oF, ot 4 sre ; * 2 ‘ . ps | ¥ = % * ! —s » fs ‘ ( ‘ | bed PONTIAC, MICHIGAN, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1959—36 PAGES _ , \ PICKS PEACEFUL SPOT — If Russia’s lunar the moon area predicted for it, things should-be quite cozy, with = ae « ‘ > ‘ » Nixon Claims | They Failed 3 Other Times Made During Past 2 Weeks WASHINGTON (#—The AP Wirepheis| rocket landed in the Seas of Serenity and Tranquility possible resting places. A fog- horn might be handy, however, with the Sea of Vapors nearby. day. The fourth try this lke and Top Officials Map_ Nikita Strategy" Soviets failed three times in the past two weeks in at- tempts to hit the moon with a rocket, Vice President Richard M. Nixon said to- Nixon told newsmen early today in New York there still was no official proof that the Soviet rocket hit the moon Sunday as the Soviets announced. * * *& But American scientists did not question the success of the moon shoot. . Tiey congratulated the So- viets but discounted any mill- tary significance of the shoot. WASHINGTON — President Eisenhower and other top government officials today discussed all aspects of the historic talks Eisenhower will start tomorrow with Soviet Premier Nikita S. Khrushchev. . "The President conferred for 75 minutes at the White House with Secretary of State Uhristian A. Herter, Sec- retary of the Treasury Robert B. Anderson and Liewel- - —*lyn Thompson, U. S. am- bassador to the Soviet Union. Several other State Stricken apparently suc-} Department officials also sat in. Meeting about 24 hours in ad- atrival in Washington, the group|*"® Sources of his information on One said it would be easier for the Seviets to hit the moon than to hit New York. Nixon said he could not reveal thoroughly explored strategy for Pe three recent failures. - ‘DON’T GET HYSTERICAL’ os RUDY’S DEAD — “Rudolph” that preferred people to animals, and lived at the Victor Betts home near Clarkston is dead, This was revealed today by conservation officers at Lansing who administered an anesthetic to-the thé tame deer Pentiae Presa Phote animgl Sept. 1. This is an earlier picture of “Rudy” taken this spring when his friendly curi- osity of the photographer revealed his tame nature. Kremlin leader It was the first word from any ~ 4-the d Stites at 2 Am. (11 [recent moon shots, although thie time), the gov- jhad been speculation some space ormment pork effice in Mosvow | venture was likely. Nixon .added _ eee y- the new venture was “nothing to details of the flight were|get hysterical about.” * * * There was no immediate reac- tion from President Eisenhower. Later this morning Nixon said that Americans while being courteous and polite to Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev, Chilly Weather Here to Stay for Awhile Brisk fall weather will continue in thé Pontiac area, reports the U.S. Weather Bureau. Fair with little change in temperature is the prediction for tonight and tomor- row, The low tonight will be 48 de-| grees and the high tomorrow will be 74. Y. Rudy, the Tame Deer, Will Cavort No More “Rudolph,” the pet deer removed from the Clarkston area as a potential menace to children, is not frisking in the woods of northern Michigan. He never made it. Death came minutes after he was drugged here by Conservation Department officials, it was revealed today. Because of the complaints of irate citizens of the area, State Senator L. Harvey Lodge is investigating the death. 4 Historic Space Venture § Heralds Nikita’s Arrival MOSCOW (#-The Soviet Union today hoisted a spec- tacular backdrop for-Premier Nikita Khrushchev's visit to the United States with the announcement it has landed a historic rocket on the moon. Timed on the eve of the Soviet chief's trip, the an- nouncement by the Soviet press and radio said the 860+ pound capsule crashed into* the moon's surface at 2 minutes after midnight|) M De d Moscow time. en q That was 4:02 p.m. EST Sunday | — only one minute behind. Soviet. cata in Auto Crashes | The Soviets did not disclose | the exact time or site of the | rocket launching, but newsmen Livonia Resident Dies estimated that it took oft | in lyon Twp.; topeer time early Saturday, They reck. Y' . oned the capsule soared 236,160 COllision Fatal miles to the moon in about 35 Z hours, A Livonia man was killed in The rocket carried pennants an auto accident in Lyon Town- bearing the Soviet hammer-and- ship jate Sunday night and one sickle emblem and an inscription) “Union of Soviet Socialist Repub- . lies, September 1959."’ in Lapeer County Saturday. * .* * Dead are: Albert G. Kroetsch, Khrushchev said today he will 29, of 18376 Floral St., Livonia, present Eisenhower a duplicate of) and Ralph E. Van Brunt, 2, of the Soviet pennants which the Rus-| 4899 Columbiaville Rd., Columbia- sians say their lunar rocket land-| Ville. ‘man died in a twoecar collision: ed on the moon. The Soviet news agency Tass said special measures had been taken to make sure the pennants bearing the emblem remained in- tact despite the terrific impact of the moon. landing. Kroetsch was driving a motor. cycle east on the U.S. 16 Ex: | pressway when he collided with two cars af about 11:15 p.m. He was pronounced dead on arrival at Vann Hospital in Brighton. | j | The United States served notice et « ¢t Hoday that Russia's landing of a Atso riding on the motorcycle |flag on the moon does not give the | , 5 of 12128 learth satellite to the. Soviets, ne a Deueit on ~ ol 2" is ia prota polls preootes ito McPherson Hospital, in Howell j : — | with leg and head lany heavenly body can eel ~ ound , ‘the property of a nation here on! | Oakland ve and is in earth. . | Highway air condition, | : ’ i st The dramatic shot, sure to | |Toll in °5 . — ~~ give Khrushchev's visit a sharp | ocr ees said prestige boost, marked the first | 52 Kroetsch _ pulled time man has lobbed a missile | ce ¥ pr to pons ie through space to hiL.a celestial | st Year | driven by oy target. = | | te Date: 64] Sullivan, 31, of News of the flight was hailed on) walled Lake aia ~ both sides of the Iron Curtain as) o¢ Sullivan’s car. a major scientific achievement. . In Jodrell Bank, England, Prof.| CRASH ON M24 Alfred Lovell, in charge of the) Van Brunt was killed in a two- world’s biggest radio telescope,|car collision Saturday night on termed the moon rocket ‘a bril-|M24 in Mayfield Township, five miles north of Lapeer. liant. demonstration of the ad- vanced state of Russian technol-| peer County. sheriff's depu- ogy.” ties said the driver of the other car was Orla Chase dr., 23, of Grass Lake. He suffered head, chest and leg injuries in the mishap and was taken to Lapeer County General Hospital. Officers said that Chase appar- ently grove off his side of the road, swerved back on and crossed the center line into the path of Van Brunt's car. He was too. badly Evidence obtained by Western jini to be questioned at the hos- world instruments backs up Rus- pital, police said. sia’s announcement that the So. — * « & viet moon rocket actually hit the | meen, American space officials |) ind scene by Lapeer County sald joday in Washington, |Coroner Dr. William Heitsch. “We're satisfied,” said a spokes-|Chase is listed in fair condition (Continued on Page 2, Col. 4) ‘today. It was Jordeli Bank that fiashed first word that the Se- | viets had been successful in their | moon shot, American scientists congratulat- ed the Soviet Union on her feat and expressed hope information gleaned from the rocket would be shared with the world. Van Brunt was pronounced dead Courthouse Bids Okayed Start Building Monday - ‘Ground breaking. ceremonies for the long-awaited county courthouse have been set for next Monday aft- ernoon, after the Board of Supervisors today gave unanimous approval of new construction bids. At the same time, indifference marked supervisors’. acceptance of a social welfare investigation report which said “few inadequacies”+ = found in the opera-! > a : tion of 1 Mate’s Missile Fells tion of the county depart- Jet Near Jackson onemasah minutes has. been set aside. should speak out to him on maj- FRANK 8. LYNDALL That wilt be shortly alter the | °° “mtToversial issues. ond = ney aa eae " “Rudy,” ‘as he came to be known, was found as an in- . . ee chieftain ‘arrives, | Nixon, ——— the centennial) little cooler. jured fawn by Victor Betts, of 6310 Shappie Rd., a year : as patking prestige of Russia’s | session the American_ Dental The five day forecast is for tem- ¢ago. Nursed-back to health Seizur e Claims atent bullseye shoot to os chev’s visit to ‘ea aes States peratures to. average about five! Mice R | + Muecl mc his mowing-machine cu eee | een, which starts tomorrow. r= per fw ni sad yg te eo a we -_ injuries, the deer became a In response to questions, White| “Courtesy and politeness do not). tittle cooler Wednesday with lit-| WEDNESBURY, England |pet, and close companion aw 3 | ager House Press S James c,|and should not mean any hesitan- tle change Thursday and Friday) (UPI)—Brawny members of the of the four Betts youngsters Hagerty described today’s meeting|“Y ©" our part in keeping the rec-| hut warmer Saturday. Little or no| Samson Club, dedicated to * _|as a general type’of session “that(°Td straight where controversial precipitation is indicated, health, strength and the body |and their friends. Lyndall With Company |tne President and the people in|issues are concerned,” Nixon said.|" gt 1:15 the winds in downtown) beautiful, are on the run from | When the school bus came to * neludi the government have prior to the] zk «*- ¢ ; Pontiac registered 8 miles per) mice, “It's not funny,” club [take his young friends away each 35 Yeors, | ing 14 visit of apy foreign official.” Ignoring controversial comment |hour southwest. The Jowest record-| member Jeff Holyhead insisted. |day, Rudy would show his dis- at Pontiac Store Hagerty added that the discus-jin order to avoid unpleasantness temperature in downtown Pon-| “When you're lifting a heavy |dain for higher education with a f sion “included all aspects of the|Nixon said, is a grave mistakeltiac recorded preceding 8 a.m.| weight the very last thing you few = pa at a i Fenars - : . mi. nt i p running up your | himself at home in tts se. Cotninunity Yeager Frank S. Lym-| 7ESSINE OM, oot oa sree [where mien like Khrushchev arelwas 48, The reading at 2 p.ni. was — inning up held relating on the -esla- and dall, manager of the Sears, Roe- : — — a | Joking out the window, buck & Co. store, died ; Two weeks ago Conservation of a heart attack in his home at; ™® N Ww Y kk. H W. Co Department officials said they oodly cg Rd., Birmingham. He e . Or “ft ere “ e des me | would have to take ‘him away. > se ies | He was reaching the age. when oe fee 2 age | he might get mean and injure A retired Army colonel, Lyn- some of his small friends, they dall was born in St. Louis, Mo. said, He was graduated from the United One fed him a cigarette while States, Military Academy at West the other jabbed with a sedative- Point in 1924 and setved in the containing needle, One shot in the Pacific Theater Curing World flank and another in the neck, War 3 " brought Rudy stumbling toward: Tyndall was a former directo? | Betts, The animal fell at his feet, of the Retail Merchants Assn., and died then, but everyone Pontiac Boys’ Club and a former thought the drug had just taken president of Rotary | its tranquilizing @ffect. Cub. * *« * ; 0 Sears, Roebuck Cohservation’ men claim there: Fa age two nes lag - had been complaints about the ani- : mal, asking for its removal. Betts Sao Paulo, and Rio de Janciro,) Brazil says he has canvassed the area, 22% Land no re- ____ BUSY # DAys moved, much les# destroyed to announce that the stores dis- : posed of $1,000,000 worth of mer- The animal's death was discov- chandise on thé two opening days. jered. by Mrs, Grace Christie of — - 3621 Hatfield St., Waterford Town- Bg yh erlang = ship, who checked into the ani- world ed im the company’s chain stores throughout the country. (Comtiqned on Page 2, Col. 2) | ¥ ' = Px os a In Today's Press telephone that In Today's Press | (Continued on Page 2, Col. 2) Comics cLagriedenn essen tueys | Reminder . . . Just in Case 3 Ses ..... ae BERKLEY, Calif, (UPD—A Markets ........... evisetes aes ~ _. ) parking lot outside St. Mark's Prwoe opm wing wigghelat Cag fig s Episcopal “Church here - is ‘re- EN et Nea one ¥ } ’ r : . ‘ a served Yor ; : : “TV & Radic Programs: .... x6) Perrone ae a ee ine roe days but open to artyone.on other | Women’s Pages ....0..... 117 Gaon acta ad antnale diate Gane eee tour of thy Great White Way, and many other experiences planned | reads: “Lest ye forget, parking, \Pieeation Series ............ 21 vations, plane fare and the trouble of ac tickets to five top to the trip something to remember. \ ae ; 3 hours, 25 cents," Age om : —S = ; 2 t ay ocea yy” ‘ : ca : ~ ; . \ b 1 i “ f * 5 ‘ a ‘ aul as A \% s s ad : mar, a. ae as lke ‘ ~ ey % MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 14. 1950 Net of Security y The Day in Birmingham _ | Vandal Damage Placec ste sm ae 4 TWO aes af * Western Europe Says: 4 : TIVE, PONTIAC PRESS. ~ = "3 F Shot Only Slight Aid to Science & = in Thousands at Seah olm LONDON (UPI) — Experts in Western Europe ‘said today Rus- sia's rocket to the moon repre. sented a great propaganda triumph of limited scientific value. , * * * Leading figures in Asia, where the Communists have conquered two nations and partitioned one in the past 10 years and are now at- tacking two more, acknowledged the Soviet achievement with marked* coolness. Scientists in Britain were warm U.N. to Hear Nikita Friday ‘Awaits Clues to Russ Intentions in Cold War and India Situation UMITED NATIONS. N.Y. (AP) _./The UN. General Assembly convening Tuesday looks to -a speech by Nikita Khrushchev ] tem which enabled the recket to hit a buliseye only 2,160 miles! across at a fange of abgut 250,000 | Prof, A.C.B. Lovell, whose | “radio telescope” at . Jodrell Bank = reeeived the Rassian rocket{s signals up to the last Moment, hailed it asa ‘brilliant demonstration of the advanced state of Russian science and technology.” | Lovell expressed some curiosity labout the exact means used to iguide the rocket. ife said the sig-| inals convinced his staff that it did |not use late-firing retro-rockets of | e type carried by similar US. ispace probes rect the course of the missile in its ast stage of flight * * * “One can only assume that the Russians managed to guide the| rocket in the middle course. earlier | in its flight..." he said. “If it was guided in mid-course, this is something completely new. No one has even conceived of it as a pos- sibility in this sort of experiment.” He noted that satellites like} in their praise of (he guidance sys-|General Assembly session about These rockets cor-. the time the rocket hit. There was general agreement, however, that the rocket feat was a great boost for Soviet prop- aganda, coming as it did less than two days before Premier Nikita Khrushchev’s arrival in the Unit- ed States. - West German diplomats said the timing Was meant to be “just an- other full-blast propaganda effort” rather than the ogcasion for se- rious negotiation on East-West dif- ferences. ; wie * * indian Premier Jawaharlal Neh- ru, whose country’s borders are “ for Nikita’s Visit : WA:HINGTON (UPI)—Fedeval ‘lagents, trained military-teams and metropolitan police spread a huge threatened by the Communists, raised the question of Russia’s in tentions toward thé moon. “A great achievement < great news, no doubt,” Nehru said, “I hope the moon will sur- vive,” The Dalai Lama, god-king of Communiat-conquered Tibet, said the Russian achievement was “wonderful,” but added that ‘“‘it will be still more wonderful if that | knowledge were to be used for the benefit of human beings." for America’s “paddlewheel”’ are prob-| Communists in Europe were ju- \ HOW HIGH THE MOON? — protective network here today in the tightest security screen ever erected in the nation’s capital. x * The grim purpose was to protect Soviet Premier Nikita 8. Khrush- chev who arrives toi \orrow. He reported that vandals broke into the school and literally wrecked the school library and home economics ‘rooms, ‘Much of the damage to the home economics room was caused by water turned on in a sink and left to flood the room. * * * | The far-flung precautions for i|Khrushchev's safety reached from, the rooftops to the sewers. The, jmost elaborate traffic restrictions} ‘in te history of Washington were ordered. z The principal fear of the se- curity agents was that seme aggrieved refugee from the Iron Curtain or irrational crank night try to bring physical harm “to Khrushchev’ or create a mob scene to embarrass the Soviet leader and his host, Presideat | Elsenhower. Not so high anymore, according It appeared that rugs in the room were ruined by. the water. Food- stuffs, including flour and maca- roni, had been hurled all over. * * * In the library, paste and ink bottles had been smashed on ‘tables, file cards scattered and piles of music recofds dashed to the floor. Elsewhere in the school, the hands of a large wall clock had been bent out of shape, teachers’ mall and othe rpapers scattered and virtually anything loose thrown from the closets. * * * ‘The Birmingham Democratic ~ |Club will hold its first fall’ meet- jing tomorrow at 8 p.m. in the [Community House, according to lan announcement madé by Mrs. John H. MeVay, president, The public is invited to ditend | the general membership meeting she said, ~ x * ~*~ * the main topic of discussion, ' Omar Hansen Service for Omar Hansen, 66, of 523 E. Southlawn Rd., will be held at 9:30 a.m. .Wednesday at Our Lady Queen of Martyrs Catholic “Dollars for Democrats’? will be an indication whether it will be ably of more scientific value than|bilant about the Russian achieve: | a “cold war’ or “reconciliation” |the Russian rocket, even ‘though|ment, but in Asia even the Red sesblon they are less impressive as a reaction was mixed, |‘demonstration of extraordinarily! Other comments: Humanitarian Albert Séhweitzer The §&2-nation body, |_typell the moon has given ay the Soviet premier arrives in| Prof, Ma ; = now, : day the Soviet pren a In| Prof, Harrie Massey, chairman \ ae only. poetic dreams. I don't Washington for his 13-day visit to| of Britain's National Committee (°" . the United States, has on Its) on space Research, also praised ‘think humanity will become’ much Church. Burial will be in Holy Sepuchure Cemetery, Detroit. The rosary will be recited at 9 p.m, tomerrow at William Vasu Funeral-Home, Royal Oak, Mr. Hansen suffered a‘ heart at- tack while teaching at the Walsh Institute in Detroit Saturday. He to Russia. This is the path the Soviets say their rocket took to become the first man-made object to land on a heayenly body, The broken line circling the moon marks the spot, about 30,000 miles out, where the moon's gravity would begin to take effect. | Security agents have visited every hotel, store and office buiid- ing along the route that Khrush- ichev will take from Andrews Air ‘Force Base to Blair House. ‘SPECIAL SQUAD They have asked responsible of- ~ Two of the marauders evidently returned to the scene of their havoc later. They left a note on ‘one of the teacher's desks. It read: “We didn’t do it all, but two of us. came back to straighten things up. We're sorry. * meeting the @dvanced technology” * * Russian Rocket on Moon schedule a speeeh by Khrushthev Friday. * * * The prospective agenda of more than 70 subjecta includes an In- dian drive to seat Communist China, the Algerians’ fight for in- dependence from France, the fu- ture of a million Palestine Arab refugees and questions of nuclear and conventional disarmament, SET TO ELECT ; The body is set to elect Victor Andres Belaunde, 77, Peruvian lawyer - teacher - diplomat, ag its president soon alter starting its 14th annual session. * * * Alter speaking to the Axsembly. Russia's “remarkable success” but expressed regret that the time was only two dayw. British officialdom was less im- pressed “I don't think many people are terribly interested,’ sald Foreign Secretary Selwyn Lloyd) who left for New York to attend the UN Court Ground Breaking Will Take Place Monday (Continued From Page One) tbate on the county's 1960 budgct |happier when it has taken charge lof the moon.” | The Sydney (Australia) Sun-— | “It ts easter to reach the moon | these days than to reach Inter- national agreement.” | * * _ Brigitte Bardot—‘‘Save me two ‘seats on the next one,’* (Continued From Page One) man for the National Aeronautics and Space Administration. NASA at the same time said it had no information on any Soviet moon rocket failures preceding the successful attempt. Vice President Richard M, Nixon in New York had told newsmen there were three such failures, He also commented that there was) ino official proof that the Soviet rocket hit the moon as Moscow to award the general construc. |announced. | | tion contract for the more than | Pravda, officia) Communist par- Gives Khrushchev a Club (chimes tolled from the Kremlin ficials in each building to make) jsure no stranger gains access tu) ia roof or a window facing the) ‘parade route. tenpely by their radios as step-| spe 1 i of se- by-step reports were broadcast of enttiy commie uae — pirdae the -trail-blazing flight, ° to precede the official metercade Shortly before midnight, the by a few blocks, ealing every Moscow radio announcer D) manhole along the way # that counting ‘‘now just five minutes.) no would-be trouble-maker can | sown pmees. The metropolitan . olice force has | Just before midnight , the an-|,, iz leancelled all leaves and days off. nounoer ws et eee ie entire 2,500-man force will be “poet y 7. Red Square. Moscow | wvailable for duty. A police spokes- At the stroke of midnight the|™2" estimated that about 2.000 policemen actually will be station- ed along or near the parade route. t and the radio began blaring the ag ii a ~ , Signed: the two of us. Another message was found scrawled jn ink on a desk in one of the classrooms. It read: “This is what we think of Seahoim.” It looked like they tried to put the school out of business,’’ said Holmquist. If that was the vandals’ purpose, they failed. Classes were resumed as usual this morning. Birmingham Police are continu- ing their investigation. Birmingham will be required to take on a greater share of the was pronouced dead at Receiving Hospital, Detroit. ; Surviving are his wife, Con- stance; two daughters, Barbara and Debbie; three sons, Omar Jr., John and Richard; and three gjs- ters in NewYork. The children are all at home. Ike and Top Officials Map Nikita Strategy | (Continued From Page Qne) ural, but topics to be discussed by our side.” Friday, Khrushchey will be Sec- ree ¢ out Ma "| $3 million courthouse to the ©. ty newspaper, said ‘the second national anthem. . a a cost of maintaining traffic lights on Meanwhile, members of the retary, General Dag Hammar. (Of 12.626 781 unt | next Monday, | W. Burke Co. of Detroit. Burke |Soviet space rocket has re-| Minutes after the deadline the ren ation cuardsme U.'S. 10 within the city limits, but) Senate Foreign Relations Gom- skjold's guest of honor at an of - - * submitted a low bid of $2,061,- |affirmed the leading role of the|radio began broadcasting concert|“" trol” - s P/not until the next fiscal year start-| mittee were working on their ficial dinner Indications were today — that |U.8.8.R. in the highly important) music. CONS Crowes: ing July 1, 1960, own preparations fer entertain- * * * Diplomats are looking to his address on hints-on how fur he some freshmen supervisors would not Iet the record high budget be approved ‘without on employes’ raises a part of the Aptierm | ini | . . spheres of science and technology, | Supervisors decided by the sAME in tathoming the mysteries of the volte to give the mechanica] con- fract to the R. L. Spitzley Co. of iuniverse.”’ Acclaiming the ‘latest: remark- Hundreds of plainclothesmen will mingle with the. spectators to watch out for any suspicious persons. + * * Finally at 12:35 a, m., the mu- sic ceased and the historic an- City commissioners at tonight's meeting will discuss a letter from the State Highway Department ing Khrushchev at an hour-long tea party Wednesday afternoon. They want to find out ‘what ay go toward reaching an agree a ame i = : ments ith the Went = an etal budget and other appropria-| Detroit, with a low bid of S$679.-\ able successes of the Soviet Un-|ines AS da veneers —_ an *x* * * te Sele tah state's share | kind - ie he is,” said Chair- e mig ‘ing C tons 1, Pravda added “world pub-) | of the traffic t maintenance ;man J. William (D- he might do toward inducing Com | Today's vote was a far ery from = muy a the wre landing. They have been instructed to be| costs “has been greater than the | Ark), and they want to ge him munist China to settle her border dispute with India Lucky He’s So Smart EXETER, England (UPLI)—A frightened but lucky squirrel escaped traffic here Yesterday by running into a store, It was a furrier’s shop, filled with pelts of other squirrels. But after the squirre! was caught, the shop | Mls service had been the longest troit, objected and filed suit manager had it freed in a field. Hy a roll call vote of 15 to @ this morning, the beard voted Heart Attack Fatal ‘to Sears Manager (Continued From Page One) in Pontiac, 14 vears, opinion emphasizes ithe first one in June when “the mendous importance’ of Khru-| jboard tossed |tself into. a legal | shchev's visit to the United States, battle by accepting other than the In Moscow, Soviet citizens stood jlow bidder. The vote then was 70) =e fo 4 to award the largest of the! , three contracts to a local firm, | P area's unemployed as the reason, Traffic Safety The low bidder, in the first} ibatch of bids originally taken “M Ly) bd Meefings Begin with bringing more work to the jApril, A. Z. Shmina & Sons of De- NO SUIT at State Fair particularly alert for out-of-town cars and for persons hearing pack- ages. Stock Car Race Communists Lose San Marino Election SAN MARINO (AP) Christian Democrats and Goes to Ford DETROIT (UPI)—Car owners may argue about the relative values of different automobiles, but yesterday they could see what the “old family bus’ eould — The their Democratic Socialist allies held percentage allowable under our ‘standard formula which is ap- plicable and now in effect in all other areas in the state.” City Manager L. R. Gare at- Crash Hospitalizes Pontiac Housewife An 18-year-old Pontiac housewlle is in satisfactory condition today some tough questions about Soviet behavior in world affairs, : About 60 members of Khrush- ormrecna 's U.S, trip will be covered more thorofghly by the Soviet press than any previous similar event, The Communist newsmen include “}le wasn't our type,’ the man 91 aN iit « , * do in a real test of endurance : at Pon Hospital with five of the top Soviet editors, rep- ager explained We don't use letar Aen pea i bene This later was dropped upon the | Series Seeks Causes in the 250-mile stock car race {control of San Marino’, Legisla- neck syed rede in apdiden resenting Isvestia, Pravda, New English squirrels.” Pontiac Aren Ualed 'y nd ; e stipulation that new bids would be for Michi an’s Poorer at the” Michigan State Fate. (Urs rage ie ral oagrcee smashup Sunday on Auburn Ave ee ee ae ee aguiere) ac Area United Fund cant |taien in the general and mechani, g grounds. ; nists in an election for the first!” - SON ~~ palgn. Hexwas also a menber Of ean construction fields Don White of Keokuk, Towa | ‘ime since World War II. aa eeeee a gen poeinrps Traffic Fatality Mark Shmina * Jontiac , Tht ivete 5 f. , . Weather Will Be Pontiac Cit cub nd Birming- aid not submit a new bid’ among wen the race tn a 186) Ford with te t ; * * * The Isvestia editor is Khrush- . _ * 4% those opened last Wednesday, The first of five regional traffic an average speed of just over | Final results in Sunday's bal- ae aioe of | Pie : aan - 7. * + . — a +, * 5 : ” | fi * 4 es | : -' : ,¢ ISS ls 2a SSP tae Fora ae oie Pa RE 14,1959) = ot , : a Will Also Elect 9-Potential City Officials row. It the issue is approved at the polis, the city would take in the present village area, and a ‘com- mission of nine duly elected mem- bers would draw up a charter for voters’ approval, | * The names of it candidates for the charter commission posts will appear on tomeorrow’s ballot. The nine candidates polling the most votes at this time will take office if incorporation is eecited | upon, . Supperters of incorporation claim that it will save tax dollars by) eliminating township taxes and the duplication of offices. filled by both yillage and township officials. They also claim that as a city, Novi could offer more efficient aa x = sivlins, a Wee a Wolor wilin| Whiioms Neon ob ts tiperiiiectict tarsi, John F. Kubacki ot 14 acres, owned , by aan in county affairs. | sity of Michigan Lecture Bureau,|Dean H. Lenheiser, James” D, As explained in a talk here Fri- day night by ane expert, ‘39 State Fair inthe Black | Fourth Largest according to Gable, is that the/[E Coripare these famous brands and Simms lower prices before . city form of government could you buy. Here are “2 a few of the many Camera G Projector ae fron Until better control the future of the, noel you'll find at Small. deposits holds in layaway. area through proper zoning now | T "O EPT. Seine 10 p M | This would prevent a hodge-podge | — ‘Tee cro) word) game. for . : > With Attendance, Piles Up $26,000 Profit DETROIT (#—The giant tent city that housed the Michigan State Nab Driver Who Fled Not Paying for Gas s ROMEO — A speeding driver, | who had his car filled with gas, here and fled without paying for | it, lost his race with a Romed State Police officer early yester- day when his motor failed at about 120. miles per hour in the center of Almont, eight miles away. . James R. McDonald,’ 20,. of St. Clair Shores, had his tank filled with gasoline and drove off leav- ing the attendant with the gas cap in his hand. Cpl. Henry DeLooff! of the local state police post was; summoned and took off after the speedster. In the’ center of Almont, Mc- Donald's car threw out a cloud of smoke, sputtered and then missed the curve at the north end of town. Cpl. DeLooff caught up with McDonald and he was lodged in Macomb County Jail on a charge of reckless driving. He was to be arraigned today. McDonald paid for the gasoline. Fair was a ghost town today as officials happily added up figures and announced that the fair oper- ated in the black. General Manager Donald L. Swanson estimated a profit of $26,000, making 1959 the fourth year in the last five in which the annual | ‘event has made money. The 10-day attendance total was 796,915, fourth largest of ‘he fair’s 110-year history. The rec- ord was set in 1956 when 821,656 went through the turnstiles, An expected record attendance, predicted when daily marks were shattered twice in the first four days, failed to materialize because of unseasonal hot weather and the | three-day Detroit newspaper strike, Swanson said. * * * Fair officials said the estimated the Avondale Junior High School) $26,000 profit will go back to the located at 2900 Waukegan St. state’s general fund. The — appropriated $765,600 for the fair’s| operation this year: The fair paid out a record $125,000 in premiums to exhibi- tors. Highlight of the closing day pro- gram was a 250-mile auto race and a fireworks display. - Rev. Auchard Ofticiates at Wilkins-Slais Ceremony ORCHARD LAKE — An altar Mrs. Wilfred W. Wilkins of 4402 decked in white gladioli and mums Pine Tree Rd. .The bridegroom, is —was the setting for the Saturday, afternoon wedding of Judith Carol Wilkins and Robert J. Slais. The ceremony at Orchard Lake) Community Church was performed by the Rev. Edward D. Auchard. Parents of the bride are Mr. and * MRS. ROBERT J. SLAIS x ae | the son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Slais of 6730 Meaddwfield Rd. | -A gown of pure silk organza with a fitted bedice, lavaliere neckline trimmed in = alencon lace, and short sleeves was worn by the bride. The princess lines of her alencon lace appliqued | skirt ended in a chapel sweep. A large bow was fastened to the | back of the waistline. | Her headpiece was a crown of; alencon lace and pearls securing a fingertip veil of silk illusion. She carried a cascade bouquet of white: carnations and rosés. | * * * } Assisting the bride as maid of honor was Joanne, Fairman of Or-} chard Lake. Bridesmaids* were) Kaye Wilkins, a cousin of the bride, of Caro, Sue Ann Thompson’ of Orchard Lake, also a cousin of the bride, and Sylvia Dal Pian of Detroit. The bride’s cousin, Beth Marie Baldwin of Tawas City, was flower girl. James Wells "and William Grames, both of Pontiac, and Garage Destroyed by Gas Spark Blast LAPEER — A man who had): been washing his motorcycle with gasoline cranked thé motor caus- ing an explosion and fire which destroyed a two-car garage here Saturday night, It also damaged the housé to which it was attached. Allen Smith, 25, was cleaning his motorcycle in the garage of a house at 714 Liberty St. When he tried to start the motor a spark set fire to the gasoline. The blaze spread to the gas tank which blew up. Smith, whnhurt, ran to the fire hall about a block and a half away @ garden’. ception was held at the Twin Beach Country ‘Club at Walled Lake. * * * The newlyweds departed on a honeymoon in Northern Michigan, ‘after which they wil] reside at 4320. Welland St., Orchard Lake. Eden’s Book: Explains LONDON (UPI) —Former Prine, | Minister Sir “Anthony Eden has. | written a book telling his side of government. . troops info the. canal zone. Inter- national criticism of the act forced Eden’s premature retirement, form of local government. It-woulé jdepend, he said, on the services | should upon later. lades. * di . f § r PITTTTITITI pbs Aa chen comet. 10 Ounce — SANFORIZED — Zipper Front fron Rend Ronan — Sale RADIANT, , *\* SCREENS ce Boys’ “xxee Dungarees to Meet Tomorrow Night a fcacdiie 7.99 , 98 N. 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Regardless of whe row’s’ ‘election is whether seen eanateckaring on the site. a city or a village provides the en the cost is the same, he explained. : x * 4 The advantdge to incorporation.. a city would not necessarily taxpayers more than the ‘present ee ae. FS Lea TONITE .and T ESDAY SALE of Popular €amera and Projector Accessories Popular Word Ca EneplandiSave1gus has growth that would cause problems incorporation be decided young and gid. For 2 to 4 players. As pictured. Hours of fun‘and fearning too! All “Sele” Prices Stort at 6 P.M. ‘til Tues. 6 P.M. —SENSATIONAL SPECIAL— : Big Lot! “IVY LEAGUE” le Boys’ PANTS Choice of Polished Cottons or Twills "Rasy to Carry — Easy to Handle Compact Movie BAR-LITES Complete with 4 BULBS. Regular $13.95 Value oF Easy to take perfect movies ° 87 ‘ Speaking very generally, Ga. | ble said that incorpofation for the sake of limiting growth of sur- rounding communities by annex- ation would not work for the general good of the area. 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Women arejditions, spear-fishing voyages, dog. ’ Bd YORK — Joyce Ballantyne|more concerned about looking chic|trig] sojourns, painting bears, fish! effled , —— Winter's Tree is a painter of pirtup girls. This is to other women, than looking sexy and trying dogs. Although she is) a 1 famed comedi- an art form that most women look to men. I have never understood not exactly the cutdoorsy type, and| leer up it. I don’t approve of it. But I'd : ' down won, andimest me ” bet my last pay-check that it's/still requests a stepladder ‘vhen! “. | to. oe mounting a horse, Joyce finds this family, the pets, the shop ~— are Unlike Joyce Kilmer, who wrote)" __ la refreshing change from pin-up the delights of her life. But pin-up ‘Trees’ and was male, Joyce Bal- For instance, did you ever [ise work. igirls are the Ballantyne bread and lantyne writes her own ticket and, notice the proportions of the mF } is ail girl. Rounded, blonde and! genuine pin-up? She always has fhe also has a husband, TV (butter. Because ‘long after we are pretty as the top of a Yale boy's) rather iarge, rounded thighs. Yet woligh Jack — two a \feobiee at es a - fi -alendar. ' every girl I know with large ' Germs shepherd, Mex "| wit seems incongruous that she, a’ thighs — even the modeis for the jean parrot, oan eywesd _ are the girls with form di-) girl, should draw pin-ups. And a paintings — wouldn’t be caught ma parakeet, A ad : = jie ae es, litte sacrilegious. dead in a bathing suit. . = “Sacrilegious, maybe. Incon “Her boyfriend or husband likes: FACTORY REBUILT emphatically, “A woman recog: iper's Bazaar are thin. Men. are % ADGET SALE Waite’s . . . FIFTH FLOOR ‘ nizes what makes another wom- great, but Harper's is bigger than an sexy the moment she looks at aj] of us.’ her. A man isn't so quick to spot rire on KTS Fully Guaranteed Terms sex appeal. He Idealizes a wom REDUANG TARE an first, and visualizes her in a Because of the accent on fashion,’ ‘49” $1.25 Per we swim sult later. most models for “this phase of . “Tecan paint a pin-up girl faster'Joyce's calendar and billboard art, Week than*a male artist. can, for the come from Chicago, rather than] _ Large Selection simple reason that when a model New York City (“midwest girls are’ stands for me, I ean see immedi not quite so style-serawnied’’); but! ay h ately what Makes her physically pin-up models are getting more! ae 8 luce cage a appealing to a man — and paint it. difficult to find anywhere (“‘pride,- Ai) other parts have been replaced “A man sketches her first as he ylcers or reducing tablets — it's) with new ones: These machines vA idealizes her. Then he has to paint always something.'’) i. will give many years of good \ . out the halo. ! * * * t At service. } Bi 1, Cast Aluminum 2. Extension Cup Rack , 3. Candy, Deep Fat 4. Aluminum Baster 5. 