trailer until you see the Gator, Mayer's Fo vengrsoy Boats KEL Lys HARDWARE 3004 Auburn Arenue | avBona HEIGHTS FE 2-881) 17 on Ris CRAFT UTILITY. | aig TOW BOATS me tr FE 5-8782 peat QUALITY MARINE sUpruir: tees oe HARR +a rized wealer EVINRUDE. MOTORS Whirlwind boats Wolverine boats TUMMan canoes $85. 4921 1 ple Marine Margate. k tT eee EB? Harrington B Boat Works | 1880 S Telegraph Phone FE 2-8033 “JOHNSON OUTBOARD MOTORS Sales and Service starcraft & Lone- star boats eenee a! tle Dude trailere Everything for the at. OWENS MARINE SUPPLY 6 Orchard ke Ave 180 _Phone CANOE WITH | SAT MERCURY AND CHAMPION OUT- board motors ANDERSON HARDWARE CO. $50 Pa _ For Sale Tires ‘At, WALL L e0o. 670-15 year, new $16.08 plu tax, Ex- change, 009 8. w. FE 40087 * ‘ 2182 8. Telegraph FE_5-9942 For Sale Bicycles 84. isse SPEEDLINER RACING HULL, MY 3-373 Howard INLAND LAKE SALES) FT HOUSETRAILER, MY | CRANKSRAPT ORINDINO IN THE ' Big Lot in Birmingham che Bop. 13 Hood "flood. Phone UP TO 80 FOR JUNK & CHEAP ivons ears, FE 208 | dave or eves. . WMlere-OMatie fonoaari SHOP ‘IT "built, “exchanged and installed Then Bring It Here We pay top dollar for sharp cars. AVE ERILL’S THE HIGH DOLLAR For hi gh grade need them ‘Drive the it — pay vou weil. used cars, We ‘stra miles 4540 Dixie "HL J. VANWELT OR ¥135* WiL!. TAKE GOOD USED aoe. mobile ar down payment or down Real FE for Mr Clark Large selection. WE PAT she TOP DOLLAR FOR COMMUNITY M 803 N. OTORS Main, Rochester OPEN TIL 10 OLive Ag SHAR ‘if your car is end isd ae P CARS ONLY sharp bring car -_ paid for “BU D ‘SH ELTON MOTOR SALES Corner of Auburn & E Blvd. PE 46728 want SCRAP C/es . OR_}451) WTD: soe cans & & SCRAP service _Can | WANTED cars, any make any model. Top BACLEY PE 5-62i9 See = r USED = Y AUTO F PARTS: 176 | CASH FOR ANY aie ort Lite models, Econowy 22 Auburn ~See M&M Motor Sales |~ For top dollar.on tate mode! cars 2627 Disie H wy a Wanted U sed Trucks 89 wr. art party, particu ar st class shape H. P. Sutt PPPOE LOLA ALL OP TO BUY FROM PRIVATES % or ton pick-up Not | of age, but must be in mileage. For | Sale Trucks 90 BELL % TON UTILITY . Reasonable . PICK UP. Reece ruck, Running good price. 056 Myrtie, Hur. Gard. CHEV. ‘ L Very low pearance. oon —. Easy TON “mileage. New truck ap- our car or truck AC terms, See it -HASKINS CI IEVROLET 6751 Dixie Highway at MIS MAple 5-5071 DODGE DUMP TRUCE. ___Open_nites ‘t “til ® READY hoist, spare engine, $405. FE truck FORDOMATIC HALF Take over “payments, Call MY 2-3951. ALF TON Call after ' | { | | Be | 1951 IMMEDIATE | COSTELLO'S BOATS AOTORS, trallers, Lake Orion, MY }-3732. }.. 