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There are political aspects The Canal is an interna- dional thoroughfare owned by Egypt but closed to Israeli shipping by or- der of President NASSER. - kk ke Back in September, 1951, the Security Council of the United Nations adopted a resolution call- ing on Egypt “to terminate the restrictions on the passage of commercial shipping and goods through the Suez Canal wher- ever bound, and to cease all inter- ference with such shipping beyond that essential to the safety of shipping in the canal itself.” * * * Another point is that a loan would not be needed if the Egyptian gov- ernment used cana! revenue for its ‘improvement instead of taking large ‘sums for projects having no connec- tion with it. Admittedly the canal ‘itself is as well run, if not better, ‘than before nationalization and im- ‘provements are ahead of schedule. ~ * * Officially a state of war exists be- tween Israel and Egypt which Nasser Claums gives him the right to bar Israeli shipping from Egyptian territorial waters. Israel counters with a 1951 U.N. resolutiog which declares that neither Israeli nor Egypt “can -reasonably assert it is actively a belligerent” and that Egypt has no right to bar Israeli shipping on the ground of self-flefense. — * * * * Israel ix a member of the World Bank and there are also other members who would not want to see the bank's money in- vested in this restricted water- way. The case may be brought before the U.N. Security Council if it comes to a showdown, the Western nations would have to stand for freedom of navigation, . Reflect Past History ‘About Clinton River Although much maligned at high water time, our river {s one of Pon- tiac’s biggest asscts. Our city was founded here because of it. * * * It was here that the Ingian trail forded a stream that offered great ‘possibilities in water power, then the foundation of all industry. An initial action of our city's first settlers in 1818 was to build dams to impound the waters of that stream, so they could drive » the wheels of the first saw and | grist mills. In this manner the primeval forest -was converted into lumbersto build -bouses. The wheat and corn that our pioneers raised on the forest -clear- ings was thus turned into flour for their principal sustenance. At one time three of these mill ponds were within our limits. i k ok * : Steam power was in its infancy, ‘and electric power yet to be discov- rered, so without this river there -would have been no Pontiac here. First called the Huron River in honor of the Indian tribe, the name was changed to Clinton out of respect to. the founder of the Erie Canal, on which most of our ~early settlers made part of their trip here after 1825, The name Huron was then transferred to an- other Oakland County river. aur so + . The Clinton also served as the out- let for our séwage, from the time iwhen outhouses dotted its banks, to Le ra eee ‘the present—in a modernized way. + It has usually disposed of our flood ‘waters in @ manner that has been i ‘ “: A Prreoreato, Secretary and Editor jouw A. Rivev, — Treasurer and Advertising Director > @. Matenmatt Jouns~; Geouce C, twuaw, Local Advertising Classified Manager Manager / quite satisfactory. Without it, where would we dispose of this surplus? x * * Flowing through numerous lakes in the Pontiac area, it keeps their waters fresh and clean. When a deluge forces it to goon a rampage, don’t blame the Clinton. Just reflect on what it has done, and is doing, for Pontiac. ALTHOUGH they aren’t being adver- tised as traveling the smoke farther, as being equipped with a thinking man’s filter, as being minted or men- tholated or as being markedly mild, cigars are being bought in increas- ing quantities. Do you have prospects of becom- ing rich at an early date, or are you so unfortunate as not to own land that will soon be needed for a super- highway right of way? “TireD blood” is being woefully neglected. There is no campaign to raise funds to try to do’something about it. The Man About Town Some Odd Quirks Flowers, Melons, Animals Do Quite Unusual Stunts Chill: What, if you don't like, just reflect on a few days ago. Returning from a visit to Missouri, Cletus W. Stevenson of 104 Delevan 8t., brings home a 75- pound watermelon — something for our home growers to try to beat. The closest to date is % Philo McKinley of Oxford, who has one that weighs 51 pounds, so he says he's more than half way there ; Two large trees, coming out of the ground so close together that they appear to be Slamese twins, appear in photos sent me by Henry L. Moerdyk of 9416 Cooley Lake Road. They look quite alike Jn their trunks, but one is a maple and the other a wild cherry A deodorized pet skunk tn the home of Mr. and Mrs. Evart Randallson of Waterford, cannot forget its heredity. It still goes through the motions. Here In the very heart of this auto making area, you may be surprised that the horse is coming back. According to word given me by its Manager Don Swanson, the Michigan State Fair had more horses last. week than for many years. There were over 900, so many that the fair's stable facilities required handling them in three shifts. Football contest entries are ar- riving. Are you going to let your — neighbor win that $300. More — about it in tomorrow's column. Or don't you need $300”? So many second blooming Easter lilies are being reported that we cannot mene - tion them all. Leading the parade ts Mrs. Osmond Anderson of Clarkston: nine blossoms on one stem, : —— I like that slogan of a women’s reduc- ing club, “Thick and tired of it,” adopted by one tn Pontiac. That two-months’ ride on a Flint ferris wheel by Joyce Mason of Lapeer, who was to stick by it until the Tigers won the pennant, has ended, by stopping the wheel for the season, However, Joyce has proved one thing some people will do anything to prove hothing. The fact that leaves are falling from the trees much earller than usual, ac- cording to Lyle Abel, who undefstands such things, fs not on account of the recent cooler weather, but because of the torrid weather that pre ceded It. % - - * Verbal Orchids to- Mrs. Jennie Hess | of 112 Palnier Ave.; 86th birthday, Mr. and Mrs. Edward P. May of 37-North Marshall 8t.; golden wedding. ‘~ \ Fhe Four Corners Press of Frankitn; entering {ts 11th year of pubilcation.., . , \ SS David Lawrence Says _ “Come,‘See and Forget About Conquering” Red Boss Still WASHINGTON — The American people are entitil¢d to know the game Soviet Premie: Khrushchev is playing. It is a game of diversion — rock- ets to the moon, protracted co n- ferences on dis- armament and nuclear tests and “summit” talks that, if carried on for years, are intended to make the Amer- ican people grow weary of inter- national tension and finally to ~ accept the unmoral and unlawful conquests of milliong of peoples now enslaved. There are 4two instruments of power in the world today that can affect the peace of mankind. One is military, and it is designed to act as a deterrent to physical aggression. The other is moral force which when developed-to full strength can influence whole na- tions and cause them to rise up against their oppressors Khrushchev's gamc is to dead- er the moral force that has made lberty-loving nations so articu- late in world history in behalf of human freedom. LAWRENCE / Khrushchev's game is to make it appear that, by exchanges of visits, by expansion of trade, by constait talk of “peaceful coexistence,” Americans are abandoning their dedication to moral force. This is expected to discourage revolt be- hind the Iron Curtain. For, if America becomes indifferent, the captive nations, it is presumed, wilk lose all hope Khrushchev's game ts based on a belief that Americans are in- fluenced only by selfishness and materialism—solely by the destre of businessmen for more trade— and that such idealism as re- mains can be anesthetized by wearisome and exhagsting ‘‘ne- gotiations,”’ or by Implied threats of war through emphasis on fissile and rocket development. Khrushchev's game reaches a climax in propaganda intensity this week as he visits the United States The dispatches and radio reports from America telling of “‘enthusi- asm” for iim, official honors paid and courtesies extended, together with news pictures of high Ameri- can officials fraternizing with Khrushchev, will be displayed throughout Eastern Europe and behind the Tren Curtain, generally, as meaning approval ef Cemmu- nist peliecies by the people of the United States and their govern- Trent. ¢ * * * What can the American people do about it all? Various types of protests have been planned for the next two weeks and will be pub- licized widely. These devices are effective psychologically to some extent abroad, but it is here in_ Washington that the biggest oppor- tunity has been missed. set ate ene nee ine nt Maemo The Country Parson — | just try to help thent understand _ how to solve their own.” me . a needed such interference.” Congress speaks for the Ameri- can people. It should have decided to stay in session throughout the Khrushchev visit to allow for an extensive debate on the ‘cold war’ issues, Thig would have told the world in unequivocal terms that the American people have not for- gotten what happened in Hunga.y and East Germany. It would have furnished an opportunity to ask Khrushchev openly what has be- come of the millions of persons exiled to concentration camps behind the Iron Curtain, and to expose to full view the opera ons of his autocratic government. . Playing His Game For moral force is potent when it effectively expresses a nation's ideals, and when it seeks by debate and discussion to underline and emphasize the basic principles of human freedom. Actually there is only one issue. It is the self-determination of peoples everywhere—the right of the people to vote in free elec- (Copyright 1958) Dr. William Brady Says: Banana for the Baby - Will Help Digestion In Little Lesson No. 3, “So You Have Indigestion?,"’ I say: ‘‘For years I have recommended (in the New Brady Baby Book) feeding the baby bananas __ daily from the age of four months, especially the baby who has not thrived well and perhaps suffers from so-called chronie intestinal indigestion. Banana solves the constipation problem and makes the puny, sickly, malnourished infant Strong and happy. "A distressing retardation of growth and development in infancy and early childhood ig known as celiac disease (celiac means ab- dominal). Another name for it is chronic intestinal indigestion, and when it is very bad it is called marasmus. which means wasting. Today a more familiar name for the condition is malnutrition!” * * * Some years ago, Dr. Sidney V. Haas published in the American Journal of Disease of Children a paper titled “The Value of the Banana in the Treatment of Celiac Disease." Dr. Haas didn’t mention vita- mins, although most physicians at that time not only knew about vitamins but could spell and pro- nounce the word correctly and autocratically assert that “you get all the vitamins you need from a well balanced diet,” Dr. Haas’s contribution, I think, revolutionized infant feeding, elim- inated the algebra and brought common sense into the business. * * “My first child, a girl, was started on banana at the age of four weeks,” writes an Tilinois mother. “She loved it. The sec. DR. BRADY wax I + it daily at the age or two or three _ weeks,” writes a LF ! 2 My children never had colle never had a suppository, enema physic of any kind. They never 38 About the time Dr, most constant results of food de- ficient in vitamins is colitis. It is so frequent that it may rank as 8 cardinal sign of vitaminic déticiency.” The British nutrition authority emphasized the “absence of vita- min B alone” although there are usually other deficiences along with B deficiency, : Ripe banana or dried banana powder contains some vitamin A, C, D and E, but its remarkable remedial and preventive Value is probably due chiefly to its vitamin B content. Bigned letters, not more than one page or 100 words long pertaining to personal health dis- & > } Several Prote: of Tame Deer. o Voice of the People 1 extend my heartfelt sympathy to the family that had its pet deer taken from them. The Conserva-. tion Officers did what they thought was right, but why wasn't it put in a.z0o or sanctuary, so it wouldn’t be such a drastic change for the pet and solace’ to the family? : Lover of Ged's Creatures I'm sorry for the Betts family that took in the fawn, kept it a year and had it taken away. The Conservation Department must have little to do to spend time and money transporting a deer fhat is well and happy in an area where there's so much cold and starva- tion of wild life. The deer was free to come and go as he chose. If nothing else, it could have been kept around here in its own terri- tory. Jd. Downes Milford . __ A fawn that couldn't have sur- vived without the care it received from the Betts family is taken to an area where winter is the Worst and feed the scarcest. How ridicu- lous. Why wasn't he released closer. to hig own environment where he'd have more chance for survival. Allowances should be made in our inadequate laws to protect citizens’ rights when they befriend injured wildlife. M. Bruce * 1270 Maleolm Since when has the, Conservation Department had the right to invade @ person's property and sanctity of his home? Mr. Betts’ deer was s0 tame it came to the house and played with the children, it could run over the countryside when it wanted to, and wasn't confined in dny way. Now. the great State of Michigan decides it needs another deer to add to its population-in the Upper Peninsula. I understand there are s0 many now this year is open season on both male and female. Wild deer are running loose in this area, but a tame one must be taken and turned loose in the wilds to be shot. Disgusted Taxpayer Readers Disagree About the Tigers I agree with Hillington Hartick and if the Tigers had a real good manager they would be where Chicago is. * * * Hartick spoke about the ‘okers that play first base for Detroit and this Dykes kept them batting second which was another joke as their batting averages ure -246, .210, .199 and all the time he had Bolling who hits .265 and does not run like he was in the three-legged race. * * * The three of them killed more rallies than any three in the big leagues and e ‘eryone found it out but Dykes. Also Pained In answer to Hillington Hartick, the Tigers don’t need a new man- ager. If they had not had Bill Norman for a manager at the first of the , they would be in first place. the pitcher was right- handed and Crisley is left. And anyone knows left handed hitters hit better against right handed pitchers. Also Crisley hasn't been up to bat as many times as Wilson is the reason his average is lower. : Bruee Kilmer Aged 9 — 83 West Tennyson Ex-Southerner Backs Integration I was reading in The Press “what the South is doing and it floors me. I don’t understand why they don't let the Negroes go to their schools and ride their buses. Color only goes skin deep and, besides, whites don’t hav® to as- sociate with them. * * * I came from Kentucky my- * * The Negro has a right to be educated, too, and if the white Southern people can have then cook, wash, iron, scrub and do all their dirty work, they should have some feelings for them, also. If they woujd think it over, it would be a more equal South. Former Southerner Portraits By JAMES J, METCALFE Dear one, you made this day for me . . - So wonderful and bright . . . I thank you joyfully as we . . . Embrace and say good night . . . I thank you for your patience and ... . The sweetness of your smile... And all your help that did so much .. . To make the day worth while . ... But what I thank you for still more... Is that this golden day . . . Was just like any other in . . . The same delightful way ... For you have always shown your love .. . As surely everywhere . . . To lift my heart and ease the load .. . I sometimes have to bear . . , The little things I do for you. . . Do not amount to much . . . Com- pared to you and to your smile . - » Giving that loving touch. ; ts : THOUGHTS FOR TODAY Yet for love’s sake I rather beseech thee, being such an one as Paul the aged, and now o prisoner of Jesus Christ.— Philemon 1:9. * * ® If we love one another, nothing, in truth, can harm us, whatever — may happen.—Long- low. Case Records of a Psychologist: Signature Gives Column Authority Orten Fifer is typical of pro- gressive editors who sign their columns to add the extra au- thority that the “head man” offers. Readers prefer such “branded” merchandise. And they also like to have a brief course under their college Prezy, for it inflates their ego to boast about having studied under the president. By DR. GEORGE W. CRANE Case C-443: Orien W, Fifer Jr. is managing editor of the Republic at Phoenix, Ariz. * * * He writes a snappy signed column each day which is topnotch. For he uses a clever “change of pace” in his lit- A LB z ii f\ / Lf Oy fete “Dr Crane,” was their common lament, ‘‘I wish I could have stud- fed under President Walter Dill Scott. , * *® * “I beard him give a few chapel talks, but I would like to be able If you write an editorial but don't sign it, then most of us may ‘fot know who is the author thereof, so we don't pay as much attention. * * * For signed columns wield more READERS WANT AUTHORITY For example, during the past 20 ~ influence and gain higher reader- i. tives have made that very same comment after learning who du- thored the ‘‘Horse Sense’’ test. So I mention this fact to show — . And students bemoan. fact they can't study under their College prexy for evén a 4 as oe ans ee: _THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 14. 1959 _ = Moldmakers Strike. Curtiss-Wright Air-Car Suddenly ; Enters Second Day Soars From Blueprint Into Reality Fal yaponoca bre ~ a Right now, you coiildn’t register | Wright, says “otential uses are so moldmakers~against ae ion jone for travel on a public highway, vast they stagger the imagination. y ‘jand there is some dispute about it Air-Cars became common, f SEVEN : Ottawa County to es \FOR’s Crib Gets: Use ident Franklin D. Roosevelt as an ork, £ Dr. Carlton Smith, slept “in ‘ |infant t back in use this crib at the: Roosevelts’ *sum- State's Chief Jusfice in Summer Cottage. ° = sie ke | Us| mer cottage on this island. GRAND HAVEN (UPI) — Chiet} CAMPOBELLO, ‘New Bruns-| Christopher C. Smith, 18-month- Justice John R, Dethmers of the|wick (UPL — A heavy wooden old-son of the head of the No eat Ss Naw er _ Supreme Court will be, ari once used by the jate Pres-itional Arts Foundation of New jatate. | day-long celebration Oct. 28, county, and seven subsidiary firms of the officials said today. is glass container manufacturing in-| .?0t ity dusiry-went into its second day to- day with, ho further negotiations in sight. te - , : * * * * ‘By WALTER BREEDE JK. WOODRIDGE, N.J. # — economy car. of the future.” “The whether an aircraft pilot's or a| one spectacular result would be ~tdriver's--license—-is~ reper tee ee te tat ae | operation, “ten cost. No hard surface would — be required, just a flat sod or The Ottawa County Beard of | Supervisors has approved a re- | quest to hang a portrait of Jus-. MONEY TO LOAN TO IMPROVE OR MODERNIZE YOUR HOME qi ee ‘tai hi other dust-free right-of-way that tice Dethmers in the circuit court : The strike got under way Sun- That's how Officials of Curtiss- But: the principle air cushion) Curtiss-Wright says could be built | Tom where portraits of former and at the Same Time - day at’ noon. The moldmakers are Wright Corp. nile tha oe mubort works, Saw for $500 a mile. That compares | Circuit judges now hang. FOR EXAMPLE... ' e|—a hybrid vehicle that floats on ajhas a prototype Air-Car to prove it.! with $150,000 per mile for nt : Te pay tor tm i members of the American Flint cubicn ate ond WHR thilR locks the 6 coves Wetwots 8 150,000 per curren Dethmers, who is a former} PAY OFF YOUR iF YOU NEED $3,000 ments like room - Glass Workers Union. Picket hard-surface highway. activity was reported at most of tbe industry's plants. Federal mediator William Rose | said negotiations “were discon- Ottawa County prosecutor, will be, Although passenger loads now honored at a “koftee. klatsch” in: are small, Curtiss-Wright engineers | 2®¢!@nd in the morning, at a lunch- ‘eon in Holland at noon, a coffee are working on designs for air- ‘floating andl caren! hour in the county building here | greatest. of ease across mud flats, ice, swamps or open water. *«* “* * But don‘t go out and sell the family car in anticipation. World War II landing craft and a World War I tank and is put through its paces at the Curtiss. | Wright airport here. To pay off existing tnd coutract or mortgage if rou Neco *1,500 if rou Neco *2,000 PRESENT BILLS LOWERING YOUR MONTHLY PAYMENTS Te pay eff any bills like Finance Ce.. decter, ete. siding, garage cc ameEEM Cina F indefinitely.’’ Two 185-horsepower aircraft ~—” ip the afternoon and a dinner at’ wont manny. * The Curtiss - Wright Air-Cars | engines spin aircraft propellers | ‘There's no way of telling how the Spring Lake Country Club @ NO BONUS WE WiLL $6. 500 LOAN FOR $64 Rose said the main issue was that will come off the production | in two wells fore and aft uf the [°F this [hing can go. ° says Slut. that night. FREE APPRAISALS and CONSULTATION | ARRANGE Pg oe an industry demand that grievan-| line at South Bend, Ind., late this | cabin. The powerful blast down- wits une Soe ee x *® 12 YEARS at 6% ces not settled at the local level, Year are not designed for use on | Ward builds up an ai, cushion ving tolguess what ine tlibecome-” Dethmiers’ portrait will be un- BIG BEAR CONST ‘This is All You Pay For “ should be submitted, to ,binding the highway. which lifts the vehicle 6 to 12 veiled at the dinner. The “John . STEREST cud PRINCIPAL arbitration, The company hopes théy'll whisk inches off the ground. About 90,000 children are avail- R. Dethmers Day" celebration is, 92 W. Huron—Pontiac CALL FE 3-7833 Another stumbling block was the industry's rejection of a union proposal for an 1312 cents an hour wage increase. Under the old con- tract, moldmakers averaged $2.80 petroleum geologists across desert sands, transport ranchers across, huge western farms ‘and carry sportsmen to remote hunting and fishing spots. Deflecting some of the airstream able for adoption in the U.S. each |being sponsored by the Ottawa | to the rear produces forward year. \County.Bar Assn. 1 speeds as high as 60 m.p.h. i- —~ lees Motors and the whirling pro-/ pellors beating the air make a. ee MULE SUBSTITUTE? P rome alpina tag | SHOP | (Advertisement) Th deli' the il b b 9 ieaung aan uae Gans aly sae rere : -WAITE’S 7) nlzen presents ... re | Ss Ss Ys |mule can get through, way to a stop as = drivers i KC TONIGHT yy | : tch t . Stop Heart Gas 3 Times Faster adn pe = ‘ feey Gs te aes —, 4% ny TIL 9 qo Certified laboratory tests prove BELL-ANS tab- ity '& fogs fore the American family takes to the road in an Air-Car, al- , they insist that day even- | tually will come. SEATS FOUR PEOPLE The prototype seats four people abreast in a-wide cabin. Controls look like those in an airplane. Air escaping from rear vents propels it forward; air_blasts from side 2g louvers steer it to the Tight or aa left. Front louvers provide effec- tive braking action. The Air-Car can move side- ways like a crab and is just as efficient over water, mud or sand as it is above hard ground. But it can’t jump boulders rising 1 | higher than a foot or any similar obstruction. While the prototype has a heavy | ponderous look, the first production models will have the sleek stream- lining of a speedboat—with style features suggesting Europe's ex- pensive sports cars, * * * How much will the Air-Car cost’ }Probably quite a bit more than an automobile—at least at the start. But, say Curtiss-Wright officials. when and if a small, family-sized 35¢ Bi crane Y. tor liberal free sample. You’D NEVER KNOW I HAD PSORIASIS/& The ugly crusts and scales*of PSORIASIS, lal appearing. on the arms, legs and scalp, need ) no longer force you to wear long sleeves, long skirts, a long bob. As hundreds of thou- sands of sufferers have learned, SIROIL tends to remove unsightly external PSO- RIASIS lesions. 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Drayton Plaine a i _ Sunday 9 to 6 P.M. a5 Sunday, 9 to 6 P.M. \ Sunday 9 tO 6PM 7 sty i to. 9 Bee i] t a I a A pa a Sa : i 2 ate! = aed = —_— THE PONTIAC PRESS. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1959 TEN . ) — Se ee ; ie sas elt —— ° ni cials are taking st t ‘event 2 Charge Israeli Planes: scion ents. ae * Forth Is peat. Old _ {Moon Rocket Dust i i} ian Liner. Fired on Egyptian Lin De si Sicagas sa Ta Aviy| aia the universe is shout four CAIRO (AP)—The Cairo press|denied Isr aeli planes had fired on nee Se billion neers earth and radio charged Israeli planes|the airliner. He ° said = _ shots at an Egyp-|was in Israeli air space srae-| ear pete say the Gulf a planes flew to the area but did) In World War Il, 12,500 Army Aqaba Sunday, and said Arab. of. not fire. eee! and Navy ) Suarees went _ overseas. ly OFF PAINT SALE Your Choice Of All Finishes Reg. $5.95 Gal. 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Save Money at Colleg a department. manager at @ S8- hose names will be inscribed_on lem, Ore., finance company, who said he had a hand in the decision of the four ehildren to buy a house a oe near the campus. - The four students now are re- Defendant Wins Case With Special Evidence PITTSFIELD, cost him almost $50 to do it, but, ¢ : Stefan Lorant, 58, of Lenox, got stein soon will be a candidate. himselY, acquitted on a charge thet he had gone through a stop sign.: If he lost the case, it would have | repor cost him $3. .. The professional author and ama- adds; teur photographer submitted pie-|Safety slogan: tures which he said set him back/come to a | nearly $50 to prove that the sign;come to a stop, dead’ —Ear! was obscured by a tree. " i St aga ee * PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) — The! four Schmidts are saving money! by going The; first to snap up Portland) ‘The University’s new family plan,they house: are getting this education bar-|handy gain: Four tuitions for the price time of two. It’s such a bargain the| other children, ages (wo brothers and two Ssistersi§ 49 17. Schmidt said could afford to buy a’ house. | For the school year beginning versity. this ta slash its rates for. members * Isqae Newton , the same family who attend at the The first member of the family Wins Election i econd pays tweihirds ofS ‘TMMortal’ hal Any other member gets free tuition. The Schmidts who have enrolled) “ay. paiioti as conducted by} are Denny, 21; Keith, 22; Vicky. | ine uniy sang tee rt amo 3 . a | ersity 0 gepo' ng | and Margarite, 18. ae Their father is Richard Schmidt, | | . we ad re : ¥ z 1 28 o% e& 2 fs to college. q! e ais i He and his wife have ranging Pad A ifor “them all to attend - week, the university decided! ~ and the third only one-| BRIDGEPORT, Conn, (UPI) —| A worldwide election bas been won! * by Sir Isaac Newton. | x x: «* 6 persons in 50 countries to. ‘choose 25 “immortals of science’) the university's new Hall of Sci- ence. 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WC!-60 float lint and-scum out Service After the Sale by Our Own Factory Trained Men - * Telephoné FE. 5-9474. « 14, 1959 Se ee en ee ee So ee ee eee b eihas ; : har s * af cylel | re pakee Sean a : af FE lighter face your eyes than you do on the rest of your face. } ay Lyte SYLVIA ANN 275 Guests Witness _ Bradshaw-Venner Rites Rev. sisted by the Rev. Reginald Becker of the Methodist Church The attendants were gowned alike in pure silk organza dresses enhanced by Sabrina necklines, short cap sleeves and tucked silk bodices. Each gown featured a erushed cum- merbund and full ballerina- length skirt. Each attendant wore a large garden hat with a satin bow and held orange carnation bouquets in the form of a cross. The honor maid's bouquet was accented by touches of bittersweet. Pale ‘blue was the color selected for the bridesmaid’s gowns. The honor maid’s was of a deeper shade in the same color. * * * “Flower girls Patricia Moden and Pamela Moden wore white “nylon chiffon full length frocks ‘ovet hoops fashioned with self fabric jackets. They carried miniature bouquets matching the bridesmaids’ and wore headbands. of .green fern with a carnation at the side match- i iL a4 ff B é i fa i egy Constitution Day Picni¢ Attended by Over’ 100 TRYTHALL Announce _ Engagement Daniel ‘Booth Beresford, son of Mr, and Mrs, James A. Beres- ford of Bloomfield Hills. x * graduated _THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER > . tn = Sponsored * by Pontiac © League Jane Charles. Betty Whitson. Mrs. Joseph The pledge to the flag was led by Frank Walker. Joseph Zunic recited the American's Creed, Violet Walker spoke on “What the Constitution Means to Me” and Jose Vega dis- cused the class’ recent trip to Washington, D. C. * * * Mrs. Vidlund, | chairman of Post 1370 of the Veterans of Foreign Wars pre-_ sented a flag to the organiza- tion, stryd, Jacques Elelauf, Helen Mohr, Leonard Strand, Effie Petropulous and Matt Mohr. Amies Club held its annual fall tea Sunday at the Avondale road home of Miss Charles, left, ~~ gp eh EE Pontiac Press Photes greets her guests, Diane Pickford, center, an old member, and Sheila Goldberg, pledge. University of Michigan. She is affiliated with Kappa Alpha Theta and is a member of Sigma Gamma. Mr. Beresford gr a duated trom Phillips Exeter Ac igan law school this fall. He is a member of Theta Delta Chi, for the wedding. Her corsage was of deep pink roses. A blue lace dress with blue accessories Martha. Spark, left, newly elected Church Unit Meets _ president, discusses plans for the com- Standish Group of the First ing year at the Amies Club tea with Congregational Chyrch met for daughter, Mrs. Thomas Riley of Joslyn avenue. Fall bazaar plans were discussed. City’s Women Voters Start Fund Drive Carol Nicholie, center, a new pledge and Carole Hughes, vice president. Hosts Amies Club Fall Tea Jane Charles was hostess at her home on Avondale road for the annual Amies Club fall tea held Sunday afternoon. Among pledges honored were Sheila Goldberg, Adrian Ressler, Rada Young- blood, Carol Nicholie and Linda Brown. * * * Newly elected officers are Martha _ Spark, president; Carole Hughes, vice pres!- & dent; Miss Charles, recording secretary; Peggy Warren; corresponding secretary and Barbara Alton, treasurer. Twenty-five senior members were also present. x * * Mrs. John C. Napley, club advisor told pledges the club's history and the char- itable duties it performs. The girls also were told about their two weeks initiation. Fe tit and a corsage of deep pink - roses was worn by Mrs. Brad- Sorority Sets Tea Alpha Chi.Omega Sorority of - Southern Oakland County will begin its fall season with a tea at the home of Mrs. Wil- liam Thompson of Salem road in Farmington, Sept. 19. at 2:00 p.m. Mrs. Minoru Yama- saki, Birmingham pianist, will play at the tea. ° This Comes as a Blow The annual fund raising drive for the League of Wom- en Voters of Pontiac begins today. Mrs. Roy MacAfee if chairman and among members of the league who will help her solicit for funds are Mrs. John ° Borsvold, Mrs.. Paula Cohen, Lillian Davidson, Mrs, Dono- van , Elizabeth Hal- sey, Mrs. Claire J, Hinckley and Mrs. -Frank Holecheck. * * * Others are Mrs. Barney Ha- bel, Amy Krueger, Mrs. El- dred Mathes, Mrs. Robert Matheson, Mrs. Floyd Smith, Mrs, Fred Steinbaugh, Mrs. Irving Steinman, Mrs. Ruth Townsend, Mrs. C. George Whammo... Another Wife » y 7 Widdifield and Mrs. Theodore e Fellowship Class Has Buffet Supper = local iemesacls budget - The Fellowship Class_of Bald- spent in the community in the win Avenue Evangelical Unit- form of voter information on ed Brethren Church met for a candidates and issues. buffet supper Saturday eve- All tributors will ive ning at the home of Mr. and morning at St. a year’s subscription to “The Mrs. — = ga ai Hills Church. National Voter,” a league pub- «treet. “Mr. a _ Jones assisted the hosts. ‘Nancy Lemke Married to Nancy Lemke, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Lemke of Wing Lake road — married James John Yaw Saturday Hugo of the James is the son of Mr. and Mrs. William Rumer Yaw of Bloomfield Township and grandson of the late Senator James Couzens and Mrs. Nancy is the granddaughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Bern- eamadee ae @e waned Mr. Jones conducted the The drive will continue meeting and Mrs, Albert Lovse through the month of Septem- and Ray Ritter took part In the : ber, The final ‘turn-in’ meet- program. Couzens. ing will be held Sept. 30 at The next meeting will be the home of Mrs, Widdifield held at the home of Mr. and on Ottawa drive. Mrs. Robert Walker. hard Heuer, Is Belted supreme court judge in Bern, Switzerland. * ® ® The bride wore a gown of antique silk taffeta with long sleeves, an empire bodice and a deep cuff of heirloom rose point lace appliqued on a rounded neckline, Her dome-shaped skirt fell into a chapel train and she wore a -mantilla of rose point heirloom lace. She carried a cascade bouquet of butterfly orchids. Maid of honor was Suzanne Lemke, the bride's _ sister. Bridesmaids were Mrs. Roger Kirk of Washington, D.C.; Mrs. Nathaniel T. R. Burgwyn of” Richmond, Va.; Mrs. Charles Myers of Detroit and Eliza- beth Ross of Grosse Pointe. * * * They wore gowns of old gold peau de sole with open neck- linea, short sleéves and crushed cummerbunds of sea wood green peau de soie. Their hats were fitted caps of the same material and they carried cas- cade bouquets of ivy. By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN of the kids. I think this is very promises than I Can count. DEAR ABBY: 1 don't ap- Mrs. Darnall DEAR ABBY: You asked nice of him. I really can't com> § Put me down for saying-that- prove of physical violence. Empson. of women to write in and tell plain because I know when he =a man who would hit his wife pur 1 would one hundred Michigan from their own experiences if takes a poke at me, I usually once would hit her again. They siento . iseane “ tahoe -. goadenved j os mee’ @ wife could have it coming. never change. Sign me— ; ; the avenue G make STILL. MARRIED “STUPID” physical punishment to Glen O. a go of ‘her ‘et * se & mental beatings I've taken Empson of m arr iage DEAR ABBY; I've _ been over the years. “Covering up" 0 d - after her DEAR ABBY: I got the sur- married to a lovable hot- for his trequent absences from xfor husband hit prise of my life when my hus- —_— headed Irishman for 16 years. home eo the children wouldn't announce the her. The band ended an.argument by _—jje's slapped me around some, ichow ae : engagement of first year of slapping my face. I picked but he has his good points. what Was going on; pre- . my marri- the first thing I could find Why should a wife throw out tending not to know of his their daughter, —a¢¢,—-42n-y ___which happened to be a milk 5 perfectly good husband-fust seat in order to keep my Lila Beth, to husband bottle. I hit him over the head ~— because he belts her a few rg i erestie. Me the Rev. M. to beat with it. Then I drove him to times? 1 wouldn't trade my Freire ‘ Clark Bak up so the emergency hospital so the guy for one of those sweet. Wile’'s bones oan be punidied omets I was doc could put twelve stitches talking chislers who kills you DY, Mew. | ofigaenn Fo +» son of in pub- in his head. That was 28 years = with kisses and then’ chases oo an wom decent Mr. and Mrs. have been a hand to me since. I thank Bure, I've had my lip sewed ‘ BROKEN-HEAR’ . and he = you. , up and my nose broke more sad Baker of have five , LILY than once, byt true love never * 8. &. Macon,’ Ga. I can tell you ** * funs smooth. DEAR ABBY: Once, just. a as puch: It would have been DEAR ABBY: The first | _ (... GERTIE ep, my ‘husband. threatened £ Soha a lot easier to run with one: tine my Detend cee me, : x * , © bit met said “Go ahead ing is than with five 1 left him. He crawied back to = “DEAR ABBY: Why should " —hit mei” He didn't do it planned. The LEARNED TOO LATE me on his hands and knees, a wife stand there like an idiot because I picked up-a trying Seideolacs is i & % >, begging for just one more and let a big bully of a hus Pa" and showed him I could DEAR “ABBY: Can a wo chance, I gave him that, band hit her? I am § ft. tall, *#Ke care of myself I know attending man stay happily married to chance, He behaved himself weigh 100 pounds and my hus _—‘his is not very lady-ike, but ‘Murray State a man who has hit her? I say for @ few monthé, bat his ;ro- band is six feet two and weighs ‘an Who would hit a woman Callers aul yes! Like all married people, thine @idn’t mean anything be- over 200. My husband hit‘me . '* "0 gentleman. soueg my husband and I Have had cause he hit me again. He once, and I taught him ales © «-—«-»- FORTY YEARS WED her fiance has ood grmeene nese he ee ee eee eee a cri £1245 gradaated loses jris temper and socks me. _ me. His sistera begged me. of him. and fi For ABBY’ om. ~ But Be has never Wit me i gave him another chance for liked bl off with a @uick up “What fay tonsa Woe } rE : esa "ahs Spam eh oe yee he re yee ceded waned ipcpy www Sembly he has never hit me in front chances and I’ have had more _ “TIGER” — envelope to this paper. LILA BETH EMPSON “* : J 1 ; re = : Ao Lt, t - ei , .- gf a + FIRTERN< DAR Sets Sale of Antiques Mrs. Har ley and Mrs. Thurman Are Cochairmen Re ima iin lt ie ig HO is sponsored by Piety Hill Chapter of Daughters of the American Revolution and will be open from 1 p.m. to 10 p.m. and from 10 a.m, to 5 p.m. on | Sept. 26, me Mrs. Clarence B. Mitchell is chairman of the finance committee. Other committee chairmen afe: ee eee worth E. Kramer, tickets? Mrs. Clyde C. Bennett Jr., Hampshire, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Illinois, Missouri, Indi- ana and New York, plus weil known local dealers, will dis- play and sell antique furniture, old prints,-jewelry, glass, sil- ver, pewter and copper - wares, . The entire proceeds will be used for the society's patriotic, historical and educational in- terests. Piety Hill's main proj- ect this year ig aiding the Michigan Society which has undertaken the task of equip- | ping and furnishing a dormi- tory for girls af Tamassee DAR School, Tamassee, S.C. Scholarships are also sent to several of the thirteen DAR- supported schools. American flags aré presented to new local schools and Piety Hill donated the flag and pole ad- jacent to the Birmingham | Community House. subscriptions giv- en to the Dearborn Veterans Hospital and the annual DAR. - Good Citizenship Award given to an outstanding high school girl are other ways in which the DAR members - support their community. School for Brides | Planned Tuesday © The third school for brides, sponsord by Consumers Pows er Company will begin Tues- day, Sept. 15. There is no ad- mission charge and demonstra- tions are open to brides-to-be, James Yaw Willam Rumer Yaw, the groom's father, wag best man. William Rumer Yaw Jr. was head usher. Other ushers were Nathaniel T. R. Burgwyn, Ro- ger Kirk, Charies Myers and , George Couzens, A reception at Bloomfield Hills Country Club fqHowed the ceremony. After a Boneymoon trip to the West Coast, the newlyweds will live in Detroit. Mrs, Lemke chose a cafe- au-lait peau de soie street length gown for her daughter's wedding and wore yellow or- chids. The mother of the groom wore a silk beige print street length gown. Fashion Show to Give Preview of November You will be wearing in No- vember what you see in Sep- wedding. Serving on the tea commit- Charles -Wag- I THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1959 SIXTEEN . The way you look in the privacy of your own home, in the trying j weather of a rainy day or in your neighborhood, supermarket, is im- portant. It makes an. impression) — Qn every single person who sees salad Vontiog’ ‘s Official HOOVER SERVICE AUTHORIZED HOOVER DEALER ALL MAKES REPAIRED’ | = tee eek Local Garden Group Begins Fall Season Sylvan Manor Branch of the National Women’s Ferm and Garden Association beyan their fall season with a meeting Thursday evening at the home of Mrs. William Frankenfield of St. Joseph street. Mrs. Fred Rider was cohostess. Mrs. Charles Lawrence, pres- om group has been invited to participate in the. 1959 fall conservation workshop on nat- ural resources to be held at Higgins Lake next week. Three representatives from the Syl- van Manor group have been invited to attend the dried material workshop being spon- sored by the Pine Lake Branch 90 DAY GUARANTEE PREE ESTIMATES FREE PICK-UP and DELIVERY : ON ALL SERVICE A-1 Vacuum Cleaner SALES and SERVICE 21 “Water St. ¢ FE 4-3777 of the National Women’s Farm and Garden Association Oct. 13 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. * * * Following the program re- freshments were served. Qth- er members present included Mrs, Donald Carroll, Mrs. Charles Brown, Mrs, John R. Gibson, Mrs. George Cram, Mrs, F. G. Scott, Mrs. A. C. Monteith, Mrs. Gene Wright, . Mrs, Ican Post, Mrs. Ray Campbell and Mrs. Phillips. ident, appointed Mrs. Keith Campbell, Mrs. Thomas Phil- lips and Mrs. John R. Gibson. to serve on the calling com- mittee, Karl Siefort of the Oakland County Agricultural Service talked on ‘House Plants.” A question and answer period {ol- lowed his speech. - BUILT IN | PONTIAC . . by WRIGHT: Accepting Registrations at Will-O-Way Registrations are now being ac-| cepted for the fall term at Will: | O-Way Apprentice Theater on West Long Lake road. The ten-week| y term begins Oct. 8. | The public is invited to attend| an open house at the school two| jweekends prior to the opening of | ithe term. Guests have a choice of | Saturday and Sunday, Sept. 26 and} '27, or Saturday and Sunday, Oct. 3-4. The hours are from 1 p.m. Why can you buy this superior qual- ito 8 p.m. ity sofa so reasonably? Because you | Children are invited to enjoy, are buying direct from the maker- free pony and horseback rides eliminating the usual ‘’middle-man” during the open house, while their. 