210 Orchard Laké Ave. 47 FORD PANEL GOOD CONDI- FE 2-2832 tion, 2- ‘54 FORD ten both indicators Rell Lake % TON, ‘S88 PORD 's have R & H and turn excelent trueks. diso } Gift Stamp: Orion Motor Bales uae at Clalarkston Rd. 17 5400 °, Me 1,-TON ood onone ad — Mercury MY 2-26 ~ STUDEBAKER, | for sale or wade. 151 W. Sheffield. FE “Wilson GMC New and Used Trucks 1947 BROCKLY TRAC- TOR. FULL AIR BRAKES CHEVROLET TRACTOR. VACU: UM BRAKES FORD TRACTOR, SHORT WHEEL BASE CHEVROLET SF- DAN DELIVERY 1951 CH sU TRUCKS OAKL EVROLET BURBAN ARE OUR BUSINESS AND AT CASS __PHONE FE 5-9485 ” For - Sale Cars ; 9 RRA AAA AAD D CENTRAL LINCOLN-MERCURY ‘30 CHEV. 2 FE 53-8425 DOOR, REASONABLE. |: Oliver Buick "SS Ford Fordomatic, -a new low price, |: -heater, $1595 Station Wagon. radio and. ideal for large family. 70 Cars to Choose From Oliver Buick i 3280. and steering, very clean. . oe | 310 Orchard Lake Ave. : Your Car Down a RON. s Oliver Buick $2295 $5 Buick Super Riviera hardtop, radio and heater, Dynaflow, power brakes SA LES 7 Cars to Choose From Oliver Buick “PE 2-0101 CHEV. | ‘56 Demos. 2DOOR SEDAN, 8 CYL.. Loe MILEAGE, $1,795 FULL PRICE V-8 2DOOR. POWER GLIDE *t OADED WITR EXTRAS. BEL AIR V8 HARD-TOP SEDA BEAUTIFUL BEIGE & COPPER STONE LOADED WITH EX- TRAS. PRICED 8B AIR ¥-8 4 DOOR SEDAN BEAUTIFUL TV IVORY AND TUR. UOISE FINISH LOADED EXTRAS. L NEW MANY MORE Tow TO. gecoss FROM $195 we HIGHEST TRADES . LOWEST TERMS ADVANTAGE OF OUR LOW TARP ERHEAD LOCATION ; oUR SERVICE. quarry, SATISFA SPECIALLY PRICED FOR SUMMER CLEARANCE DONT DELAY-ACT TODAY! HASKINS“ “Oakland County’s Fastest Growing Dealer” 6751 Dixie Highway at MIS Maple 8-807} Open Nites ‘til 9 National Motor Sales 4. NOTE Everybody's Credit Is Good Here motor, ww eyes. ment. 418 i.e. Beve “CY OWENS” YOUR FORD DEALER A-1 USED CARS OVER 80 REAL BUYS "CY" OWENS new SL CHEV. HARD —_ Real clean car, new white walls, automatic transm’ and heater. We trade. Sales, 68 Oakland Confidence # 39 USED CARS BRAID pense a If a BARGAIN Is What You Want Come Where a BARGAIN Is 5 one mM OUCHTEN. & SON ‘YOUR FRIENDLY OLDSMOBILE ’ GMC TRUCK DEALER OLive 1978? $28 N. MAIN, R ‘Ford convertible, 1950, ra- dio, heater. Take over small monthly payments. FE 5-9916 Oliver Buick $695 : “We will sell. you a Car, even if your credit has, been turned down else: where.” FOR AS LITTLE AS | $39.50 Dn. No co-signers | No furniture loans No finance companies No red tape ~ - Immediate Delivery We Hold Your Note - Buy Here, Pay Here NATIONAL MOTOR SALES | wt OS SAGINAW Oliver Buick $1595 | "35 Ford Fairlane 4 door sedan, radio and. heater, Fordomatic, low mileage. 70 Cara to Choose From Oliver Buick 210 Orchard Lake Ave. FE 2-0101 MS ss SH PE th Birmingham Clean Cars FROM Bob Frost, Inc. LINCOLN MERCURY AND | CONTINENTAL DEALER 850 S. WOODWARD | BIRMINGHAM JOrdan 6-393) JACK W. HAUPT PONTIAC SALES | | CLARKSTON | 1984 Starchief convertibie. soe cs Demonstrator. 