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Dearing of Brayton Pinins, nt | ANNALIESE BEAU I Y SALON the fourtly mee:ing of Twins’ | : (Over Tasty Bakery) Mothers’ Club held Thursday | evening at the Oxford home | 80', N. Saginaw St. FE 2-5600 of Mrs. Kenneth Acheson. < ~j ¥ - ji Mrs. Stickney is a graduate | | OPEN EVERY NICHT TO 9 Monday through Saturday Downtown AND Drayton Plains aay dept. stores Revolutionary underlift panels stay firm yet soft .. washing after washing! The new fashion ‘magic bra... by laytex Ld Bd « Married Saturday morning were Cafol Anne ‘Lawlor ‘and | Stanley Poniatowski Jr. Parents are Mrs. Hugh Lawlor of Wenonah. drive and Dr. and Mrs. Stanley Poniatowski vf Orehard Lake. MRS. $. STANLEY PONIATOWSKI JR. 200 at St. Benedict ‘See Saturday Rites: Carol Anne Lawlor became the bride of Stanley Poniatew- ski Jr. Saturday morning at St. Benedict Catholic Church. Some 200 guests witnessed the ceremony whith was _ per- formed by the Rev. Robert F. Wyzgoski. Mrs. Hugh Lawlor of Weno- nah drive is the bride’s moth- er. Mr. Poniatowski is the son of Dr. and Mrs. Stanley Poni- atowski of Orchard Lake. * * * An jvory silk gown with French lace trim featuring a cathedral train was worn by the bride, Her veil was al- tached to a Juliet cap of tiny seed pearls. Escorting her to the altar was Harrey E, Han- son of Wenonah drive, her brother-in-law, Mary Ann Poniatowski, t he bridegroom's sister, attended as maid of honor wearing a beige peau de sole gown with ‘Multiple Births’ Topic tor Meeting student of child psychology at University of Detroit. She em- phasized the fact that twins should be raised as individuals An open discussion [ollowes the tale * * * 2°° bert Green speakers were Mrs. Royce Hartsoe, Jerri Chapman, Littlefield, all of Pontiac; Mrs. Carol Leonard of Lake Orion, Program chairman Mrs. Ro- introduced the welcomed Mrs. Marilyn New members Mrs. Mrs. Kay Mabee, Mrs. Lois Culbert and Mrs. Daniel Ged ert of Oxford, Mrs. Theresa Willock of Highland and Mrs. Jean Voll of Rochester. s *%® * A membership Open House and election of officers will be held at the next meeting, Oct. 15 at the home of Mrs. Ro- bert Green of Lake Orion. All attending should bring pictures, of their twins be a twin photo quiz. * & * Among the guests Thursday evening was Mrs. Douglas Clark of Birmingham, who has two sets of twins. a nny Nurses’ Unit Plans Petoskey Parley An Upper Peninsula special: meeting of the Michigan Associa- | > fion of Nurse Anesthetists will be| held at 8.00 pm Burns Clinic 19 at the A tour Sept. in Petoskey Reservations for the dinner may be. made through Nellie Chapin, Little Traverse Hospital in Petos- ikey by Sept 1) of the clinic and Little Traverse | Hospital is being arranged. * ¥ i "Charge It” The new youthful uplift that's built-in to this bra will add mo- gic to everything you wear! The new underlift panels stay firm y@ soft... even after 65 wash- ings. White. Sizes 32-40 A-8-C. Pad "s" Bapert cocsetiores will te . you correctly for comfert s and figure flottery! or pan ntie eS oe 10.95 girdle wal Hel fall Laeger oe ale = ra ial De [isn aa On gn in 1216 Baldwin, Main, Clarksten. A e100 5-3735. BEAUTY CHECK by Rowena Wilson Summer heen too many of her magic days left for 1959. Have you fared well through the sun, water - and humidity? , Chances: are four hair as wll as your complexion ' has suffered in some small way. =~Don't feel de- ressed about it, ou are one among many. Good skin creams used properly for your facial will do wondérs. Hair condi- tioning and scalp treatments will restore the lustre to your crowning glory. Boost morale with a special new coif. It's a proven fact that milady’s morale is boosted with a lovely new hairstyle, With an eye on i a PEDO ERS gold trim and a gold peau de soie pill box hat. Bridesmaids Elizabeth Moun- tain and Mrs. Virgil Roberts were dressed alike in gold peau de soie with beige trim and wore gold peau de soie pill box hats. * * * Another sister of the bride- groom, Suzanne Poniatowski, and Kathy Hanson, a niece of the bride, were junior brides- maids gowned in gold peau de sole dresses featuring beige trim and bouffant skirts. Each wore a_ seed pearl crown, Baskets of gold chrys- anthemums were held by all the attendants. The duties of best man were carried. ot by Joseph Poni- atowski of Detroit, a cousin of the bridegroom. Robert Baker of Detroit and Michael Bonczak of Dearborn ushered. * * * Following the ceremony guests were received at a luncheon held at the Elks Tem- ple. Guests from Detroit, Dear- born, Farmington, Rochester and Pontiac attended. Before leaving on a trip through Canada and the East- ern states, the new Mrs. Poni- atowski changed to a_ light weight black and white wool dréss with black and white ac- cessories. The couple will live in De- trpit A deep beige lace dress ac- cented by 4 cypripedium orchid corsage was worn. by Mrs. Lawlor for her daughter's wed- ding. Mrs. Poniatowski chose a turquoise satin ense mb te trimmed in Alencon lace and wore a ae orchid cor- sage. a ies of the couple} Can Stave Off Age’ dio program “Living Should Be Fun,” and also through his books and articles. He is teacher, lec- turer and nutrition consuitant. Most of all he is a crusader for . optimum nutrition for everyone. Doctor Fredericks received his Masters degree in Public Health Education from New York Uni- versity and later his Ph.D., in ‘nutrition from. the same college. He has been attached to New York University’s School. of Education and Department’ of Physica! Ed- ucation and..Recreation and currently associate professor \Fairleigh - Dickinson college. is at At present he is also supervising the diet of the Kansas City Athletics. MEN ARE DIFFICULT as women amd if they are faithful to a dietary routine. a direction. Hé said, In a recent interview I asked Doctor Fredericks if he has found that men are as interested in diet as He seems to feéi, that it is much more — difficult to_motivate men in such “Many men think that they must assert their masculinity by going to work when ~ they are sick, rejecting diets and ‘playing more golf than is food for them."’ However; when a man is _he becomes a remarkably help- * He is entirely amenable after a scare such as less individual! | a heart attack or some other | disability which frightens him. | Doctor Fredericks calls these times a man's | ments,” and said, “At | times a man will eat caviar Doctor “do other Fredericks believes nutritionists that “teachable mo- such or butterfly wings if told to do se.” as | we) should get as many as possible of | the elements essentia] to good) health from our daily menus, but | he also believes in vitamin and, ‘mineral supplements. | Many factors play a part in the) vitamin and mineral intake — the | soil, the time in storage, the loss’ ‘in cooking and so forth. Then, | ‘also, ag he-pointed out, some folks cannot utilize certain vitamins as, well as others can and may need |more massive doses. I asked Doctor Fredericks | | | | | trition, ; He replied, ‘Indeed I do! go even further and say (inheritance) aside, t ‘the life span can be tripled correct nutrition and certainly he believes that a young person today can be as young at 70 as the average person of 50 is now |—.2 ——_ if he or she would take advant- age of what is known about n /) by! the, aging processes can be delayed. "| | So, what-we eat ‘greater importance than most \us admit. miss BEST nutrition and settle |HALF.BEST! & se bras * ne al Have You Tried This? Seven Days Preparation Needed for Pickles By JANET ODELL Pontiac Press Home Editor We've had a couple of pickle recipes this summer, Today's suggestion is for Sweet Pick- les. Mrs. James V. Sayers says they are wonderfully crisp. Mrs, Sayers-tives at Loon Lake. Her beautiful flowers show the result of the+hours she spends in her garden. She is active in her church guild. Traveling and entertaining friends are two of the things the Sayers’ like best to do. SWEET PICKLES By Mrs. James V. Sayers 2 gallons a, 2, : inches long 1 i uniodised 1 gallon water Wash pickles and split lengthwise. Soak in brine (salt plus water) for 3 days. Drain off brine and soak pickles for 3 more days in clear water. Drain and bring to a boil in a mixture of ome quart vinegar and one quart water and 2 tablespoons alum. Boil for 30 minutes. Drain and cover with syrup. Pack in sterilized jars and seal. Let stand at least 3 weeks before eating. Syrup . pounds sorer 1 quart vinegar 2 tablespoons mixed spices Let come to a boil and pour wer pickles. What a shame it is is of much) of | to| for | Os a eae bite ON : Dr. Carltox’ Fredericks, teacher, . nutrition-consultant, ‘believes, as do other nutritionists, Plugs Optimum Nutr ition lecturer and that we should get as many as possible of the elements essential to good health from our daily menus, but he also believes in vitamin and mineral supplements. Honor Bride-Elect Dana Crane, bride - elect of Danie] Pruente, .was hon- ored-at a miscellaneous bridal shower Thursday evening. Kathryn Brinkman was_jhos- tess for the ‘affair which was held at the home of the George Brinkmans on North Francis street. * * * ‘ Miss Crane is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ransom Crang of North East boule- vaya. The prospective bride- groom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Francis Pruente of Gin- gell court. Guests attending were Mrs. Crane, Joan Sibra, Patricia Yarger, Beverly Chamberlin, Mary Chasteen, Eyvonne Mod- er, Gloria Cuningham, Kay Swenson, Mrs. George Brink- man, Emily Thompson, Bar- bara Faust, Joanne Swindell, Judy Magtin, Bonnie Abbott, Jeannine Garnett and Barbara Mitchell. be smart-look smart be smart-look:smart 2 COMPLETE SHIRT SERVICE 719 W. Huron FE 4-1536 Quality Cleaning _ Since 1929 All the-fun-of learning -to-. play the Hammond Or- “gan can now be yours! PlayTime lessons are fun. You'll learn quickly from one of our experi- enced teachers. ® 6 Organ Lessons @ Organ in your home for 30 days @. lastruction material ~all for 25 ms Feb olid i yom decide boy Come join the HAMMOND - LAYTIME PLAN | GRINNELL’S; 27.5. Soginaw St., FE 3-7168 x . Coll Careful Dan at = Leto dhe rae was “maid of honor. Brides- ciel ie agp a . —— FE 2-810 . oregie maids were Janet Killiker = could eat. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard R. Has- As my husband is a great ice ‘Tment —.whip up this gay apron to entertain your holiday guests. DRY CLEANERS: | ” 7.Hour Service at Our ei I, 3 Locations organza gown appliqued with lage, The dedice was accented with lace and seed pearls and length gowns of pink, lavender and turquoise respectitely. Philip Fisher of Traverse City was best man. Ushers were the bridegroom's broth- er, Daniel Mason of Traverse Before leaving for a honey- moon to New York and Ni- agara Falls, the bride changed to a black and white checked two-piece suit’ with matching accessories and the corsage Woodbeck of Flint announce the engagement of their daugh- ter, Jean, to John D. Camp of Pontiac road, He is the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. James G. Camp of Tarentum, Pa. ; ss ees | CRE Beare OS eee , | 4d oh : ne | peeeeceeee | ‘THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 1s, 1999 0 PASE Build Resentment | roe rsmsss Sins Sis Maar || sey ong ever" on somebody else : ; of evading a traffic regulation or . Sa falsifying an expense account. >—: To train Iftle boys and girls to Month leant windive please ae he em eveomrerees a eae =“ Our $17.50 Sry tye Bae Shes to let them do as they please—and Complete ... it. Protecting them against resentment ig one of = the reasons why we require obedi- ? : ae m -¥ TONY’S BUDGET SHOP | a | SPECIAL! | Waterford Girl Wed He Probably] $93) were si0s0 wae $750 Be x tae i in Candlelight Rites Enjoyed | uy Complete For ........ 4 tenis, Sree Fontes | as pamemicrenney © the gown hmgisia cot Your Share TONY’S BEAUTY SHOP Up Ha workmanship. J urdly evening Sanden Louise | [ot ore a single. strand’ ot ag yah Main Floor Riker Bldg. FE 3-7180 Noe Adobe ty | fet wee SS the hostess served ice cream and cream eater, I put some of my ice cream on his plate. My hus- band criticized me later for hav- ing done this and said that if I couldn't eat jt, I should have left it on my plate. Will you please tell me if I was wrong?” ns “Dear Mrs. Post: I am 17 years old and would like to give a lawn party for my friends. I would like to invite an even num- ALL PERMANENTS ONE PRICE ) COMPLETE WITH - CUT and SET NONE ¢ |tor this pattern m — add 5 cents for ~ City; and'\James Haskell, the Answer: You were not wrong | io $ 415 : pattern for ist-class mail- bride’s brother of Pontiac.. te ‘avoid waste by giving some = ig : ») : . Se The Pontiac Press, A reception was held at Pel- JEAN WOODBECK of your ice cream to your hus- } 124 Needlecraft Dept., P.O. Box Joweiip) Hall. : ‘ band at the informal visit you ‘wa E | Station, New) * *& © Mr. and Mrs. James C. | describe. | ; : ber of boys and girls. However, 540 S. Telegraph Read letting, wausual, popular” designs from ae brides eet rev. | of Alpha, Iota sorority, inten | tls fs my problem: Several of HIGHER 2682 West 12 Mile — Berkley 411 erochet, knit, a somal . qrae City where the bride- | national honorary business #o- arom fe ab ak ae pocae ee ea jus weave a 's attending Northw rority.- Her fiance attended ; : $2 933 S. Hunter — Birminghem [ifurnishings, toys, gifts, bazaar) oa a aoee! Tee. | University of Pittsburgh and | X2°¥ too, well and “ r have Caius 1. he ‘book Free — 3 quilt bride. attended Pontiac Busi- | General Motors Institute in —e es Se refree Haircut patterns, Hurry, send 25 cents for ; : Flint want to invite them. Would it be : ae! YOUF owpy. 7 ness eo a emer: : proper to ask the boys to come Permanent by an Experi- WILLIAMK. 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Now is the time to pamper your| Instruction will include the basic complexion for the coming months. fundamentals of square dancing, Summer wind adhd sun do their ‘some well-known and. popular old own damage — a special kind of quadrilles and the latest combina- damage that only care can repair. tions of music and dance figures. Start with nightly applications of} A small charge per couple is a jubricating cream or lotion. You |made in order to defray operation may want to substitute a cleaning |expenses. For further information lotion rather than soap and water |call the Parks and Recreation De- to remove makeup during the day. | partment. a Mark 25th Anniversary “Dear Mrs. Post: At the pres- ent time my fiance-to-be is un- able financially to buy me an engagement ring. Under the cir- cumstances, would it be proper to make a formal announcement of our engagement? If this is per- missible,__what_can__I-__say__to friends and relatives who ask to see my ring?” Answer: An e ent ring is not a necessity, of married women have never had engagement rings, You simply say, “I haven't one. John's put- ting what money he has into furniture for the house’’ or some- Cormack, Mr. and Mrs’ Brnest thing similar. BEAUTY HOLLYWOOD | suop 782 North Saginaw Street =| Over Baszley's FE 8-3560 Beauty Hint Ak Conditioned Bobette Shop Introduces... _ The ONE the only girdle | pus FABULOUS PRIZES FREES ALL — Cost? CHECK CONTEST DETAILS IN SHOMROOM The Berean Fellowship Class of Ne ites ‘—_——— — you CAN WIRE: REPEAT YOU CAN WIN: DON'T WAITS bats Oakland Avenue United. 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PONTIAC PRESS A Big 40-Page Special Football Supplement IS YOUR BONUS IN TUESDAY’S PRESS Your Football Bonus Features All the County High Schools The Professional League — The Colleges Reross the Nation. 2 SCHEDULES e STATISTICS: + - @ ROSTERS YOU Witt WANT THIS. FOOTBALL: INFORMATION ‘SUPPLEMENT’ To KEEP. _ ALL THROUGH THE FOOTBALL ‘SEASON! oc Ceidsig cage So at ME Ne RT ‘3 » a ; J PONTIAC, MICHIGAN 2. ae PONTIAC PRESS N INETEEN: HAS SMART, and marble stopped new Pontiac Motor panel with lighting f Stubbs Co. of Detroit. and a profusion of plants in simple containers take away any bar- ren look. One wall in the lobby is made of three dimensional, ribbed teakwood. The lobby was designed and fabricated by H. F. 4 |Eight-Year-Old Drives Dad’‘s Car 58 Miles, Alone | ported his car stolen, went to -}would be lodged against the Evansville police said he told) them he drove to Evansville to| look around the city. “I waved at everyone |] passed’ because I was having such. a good, time.”” He said. ‘The boy's father, who had re- Seal to claim his son and a pullke said no juvenile charges youngster. Boston Mailman Has Street Name Problem BOSTON (UPI) — Pity- the peoad postal worker in Boston, the na. Pontiac Présa Phote officers, they have joined the faculty of Water- ford Township High School. And as it says on the blackboard, ““The Navy was never like this.” _ sete ee THEY'RE TEACHERS NOW — Former Navy lieutenants Joseph .Caletri (left) and David -Christensén are making some big adjustments « these days: After serving in England ag Navy 2 Former Navy Officers Order Students Now tensen. could Was ~ sent Catétri. By REBA HEINTZELMAN get Two young ex-Navy officers, | almost run aground by the rush, age = attended officers Sone of hundreds of Waterford Town- < : He and Christensén seemed to zathip “High School: students; arei.i¢ t off at the very first meeting striving to keep an even keel as 1 newly hired teachers. » ee ‘*?e * * * * Each of thei? wives had a baby After six: years of shaving their|while they were stationed there and the frier continued to flourish in the orderly life of Navy officers. it fast | University with honors and 4 to i \master’s degree in social stadies. ; x © * Efarged pictures of the 15 new schools built in the district within the last 10 years were shipped “air mail special” to Caletri, “I was bombarded with .all types ef school literature and be- came practically brainwashed on < ford,” Catetri says. pay cuts and alter some of their rough, they admit, the subject of teaching in Water. 3 Although they have had to take} tion's largest posta] district. Within this district there (40. streets named Adams, ;Clevelands, 35 Hancocks, 14 Jelf-| ‘ersons, 21 Jacksons, 21 Madisons, 25 Grants and 69 Washington streets. | are 22 Criae 06'the. chet te thn: ttawy, | All the the school curriculum he had been a studious college - 2 x * * CHANGES WITH,.THE SEASON — One of the most attractive features of the lobby of the new tration Building is this ‘tam Soe behind model. a Pontiac Motor Division Adminis- = — Says Moon Shot Proves | Reds Can i US. Cities Htists tempered with dismay~ that ithe Soviets had beaten Americahs' again in the space race. SAYS WE CAN’T BEAT 'EM “In view of this I don't think that we have a prayer of launch- ing a man around the earth and recovering before — ong = said Frederick C. Durant 3rd Concord, former president of te American Rocket Society. ‘ a: # . Durant, a former president of the International Astronautical Federation, added: ‘We probably stand a chance of being the first with a man on the moon, bot we'd jbetter get busy,” DEEP CONCERN Dr, Murray Zelikiff, former Research Center Laboratory, now vice president of Geophysics Corp. iof America, Boston; said he views the Soviet accomplishment with ideep concern. “I think we were behind them’ Building Lobi oy “four changes in the design of the wal] mural, each depicting a different season of the year. The motif here is autumn. The next will be winter, The building is located at 196 Oakland Ave. _ ‘Truman Doesn't ‘Want to See ‘Khrushchev NEW YORK (—Former Presi- | de -nt Harry S. Truman said today! ‘he would not see Soviet Premier EVANSVILLE, Ind. (UPI)—An eight-year-old boy hopped into his father’s car at Washington, Ind; BOSTON (AP) — The coven two years ago and we're further Nikita Ss. Khrushchev today and drove 58 miles — alone.;moon shot proves they have "a) behind them now,” he said When he got to Evansville, the| guidance. system capable of a Dr. Kantrowitz, an expert in the iboy took a wrong turn and backed!ing an_ intercontinental ballistic|problem of missile reentry into into_another car. while trying to mi: :ile directly to its target,’ athe atmosphere, urged a more “\get back on coursé, causing minor | Boston rocket scientist says realistic American approach to damage. } * * * | space research, “I forgot to look back,"’ the) Dr. Arthur Kantrowitz, head of! * * * youngster told police. Avco Research Laboratory, Eve-| «1 regard our position as un The boy, whose name was ‘ret, told a newsman, “you don't/reafistic. We could have done it! withheld by police, could hardty |"'t the moon accidentally.” (hit the moon) too.” | see over the windshield. and he | * * The Soviets didn't need “any had to drive through several The hicecew announcement ,Sun-|spectacular new fuel,”” he said. towns, all crowded with week. day night evoked applauding com- * * * end traffic, ment from New England: scien-{ |which” are not We. for example, haven't de- veloped rocketry to the point! where we can use the most” power- ful fuels known,"' Pontiac Drill Team Cops State Laurels The Pontiac Star Chiets, a drum and majorette drill team, won the state championship in competition Saturday at the Michigan State Fair,according to Director Roy &. Hess. Formerly the Land O'Lakes twirlers, the unit recently lias been ‘head of the Air Force Cambridge | @ugmented to include drummers lif they did “If I can help it Truman, train, who arrived here by was asked bys newsmen at Pennsvivania station if he would see Khrushchev while the latter jis in«the city Thursday and Fri:' may, “IT have no desire to see him,” replied Truman, ‘I don't want to see him.”' The former chief executive add- ed, however, hoped the ex- he would help ease world _ tensions Asked to comment about a Rus- sian rocket hitting the moon, Tru- man said: “It's a wonderful thing But I never believe the Russians unless I can see it. New Plan Would Give State Dems Vote Hike WASHINGTON w — A new ocratic Party Chairman Paul Butler would give Michigan 52 ‘votes, a gain of eight, at the party's 1960 nafional convention. Butler’s proposal toe abolish the bonus system would give Michigan a flat 52. In the 1956 convention, Michigan had 49 bas- Eighteen members of the corps! took ,part in the state competition | -The Pontiae drill team won first) |competing for the. trophy, place honors ovbr eight other units! Hess said. ie votes and four us Votes, a total of 44. New Seueye egg production totals year. more than two billion | plan proposed Saturday by.Dem- | ‘Center plot across from the City ‘Await Bids on Lirbary City Officials Hoping Ceiling Price Is High Enough This Time City officials today anxiously awaited construction bids on Pon- tica’s new library, hoping no re- péat performance is in store after Friday's opening of bids for the new airport terminal building. Bids then ran some $44,000 more than available construction funds. Today at 2 p.m. prospective “There are several knows facta change of visits between Khrush-) contractors for the much-needed commorily used | jehey and President Eisenhower. g5e0.e00 library will gather in the City Hall commission cham- bers te submit their bids. City commissioners won't be too surprised should bids run over ~learlier estimates, because a mem. ber of the architectural firm — O'Dell, Hewlett and Lackenbacn |Associates of Birmingham — had forewarned them that costs might slightly exceed the half million dollars ceiling. e: § * * Bids will be taken on a one- _ ‘story glass, brick and limestone office slated to go up in the Civic Hall and Public Safety Building. City Manager Walter K. Will- man said that if bids are favor. able, contracts may be awarded this month and the building com- ‘pleted by the fall of next-year, in time for dedicatiion during the 1961 observation of Pontiac's cen- tennial as a city. _—=— a +, & & a’ *S SS Se ie z a i '&.2 & 2 . = —_#, is “SE Si “ Se ee i Se eS oy * . ye a a * ? % ‘ = ; *) : : ¥" : : f- s 4 = * f = *; . : fa. z = / ao ier TWENTY | _ | ‘THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1959 ee ogee . | : &- 4 : '—wa ~ ¢ Plan fo Reactivate Based on Haber Report © di Hare Foresees ee hea | | CQ) ervey sowiina Michigan Chanber | State Begins Growth Bill Reflector Snags / EAST LANSING @®-—-Plans to re- activate a state chamber of com- merce drafted beh: losed) LANSING (UPI)—Gov. G, Men- The governor said he was pre-|tation to the Legislature when it . . doors Friday at Kellogg pte on {nen .Williams and his aides today the Dill“as the first step in|convenes for. its 1960 session in| Might , Have Trouble 1 b ] wt the Michigan State University began preparing a state economic/c out the recommendations | January. Collectin 35 Cents for, > fresh-c ean g 0 Ps campus. growth bill similar to the federal/of the Haber Report on Michigan's +t & & g | -On hand were more than 30 vem s ak tee economic future, A Michigan ‘econonile growth ‘60 Tab Addition - Sa : cificiais ol seaunlactering ‘reas 00" he bil bill will be ready for presen- act patterned after the federal public utilities and local cham. | : Full Employment Act of 1046 | LANSING ~The’ state auto li- ber of commerce groups. , : | P ; was one of the recommendations |cense plate division may haye trou- se The meeting was closetl to the Poll State GOP Man in the Moon made wee by « ae ble keno | actos pay an’ All dressed up and rar- eg eee eee cee to Smile Despite | versity ot michigan economist, |pistes, Secretary of State James ing to go! Mom knows | ance said “The framework is now | complete for a Michigan chamber which studied Michigan’s ¢co- M. Hare admitted Saturday. | it is f of commerce." on Problems Sock From Reds | sue probiems. em 3 is the start a the new how important it is for | The report said Michigan needed |license plate year — this making, | nar Tome corr se see |S ores 9 seat i felt ele Se ae oe tor aokeak : on't get a xt rs to restore the state . : : Tax Reform, Business! v6 trom the smack in the face pag Drag tariobheg eeyos well-groomed for schoo: ployment But the law doesn’t become Climate Run 1-2 Among) he took yesterday —_ = gan has lost 130,000 jobs since 1953,| effective until 90 days after final That is why she. de- < e-Le Russian space rocket. won" - Michigan Republicgns | even iose his smile. igs to as ee Gee eee pends on our extra fine Nor will the crash of the Red +k ft tive collection date to around dry - cleaning and laun- LANSING AA Republican noll| Tecket spoil the green cheese | “The report appears to provide) Christmas, Valentine's Dey or . dry to keep youngsters ‘shows tax reform and the state’s| ‘Mat every child knows the moon jan excellent basis for a program! Easter. H is made of. of action aimed at restoring Mich- > business climate run one-two 85 The moon will look the same ligan's economy,” Williams said. 2S looking their best. Michigan's top problems. & from Earth tonight as it always |Perhaps this report, revealing as (ot 4 Lcarenge pee Sea A first peek at results of the| has. Even those inveterate moon- |it does the gravity of our economic continuing sentiment sampling of peng the spooning levers | problem, will have a sobering ef- party members and from GOP| 894 sighing poets, should notice [fect on those who have treated the booths at county fairs came at the| ®® Change. problem as a mere opportunity to - * © fe Republican State Central Commit-| _T¢ 280,000-mile distance of |win votes or influence tax legisla. Those assessed the extra’ fee tee meeting over the weekend.| ‘h@ moon trom the earth when |tion.” later are likely to complain, Hare the 854.4-pound Russin space said. The business session was de- | capsule and its 3,234-pound last |) RECOMMENDATIONS Hare said he expected complaints voted mainly to preliminary | stage rocket crashed into it The report recommended studies’ anyway. Motorists won't get re-| planning for the 1940 campaign, | so great that it was iepécubls be made by the’ committee on flectorized plates nest year — only) ‘March 1 deadline won't pay the 35 cents added Tee. | SORRY! sald to be well along. for anyone on earth to see the |Michigan’s economic future ap-|tabs with a green 1960 on a golden, Many of the mére than 100 com-| cellislon even with powerful tele- [Pointed last year by Williams, | elow DRekgroul. The tae Best Deal Ever mitteemen talked hopefully that) *Copes. Nor was any mark ~ * ‘onl to change plates was Paul D. Bagwell, Michigan State| Vislble after the crash. It also suggested the economic we e6 . + y ee | ‘ For Home Service University { t , td wth , ire cae - =e Sept. 17-18-19 enlarge is Freed sane pr oe wrarue We make tance ne One way out of the mess was ~ 968 Auburn “Ave, 430 Orchard Lake Ave. - for governor. 3 ports on the state's economic con-| “SEested by the secretary of state, 379 E. Pike St. 269 N. Perry St. Phone ACT s * ongress Cal dition to the Legislature, provide econsider the iced el ME bee Cee la : Lawrence B. Lindemer, state for a joint committee of the Legis- law a new | t ee Walled Lake = ) FE 4.95 3 wow: lem fa Uae tt, ature to. heey la “on the tea, & ew ew. aking nses had been received to state's economic condition, and) neonsedlate effect. —* a ae ee | Ccotiaemaites seeking to assay 0 journmen create a state council of econemic = . “ dort.inant issues of the moment. advisers. Kelvinator Soles $ Eighty seven per cent of those | Appraisal of Session| ,.7™? id Seen meetes elvinator Sales Spurt | | Y | DETROIT w — H. L. Travis, replying to a. question on a need , 631 Ookland FE 5-4161 || '°" overhauling state tox laws Starts; Southern Foes revision of Michigan's constitu. tion as the first step toward vice president for sales, reported General Electric Home Freezer answered in the affirmative. Delay Windup solving the state's economic Friday Kelvinator major appliance | Asked to name the most impor- problems, \per s in August jumped nearly 45) tant public problem, 42 per cent) ~ WASHINGTON (AP) — Con-| T cent over August of 1958. He |Citizens for Michigan, an independ-|their highest volume in the com- jent group working on state prob-|pany’s history. Kelvinator is a} cent named generating more jobs/friends and foes already apprais-' ‘mey-y. h lin the state ing its legislative record betas poate fine naa of the \division of American Motors Corp. Forty two per cent picked keep-| If Southern opponents halt their y r onts Erp | PAYDAY chose the business Climate, 27 per gress edges its way toward pos- poorne Hecsary, chaleman of (he rai automatic washers reached cent the tax situation and 17 pec| sible adjournment today with! 10 Cubic Foot ¢ j ing world peace as the No. 1 na attack on a rider extending the ovore, a state meeting in vanaine| The state of Maine has 16 ‘mil- Cc oo $ 5 itional issue. Thirty two per oe of the Civil Rights Commis-|' tiga de lion acres af forests. “ = 350 Pound pointed to Inflation sion, the Senate may be able to|s =e —————————— rr | : | The committee was told that Complete action on a $3,281,813,000 iY = ” party finances are sagging, with|£orelgn aid bill it approved in sub- SPECIAL! | $6,000 accumulated in unpaid bills.| t#ace Saturday Difficulties were expected to be kt & ft | USED straightened out without too much! But there was no terminal hour GIBSON _. ‘trouble on the Dixie> verbal onslaught Reconditioned = es é e # * Rams Drub 49ers, Green Bay Wins PHILADELPHIA @® — Norman Taseff on a sensational catch ;the second quarter when Van Eagles Wallop Colts, 35-13 scoring play. Baltimore came ia Sagan taal bene moon By BRUNO L. KEARNS * Sports Editor, Pontiac Press | DETROIT — Saturday’s head« line on the sports page of the Press read: ‘Lions Handle Browns * Like They Own Them.” : Sunday, it almost looked like a Van Brocklin pitched three touch-| and romped inte the end tone |Brocklin threw 26 yards to Mc-| back om a ome-yard plunge by downpasses to Tommy McDonald) on a 55-yard play. Donald for the first TD. Rookie! Alan Ameche, Then came the Sunday and it was all the Phila) 1, other weekend games, Los|Theron Sapp added another Eagle; 55-yard clincher. delphia Eagles needed to hand the! Angeles showed a powerful at-|touchdown on a seven-yard dash) walt Kowalczyk added the final National Footbajl League cham- tack in walloping San Francisco| before Brown connected on a four-|Eagle touchdown just before the pion Baltimore Colts a 35-13 loss. 4.14. Detroit defeated .Cleveland)yatd scoring pass to Jerry Rich-/end of the game on a one-yard The Colts, in losing their first!s123 and Green Bay knocked off ardson just before the half ended. piunge. exhibition game of the season aft-! Washington 20-13. | Near the end of the third quar. Jon Arnett. who scored twice, different story. It seemed almost | aioe! a ; chang | x * * | ter the Van Brocklin-McDonald raced 81 yards and Joe Marconi éertain that- the Browns would fin- . nites a eas Ewbank went | The Eagles led from midw ay in) combination clicked ena 34-yard j i for touchdowns in the first five : . 4 . : | j "I » : 9.9. Cleveland coach Paul Brown was flabbergasted to see his 28-17 lead disappear with only 1:33 lef ‘the Packer points with .two short” Elvin) 12 runs, two field goals and a ‘air of conversions. Eddie LeBaron Pistons opened their training camp included Chuck Curtis, Ddyle Ed- beg ; i be ow ial today with nine rookies and_three!miston, Bailey — Howell, ates SCORES FOR LIONS — Rookie fullback Nick- AP Wirephote 2 = in the game. “Ud like to play the Lions once more an that’s in the one big game after the regular season,” Brown said dejectedly, The two teams do not meet again this season. It was the 17th time in 23 games, including one tie, that the Lions defeated the Browns. The tie was at Briggs stadium in an exhibition game couple years ago. ; eee under the back- prt on the team. The Browns have never won in - | “ | Detroit. Alcorn is 6-feet, 10 inches tall WJ k [: k Fl ke Sunda Setback and about 240 pounds while’ at Ins LaKe eef An alert John Henry Johnson iMarske is 6-feet-8 and tips the was the hero of the two last min- ute touchdowns. Tobin Rote’s pass meant for Jim Gibbons was tipped by Lowe Wren. The ball bounced into Johnson's hands on the five and he walked into the end zone for the touchdown. That made the score 28-25 with Jerry Perry’s conversion and there was only 1:33 showing on the clock. Everyone figured the L‘ ns would try an onside kick but in- stead Jim Martin booted the ball to Leroy Bolden on the eight yard line. Bolden got to the 29 and he was swarmed all over by a host ef Lions. He fumbled and Dave Whitsell recovered. - *x *® * On the first play from over. There was no one one with- in 15 yards of him. Pietrosante plunges over goal line to score team's 2nd touchdown in an exhibition game with Cleve- land at Briggs Stadium yesterday. Play started at the two-yard Lions won 31-28 line. Detroit tackle John Gordy lies on ground after opening up a gap in the line. with a sensational late rally. ly trapped, threw to the little | flanker who grabbed the ball away from Colt defender Carl Detroit's Newest Problem-Holding 4th Leaves Tigers 2 Games From 3rd Bunning Victim of Late’ Washington Barrage in 5-1 Loss WASHINGTON —w (Paw Paw) Maxwell's Sunday punch was missing and Jim Bun- ning threw a gopher ball that set. off a Washington raily. As a result, the Detroit Tigers had only a precarious hold today on first division in the American League after yesterday's 5-1 loss to the Senators. They are in fourth spot, sand. wiched between the resurgent New York Yankees and the faltering Baltimore Oricles. | ball than in college. Charlie} veterans will give the young- Piston coach Red Rocha was particularly impressed by the size of two young hopefuls who will be battling for the pivot spot. x * * Gary Alcorn and Harry Marske drew comment from Rocha. “Those guys have the ideal size for this league,” he said. “They also have the power that scales at about 230. Rocha said they both could be standouts if they have speed, quick reactions under the boards, shooting ability and desire He said he hoped to determine these qualities in the practice sessions “One of the big reasons for having this rookie camp is to get them prepared to meet the veterans,"” Rocha said. ‘There is a lot more contac. in pro- | And those + sters a going-over early. “Maybe we can get them used to that stuff by the time we head| for Camp Michigama next Satur- | day.” x & * In addition Alcorn and Marske, : Lowrey, Jack O'Malley, Jack! Quiggle and Tony Windis. | | Veterans included Billy Kenville, Archie Dees and Barney Cable. Kenville is coming back to the Pistons after a year’s layoff. brought the Redskins 14 to the Green Bay 5-yard line late in the final quarter in a bid for a tie, but three successive passes were battered down. Dees came to the Pistons this spring in a deal that sent Phil Jordan to Cincinnati. Cable was sidelined most of last year and will be fighting for a From The Begins 59 Sailoffs | Two races on Sunday marked the Jack O'Malley, former St. Fran- start of the annual sail-offs for/Ci8 College basketball’ star, has Watkins | Fred and Bruce Brede won both lake Yachting Assn. turned down a professional athletic career to become a Roman Cath- ‘lightning events, in Busy Bees. |°lic priest. O'Malley, a 22-year-old Glenn Fries’ Jo Dee was 2nd both | itimes. Jack Berlein was 3rd in the, 'morning with Vava Boom, while) Green's Dream (Dave Green) was) 3rd _ in the afternoon. Chuck Morris was first home in beth snipe events, in R-Buoy, jwith Guy Duffield 2nd each time. | \Neil Wheeler and Frank Fleck: were third Frank Hill also had two wins, in the thistles (Hellion), with Harm Gillan and Don Zannoth 2nd-3rd the morning and Zannoth 2nd, Norm Ledwan 3rd in the afternoon. in native of Pittsburgh who captained St. Francis last season, left yes- terday for a Catholic school to prepare for the priesthood instead of reporting to the Detroit Pistons of the National Basketball Associ- ation, } x * bd Bill Orwig, University of Ne- | braska athletic director and a | University of Michigan alumnus, burgh to withdraw his name from a list of candidates for a similar position there. * «* * In the battle for third place, the Boros, Gustin Share lead DALLAS (AP) — John Gustin | of Denver shot one of the three! Argos with four dield goals. The Toronto Argonauts defeated the Ottawa Reughiiders, 19-6, yes- terday in the lst Sunday footbal! game ever played in Toronto, A crowd of 24,961 turned out and saw Cookie Gilchrist spark the | The clock showed on 1:11 re- Yankees went two games ahead gcenting a big pay day at last 67's of the day for 208 and fourth * * * "maining in the game as the Seadee tees tha ainstee dou ie; |along the weary golf tour, and place. Tied at 210 were Gardner, Pass might = — —_ ‘Lions kicked off for the second | Dicki { West Palm Beach,| Kocsis woe _ mart en wee et & © place Cleveland Indians. Bete eee einy oe tediFia; Marty Furgol of Cog Hil,| Plontip at Red Ran Golf Ciub * * * . ently, were ea oe "| with a 36-hole score of 144, even Dag Plum eae es his own The Orioles stayed two games for the lead today as the ee ru Dikwee had poll par, on rounds of 71.73. the fiat. play. But-ofe-2-¥ per behind the Tigers by losing a Dallas Open entered its final'ine g7', ~ «« « F doubleheader to Kansas City. ny Harry Halub of Essexville card- penalty, Bill Glass dropped Plum ; comet | Jon “Oustin o20-1-904\ ed §3-96--88 over the par Tz River for an 8-yard loss to his own 42. OV Paw Paw, who has been in | Gustin, 27-year-old Birmingham, Julius Boros | 11..0........ 204 par * the habit of getting at least one |Ala., native playing out of Glad- Bo, “january ----- @1-4¢-7}~307 | Rouge golf course yesterday to win : hie killed Pee *¥ PF Ps homer on Sunday, struck out |wyne, Pa., shot his third eab-par | Cerdeer skmown dr 72.11-47—-g19/ the 15th annual Michigan Knights . they nag rds pn STANDING ON ENDS — Race car driver AP Wirephote | with the bases leaded in the [round yesterday—a 3-under 67—to Dow Finsterwald on m7 70518 OF ae golf padre, Jay — si : Johnny Thompson of Boyertown, Pa., does a Pa., speedway Sunday. The accident occurred | eighth inning in the game with [tie the faltering Boros, the vet-iwes pier TS 134598-8ii| 4 ie ont prin ier Tews into field goal range and settle Se ; i ify he U.S. Automobile Club | Washington yesterday. The score (eran from Mid-Pines, N. C., at 54/ Doug Sanders . Hn4e—gn/0f Bay City tied for 2nd at TI. for at least a tie. One more play} hand stand on the track as he is thrown from his during qualifying for t . S. Automobile wana (4 i Ge vic fede i , yo i Cary _Middlecoft 71-7948—311| * « ¢ sprint car in a tumbling crash at Williams Grove, sprint race. He was hospitalized. Earl Stewart =~. 72-49-70—211) = : 72-64-73-211, Pontiac Central's cross-country notified the University of Pitts- | and they may have, but the game a EG MELA a | Bert mewart | 72-44-7321 ended as Plum passed 17 yards to - er reliefer Hal Woodeshic ner een a sioas and track coach has been appoint- Farrell Toute: z got rid of Maxwell, he disposed| The tall young man, who has) onte, ‘matey $8.70:79-212 ed to the MHSAA track and field ‘i : , al of $913.50 in four Bert Weaver 68-70-74—312! . e : of the Tigers in the ninth, giving Won @ total of $915.00 in four der) iamey 7¢-71-48—213/committee. Dean Wilson, veteran ' The Browns were shackled on Washington the decision. years of spasdomic trying along Lionel Hebert ‘the —s series of the game Inds ID mon on + «© «¢ the tour but now is a regular Of Pogniny Jacobs it rand had to punt. This started / ..jone month because he has a pri-| Beh Hogan ithe Lions first march of 45 ‘ ; - ae * i ine ggcrrcha er vate sponsor, said it all came ote, yards with Rote pitching wide* DETROIT (UPI) — The Detroit ere wise rd iene led off ak his ‘Slat home about because he bought himself ere — cave Dann L Lewis yard Tienes i I 3 c . r om f poaie a ir . = ee Sarees ad run. It was the 35th homer off|" posit Walimad of Johannes- oa “Rieporte z their chances of coming bac 24 ' Bunning this season. : ; a5 In addition to Ullman, goal- burg. South Africa, had a putter| AM Wall dro... St masiian ied pier: “ith ‘Bobby, Mitchell the National Hockey League this’ potter's for Detroit included Alex! Jullo Becquer tripled and |Gustin liked, So he found out one fivé, 12 and then 59 yards 'year today because of a 9-0 sbel- Delvecchio, Red Kelly, Gordie) scored on Clint Courtney's single. | could be purchased, used it Tues- gd touchdown. The drive cov: lacking of the Edmonton farm|Howe (2), Len Lunde and Jim) That was all for Bunning. - |@dy and proceeded to shoot four a Morrison, a new addition who ‘ straight sub-par rounds — 65 in al yards in five plays. The team. ‘ ee rade with Coming on in relief, Tom Mory $080.47 ie the tur were penalized 15 yards x * * Deis 4 eae ie ont Peele gan yielded a triple to rookie Dan|Practice, and 69- n or eee Any oa yaaa ruled A make-shift Red Wing squad) , pate one — Per og oP — * * * . after scori p runne i 5 Mitchell went over. It was 7-7 with iF ninelstarnaeinalonpararre Sliding Inj mos. ‘Then Bob Allison hit a fly,| Boros. who started the vn Od © © phy We Oe veteran Wing stars carried most 1 ing nyury Peace ters ee teak a 10/lead in the bY two strokes with 134 for % ‘caliig Cun eels winnaar ase Sends Landis first inning when/ Eddie Yost holes, sailed | through the | frst bichett 33 ards to midfield. Rote oe scored on a fielders choice nine in 3-under-par = But Pi 1 8 scoriny 7 : the first r than pumsbd to Gibbons 36 yards sie the Wings, with three pa to Hospital Bed Bunning held te | lead until the ato hee poole peercegied pra! and a moment later with rookie SATURDAYS SESUGTS and two assists seventh inning when singles bY ined trouble finishing with a Mike Rabdid opening the hole Nick! Gieseland'7 "washington 2 * * & By The Asscciated Press — Pe intineg ph MP re aoe par 70. Pietrosante scored. | ohn g Kansas cuy 4 | Three Edmonton lines. included) Jim Landis, the Chicago White é infield seceded ted it . roms The round finished in a drizzle Ps The 14-7 lead almost disup-| cieveisnd af tee Tok 1 p.m.—McLish Many familiar names. They in-|Sox’ fleet centerfielder, will be ; of rain over the 6,744-yard Oak peared when Mitchell took Mar. Rng mag § apo ES an «94 cluded Billy Me Neill, gear lost to the American League lead- DETROIT orn WASHINGTON emu cite coms Club ee i | tin’s. kick'on the four and raced| +s. $4) od psn,—|ennedy, Claude La Forge & ers indefinitely. But Manager Ai! Yor >, 4118 ive {2 491 oi there were acd gees res 9 yards before Cassady caught Grun 4) va. Brown (9-8). Jack Mc Intyre. ' for his hoping that rt isis: Yor'w % 4000 Was the best round o our- 2 him on the five. Hoppy got away) Detro, st Washi 7:05 p.m.—Nar- * *« * = ral ies os “ ithe Hy 4) fj nament. . : from three blockers to get to! . TOMORROW P The Edmonton defense in-|* amt mean m 49 € 401) * *# : Mitchell and his determination 'the remainder of the season and © 6333 32°! Bo Winninger of Odessa, Tex., ‘ paid off because.a moment later perhaps the World Series Ktaoine p iste * $9/ éinad a 71 to stand alone in third A ee vt He ee ge Me — : p 9068 08 J _ Holden fumbled and Wayne Wal- Landis, the man Lopez calls the|eSemeer” 1595 Vorsalie os $88 ¢/place with 207 while Don January E Het picked up the ball mnd_went inp t-te ele Bem neat tae i ‘ yards Browns’ 006 he fumbled. 12,2 3|Local Hockey Team at was on ; » torito Meet Wednesday pos - right leg after a’ 3-1 victory over pa ME Ver- ave. Boston,. coupled with two Cleve- ; All ,lecal hockey players in- cepted by 1 terested in being candidates for, bere Egy "| am area team entered in the De- troit Senior League are asked‘ the half Martin kicked a | fo attend a meeting at the home | “at ape The Browns ree day at_8 p.m, Ho lives at 3190 INCOMPLETE — Gene Johnson (27) Philadelphia Eagle back = Lary's, tumble of De Yfetye Ra S*C* CM AAR Atieche (35) of the Baltimore Colts, ‘bot miss w pest ~~ j in or kh pacinnigan and : ‘ # af : e r ” . oy ; - “tL ‘\ 2 ; | ee ‘ \ : , z : ‘ an ; \ : : \ ae : — v ~ TIIE PONTIAC PRESS. MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 14, 1959 TWENTY-TWO Decided Long After Finish ~ Delayed Champ at Race ELKHART LAKE, Wis. ®—A high-powered Lister Jaguar that crawled over the finish line at five until nearly five hours after the race was over. The car is owned by veteran car builder Briggs Cunningham of miles per hour won the 500-mile!Green Farms, Conn., who joined Road sports car race yesterday, but not officially until Air Force Too Good for Chips Lopez Anxious Phil Forno of New York City in driving another Lister Jag to fourth place. x. The winning car was eprom by Ed Crawford of Northfield, I., N. J., who led from the 23rd lap until the car broke a rear axle two laps, or eight miles from the finish. Bolling Gridders Roll, in 2nd Half for 19-13 Win Over Central SAGINAW—Bolling Air Force Base displayed the punch hat has|_ made it one of the nation’s top service teams in a 19-13 football victory over Centra] Michigan Uni- versity A second half rally gave George Markis’ team the de- cision before a crowd of 10,500 at Arthur Hill High Memorial Stadium Saturday night. Under Markis, .a former assistant at With Hansgen at the wheel, the Jaguar crept over the finish line ‘a minute after the checkered flag | was fi to Roger Panske, Allen- and Walt Hansgen of Westfield, | ' town, Pa., and Harry Blanchard, |Greenwich, Conn., in a Porsche * * * without knowing the winner, Of- ficlals were unable to determine immediately .whether Hansgen, who drove the last 266 miles, led by one Jap or two. After a lap- by-lap check of 7,000 positions, it was determined that he was tn front by two at the time of the breakdown and thus the winner. - Michigan State, the Ar Force team has won 40 games, and tied one. The cfowd was the largest ever to attend the annual Red Feather game, staged for the benefit of the United Foundation Fund, * * Central scored its touchdowns in the first period. Halfback Jerry O'Neil raced 72 yards through the middle for the first. In the closing seconds of the period, halfback Walt Beach of Pontiac went two! yards around right end for a touchdown Bolling APB ........ - 07 6 6—18) Central Michigan 130006 13| Holling APL Td Augetin (6 apes from West) Augustin (4 an bem West), felt (8 run). PAT, eet Central Michigan | Seceg (72 run) Beech (2 run). PAT, Kelly lost two 'Widings End Season With Third Victory Albert and LeRoy Widing, Hol-| ly's canoe-racing brother team| closed their 1959 racing campaign yesterday. They figare they now have broken a ‘‘two-win se jinx,"’ because they won the mile Columbiaville-to-Genesseeville Flint River event, beating out Steve Kolonich and Ed Kendell just a few minutes from the finish. The | time was 2-hours, 32 seconds. | This @as their third win for 1959. They previously won the Rai- sin River and the Pere Marquette (Ludington) races, It was the first) time they had won three events ‘in one year, for Clinching and Some Rest Rare Goodman Homer Features Big Victory at Boston BOSTON Cautious Al Lopez, as close-mouthed as ever about jwinning the American League pen- nant, at least concedes he's mak- ing plans about what, he’s going to A record crowd, estimated at do if his White Sox take it. 37,000 saw the race, but went home| ¥ * * “Rest,” the White Sox manager said yesterday. “That's what I'm going to do. Just rest." . “Now don’t go saying J said we've got it won.. Not at all. That's just what I'm going to do if we win It in time to do any good before the series.’’. The White Sox hustled out to a 5% game lead over staggering Cleveland yesterday, and reduced the magic number to six. That is, any combination of Chicago vic- itorles and Cleveland losses totaling six will secure the White Sox their first flag in 40 years. Chicago has 10 games remaining and Cleveland Phas 11. x * margin on the strength of their +1 triumph over Boston and Cleve- jlan's loss of a doubleheader to the \Yankees. - Lopes was asked after the game ff he would rest any play- ers if the White Sex clinch the pennant before the end of the season, The White Sox moved out to the| RAMMLER-DALLAS wp For a BETTER DEAL on ‘59 Dodge e, Plymouth, Chrysler, Imperial, Dodge Truck 1001 MAIN ST, ROCHESTER OL 2-911 ~~. rer ewe vr FREE INSTALLATION! { 20,000 MILES or 1-YR. lS GUARANTEE = i PRECISION INSTALLATION 121 WAYNE ST., Pontiac , _ Behind Federals FE 3-7855 PONTIAC-OAKLAND COUNTY AREA “I sure will,” he replied. “I'll rest Nellie Fox and Luis Apa-| ricio. They've been going pretty ‘hard and can use it. And I'll rest Jim Landis, too,’ he added, before he was informed that Landis will be lost for several days due to an |Infection on his right leg “T'd take a rest, too,’’ he con- tinued. ‘“‘T'd like to just move a bed in the dugout and lay down. dust quit thinking for a while.” . In the meantime, he said, the White Sox will continue “just play. ing them one at a time.” * * * That was the key yesterday when his ace left-hander Billy ~Pierce was called on for relief duty for the first time this season. Pierce came on in the eighth where they" are.” THE FISHING BEST TIME iach B P i 6 n om. AM! AM PAL AM PM.[AM."PMLAM.PMLAM. PMLAM: Sal OF COMPLIMENTS OF | National P ON T Member F.D.LC. Bank i AC ’ A v — AP Wiregheto “— Australia’s Neale HABIT Fraser is making a habit- of knocking off U. 8. tennis players. He won the National title by whipping Alex Olmedo yesterday just as he did in the Davis Cup couple reeks earlier. Tuesday ‘Shoe’ Loop One-Sided Playoff Winner The Tuesday night pitchers were runaway Victors over the Thursday night players in the City Horseshoe League's interieague playoff -last f (Tribe Up Against Wall Following Seenitieel Sweep by Yanks Cleveland Trails by 542 After 2:1, 1-0 Games at New York NEW YORK (®—Lo, the poor In- dians, Trailing Chicago by 5% games with only 11 to play, the Cleveland Tribe is dying fast, In fact, you. have to hold a mir- ror real close to catch a faint breath of life. = “Come on in and join the wake,” said Manager doe Gor- don last night in the clubhouse after Cleveland dropped a doubie- header to the New York Yank- ees, 2-1 in 11 innings, and 1-0. Gordon wasn’t ready to give up. Not quite. ’ x - * “I'll concede when we run out of numbers,” he said with a sad smile. ‘‘How many have we got left? Eleven? There have been 1l-game winning streaks before.” But there was no conviction in his voice. It had been a long weekend at Oakland Park. The Tuesday loop piled up a 67-19 victory margin in the singles division, sweeping all nine matches. | |defeated Herc Renda and Len Skaggs to prevent a doubles sweep ‘as the Tuesday circuit won four of eye for a 28-19 triumph. The interleague playoff wrapped /UP the City Horseshoe League's! jcompetition for the 1959 season. Interleague playoff results: | SINOLES m Pearsall (Tues) def. Jim Sark | ckany 6-3, John Vitton (Tues ) |aeite Reed iThurs), 6-3; Herc hiss er.) def. Bob Hanna iThurs), 9-2. ibe t geheng (Types) def Millon Swi- Pa (Thura Len euegst (Tues) | def Marry a “zhane 8 Bill Big- | Den Johnson ‘Thurs I) Rex Oakley | det Marion Collins (Thurs). 6-3 ke ren (Tues.) def, Bob Hanna (Thurs), trell (Thurs), 9-1; a vg Pearsall-Oakley (Tues) def Clarkson- Gwigert (Thurs) 6-3 Bigford-Vitton (Tues) def Collins-Reed (Thurs), 1- 2 perser- “Bartley (Tues) oe Hann (Thurs), 6-3: oat-O8 a etek! | (Tues ) def. Cantrell- seuanae ( 9-1. Clarkson-6 wi gers. |Renda-Gkaggs (Tues) 9-6 hurs.) (Thurs.) def | AlKrol Victor ! said. tough Sunday for the Indians.” “We still have a faint shot,” he “Faint, but still a shot. Hf ‘we could get the kind of pitching Jim Clarkson and Milton Swiegert we got today. But somebody would | have to hit.’ *® * * Gorden shook his head wearily. “What a shame to waste that kind jof pitching complete games by) \Jack Harshman and Jim Perry who allowed the Yanks only three runs. But we couldn't hit. We didn’t even get the pleasure of clinching ‘second place." Asked to pinpoint the spot where the race swung definitely in favor of Chicag®, Gordon had a quick answer. “That weekend in Cleveland Aug. 28-29-30 when they beat us four straight."’ * * * “The big factor was our bad play against the White Sox, the |mechanical errors we made. They|. icost us four of five games to Chicago.” a Magic Number Down to Six for Tired’ TRAPPED — Three White Sox players, Ted Kluszewski (8), first baseman; Luis Aparicio (11), shortstop; and Nellie Fox (second baseman) close in on Gary Geiger, Red Sox centerfielder who was caught in a run down between first and first base. AP Wirepheote second yesterday in Boston. Umpire Jim Flaher- ty follows the play. Geiger got out of the trap but was tagged by catcher Sherm Lollar waiting at Rebuild NL Lead to Two Games By The Associated Press Giants Continue to Bounce Back. many previous ccresiens, the Gi- aes 8 tee Bill Rigney’s San Francisco Gi-| ants bounced back with a victory; were ants continue to bounch back after|Saturday and yesterday for a 10) every seemingly fatal knockdown. ! squeaker over the Phillies to Kosedt For the first time since they leaped past Milwaukee into first place a little over two months ago, their, relentless pursuers. Just as they had done on s0 Area's Skiers Dominate Meet Cass Lake's water skiers slipped off with the lion’s share of honors in yesterday's first annual jump- ing meet, put, on by Cass Lake Water Skj club. Paul Boel of Cass Lake Jumped 102 feet for top honor, Another Cass Laker, Tony Mit- chell, was second, with 92. Third place went to 12-year old Randy McOiillough, state junior — with a leap of 80 Nancy Messler’s 72-foot jump led the feminine jumpers, with I'd rather be where we are than! ¢9. Doug Wilson 70, Roy ¢ ‘ullenbine | Chuck Thornton 73, Sal Po- mante 73, Hank Gladys 74, Bill) Adams 74, Dick Leggett 74, Bob| Chapman 74, Jim Young 74. HANDICAP LEADERS | 72, Champtenship peees 5 BER \ [Chuck Thornton a is as 13. oa 1959 Based on U.S. Gov't forecasts of Tide and Barometric Pressure. Fish bite best during high pressure, | Dee Wie <—_ — | Doug Woody ..... eperves | Fy! 1 f 15 16 17 1 bd 19 20 l warry Bowers ; se.es .. eo" . ; ; = Young tnd Flight ne V =~ Eantoat AE MON TUE WED.THU San eee perygsey ee a i ) rele Jason .. 87-1868 Arlt | PLEARING: |Escanaba. Triumphs -» FAI FAI PIERRE, §.D. The Escana- ba, Mich Bears gave up only two hits behind the pitching of Chuck ‘Heath and defeated Four | Corners, $.D., 5-1 fn the northwest division of the American Baseball Congress Little World Series last night, | Michigan ‘course as Don White of Keokuk, when starter Bob Shaw weakened Al ys Mantle’ to nip Rocky Cola- and allowed Boston's only run. ia 0 =| Ja in vite trying to score from second Boston had two on and one out | base in the 1ith inning of the when Pierce came in, but he got opener, Tito Francona already out of it without trouble. In the | Cards 3-Under-Par 69) had scored the first run of the oth ho struck out the first man | for “Honors in Publi game on Woody Held’s hit and he faced, then allowed a single Golf 7 $s in FPublinx oes ee wes waved in by to Jackle Jensen. re) ournament coach White. “I'd have left him in if Jensen “If Richardson 't made the Maclin Ted VENeS | | te. While Yeo wel hadn't got that hit." Lopez said.| Sharp-shooting AI Krot of Mt,|“Utott Rocky could have walked “But he scares you that guy Frank| Clemens rifled a three-under-par|!" said Gordon. $ p85 s20ds Malzone,"' Boston's next batter. |69 Sunday at Bab-O-Link Golf Club " £8 cntv | 25.30 1s. 35 54 jTurk Lown made the lead stand/to win the Michigan Publinx Golf) White, who has done a fine PLYM. 27.00 9.95) 17.05 up Association's 18 hole handicap tour.|C°@ching job for the Indians all — =r 12.95) 22.05 AN 4 by s ek nament. | season, blamed himself. ; 12.95 21.50 Wheels EY | Scrappy Billy Goodman pro-| Krol's actual 69 was compiled on}, “I sent him in but I shouldn't poner seas 85) 12.95) 17.90 Ferd, Chevy, Plymouth vided the punch for the victory,|scores of 36 and 33 as he posted|ave,” he said. There was no- fashing a 400-foot, two-run homer |four birdies and an eagle three. — out rice — — a ALL OTHER U.S. CARS ONLY......... $12.95 into the Chicago bullpen. It was|Krol also won the net division | bases levee tad ra held third.” Free Ford, Chevy his first homer fn two years. of the tourney in the championship re r a. alike oan cetived by Installation! Va-ton Plek> fa “Oh, I've hit homers here be- | {ight with a two handicap for 67./5-1 Gebe without further scoring. a SHOCKS — Pena Tracts fore,” Goodman sald. Then he | Doug Wilson of Ypsilanti shot | With time running out, the In- mA ars 5 FT | smiled and a “I Just can’t | 36-35-70, featuring seven birdies-jdians now have to win all 11 $ 75 remember when.’ and five bogies, to take 2nd |games while Chicago wins five of RELINED x Goodman said the Chicago play-| Place. Roy Cullenbine fired 72 10 to get a tie. No wonder the| h Vemous National ers don't feel they have the pen- | for 3rd spot. * folks at the wake were talking’ Premiem Power $ 95 bg nant in their pockets | ‘The MPGA‘s final handicap event ®bout “a faint shot’ | Prake Lining for es « ft of the year ts scheduled Sunday, a1 ake, Cates, Gan time We know weve got a ways to Oct. 4, at River Bank. “A total of x ar Extra Mlightly Migher BG (go yet,’ he said. ‘But we've got 183 golfers competed yesterday. lowa peat {s QT = a 5'y game lead over Cleveland-| Leading actual scores: Al Krol] Wins Fair Title DETROIT uw — A _ new track record was set yesterday at the Fairgrounds’ one-mile Iowa, won the 250-mile stock car race at an average speed of 79.97 miles per hour, The old mark of 71.85 was set by Tom Horner of Chicago two years ago. White had the pole with the fastest qualifying time - ot 8.95 m.p.h., also a record. Driving a 1959 Ford, White finished 214 laps ahead of Norman Nelson of Milwaukee in a Mercury. White's elapsed time was 3 hours 8 minutes and 18 seconds. Don Oldenberg of Chicago, driv- ing a. Pontiac, was third. ee yee Squires’ Hero’s Sue Joan Fetterling of Jackson 2nd at 67 feet. | Trick riding by national cham C { p b ] jton Henry Holmes of Miami, Fla, ap ures er y est land Mitchell's barefoot exhibition iwere extra features of the meet, | One Pontiac-owned Br ittany which attracted skiers from Ohio,/spaniel came through with @ vic- Indiana and Illinois, as well as tory in yesterday's field trial at | Michigan. Some 50 took part. | gan Brittany club. The field for 3-Under-70 Nails / su em te morris Title for Marilynn | ssemea in tst and et MEMPHIS, Tenn. (AP)—A Kan-| i the all-age sas redhead, Marilynn Smith of Wichita, fired a 3-under-par 70 yesterday to win the $7,500 Mem- phis women’s open golf tourna- ment. She opened the final round in fourth place but her 33-37—70 over the 6,675-yard, 36-37-73 Ridgeway Country Club course jumped her to the title. Marilynn's 72-hole total was 76- T1-72-70—295, Her share of the pot was $1,247.35. Marilyn Smith, $1,247.35 Wichita, Kan., A har a es Taff es. Seren; w. cane Ann At- heen Iniubruchy “eee on ey Orso eR Song ses eisaare ‘a date Mate Jane’ Thempeos) 3rd, ena f Haven Holly p nowerd Bien, stan ee — Joe Kern , Crips pl — “het ( y) Rea) Pontiac. ra; all-age, Bari nee Xavier 11 Gets Rolling “Seen Kern, Debroit ters, age = Cri . 76-77-72-70—295 . 73-16-72-76—297 70-76-76-73-~297 ,. 70-76-7101 Curt Has Good News for Everyone Curt invites all of his friends’ into buy-a new. - 1959 Chevrolet now while fect with Chevrolet Divi- price than ever” before. You must buy before Sep- tember 20. r_special plan is-in-ef-— sion to sell cars at a lower f *. 1673-74-61~904 16-76-78-7S—908 _ TeT1-70- 78908 . 770-714-7408 To Train, fer Wish Dey "bronbes Shapes You to Remain Fully tniploved White Training. inematen te owgnee" =. WO 2-5660. Elcotronien inettete Tea Seer ee Pheae. THOSE ROO CO e ee eed ey 4 sabes ace ag ra ceaheeshinsh diliihdummcaialiaies hit by Ray Mejias, Bob Skinner and Dick Stuart off start- er Johnny. Podres, Ronnie Kline went all the way for his 10th victory. Eddie Kasko’s fourth hit, a sev- he’ enth-inning single, scored Frank Robinson and enabled the Reds to break a 3-3 deadlock with Mil- waukee. Bob Purkey yielded nine hits for hig 12th triumph, The loser was Warren Spahn, who was at- tempting to register 20 victories for the 10th time. He lost his 4th. Eddie Mathews hit his 38th homer for the Braves. Roger Maris’ two-run single with the bases loaded featured a five- run 10th inning, enabling the Ath- letics to snap a 4-4 tie in the open- er with Baltimore. Bud Daley, aft- er five straight failures, finally won his 16th for the A's, doling out six hits in the nightcap. . It was his sixth victory in seven de- cisions with Baltimore this season. SERVICE SPECIA eereeeteenietemieerpeenene nents eee, CINCINNATI (AP)—Xavier of FE $4161. sf PAY AS LOW Regular $20 7 RELINE 34 4995 if GOODYEAR en AP Wirephete VICTOR’S RETURN — U. S. National tennis champion Nealé Fraser volleys a low shot across the net at Forest Hills as he de- feated Alex Olmedo easily, 6-3, 5-1; 6-2, 64 for the title. Foreign players swept the singles titles as Maria ‘Bueno of Brazil won the women's Championship. — ‘in Defense of rific early on the Broadmoor ‘in Fi "Fd SUSI ‘ Coe aid Edge xk & * * vating on Pre-Season Poll. His 1958 Title Billy Patton, Ward, Westland, Chapman, Figure in Title Test Z COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. {AP)—A field of 200 of the. coun- try’s better club swingers begins shooting today for-amateur golf's top prize—the national amateur championship—at the highest ele- vation in 59 years of the tourna- ment. The entries include six former champions and numerous others in on so-called hot shots could be ter- Course that rests at the foot of the Rocky Mountains 6,500 feet above sea level. Defending champion Charley iF Major League Boxes CLEVELAND | |, NEW YORK beh NEw" roRx -~ : r a abr - Power 2 "$010 Rich'son 2b°$020| Webster 3b 3000 Rich'son m 4020, Cc: & Sensation in such tourna Tanner cf seie Kubek a PhP gree $388 Kubek ss . 4¢gements as the U.S. Open and the sau OC: antle Minoso $020 Berra c 4008 rt 4000 Berra c. 31 9|Masters, could be ready to make 2s Eoisvio if $020 Howard ib 406 8\Preme tb sete Levert 3019/2 cnarge for this one. Patton is a Qwonuer S008 MeDris m S0L8 Ruane S818 meted mie enc bun considerably: on greens PitaGer'd ¢ 9988 Turley p 3000 bMoren eoee ane zeeo help him considerably on greens 8 a orn ’ t ered Se 4656. Dusen > 38 Simete ns Dp Oy that are hard to read, because of H’shman p 4000 Blaylock, p 8 9 8 9 Perry r of? a” —- the mountain backgrounds and], Totals 41191 . 37 2.83 a-Walked for Webster in sth; bRan for] Shadows, o en ter Turley wih; b— sth. While it’s another token appear- Ran for Nixon in 1ith. Cleveland es 600 606— : ick) New ee $50 oan one ea —8 Hew Tork oe ee aes ance for ageless Charles (Chic wee, fiat Oe wate ag Sn lade Re Peed ek HELE crown, buck in 1516 and 3900, four one ou n ranc r a eee jand 7. Kubek, and , Howard wer ar other former champs figure very . ew u nee HR—Mantie nen so| 2 Mingeo. Mixen. SHoward. much in the running. | Soleaglisl Voted CS | Perry QL. 1g) : 3 1 rer They include Harvie Ward Jr, x-Du: ae 14 1 8 6) "he ae % 3 4/of San Francisco, 1955 and 1956; baw haay 3 a 3) 2:87. pl Runes, Praparelis. - Congressman Jack Westland, of! BL tor 9 gee uitn, *»Paced 2) Everett, Wash., 1952; and Dick| U—Paparella. Hurley, Chylak, Runge Nae ku MILWAUKEE, Chapman of Osterville, Mass., — Feeme POSTE Bram, se9e. Ww: - rt 5611 sore o <332) Among the numerous other out : Robinson if gir Adcock, ib ‘8 i $ standing players shuffled in the lions-Browns Lockman b geoe aVernon 10¢9/deck was Dean Beman of Bethes- F : “Bailey c 3048 Lonny ~§$98ida, Md., who won the recent (Continued From Page 21) | andl ‘ s } Crandall ° eee British amateur and hag been , , the dis-| Mantilia 2% 3110 Playing well. play Jimmy Brown went the cSiaughter 1018) All of last year’s semifinalists, . ; tance ‘to make it 17-14. a ¢s/Tommy Aaron of Gainesville, Ga., The game of fumbles continued! you, sy ity “roms a8. $$ $|Roger McManus of Cincinnati, = Steve Junker took a 13 yard ed iuck out for Maye in Sth: b-Ground-| Dick Fdote of Santa Ana, Calif., on his own 34. But Lary threat by intercept- | Milwaukee the Cleveland threat by p ing Plum’s pass. But again the Lions couldn't and get a drive started. Ken Webb/° fumbled and the Browns had the ball on the Detroit 40. This time the 60 yard march ‘ended with Ed ! Second CLEVELAND ed out for Crandall in Sth ; Purkey (W. 12-16) 9 9 2 Spahn (L, i 9 ll 3 U-Boggess, Landes, Gorman. “Big Mo’ ’ Modzelewski hitting | 35.0e4. from the one yard line on the 10th play. This made it 21-17. _— The 5th Lion fumble, this time by Lewis on his own 23, started the Browns on their way again. Bob Ptacek, ex-Michigan star saw his first action and he went 24 yards to the three from where Mitchel] carried over. With the score 28-17, the Lions} ¢ ‘Btarted their two-touchdown come- , * * * The line star of the game was Bill Glass, who played both ways at center when Charley Ane was in the final quarter. He took over ejected from the gathe and de- fensively he smeared Plum for & couple of losses, plus a recovery | ‘of a fumble, Rookie guard Bob Grottkau was} again a prime factor in giving! ¥ Rote the protection he needed. Rote completed 13 of 29 passes in going the distance for the sec- ond straight game. The win gave the Lions & 32-1 exhibition mark{ ‘with one to play. Bs FINAL STATISTICS 8 Browns ret downs rushing ..... Tet downs passing Conlan, ‘T-2:17. A-20,176. PHILADELPAIA SAN FRANCISCO ab rh bi ab rh bi pars TY teens 0°44 Local Bowlers Polley “rt 4008 eBrandt | if 888 cy : D Gomes 0000 Cepeda itd $110) ar 1n ayton Se HE aE , Aden @ 2000 shhodes s8et'Pro Tournament 2 1000 O'Con'ell 3» 0000 Lonnett c 2006 Pagan 3b 1000) : : jgAshburn ioie Sanford p 3000) Pontiac keglers John Nickel and Cardwell P 2018 P 0008 Monroe Moore finished 7th and “Em” sell uu nyespayn Open Cumpondins On. pen ips a—Hit sacrifice fiy for O'Connell in : ie fh cated “or ‘Loni “He's Ohign nt ant at Dayton, d—| ° well in 8th: o—Ran| : for et in ; Ran for H. Nationally-known star _ Dick Philedetphig . 900 690 609-4, Weber took top honors followed ay . or, Fie eet by George Howard, Ray Bluth, Philade' 44-4. "sen’ Pranciseo 7-11,/Thurm Gibson, Harry Smith and pe. Hf ik “ahd Bouches LOB—Pat {Bob Strampe. ste 6 me Francisco 5. sB—Pagan,,. COMpeting in a field of 144, Drake. 8F— ip . eee '| Nickel and Moore survived two Cawel (L, 99) 7 ‘ I rs 8¢' cuts to make yesterday's final fenf'd (Ww, 1412) 923 5 0 0 1 $ round. _ . 430 © @ 0 6 Nickel totaled 7781 while Moore, ome, {ascot Secory, Dixeh. T— the proprietor at Auburn Lanes, piers eee le AnOuLEs cal ore eos sponsored by tl abr | e was ve gin € EE 191 ¢,Professional Bowlers Association. Clemente rf 5620 3111 pgm Mellas cf 410] reery oak 3 2ere 412° Southpaw Bonus Baby Foiles c 4121 36021 line p 3000 $$ée ST, LOUIS (AP)—Clint Stark of 1¢¢6)Anaheim, Calif., a tall left-handed » oes sihigh school pitcher, was signed 33 3 9 3/ Sunday by the St. ea a-Struck ; into doublepiay tt for a ‘substantial bonus,"* fear “ edly more than 000. “iE Podes Kline, Wills. Po-k “— Pitts- y a Res te te whi me "You're the boss” at Beneficial g ‘pant Then pitt up out oan In oe ip Se ‘ urpose. Phone or drop expan oe rot ai Leone $28 0 $506 on Slenetire, Furniture or Cor the ofhee! Coe of Oklahoma City was among the entries being given a good chance to wit: The lanky, extra- ‘lean Coe has won several tourneys ‘on the hilly 7,010-yard par 36-35 course here, among them the Trans-Mississippi. Billy Joe Patton of Morganton, Here's the way the conferegce champs were more or less acci- dentally picked: * SEC — Louisiana. State, 1,440 points; Big Ten — Wisconsin, 696 points: Southern — West V ginia, 1 point; Missouri Valley — N. Tex. State, 1 point; Far .West Five — USC, 228 points; Atlantic Coast—North Carolina, 288 points; Pick natiénal standpoint, de- i i |State, Mississippi, Jowa and North- LSU i 2 Milliam Penn State 32, Eau Claire (Wis.) bes jews Henry Wanteck, ve Sees maereTRAD, 7. Derumcan Raine” mocked Oba the: no to en. order, Wisconsin, Ohio western, The voters rated four big 10 teams in the top 10 of the na- tion, with two more—Purdue and Michigan State—in the second 10. * * * Twenty-two teams received one or more first-place votes, with four of them—Penn State, Mary- land, UCLA and Indiana—failing to make the top 20. BEVERLY HILLS, Calif, (AP) —Backers of the new American Professional Football League say they won't need to bank on revenue from telecasts of their games, even though they expect some. In a twoday meeting ending here Sunday, they made it clear the new league can “very defin- itely’’ get along on gate receipts and capital. * * * At least two of the backers, Lamar Hunt of Dallas and Barron Lilton of Los Angeles, are sons of multi-millionaires. None of the league officials would say which networks are bid- Border — Arizona State. U., 2 AFL Has Ample Capital games, The Columbia Broadcast- ing System has a monopoly on National Football League tele-| casts, AFL's .New ‘York franchise and still a stockholder in the NFL's Washington Redskins,’ said there is no intention of engaging in a} salary war with the older league. | “But you can bet we won't pay any less than they do in the Na- tional Football League,”’ he said. League officials meet again Sept, 27 in New York when they are expected to announce two more cities to make up the eight team conference. They will also detail their draft policy, expected Harry .Wismer, prefident of the : ding for television rights to league a to be about the same as the NFL. = CAME GREAT Fuelpower to fit | M ; aay | Montilla tn run Ran for. sia Slaugh a ane aw back he another crack at Coe nati . 00 900 116-3 eee Petr md @0o—2} Coe's first round opponent was jetnatt 20:15. ‘ilwaunag il. DPJonn | Bob Meiering of Roswell, N.M. 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They are (from left): Gen. a, Lem- ing is the group's chairman. a -_ ~— AP Wirepbote | Bunny Hug, Shimmy . , , Legal in Jamestown Little Rock Bombers ee JAMESTOWN, N.Y. (UPI) — After more than JO years, »| Pray With Graham hunny hug and the shimmy are legal again in, Jamestown. | LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP) ~-'be here instead of you except for | They were banned during the Four men accused in the Labor the grace of Jesus Christ,” said. jazz-age ‘20's by the outraged p4y bombings here knelt and evangelist Billy Graham, “Maybe: townfolk. Recently, the dances rayed in city jail cells with their | this happened to bring you to. were removed from the proscribed tall visitor. ‘Jesus.’ list by the city council. "Young: men, | I could _very welll ~ «+ * a = | “They were very remorseful | and two accepted Jesus on the) ens 3 J . = spot,” said James T, Karam, Beginning Class clothier and Baptist church lead-| er who accompanied Graham. on | EF 4 © One sise fits 10 te 13 \) in the Sunday visit. | Le rr . It wags Graham's own idea to) eev ag ® visit the men, Karam said, Gra-| Boys’ ng ° ham was in Little Rock for a re- Sport 3 ligious rally. $ : The accused men are J. D,! SHORTHAND Sims, 35, and Jesse Raymond} Shirts ‘Perry, 24, both truck drivers;. ® reer fata ] : .M. t. 14 Samuel Beavers, 42, a carpenter, ° Tieeelad Night Schoo —6:30 P.M., Sep : ‘and John T. Coggins, 39, car sales- Fettens =} s |man. Also charged in the three e Oto 16 Secretaries and Stenographers in great demand! | ferrin ig EA LacAardale fr. { ily f Learn quickly, easily! 48, lumber dealer and a leader No Signs — No Symbols — Uses ABC's ‘of the segregationist Capital Citi- zens Council, He is free on bond. 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SAGINAW STREET, Next to Wiigley’s— Plenty ite. rs ae | t a SRR. 2 Ata i ae GML, ORR aE ae er edi ia Rae See? ec RS eas ee acelin SR OF ag habe rere EL a Grad ee See eed oe ee od i ee a ee. 2 a fo a * j a 3 ~ » * . ts ¥ : id ee ’ : * - 5 e s~ 2 , f “s a Be, } é - , 4 A des 4 v aay THE PONTIAC 2 PRESS, MONDAY; SEPTEMBER 14, 1959 Social Outcast No More, — Spain Bolsters Economy Ot os. “aes crap OO ee ae & bey Uk in the when “eage ended ot the Py wed, rey yy i Tease ‘West's chain of defense: renees”’ will be dead. ' ba on, increase * kt The path from outcast ‘to rec-; Ta | Spain, which saw only about ognition had been a triumph for eae Bas ms ne Bower, te 50,000 ee penance as He is firmly in the sad-| ) By HENRY F. SCHULTE | ai Foe gar million| ; “oe popular to exclude Spain geo- had talked of impending econom- museums and crowd its anny graphically and politically from|peaches this year. ic catastrophe that might topple: the Western world. the Caudillo, oe »| %m 1946, the United Nations | put this summer, he instituted Farope ends at the Pyrenees,” | agveeg to bar Sain Grom ental la oresrern of eqipomic moda! was a favorite judgment of his- bership and suggested ‘the with- |ivation backed Sea foreign torians and politicians, surveying drawal of foreign diplomatic rec- woh ate ahaa ood ite a country that for seven centuries ognition, All embassies were re- a putting the national ; was a Moorish outpost and which) guced in status or close, exce even had missed many of the influences! for the Argentinian and a back on an keel. Even RCA WHIRLPOOL SPEED QUEEN Lipset During the dark da tslowtne sldecaht 3 famous brands. 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Lawrence St. *407 Main St, & é PEOPLE ex) il OD MARKETS —'- ve +. tye Hig ~ a ie —e ~~, <_< paces a , Ys . 4 \ ee VOSS Yueevs er’ e, hs a, * . ? ae te te sy “es _ > = eS y ie de ' .* — « = = - x - > 7 Bao en -- ss BE SRE 8s yb —* A ae : cy . ie ‘ act ‘e j : » ; . te. : . ™* ong z epee } . r é % * x - j : ‘t sar : ee eS : , ; 7 Se . eLieeae eae seer ue f =. Baca . 4 zZ 2 5 ; fi ces ' . . : rs < , * : . a" oR , : : : or. ee : : | es . ‘ a ; —_— ; 5 3 4 > a ; = te Se i é oe : . : ow é . . ae ; ge. » —_ » : TWENTY-SIX ~*~ Deaths in Pontiac and Nearby Areas. T. WOODROW WILDGEN Rosalind all of Pontiac also aay after a long illness, One son, -* va ~~ - ‘THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1050 ae of 3 Ey _ ANN ARBOR — Service tor for-| Vive. Amos Jr. of Johannesburg, South i rvives. mer Pontiac resident, T. Woodrow! GEORGE WIRTH inc = Wildgen 46, of 1402 Lutz St., will! George Wirth of 32 Cherry Ct.) WILLIAM M. SHATTUCK be held at 1:30 p.m. Tuesday at F. died this morning at Pontiac Gen-| LEONARD—Service for William J ‘Muehlig Funeral Chapel, Annjeral Hospital. \M. Shattuck, 82, of 44 Division St., ‘ burial in Ann Arbor His body js at the Melvin A. will be held at 3 p. m. tomorrow ail wah, perish Aes * Schutt Funeral Home. at Bossardet & Reid Funeral Mr. Wildgen died Saturday of a| . Home, Oxford, Burial will follow | 77 heart attack. He is survived by his: MRS. EARL BARRETT lin the Rochester Cemetery, wife, Elda; and a son, Thomas of’ HIGHLAND TOWNSHIP—Service’ 4, Shattuck died Saturday at’ Ann Arbor, his mother, rs. Gert- for Mrs. Earl (Dorothy M.) Bar- piicg Convalescent Home, Oxford, | rude Wildgen, and three sisters, rett, 54, of 4380 Hickory Ridge Rd. anor an illness of five years’ dura Mrs. B. L. Stickney, Jane and will be held . vo le tion. ie : -'at Hartland Methodist Church with . _ ‘burial at Hartland Cemetery., Her Surviving are three daughters, a Mrs. Marguerite McGraw of Ox-| 7 | t body is at Richardson-Bird Funeral ford, Mrs. Helen Hoadley of 4 Heme se OE Mansfield, Ohio, and Mrs. Lois| YoU WORK Mrs. Barrett died Sunday. She Harvey of Rochester; five sons, | was a member of Farmington OES. woton of Leonard, Lynn and) 7” IN Surviving besides her husband, | arence, both of Lake Orion, (ae are three daughters, Mrs. Robert Howard of Pontiac and William of DOWNTOWN ames ot arte aromas Hadley, and 20 grandchildren. Brogan of Ft, Benning, Ga., and — ee PONTIAC Mrs. Eldridge Brian of Highland; eee two sisters and five grandchildren. | p th F| h ae: ve ueatip eains cisewnere You Will Find BRADLEY 8. HEASLI | L MILFORD—Service for Bradley | WASHINGTON — Dr Delbert | i It So S. Heaslip, seven-month-old son of yy Bergenstal, 42, assistant chief ° 3 C °: t snl wha, A ah iat of jot the endocrinology branch of 7% ien SUT = ee : 4lthe National’ Cancer Institute died onven e 2 p.'m. tomorrow at C. J, Godhardt ‘Saturday after a long illness Keego Harbér to DROP OFF oie Gurl i way, Park HOLLYWOOD iM — Gilbert Ad- with .burial in Cemetery. nian, 56, who designed clothes for 44 k The baby died at Henry Ford some of the greatest feminine Hospital Friday after a seven- movie stars, died Sunday after month illness suffering a stroke. He and ac.) Sherie Lynn, both at home; his : = . | grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Stuart | NEW YORK i — Frank Com. | 3% Surviving besides his parents tress Janet Gaynor. were married ; are his brother, Stephen and sister, in 1939 at — ’ ” . | Willson of Sylvan Lake and Mr, (ertord Welker 2) ponents | : } under President Franklin | FE FE 9 and Mrs. Cecil. G. Heaslip of genre . iv o : D. Roosevett from Sept. 11, 1940) a, G N Y S Masalonia and great-grandfather, ||, July 1, 1945, died Siday after | George Sands ia long illness. He helped finance | pe . Back or Front Qoor! | FRANK §. HILLER jand organize the campaign which| [4 | ROMEO — Service for Frank 8.