56 Catalina coupe, joaded. Dem- , onstretor Low monthly payments | I dr Se sedan. ow pa pow ection used and ana ransportation specials as ‘iw “‘y. MAIN §T TLARKSTON | MAple shee, =— ‘MAple fia Oliver Buick | $895 33 Chevrolet 4 and heater, good rubber. MI 4-2200 mileage. A 4 dr., radio 2 tone paint, 70 Cats to Choose From Oliver Buick 210 Orchard Lake Ave. FE 2-010! GOOD CLEAN 1 OWNER, 1955 Dodge suburban station wagon. FE 3-7513. Whiz-Bang Bargains $86 Ford Victoria... ‘38 Buick Riviera - oe. ¢. oon ssoa ev 2 dr. $47, TRUCKS ‘82 Dodge pick-up saat 3s QMC Sub seats #@ ....... s Dodge CO! sar, Ford ton pick-up $8 Chev utility MANY MORE RIEMENSCHNEIDER DODGE-PLY MOUTH Mard to spell Easy wo dea) with Sagina 7 FE 2412) “ | 80 Ch ‘9 ton a 8 e281 FE 23-4101 ‘232 8. 52 Olds 4 dr., one owner, radio and heater, Hydra- matic, all black. 7 Cars to Choose From Oliver Buick 210 Orchard Lake Ave. WILL ACCEPT = pa car balance easy term: BILL SPENCE USED CARS 62 _Oakiand Ave PE 5-9297 (FORD CLUB COUPE. CALL FORD SV ERTIOLE. State Apt. 3 after 5:30 ’°56 DEMOS. 88 2 DRS. AND 6 DRS. § 8&8 2DRS. 4 DRS., & HARDTOPS| 8 4 DRS. AND HARDTOPS SPECIALLY PRICED FOR SUMMER CLEARANCE AS LOW AS JU YOUR CAR DOWN UP TO 36 MONTHS ON BALANCE HASKINS | CHEVROLET-OLDS “Oakland County’s Fastest Growing Dealer” 6751 Dixie Hiehway «t L415 MAple 5-5071 MERCURY 1955 MONTCLAIR | 7 hardtop Merco-Matic, WSW, R&H spotlight, safety belts, $2150, 889 Suffield, Birmingham 1952 PE 2-0161 | 18) Open Nites ‘til 9 DETROIT ALES 2 5 6. —— Judson = : "WORE. al SHAPE, “puss | ° * Pull - Peopigs, A Auto Be Sts eupe BUY WITH | CHEVROLET “Oakland County *s” Fastest Growing Dealer” 6751 san way at ~ ‘Bud Shelton OFFERS $1,698 $1,495 $1,205 $1146 $1,045 .§ 5 -, 9 645 . & 185 $ 695 ~» & 596 § -. 6 405 . $395 - 8 M5 . & 245 . & is s 16 Bud Shelton Motor Sales Cor. Auburn. & E Bivd, FE 46728 33 PACKARD eer DELUXE. : ‘power as 3.000 brakes, auto. eons oe “miles, will PaceanO PAE N. LOAB- kara, 2 door, loaded, sharp, Packard sedan, clean, $505. — Mazurek Motor Saies South Blvd. at Woodward. FE 49587 Oliver Buick $2195 c=) ed "83 Pac ‘33 |'56 Ford Victoria, radio & heater,. alj. the extras, very, very low mileage, whitewall tires. 7 Cars to Choose From Oliver Buick 210 Orchard Lake Ave. FE 2-9101 West Side Used Cars Det ve out “eve sy syecteos Rad . akes & mod these from. me est Side" Used Cars PE 4-2188 Manning 4560 Elizabeth Lake Rd. CONVERTIBLE... white top. Exc. a! cond. OPEN TIT. L9OPM. 70 FINE CARS. READY TO ROLL BRING YOUR TITLE Many no down payment specials OLIV BUICK 210 ORCHARD LK. AVE. FE 2.9101 ‘33. PLYMOUTH CLUB: COUPE. Ver 1 nice Low mileage. EM 1949 PORTIAC tires, $85 SEDAN. GooD ‘82 Sonia a XE, $545. FE Nash Rambler ITARDTOP $900 1952 Plymouth 2 Dr. | $445 LARRY JEROME ROCHESTER iy D DEALER OL 1 