|*WePt Roosevelt into office in 1932. |p) FE 5-6107 Hiller, 72,:of 328 Benjamin S8t | GREENVILLE, S.C.» = Dr. J i . tf FE 5-6108 will be held at 2 p.m. tomorrow Warren White, 67, an orthopedic | * at Roth’s Home for Funerals, Bur- : * ; . , suregon and brother of Dr. Paul | 12 E. Pike St. lela follow in West Berlin Cem Dudley White, died Saturday, : Fr Mr. Hiller died Sunday in St . - ——_ Joseph Hospital, Mount Clemens Capitol Columns e - after a long illness Surviving are his wife hertha: Won't Be Cut Up three daughters, Ardyce at home, | . é Mrs. Onah Kuznicki of Warren! fFand Mrs. Carol Lynn Welser of for Premiums ts jMount Clemens; three sons, RO) WwasiINGTON (AP) — A com. 3) land and Ollen, both of Romeo, pany has nbandoned plans to give pee Fine sy of Flint. and 18) away chunks of the Capitol’s old ‘Le m cgiumns as soap premiums. ; MRS. ORNIN PARKER * * * ‘fh. : . OXFORD—Service for Mra. Orrin, The 24 historic columns were gay 7 7 : (Olive P.) Parker, 78, of 62 Pleas- dismantled to make way for an j di Bflant St will be held at 1 p.m extension of the Cuapitol’s east) je tomorrow at Bossardéet & Reid (Ort. and officials are trying to ie. Funeral Home. Burial will follow ee shat ee . Senha . : Henry Georgia Seys: le hapel Memorial Ceme ‘of B. T. Babbitt, Inc.. had sug. : Mrs |gested that his company cut up Parker died «mexpectedly DON’T at her home Saturday of a heart| columns and give them away BE Jatiack as premiums. : > : But, Lachntr said, the Capitol. - | Surviving are three daughters, | , ‘ : SORRY! eo rae “architect, J. George Stewart, dis-)> > : x ihaied gated ceecmices Ma | couraged the company. “We aban-| | Best Deal Ever MGladys Lane of Mishaweéteay Tid,’ donee the idea reluctantly, he i ie three sons, Alton Burnham and) *" _ __ |; | Sept 17-18-19 Russell Parker, both of Pontiac, Fa | , : and Floyd Parker of Oxfard. ‘State Revenue Official j | ' One sister, Mrs. Amelia Johnsoh ACT of Romeo, and a brother, Arthur Dies of Heart Attack Ritter of Dundee, 27 grandchildren ISING WW — ;, Strubie¢, 2 Ww and 29 great-grandchildren -also| LANSING WH — Roy G. Strubie, NO : wae . 41, head of the .cigarette and mis- | @) icellaneous tax division of the AMOS READ state revenue dept., died Satur. | ROYAL OAK—Service for Amos day following a heart attack. tead, 82, of 313 N. Washington St.| He was selected last year as the | as held at 1) am. this morning outstanding administrator in the |” t Voorhees-Siple capel tobacco tax field by the National © Mr. Read died Thursday in Pon-'Assn. of Tobacco Distributors. v a nd | aa . 7 Marion Ladewig IT'S LATER THAN YOU THINK Low Summer Fuel Prices Still in Effect ~ PHONE NEWE With R198: FE 5-8181 Mobilheat TODAY —_— > Low summer prices are still in eftect and you SAVE MORE by ordering NOW . . . You assure your family “Bowling Tips” and "Pin Pointers” a variety. of bowling tips from All-Star bowlers. ee Starting September 15th in the Pontiac Press sports pages, 4 daily series of bowling features, tips and highlights by the nation’s outstanding bowlers. ~* | of a warm, comfortable home ibis corte winter There ATTENTION are no delivery problems and REMEMBER. when your ' . 3 . . ; storage tank is filled there is no condensation or corro- COAL USERS! # Such outstanding bowlers as Eddie Lubanski, Billy Welu, FNS GI CM tees % Sylvia Wene, Lee Jouglard, Mrs. Marion Ladewig, Don Car- BURNS, eliminating costly furnace repairs SAVE 50° NO MATTER WHERE YOU LIVE, YOU 700, /@ Ton -CAN ENJOY MOBILHEAT FROM GEE Sides Daan seni heed lots of two ton or more fer, Dick Weber, Miss Merle Mathews, Jim Spalding, Tony. Lindemann and. many others, will be featured in the - daily series. *e o We can now make delivery anywhere in Pontiac and the surrounding ; : sa area in one of Our mew modern metered trucks ‘driven by experienced and save 1S¢ per ton, competent drivers. One trial will convince you that ‘There is a : . 3 , difference.” : A . : * cea é a LJ We Give . Holdens oF 5 ee hy Red Trading Bt ) a.) “ee as e ‘ a VAL OIL” Stamps and ‘ r LAME «© _. ce ; —-~ % 14, 1959 will be deducted from the price ot ur ticket by showing The 25c you pay for parking | jlate and put out in a hurry on account of good buying weather tion of what is considered im- papers and don't vote. * * * If you make an active effort to enable the school staff to know and take an interest in your child, you are doing your duty and per- forming a service\ for the school! Interest rates are higher than ‘they have been in a generation (The odds are that they'll! go still a.jeconomy. and perhaps - \higher in the months ahead. Now the big question is: willthey.climb to the point where they'JI hurt the Sam now pays 4 per cent when he borrows money for just three months. In early August he paid about 3 per cent. There are two basic reasons for the climb in rates: 1. The.demand for loans is in- creasing faster than the supply of money available for lending. With the economy prospering, businegs- men and consumers are borrowing and spending as never before. 2. Growth in the supply of credit is being restricted by the Federal Reserve Board. The central bank wants to keep a check on borrowings, lest they finance an inflationary boom that would end up as a bust. The treasury’s money managers are in sympathy with the policies of the reserve board. Nevertheless, credit restraints inevitably con- tribute to the high interest rates which are a-big part of the treas- ury’s problem. a | At present, Uncle have’ to pay about 5 per cent in- terest to borrow money for five years or longer. However, the law (forbids him to pay more than 4% per cent. This means all his loans must be for less than five years, where no ceiling applies. Since Uncle Sam will have to borrow, or reborrow, about 85 billion dollars in the next year, the ceiling will force him to pile up more and more debts that will come due in less than five years. An ever-samaller proportion of the national debt will be in long-term loans. Borrowings to pay off maturing debts will come more often, and in larger amounts. This burgeoning of government demand for short term money is putting. > upward presr, sure on inte rates in this sector of the money market. It could add to a credit crisis, should one develop. THE PONTIAC PRESS. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER terest is genuine. It is well to become acquainted with your high school youngster’s home rooth teacher, Try to be informal with her. An invitation to dinner or to a) social gathering may break the} ice so you can phone the teacher once in a while to learn how things are going. Sooner than anyone else, the homeroom teacher is likely to know if Junior is ctitting algebra or fooling around in study hall. And having met you, she is more likely to take an interest in your child's progress, A GUIDANCE STAFF You will find that most high schools now have a guidance staff whose primary job is to help youngsters choose their courses, keep out of trouble, and meet scholastic requirements. Sometimes these people are called counselors, sometimes ad- visors, sometimes guidance teachers. Whatever their title, they are people you ought to know, Don't neglect the principal. His recommendations may have the decisive effect in opening doors to college or a job. It is probably preferable to meet the principal —- Lovable Latins Lacking [@ in London—Gina Likes It London because: 1. Nobédy | street, sometimes pinching TWENTY-SEVEN pesters here; . Pappagalli; she explained, men who. accost women on them, Beneeeneenasens TIT tt But the parent must go far deeper into the situation than at- | tending school meetings. If we were to give but one piece of advice to parents of high school age, it would be, “join your PTA and become active in it."* be i te hn hb bn bh he hi hi hi hn he hn MM hn i Me Mi an But as a rule the PTA has little! Si li in Ain A i i i i ti Mi iti hi th ti ti Me i hie iti tn i tn of a school system for the better. Too many PTAs are tied too close- ly to the school superintendent or) principal. If parents wish to join together for the general good of their public schools they must have an organ- ization with alert, well informed leaders. In some localities, civic organ- Women Voters and various college and professional groups have been able to bring about educational re- forms. The National Citizens’ Council for Better Schools, 9 East 40th St., New York’ City, is well known. Or consult with your own state committee—some 38 states now have thein, How do you organize a school committee? There are two types of committees—those appointed by the board of education, and those independently formed. We have in a social or extracurricular way if you can. = '\A PROBLEM TEACHER | Sometimes parents may find \their youngster under the control jof a menacing teacher, What can you do about it? The answer is fot d simple one at all. In one case a_ kindergarten teacher had been in a school sys- tem for 20 years. Much evidence had accumulated showing that she was actually a hazard for little children. She would not permit 5-year- olds to play or dance or sing. Some were locked in dark closets for minor infractions. found that the appointed com- mittees are usually of little more) effect than the PTAs. On the other, \hand, committees that spring up| ‘from the grass roots are usually | f effective. There are some 12,000 such com-} mittees in the nation today. And | their number is growing- PARENTS HAVE POWER Despite limitations, parents have) far more power than they realize. Too many citizens are apathetic when it comes to school elections. Parents should learn the dif- ference between a bond issue and an operating burget, between an elected and an appointed board | | | | Face slappings were not uncom- — A group of parents went to the school board to complain. ‘Why don’t you see the superintendent?"’ they were told. ~ They saw the superintendent. “Sorry, there’s nothing I can do,” he said. ‘She has tenure. She has her rights." ~ The parents went to the state official, between an-open and an executive session, Delve into your own school dis- tricts; find out if they should be consolidated or centralized. Check on the salaries your teachers get, and see how they compare with neighboring communities. But for facts and for action, parents should be properly organized. Next: The challenge of Junior power ‘in the control or changing|> izations such as the League of | vrvrvrevrverwervrvrvrvrv.’ DRIVE IN THEATER FE 4-461) FIRST RUN IN PONTIAC TWO UNFORGIVABLY”INTIMATE PICTURES Opdyke Rd * For THOSE WHO THINK THEY'VE SEEN EVERYTHING". j f a: a » WANA DORS . copie CONSTANTINE om SA DAVIS ALLYSON MAYES DON MEGOWAN —— oreme vee PONTIAC NM THEATER about. oe * id 7 Lote) toi oie = Sa ele > aL : ve persons, tncaiag thee i] |m BOX OFFICE OPEN 6:30 : children, were riding in the $ a truck. The dead boy was Janes 1 TONIGHT = L. Miller of Lana Pier, 3 -- a The rescue vehicle,. belonging to i. : the Luna Pier Volunteer Fire De-| 4 a 65 > = partment, was rushing to Luna 7 o eee . Pier where three persons fell over- Fi 7 if ee | board in Lake Erie. ‘The three : : . ’ s unidentified--were rescued by Mon- ) fi e) roe County she men "ATTEND P.T.A. MEETINGS BE ) & = * * * nee : SATA TARR RR 4 The "TABOO THEME" is on the screen | - intersection of U.S. 24A and Erie AP Wirephoto that sensational experiment.” 4 C _ “Ona = road, 13 miles south of Monroe. | DEAD AT 73—The former | “Now it seems as though we (F'or Best Education . NiGht of the Quarter Moon fy postmaster genera] of the United | are lagging, but it is only be- a : 7 Spring Has No‘ Metal States, ~_— trol rag re a ee ee , *] | SURRRRCRRRRRRReE Ree eee + bed “coring con.| Hotel in New York City. Mr. | Zahl sald the Soviet - Union's Now | eQ Cac ef S 0 @ Our | Vaasa SEANAAADS CONDO RLOES “ A new type of bed spring Con-| Waicer was also chairman of the |success in landing a rocket on the DRIVE-IN MA 4-3135 tains no metal. Democratic National Committee [moon was based on 10 years of eee ; in 1943 and 194. “very hard work.” By DR. BENJAMIN FINE [as well, In the main the. schools,it, you should attend the first par-| misses =6SHOW STARTS PARK FREE! He added, ‘“‘The Russians have and LILLIAN FINE weleome your cope jent-teacher Association and board! api woan AT ee put_more emphasis on this partic a Occasionally you will find a prin-|of education meeting in your com-! BASS OF bd Editor Says Mouthful ular experimént than we have|, Patents who limit themselves to! .ina) op teacher who is opposed to}munity and find out what is hap- “* 7:00 | _ DURING THE ENTIRE . over the last 10 years. We have|iterest in homework are like peo-| interference.” If so, you can|pening to your school building pro- penne MONTH OF SEPTEMBER WHITE: RIVER* JUNCTION, Vt-jheen’ stressing it only in recent |Pl¢ who read of politics in news-| usualy show the school your in-\gram. education commissioner. ‘‘There’'s —— Sh ie as the commis- Migh. * * * ‘ . “The teacher has t 2 ure. It you bring charges against| Bev kamguot tor Tout ult" EXCLUSIVE FIRST SHOWING! r, we can act.” ocala eaneheeendennseesescenaieLnntnegesa samt i 4 “incompetence int emugh to FUEL OIL TWO MAJOR FEATURES 1 dislodge a teacher with tenure.) : : Finally the PTA joined forces. The ' :1667:25-9: for the At —— ruperintendent. He transferred ve No Contract RESEARCH MAN FINDS NEW oy eat aly becaty eevee Taal FACTS ON WHY GENTLEMEN —= FRIDAY Sirsa snt ‘Necessary nid but what about the children at the Call Today PREFER GIRLS!!! r school? apt _t should be the sim ot every i Gregory Oil Co. LITTLE PEOPLE” a —— 94 East Walton Bivd. 2 cildren. And it your chi on fils Phone FE 5.6141 double session, or threatened with WATERFORD DRIVE-IN THEATER Tif Ff f HE’S 71—Maurice Chevalier Saturday cuts his AP Wirephote birthday cake surrounded by other members of I'm asked,’ he told the 150 guests at the party. the cast of “Can Can” which is in the making at With him here are, left to right, Louis Jourdan, the 20th Century-Fox studios. “I'll act as long as Shirley MacLaine and Juliet Prowse. Fi j | r , 1 PO aoe & € ; 4 : | | se ASK ANY G/RL ones 3.2683 6:30 P.M, TUESDAY ee a '? bh Cor, ee A TT | 6 HO) oT of DRAG bneeyertnennnmd TO ch OY DNESAAR ry MA TWENTY-EIGHT } ~ , « ten i Si teeee ener ! HE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1959 i 3 a f f ss : ‘3 ' . i : ¥ ; ees ; S : t : : s ~< — With More to Come war began. ‘ including Vice. President Richard M. Nixon, have visited the Sovict Union so far in 1959, A good many| The Russians opened their ex- more Americans, including Presi-|hibition in New York June 29, and dent Ejsenhower, plan to take @the United States put its wares look at the Kremlin before the yearljand way of life on display in a is out. Moscow exhibition beginning July Traffic in the other direction) 25. has not been quite so heavy, but it has far surpassed any previous) Arrangements have also been worked out for an exchange of mo- tion pictures. Seven Soviet films|ture years. are to be shown’ in the United year since the Communists took over in Russia. Close to 1,000 Rus- sians, including two deputy pre- anger -nee (UPD ~ Amer jumbia University made a similar icans and Russians have three-professor trade with Moscow iting back and forth this yea? at University. a rate unequalled since the cold) “7. 1.§ Soviet agreement pro- vides for exchanges of ‘cultural ‘Ruaiene a pod ae . State Department officials est). inits” as well as human rep- mate that about 10,000 Americans. | resenta iver Py television and radio programs, but 5 no firm deals have been made EXHIBITION OPENS as yet. The exchange agreement signed in early 1958 was for a two-year period, But U.S. offi- clals are hopeful that an exten- sion will be negotiated this fall, If Russia agrees to keep swing- * * * ing doors in the Iron Curtain, the Exchange program will be expanded considerably in fu “Tt wouldn’t be surprised to see en U.S. Russia Soars States during the remainder. of[20,000 1959, and ten U.S. films will be|Soviet Union next year,” said one offered in Russian theaters, i The State Department reports) — “some progress” in talks with the exchange of doubtless|security problems for his agency. American tourists visit the State Department official. Presiden discussed with high government of- ficials on several occasions—is to invite+ about 10.000 Russian stu- dents to'ypend a year in the United States, living in American homes and attending American schools. FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover has assured the President that such @ mass importation of Russian stu- dents wouldn't create any special But other government ofticials have been -lukewarm about the rome ee miers and 150 ballet dancers, have come to America‘ since last Jan. 1. Still to come, following Pre- mier Nikita Khrushchev, are a%- sorted other ,delegations, includ- ing eight experts on quantuni electronics and a ba sketball team. i President Fisenhowes regards this rising tide of “person to per son contacts” as a hopeful omen for world peace. He believes thit “much of the suspicion and hor- tility plaguing U.S.-Ruasian re- lationships can be eliminated by the simple proces@of yetting to. know one another better The President discussed this idea with Khrushchev at the 1955 Ge-) neva summit conference, and sug- gested that the™two countries @1 range reciprocal exchanges of| visits by educators, scientists and| “cultural representatives.” After lengthy bargaining over! details, a forma] agreement was signed on Jan. 27, 1958. Although some exchanges were | nade under the agreement last| year, the program didn't get into) high gear until early 1959. Since then, scarcely a week has gone by without the arrival of a ad American delegation in Moscow; and a Russian delegation, in New! York PLENTY OF VARIETY | A recent report by the State De | partment's Office of East West Contacts demonstrates the tre mendoug variety of these delega tions. Russia sent its famous Bolshoi Ballet troupe to perform in sev- BOARDING THAT'S GAS HOUSE CLARENC V\ BROLIGHT MY ZOPE ALONG! ee NEVER TRANEL WITHOUT IT/ = a Buster —=— DOESNT = © TT tee ae oeese. AFA HOUSE E YOU'RE SITTIN’ ON, STRANGER/ HE'S WANTED BACK IN ARIZONA FER A BANK 306/ IMA DEPUTY SHERIFF EROM PIMA COUNTY AN’ T COME UP HERE TO BRING HIM BACK, BUT I'M REAL ASHAMED TO SAY HE STOLE MY GUN Sm AN’ GE ME TH SLIP! SHORE GLAD pW OM TM i FOOL = q-id © 1960 by WEA Bervice, tne TM. Mag. U.S Pa. on OUT OUR WAY Me THAT BODY BLOCK BUSTER GANE HIM CURLED MY WIG! IF THE GLY COMES TO, HELL THINK 4am THE EMPIRE STATE BUILD- bn (ING FELL ON /} HIM fy fi BOOTS. AND HER BUDDIES Laren went Dat Ey i! [BUT I DONT HAVE TO GET UP UNTIL 7:30... i UGAN eral U.S, cities last spring; the. United States sent the New York Philharmonic Orchestra to tour the Soviet Union. A US. variety show, organized by television emcee Ed Sullivan, was recently in Russia. A “Rus-| sian Festival" featuring the Pyat- SAY, WHAT ARE YOU DOING OUT ON THE PORCH ROOF LIKE THAT % I THOUGHT YOU WERE IN THE BATHROOM! La OH, | TIS WANT THIS MAG- AZINE TO READ WHILE IM SOAKIN’--WHY, IF I CAME OUT TH' BATHROOM DOOR, THAT SISTER OF MINE- WOULD JUMP IN THERE LIKE A BAT INTOA BELFRY, AN’ I'D HAVE TO SIT WAITIN' LIKE THIS FER ~~ nitsky chorus and several folk dance groups was recently in the United States. The Harlem Globetrotters pro- fessional basketball team played | exhibition games in Moscow dur- ing July. A 63man Russten track team came to Philadelphia at the) same time to compete against U.S. athletes. SCIENCE STRESSED Exchanges of visits in scientific and technical fields have ranged over the entire specttum The State Department report lists two- way visits by experts in elec- tronics, nuclear power, polio vac-| cines, oceanography, nervous dis-| orders, pharmacology, endocri- nology, petroleum chemistry, computer systems, antibiotics, as- tronomy, soil mechanics, hortl- culture, and crystallography. Educational exchanges sent 22 American graduate students to Soviet universities, and 17 Soviet students to American . universt- tles. Harvard arranged a five-man — 4H N HOURS AN' HOURS! ae\, ——E—EEEEEE temporary faculty swap with the University of Lenipgrad, and Co DONALD DUCK BS WY) A a GLZELA Miss t tat epg jg a) a A, ays GZZA So p ce =| . ; Le Ss ZZ eee z j sts Ai Za P ye’ «a Sao wy ag ®) A OF ¢ ee =x’ ~ ve ’ ‘ me TR TRwittt 1a tag U8 Pet 0M WHY MOTHERS GET GRAY enone nee, 4 : anne WATBR LILIES If WHY, THAT | [UT WHERE EXTRAVAGANT! . | ¢_ OARLING! 5 THE GIRLS Ard DRL ANS OC IS OO ° WRIGLEY’S: SPEARMINT: Satisfies the Most More people enjoy it chewing gum. ie ges. “i 2 PROFITABLE OPPORTUNITIES Every Day in the Pontiac Press Want Ad Section Take advantage of this easy way to solve your buying end selling oroblems To Place Your WANT AD DIAL FE 2-8181 | You'll Find : | | POCCC OC SeSeeEeeeeeeesecesS daily thon any other $ t 3S ey t ie t bo . et tt*eeeresoes By Walt Disney HE'S HOME \! GETTING INTO GOME DRY CLOTHES! —— = CAPTAIN EASY . w YOU'RE SOUNDER NE 10 Mas As) HMM.ONLY TWO NOW! YOUR LEFT po oo Orte Lad ' CLINE OF ZE SiK I AM FLOOR! TRY | § CONCERNED WIS ARE LEFT..CLIVE TON “AND NANCY ) E : ana By Ernie Bushmiller * “-- IT'S LIKE. 4 The... THIS IS MY ey SALTED > & I CANT STOP WEAKNESS --= ANUS OES PAPER ‘ ; , - PR fed AAR PEO aaa oe S ONY A “Every KID WHO CONES Te MER } bes ee er ee TT ee ee ee ee ee ee ee a er Oe eee eee ag : ty ° if \ ee { { 2 . * = ay, ; : * i ae wee zi s a re 3 : yo ee be By. ee ‘ 4 : a i “ $ * x tye . ; oe THE PONTIAC PRESS. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1959. as eee TWENTY-NINE —__ — aa oe hae ite Zs : : = F 7. 3 . se il aoe alana : 7 r ~ _—n - Sais . 2 * following are wp prices ew )feady to Weak Farmer’: sold by MARKETS [Grain Futures : Pd 7 & rf I x © 114 Extension Oftere The University of Michigan Ex- tension Service has announced its program of courses for the fall semester, which includes a total of 14 courses offered in the Pon- tiac area beginning this week. * * In addition, a total of 53 courses will be offered at the Flint Ex- tension Center, and one each in Couses by U. of M. Here each week for a period of two hours. Registration fees are $19.50 per credit hour for Michigan resi- dents, $15 per credit hour for non- residents. The first class may be at- tended without obligation, bat all financial obligations must be completed by the end of the second week. The fall progr: stock market early today in re-| Decent Gureau of Markets, as to weak today with all new crop Lapeer and Fenton. ou ques tasery Bencee oe ee : — —_ a > Each course carries two se. | And offer the services of 6§ in- The electronics - missile - rocket Detroit Produce though setbacks were in small mester hours of graduate or | Sruciors. Registration in the fuel stocks gained fractions to tractl undergraduate credit which can | Pontiac area will be handled at more than 2 points on the theory reurrs * * ® be transferred to other institu. So ee et that the United States will step up|Appies siiciouss bur ...07.. Noe September corn and all soybean Sens. Neo transcripts of credits ar ; its space age efforts in view of Apples, Early McIntosh, bu, ...... 300 : are necessary. In Pontiac, six courses are being Apples Greening, bu socevess 2.gg/ Contracts were under fairly stiff . offered. Five meet at Pont the Soviet triumph. speses. Weal BL Sopcesoenons 2.35 pressure and lost about a cent A student may earn up to Ki] Norther Hi h School ae Most of the key stocks showed Bhdnser ie wo Tas neeore ests ie within a few minutes The weak- nore of =—— sense bache. ee kk gains or losses going from trac- Gr oe 7 . 13s ness appeared a@ carryover) ° ors degree fisfactory com- A - .. tions to” about a point. Motors |Pesches, Siberia. bu. . 1a5|0f trade opinion that a good vol- pletion of the courses. Any adult| ao fii ily at the Cronbeonn were actively lower except tor’| Peaches Jn Her. bu Feeee ot See con ond seems who Gesires to better himeslf may |eenooi for Boys, on Lone Pin Stedebaker-Packard regular and [Peers Baruieti, bu 2) will be moving into commercial enroll. It is not necessary to work |°° 4° 4. ye OF ee whes-tamned-sheek~ _ {Peare, Clapp’s, by... ---+++---+-+21 $001 channels atleast for a while when for credit, but the regular fee [2d One course each will be tinued to advance eroomensty Proms, ‘Demeoo, We bv. oat] harvest of the new crops become still must be paid attered ay Roan Seneem. tums, Prune ‘@ bu. 2 . : . jand Waterford*Township. heavy turnover. | aterme bu sent oeeeeaecetceges He more general. Classes meet 16 times, ence . ee Shi ke oe oad fee for The squeeze on money and peans, green pnt igiag s2.00| _ Wheat held within a steady i. ~ ~~ late enrollment. The area courses credit was still the predominant Beane. Ky. Wonders, bu. ....,.... 3.25, range on further —— of mea- j offered, their day and meeting market factor for the majerity of|Beans nec pe : - ger producer netting a commener: . i time are as follows: issues. geome. Fehchao rat ee reisiens 4 elat demand was light eS ere | 0 | e | Pontiac’ Elementary School Curricu- General Tire, which has a rocket | Beste, Nee dos, bens. 212) Pag] C™DOPt, dusiness was repo gab ares) Moraine Great ‘braces subsidiary, and Thiokol, also in Broceol “ea dos. bene. es. 73 oer Be weeneee tee, ous or MASI! Tues Sept 13. — = advanced about 2 Cabbace, Cuniy, pre, . 1.80 Wheat was %& to * 7 a ! ? Celis (eapch 4st) wes qe a apiece. Texas Instruments rose|Cebbage Red. bu. ...........-» 113) bushel higher near the end of the § ues Wiel Thee wee ne oe about 3. é Carrots topped.” be sesauesQoceees Fe first hour, September $1.91%8; corn . Methods x Speech” Diageo gan Raytheon and Martin Co. wére|Gauinower dos)’, g'gg| unchanged to 1% lower, Septem- |A7). Tues. Sept 18 130 pm, and up more than a point apiece. | Selery"pasceil Tw doa... aE! if be> $1.15%; oats unchanged to Proposal Expected Ot The. tent. tekh 1 Becerttieater : . oe wae 1% i em new t con- " . j Course meeig at Pontiac Central High». | st pt tad Forts does eS HR whee he Convention Next Month) icrdac. dees Be . . Og. a sieve eistelelete A F bd . . u > iG re more than that. Chrysler and|Cucumbers, aill, fancy, bu. ...... «59/Sepiember $1.30%; soybeans 1% in Atlantic City | Educatotn «Bd O1O er EMBIS.. Tras’ General Motors lost fractions. — /Cucumbers, pickle, bu... 5... 90/0 1% lower, September $2.06%.— | Methods and Meterals a, Dicer, Wee Leading steels such as Beth. 20.00% Seth rere eeces 1m DETROIT uA proposal to) manheat ane Meenden Lin a tae ; H opgebsdcancanemcnosscas LP : . 2 . : € an aterials (Lt , el Si, lehem, U. 5. Steel and Republic [Teepe Lone type. pk... .----. 29 Grain Prices raise United Auto Workers dues) ho*entia® same date end time: Pris: declined fractionally as the steel | Kohirab', ‘doz. bchs- .... 180 probably will be made at the Un-! cipals of Mental Health (PHP. 220). site ccntimned, Leeks. dos bens... : 499 CHICAGO GRAIN ion's international convention in,® Bowie ale; mete Appraisal 1 ee eeee . —_ Open | ™m ee Sec airar Bmi}! Seheal _ / ‘Ww ?:30- were narrowly mixed. Most lead- Parley, «root > eae 1 69 leer. 101 a 1 3oa,| bis Successor as president and managing director — tqp:te bottom on ramp) Philip Rubinstein, direc- Prsey = cretary-Treasurer Emil p39 'p in as Rochester High Schoo! ing rails dropped fractions. as Stes a a He he ise pee 0S: 1.4%, of Dossin Food Products, James G. Knight, with tor of Pepsi's New York staff; and Emmett R. | night. said oe pee There will alsé be one course Pcs of about 3 were pasted for [repeers, Pimisnts, be. ....... 5a ee... Lage May = Lia a handshake. Dossin Food Products became a O'Connell, executive vice president of Pepsi-Cola. | members agreed al a oasatiog here! red at Pierce Junior High U.8.CG Dynamics = on sirsey Scoot Red Owoet, bu. .......... 13 oo tae Nard’ aroma) — "| wholly owned subsidiary of the Pepsi-Cola Com- - Christopher Holzworth (right), a director of the | jast week that “both the eel to be announced at a later Eastman Kodak picked up a point| fects, %, bee oss, EB BA es Lig Nov... #18 | pany of New York today. Dossin will be board company, will assist Knight. fund of the Union, trom which 2: Por full information | call P UP a Point! Pumpkins bu. ....... OTE OO 180)" Gets inewi— | Jan 670 | chairman of the new corporation. Also flying in is paid salaries ati eo high school principal or con- or 80. Hadishes L cones cesses 100] gop 6 : F salaries and operating ex jtact Ardell A. Henry, Flint branch Redishes wise, dae o....0....0.0. 1.99; SP. : ent —————— ——— pennes, and the strike fund are) oevisor, at niott Memorial New York Stocks aueech, Buttercup. ba. ee 1.18 k Pl : Build : a ‘in need of strengthening.” Bite ae - Court St. 2a = 5 ternu jo eres weee . heat . ! . | #4 ‘ ‘ ae . Sqnaah. Delicious, 45. bu. in|AC Spark Plug to Build Dow to Build Facilities ‘Life Insurance =" | ——— ot hieg = Be Be . 30.3 | 8q . Hubbard, bu. .......... 1.76 Warehouse in Flint Mazey said the board reached|5¢!2882-19 ; ihre cok: feome | Bien meee acne BI for Polypropylene Underwriters) i 6 sa mee eee ee Allied Gtrs soos $3 & My .. 90.2/Tomatees, Bu ..-+..--seesseeees “4 FLINT « — The AC Spark Plug oo _ soe . to be presented to the convention|!98 Hudson Sedan. Serial Ne. W2711. Alum Lids. teh Le » Aire “3 a. wraine. | eee pt Divisioh of General Motore Corp. TORRANCE, Calif. (UPI)—Dow iH Id M ti “either in the terms of a sug- westeara | ae creda, Mich . yer Adi Aula’... 944 Lane 8 Com «3041 no 1, SREENS srge{has announced plans for .construc-Chemical Co. will build facilities U | lary if O eeung gested amount or on the alloca-|SErry sna utay Te inepete ee Arm ig: ree — Galen, Ro Oe eee 1 28\tion of a 400,000 square foot ware. for the production of polypropy- The) Ponies lie Usdereriers| ~--—- eee ee oy Bris: ile te. aa Mustard. Ce a eee keene 2:08) house and a 61,500 square foot |lene here, on a site adjacent 10}, Now Wholly Owned by | Assn will hold its first. monthly] ie ft pekTATE OF MICHIGAN —In the Pro- Hp ce 8 pace, oo = » ee be Tereeceesereserers’ 2)" goq/addition to its automotive engi-jot her Dow plastics production . | {meeting of this season Wednesday’ Basic Union dues are now $3 a\Nwake Drvistea of Oakland Am Pela Tai jay Mead CP... 47 — egg ou. SL LHORS EEO ‘8 neering building here. junits, it was announced today. | Pepsi-Cola; All Stoc iat the Sylvan Glen Country Club, | omth They were increased 50 oq’ soun hireee Ciena ae Am: = Fas 8 ee a ir saben GaUnNs The division said it also will he: | * * + Has Been Exchanged | 5725 Rochester Rd., Troy, as a cents at the convention two Oars 0uge hens keierane - ' 7 Anac be . i Minn Mok M 133-7 Sadie, 0. nes ees cesses *fajein construction of a 215.000) The facilities, first of their type ‘combination golf event and dinner, “8° aa ee Seer ee ee cmos ~ ¢ ; Escarole. bu. ........-.-. oe foot addition to its Oakifor the western states. the an . The dinner will begin at 6:30 p.m a . | vtition having been filed im this Armour & Co . Minn P&L. 34 - : square a | for n . ofl. . . le alle ® e present where Ave Oy ce ii ge BI . $3.3 Uettuce, Boste goes i 3.99| Creek, Wis., missile guidance:nouncement said, wil] cost ‘‘sev- bane mp oe perks cae Guest speaker will be Lou Vin- Wanted by Air Force: Sbeuts af the Lather of sda minae pre bait & Oh ::." 18 Motorola. 108 Lettuce. por ag ace Ske Hae }3| plant. Completion is scheduled wr jenn million dollarss’ to construct | iin ‘i - Sare “Atco: former manager of the Pon-. s iS7e gntnows-pad vaid chile Res vielgted Sostag Ait... peurrer CD ne FSi Remmnine, WO. 4... seccecccordenee 2.45 /next year. and is to go on stream in 1961, | DOUSES, Decne a Noe Cane’ |tac district and now managing the A, : should be placed under the jurisdiction loging, Ait oe me bmw 4 R .. 386 £ ohinnry tht a [subsidiary of Pepsi-Cola Company |tivonia district of Metropolitan |(_| Electronics Men ("se ace ' ore. Warn: od ptf _" cat Poult dE jof New York today, it was jointly Lite Insurance Co iptate of Michigan. pon aoe larchy ast: “PAS Me "ses ‘ou qn s . . announced by Emmett R. O'Con- jfled that the hearing on said petition os a alee moet eet, es 7” 99 Two Sets of Officers ~ _|nell, Executive Vice President of! — - oe The Pontiac Air Force Recurit-|Serviee Genter’ Court Mouse Ammer Budd Co ......, 26.6 | veg — e. DETROIT POULTRY 'Pepsi-Cola and Roy L. Dossin, Vincler is a past president of ing Station is accepting men be- 12068 weet Biva tn the City of Pen- Solem S Hc. Bor ec | @ | DETROUT, Sept. i iAP) Prtose peri A ae : : President of Dossin Food Products. |*he Oakland County General'tween the ages of 17-34 for apti-|of September. AD. ise. at nine o'clock Gen sercee ia ae te Fw 4 i saie: —_ i > so e & t Agents and Managers Conference, |tude testing for immediate qn, |(2 the ferencen. and you ore heresy bs ‘at A See aoe | Heavy bf odlapene 16-17; light = hens and currently secretary of the |iistment in the field of electronics, |bearia © appear personally et said gare, Op -++ 36. Owens oe bg 7 Po goede 20-32; over . All of the sotck of Dossin Food Michigan G.A.M.C. lit was announced today by T /Sgt. | Wt being a a to make persona! ¢ B,J Ts: #3 od ry ig ee . ; . . Products was exchanged for 200,-/ The topic of his speech will bel charles A. Ahnen commanding |thall be. served iby publection st © cogy Seive ty; aay Seem -+++ 406 DETROIT EGGS e 000 shares of Pepsi Cola stock. “Opportunities Unlimited.” os lone week previous te satd hearing tn Hee 4 uip : 4 Param 44-6) perrorr. sept. 14 (AP}—Bees {0.0 officer at the local] station. The Pontiac Press. a newspaper printed Coca Cola... 3 . ool 2 Detroit in cease lots federal-state grades: armon dq § re | dames G. Knight, whe has | The tests are given at the sta. ang cucetates te ck : Seg ge BE Bs Bl titanae ted naa se ak been In charse of PeratOole's State Kiwanis Meets ton twice each month. Those who|aoare ius at he Cun, "ie eh ( seee8 “ 1 Dyed oe * = opera since | lify ay enlist with the | ac on ‘ounty, thia tot ay nei 5\18; grade B i 34; by s—Grade A i qualily May eniist \ t un- | of ie Tl Pw i — D i" exire large st haree 46-40: mediom “2- 1958, has been elected president | peTROIT um — Delegates to the derstanding that they will be (sel AIRTHUR E. MOORE Gont Bak ..... 3, Phileo 24.1/30 small 18 grade B large 34. KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP)—The'Minnesota, North Dakota, Ohio,| and managing directer of Dossin 7 ati ait ere a Cont Can ...... 4 . 43.3] Commercially graded: . 42nd annua! convention of the |placed in one. of the fields requir. ELSIE J VASCASSENNO, Cont Cop &S . 12.6 943 14-state Midwest Democratic Con-|Oklahoma, South Dakota, West! food Products, which will be ; : | Probate Register, Cont Mot ..... i 58.7 Reo—Gade A jumbo 4-5 extrs, « has split into two factions,|Virginia and Wisconsin, and ( Michigan district, Kiwanis Intern-ing electronics adaptability such Juvenile Division Cont Oil: ", Wy |S7ee 43-4450; lnree 40-44'a; medium 374-|Zerence gee known in the future as Pepsi- itional, opened a two-day program|as guided missiles, radar repair. Sept. 14. “80. er “ aah |: de A jumbo 5; extn Hoel perry dissolving the harmony sought at|claimed 37 of the 54 votes in the; Cola Bottling Company of De lof business sessions and luncheons |atomic weapotte and many others = st ‘ee ‘* ag meibasae ~T Each group elected officers and Theis Kansas chairman and . : * |Monday. The meeting was to close} Further information may be ob-/,,0%5 Soups ele te be held 1050 am < a1 ae { accused the uther of holding & antinl Sa was| He succeeds Roy L. Dossin, who Tuesday with election of district ramed at the local recruiting of- September 22, 1980 at oot Pontiac State <* “as % SS ’ ‘ y . . , will be Board Chairman of the a ‘ 53% WwW. Huron St. <- -. pee t 12, 14 “89 . Bept. w—(AP)—Cattie—|rump meeting elected chairman. shows p J “° * cH Galable | 3160, Bulk periy | ptt] Both factions said party issues} More, who was retained as inl one artes ation. a a sca to & -- {87 dominating: 1 showing — choice|and candi-|chairman of his faction, said his t after a successful record = <: Wg [steere: Retlers somenat curtailed fromidates were not affected by the|group included representatives|% accomplishment in Philadelphia |/ / " Gey lcent of raw: about 250 stockers and] split. from Mlinois, Iowa, Nebraska, |®"¢ with a joie of thirty ut to ef Xa mM e nom ** - $4 setite’ rdity steaaye cows stesay’ toi Heading the rival groups are/Missouri, South Dakota and Okla-/Y¢4"s in the bottling industry. I 83 15 ee Te ane en pon Pag al James More of Harlan, Iowa, oe Most. of them appeared to) . * *& - : a $h3 | 3145-28. $0. modefaie showing nigh|Frank Theis of Arkansas City,/be former party officers. | “Detroit becomes the eighteenth. a . ’ § §0.6| choice and mixed Bigh choice and prime! Kan. | Both sides said it would be up major marketing area in the group | d S eW Iss mer ca 1187 | .15-28.00-: ’ | ey eS oe «1 M5lfoade at 00. od wee crue More, as conference chairman, to the National Democratic Com- jof wholly owned plants of the | m4 >. $0.6 2650027 25. coed ito sew choice Reiter’! opened the business meeting by|Mittee to decide which represents Pepsi-Cola Company which are . : 5.4 Pen . 37.2) 25.00-28.50: scattert i dé j the conference. ‘und irec Te EAR KI a . * 426 oon & "Co. 63 8lare cue aed. win’, poplar weanty ruling that a constitution adopted he Tice 5 i led — the direction of Philip) ar aNTIC CITY, N. J. The especially so for me because of Sheboygan. Wis. She won a $3.000 : $37 Tuan Ges ... 2 cows 3150-18-00; campers end cuttere| SIX eer? — — ves meeting next = ore ai i Hace = se ce in New jew Miss America says she thinks the fine example Mary Ann and scholarship 4 See 1 bby abd s | illegal. He, said there wasn't a xt Marc’ in -/ York, onnell stated. ia “educs “self | 1 faced, nt * ~ lel vante Male Wrig m t Bt 127 hai ae ait, om A k p Wan ed Fe ak both vine FE oe ot 09, Dow! ging Ceram smploy ted male... 19! ham Gisdye Sater. OLIV large N ne “lb 200 a. v = Inst yme . e ar siscal iene id Mrs ane gE ln ge k 3 ‘yedroomn a gers fea, Wate 7. Wonk W ons conics m) € er . Joh Parker lton Manes } Jege the bea prada > LA. jot ; Wor Nar s 21 file iso nson sis an Bu 8. | 8 car sutaien l ase xe | ‘omher tees lot: : wk W ted N sete aren Pari: ead ai a. 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NORTH E pres: WR PER MON IN. ving ate ractiv j leres WEST p val “Taneh hot RADE Tome : W re Li ae ...46| | roca UF wives ce healt AT : Sy i LIST REAL . tamil END - IGH ONTH Me gee uphos ive, kiteben, | $ oo e Be anch home on . i: care aes 47 ee yer Miyata ry | 7 TDKAYION On R ; or HOUSE FING Has TOR a cite’ eee ud EDNA oe R . ven ewE- Bao I avi + rane, Poviiac naas on LAK. a PE 4.155 id C¢ s art ewe N a aac | KR P c es FOR v 883 nent en dining e A " ea rag A ” ied = 22 do jon eit b x ees ge T ( po e bas a ° e beer 4 Pa oR red cou 1c pods oy a ¢ r or- N Tt l e P 22 wn; ¥ he = Ri wi Contarts, Mi cot” cnres Pa agla Di CAE 500] on tee cay rie oe bedroom nee tor | eee a ee ee ent, ~ LE go ee ( te 8, wade .49} — on D ig td 3 -603: pa do eat. «i p od- lot * E ; ‘or 1 Te) to P ez oom es. er ri peas ee 7 | cal 22 ; om > a r _s R _ * ee paymenie tat, $2018. ot entra Tics MSUO Lo $500 ects oot Gk. K! rae =, tea ere Me 55 cae ot a w 01 or \ ie. } wae oh _ venin WON 4 : WAL qualif mise _ oving nes seoma hee DO 2-371 338 0 Temp able re L ; stove. e, Board. EN” 2 8 BOX __ es DF do KIN yin posses. ——— w roost V 4. rene le re 100x 000° . New NEALS ( 5 “ei ond —_ |. The rack n 1 Eetas! . i =) ING DIST a Vet “i ope em nee t, pow vey 9 pleton. R terms teoclae Ronen ; combate. ent )FFERE were replies T ™ i Wha pele ee Bee ee | sala | ey: at eres 2 bed wn @ TATE I Realtor ier cath = tes siding 80 ce en Apts. F ED office piles 0 otap & | of Not se ; w tem Pratt ba _ 1916 piace. ‘ihome school P 4 ith pave at ere yen P wenger and Lor tent Apts ee boxes: ses Pes The P ty 1 oth ee ow “with 9 2000. vdowniow ose 8 se aa seas “ul oor! bem Mstea! sere (UST SELL puna ; a see ; . Un ed re ar r eh cor 5 a Id ki roo eat. Fu o int 1 - oh 1520. e L|@R a) B ent oe fare folowing || si tos ia ate weet ape Seraaaar ign ae eae Viki B Sift ents, a | ite rs, e eee ree u i = Eee ent Lake Furnied oo) eae ol] th net a St tna Pa Sie) ra ae = in ED ae orenaes eal Eset Capp or mee Cc Infurnis on 56 69. ai, 3 , 2, 1 ae Cpguement £ tile et pares ay ke fam! Bp ee rs ee Also g H = OO | avi gach (ype é 3 beat gs aR erms hms Roo ttages shed. 5? on 70, 4 33, 4, 22, 23 and xt erly LOR gio. bath Woo, Coal ee ib i: am : ort ie , ve] ee kes MONTH” R se STARTE eat eae ee For Si tree . Fuel ™_ 83 tae acdl #00 ute MULTIP Pps oe a an $1 000 KING" peart @ miles a! Gown a Ee tious hn We ee mats al 5, S a reve oe dal tion 13.8 LE e on on with . : Pon North “t he i » ‘| FOR v Tir lee Dogs Trae, pon a Sorc wom. n = oes een oa teem ae men spre ern: CRAWEO = oe Poorer . . a J oe ee Is P . ou te - y nting wees wo 86 Bae wariee dt HIG LER SERV re: acre seine nnace ’ ch bed buy, UILDIN S faa’ Beat oat ot: ORD Fein gg om Fong Ow Taira. Fe ined, Board. nate rn ee I a ns sgt omni sa Con _FE2 nL: i ons Levey RICE ns set Sie eer | dan ia 87 r Sale HAND) 5 LON ‘ = "Eee ea are a bares ull tring “Bildo 9] ANY a ¥ a ‘ull bas * ENC ea. ree FARM seoseees dls (ninhed ay on Houses — aaa 10 a tek 160 LAKE ma ge FE session 30.990 stat | . of Nation 22 r = here 704.508, Par le al-( Mr hes Ean. window. RA ME 87B} ° iahed new. OWN 8 = room eel ' too aenon ~ oon ° ieee ci 2 bed Re al NCOME , conte, holes mu FOR OF 33 alum eataeting. i RCH Memes gunn nol mom, We Aaa oa te " |e ee ce | 2 warn Somer “| ae ee ay S| if ee es sss Gr ANDISE Shi Ln Et 1955 : iaree Manitin Pull hea ia es nore HE ‘tt sited a iih the Leaving Stat a iu smote vye 0 2 3 } 3 family taceme a eesti og a War Se ain & Wx 00. e tio. >: gee Ra " conn Si Rael irepiae room pe pt ural Diving th the spy a ol Al State villa ‘or $50 ern wt ® Two pBickie LLED sw >. bg = Feed fier Sorinueey center, fenced eee es cers ol be ~ a with care ina re eplac room. wi tum- a x ¢ Ou tone bey . Pri gg ro homes rier oe uae ane Sag “sy ne Livestock ae ow Terms gy MO\ yeed "yard (8 kara owing = oe relied brick ct ae ranch, a ad on baw et only ment for oon town ikea. ory a 4 aed a wie cow; Vi oonc e fr N ' ‘ IE rd. na ge n ste i a" wll ck ea ] * eted ate aci om er S | 88 ve ow fi 2 le 3 an a - — wo; Sal Sale estoc , 88 - x 40 e ame ER. MY R ac and k pi cae bas hile Pa ith Als _E dre 8 e red T 975 ter: y $12 ren jor Bedrm. aires neal G BEDR ; ie P k wee ewul caped. ” encloned RIG =P itchen mets Bere me 0" taper a tasen | din wih roo Excellet ON ate LAK ee. 200 recess: ha lot YR. - veatege,‘seelp Sal Far oultry .. -- 89 none. mo! at WS 2 ET nd) eke ae ak and ment nore aus ke avemer oid hale Di 2 fir A oe ae pee EF “A aoserred home cS oe et oom e ¥F rm ry neds S privilenes. ‘ottl v4 Se gy be tie. = ] IN ook scape: Lo 1 do at rag i ty las iad ea el aths auiit- od all te pm a sensi RO r Large ¥ q ‘ , nicely n_ ve Ae a apes : eh voone s Pert: aie A ie Se oe ati a? ce mi cat oaral pl gocay! eal n. pow ‘ ~~ . Ie , Aucti arm oa uC deeee 90 AES onabig oe wes tencea, ed roghtn Fa wes and ey peau a te ,beest ms woreuatin rage. wan Rghes a Bireh pera a fu poren. ba a = and $80 Pods fell hesent | Sale 2 47. tes asene on Sale ulpment a " iW Ue ee, —— eau iin crema ; wee tp iar ge: * aoe eh Etces it aeep. irene imme | sit aa mony | Setea ae s ent sivieeie Bo $0808, eonmeee mane schoo to a cneee 2b UL Lb YoU. T oe | axe 872 “a bod 4 bes oom i Waa with ain nai an th tek 6s gelow an : ng sid creens floors, ones ‘ aMAl nm rea MU ore oree ne Nice AK Y | oa pe ch grit Reo pre =" ree 8 Pang e anedin oT itew insurance a Si 00 i AUT veins + 93 SMALL = at) mu-; N terrific A tac ar eity tot ' ¥ FRONT | oN = pei mo" I ifr Sin“ on At ae = purl aged . terms. icomaition ait Balaw pin . : com aon OMOT veils ieee a) on edn ROOM NOT } i ay hone ne, and ] + NORTH mo" teng shove sf 5 Sadhs. | ment ot R BEST “A venbe: ony ull ben 96.100. PE — a, f Nor axe 8 ol em SRL t Le ie aoe a | aay oni a5 or aa "4 dows | a meine weludine 4 ~ 7 fr. m Tha ts elo tt R rte $1, hen » . 2 For Sale Don Saal ae cr. Oelmna arg Oe ror ae at at | RC yao : t Tra! Hou nN 1 Mc bt priv: ¥ | red rtabl W elem =; t rf taxe of low ; f rn. oe be . (Di dow i NE 4 ’ peere e Gc 1 ” on ® oi r bor Alw 3 n A Aue ate Sec — | eae i cDo naa Eee me a HE aasai” aa 1 a si Shite ir pe ere ada r Sale | bat @ Te = Pp asen ¥ R edt fl ‘ che vin nema ne : oute ome “| = od = heai you into For Auto arts .... - 105] at ROO rifies. ra. ment ie rade 22.300" nes oak esr fireplace it ~ mye st toto {one po G4 ay a price 1M edroom (bu = Sal Parts . i. .106 natural MH ae Loe r aa < cata Fur hi Gown, ag! Sreri — “ond : tar | pod can Ud land oa 1G og "| uaa tums = $8,050. room ‘bung. Sale Used Tr 106. a va) Bat iowa oa A- , tee o © oaths n 4 $3 nisl in om ¢. ae overlooking Atta rs terms. all erlook. . & ATE you ie preasure ~TVAN garage. a roe, sed pees 106A By stone a ik aioe! o Sdn burban Tat bed- 0 red: 2+ er ua. king tached yn -- 826,900 au “ stone” ra: OWNERS will be sure re RE N . fi reign & age tenen | Hot fireplace, Naive | creer a ica miles a Dow Bedroot mimi] [ore a ong ase Only “ths | plage mie twcaee For they oo pur: ALT W.S Salo a “Wl Excel rivile wate rapa Aa Aa pers Thin jssension sg Brent, ted fee 347 m vaLy 500. i tage a thiet well tree * aaa 7 Ave te Servilegee mgr oe OR CHR U ae: : Wil ent es ’ semen ry oun $4 aiti rity cot a4 wi ew ie Mor one of ee ee yes ¢ a ite RA = Sor Cay 308 age ee Shs 2 ery oo hae ‘ od ee i sia gt nbateey a onth ae : Bua tate ae eae tee * a ae \ ». 109 enLe WE denies neat OWN. ave beer That havea, tre, |. ta sto re a ot naeety a ~ haa rage oat : - rene ~Pighlona, ALT nae eiahing : N eon Mp aa ang th 41280, n ‘Se monee ROB p a rig ne room 1 ae ca enor ae - ion Mont = : irou nee at 7 iver cen sin price Waite “Tom iy | and “yon befor foany as furnace : - WW R seh nd & ht b at mines a ‘, ; , . of at rom ANK e 3 Onetd or, ae te oe te Sy on REMY nog ee ls ce Ss eno S| Baliye mics ie i ¥ 4 4 24 5 YAN Ni ‘nM & er month Cote “a nee ghe FAL ks _ tay briek . ah: W Fo ‘grab Wns the price , : on . or . ™. Lt oO BA. nth $4.05 to roo RY . R < ho r th ¢ a rs - with 2 lots. whe an 50 ri mm Ore RR © AY tials WwW e 4 eee ° $ Re Union 7 , over") eee | Nhe ey i] Sehr Sener And Can't Ma ris Heme “ne yy ¥ NER alll lit Lake 8. Telee ET ed 4 Cc s the “ Est. - ’ the ee 31 “IL, a T an id : mn | Pui sehae oe ; | tom bu CA re . -_ fy 2 ools eat : " Re ea er fo st | 6-1 \ 3 m3 te fe it B t ool ae wa rd = . = Tl & : R EK oa Le ba 4 Re t Lk. noe wit b Y re) or ces Tia ogf It! Soe a0 ie. REAL a ar He . ie dearoome aa ui} Syl he Sei os or without VNE a4 oad a becement Gian 3 a ee tOr S oa ovis. ata a ire i sce ‘ : ER Sens oe in are look well Stre . : OPEN a a Ha rasne ran vis, and ch aye . | furn Pah a 200 reet ors xvat | ease ee ra SCE | dds ny Tren a Mu - ther t's , cor be a af ; ley 4 Piet 4a pre tie b. . Must Sel Sun, Mente or Ww $1,000 ne ie mire | fr it £80 HIT io dane ’ tine er] fe . hi . Cel E mtne lus tarmace is V opee B BS con ieite bent Vee Pree RO : | ke tots ar k . Ss. iw .& 2 ie " S P te hs OL rer. Noeks fr on adh mee i | i = N A hoot neer we ” 3 y Fi i. terms. o ' ‘ zt.f ra | asli i — , | [rx ie RT . 3 ; a1 % fi 7 ” bs pp. = — * a Re : ee : 2 ra ‘ al s 4 hy | : , - : x . ee + tt. 3 _THE PONTIAC PRESS, re SEPTEMBER 14, ne «For Sale Houses 6 be , an appointment rs ic "| Attractive pd Bs bedroom brick, LJ forge uy uuuty ae tates | a _6: MODEST MAIDENS: : -. -. By Jay Alan as Seiatidos REAL ESTATE, INC. | ‘{ige at ois er cent Oe Open ‘Dally 9 to y ‘ ox PT . eee 200 DOWN Se ie AT- | FE. 30683 Orr FE R. J. Ome VALUET | . et a rage. : 5 & ‘ ¢ wae 6 “NO MONEY DOWN LEAVING STATE. ._gas_heat, $1,000 down. F Be: ORC! 8 fea | panemne. 3 $8100 Tpcome Property _ 2 FAMILY. : 27832. | —_ 180 ; To price oH ast SYLVAN SHORES | ecoarh bee 3 pedroom brick basemen ese tile counte: ak i kitehen, Tis. uly s{6.800 sonable terms. warren an Realtor o Pal™ COLORED INCOME tecrtens. tee Een ee CRAWFORD AGENCY Wer fic NICHOLIE & HARGER CO. Shake” erterier. carpeted Ti _— e separate di ieee and bath ining rooms 4 spic and epan kitchen, full base. ment with automatic heat and hot water, well kept grounds, th A e $16,500 aved (¢rive. Immaculate uy it while you can... “Bud” Nicholie, Realtor @ Mt. Clemens Bt. Call Mr. Allen FE §-1201 or FE 2-3370 f AIRPORT — time ans es “Ooms “* 7h. | pedroomis. enced rd. ment. Off 10,850—nothing down te G i } t right. $14,060 on terms | PALL SPECIAL Located in Auburn HAMMOND 1 LARE—i20 .e. E—120 “LAR 1167 _PE 4-482 AUBURN AND CROOKS AREA tage, lot covered 8 with oisrtg | SACRE PARCELS. 67.0% 10-4CRE This sturdy masonr: —— Seay m 5 . road, Small down payment. 2 vedtoom home omy batgar for @ ray eautiful Eeey terms. automatic water homesite. Topigraphical surve . Cices to Kvondale itign’s Behool.| include. Cail yeeros Days STEELE REALTY, 1246 N. Milford ail down payment. month.| 2-018] Nights 6 Rd., betw flgniend & Milford. oesaaipar "| CAKg LOT ‘aes 3 190, y WCRLY Highland, Mich, MU_ 4-204. H. C. NEWINGHAM landscaped on Schoolhouse Lk. on SALE. LAND. Corner Auburn s Rds. at Wal Bivd. Also, 4 beg J _By_ owner. . FA ae S| ful model homes from, 93.900 | H.R Hi nis ACR BRICK—WEST SIDE vest ee Best san ste he easy) ag ~S wands i be = LARGE PA for f A | acres fe pin aed ie CARE SHERWOOD LOTT FAB | incesiments Priva lake, some | — a pa sarees. : roperty —, iromtage. Pau! } M. Jones, Re Real Est, | Mu-400 | BRST ie “Se home, 4 lotsa, new FE 48550 re a fara ee See | eae ee Kiyee pte i tached 2 car garage "ake pe ent, Te. — leges, Low For = er 14 : itham wauitan Ls ang | ae, Le ene ae NE large Jiving room, large ¢ se tale: beurerreter, dn. ~/d (hee "Gow on this 2 bedroom room, ont” wiiame’ Lake Up to. $6,000 owed tor traher: living room Needs, some Rosa. Carport $8,500. . $1,500 i Sesenan, Orvenvilte, 7m Ss ‘ , MAKE OFFER ATTENTION, HORSEMER' ama Pkennes “ 5 acres wi alee efor saddle wae 2 om. Paul M. Jones, R Real Est. horses.” Priced ‘ . Ra pag rE 4-860 PE 6-128 5 reom bon home on 3 acres plus a f forced air = Yard am Goo N11 808 . Lake priv ee __ Sale Resort | Prop oF ty 9 ae sores, Small stream. he tee ~terms. LOUIS “TUG? BO FitaLTOR ‘lye von” Lepghe &, “ete | re im # 3 fa? ~ eights paved street. This 3 Price reduced Only 3} miles from bedroom with aang ft. living H t Foteda ——— me wells soning tic _ wales Theater wullty ags rom | a — New price on only foom, stairway sem . R: RS - site” Zaire farce ore, 8. 16k) soo mighfana Ra (M8 “RILEY REAL ESTATE aan $6) month. 4 antiac, Mica Pb. 4-0958 | rd Elizabeth Lake Ra ‘ai a 3 eae bungalow Love . | time nig fm bene rt of the | Me 7. priced Pontiac. Pri ced at $3950 on terms. | § ACRES H. PL ae INC. RST | $300 cA Ww REALTOR. | Oxford OA 86-3123, Orion MY 2-2201 SMALL FARM 19 acres of amg 8 8 2 depres ee) aoe Lee Wood-Co. j > WILLIAMS EAD. AT Mie AFTER 4 MAple 51601 BUILDING SUITABLE "POR BEAU ty Shop Barber op, te nie Oekiey Park Rd Next = Cem- | reps Lake Grocery Arket For SMALL BUSINESS | INSTR: | rE real estale etc. Reasonable For RENT OR LEASE. USED. car lot with office 160 fi front e MOODWARD top pathiog argh a in rent | e Phone MI 6-739. __Help Wanted Male ey EXPERIENCED ‘gor9 MO. Selling A bee acs — alread — re tk to retain it's Reg 3 pos fa total sales for the coming ‘year. eel top calibre saleemon with proven records desired. We Pp ise a handsomely to 5. Call after 5 p.m. tne Attention Men in Birmingham Area ‘Kz or Part Time SAVE ENERGY, USE WANT ADS! To find a ed NOW! Help Wanted Male Si Ber on ee $313" ud nipeae| A AFEW | Eo “See gover.) hg = of opt : CR Paen ate: a CLEAN UP. MAN that can POLISH and THOROUGHLY TTION a car's APPEARANCE. the . “ Orchard at a6 CASHIER ENERAL STORE work, 18 or over. Own transpor- orn burn, Ave, Auburo i s CARPENTERS W. ANTED jence in modernisation. EXPER- Phone _FE 23-8245. CALL TONIGHT wy ee PR. M PM) To i out quality j tod that’ would DESIRE MAN, 6. OR OVER. to work part time im exchange 26 Ra. _near Elizabeth Lk. and Telegraph. CASHIER Age 25 to 4% with office exper- tenee to work in Birmingham. Phone FE 4¢-4548 for appoint- |_Help Wasited Female: 20 Registered Norell: FOR at Secor e. a ualified Bilsags. ig mee 06 TED'S Has aaa ea a oa curb waitress pet ag App person = Woodward at Square Lake Rd. Beeire for available for men with ire for rapid advancement with [ie vem orm. Limited _ travel. i might io, any size ment. ar 4 wtri Saati oa for rent of caretaker's cottage. ent ag. Your plans os ours. fevaicinad: : | Nerthera part of Southfield Town- | MFIEI : FULL PRICE! xe | salp. MI¢ Ih Sle IVE FREE susaiaodie Linon civtne } Priced at, $41.360, ent i he | cxpERENeeD — xt, FASHION SHOP “+ + +12 BEDROOM. LARGE LIVING Rolfe HS EXPERIENCED COOK EAT} ae le oaneal for this income| 00m. Oil heat, nicely landsca olfe mith, Realtor ore Lunch, W. st es reet, ¢ to two| storms 4 rreens. West suburban ate 8. Telegraph : EXPEIENCED UpRPONSIELE & COUNTER GIRLS and g.| $8500. GI meching sewn. - _ MA 5-643! neat man for floor cleaning & DINING ROOM rooms bath for per mo. & jurance in- wexing. Fulltime or partime. CURB GIRLS -|__ eluded. $-8021. é 2-2310 _ 18 and over. Paady's Drive-In owner. ene apart open lt o : : iv: ment on second | . You make $5,500 OR $5,000 C. DOW : EXPERIENCED SALESMEN OR > 4670 Dixie Mighw9y. Drayton | tes down —T = — Lh = move you in today into this ar Tl ge clerks wanted Here's ag come _ Plains Fae bedroom y heme. PRINCIPAL & INTEREST PYMTS. non arewund ceuty @ube we b & Cor Girls make payments. An excel-| automatic hw. has oi! circula- “ 7 ny Guaranteed. salary while in Cur ounter Girls Jent “buy for © berinning family| tor heat. Yard 42, x_ 237. ‘ La) nd a Nd oS _Fapenr Anew, fo M. Fpddent | A mW. Rest Bee 196 8 Perry. — men tree hood. 2CEe LD a.m or m. * + R buyer. ! Be) no "answer call ° LARGE FAMILY . ~ “ENGINE LATHE CORD OLS Foe pave On| = R MONTH 8 rooms! 1 bdrm. on the first ae. ,. Geod and tips. EDROOM. BALDWIN AND &T. > | floor, 4 upstiars. Two full baths : | OPBRATOR. Overtime McGregor | Appty per coum kammees 1 p.w.. | a Michaels district. No brokers, FE PEA NO: | floor. 4 upstairs. Two full baths “Boy, what a party! — chocolate fudge sundaes, marsh-| Masufacturing. 2785 W. Maple; Bel Aire Drive | In. 1¢ Mile ete | Piaatekbe we LLS Could be income or apartment 3 Ra, Tro Wood vard. Mars Coffee Shop. | . whe siee estes in s Eager OAK FrooRs | downstairs for in-laws, etc. #2. | mallow cake, and tuna oo od: ic = all over ue body! lz aenitadey ) MABON TENDER | |% Mile and 9 Wosdvard or cali_ dow without Tanch home would be Hem sta qd Gas HEAT te seh tee ~ Ask for Bi, OR 3-2063 UL -3177_or_ ___| . Et = v ; the answer. 12 x 17 utility room p a SEE US ABOUT OUR NEW 2, Tanged _ pe eopipean lim SALBSMAN. CORSEHERE” af problem. “Fwo-ear’ attached 'ea-| NORTH JOHNSON BSTYLE HOME. OAS HEA | VERSATILITY ! Sak Resort Property 9 Sale Business Property 16 Gs’ puis Hey We have a full time opening for fra Fase, forced air a 109 us + DNs ae 8 8 ue es Ses ay ee an exper rsetiere al We are offering this home to set:| FULL BASEMENT. OFF J08: | Yes, this property consists of a| BEAUTIFUL . LAKEFRONT (HOME | BY OWNER: 8 X 250 BUSINESS son stenget aan vice ata. cists _cieceunt een eer eae own: es. od ae ae 3 a rooms aod lyn. $700 DOWN. home, 4 mote! ty apartments. on Hu ren. Isle; Frontage on U.S. 10. 2 bedrm.. Apely at bed Adame abel Sere: bo woes © t, Employ room & kitchen down Pius three ¢ OPEN gAT. & SUNDAY and lake frontage! To put more | County. Owner. $25,000" “Terms. peters home, —— Bidge. ice, wa: se a Map.e Blvd. ment offic VAITES | room apt. with ate entrance 50 TO 6:30 PM frosting ob this real estate cake. 3-0423 Suitable or sty whke eric sirmingbam, Michigan. No phone, \ AM : that rents: for $75 per mon ; , a there are also of river front $18,000 or G-9400g m Ties Se eS = ISSE "OUN sae esl eve | For Sale Lots Ti) SersDuate “itwy.. Grand Bitne. XPERIENCED KOUTE MAN. —_— Say (aes ter heater, storms & screens an RUSSELL YOUNG ful combination to live and enjoy | —<~~~~ ~~~ 2: Wie * ag 650 Woodward, “an “iangwre eee | N. Te! co Bves.| 2,98! serege. Included Real Estate & Building prefita 637.068. wos 420 FOOT LOT ON AuoREs | COM MMERCIAL FRONTAGE. aor hh ee to Wamtian eras Bex 118. | 81 N. Telegronh P4., Open Bre Gas eee Coniract with reasonable FE_4-3200 River. Appresimately We verde 336" deep on N. Milford Ra awa | eXCE XCELLENT | OPrORpUNTEY CURB GIRL. DAYS. SUPER | FE 2-9236 ON E. . KENNETT - eee . — cial on Duck Lk Rd, Heavily | w qualified experi ST Fo Chiet Drive-in. Telegraph near | Tair | overs ace toons te Aruane| » SACRIFICE SALE artrl ge |- ———| peguiaied “area. Excelent op | Sree washers and srerigecaton. | cine” Gia : esesent nice 300 AM. |e a on Pints maberbes ivi RD AaSOCIAT OKFE HI L Ls portunity pen taken CURB GIRLS FOR NIGHT SHIFT | a & ai He aR finest. Jayno-He AND A ATES IC HES E > ly. Crum Auburn. No| must be neat. Apply at Big Boy | lot. fer & ning ropm, 2. ms, Bh as FE 3681 10o0 W. HURON it lhe thecr weeded. roiling | STEELE REALTY. 1200 N piiiterd | shone ee. oe Drive-In. 2490 Dixie asa. Adameon off A qe ied ,& ___ OPEN TIL ) Rd. between ete f Milford | Ak RECEPTIONIST owner. OR 3- oie a tea = floor ged New, . etek Spacious re - isk a Prenerty t too i ates eontrelied to pro- Highiand. Mich. 4-2045 FULL a PARTTIME cares HELP LERK-RECEPTIONIST | . R DOC. Se Pull se- room W' z ace WA. pane we r ie elr . —7 or e. App! etter WEST OWNER ment, oil heat, gas water heater. family 1oom, convenient’ to cust __Sale Lake Property 8 country location Drive | DIxs ba A = ey “—™ ae re Se pan eee nating quaiitica ions. Pontiac room home & furnishings. 296 storms & screens. Three ca ie tom kitchen’ featuring built-in GE t Eligabeth Laie to Bott | | ase x800 ft. Springfield. Small; <.) Mry Billings. Simms Bros Press. meat ; Tage, Newly decorated, uae | stove & oven. Separate laundry |4 BDRM. HOME. WESTACRES tabs Rd Tura one 3 leche | ee ee ee ae | inaw = “AND WAITRESS berty. to mortgage. Call! goor, close te. esboo is sub. Pvt. lake, club house, public | | reehgence. arage, hen house fe Saginaw __._ | CURB GIRLS “A AI . room & cedar closets. 3 hools. $22,006 | to facota | 98.0000 downs re 4 ’, Buttercup. 910 Oakland J = , pede gain fg oe = Bn rooms, 1% soremie tiled | paths Beare a beg 9 terms race for ea gar pot op mire Full or Part Ti ime | xp watt _o To MIOACEE oe us den tached uble car r | ern witghen sins ii Barkell St. Bt jay 2.000 down.) oor e beautiful lake land sur-| i00 PT LA: SEPRONT WOUREITE 'CARL W. BIRD, Realtor $880, evenings OF on” 9909. 1 need 3 Honest. ambitious mew | Kounge. “Call PE mac a a oo or age sae I lode AN rou ings. By guner. Come and $3 wid easy terms. EM 503 —— Soar ay | = He S ae 1d | nough in present work to take =p Ww i terms | q é » e ur an offer. Open 7 mM care of the present high cost of | ZXSERIERC AITRESS. DAY A : -| Qwner has reduced price & down, 1 to 6 Lites Sime Also by Sara p t | living If yeu are a worker and| work No Sundays. Cali FE | nominee near T efuree & living room | CEdar : -_ POR SALE. FE 2-328 aAPTER not # later, | can show you| 3-0782 Pn te ‘bai’ pestis] With astural “firepiace,® alaine CHURCH BLDG. | how to make $180 per week im aixP NEAT PERSON DESIRED rm. Ww . PE 4-8106 room and modern up to the min- ae | rmanent tion, "Phone Mr. ute ‘kitghen. ‘Two Bedrooms, was | ~~ Excellent ent Drainage Could be. used for organization | Fagior 00 My 278 becwee Ear : ut Talent house week | mottieLy Listino sxavics | weve beater’ apm some! A NT NE T Ti rp: “¢ © need 10 seats 300. Newly remodeled base- : 26. Only” conseien- screens. Shower & stool in base- FALL. BARGAINS Be ceent with o tot ithe this one | eee IOC newly Te clue Panors | MECHANIC. EXPERIENCED tigus need call, PE “Viste or rE eens. Be a garage with | MENT High on a hill. —— the study, several ay school, ~Blue Cross insurance, paid vaca- cement drive. Just reduced from | SMALL DOWN PAYMEN { on ° $14,500 81 with 61.800 | bedrooms, large biving LAKEFRONT — Being solid countryside. On the corn: two up to the minute tw and ‘uarainene Apply in PERIENCED W_ AITR =ETa | down . room, dining L, large kiten- completely furnished. Fea- es — 118 & tet leet Only Hichea with two built-in stoves. rsou averley Mercury 420 wate Ap in person, § Spot, _ RETIRING? ez mii glgeine stove. good: | terteneStin. porch" Oaty sretes "9" tom "seems vol ‘bent. gEchanie— Str 3h “Ouse Pr. . “in c i} Lake Orion We sincerely eeliows eX N fall ve ~ sedi — eases | $0-Term«. por TADD Ss INC. | plenty od pittind Tasca eee: MECHANIC WANTED © A, gxpeatences “BEAUTY OPER. Yer sharp 1% 0 story home that! immediately in ove with this eee eee: ao. | cial Call ue for price and terms.) chard Late & Maple "s ater to take over stop tn Drayton | spection. — yor your in| home, Eclne. helen (At bamrone | i Ds family coon ana is La Dine H aN ton, Piains PE a Saas 102 Miuron st MAN TO WORK IN AUTO PARTS aPehiecen SAL EatAS “FOR . 7 ix . : : y r ‘20 Bormtta , eons aa Sitahen, bath and utiiity sepa, | _ | fi of ‘ake frontage all Cy- OR 3 or PE 5 5.00 te | Seeeacs ‘oma. ence ae | stationery store. tiac | the “tims needs. Wall wa Large breezeway to attached 3) EASY TERMS 3 bed- | creme, tepeee Full price only | LAURA ae “NEAR atx 7 2-391, Be mppoyhpe rt Lalerenay: a Aue Stationers, 4 N. saginee_| a. 7. genie” Sar ter Seater. peek ay are ting. | room ranch 2 years old sims | A 186. Ready for building Only | | Parts, 273 Baldwin. Phone FE El. DERL a. W OMAN, ror v LiONT | : a ne: {| 1. | 5-106). hou: ry hare ae ita | Srenes ee ere Pee or, | erases, compietely feacra| gi Witney Lane’. com: | sige we abe eae eames HOSPI ] AL MILLING -WACHINE | Srppeeh o2"Btaay § Byivan Lake. Only #2.500 orn rear yard Convenient to pletely redecorated through- 7195 a 29) Adee 5 Gls or Civihans Owner will carry re- | schools. $11,800, terms. Cit A real bargain at 68.- LOTS AND LOTS OF LOTS ORE: ss ca fect Noms Meets oi OPERAT OR ELDERLY WOMAN TO CARE FO FOR es 1p = you| ane pods ee wean tiful oer, ona 00: SLO Some. 23791 a maces requirements for & private | Experienced im flat mill @ drill ae ae. en ore gee it! Nearly new, nee ¢ . Building just remodel- fs low monthiy i of or) aye Leay N ed "pverything f new through. E'walce accuses, Wemas sone EXP SHORT ORDER COOK an | j urance. i 2 out Down. § , tT f. “Automatic Give your kiddies @ chance to = es | ae | H purchase price. | tuaee werk he seedy ‘y meee | gt AND PART HELP W T sere ot and. Seale a ae! eed fuvures nome, min eee: coodition 3 vedrooms: te | REAL, rstare INSURANCE I PE 4-3560 rE see ornate ae ‘= - i| Cer ne mene L on floers, janed a — iM. In ccna. eguen from top| with dining ates & ti oe basement, beautifully land- | WHIT & ar oe PRIVILEGES BE CANAL FRONT" WM. ai ae Souk “ere | a nL a Ris a Wen to bottom. Wall to wall carpeting basement with recreation scaped. Low cost gas heat. iaige lot, plenty shade. Near | Lot i vileges on Upper hone ns to work for security See | good wager 5 00 fa henining, ving, foome S| joo, © sol Qu beat ene wate, 8.08. terme ee ee ae mn gee) K ENNED Y | ie foears teste Peon, Ber ete? rns % . 7 w —E sid ectention reer ve BRICK DUPLEX | E tems | lata al Oren oR ONLY A NO = Wiameess | a et eal Ep ee ASTRELE REALTY, 1246. Mutore _ : : esis sem eee, ORL Se aa, ip Lakefront | horse with ca income. let a moe — E BRICE a mines bie bepres till arte & Milford. beng Pat has aaa lot 3101 w {ivnon eT more. Inquire. Mex R.° Warren, | GeNeRate SFPICE wink” Must sh this lovely duple | == Conventegs te steres wi Laeaetcint ht wed - ; a Jerome Motor Bales, 269 8 Sagi- With 3 dedroems. This older| i Michines ave Five reeae a: | schools. 2. bedrooms, fire- py OWNER. 6 ROOM SGaGALOW. | LOTS on White Lake. Idea! | DIXIE PRONTAGS, 230 FT GROC. naw Ct | be accurate Anower in own hand: meme 4 now iendseaped for quick) bath up and Five rooms & bath place in Sing room. ce- | carpeted, basement tiled. 2 car. to Gites pet 5 poses ee Opportunity ror | oprun syxiTy 5 a hin, bs rite Pontiac ay * Waa down. Pull basement. Separate ramic ea tees : pr onal garage, fenced, located on 4 Jots | | He Sepcenusl Panag a acoat. to 88.000 year. Permanent a ee dining, ares a = gay eae meat, fg. Dept. F con pee | 010000. PE 5~2001. Z| JOODHULL LAKE FRONT. 18 | Kai coin 7-600. Kvenings | “<*h - rown * employment. Rapid GRADUATE .. car ga & selling month Gall us for terms. rage. $16,500, terms, . : | ie wens 8 aie PRACTICAL NURSES K. O, RRALTOR | 200 Wesker. Spee ec auer | UARQE BUILDING LOT tn Pon- | | ates ager previous omplagment : meninges. Beginel ee AR: AETY at rom PE 4-881: 103 E. Huron | FOR BALE 6 R PURNISHED tiac-Watkins Estates | MOTEL SITE _and ‘telephon me Selnry 0206 parr d 5143 Cass- Ra. After $00, FE §-0810 _ FE_2-307 ny Gravhs on Cub Lake, between ; * a = > t matic pay Incresses to top salary: ¢e FE 61904 PE 49844 MODERN 2? BEDRM_HOME NEAR Graying sea © Kalkaska, Michi- WILL CUSTOM BUILD YOUR | | Part-Time Phone Sales | $328.60 per month 80 hour Open 9 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. Sunday 1-5 _Cass Lake PE 8-3474. LAKE PRIVILEGES — 3| _3-6788 uOks. ON YOUR LOT OR Disie Highway frontage 480 feet) suiery No “re limite. Paid hoa- oe Free laundry service Dif: j A NEW YEAR- ¥ bedroom brick rence. bese | PRONTA GE ON OAKLAND LAKE= oe acemig Eke Miaeer wringes | piteleets vocations Radio| ferentigi for evening and ni | Rent While You By Te aoe en Be tiful txees. view of the lake. |“ Nice neighborhood, safe for ehil- certo why ps0 down. | SOmP: 2 “America FE 5-8 auty. Must be willing to, rot _ eb oc YOUR Guilt, 3 bedrms.. 2 baths, tire- replace, 10 A ey Lee seme ‘root 4 ‘pls ean Too = 7 i eman Shows by appammanes! own. Le oF Soe agernews. shifte “Apply ‘Director of iereing m small farm or house for 3| places Built-in oven’ and vanes, | basement, ol heat, garage. i . ee - bedroom , " basemen Jon «& ; : Pontiac, Michigan Minford. Cot 90's 100. 1% baths. mon cyclone, tenet EF — $23,508, term additional shower, totlet. & ‘& lava: laa RS Warren Stout. Realtor | POLICE ; PATROLMEN Géri. TO Oven IN es Take over GI mortgage. Imme- EM 3-6832 dy ar Tail (insulated. Bullt a3 —! Huron z . a" Brenings |” N. Ba fen” i Pu FE 5-8165 eit, a®’ wide vidoe vate room ead TV. Ref Ml a ate reece | | a 1 bs . AS A GROUP OF BUILDERS WE FE 4-4 4836. — Applications new bein RICH neta Micealoe iT oi L OR WOMAN. WHITE, FOR affer prices through volume | PONTIAC LAKE—Neat 2 bedroom. — _.. ——E for the tien eel rol. i BEN. J. RICH rchases on custom “Quality | WATKINS LAKE FRONT, Kaotty pine living room, hara- | \\ seston “Hills Estates man If you Mey tm oe ES eh Pe ee a Sey sere 12545 Linwood TUlen_ 3.4000 scours meen ize whe cotgutiog, conan "aaane, a a eee | double pega ! Sere A few we lote left. Average ar ir} ge csemance re Weaea or neve) Housewives and Mothers . ; ry wtality room. Storms & screens size 100 950 down For the t . l Builders Exchange. ler Nicci oer ae | iM car attached Te: - Pull, further information call FE. 18 THE “BIRD” TO 8EE Goel es pope ge Part time, without interfering FE 3-721 or UL 23464 family Spacious rooms! rice. creauend to. with | 5-431) . { work, thie is your unity. ibe se eT a ae gy morse | = HERBERT C DAVIS | ZONED INDUSTRIAL | QPPMMIA Ef psutas,"bettorn | Sienmenta wiih nationally Bnew i] al see al buat ora come al 4915 IRWINDALE DR. (LIGHT | MABUPACTURIN,») ne i rs. " gnceliont , organization number one in the Be iraussonincaly | EY agstrom SgobaD Lor waren WEE] etnett, Mines “Svas| Pk beecMnEe: yaar | Ratnam Reape neem ac av 4 s “< Ld 0 i iT. st Buys — $250 down, FE 9-452 Rood abutés this Only $25.00 | Appl Personnel then diy Wa| cou ean vasaronees re reproduction cost #43 vei oo AL with terms i o Ps quired. This is not # traveling Today : so availa Ne iot, at ret 900 Hig! igniand Re, 4. d, ase) For Sal Sale Acreage 3B COMMERCT _ CORNER enero nor urual servew erie ful ‘ ing ASML ‘ } ait moet m: Interv Ideal Family + ae ~ er e & atau at 1-5-10-20-40-ACRE BUILDING PAR- : x ad hl Pre te ata 4 Btu be an 3, Ponnc experience, Prost, vine ome separa’ e ¥ y F % ; Top Location nigh, | ROY ANNETTE, INC. een Gy Ee ane oe Ma, Ls. mee Sigh traits. count. —| _ress,_and ee number ‘Ot. MIKES Jr. High, Ruron tion sto = PART 1 TIME only few beck: brick home located) Open Evenings a & Bentey 14 & meee. tile “bath ‘ othe C. PANGUS, Realtor =e men. $15 ter board SS popes in “desirable Ottawe Hille, @ub- tile baths & shower in main part | 2160 M18, Ortonville, Ny, BA 1-2838 WE HAVE ev TOXe eee necessary. a ek fn oom or Elgin seam, Woo. ful fase: | Senta trae’ dene) FF Q 0466 | Feeptpert ste Iver tin | Moihet fusguBae Pome | Cadiry WIROUOHOET OMRLANB as ne -wiee| cee | ; : veaity. - | € XP ERIENCED DISHWASHER reaped Tot with new i's car recreates cat eae’ eubaoet one . nore aneas) * pare er pani 1 peace. rep: = East Been: ity wee Mea Fate = tty ‘We om OL Fah Rochester, after garage. Only $10.98@ with fon. 2 eat garage wih, large Saw | extra Nowby shor for Gales on | — vy : 1) EM! i: ~~ ‘ terms. workshop in’ rear, Quick por. > ACRES—CLOSE IN term. Call for appointment pow | 2 ACRES — artri Ge ‘0088 for’ interview sppoint- HOUSEKEEPER rie) ve a session Priced ai $91,500. 40) Va cine living room with fire-| | 2 miles trom Pontiac rity mits | ' a | &ehool ehijdren after & 7.00 PER MO your family a favor, look TO Nese’ maldwin & Brown Rd. This’ LAKE PRIVILFORS Neat 2 bed- | &-only 3 miles from new college | AND ASSOCIATES STHADY WORK FOR HYDRAMAT- pm. 0 cchies a ‘arming- pay | Q vear oid ranch home hes large} [UO™ Franc. Built 's3. Corner, o6@ fi of road frontage includes) AU INRSSES THEU MICH io remanet: pert ime, See —— saat spent laceeitn . Nace. Big cheerful kiichen 2 | penta 2 eat = ema aberses 3 unfinished homes $5200 down re 43sa¢ | = 1050 W HURON _ PFN ____ | HOUSEKEEPER “335 A WEEK | taxes and insuran thi Like New edrooms, Lots of closet space. : \ Shape yo fulton 10 ACRES > BALESMEN | “& DISTRICT | Wednesday and Sunday off Must ns ce on this roum pius Ite car attached e@.- Rent, Lease Bus. | ro 7 | sttractive 2 tedroom home. dint Uitity rem. Ot) ference rage, ceramic tile bath. Alum). Off Raid¢win, 3 miles north of | : rr: #ASERS | Be Seigaee See! cBreieh reiereness Excelent er 1 newly weda of Lake na down. $60 mo. FE 4-5203. ee eee bk eeverea. dipetintiena, ‘Tabune company has) LI 5-0234 __ RING senes ay ecduate preferred be able to type and use an adding bxperi y. Cruel job die pervon mpson, Circu- ation Dept. . “Tne tise Press rT "URGENT" fo¥ new and | commissions. C 8 Sena Ask for Mr —— Oon Wil- on assistants. Call mer, die Steele Fo rd, __ 59204. We HA ANI ‘Hon wis business which offers unlimited opportunity for Basle’ eo i 18-38 “Educa - High Sched. : efe eG a some coll . « Woteonaity = Pre HAGSTROM REALTY Rd. (M-O0) | YOUNG. M Ha FoR around store. Must on titers license.- ert) per week FB be _ Help Wanted Female 20. AVON REPRESENT atativee AR ge tories, age no All re- ete oine fe aly s heme, for Adustrial « commeree s ication Inguiries confidential Write W. EB Great Western Products, Jamestown, N.Y eetet 3 ort | ng room eee wage. MI ped ae 3 ag ne children, pe rw a 4-0196 MA LIVE iN. PRIVATE | rm wae Weekeods, Eee Pe be & . r O% ; boutis’_ Press. WOMAN, LIVING IN OR NEAR. Drayton Plaine for housework and ears of children. § daya week OR woi ER Civ. A 4 or $8 days, over week-end Ref- _etences, MI_7-0589 _. MD. DOCTOR’ “Opportunities Unlimited u bea are a self-starter & are e to work age security. Phone for, zoursell & decide. re Pari & ba sitter. PR. CAL WN ae 76 $91.20 weekly. To fill _ future in loca! area. Must A ; Wattresses day or evenbiog fts, cashier, grill or cook son. Meals, wniiorm, paid reca- urance fe, —_ _ SALES — pees -|” YOUNG LADIES _ } iMMEDIATE OPE air tog genes: office work. High | pers Toys — Fun — $$$ The tov chest needs gealers. A tine of ranteed complete new, toys priced right No experience necessary No investment required e make vour deliveries and tons. For interview call FE WAITRESSES Eves —_ in person. 199 Ore chard NEB eas WANTED. “JOE's CON- ey Island No Night shift. FE 3-9039 3153 w . Huron. WAITRESSES Aseees openings morning or lunch shifts. Experienced. Coun- try Carousel. MI 6-7664 WAITRESS Foop pe ENERAGE pecessary we ed person, at Tibs. 136 S. Telegraph Rd., Pontiac WANTED WOMEN TO WORK ‘ON phones - Salary plus commission bert S$. Telegraph Rd Call PE WHITE WOMAN FOR BABY SIT- ting and light housework Live m FE 8-2776 WHITE WOMAN i WANTED D FROM 5 am to 830 am to get chil dren off to seheol un own trans. Call PE. 64476 WOMAN FOR BABY SITTING and light housework 730 am . = gl “ m and 3} pm to er all day. & days @ mar Towns area. Call EM yore after § pm “WAITRESS WANTED MINIT LUNCH 8 E PIKE 8T _ WAITRESS NIGHTS. BETTY’S Grill, 9545 » Commerce Re WAITRESS MUST BE NEAT For day shift. Apply at Big Bog Drive-In 2490 Dixie Hwy WAITRESSES FOR DAYs OR nights. Some experience messoeay Apply in person between 4-7 p.m Bel Aire Drive in, 1¢ Mile and Woodward. Or Mars Coffee Shop l44y Mile and Woodward er cail _LI_9-3177 or MI 6-2278. Full time to work office or from own tele e@ orders. aud endes a th people For app't. ees F ~ YOUNG LADIFS or over ut time. To work 3 our offce 4 hrs. per day taking ieiepbone, orders. For appt. _ Phone FE 8- — Help _ Wanted 21 ESTABLISHED WATKINS ROUTE available. Pull or part time Av- erage $280 per hr 150 N. Perry. swt 1wWam | IP YOU WANT A BUSINESS OF your own with opportunities un- Himited Call FE 58-4985 or iF You desire financial security with retirement in 2-5 yeare, for inter- _views only, call 4-0138 REAL ESTATE SALESMAN Opening for salesman or sales- lady. 100. of mes to sell Can arrange time schedule to sult. Must have iate model car In Pontiag contact Lawrence W. Gaylord. 136 E. Pike St. In Lake Orion, see Mr Don Fiefcher, 103 1 oor over from _& Broadway NEED EXTRA MONEY, WONDER- ful opportunity. No selling ex- i Oren necessary ~ Write to Box Pontiac Press | wae EXPERIENCED PizZA cook and waitress. Apply Julie's Griil 930 Mt. Clemens &t. ed rane , WA ~ EXPERIENCED Mut ith a General Printing & Office Sugriy, 17 W. Lawrence Pontiac = " Employme ment it Agencies 22 BRANCH 2 OAKLAND COUNTY Nursery Service ORiando 3-4245 Btate license & bonded. Profess babysitters & practical nurses, Vacation & nursing sssignments _Call “CAREER GIRLS © Receptionist $275 For doctors office. Typing and shorthand § days. | Receptionist ' $280 For new air-conditioned offices Typing and shorthand Pleasant personality & must 6 days. Ne Saturdays. Diversified $225 Some typing. some filing. some | phone answering All combined te make this an tnteresting posi- No Saturdays tien | Business Machines $350 ‘Tf you are able to handle a cal- eulator or any of the bookkeeping / machines. have banking experi- ence, we have an opening for you | Hostess Wb dining room management experience to supervise Age Zi- 7%! 10 Waitresses With dining room experience for lovely new restaurant pust open- ing | FOR MEN OR WOMEN COOK 2... ..eseeees DIETITIAN .......$450 KITCHEN SUPERVISOR .....$400 FOR MEN Lumber ceimation gay ma nase: clerk Typist” 8 ba ee Nicinerares: jToom end MIDWEST Bank Bidg. 408 6 Pontes Sanat dg. LUMBER | Aged 40-45 tor general starée maintenance dut ’ $d iis SHIRTE-TWO ; THY. PONTIAC PRESS. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 19 1959 # A $ = } & : » Ps Em ace Agencies 2d Evelyn Edwards OFFICE DIVISION ° 4-0584 FE 46-0685 | | i POSH OFFICE Gashinteta Tuts ig a choice spot for real, ice. ality work. sharp gal oe Receptionist-8ec-| BOW CONSTRUCTION ee 2 Tetary at an Ad agency. MA 4-22830 or OA §-27 SWEET SMILE $300 ALUMINUM SIDING. ‘AWNINGS, 7 That’s what you will need to get vise” Home fF a this spot as Receptionist in Rearby office. Type 56 wpm. Shorthand 100 reasonable. - Jenson. FE Beare R Ain. PLASTE. MISS EXEC $375 a haley Cement work. FE It's not pecessary be te 2 seed | 42200. _ demon at typing and shorthand) — 10) noging & TRUCKING f us to get vou @ spot in a Jocal office A level head and s DON TURNER _ PE 5-2683 good personality is what counts “DR'S GAL $250 ‘ATING - A cool. efficient Receptionist is BULLDOZING | EXCAVATING oat Me Droste iw Rese Type ee Septic Tanks -- Drain Pields ‘n- BOOK PASSAGE ‘|A-1 COMMERCIAL & INDUSTRIAL ge. _& general contrecting A-t BRICK BLOCK $300: A-1 1 COMPLETE. BUILDING y SERV- BLOCK, BRICK, $285 BASEMENTS ; Building Service o And 1 CARPENTRY Additions — Basemenis “ * 4 OR 3-0464 AND CEMENT |. work. A Also fireplace. OR 3- 3- “9402. bebo Wel Moving & Trucking 36) Wid. Contracts, Migs. 51, SLICES OF HAM Trucks to-Rent | TRUCKS TRACTORS 4y-To! an '-ton Stakes pha Pickups 1 pemntoTrallers Pontiac Senn and Industrial Tractor Co. woopw 625 «6. ARD FE 4-046) ~~ rE 4-144 Open Daily ___ Including Sunday HIGHT AND HEAVY TRUCKING, 0603. and front end UNWANTED ARTICLES “PICK up free of charge. FE’ $-4638. ALL KINDS OP CEMENT W¢ RK, “CEMENT WORK, and ‘ireplaces. _FE 5-8007 Estimates OR 3-932 WATERPROOPED stalled Pree_ O'DELL CARTAGE — Lecal end long gitence moving. — PE 65-6606 Phone Painting ¢ & Decorating 37 poet - 18T CLASS DECORATING, ing and _walipapering PE 4-02 I e Reas. Don Beck. OL 1-314) 18T CLASS PAINTING AN DEC- orating. Cash or terms UL 2-2040 A LADY iN TERIO “DECORATOR Paperi Hat anal A nearby travel! agepcy pees &, Work gusra ties’ Pree estimates 4. oe oc Hy De Glever gal who types 50 wpm FE 4-0 | Paper removed, and do iite shorthaod CEMENT SPECIALIZING iN CON- at PAINTING “INTERIOR. 