ve “FOR MORE THAN a, ARS A D PLACE LTIOUIDATION LOT a Down. Assume easy monthly ments. Howard's Used Cars, 7421 21 Highland Rd. (M50). EM 3-2234 “BRIGHT SPOT" ’56 Buick Century H’dtop *55 Olds Super 88 2 Dr. $5 Ford 2 Dr. SS Chevrolet 2 Dr. 71, 04 Buick 4 Dr. 54 Pontiac 2 Dr. on 54 Olds 4 Dr. 54 Chevrolet 4 Dr. 7°54 Cadillac 62 Sedan "53 Olds 98 4 Dr. ‘oe, *$3 Hudson 4 Dr. 52 Buick 4 Dr. "52 Chevrolet 4 Dr. "51 Cadillac 62 Seddn ~ 51 Pontiac 4 Dr. ; JEROME OLDS-CADILLAC Orchard Lake at Cass FE 8488 & # i SHARP %5 § lina. Fully STA eed. c > ge et CS wi 2-4763, after on . re ‘H PONTIAC CATALINA. 47,000 es car. Pan Reasonable. FE 4-1545 Tupper. ‘86 PONTIAC EXECUTIVE CARS UP TO $900 DISCOUN PONTIAC RETAIL qo 65 Mt. Clerens St. PE p71 _ARE YOUR CAR PAYMENTS TOO rdensome? Let us help you to adjust to some iess expensive el. Lake Orion Motor Sales me os Clark: Rd He FOR QUALITY BOAT, BRAND NEW CHRIS CRAFT 14 ft., steering wheel, throttle and shift. windshield, cushions, tarp, 15 HP silent outboard eruiser per- rmense. Will seli or take car International bulldozer, Diesel powered, 9 foot blade, good condition . . . See it today. 1956 Plymouth Station Wagons, 2 and 4 dr. mod- els. Some are demos. | Beautiful 1956 Plymouth Sav dr. V-8 push button drive, Ran WW. tires Special fury white paint. Light blue trim. M cial features. wn ent. Dealer's wife’s car | | ers Plymouth Cranbrook eth epe, It's nice One owner. 1952 Hudson Wasp, 4dr R&H. Beariy new tires, to drive Hydra, Ready 1952 Olds, 4dr, It's an 88. Hydra R&H, 2-tone good family car. 5 1946 Chevrolet *y-ton panel dette. | | | oe heavy duty axle Jow mile- CLARKSTON MOTOR SALES Chry sler-Plymouth 22-8. MAIN sr. CLA ON Open Evenings: Till 9 p.m. pay, | ‘THE PONTIAC PRESS, TUESDAY, JULY 10, 1956 | oe day’ rogre Bulgari Khrushchev wim, cen CRLW, (oon) ae ao) Waa, Gare) Wak, (ae) WFON, caw) al Ga refs B : “ron ecia | Uadge Become Party Boys levis er KLW. News Sporte Tiny’ Two-Way’ Radio, By EARL. WILSON : Bean howe McLeod Portable TV Will Help ee Bulganin end Mr. Khruschey ¢20—WiR, Dinner Date Convention Reporters The Russian leaders demonstrated thelr suavity and clever- z¥2, Bill | ness at the big July 4 lawn party at the American embassy. Exuw: Bad By CHARLES MERCER They scintillated in their ad libbing like Abbot and Costello BAR Beary 4. Tay NEW YORK @—While the 1958) or Olsen and Johnson, They extended themselfs to 140-8. Guest, Howse mony tay Ansa oo to every Tom, Dick and Harry. Saw Paige” ele re going to be the most thor-| ” I was standing alongside Wink G nines covered shows on earth by them and urged an Ameri- WPON, Record Room ame can friend of who 1:30_WIR, Guest; Auto Bostty the networks are loaded with speaks Russian, to ask Mr. eats ‘Heater ot engineering plans.