1 EX. ‘cerete work drives, floors end | 10 cent disc. for cash. BOOKKEEPER a 4278) patios Many satisfied customers | Gusrante "vree. vst. FE 4-020). Pigure ‘clerk: Spe te (ypine ' Bert Commins MA 6-a112 AAA PAINTING i DECORATING. ' r © Reas rary Me ees noreN CEMENT WORK OF AL iscenoo | Pree estima s. “Phone UL L 31306. 5] iisured Raymond W INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR CASHIER SALES vias Cou mien: OL 72 ene SnD eau ve CEMENT 16 OUR SPECIALTY 0918 Floors, basements. EM 3-4870__ | PAINTING NT. & EXT. APER cgt CLINICAL & CAFE &F Fall be EB | FE 41429 FE 40000 ~ CEMENT WORK Floors | Walks Drives me Eee CANES $250) Licensed Bonded, UL 2-2762 anes 1 ° [CARPENTER WORK NEW = oot i $0. pair small jobs & specialty vie 1250, eel or PE §-2017 : CUSTOM HOMES BY LIC ENBED | SHORT ORDER COOK Pees puijder Free estimates UL 2-6175 Hours t fit you needs ae i Ch MENT & BLOCK | WORK PE 45-0782 DRUG «# COSMETIC ‘ 472 mes es! . CERAMIC ‘TILE 5 PS TIM ATES cine? i ee OE re Paci savers Piast Co OR 3-8701 } i tere ‘ DRY WALL TAPING “AND FIN- | ishing Free estimates OR 3-0665 HOUSEKEEPER $275;DRY WALL TAPING AND FINISH If you ere mature capable wom ing, Pree estimates FE 6-676) en owe have openings for you ys perpicaL SERV “Pats Parle DAY WORKERS 87-10 PER pay! Partney Electric | We need women who really know EL ECTRICAL CON TRACTOR, Con and maintenance. Ed how to clean house struction | . , Connop Electric _UP 22-9902 | EXCAVATING TRENCHING | MEN BULLDOZING — EM 3-088) - YREE KITCHEN PLANNING rE fone ne oe Call FE 5 ae commieue! r r Fe yso| Headquarters for Co Eee tipaien, Mans have own ” kitchens built-ins, counter lope, | Will receive car allowance Travel sinks dishwasher sie a in Oakland County. Well dressed B Munro Elec Co 1060 u ron a ee $350 Pree ESTIMATES ON WIRING | Aged 20-78. High school grad for water heaters. ranges and! Cescexity pe slop eis ™s* dryers FE 68-643) R B Munro | ; 00 Electric Co, 1060 W Huron | TANG ee eee $900 TOME. GARAGE, CABINS. ADDI ASST PORTER 0225 tlena Licensed builder PUA Car Agency Aged 18-35 Terma PE 4-6000 LAKE WALLS & CEMENT WORKS | SALES & CASHIER 6200; of all kinds FE 63785 of PE Aged 20-21 5-266 \ LIGHTNING RODS ROUTE Sates 0180 | stall Repair m™ , ~ | PR 6.2670 EVELYN EDWARDS (youse > moving, | FULLY VOCATIONAL, | equipped. ¥E 46400. L. A Young. US a tL TRENCHING, EXCAVATING POR | Beye AAT UKON RUITE ¢ septic tanks. Field tile foes ib UL 2 Instructions ditehes and boat we AAR RR rr | PLASTERING, NEW AND RE- pair Vern Keller, UL 2-1740 | PRIVATE MATH TUTORING FR 4-616 SERVICE TESTS’ ‘PLASTERING NEW «& REPAIR | & al attics finished Sidewalks | us cIvu Men-women, 18-62 Start high as| ‘tiveways FE 4-300 605 week Preparatory training| PLASTERING & REPAH-REAS until appointed rmouesass of jobs| Pat Lee PE 2.7022 open Paperience usually unnec R © BNYDER FLOOR LAYING eee a Co ee agg a I sanding and finishing Phone FE kin 92. Tilinots $-0502 : Work Wanted Malo 24, ROOF REPAIRS FAVESTROUGHING FE 40444 28 YEARS OLD EXP GENERAL 2a end Dairy farm work by month Business Services de OR }-5481 - 2 FB OF FOUNTAIN PENS! Al CARPENTRY Anb CABINET|* Coca ey lactory \tsined men work New A& repair OR VATA) ay our office General Pryptine & A-| PAINTING AND WALL PA-|- Office Buypply Co 17 W Law pering FE 29-4721 fence M Phone FE J-01%5 Al ALL TYPES CARPENTRY [BEAT CARPET CLEANERS | Free estimates PE 22-4055 Cleaning eatpes le my hart met ) , hrePp . to wall of the other kin watin A-l PAINTER. [TERIOR ANB) ee ee adie call. Jim exterior Rens PR 4-6482 Bradiord Me + for hire mags fine A} CARPENTER WORK NEW estimate. furniture Ke 32 and repair FE 4.4210 BLOOMFIELD WALL CLEANERS A-| PAINTING INTERIOR & EX Wall and windows Reasonable terior Free estimate Reas OR| PFE 2-163) 3.3753 or OR MT te BLBCTRIC MOTOR SERVICE RE Alt WORK BLOC . pairing and rewinding ef ment and fireplaces FE @- 318 _Pike fh FE 4.3981 | AVAILABLE NOW CARPENTER a | and cabinet work new and re Custom Asphalt | palr D BR Murdock PE 2-786! : Paving | BOOKKEEPING ALL TAXES Excavating, Grading MY 1 8621 | EMpire 3-3414 Lake Orlon BOY 19 WOULD LIKE JOB PRE |UAWNMOWERS SHARPENED \ND | fer gan station work But will do, REPAIRED any kind of work FE £4900 | Outboard. Mire Parts & Service BOY 17 would |jike «a job prefer Alr cooled engines repaired mechanic's helper, but will do Authorised Gervice for Hriges any kind of work FE 2-300 Stratton & Clinten” Engines COUPLE DESIRES APT OR HOUAE JOBS MOWER & MTR RERVICE furn. or partly furn exchenge 980 Case Lake Ra FE 4 1021 for services Call FE 27-2886 FURNACES CLEANED AND CARINET MAKER ANI) CARPEN serviced C L Nelaon FE &-1788 ter Kitchen oe specialty FE|(JOMTENING RODS, INSTALLED Cha penTER WORK —— and repaired Free estimates FE “AR ‘R WORK NEW as” RE-| 2- / air Cabinets, After 616. OR PLASTERING NEW OR REPAIR CAaPenTER ahi OF ae | eth, Saran _ PB 8-036 BAWS MACHINE FILED | we oo. Call efter 6 Wantay Leger 10 Bagley St | “ARRY PART yh ALL | EXPERIENCED "COMBINATION | “auto end wringer washers Whole. | mechani sere ice station man! aie and retai¥ desire: work fe up and brake er : 1 service Bulfing ane polishing Fay s Replacement Parte & Bervice | ears Wrecker driver Local ref (8 Oeklend bey? tox erences FR @oltn Dressmak'g & Tailor'g 30 1AWN WORK AND ODD JOBS | $160 hr Exo Ref PFE 2-287 | eas AKING. TAILORING. Al meer ae Paes Line. on teraifons Mrs RBodell FR ¢ G05) vibe yan selling ? ‘ s DRESSMAKING, TATIORING, Al MARRIED MAN NEEDS WORK terations, drapes & Formals dune Sloan Kind desperately MA] in iny heme Call PR 8-845 NEW OR REMODELINGeHY HOUR Garden Plowing SL! or by job FE 45-0684 PLUMBING & RAVESTROUOHS PLOWING, GRADING DISCING & Fe 5-637 mowing TTS Scout Lake Ra FE RELIABLE CARPENTER NeeDs) 442278 oF OR F 016s work Prices tight FED 5 aj2s WARNER'S ROTO TILLING AND : ; “7 sacant jot mowing FR 48046 Work Wanted Female 25 : ce Al IRONING 4) mUSHEL. Pick | Laundry Service 34 _ and delivery FR §:0645 sts 2 WOMEN WANT. WALL Wasn-|COMPLETE FAMILY LAUNDRY Ing & house cleaning FR 3-75a1 Service Shirt service Ponting BAY siftinu Days White Laundry, $40 8 Telegraph FE Do not smoke or drink FEIT ee Na PUR. ; ( Sap rareTind AND. LIGHT! nished. Soft water Reasonable Irices EXPERIENCED WoMAN WITH) on amc @ aPAN references apd own transporte LAUNDE RETIRE tion wishes housework by day FF OR 3-035 5-407 4604 Dixte Hwy Drayten Pialne EXPERIENCED MAIL DAY ork Day or by week FF 9.1041 PRPERIENCED DAY WORKER Landscaping < 3S 4204 SIRE WANTS Sen & LIONT nousework, FE, 5 GIRL WANTS he oF WEEKS Housekeeping FE 8.0703 iRONINGS WANTED. PICKUP & delivery FR 5-232 TRONINGS, 5 boos BUSHEL 85 &1- son. LADY wante’ ‘DAYa WEEK work, Mon Wed. Fri Refer- ences, Transportation FE #804) TARY Woot t D L1K® DAY WORK A-| MERION AND KY. BLUE BOD Deliveries made or you | eee up 240) Crooks Rd UL, 2-464) A-l TREE TRIMMING AND RE- moval, Free entimates _OR 3.9826 A-l AC® TREE SERVICE RE moval and trimming oT bid. PR 32-7188 or PE 88-0734 ALL KINDS OF LAWN WORK, Fin- ish grading Top soll, PR 2-006, ABUL, DOZING & LANDA@C aFING. Top eed and fill dirt. Ehere EM eur | LOST LADIES! i | LOSE r econogtically with newly released | 1-2294 . COMPLETE oe Mason EA A, PAINTING’ ~PAPERING Wall Washing — Paper Remova! | GUARANTEED _ FE 3- | Television Service 3% CREST TV & RADIO. 1 HOUR service” FE 66270 DAY_ OR ao FE 54-1206 M AKA “JENSEN'S TV SERVICE _APTER: _: Upholstering _ 40 EARLE'S cCUusIOM UPHOLSTER. ' 116 Cooey Lake Rd. E Tha" oid Mg” paced oie a PROLeTERl ina Ay NOR " PERRYBT. “Lk my x Te LDL A LOST Anawers EM 43-8265 WALLET CONTAINING identification papers and credit cards Mon A 3, between Bloom fieid Mills and Ted's Drive. in Reward Mi 44608 LOST 2 BEAGLES gray. 1 pup, 3 moa old Fine looking doge Hannah Beach oods, Drayton Piains. OR 11688 | LOST BLACK COCKER PUPPY, brown markings (6-mo-old fe- male) Pet of twins 6 yra oid Reward FE #1100 or FE 2-612 Lost 2 ENGLISH POINTERS, lemon and white Vie of M Clemens a:d Featherstone 40177, LOST FEMALE white Brittany nn yr wer parking .of FE 5 Loser 2 BEAOLES IN ville Brea Reward FE 5-198) Notices & Personals WEIMARANER FEMALE to Bliverbell Keward 1 OLD DOG rE Near Kro- a7 43 ANY GIRI, OR WOMAN NEED- ing o friendly edvisor Phone FE 259129 After 5 or if no @n- awer FE 23-8734 Contidential AEROCREDS . KNAPP SHOES Tred Merman BACK TO #8CHOOL Cold wave 6550 Dorothy's 2 lat “CHARLES CHESTER- AIR CUBHIONED SHOES eM MILL OR BAlies At) “SUPPLinNae — 10 Menominee. Mrs Wallace. FE In Debt? If you are veries ireakie meeting ~ BPECIAL our aym nee rt. ICHIGAN “CREDIT COUNSE ORS, INC. Room 16, Pontiac Avte Bank Bldg FE 6-048 CALL ELECTROLYSIS Centre for removal, of embar radding Natr growth from face or: Btilet & confi Call RE Experienced body dence Wilder, : WEILONT SAFELY AND Dex-A-Diet tablets 88 cents at SIMMS _— ; _ ON AND APTER THIS DATE, Aug 14, 1090, [ will not be re sponsible for any debts contracted | “py any other thon myself. Curtis | R Carrolt) 101 Cedar Bt, Orton. . ville Mich ON AND AFTEN THl® DATE, Aug 14, 1960 | will not be reapon- sibe for any debts contracted bv any other than myself Mareus R McCray Jr, 186 Norton Ave Pontiac Mieh OFFICE & SCHOOL SUPPLIES Oifte Part “Stationery _ rot. PAINTS “BACKENSTOSE ” le East Lawrence USED JUKE BOX RECORDS OPEN cae FOR UsED TVs FURNI- tue and misc FR 2 CASH FOR PURNETORE Wir Hances. Odd pieces or housefull, rompt, courteous service. FE 4-788) FURNITURE NEEDED Entire home of odd lots. Get the top doar Wily ea 6 eel! ft for vou, Be oe Saie Phone OR }2aTl? USED 37 STERT. FORCED HoT | air furnace with square jacket & ige blower, MU 4.6385 ae ‘LIQUIDATE YOUR HOUSE. no “gublie — by private aaie He aucth pprelsals, L. ft Sale Michigan OL 1 Wanted — “Miscellaneous 46 HAVE YOU A TYPEWRITER. adding machine or piece of Bs fu-niture or equipment not in use? We will bay ineee itema OR 30767. WANTED SMALL. te power cement mixer WANTED 50 LB. & 100 1. ) VaED |. el Le “bees ® 2-2230 ‘ fill dirt, top soil, sand. P wading. YE | ale N ree 2. TV SERVICE FE 56-6390 ' aad ORANOK AND | GINOGEL. | OR 31503 | a 34042 | Martha) arn. Rochester, | (Cant YOR Vaoweit. me 100 selesmen to se: fied appraisal, Pand ta: CALL Humphries _ MULTIPLE Pai aca ALL CASH We wil give vou cash for | home, land contract or acreage of we will vou ho & get cash No fees, no obliga- tlon RILEY REAL 5 Elizgabein Lace on FE 41157 _ , CASH _ 48 HOURS HOME — EQUITY WRIGHT-VALUET ine in : PE 5-441 t YOUR HOME OR reat { Open Eves. ' j i your | w to sell. ESTATE. FE 4-4821 | = eauiiys ytbrou bao PALA or Gl. or rovers. Clark ea Esiete, 36a Ww Hur Pi any “& Bu GLAND FHA Ca8h FOR YOUR HOME Yes, we cao sell your home for on Res. re sais Open eve- , ndays There's a couple of fellas lunch, y | Rent (pts. Furnished 54 "LOVELY APT ON “LAKE, $63 MO | cash with very small down pay-| Heat furnished. Adults. MY | meat. Cait ss ior further imior-| 3.7491. a vee not ‘eel pono sis | MOTEL m" potas ae will appraise your property an tell yo you the cash you can receive — fre rok sit week ae Lk. - | ee WE BUILD Pie, “PONTIAC IGH | DORHIS a BON, ha ag Lower. pasted _ret. re 5-5416. , 783: W, Hurop_ E 4-1587 NICE DOwNTOW. " , APT. Rem | anor ly Piper's Novel- ool ts ‘Your: Equity | ty Bore. 35 “Terern hve. ape ELIZ. LK. NEAR PONTIAC, 6 Rereant Cash waiting. Gireuwx- |. Franks noe poate: 4395 Diaie | bape furnished, jot le Cali on eee | GM ALL -PLEAgaNT —APT_ON WANTED TO eee WITH OPTION | | md re aaga7 home. Call after | _ eekly pe 4.6362 teacher. $13.00 4 oe = TIRED OF MOVING? ') AND 3 BEDROOM on Bin fon Lakefront apts. OR 30105, ROOM KITCHENFTTE. PRI- er) bath Adults only. 29 N. Paddoca. ; - 7 ROOM _furnished. 76 Clar Rent Apts. Furnished 34 —- a. see | BEDRM LOVELY K CHEN, | bath,” uti! _Close-in F _F4S T 1 RM & KITCHENETTE, | py ans $10 1 girl, PE 2-0663 | 2 RM CABIN on “BUS AND +s. Block west Tel-Muron Center | E 32-3015 | a 3-RM. APTS ON 110 HAMIL- ton. Hartiandg 200) ‘3 RMS” ADULTS. 315 Call after 6 |2 RMS AND BATH. SMALL ‘BABY | | welcome 226 Florence. . |2 LO ROOMS. MAIN FLOOR Pinegrove a‘, ROOM “VOORHEIS. “WY APT ON LAKE MOD 4 cia Responsibie adults omy } RMS. & PRIVATE BATH, o, _drinking 137 Baldwin |} ROOMS, NICE. CLEAN KNOT- |; ty pine. Ground floor, Pvt | shower, beth. Gas | neighborhood $60 ] alate or entemen reg ; , Vicinity Wisner Schoo! 1” 6, eves "Ek o-fbd, 3} ROOMS Chila weicome while mother works doce i RMS AND BATH PVT “ENT | + Adults only §18 week Inquire at 273 Baldwin Ave FE 54-1061 _ JRM. PRIVATE BATH, INCINER-. ator Adults only Apply caretak-— er. 7 Prall @ corner W Huron 3 RMS ERB yl Lats | Stete St. FE §-2203 3 ROOM#F AND We wen entrance Cai Fa 43 3 RM& anes BATH, MAL “BABY | welcome. 106 Dresde 3 RMS & gar MODERN LIv- LOWER PVT ENT Aiso care of chiid 101 8 Pad- 1.4 1b tae oldest maaioen in Pen- Plenty of storage space. 285 Whit- | Hae Coo in summer, warm in| temore, winter P's ob all the time. Couples | 3} RMS & BATH. STEAM HEAT, only. F ; = |” 960. Adutts only. PR 2-6659. aM & Ae} “ALL. PRIVAT ail | Utilities Inciuded. FE 6-8888 ay PT ao ba '3 RM& AND BATH, PYT EN ROOMS & BATH, VE A Adults only. $20 ween. Inquire By 8. _¥1}_Balawin Ave. F $-1081 | Metenan. furnished, “© RMS AND BAT HEAT ANB Tilley ae pel dsl BATH, Gas hot water rere pper. sm 0. | ished ivate entrance \ furn. Reasonable rent. FE 5-044]. 3 Eg Be CLOak TO BCHGGL. re “heater. 8 ry Ee LEAN RMS. @ BAT .: et Uti, Couple 101 |_ Michigan. 3 RMS. UPPER. NICELY Fv RN | Heated, Private ent. MY 3-1254 |) ROOMS NEAR GENERAL HOS pila. 184 Lincoin OR 3-0522 3} ROOMS, NEWLY DECORATED i Utilities furnished. Pvt. ht. and | bath Baby welcome. 5-S88R, 3}: ROOM BASEMENT APART- ment. er apis od eee 82 Norton §t 3. AND 4 Room APA ARTMIERTE ON West Side, aist 1, After 6 | pry, eall ret $-6322 13 ane UTILITIBG PAib. “CLOSE §-6502. 2. MODERN. PARTLY ROOM UPPER AUBURN Heights. Private entr & bath ees ae te me i | wilt wel taki small sh enti as be ree + | i4 vr BATH. UPPER, CLEAN aot location. 616.50. Utilities Dai Re- APT. FOR ME may SIDE Call after ‘3 RM APT. ON N MAIN [IN FLOOR. | FE 91416) y ROOMS | EVERYTHING Llanes MA BaTit PARTLY FURW. SATURDAYS ONLY 710 BE. PIRE.| Whittemore. —— / WE RENT DISHES, SILVERWARE |} RMS & BATH PRIVATE COU ee Ha ee EATER. piach bowls FE ¢-58vo. | pe precetied 19 shor street (RM APT” IN MOD. CLEAN WHY GO BALD? IF YOU STILL | 2 ROOMS AND BATH UTIL FUR- quiet apt. bidg Ist floor Couple neve har coote go te Drake nished FE 2-860) onlé. No drinkers Heat, hot wa BR 2486) Z (2 RM APT FINKE FOR 2 TELE. | poe = stove. PE a a ( phone girls 2 teachers of mar- urn eferentes . |Wtd. Children to Board 44 i a couple 1 baby Welcome No ¢ ROOMS, IND R, WEST | pe bes oath oe 2 eae | side. No children. Please call i BARBY SITTING DAY OR NIGHT | ‘© SleeD On davnepori of flog _FR 4-108 ; Loving care FE 21730 Mer dant’ th mrley Inquire | Rms & BATH. NEWLY Di ( me a _. mal JOSLYN & } M8 > BATH UTIL. FURN tal private entrance. 12 Belle | Is 4 4 & BATH. UPPER. PE LICRNBED eer aia , saeen 2 PRIVATE — J 4 RM&. AND BATH AfTRACTIVE Wd. Household Goods 45, 34536, 74 Wall ee |3 ROOMS ON BUS LINE, UTIL. Sheridan. cal en e =| Clean, comfortable 3 room. Prii- Vale bath ond entrance. Ground floor. Close downtown FE 53-5749 or FE 79343 sio Vv ind Addin oo LAKE—LARGE 3 ROOMS bath in modern apt. pidg. | Res thin rhe Pazas Heat furn. | Adults. | | WHITE ae CLEAN 2-RM apt. | —* Cea tee , Rent Houses es Furnished 56: PVT | weeribe SUBURBAN 3 LARGE rms and “rp = only RM meses Geen | ge per wk. FE 2 — i: , bai “Espen ome OM! Rent Apts. Unturnished 55) —_ SON LOL | a ast Lod a Soh r PL.) & BATH & OMT. ND | _Pedaock ; _f. 4 Lm bath & gar FE aa 3 ROOMS, 18fT FLOOR EVERY. 1 "AND? ~ BEDROOM thing furn. Men only. FE 43136 furn Lake front} apts. OR 3-9106 2 RUOM. KITCHENETTE, PRi.| 2 BEDRM. IN DRAYTON Pi. AINS. vace bath and entrance, heat and Util. furn. OR 33-1931, after hot water ciose in FE 2-6972' OR 4-0006 ———————— References 2 BEDRMS. “CLEAN. eee (2 RMS WITH PRIVATE BATH city, children welcome mo. Electric stove & refrig Very | FE 4-7681 or FE 4-0000. ciean 26 Summit st |2 AND 3 RM. PARTLY FUR- -'3 RMS COUPLB ONLY 319 N.| ished. utilities. Saginaw HOLLYWOOD APTS 3 sla ra BATH FO FOR ONE MAN. = 114 BE. Howard | o-8 a pom AND BATH. $30 NPW- ae dec Adults only. 27 Oakhill L 32-3719 2 ROOMS & PRIVATE BATH Btove & a furn. Adults | _only. 200 N. Paddock. e ROOM, EXTRA LARGE Liv- ing room, bedroom, kitchen, din- ette. bath. Modern apt. bullding Adulls, Best addresses in [on- tiac, Off street parking. stove, refrig heat, hot water furnished New low rents. See Managers. SHIRLEY APTS. 19 E Huron FE 4-4226 GLORIA APTS. 31 Mechanic 8t_ PE 4-4226 3 RM. & BATH, STOVE, parr. OCarage West side 3 RM. APT. PRIVATE ENTRANCE = CLOSE-18 REFR &TO UTILITIES FURN. CALL AFTER 6 FE 4-2888. 3 RMS. PRIV. ENT. BATH. HEAT. stove, refrig. garage, furn. Adults _only. MSUO area. UL 22-4537. 3 RMS page tun BATH AND ENT. downstairs. Fl 6 Mt. Clemens. } ROOMS, STOVE & REPRIGERA tor furnished Waterford area, $45 a month OR 46-0237. 3} BEDRMS. AND BATH. LOWER. } bedrm. ant bath ba « eh Alto matic ee and hot water, Large lawn ase to school. Garage. fel Union Lk. Rad. MA 61974 a RM8. BATH, STOVE, REPRIO- FE 2.1362 . urn. 69 Oakhill, FE 8-3666. 4 ROOMS aND SaTH, UFFER Heat furnished. Adults only. Seminole, 6 RMS, 1 OR 2 SMALL Cii- _dren welcome. MA 5-1244 RMS. &@ BATH IN TIC Lower, OR _3-8832._ ewes 6 ROOMS UNFURNISHED. $45 month, PE 133). R ST. in RMB. Mig GROUND peer. cee ath & entran cho et ge & ‘at water’ furnished. an! oo. 3 rma 4-8 ty or OR _ a 00 OA fon AND ate “parking sealing ae en: bee Caretaker A 4 PAMILY PURN APT. INCOME $390 per mo. Heat, lights & wa (oa r en nest. rhishings inc, In price. $17, down. Nice ation. Cal 1166 after 4. Broker, cone i 1 AND: “9 BEDROOM ‘PLAT. 4 nite” 2 7H PRIVATE Nicholie & Harger Co. | 53% WEST HURON FE 5-818). IN KEEGO HARBOR -4 ROOMS & caly. Also ; ansationel 2 : a very e that want us to join them for Sedteom sttached garage $95, to responsi family. Call Jack Loveland, 2-4875 or FE 4-661. TASES e and refrigerator os = Rent Apts. Unturnished 55 ened. arene full basement. 1 | bedroom. ideal for couple. $70, | UPPER & ROOMS & BATH. $50, mo. MApie_ 5-072i. =e mo, 2 or 3 children. OR 4-0010. NICE QUIET NEIG) UPPER & LOWER 4 RM. APT. room, sear Fisher. Also 2 bed- eat _furn. Pv. eat. Fit 4-0287. room, nearly new, Auburn Heights i Adams. Reierences. FE | ee ‘ST SIDE ARTIALLY FURNISHED int ,, MOD: | room apa@r.ments. private bath, erm 43 bedrm. home. Pui ase- hea’, nate waier, ewe and re- | ment, oil heat. OR 3-5762 after frigerator furnished Near 8t. | = week days Benedict and Donelson seoeee RENT WITH OPTION TO BUY. Convenient to fontag oo and s| 2 bedrm notes home. Owner. service. Call FE 2 PE _MY__3-3711 __ __ ant. RENT On LEASE — MAS “WEST Sipe | BET tat hati Ta het . 2 miles from 1] i, WEST SIDE . AS Watki: Lake roads. in floor. 6-room apt. for 3| 4 b.r., 2 baths, oil heat, carpets. person: Excellent condition. Close modern. Immediately ‘evailable.— w © area. 132 W. Law- Call FE 5-8 we “~S — ‘ J sYL LVAN Lak keaceous 7 7 ry arwic WEST SIDE a 2060 Beveriv. Unfinished : i) apt. private bath heat,| artic. Carport. e privileges. stove & refrig turn. Near) Sept. 15th. $95. lease. FE 4-5090. | | Bt Wnened edict & Daneison schools, | wr uNGPIELD TWP NEAR Cl KB. conventent for sh & bus! bedroom duples, FE 8-1455. ppteloge Call PE or PE! _ + | 1 BEOROOM. COZY, CLEAN. ON busiine. Near grocery. FE 2-4856 |? GARAGE WQOUSE. NICE | FRONT le ard, Bache or preferred a ene Motor. +1008. FE 4 4 BEDROOM one HEAT. UTIL. zabeth Lake aptelea!. University 2-4900 ag ue appt. Open Sun. fror 1: 2 AND 3 BEDROO lake pacieoee _month.. Cali OR 3-97 Ard ey os . (BATH H FURNISHED 6 RMS. AND BATH. FURNISHED. Near school. Large lawn. FE 2430. oe AVAILABLE FURN. OR UNFURN. 2 bedrm. _— — sur- roundings os neat news “for rat ony. Ca Holly. ME 17-7327 | CARROLL ae FRONT > be furnace, incaseend. Attractive'y. furnished. EM 3-2356. CLEAN 2 BEDROOM, 8TRICKLY modern jakefront, adults pre- EM 3-043¢. FULLY EQUIPPED eM, WINTER. _children welcome. FOR LEASE open CARE _6 p.m. & weekends. LAKE Orion. CLEAN, , MODERN _teat 2 bdrm. lakefront. Util. ine 60 Heights Rd. MY et MODERN 2 BEDROOM, sE June. Reasonable 1469 hivess Dr. Cass Lake Rd. off Bamford. NEW LAKEF ONT HOME. FUR- nished - Lk. a for school Year. PR 2-0001- ee PARTLY PURNI 7 RMS. AND = oa? mo. Inquire 5415 REASONABLE. Ni DECO- rated. Yoratnes” eh unfurn, FE NT. i in __2-8004. Te 2 wi veal or Weaver. FE 10 UNION LAKE — YEA! via R AROUND, 2 bedroom paertiy furnished. 87: _ber_mo, TU _¢ Rent Houses Unfurn. 5 ._ 57 2 BEDRMS. CLEAN BEAUTIFUL id fl ed Quiet neighborhood. 2 gS HOME NEAR BUS & _*ores FE 5-8616 after 5 p.m MM, BOveE IN Park ou heat, full cider _$T5 per mo. nae 3-51 2 BEDROOM. WATERFORD. OR 3-3607. PERRY basement, yes $76 2 BEDRM. HOME NEAR BUS AND stares. PE 5-0626 afier 5 p.m mn. 2 BEDROOM DUPLEX — A | EAST BOULEVARD HEIGHTS x oa Pek HONT a OFFICE: $44, N. E. Boulevard at Valencia | 2 DEORM (uous. NEAR BUs_ Children welcome. a BEDERM. “HOME. NEWLY i = r st Shae Ee S-n6x8 n ear stores & 2? BEDRM_ H 7 BEDRM. GAs als “WEAT SCHOOL ? BEDROOM { NODERK WELT ted. Phone TAROOM HOUSE, aN ie ? BEDROOMS OW OR Row? ND ae Near State St. & John- = 1.. Elisabeth Ona! Fe $2306 — | LOWER 2 BEDRM. EXTRA LOK .. UM farn 18 Stout. FRE Bek =. a ody ve and a | fuen a oo only, $7 Ma wer 4 M & BATH sats | flosr. Partly furn. School bas at. nari bs ag a welsente ie mi, | Ie K. ei i i eget i of Oaknil Ra NEAR Til |-HURON _ at ac oe i,t 1 Ge 4 ORCHARD | TARE AREA DUPLEX. oe rane: 5 DAY OR BY LANDRCAPING | l a the day work FR 5-24)8 > tree removal and trimming 776 | a Money Wanted 47 Whitre ittete i aia ae baal MIMEOGRAPHING TYPING SEC-| Scot Tk Rd FE 44228 oF OR wanren TO BORROW $6,900 AT | 4 Nick "nN bet Ss Va PORN. retarial service EM 3-2842 ost oee wee . 6 per cent Interest. Ponting Press | Murphy b REFINED LADY \ WISHES HOUaF|LAWN SERVICE, MOWING, LAND Box 4 ; _ | 4 ROOMS nae “BATH. NEAR Pian. i charge, modern home,| Srehing & sodding. All kinds cf) 009. D y.| 0t Body. Inquire tes Dresden. | near bus 1 or 2 refined adults.| Iawn service MA 6-602 or FE oe oe nir 8 Rooms ATH, . UN. employed preferred State detaita | 2-389) | oe ee ag wns furn. wren “Otly, FR 2-684. | De ee Reral Ga ” oo Lawn SUnLOInG eral obey Sha Livi a COTTAGE, 9 AND “RM. cam | Pesan tected fan Mnatdeetead ind Pabage . ‘omplete Tawn service. Lawn cut- Pepi, DOM AY owe | neat eae | Soars Living. Quarters @| ences ae to 8 _Deper fA 49410 é U 2 30c, .CUT- at Beha Lie WALK GYRE | ASHING D IRONING PICK mee dally, any quantity. 2341 & CONGENIAL, ‘COUPLE Wien 1 ™ aS 2 aan | _u Gelivery. FE 6-4 Long Rd. 18 Mile Rd. between Auburn Ave. FR 4-2 et : WOMAN Be DAY WORK| John Rand Dequindre. Phone lil CTIVE __Mon.,.Wed. and Thurs, FR 2-1182 hw 89-4379 or = WAInut Wed. Contracts, Mtge. a YOUNG @ DIVORCES WITH SON 'sop FoR sale" FL A ae ee Noose id aT HAVE Moxceie nite Quality Merion Blue Grass dense CLEAR FRONT 3 7 RM. My ig CHARACTER Ref. required. EM| food color: fair prices at farm pie. Ulilities furn. FE 2-444) 7 — Ask: for Nacny SS & N of Mariette, Ph, MIE COLORED. 3 BEDR o| WORK WANTED BY ORTE eKP 4122. uf tnvest eet, tand contracts ie Oem Ritehen. | : _with references, FE 4-767 | Moving & Trucking 36, nd equities Se. a eee S ; , Building Service 26 ~~ ; Se . JOHN: ON, Realtor CORNER - ELt BETH & UNIGN 15 YEARS OP CUSTOMIZED REBt- t-A Reduced Rates | 1704S. Telegraph Rd. rms. & bath 00 wk, Ma e182 | 3 | 1 —- Brick, Block, Stone & Ce- exrrn MOVING CO pe canes RE 4-2530 : Segetaliy atpaacnve ? nou mept work Small commercial - IM MEDIATE Legare in. #e Mantis 4) Adguse work our specialty, Bil OR A-l MOVING ‘SERVICE M 31-5063 ‘ _Reasonable Rates a see UAC TION. —_ af ae ne or? ‘working jadien og. " i & NAME On any gooo land 1 New | m — » The your Price, Apytime re §-9005 or seasenea. Your eee ‘ | OS, tocential High n CONVEN i. 01 @eRVICR F PLOORE AND HAULING AND RUBHIBI 4A) lstactory npection ofp "ty and ‘ ieee ial aztin shes tiled. “FE E 2-800). © lond, anytime. FE 4 Ks iat Ask r Ken” Re ber FS Rott bee 1 On 2 PER ' SAND & PiNiAM. FR $3723 HALLINO AND OL ae empleton, Realtor ; | ‘boats Taeteced Floor Service. * Joad, any time. ay Oreharda ae R pee | game efereaces required. =| and th. e lettin Angh. Adults. 24k “Paul A. Kern, Realtor Rentae 3 UPPoR 4 RN AND aie tr haa Wet: r 44 ‘< service, Call FRE ‘ia a | _floor, & gern fe. EM 3-3 3 SEbROUM ekarine: Wa wr ere 8 6=—6 4100 per mo. Mile ; ey. oho D. ree: 2 mites i peDRM BRICK 2 Yrs. of. poled nelahborhord, convenient to & churches von Tae 13 ma “ KITCHEN bag AND oe ni oe a i, ND hen eet: Sth Ve SN OF 3 Eecepe aoe FULL ‘agers fidren welcome. _ we 3-7048. BATHS, CLARE : : wa PANGUS, Realtor te A 90018 DEC. | | aan “AROUND HOME “AT war. se take Call after 6 p.m o-7106 _ WEAT SIDE, 3 REDRM HOUSE’ ventory “Reasonable rent, Finan. u ¥ | a able e heat. Carpeted. $} Veouaae eisit. ee $8,500. aul M. Jones. Real Est. 832 W. Huron MODERN SUPERMARKET- WITH 8.D.D. license in busy location Pontiec. Easy terms. Own- EM 3-0423. quarters. Owner sell. $6 cash for restau- rent and sonal furniture. c PANGUS, | Realtos 1160 Mi Ortonville NA 17-2815 STANDARD STATION FOR LEASE Pumping 20,000 @ month. 1019 Baidwin Fk 6-0144. SUNOCO _ REAL ESTATE HEADQUARTERS Interesten im getting into business - tor yourself? Ldeger to be your own boss? | eeie yotfs or short pays. Paid training y woderaie eo — renta te "ealt your pock- uw” the above appeals to or ap ar ok rson §=6Bash & aybee 5., Clarkston peice gan. Daily 5 rting Sept. 14. sta ~SHELL OIL CO. |x Has for lease, modern 2-bay sta- | _¢ tion. Prominently ee in Pontiac area. ul business oy ——— Por information eal) ur’ nian, 8am. to 4:30 Pare ott efter $ p.m. EM 3 3. ~ SINCLAIR OIL mee 2 stall service station for Execetient iocation, iow in- after 1 p.m. % children CO! Rent Lake ce Cottages 5 58 | CLEAN, YEAR AROUND) ake. OR 3-4336 LAKEFRONT NICELY FURN. modern. Acéommodates 8. Avail. through Labor, Day Dorothy Snyder Lavender | Est. 29 Years 700) Highland Rd. (M-50) Phone EM 3-3303 or MU 4- 6417 otters ft aan Golf Course on 43300 ke Rd. 060 mo. For Rent Rooms 59 7 BEDRM. ~ DUPLEX. C on} HEAT PPP PPL PLL LDL LIL I Children welcome, $65 oR|i ROOM MOD, par adongs 1 MAN. _3al4l. _reremeces 184 Juds ILITY. GARAGE. |1 CLE ROOM EAT NICE. a ) Rooms & UTILITY. GARAGE. rE he 6, ie Mt. Clemens. 4 ROOMS AND. BATH. CLEA: 1 CLEAN ROOM, VERY NICE jalensian iM aie CLEAN. 1) yh ip ees. 184 Mt. Clemens. __ S RMS WITH FURNITURE 2| ATTRAC. RMS. FOR MEN. PVT Bedrooms oil heat, hot water, bo Cottage See Mrs. Cooper on Elizabeth Lake. 4030 Maple- ATTRACTIVE RM. FOR GENTLE- leaf Rd. Year-round, or up to Kitchen privs. Garage. FE June. Close to rr School, $4028. oe ceeners. Option to buy. FE aT AT BUS STOP LIE. PRONT RM. s ROOM FURN ROURE ALE | bo for your convenience modern facilities emen Sey eT new furnace. Lakefront. Will reni | NICE ROOM IN PRIVATE HOME. _or lease. $60 monthly. OR 3-0685. No er roomers. Call after | _p.m. FE 86-4440. wOOM FOR CLEAN. rome | } eo, $7 week; ciese in, showers. | Pe 5-6:28 _ ROOMS - FOR LADIES KITCHEN | privileges. $31 W. Iroquois | ROOMS — BEAUTIFUL CLARKS- ton home. Reasonable. MA 5-7461. ROOMS FOR MEN. REASONABLE. wea Oakland Ave. EST SIDE. LARGE BEDROOM sat ol 8 beds. gem ing bath & liv- ing room. Private ee. 6 Mary Day. al ~_ Rooms with Board LARGE FRONT 8B living room. Nice front food if desired. For or 2 clean men. FE 8-3338 162 | Huron _Convalescent Homes 61. PO POPP LLPOLOL OLOL Al L VACANCY FOR ELDEh.y¢ WOM- an or man. Bed or ambulatory. aie — 5 FINEST co IN R THE “eaulpm 5 an Tarvies: at rea- sona y rate. Men or women. or ambulatory. 24-hour care. FE! 4-2225. } - !iotel Rooms 62 HOTEL AUBURIN Rooms by Day or Week Also 1 or,2 room apartments. Cones ant ok gw unite. | For "Rent | Stores 63 ULTRA ew sT ° RES west _side, FE 2-2144. _ ___Rent Office Space 64 | ree OFFICE SPACE AVAIL- | able in new center in Drayton | Excetient location Air. conditioned. Gas heat i ee Medeor SIDE. PEL OFFICE OR STORE ESPACE, IDEAL jocation. Miracle Mile Ra. on Tele remodel % 8. Telegraph. Business rtunities 66 is wane oe Pgs on DOWN. yas | _down. Write Box a on 13, Pontioc Press 2” GUM — MA LOUT 60 ib. cum os $125. ; Terms vs o10tt: | BEER TAVERN. . roan. teal 4 1. m Basy to rate. 25 per cent dows. ill ae- cep trade. “ee ~-l BEER ian cer ‘profit ofit tgs 080" do crugen, i800 inventory. isa seeing this STATEWIDE Real Estate Service of Pontiac _ D, CHARLES, REALTOR ‘11 a Telegray FE 40621 Investor has ready 0 ested LIQUOR ee ee Hagstrom Pontiac, SR +0080 “LETS TALK ae + BUSENESS™ weit the Crowd — Soy AN USINESS ORPORATION ~~ oe 1G C Val-U-Way Grocery Store with beer and wine license and 5 Apt. income searr ing. This is a real opportunity. | Package de need will not ma. i phone imm R J. (Dick) V ALUET REALTOR - “ | 345 Oakland Ave Open 9 to 9 or PE 4-3531 | PE 5-0603 FUE NORTHERN VERY UNI¢ CLAS8§ 8.D TAKE-O ciaiized grocery & gas living quarters. yearly | gross business. This is a golden | oe, for ves Easy to han- | operation Very clean. neal - tures. $13,500 down Pius stock | of approximately of $6,000. You'll | be glad you called on this one Hagstrom (M5@) _ OR _ 4-0338 REALTORS 4900 Highland Rd. Pontiac, Mich Ph. _ Sate » Land C Contracts a) = wen AnD CONTRACTS TO BUY or | to sell Earl Garrels, BM 3-251) | — ‘1? PIECE LIVING ROOM SUITE. or EM 3- MAN ~ DESPARATE. ¥ WILL SACRI- fice $26,000 investment for §16,- _000 cash, With bonus. OR 3-4763 "Money to Loan 68 __thtate Ligensed Lenders) 4+1538-9 TEAGUE FINANCE ( CO. | 60 | 202 S. MAIN 214 E. ST. CLAIR | ROCHESTER | ROMEO $25 ROBTON BAXTER “" LiviNGk NE 4 W_ Lawrence St. LOANS 82 TO | AUTOS LIV HOUSEHOLD Ob 6-0711 OL 1-9791 PL 2-3519 2-3510 PL “PRIENDLY SERVICE” BUCKNER FINANCE COMPANY WHERE YOU CAN BORROW UP Jo $500 OFFICES I tiac — Drayton Plains — _— Walled Le Birm: Plymouth Quick $35 TO Tn LOANS Seaboard Finance Co. 1185 a PERRY STREET Easy Parking — Phone FE 8-9661 LOANS COMMUNITY LOAN CO.” 30 &. LAWRENCE 8-0421 _____PRIENDLY SERVIC LOANS $25 TO $500 — On your signature or other re- curfty. 24 mouths to repay. Our service is fast, friendly and poy Pred ed our office or phone F “HOME & AUTO LOAN CO. 1 N. Perry St. Corner BE. Pike GET $25 TO $500 On YOUR Signature Up to 2% Months to Repay PH. FE 2-9206 OAKLAND Loan oe ys ok Bide, Borrow with Confidence $25 to $500. Household Finance Corporation of Pontiac 3% S. Saginaw St. PE 4-0535 WHEN YOU NEED — w ee ~ help fou e : } iy | Seem ae ee BS, 702 Pontiac State Bank Bidg. FE 4-1574 location |e j lz 12 Felt Base Ru H.T. ALL "66 or Dog wer, end a PE 5-6250, ae UL 2383 For Sale Clothing 7” ALL SIZES CLEAN, USED WORK tise ishing worme & techie Opes 7 days. 389 Orchard Ave. 4UD8O0"% SEAL COAT. MAN’S -gippered coat, slacks, a Stour orn ;_ 82947. EW WEDDI ING SE i 10. Sale ‘Household Goods 73 1 ALOMINUM STORM, PICTURE windows 43 re bass, Fy FC, WALNUT BEDROOM Mt SUITE attress 6 rings, . een _ sofa, $20. «3 W. Iroquois ci SPEAKER, 38PEED SING player. ns new. $20. FE KELVINA ae pie or igerator. TECE SECTIONAL GRA GRAY. Cottes table, PE 4-5088. oe. ' 7 RMS. OF SOP FURNITURE. T TO SET. E OPEN HOUSE, 2 Pu. SUNDAY. 454 A 3 DRESSERS i 1 = 2 ivi room suites. 1 er 2 OVEN RIC stove, f pam wh F re refr Television, refrigerator. F tors, 1 Roper r . al) clean me: se. Call toe 5:30 p.m or see at 1461 N. Perry before 5:30 _§as stove, $15. 69 ) State. . PE 20808. 3 PIECE LI LIVING Ff ROOM SUITE, 5 piece chrom dinette set. 21” console 56-4663. 3 PIECE SECHONEL —~ — Black uphoistered. White ——— ae with thread, hal coe chaise, Whe annie: . nau. ° | hide upholste . MA ms |4 PIECE SOLID MAPLE | sBEDRM. sulle 75 Thorpe. FE 4 LEATHER “aoe Sab $15 each Mh" ota0e. cond. Curved sofa. 960 4 7 hoares SIN b BED. MAT- tress, springs, & 2 pe resser, $35. . living rm. ae Porch OL 2-61 =: 6 PC DINETTE. oee ASIONAL ir, mattress. TV table, agg ee Seid rus, rollaway bed, tw _optings __All_for_$90._OR_3-8397, |6 PIECE SILVER GRAY BEDRM. oufit. Double dresser bookcase Large o—_ 2 — lamps, en for $89.50. Pa only $2 weekly. beige Purniture 42 Orchard e — new davenport and chair, arrcuEN DIs ater top. faucets. Removal Munro Electric Co. FE 55-0431. rice. R. B. 060 W. Huron s $3.95 R BASE it SA LE Eo fe PAINT S 44-Ft. Wall th eb, Syers. 141 W. }, Huron PE 43064 oxi2 BLACK AND WHITE WOOL ie. FE §-8462. 9x 3 kK TWEED RUG. i swivel chair and fioor lamp. 374 Second. FE 2-608. gr eae aed 6X12 RUGS WOOLPACE, $15.96. Reversible $1650. imported, $34.05. —. 28. Rug pads. $5.06. Pearson Purniture. _42 Orchard Lake Ave. ié PT. GIBSON UPRIGHT ‘ freemer keke gee cece 11 ft, Admiral one gE. ADMIRAL 1" Admiral r to all rebuilt & guaranteed 30 days. Parts & PS + 3930 Elizabeth Lk, Rd. We take trades. 19 FT. AMANA UPRIGHT FREEZ- er. $265 Also, sm. KeilVinator re- {rigerator $90. OR 3-8833. cvs & STOVE, “WOLVERINE WA. . _SABINET SIN was ag 4 p.m ane f us actor, attachments, like pew, $125. 21- in. TV, $50. FE 5-2766. ‘ 100 REBUILT REFRIGERATORS. = = $125. Ideal ad re cabin a oe, riment. 8ALE.S MA 1958 SIEGLER OIL SP. hs EL —— apecial THING YOU WANT AN a THE "Bho oo A little out THE PONTI AC PRESS. MONDAY, -SEPTEMBER, 14, 1959, ni fEAVING State. MUST ef SELL 2 living rm. chairs, furnitu salemete. washer, all = ne er lent ‘condition. AL MI 46719. MAYTAG ble ers oe TER $30. _ ey to Beat These ‘Home Values’ ig? vert ee ag og aT, ~ AVAILABLE NOW Tayior steel overhead doors 8xTs a xis. seconds. Also BARGAIN Used sass beater, and tank. 718 _W. Huron. _ ai sofa bed. Simmons. Seceale WARBLE TOP TABLE, rian o¢cas. chair, se FE. tiorm m rocker # sc a i Warrant aa 615 E. Walton PE 32-2257 PAINT TILE LING *SHOVER'S. _____ ee 8. Saginaw" REFRIGERATOR, BTOVE, Ore. chair, breakfast set. PE ¢ ee et. FE 4-5358 ROLLAWAY BED. $12; SOFA “BED |, range, $17; refrigerator. s a drecners & Soot $10; wash- 2pe. living room. $19. be. ay niDen DEPT. ~~ bare. Lake A BOUGHT. dL Do changed. Turner's ah Degen 92-0801. “BNGER seaTASUk ~ $180 _ FE Michigan Sewing | INGER Zic- a SEWING MA- chine. Like n onogram, em- broide: Gasaen eg GusrEr teed. In ed Hrove with GRID gles * SS pintee Like new.;—— “SIEGLER- Oil - Gas Home Heaters EAT yo SCHICK’ Ss pe. L. em, wee sctioncneos dinette .. umge Chap sree Studio couch WY MAN AN’S ie. Pike. Soe EL lorem ey ws a rage Be ka bee U LVINATOR REFRIG. re avis 3. 3711 Pay vacuum, 8 ary | Bargains NEW & USED Building Material Combinatotn basement sash 63.36 Quality House Paint © 62.85 Gal. Colotex Vextx8 sheets ... $2.35 ea. Felt. 42 eq. t& .......... $2.78 PIPE-BRICK-STEEL FHA Terms Estimates Open 86:30 MON. ere: SAT. SU RPLUS LUMBER MATERIAL eT s Ro.—tatse) 0) 40 :” BEES AND BEE HIVES. | Tor 3606. iscellaneous 30110 Farm ~ BUY AND SAVE _ sous pipe, @ .......- $3.19 igth. Pa y” sofl fy gu 88 th. y Soke tak door .. #1 1 cabinet, $81 Wolverine "Laver Jers. Automatic water heater. a HORT SUPPLY I~ somtrele. £ 0 bunk beds, §-8371. compiete & chest. FE CIRCLE FLUORESCENT LIGHTS. Most modern lights for kitchens, | fate’ and recreation rooms Fluorescent, 393 Orchard Lk. Ave. CASH WAY | LUMBER PRICES STANLEY ALUMINUM WINDOWS Burmeister s NORTHERN LUMBER Ly oll pipes .m. dally — 2 p.m. 4:30 p.m USED WATER SOFTENER. coM- per » caanae Reasonabie. Used T Trade- In air 2yr.-cl¢ boller burner unit, com- tote vi. migs guerantee ocil- red 17 A. Thompson, 7006 MS9, West | |DIEBOLD SAFE. GOOD COND 90! in. wide, 31 .n deep, 48 In nign. Bert offer Can be .seen at 8 Bivd East, Pon Pontiac DRAIN TI 8 A In ¥ P. bpauon ogre. 814.38 : i f oa. $3 Cement, met & SP tee Net PE INCH THICK - CASH & GARRY - TAX INCLUDED —— ALUMINUM COMBINATION STORM WINDOWS “ce 58 is a | Nationally Advertised “ALSCO” _rx A reRMs IF BLAYLOCK " |COML * BUT RO SURLY OY : Orchard Lake Ave. 37101 | W - M: VAN ram 7 ANCHOR FENCES 2536 Dixie A Y. pear renner lager. pags | - -\No money down PHA « corel. | PREB ESTIMATES 6-147 fot WATER HEATERS, 30 GAL.) ‘e* used | "gas. New. Consumers Power ap- | —oistriputor. T FULL ‘ALUMINUM — COMBINATION DOORS Regularly Priced $30.95 “You Pa Only” Triple Action Tilt 2 TRACK Regularly Priced $270.99 “You Pay Only tae va Clary wean Taginar sew Ober Sale Sporting Goods 82 ees I Tt eee, ELE te BA 900. ’ 366 after 5 p.m. BENSON LUMBER'C C GUN SALE PRERAY Th 4-353) aoe & used ae & ott ost gauges calibres Like new nn ‘pet 5-27) mountt & repair Burr-Bhed = mi PICNIC TABLES USED, LUMBER. 78 8. Telegraph. i. -0022 6011 Wel GoLr sT NEW. NEVER USED — Matched e,, ree Complete with | risvea “PIANO, $20. TREADLE, bag $35 caddy cart, $10 | _sewing macuine, $15. FE 60000. FE §-6819 _ —PAINT— - | GUNB - BUY BELL RADE Manley jeech._j0 3 $1.04 PAR X BOW 95 POUND AND AC L717 "| _Cessortes. 651 8. N. Miracle Mile PE 3-7688 tito pag te $0 Bait, Minnows, | Etc. | 82 82A CRA White worms, to Bizone from. interior _ OF exterior. Gee our wall pa: Berry “tron Jelied™ crlpeaicke peed Git ee Lan AND TV Mo reason- “equoment and : s Monk, 1539 : ; ane, P Rese ae rm Patio Stone Headquarters Sante "os ls TOILETS | rs . A. hi ain:|Double ‘bow! sink B08 | Gon Thane “tighiaca a. «Mey oh ps Pitas = of Pontiac Airport. vered $9.25 load i, Oe oe; RED jst, 9 Gauton = en ie ma for S06. ied clean ased , OF clay. en ig plat, rit ie Baldwin Ave. re i250 Pa _ 3 Th Si PAINT WITH KOTON , Bt. BLACK DIRT PEAT. ae x ag are en cme to sell. . . tell everyone jie « ~ SPECIAL” a: COMBINATION oy DOORS : BLACK DIRT “TOP Soil iL CHURCH'S, INC. dir & meaeere | 6 6 +4 | Tih =Seott : \ ee ae 4-4228 or OR 101, m 6un (1) 6 Big savings on Che fay Fe ee eont: 6 ve as ap radon TY reer | CRUSTED ea Eger od Aes BinatiSs, 7 el. Bari Howard ryet “eombinat a. 5 viti DERI M gO em, * tporting. 6 pe 2 dirt snot cement’ are, mise., didg. Sup | sor! ta oats rena. tr pies: early & save, Don't pr FE 31, eae corms 108 ear es aS | Saab i Bae Main. MA 52400 1M BUS. 10) Clarkston September Clearance VERYGOOD Qua price Black dirt> filler, aad rottea cow macure ore _ Wood, od, Coal & F D woop - pen wooD 2-447 ea FUEL - OL —_— | ee ~ Machinery y 760A JERSEY. 4 YRS. OLD IDEAL “Kee uetbeay iy LUMBER wri HEREFORD D eoLt. FE 5-0393 feo - aon Dixie Hwy., © Plants, 1 vreee.s Shrubs & 86 {|WANTED- #EEDER CATTLE _ Sale Farm Produce 92 APPLES. PLUMS BARTLETT SaKLAND TREE SRAViCg 7 TRIM- _ For Sale Pets — 3 orate SHORT HAIR nek! Sale Musical Goods 79 | MALE ‘SIAMESE fA a 6 MOS. Q ven omer to sags ener earn per- DELICIOUS APPLES. RED AND OL _1-1314 or OL rae al broken Very gentie UL 2 family cow Tested 6125. 2485 Charms, Milford MU 44038. Permanent bs Tae HE QUARTER HORSES roca. utp mares id - ings. Bue horses Visitors Genteet,& top "Sart Acres, tac ve Ra. & Teg- Wanted F iscaaack 90 OL lt ~ PROD Beet ¢ and feeder pigs. OA 6-2.78 ave Orchard, 4391 Baldwin Rd. PE geld. pick you own. FE 5-8626 16 Gregory Ra KC male Good wreoaer 1 KC BEAGLES BEAUTIFUL nice house pet or we -| Stack MORE Fan ae iCyee ceilent as oy field eon Caskway, Pa vA yeuer 12 =N~ | AKC Sie FE DACHSHUND REG On soomatestedlly PpuP- BEAUTIFUL | AKC) REGISTERED §. PED Milton.” AKC. 1385 Clyde Ra.. | BIRDS \% PRICE OFF, CRANE'S, 31108 | 2489 Auburn. UL 92200. new CB: | EHIHUAHUA PUPPY. FE 5-4860 pethe bs, totlets shower stalls. GooP USED PLAYER R Piano | fs irreguiare. Terrific val- with bench & rolls. $175. Lory ichigan Fluorescent, 393 GRIANNE LL’S:. Orchard Lake Ave nat i MEDICINE CA mirror, slightly marred $3 tremendous selection of od es ine cabinets with or without lights Renpury) (pesern dougn Wht siiding doors and van mirrors at terrific savings. Michis “= tite ene! Return rentel erecen=s: 3 rchard Lk. Ave. MVIEL FURNITURE A ree AREA MIRACLE MILE | beds, | Piano Tunin, fr! rugs. 7 ater rete 976 rm PHONE rE 3 SHR pres chard Lake __ WTD. CHICKERING OR KNABE NEW dd Ga POR e | baby granc. 15 to 20 years old fet aE REO ag 5-1 | cHINVAHOA AKC | oa Nice selection. ay | COCKE “PUPPIES FOR SALE. | COCKER | PoPPIES AEC” kro DALMATIAR RORPIES 35062 6S. show dope, MI ed §3° hunters & girre aig NS FREE TO ee “POODL: male, 1 yr old. $78. | MYNAR “ Just PRED bent nk Li eet FE 63112 POO! halt - weak. im Dogs T Trained, B B’rded 8 87A LirY FRESH FRUIT. ve out to 37800 lé-Mile Rad reen Orchards. 7 Eb ao pears, on is rk “RED. RIPE : TOMATO =s Pre-irust gene ao — only You pick only 8 1,00 bu Bring Sackete 3660 ates Ra PF 5-666. TOMATOES, PICK YOUR OWN coco. Bring containers. UL 29 TOMATOES, $1.0 BOGHEL GREEN eres, * 60c peck. 1630 Williams Pe corner of Pontiac | —|30 B Case take Road. ‘Sale Farm Equipment 98 1952 ALLIB CHALMERS 1 PLOW a disc, spring tooth drag “SCHRAM TRUCKS wg thes br of V-Bottom trailers Hw OR 3-031! BULK MILK TANKS. wit fs sizes fe Nsamuel's, MA. 6-60 CHAIN SAWS early and save rr) Mech LOCH HOUG Sut TEN. & SON” New Ides Desle __ OL 3 1.9761 Ri PAR — NEW 4 ub _— ret, Se Bales oo SPECIAL Parmall cub tracter with new rear tires and With fast-hitch in 61, l condition Price 8796. We = rete aay B PAYMENTS KING BROS. on pine Rd. at Os ena For or Sale le Housetrailers | 95 PPP LE LLL LD AOA : pare ‘aba hele “ ‘ Moon 1 Y AL MOBIL . wit oer Peat") ‘ iene. Sstord. jeh. Lot eee o is er oan OR aie ~ BOB HU TCHINSON | Pontiac, for a am A years See la Pevtise aC Homes. bile . seed @ different ALL. NEW. 1960 PONTIAC CHIEF DETROITS. bd saves hundreds of —- ‘on 2° week , te te pay, om 10 '| MONEY! Set unneeded -}belongings for cash a Classified Ads! TR a FOR aane ee FT. VACATION ~~ OXFORD. TRAILER Sportsman- Beemer. ef parts & bottle itches installed & carr Ww wen sell your used trailer for you. 317. W. Huro __ FE 40743 VACATION TRA FO! and see the 1960 __Rent Trailer Space 96 1 ene PONTIAC LAKE. OR AUBU! ‘S Mosit® Vit- — re opanee finest, bs 7 phe: instn oe For | Sale Livestock 89 Soll whe eae ae | Dis- rman, - OLD MARE. aL MOBILEH ESTATES, MOD- OXFORD WOBILE MANOR | those who want the ee ol hive lots, 6's mt te. | One mile east of aa? 2 = op Lake. ville road. OA 6-3 PARKKU LAKE TR ad ER. Court - a The t tor | ) saa Orion less Wonderful acres between Lake ford, faKe MOR; ’ MOBILE (VittAGe 3300 | meade te we t-20% c r: natty | Crabtree, Pe at ts “Auto. Accessories 97 97 1953 PLYMOUTH MOTOR i vany gow’ * Also @ 670n15 een tires on Chevy wheels. Phone F Ve CHEV. ENOIE BEST OFFER | OR a 1? PONTIAC ENGINE COM- pises. 1b bo wr mileage. FE. oe after § pm. For Sale 1 Tires 98 ed “E D ‘WILLIAMS tan a= opel At Raeburn ar, ok aie Ant BR cont 80} pogieee. ee. FE 4-068) Auto Services PPPPDP POP PBS CRANKSHAFT GRINDING IN THE opr. Cyiinders rebored. Zuck Ma- Ghop. 33 Hood. one FE See ne ede GRINDING IN THE NOW RE AD ee oe reboring. We _Cranseh aft Bervice. OLive 14 ry oper ial FRONT END ALIGNMENT ‘ With this ad only Offer ends Sept. ith 066, 67, 58 ‘60 AE only. GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE reas. MI 6-1602. NEW & Ustp CUSHM ers yo E Pike FE wer RPL NANO __5-3820 after 4 * dae Dinie rene. Peeu R tia ROLLFAST “piovéLes Ati re and re on e!] makes BM.w, & N. &. U. Sales. 321 _8_ Kdith, oe | nto i¢ KR sole. __Meeds motor. MY 23-1983 iodo JGHNETON Boats & Accessories =weee uc OHNSON MOTORS. | ronp tRuce cua recy Grelieres Bvervibing for ‘ne 3127_W, HURON Ss and playground EM | et oe = et. sagyeers cake Teale nd Pig so] so UP. WE | APB 56-6123 | Sale Motor Scooters 100 | 64 RAOLE 91, ENOINE. $200. | ‘$7 ALLSTATE | TYALIAN-3 } SPEED motoracooter. Buddy seat and | speedometer Exc. cond Very | 19 ALL St TE “SCOOT. wr rk ee or ee 4.4084 HRTEV AN EAGLE. ‘58 VERY ove — (Bqwpped with saddie $3, dua! oipes. weeee “sae FE oi For Sale Motorcycles 10 “101 | Sues HARLEY ELL OR TRADE. “For § ; Sale Bicycles 107" 2 2 RALEION | we BIKES. FE Cilia Boats & Accessories ~ 403 le fee apactia. REMOTE TANK, | iy Bag ELON AND MANTIN. 035 . Mercury Hurt —_ Ra ke S ELEC itso Borum fire nant, windshield, steering, ote hardware, custom top. ry . Two 6 gel. ta cover, $1,900, for $1,300. New boat ro ruarantee, Dealer, MY AT | Oe Turners ots Truck Center INL ’ RT Ee SALES : SALES) Choose From ___Fiberglas 1084 BEETS “See as conga hy oN 4 PANELS pal midget tacer bodies. 1949 to 1957 Transportat'n Offered 105 tis? Woe 2 WALK-IN VANS ome SABE J eee ry . > MOTORE ON loan i] Rg white Wanted Used Cars 106 FoR JUNK AND : Meneep roars. Fe oR e days or 1 on, Steee Se After All!) @*" z AB (10? CA) 1956 « MONEY TALKS! SPECIAL phop the rest, then @rive out UNITS 1 12- STAKE 1956 for the test apd prove te your- | welt ps i TOP DOLLAR pene at the 2 ton Ashton wrecker : 1940 * LOT i st 1% yd had gp ag ie ese © Reasonable sed ak TINE eau . Dixie.” OK" | BOB BUTLER . near Bashabaw HA ROLD AY , PLAINS, MICH. = “ACTION = TURNER $$$ MONEY $$$ ‘ 464.5 meoowane MI 47500 We Need Cars |?2tij. 2x’Sieatie Sid FOR IMMEDIATE RETAIL ~ ee Cee aca PED CHECK US FIRST FOR , Top $$$ Dollar: Pick- Ups A Ford, F350-V-8 = i , ton,* pick-up -- = hd Mm ton pick-up bowed td i. pick-up 8705 ‘$6 Chev. ton, duais $785 pears. & cider $330 Clarketon RA.) yy Miu, aiesy 952 WEST HURON | LARGE STOCK TO CHOOSE APPLAS MAIDEN BLUM WOLF. | LOOET tee x ACL | Fs — tow" 2 SAND CONSTROC: ‘ River, Molntosh. 3800 Gregory name rok Sag of cess Bip og —s ON aicandey , Road, Gingelville __ = eee ae ee, os DABLA c APPLES, PEARS, PLUMS, ARE | 4-436; of FE 4 oor BURG aes TERMS—WE TR ADE roe, ot te Angeves. ns Orcha m4 STANDARD BRAND NeW TYR. | Cass at Pike PR 5-1398 ‘ APPLES WEALTHIBS, MUTO™ | Gp ts so per cent off Black or | GET THE MOST ochram | S FOR YOUR CAR! ld Le v: Bottom Trailers and the most is what you get! _______OR_ 6! at = _bentiae 8 ruck Center JEROME GMC vane ct a Lake at —— — Factory Branch OAKLAND AT CASS _ T: Musee - Auto Ir Insurance 108 te) ‘THIS "igh ae rae tele BRING YOUR CAR HERE POR | TOP DOLLAR | Ferciga & Sots. Cars_ 109 E ‘se JAGUAR a A WE NEED 5 CARS R what. Ake tee Fan edd el rar So tr BUT GET BEST AT FE 21025 A V ERILL'S | tonne Rinpres teas ame - eat ee Sales. 198 8. w. FE 6-106. aie ¥ idee Vv Ux . PE 2.9078 _FE_ 4-6806 | "tion On cea” —“GONDI- ~ OUR CUSTOMERS DEMAND ‘s8 ENOLISH FORD j00D ANGLIA 2 DOOR $1.005 “CLEAN CARS” ae ~~ “+. rc Ld WE'LL GIVE YOU RUSS DAWSON voe*to CASH » 2728. Be TS FE 20131 m YOUR ' UNDERBIRD. FULT A GOOD DEPEN ABLE CAR ple s ee 8 Sa + z BILL SPENCE | “tngorce spore and teute tres in baie sizes to solve fore! _ “RAMBLER” # owner problems, ‘Maree ny 6. gadtnaW “PE 0-480! For Sale Used Cars 110 See M&M Motor Sales torr ‘inte Ney Om St -$5 DOWN FE) vas Dex Kenned ne AND GET THE Y | Eddie Steele TOP DOLLAR j,rpnomeere mr ns, | FOR YOUR CAR 1988 oe CONDI. j coe oaKaANe _tion FE 3-146 ARTER HOLIDAY Ree FY |S CHEVROLETS. Rated 18 PORDS. '$7-'5¢-'55- 5 aktiacs “6 54 BD. past =, | SebeMOstLuES, 6:0 4 MeRcuRYs 56-'52-' 5-49 ? D BAERS V8. ‘56-53, exe 3 CADILLAGS = °57-'$3-'48 A LY Mot rua. be 52-'S1 wa | ts Bota ores re A ‘ cry YMOUTH V8 STATION BCONOMY uate ‘Taal OF ausorn nn | eka t OP Econom hee 22 Auburn POA () : i a apurn Bo ate Breer oe stage es Rita ertts On on eal ow mien Ra ron GOOD -USED CARS eond, 3. waste ois & ~ BOATS & MOTORS _ Russ Dawson REPOSSESSION Get the best veal of the sea eS fui rice No éash a eet on a complete boating cu 232 S. Saginaw St. bey only tb month. Dee Set. : arene, tm. Tor Pp ome ome | alee ST Little Dude fratlers. We trees. | wrerep TBS aarron oeers. Rew er eel, Bet KELLY & hdews FE 2-88 3094 Auburp at Adame _ 2-8 a —aeaecnnenne res abe CLEARANCE SAL E wed wrest ¢ cloth a i" OMNCTION Mt - 1 mvt atin ee yo x) GaTs. LAS . Mono . ¢d. OR 2-108 . im, Somer é new nw Ai ee to 2 terme, Spee / De an , ey wie. ae mo, ,4 <0 _soltes. Sharm ntt 2 PATER Ee See! SEES | i PT a OAT WORKS YOUR EVINRUDE DEALER ue Eddie Steele .. Ra. Used _| : 20 bh “Coat Less 3 est Ma- M) sor ca rahmi22 D8 | seeker ee uta ee EVINRUDE MOTORS "x. 3. van watt 5 BUICK . | Sip Horsepower : $170.50 OR _3-1356 4940 Dixie Mwy. | tors. Crooks & Auburn. ; | } thors epower Sines For Sale Used Trucks 107 107 | "xn. TE a SApOOLDTELY NO : POs ani "hae ss eRY HY! 7. ‘Parks. . | 26g ¢ onan FRVICE Open m 10s = BON y Hatoie “Turner Ford. ai | — FIBERGLAS — 0 GMC. $8 CRE 2DOOR oven. | A IBCQUNT PRICES 8 cal, *"'$i95 ie cM ba Satine North Chev. — FORD — Hunter Birt et & Woodward Ave. 3275 W. Huron at Gin 1k. Rd Birmingtem eons as §-0204 ‘FACTORY BRANCH > 'S6 CHEVROLET : 6 CHE\ "$1495. ip Retail lz aed Store : SE 377 ae eater at HIRTY-FOUR_ THE, PONTIAC PRESS. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1959 _ For Sale Used Cars 110) F For Sale Used Cars 110; - ogc in hh Pe fern iss ee ange DR, AUTO. TR 1958 Brook pyrite hes sasteaiee| 4,2 POE 3 Sharp. FE 5-7161. trensthinsics. sae padio. ds 2 oR” NICE CAR. beaver ais res. . FE_3-1542. H. Riggins. Paint I owuer, Stock No @, a CUSTOM | NEW — tires Like new 2451 Dixie Hwy. 1940 ) BEST FER “North Chev, RT perre ince Hunter Blvd. at 8. Woodward | “ave, new, Must sell, $585, MY 2-379! Birmingham 2735| after 5:00. 3 EL AIR @ CYL. ‘ord Custom 300 tudor. Re- | os CHEVY 3 DR. SEL lee ap oto, ro. heater — ooo ae | “ L a e ' eu LA Raar OM Rd. bet o. 610 priced to sell. Stock $1396. North Chev. _Shelpw & Deguindre, OL 1-1970. 1$8 CHEVROLET 4DOOR. RADIO. heater pores ee pene or ing and brakes ver io ! 5 1548. Hunter Biva. at 8. Woodward Ave Stork, Ne Gh Daly BP Birmingham MI 4.2735 N 1093 FORD V-8 CONVERTIBLE orth Chev. eae FAIRLANE CHEAP | Honer Biva at 8. Woodward Ave ies Cross Bt. Birmingham MI 4.2735 — 167 Ford Fairlane $00 bardtop. | 1952, CHEVROLET. EXC — Radio heater automatic trans, $260 MY 93-1180 mission. Inca gold finish. Here . 57 CHEV. 2-DR. HT. FUEL another one owner special. Stock He" Soa! Full power. Exce! cone | No. 760. On y $1452. 9812 ‘| North Chev. “COND “0 1N-| 35 CHEVROLET 2 DOOR § ; i Hunter Bivd. at 8. Woodward Ave Gass, @ imeeter, Bieweha Birmingham = MI eided $495 |— ee “RUSS” DAWSON | RE ORSESSION MOTOR COMPANY | $496 balance. scan cash needed | 23 SAGINAW 8T FE 29131 $27 mo Mr. Kin Fe i i 8 BAG! ~ | 115 8 Seginsw re 6 | 55 CHE ET i531 FORD 9 PASSENGER Coun grave eknor | try Squire station wgn. Exc cond. 4@ Door Radio & Healer. | 1016 Berwick, Washington Park New paint Ciood thes j_ Pontiac i $695 | EDDIE STEELE FORD “RUSS” DAWSON _ , MOTOR COMPANY 56 FORD 32 8 SAGINAW. FE 29131) CUSTOM 2 DOOR & 32° CHEVROLET “CLUB COUPE! = Radio and Heater. Fu-O he ast EATER ABSOLUTE Matic Like-new = condi- LY, “NO MONER DOWN Assume lion. JQ Day new car guar payment. ul ies ae op ayitee Credit Myr t arks at | > © ism Ha:od Turner Ford _ | $1095 98 CHEVY SEDAN a On | far fos my equity aiance %o ’ ta eM don _ Eddie Steele — | ‘ | EDDIE STEELE FORD | FORD — eres a 2706 ORCHARD LAKE BEE \ 7 CHUELVROLEI [eR 5-200 Keego FE 2-2520— REL AIR 2 DOOR 18 FORD p eeee GONDITION | fowerglide Radio & Heat- OR_ 3-060) ei W-Walls _ : ~HAUPT | Pie PCN MNO 7705 ORCHARD LAKE RD PR 3-6204 Keego - Fe 23-2830 52 CHEVROLET. NEW MOTOR spotiess body corner of Perry T d and Opdyke Rd. Kimbell and remen Ous _ Sens gas station ! ~ TRANSPORTATION a SEPTEMBER ‘46 Mercury Sedan ‘MM Pontiac Sedan, aulo trans 349 VALUES! ‘$4 “Mercury = dr. . . eulo tran ne $309 ORTH MOTOR BA 1987 Pontiac Superchief ¢ dr Beau- 7987 Liixte Highway on 4 0001 tiful 2 tone HMydramatic Radio Heater Whitewalls, Here Is one | that has been babied Low down | ayment 309 mos on halance | 1956 Ford 4 dr station wagon, FOM 0) CHEVY WAGON RIEPOSSESS:tON % full price’ No cash needed Pay only 17 mo Due Oct Wtn Radio lietet Whitewall tires Mn tatty via ene stiydon th Catalina Vista My : “ay ' . 5 ‘on as n . 1954 ¢ HEV. \WV AGC IN | dramatic Radio, heater, white This le = @¢-dr 210 Has radio wall tires Official'’s car @ave 35 heater automatic shift) Nearly er cent 16 moe on balance new rubber [The price ts right ,195$ Pontiac 2 dr Mydra Heater, | PEOPLE S® AU so | ete. Economy plus dependability (6 Oakland PE 2.336); ere esa in this one. Low down | | wi) CHEVROLET BEL ain POW. leah Pectiae Biarehiel ¥ ar. Mara | clude: B34 FE 6-670 2064 top Checked service and repay | Warkina Pate Ra for carefree miles $196 Cown joa CHEVY DEL - RAY GOOD 1957 Pontiac M@tarchief 4 a: in| condition 47> FE 6-764 | beautiful 2 tone green Hydra matic Radio Heater Whitewalls | i955 CHEVROLET ¢DOOR 8TA- | Clean as @ pin Bee it —drive it uen wagon V-8 ‘engine radio and, ®nd youll buy It. 30 mos on neare’ J-tone paint A real beau.) Palence i NE UE Lak | Stop out and bur Many More to Choose Da _N th h mis} 1 Mile North 10 Or eV. | MADIe 8 3806 or MAple Site Open Nights Til 9 | ‘er ivd gt 8 Weedean Ave Ww tue és ee, inate i! Except Wednesday | oJ CHEVY BEL AIR = Pie Hartge eH of trade on tate) moe jo Ford VA. be rust EDDIE SI ERLE FORL really ice PR 61908 of ~ FR! _. es VA sf “pica, 9 FORD SCRE ey: I Ck. | CUSTOM 2? DOOR en os ee pels Sl © ¢the Alandaid ahift Radio & wos CHRYSLER CLUB’ COUPE Nealaz. | Pull price 695 Kin oo: 118 $395 & Saginaw FE 8-0 _. we OVER STOCKED” | MUST SELL 20 CARB Edd St aye | 84 Ford, Custom 6 i] | Ie KH ee e | SS Packard ¢ lipper, i bY $495) , 4 ford Cusini & 9 dr 425! -— FORD | 2 Chevroiet 4 dr Clean $278) 2708 ORCHARD LAKE av 31 Ford Convertitie $168 PR 5 e204 Keego FER 470 | ‘} Hudson 2d: radio & heat 809) | 1 Buick @pectal 2 dr 665 H 1e) ab ROGERS BALES Ac BERVICK qrae UT] 698 Auburn Ave PR ° 9885 Uced Jeeps Ate Char Be maine CUARANTH BT) UaARGY Cat 6 CHEVY 710 sa Row Hh ww) OT Cher. Bel Air € dr statin i he atte Beek Gays | 87 Ford 8 Pass Ge a dice: a CHEV ROE FT IMPALA Hr 148 +tinev ¢ agen slow. | ua us engine straight attik wany MORE 10 CHOOSE FROM ron traction RAM Ww Welle CORNKRR CAS & PIKE FE 4.108 ip GE Sa 34 FORD, Via AUTO. THAN n4 ; HE VY a TURQUOISE Clean & In good cond UL 230m and white pea'ty new tires, very eo ak asa) | aa FOorD 7 OR POM HARDTOP clean Fr 2.9044 after 4 pm RhH Pawar steeciie.ibig moter | a) CHEVY CONVERT $150 TAKE Over payments FE 48630 after 5 188 DODGE CTLUR AEDAN. RA $1800 FM 4 4049 ! Want to buy a new car? |! Mun antl, dio beater push-button transmnal- BE SURB & pF OUR ' Sion Our stoce Nu 764 Only 9808 BELECTION® .-O NEW AND USED CARS FIRAT, ALWAY¥* A BQUARE DFAT. North Chev. AT ONE OF OAKLAND COUNTIES OLDEST DFAL. | ERS FORDS "INCE 1930 Map H mh 1 8 Woodward Ave am ping hari 73s] arrention BEATTIE. | Your FORD Dealer Stnve (#10 FO HWY al (AR DLAILVRS-- 5806 DIX! On 31701 Al the Stopoemt in’ Waterford 1954 FORD «490 A Pe 3 84a) 15) FORD FOM RAH CUBTOM V8 Poll price $05 Ing Auto 11h @ Baginaw FE &.0402 Cd AUCTION | t EVERY TUESDAY— WISE | —6 PM— | “PRER ENTRY™ | | “yy BUYERS | AUTO AUCTION, INC | 2301 DINTE HIGHWAY: SO | COMPAR I ~Dealers Only-| 1 Binck Weat of Telegraph SSp SANE SSS - rr a Ans FRR Bo2R| 1 ! wc” GLENN'S + MODEL (LEANANCE. Refsre saul : Uy, give wee try! : | MOTOR SALES DUSSEAL | ; VOWS GRAND RIVER GR ¢-4170) ALL CARB ARK j Limi w of Orehard Lake Rd | Tland Selected a _ AND WHILE THEY LAST Like New IN CONDITION New | a) _ Why Settle avers .1959 Plymouth) For Less . aT De8OTO 2 Dr Hop $1204 26 Pascengeb ( ae Sedan 37 PLYMOUTH: Suburban sts ‘ | 2 Door Station Wagon $1705 38 CHEVY Riscarne 2 Dr $16p4 t S : | 57 PLYM “Belvedere © wr $1204 * (. FORD F-Lane 2 Door sie : lis new car price mye BUICK Bpectai 2 Door $1494, clude s all standard BO NOLEAWAGEN 3 Rear’ tines DODGE 4 Door Wagon § 894 equipment and federal t %./ sy yrorp 2 Door Ranch Wan. 91206 | (Michigan. sales tax and) 8S CHEVY 4 Door Wagon +o license ee eee CHEVROLET 2 Doof . § 404 be ° ra.) SN [83 CHEVROLET 2 Door $244 34,000 mile guarantee. [32 BUICK 2 Doom sim < =e ~ ~ SSS CHEVROLET @ Door ¢ oe is R ] 8) FORD Ranch Wen Dr § 194 | ler | GLENN'S | ailas MOTOR SALES - _ 952 WEST HURON | ms N. MAIN nocunsre R EW LOCA ae Toe VALUE OK CAR a er " 2-911 F i 4-737) FE 4-179) 7 | P a A LARGE #&TOCK For Sale Used Care 110 HO | YOU | CAN SAVE UP TO" $2,000 ON OUR BIG - CLEAN-UP SALE '39 DODGE E Les 4 82395 2dr. Auto 2 | 39 Ty "$3095 dr Hardtop. SG IMPE RIAL. $4100 NT 4dr. Pwr. equipypent. Save . HODGES, INC. | MI 6-0029 360 S$ Woodward _ Bham EDDIE STEELE FORD "S/ FORD FLANK "500° VICTORIA Fo-O- Matic Radio and Heater W-Walls Black paint. 16.000 actiet cniles New spare New car JO day guarantee $1695 Eddie Steele FORD 2105 ORCHARD LAKE RD FE 60204 Keegs FE; 2-3529 1957 FORD, ay DR. Ve KRADIO & beater $10@5 a 1958 Buick Bpecial 2 dr Hardtop Dynafiow Radio & heater, white- wails 92006 1957 Ford 4Deor V& Automatic transmission Radio & heater $1205, 1051 Cadillac @ dr sedan. Fully equipped $6205 : Catalinn Straight Whitewalls Hees Pontiac 2 dr stick Radio, Heater, s)205— ; 1991 ms. 7 7 ary sedan $95 | 1993 Ford Station Wagon Radio aed heater Exc. cond $405 | 1051 Mercury s0d.- Pow R&H 1955 DeBoto 4 Dr er steering, power $845 Automatic brakes. “1S minutes from Pontiac’ HOMER HHGHT MTRS. Oxford, Michigan OA 61928 WAGONS. _ 1054 FORD® 2-DR @ Cylinder ranch For work 24 payments Runs exceilent $206 wagon or hunting 1655 FORD 2-DR 6 c¥linder ranch Clean as a pw Stendard trans | Emerald & white $705 24 pay ments $29 35 ylinder ranch & H Clean 1955 FORD 2DR @ © wagon Auto tran 24 payments $20 56 1966 BUICK CENTURY 408 ° ES TATE WAGON IMMACULATE | OWNER MAROON & KBEIGKE POWER, LOW MILES HURRY! 41005 3 DAYS ORLY 24 PMTS s41 86 MU Standard yticed to 4 pmis CHEVROLEL V8 Pertect runner & sell @08§ full price $36 05 | 1907 RAMBLER WAGONA Clean low mileage trades PFoayuipped | priced from $1105 30 mus $425 loos MFR CUR Y MONTEREY 6 pReacenger Wegon ry to @mateh iY ult power sh 74 mos $29 AS 1939 RAMBIER WAQON RADIO (EATER AUTOMATIC, SOLID WHITE, SPOTLERALY CLEAN UNBELIEVABLY LOW IN) PRIC sine oth frytts tty MO ‘ OF HARDTOPS & CONVERTIBLES epeh down of old trade on the above cars Birmingham RAMBLER 616 8 WOODWART MI TS Mile A&A tivernote Troy Jt! A oe low a jen Ss [ICN N reoenyy $ Doon WARDTOP e505 Eddie Steele eG RT de Varron at Elie ea Re 5-0R4] W278 W- PE oS 3177 FOrD DRA ER Al Used Car Shopping Center "SO FORD BTATION WAGON S205 'Cy' Owens Your Priemily PORd 144i oR BAGINAW 5 Tae Dealer Lait S.41n] WILSON PON VENC-CNDILI "SZ CADILEAC 42 SEDAN Buckskin in cater Pui'y equipped including all ae | ee entte s ao power steering brakes & windows This car ta Immaculate throughout Could be put on showroom floor $2708 ADIL EM FA DORAIMG Convertible White wie Blaek fep Hintk & white roberta Full ‘actory oC, equipment | tneluding al) accessories & power a bea ey - Also, Continental Ki BUICK teeta tal es 18 Riviers Sedan Biue © while in color Pails sare Including full power & accessories A beautiful 1 own er pew car trade $1995 an cone = - "S87 PONTIAC STARCHIEF Convertible = Coral with white top Coral & gray interfor Powe: steerttia & brake: Radio & heater Hydramatic WW fires Thi var bare only 4.000 ape & has been aarage kept | $iy ay, PLYMOUTH era tiOM WAUGON Emerald greer in eolo with matching ti tertor A V-8 with radio & heater aulomatic A nice car §i—s ‘97 KORD CONVERTIBLE Fairlane 5 Back & cream with eck raed Power steering, radio preter. Fordomatic, a Gea A 6 clean car "56 MERC reppecl StS Ft DRY Coral | & nite ip color. Radio & heater. | ww Mercomatic 38.000 mi | Muei seen to be eppreciated. $1205. , ua Ww 93. 37 PONTIAC 2 DR BLACK V4 ; tone gray Jeather uphe — eater with standard shift Looks rune — 2 to choose ico Jiant Our ~ sat should handle. Pull price PONTIAC-CADILLAC 1350 N. » Woodward BIRMINGHAM WILSON | un t #1 Fore” HASKINS . | * Super hardtop thy power For EERIE. Used Cars 11 310) PONTIAC AUTO BROKERS Convert, Auto. tony 8 Pls ae oO... % Ford Soamtey Sn 5 55 eh pel Hardtop § BA. > ot Poniler 4 dr, Sha: | 50 ssgpet. 0 CLEAN, 0125. PE ~ ee w mileage—4 govor—two-tone. a Bi PIVMOUTH WAGON V~ 4. For Sale Used Cars ae Ds. DR recently overhauled. 7 PLYMOUTE=eAV PEderai 4-5614. : oe rp $1696 > trans. Radio beater, 3b bait Canty pared: wag. $905 aps ee cond. $1,406. OL ; Oi H. 50951-9088. ae Goes y Vee “ar. Bet air $20o | bby PLYMOUTH 6 CYLINDER. $5 Ford oo... $745 Sides (eh owner. Low down or oid $4 Old= & 2 dr. Pull power #745 3-6040. 4 Ford Vic ne $605 te PiiWGure NVERTIBLE. ro Pore Custom 2dr .. 6) RADIC & HEa ABSOLUTE- 4 Studebaker overdrive | ry LY NO NEY WN Assume eM tab) Pda rete \% ‘on 824! payments of $1146 per mo. Cal! $175, Credit Mgr Mr. Parks at MI 90) 4TH rid a Ford i300 a at rom FE 49100 1954 PLYMOUTH HIGH DRIVE. «| R FEPOSSESSION _ dr_secan £xc. cond. FE 4-7145. | 1955 Ford gonvert., red and white Take over payments of $2724 mo No oor a coo Auto Bales, 199 5 “Pe 41008 | egret tie LATE MODEL | Prices Slashed ! On ne cars. Pinal clsarnuge fo = ‘0 “oigs We need your used ¢ , HOUGH: T EN SON Your Priendi ae Jer ee 529 N Melee NDISERYICE OL 1-976) PLYMOUTH © | ST oT BELVEDERE HAKDTOP ' 2 Door— 20.000 0 actual miles } CARS , _ FRLSS™ DAWSON ° ; WOTOR COMP Lop ee Jeers nereie: dynes’ oy 5 “ABAnAW “TE 20131 brakes rétlo heater Black and : i. white finish, Above average con- dition throughout 1955 Olds 68 4 door hardtop Hydramatic. ‘+adio and heater Black and ifvery finish Good condition 1956 Chevroiet §-passenge: wag or VG. engine Powergiide radio heater Beautiful turquols and ivory finish ; 1957 Olds 88 2-door sedan Hydra me radio, heater, solid black niah 1957 Plymouth 2-door bergion vo-F 6 eigine, iadio, heater, like new condition x 1997 Renault 4-door sedan heater Feriec transmission Condition radio Good 1958 Chevrolet Brookwood 4¢door relate radio, heater. Solid coral | inish HASKINS CHEV. 6571 Dixie Highway at M15 MApie 35-0071 Oven niles ‘til * 1 MERC MONTEREY HARDTOP 2 Door -Merc-O-Matic. Ra- dio & Heater W -Walis. eS “RUSS” DAWSON MOTOR COMPANY 13208 SAGINAW PE 23-9131 96 MERCURY MONTEREY HARDTOP An ideal car for this ideal weather | 1987 BUICK #1798 | radio, | heater and all accessories | 1957 CHEVROLET $1605 Re) Air hardtep Powerglide V-6| radio heater Solid white beauty | e owner. low miles | 10.4 IMPERTAL $405 | Chrysler Imperial power steer: | ing brekes ana windows. Go first | class in this ote, 1958 RAMBLER 186 Super radio heater. wall. Ures. Dtone paint and ra mice 1943 BUICK ye Sips Ruper hardtop solid green finish Don't Bue tna one ‘ 1993- Fi YyMouTH e118 4-door sedan, oo tranamis- sion, Drives like ne { 1935 CHEVROLET ‘i va Powersivte, Be) Air 4door radio heater, whitewall tires. One owner, low thiles, sharp, tegt Plan 2 St OPS Don ores | wutom atte tren. & mission Solid white fintsh. Buy | aa * le 1996 OLDSMORILC $14 | Super 68 4#deor hardtop, meee brakes. Hydramatic, radio, heat- | 1056 PLYMOUTA 4 DR. SEE OUR SELECTION | watled Lake 1959 PONTIAC 3 SHAT | inOn 1957 PONTIAC SAFARI STATION EDDI® STEELE FORD — 355 PL¥MOUTH BELVEDERE 4 DOOR 8 | Auto trans Radio and | Heater W-Walls. Excep- tionally hbice $695 ‘Eddie Steele. | — FORD — ; 2705 ORCHARD LAKE RD F 56-9204 Keego _¥E_ 2-2529 465 FULL nrice down, Sees Rea $27.24 =Mo. 103 & Saginaw F “we Car Of fine late mode) used cars Dodge - Piymouth - Chrysler ACK COLE, INC. W Maple at speanec Trail aile 44511 wagon R& Only _ H. White wail tireés, 3,000 miles. PE 4-7066 Power steeri » Delux interior, Fe 713. 56 PONTIAC CATALINA COUPE. Radio, heat- er, hydramatic, white tires. Tur- | quoise & Ivory firtsh, immacu- ate comaiceen One owner auto mobile $1095 COMMUNITY | Wagon. __brakes = Door - Merc-O-Matic Radio & Heater Reaily MOTOR SALES sharp! — Home of Quality Used Cara — AUBURN & ipod BLVD. \ _ Si 1e6 . FE #4530 RUSS” DAWSON MOTOR COMPANY 5 DOWN 273 * SAGINAW FE 2-013: | $ I W: i 4) GALS PE MILE- leo9 HII 42 FOR man. $1450 2231 Briggs OR 4 pico ta? 7 $195 82° H''DSON 9 DR. R&H VERY et EM 300891 H Riggins ‘ ao = oie Eddie Steele PVC TORY BRANCH ; FORD — Uy) Ib | fee Mab . V1] AN cae at Elz a 5.0001 . ARDTO : _ Radio hee. V = OSs | $1695 JOHNSON | hE S " O! itiac lord Convert. New ton t ' | $1195 | Re al | : S72 Olds Hardtop Ct Power steering & brakes $1695 OLOTE Pris 77 RUSS JOLENSON 6,5 Mf CLEMENS 8ST : e x ae REMIND THE POST OFFS sanelia ot 3) 4 MbPCURY HARDTOP EXC wy 229%) or MY. so3- 1481 Path A TO ees GOOD USED CARs , 46 MERCURY | — BRAID — a DOOR HARDTOP MOTOR SA’ Es Radio & Heater, Standard DeSoto .- Pigmouth Dealer trans, Really nice | 33 YEARS AIR DEALING $005 { Cass at Pie mie Sts. 2-0186 “RUSS” DAWSON MOTOR COMPANY 22208 SAGINAW FE 2-813! | POOK'T BUY! SAN 190) PONTIAC SAVE 88 Slarchiet 4-door sedan power steering power brake radio heater Hydramate white wall tire 2750 actual miles Used as diemoaustrater . - 185K HUICK Sivos Special sedan Dynaflaw yards beater like new Whitewall tie Wieen fioish 38 Bulcks are scarce o oshop early * + ioo8 CHEVROLET S14as Pruck " Fleetside 12.000 actual vj wena feat miles Like new Spare never LARGE SELECTION a | Used en lel he TO GET | : L QO} AGONS 1998 FORD $1nes | : | Fairlane ane Hardtop — Powe: ape POUL NO BRiCue Steering brakes, windows Big } : engine A solid black beayty QUOTED OVER PHONE 1957 PONTIAC . si9as, Ba Chevrolet Station Wagon, Simerchief 4-door ; Power steering, power brakes | Convertible — Demo | Jivdramatic, radio and heater | peed el . bowen. whitewalls 18.000 actual miles GUIDE ows sienna | 198 FORD #1295 ES LOADED | Countey sedan Wagon, V8 Os ine, | uuer "el TRAS "THIS CA Fo: domatte radio, _ heater ite. PRECIA te: SEF. << Wale Green F 186 ALICK 91205 it SED AR SP 14 (CH IAL S Century convertible Full power — ‘se OLDS. SUPER AS Holiday Spt Coupe Liky brand new .. _ hard- ly any miles Blue finish, Power Patol > Uae full prderagt an engine. cia! Priced at #265 . al ne | ‘37 CHEVROLET 4 DOOR 110 V-8 Statior Wagon Beast Ivory & Turquois vinten adio. heater. power steering ad brakes S8pot- Jess''! Only AS es ‘aT DHERCURY 2 DOOR SEDAN Metcomatic, radio. heater. fvory i & tue finish \ really sharp car and ontv $1485 ‘38 CHEVROLET AE! ATR sport Coupe v8 powerg! ide. Adana heer pow ee akes | ' é Almost new with white tires and airee. ivory and red fintsh, Only } MERCURY CONVERTIBLE. | Witte with black t mercomatic | _tad radit-Deater ‘Snty $495 ‘32 CHEVROLET 4 DOOR standard, sa Ta shape. Onty 8 SL.CREVROLET ¢ DOOR with standard teanamietion. Oood m/s pertation §) PONTIAC with Ayorama. tic “This ts for a 53 model an’ only Ww #30 HAVE A LARGE ELECTION OF TRANA- with | Rood er whitewall tires 26.000 setuai i es a __. __ E08 ie . - iat OLDSMOBILE 17 Win aE SHARP ? 2door sedan nice body.’ clean CILS AT i ineithe SHELT 51 I as oom ere Re im EM ste Yontiac - Bure | wonGays th S. p.m. * i rdeys “tl 8 pm. | ROCHESTER, OL 181337. © . Across pccolnges | rs car eajes PS: Open or later: Be he VEnaL tam | 1959 PONTIAC, to go. . 57 BUICK aL PLYMOUTH mat OPEL, - _For Sale Used Cars_ 110 Tae It R CONVERTIBLE a oe seo DIXIE wre ‘ef a a sedan Fuil power, aoe 4 heate ter. | iyare pOW;TIEE Perit ‘Pp ti oe pareeccoee «| Pontiac tits "Me. ‘Sou ni ree 4 Meese oe“ Retail Crissman CHEVROLET Rochester Offers Our Bes‘ Buys Va CUBIOM Be NCH WAGON. FOM, R&H. ONLY -2 oh Naat eg | STATION WAG- R. POWER. CY LINDE GLIDE. BEAUTIFUL IVORY & GREEN. $1295. 55 CHEVROLET V-8 WAGON POW POWER STEER- ._ R&eH. NEW NY- LON TIRES. ‘ST Lepreory hag oy V-8 4 DR giclee TRA T A MARK O. IVORY. . TAN PINIGH $1365, ‘$7 PORD CUSTOM V-8 4 DR POM, epee SPOTLESS a, pigghesea ‘4 TON PICK-UP. 4 PEST OF CARE & IN EX- | 5 CELLENT CONDITION” $005. nD MADR AOE fe | ssume Teor So OR 36 Chev | payments -f $8c8 per mo Call | WE HAVE A SELECTION OF 1HE Credit Mgr. Mr. orks at MI, 1a BES: TO BE POUND ANY. _# 1900 Harold Turner Fora - HER H 68. V-88.| ‘34 RAMBLER STATION WGN. STARDARDS POWERGLIDES, | Auto. trans. Total price. $195 ala TL DOORS, ‘4 ;'36 RAMBLER CROSS COUNTRY — 7 sis Wen. Auto trans R & ww Try uswith an offer! tires. New paint. $796 will trade. ' ‘$5 PACKARD CLIPPER, 4 DR rssman Auto. trans. Like new. §895. MAZUREK STUDEBAKER SALES Saginaw at 8 Boulevard ROCHESTER | rt cost” é aad BANSLES i aa Me ear i . power brakes, . New Open Eves. OL 2-9721 a Good cond. 2985 James e . ‘$6 PONTIAC ? . 2 DOOR HARDTOP Your Choice, $100 Good rubber. Clean inside. ‘$1 International ‘% ton pick-up $545 ‘$0 Ford R&H Exc. rubber. "$2 rr dd nV ca transportation “RUSS” DAWSON ANY CARS 'S0 | FORD MOTOR COMPANY 2 8 BAGINAW FE 20131 1950 BONNEVILLE VISTA. LOW | mileage 831 Glendale FE 2-2645. 4 DR. STAR CHIEF | Vista. Hyd. Power steering, power brakes. WW. etc. Low mileage. Like new 12 Neome Drive 58 PONTIAL 4 DR. SUPERCHIEF. ‘ow mileage Heas _FE $7079 1952 PONTIAC | 2 DR_ OWNER eae Huns good. MY 13-7381 after pm $5 bow. N "82 CHEVROLET 2 DOOR $195 Eddie Steele FORD was W ou at Eliz 9-977 Hur Lk Rd _ FE ab: -0861 OLIVER” Motor Sales Wash-Out Days FE ARE STILL GIVE AWAYS aust BARGAINS 3 BETCKR 2-DR. . $2195 HARDTOP with heater, dynaflow white tires. coral in color Nice car 38 FORD, ENG. ..$1195 Radio heater, standard trans- ele white tires. An économy ecial '38 FORD (VGN. . $2095 COUNTRY SEDAN. Radio, heat- rea Fordomatic, wer steering brakes tu-tone blue and white aun white tires. A real beauty $7 FORD ..... .$1495: RANCH WAGON. Radio & heat- er. Fordomatic white tires and tu-tone Ick ; 57 BUICK $1995 ROADMASTER 4 DR HARDTOP _ Complete power, radio, heater. ~dynafiow. white tires and all back finish Big. roomy & ready $1995 sU ER 2 HARUTOP RA DIO & HEATER. DYNAFLOW, POWER STEERING & BRAKES TU-TONE FINISH. THE ROOMY SUPER" $ 805 2 DOOR SEDAN HEATER AU- TOMATTIU TRANSMISSION Witte TIRES AND TU-TONE S8 BUICK 2.00... $1195 4 DOOR SPECIAL SEDAN. RA- DIO HEATER, DYNAFLOW. TD- DR * $1005 «DOOR SS} PONTIAC wy... $ 9US “STARCHIEF. RADIO. HEATER. HYDRAMATH, WHITE TIRES. rT TU-TONE, CAR IS CLEAN WITH treat READY FOR DE. 35 OLDS 88 ...$ 995 iene shy wan. wire fan | Finish A SHARP CLEAN | ry FORD | .. 8 205 EE PUa RAvIo. woneat: Fie OREO ge A REAL 37 OLDS 2-0R). $145! TANDA a ee Wel fek AND Pontiac’ s Bargain MANY MORE CARS TO CHOOSE — For Sale Used Cars. No $5 DOWN : FORD i STATION -WAGON /. $595 Eddie Steele -— FORD — 3275 W. Huron at Eliz. Lk. Rd. PE §-3177 _ FE 5-0861 | FACTORY BRANCH Scams . '58 PONTIAC Store FE 3-7117 45 MT. CLEMENS 87. BEHIND THE POST OFFICE 1957 PONTIAC STAR CHIEF CaT- aliirna Good condition. Take over payments. Phone MU 4-3436. 59 PONTIAC CATALINA. CON- vert Hydra. Whitewalls. Power seems fs brakes. PE 4-4657 after | 2 DOOR SEDAN Red & Black peint. 1 own- er. Very clean $795 “RUSS” DAWSON R COMPANY M 232 8. SAGINAW PEs 22-9131 ‘1062 NASH. 2 DR ee oo $05 King Auto “EB FT) few RAMBLERS~ ee "20 00 by end of month. We wi pay | | the tax increase on these cars. | A deal you will never forget R&C Rambler Sales e145 Commer 5 BM. one Lake | LOW MILEAGE 1 CONVERTI- LOADED With EQUIP. Huge Bavingas MU 41715 TOM: BOHR ‘NC ' Think For Yourself Quality Cars With LOW PRICES Biggest uality Lowest Prices? Ask Our Chasis "55 DeSOTO 57 DeSOTO Firedome Hardtop. Radio, heet- Pirefiite 4door sedan, ‘black tan caS t brakes. radio, —, "ek Ont LANCE. 3 QLD CAR ; Se na ee oe | '54 CHRYSLER ‘4 er, white Mires, Oalr Se : $199 vst Yorker ¢door rakes” sade, "Soa MON ON B. NCE. 56 FORD aiSierd Pghhrioti br dag age oar ’S8 FORD ae Se, , ae beat iy gfe. § “SenLYMOUIa pial hatin B Torqueflite, radio, — w used oT youll ever see $190 ‘OR OLD 57 MERCURY CA N, ONTHS ON Convertible with Mereomatic, eer poet eae “ues meneel 57 PLYMOU TH Only $1495. $199 ner peed CAR Belvedere, 2-door Baseton: N, MONT ON BAL. “po ae ar cee '35 OLDSMOBILE res CAR DO 30 Super 68 2-door wer _ & brakes, H Grams! tic, Ae pel a — ater white white ‘tires, red 55 CHRYSLER Ee ‘Gown. °W Howras Club Cow Windsor Auipeater ON MBAL ANCE. i aa iteering i 36 MERCURY rakes ri r MONE wi “Se ONTHS ry Only ON BALANC id cat we eee EB 727 BUICK ONTHS ON BALANCE. peel r 2dr. preted Ms aoe 57 FORD a nobler, en : stick tratismission. rete. heater, — nee at Moxey’ DOWN, 7) Cee DOWN. 50° uo MONTHS OD BAL ON BALANCE. 55 PONTIAC Hardtop Hydramatic, radio, heater, athe tires, very clean. — MONTHS ON BALAN "36 OLDSMOBILE “57- PLYMOUTH Belvedere 4door with radio, ~ heater vous tires ae | WN, Onty $995 30 MONTHS 5 ONMBALANCE. '56 LINCOLN Premiere hardtop. Al) the good- 98 Holiday Club Coupe. Beauti- jes. This car must seen 2h black. with all power. $199 ap ee $199 OR OLD CAR oO Soy N, 2 DOWN. 24 MONTHS ‘ON BAL. MONTHS ON BALANCE.” 56 PLYMOUTH 58 DeSOTO 4-door Savoy. push button trans- Fireflite 2-door hardtop, all mission, radio. heater ~ white finish, power steering & tires. really sharp. NO MON brakes. Torqueflite new all DOWN, 24 MONTHS ON BAL the wie $199 OR CAR Ses 36 MONTHS ON BAL. 57 DODGE 5 FORD Custom Royal Hardtop with 35 OR power steering and brakes, 6& Customline 2-door with Fordo- Way seal, peau et hes. matic, radio, heater, | $190 D tires, red and white finish ome a Sees Simson BARR $8 CHEV ROLET 55 PLYMOUTH Impala. Convertible. Power ites as — evr r4 2-door bite ure. snap beet es 8 ar 5 er, Ww res a R OLD CAR DOWN, 38 = MONEY “pow MONTHS MONTHS on” BALANCE. ON BALAN CE WAGON VALUES 56 CHEVROLET 57 PLYMOUTH 9 passenger Sport Suburban 210 4door wagon. radio, heat with power steering & brakes, er. Powerglide. Priced to go! Torqueflite. radio, heater, white $199 OR OLD CAR DOWN, “pe a ae us OR OLD MONTHS ON BALANCE. cr i ‘Down oA "56 NASH "S?7- PLYMOUTH - Custom Suburban 4. PLY MOUTH . z= can gilt FIT ANYRODYS ,? dr. Sedan. RAH. sta. _trana. ‘30 BUICK ........ $1195 |'S4 PLYMOUTH ~..$475! SUPER 4 DOOR SEDAN WITH | 4 dr. Sedan. RSH. Std. trans. | nae BEATER. DYNAFLOW. | it TOT OR TERING, S:BRARES (‘54 DOTIGE rec | ILY SEDAN PRICED To GO. Glee ¢ dr Sedan Auto. Va | 86 BUICK ..0..... $13954-22 p {DOOR HARDTOP ROABAag | 2° PON FAC » $3954 TER. RADIO, HEATE DYNA. -8td trans. ® cylinder, | | baer seta "83 BUICK ss! ; -TONE nish i'§ i BRA e fes Rau eg | ton ae Bio CAR WITH 9 gr. yt, ‘RAE. "56 BO ACK $1295 SoERTURY boom’ Hatter SAEED, oa 99 10 EATER DYN POWER BRA KES ArLOW, 52 CHEVY ........$398. ja ten pick-up. R&H. | Specials ‘$1 STUDEBAKER ae R4&H Good transportation. “M DODGE ........$165, fot Gout RAM etd. tran "52S STUDEBAKER (8125. 2 ar. UT. Auto. 90 CHEVY 00... :.$125, Rog ar. wr. ‘RAH. ‘ FROM i Fs ae 4 a "Dallas GIANT SALE You Haven't Seen GOOD USED CARS Until You've Visited MATTHEWS-HARGREAVES The Cars ‘Speak for Themselves $39 CHEVROLET $88 CHEVROLET. ALA 4DOOR BISCAYNE 2-DOOR ame ¥- V-8 Standard shift. i ing, Radio. ke Nee Ivory and Gold Heater at- vory @ ‘ ore Wa ls. * very” & Signals and W-Walls Grey. ~ - ee eeeeues mueasees S2375 . te AE ~'37 CHEVROBET 58 FORD STATION WAGON STATION WAGON _— 2-Door—Beige & Gold Country 8 — Forda V-8 Powerglide Radio matic V6, Beige and & Heater, W-Walls. Ivory. Power Steering. 1595 dio, Heater, Walls. Sis eis S els we tee ae ee) Ch 56 PON PIAC "57 PLYMOUT H 8-CHIEF SEDA SPORT COUPE Radio & Magiee! Hydra- atic, vk oat - 3 Radio & Heater, Auto ower Brak New Jet Biack ane eee W-Walls. otnes lass 55 CHEVROLET Bee es er ven see svaaeaa S1S9D "35 PONTIAC CONVERTIBLE OOM Ea rematic nadie adio and Heater. V-8 eate ieor ond hee = . toon, A real gem. Seesesecivsaseee § INU Ge eueyeersen ne, § OOS ‘37 CHEVROLET STATION WAGON fe ee cd ne ! Borwergitde ide R Radio, ere eer aeeseesneeons ot $1685 35 CHEVROLET > hae & Mester @ Cyl, $ 885 ‘37 CHEVROLET i ) +DOOR_ HARDTOP 57 F rei waders So00n, oo adio and ater, 1 onde oo A A Power. Is sharp! Heater ne wWwale” ena sa Sie & cose. $1685 Sonos egensocnned ih. k Pe 6 CHEVROL eT: ee and Silver Paint, | Radio Heater, ‘ 6 Cl CH |EVROLET vines St kar ee are 5 +O MARTON SS, CHEVROLET . Saw. W. Walls. ’ wits at Foe teceesseeeen ses SIMS ii cceeae § 2S __MANY-MANY-MORE TO. CHOOSE FROM ‘37 CHRYSLER : 631 wear: AVES PE 44547 a ] 7 Main |; , Rochester | O10, Xk a Hs. Television. Progvunis -- ie Ueda «le eae AEs ow oe cea efit ie THE PONTIAC PRESS: MONDAY: SEPTEMBER 14, 1959 Conant —— "Channel —wws-TV Chanael 1 1+W2xZ-TV Channe) § URLW-TV seeuietand Mites pa 9 Sn Agent. 1:55 (4) Faye Elizabeth. ; 10:56 (7) 3 » |2:00° (2) Better or W 6:00 < Reps, Weather. 11100 @) I Love Lucy. (4) aun for ste. (9) Popeye. las bt om ? (7) Day in Court 6:15 (4) Mr. Adams and Eve. (9) Abbett and Costello. 2:30 .(2) House Party. 20 (2) ‘News, * }iis30 (2) Tep Dollar, Oe " f C) Fargpag Atelts. ‘ eee. °%, (1) Gale Storm- 6:40 (2) News. Foreign Légionnaire. 3:00 (2) Big Payoff. ‘(1D Sports Deadline sist i Demeter z (4) Young Dr.. Malone. 6:45 ra (4) (7) News. : (7) Beat the Clock. 7:00 (2) Dr, Christian. McDonald TUESDAY AFTERNOON © (9}. Movie, Carey, 12:00 (2) Love of Life. 3:30 (4) From These Roots. . @ Death Valley Days. (4) Tie Tac Dough. * (1) Who Do Yoo Trust? (7) Fall Fashion Fanfare. (D) Actoss the Board. (2) Verdict Is Yours. Jayne Meadows hostess for (9; World’ Passport. , |400 (2) Brighter Day. — : oagll 12:30 (2) Search for Tomorrow. ,, @& (color) Truth or Conss - © Seem Patrol (4) It Could Be You; quences. 7:30 (2) Name That Tune (T) Pantomime Quiz. D Bandstand. (4) Buckskin, 5 (®) Mary 4:15 (2) Secret Storm. (7) Youth Bureau. “Case. dt/19.45 (2) Guiding Light. 4:30 (2) Edge Of Night. the ‘ Off-Beat 12:50 (9) News. (4) County Fair. (9) Movie. “The Giri ‘Fromiiq (2) Our Miss Brooks. (9) Sherwood Forest. Jones Beach,” Ronald Réta- (4) NBC Playhouse. 5:00 (2) Movie. gan. (7) Music Bingo. ~ (4) tcolor} George. Pierrot. 8:00 (2) Texan. . ‘ (9) Movie. ‘ (9) Looney Tunes. (4) a ag Gun. “The Last 1:30 (2) As The World Turns. 5:30 (7) Adventure Time. s+ 4 4 rts. . (7) Polka~so-Round. an teem. = : 8:30 (2) Father Knows Best. (4),Wells Fargo, “Desert Showdown,” Dale Robertson. (2) Frontier Sustice. “Black|® Is for Grief,” Mary Astor, ‘ Chester Morris,” ~" (4) Peter Gunn. “Keep Sm‘l- ing,” Jackie Coogan, Mara Corday. (D Play of the Week. “I Want ‘to Be a Star,’'. James 9:00 : Dunn. : (9) Byline, Steve “Wilson. Mark Stevens. 9:30 (2) Joseph Cotten. “Twice in Peril.” (4) Goodyear Theater. “Story were ‘a Moral,” for Caria,” Anna (4) NBC Playhouse. ‘‘Por- trait for Murder,’ George Sanders, Dana Wynter. (9) News, Weather. 10:20 (9) Sports, . 10:80 (7) Detroit Deadline News. (9) Movie. “Shadow of the Thin Man,” William Powell. 10:50 (4) Newscope. 11:00 (2) (4) News, Weather. (7). Soupy’s On. 11:15 (2) Sports. 11:20 (2) Movie. “Is Everybody Happy?” Ted Lewis. (4) Sports. 11:30 (4) Jack Paar. (1D) Movie. ‘‘House of Hor rors.” TUESDAY MORNING (4) Today. (1) Big Show. (2) Meditations. (2) On Farm Front. (2) Cartoon Classroom. (7) Breakfast Time. 7:00 7:2 7:25 7:30 8:15 8:30 -9:00- : (4) (color) Bozo the Clown. 9:30 (4) Life of Riley. (7) Stage 3. 10:00 (2) (4) Khruschev Visit. (9) Gov. General Vaniat. |the strike lasts. He Hip $a in Kew Fa By JOE FINNIGAN Hollywood Correspondent HOLLY WOOD — Television's Westerts shows all resort to “gim- micks’” as audience} grabbers but a hew fall oater goes one step fur- ther when the cowboy saunters es Shooter ll Western down Main street armed with a seven shooter! , x! * * “Most of the other cowboys have six shooters or rifles but our Thomas telephone problems, DANNY LOSES DAUGHTER — son, shown giving her television father Danny has “left home." Sherry, who grew up with the TV series, wanted Sherry-Jack- Danny Thoniek Gel me iNew TV D Daughter By JAMES BACON . > AP Movie-TV Writer HOLLYWOOD (AP) — When Dagny Thomas’ new shows come on this fall, look close, He’s got a new teenage daughter. daughter who grew up with the series, no longer is in the famous family. A spokesman.for Thomas says that Sherry wanted to con- to concentrate on her education.and other acting. . She's being replaced by 4 transplanted New York actress, Penney Parker. % New Books Added ‘Johnny Ringo’ has a seven shoot.) Steel Talks Full Again But McDonald Warns Union Won't Budge on Its Demands NEW YORK