| Khruschev if he was elbow- 8:00-—WJIR, Amos ‘n’ Andy Ma t a ses “No, veesky,” he boomed warned. * ’ Saxe hero ae ou CRLW. News Story “Tine” tieatidhcwrie 2 test purty your thoughts and watch happlly. SS So Sees © WAR Cuties W Clem 5 an spe ali pcs “And do you prefer that to Waa, Muste Hen ‘wae Boo’ Maxwell a Gul, use ‘ww Music Mell | The Transceiver is a pocket: ek ia heat on ray News, fone Denia | SaLw: a News, McKenzie way nO, Iu a : ' at - _ aie 9:00-—WIR, Jeep wok Fe. Pease Pan se win Phil we than the ‘walkietallie” and CAMPAIGN GEAR—Chet Huntley, anchor man. for NBC's tele- |Home, no,” he answered with Wws,, Detroit Symphony | Weon: Den kee Se “beer mug” models used in pre-| vision coverage of the August political conventions, shows special |® grin, lifting his glass high. CELW, Foo ee oe sg is -GELW. Bob and Ray" [vious convention coverage. The) equipment for the job. In his left hand is the Transceiver, a twoway | A New York professor of odoin Gampaign CRLW. Terrence O'Dell EE Eee bic 7 Gesonl oe a Seek te sins radio which will be used by reporters on the convention floor. In his |neurology approached timor- SEK Ratt Ro AMSA Rewk Sollee i taal BE Deland aac ty NBC reporters op the| Hight hand is a portable TV camera, powered by a pack on his back. Jously, hoping just to peer at BULGANIN & KHRUSHCHEV WJBK, Gentile, Binge WWI, Bob Maxwell ite incr Serenade sep ong See diane comsilal a aa OE? gu and ee ee ee Rene Transceiver ca pocket recorders vision receiver weighing , - ’ » 8 : you, then the new one-man gonturus and tie-clasp micro-|pounds and having eight - «inch vino du huns ch hanesticclieiiiaains ah uae -- Today's Television Pecserntatta ~ i ea; Fy Fy £ 3 3 gF g& 3 - ri 3 3 gERG E55 dibe me ef i z Poliician, Bocrybody May Be: Listeni AND STAY THERE! Shayne put his hands on her and turned her about. “Go in the kitctien. There's a latch on the inside. 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(To Be Continued) SAIL IAIN Tie) Sica 3% IOI ! EAL Bt eA NLA TAAL ai INIA ec a ML OLOT, [AST iS PrisietalNt FTA EXC IG Fi) As he said, along.’’ He swung abruptly on his heel to let Paulson enter. He made to attempt to conceal the bottle of sherry and the glass the girl had used. ” sald but “That's better. Keep it) that way and maybe we'll get) AIR CONDITIONER % TON “178% ELECTRO- MAR 158 Oakland 2-3781 | CHILLS — SPILLS — THRILLS With the TV STARS OF RACING Time Trials: 7 P.M. MODIFIED HARDTOP. RACING WEDNESDAY NIGHT First Race $:30 P. M. SUNDAY TWILIGHT RACING Time Trials: 5:30 P.M. First Race 7:00 P.M. PONTIAC M-59 SPEEDWAY 3 Miles West of Pontise Airport © REPAIR TELEVISION & RADIO ALL MAKES — Service Guaranteed! Work Done by Graduate Technician! 30 Years Service in Pontiac! 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