! \ , , ? a } : wa | ve bez ( \t J ay j # | Av i ' : ) ih nee ; The|Weather ! fee e Weather — we ee _PRESS oo alimemet } = Detalia page (we v7. ecg OR ae ‘Uéth YEAR 5 PONTIAC, MICHIGAN THURSDAY, AUGUST } 16, 1956 —64 PAGES z..a | Te Miciigan Loses Fig tto Beef Up Civ Right Oakland Behind Nixon, : By LAWRENCE VanDusen S. MARTZ JR. In two resolutions unanimously passed last night, convening Oakland County Republicans endorsed the candidacy of Richard C, Van Dusen of Birmingham for state attorney general and went on record favoring renomination of Vice President Richard M. Nixon. for “dedicated and energetic performance of his duties.” Judge Resumes Dope Hearings Expect Defense to Ask Dismissal of Charges Against 15 Suspects The pre-trial examination of 15 suspects in an alleged dope con- spiracy in the southwest Pontiac The strongly worded Nixon resolution praised him . area re-opened this morning with the possibility that Defense Attor-) ney Milton R..Henry will ask for a dismissal of charges, The examination has been con- ducted before Pontiac Municipal Judge Cecil McCallum in a half- dozen sessions since the arrests in). mid-May, Chiet Assistant Prosecutor George F, Taylor has attempted to show evidence of the con- spiracy since Sept. 1, 1955, te = late state narcotics laws. * It noted Nixon “has been the target of unwarranted and unreasonable attacks . by those who repre- sent interests at odds with the administration.” These attacks, the resolution said, “have caused some other Re- publicans. to doubt the value of the contributions Vice President Nixon has ma COUNTY BEHIND HIM The resolution expressed ‘com- plete confidence” in Nixon, urged his renomination, and pledged him the “v holehearted support”’ of Oak- land County. Copies of the document are te be sent to Nixon and Republican |80n, looking beyond his nomina- National Chairman Leonard Hall. Van Dusen’s endorsement came) after Chief Assistant Prosecutor George F. Taylor, who had an- nounced his candidacy for the same post, withdrew in Van Du- sen's favor. Lashing out at the Democratic conspiracy jeveboes sane aioe. sion and tse of narcotics, party and its Chicago convention, “sss jn)laylor compared Tennessee Gov. “Sy F Clement, Democratic key- > jnoter, to an evangelist. 28, and Paul Baity, scribed as “pushers” of heroin. The pair refused to testify at. the last session, Aug: 3. Without their testimony, evidence 27, both de- of a remains scanty, according to authorities. Balty and Miss Yates face more serious charges of sale and of heroin if the con- spiracy case falls through, All of the suspects, including two “My father used to say, where there’s an evangelist there's like- ly to be sinners,” Taylor said. Thanking delegates for their sup- port, Van Dusen, retiring state rep- resentative from the county’s third district, said there will be “a tough fight in Grand Rapids to secure this nomination for Oakland Coun- ty.”’ If Van Dusen is nominated, he will be the first county candidate other women, have been free un- der bonds. . on the Republican state ticket in 21 years, Taylor said. : Waits Results PLANNING CIVIL RIGHTS STRATEGY — This huddle on civil rights strategy © was one of many held all over the Democratic convention floor last night in Chicago during the long evening session. It was held just off the speaker's podium as north- ern insurgents tried to get a stronger civil rights: plank written. Left to right: ~ +> Dems Finally Cool Off Persistent Hot Potato, but Not Before Some Long Hours of Hassling Coy’ Stevenson However, He Asserts Paralysis of Progress Hampers Republicans By WILLIAM J..CONWAY CHICAGO —Adlai E. Steven- tion, said today there is a “virtual paralysis’’ of progress under the Eisenhower Administration. He added that it is ‘“‘not due alone tosthe President's infirmity." Stevenson eased off his pace as he approached a second Demo- cratic presidential nomination at ‘tonight's session of the party's convention, He predicted a Democratic tri- umph in the fall election. Stevenson also was reported to have expressed approval of the party platform, with specific en- By JOE HAAS CHICAGO—The hot potato in the platform of the National Demo- cratic Convention long has been known to be the civil rights plank. In fact it has been the hot po tato for many po-#a litical platforms since the earlies recollections most of us. It is so hot this year it was al lowed to cool. tilthe early dentified, Gov. uni- They hoped a lot of listless ora- tery, more than an hour of music by the orchestra, and a couple ot hours of sneaking in other ‘planks might so tire out dele- gates and audience they wouldn't notice it. FORCED THROUGH But they were waiting for it, and such a fuss was riled up that reinforcements were necessary in the shape of a shot in the arm and kick lower down by Dr, Har- ry Truman in order to have it the unmatchable technique of adopted, and by a vote requiring} GO PHot Civil Rights Plank Cools and Cools . . . and Finally Passes G. and unidentified. Building up for the platform vote, Sep. Robert Kerr of Okla- homa, told delegates and sudi- ence Secretary of State dohn Dulles is an old tanglefoot, that the Democrats won World War ll, that FDR and Harry were the greatest presidents in 100 | years, and that the Republicans had substituted the Democrats’ rendezvous with destiny with a rendervous with deception. He said the world’s biggest circus hadn't closed — only moved to Washington, One of Nixon's severest critics, ‘Chairman Sam Rayburn to detect |Kerr let him down easy, But he Mennen Williams of Michigan, Sen. Paul Douglas of Tilinots, Richard Richards of Los Angeles, a U. S. senatorial candidate, unidentified, Sen. Herbert L‘ .man of New York, imack, said it was the greatest AP Wirephote speech was when Rayburn stooped party off the floor, then remark- ing, ‘There has been confusion here all the evening and it isn't doing us any good. Not many peo- ple here know what's going on.” BEST YET. Its. chairman, John W. McCor- him to chasé a Stevenson boosting) State Gives. Up but It Fights, Says Governor. Williams Calls Platform | ‘Good and Strong’ One, Says He'll Back It — Michigan delegates are pledged to vote unani- mously for Kefauver for vice president on their first ballot tomorrow night, reported Pontiac Press correspondent Joe Haas by telephone today. By ROGER LANE CHICAGO (#—Michigan Tost the battle for a strong- er civil rights plank - but Gov. G. Mennen Williams said today the Democrats still put together a “good and strong” platform to: run on in November. “We did everything we could honestly and honor- lably do,” said Williams, ap- parently undaunted after the defeat. “We lost on a fair vote. We are going to do every- thing we can to support the Democratic candidates Platform Committee of all time, amateurs and that it had discov- ered Republican prosperity is a delusion. The biggest crowd of the first three days of the convention was on hand. They knew the civil rights question could not be put dorsement of “a grand farm pro- gram.” Stevenson also said, in a state- ment, he would have “preferred a specific endorsement" of the Supreme Court's decision against segregation, but said that the civil rights plank provides a firm base toward solution of the problem. - ~ School Room Contracts were approved Addition Bids OK dby Board of Education Bids to build multi-purpose room additions at four more elementary schools were accepted this morning by the Pontiac Board of Education. The construction, figured at $621,438, nearly winds up plans to provide adequate facilities for children attending eight of the city’s older schools. this morning for additions at Central, Emerson, Hawthorne and Willis Schools. The price includes tie-in of corridors, electrical systems, ‘While Stevenson's nomination seemed to lack only an official stamp, he himself was a bit coy about pronouncing himself the winner. Clement Says No,. but— CHICAGO (INS)—Another Ten- hesseean is also in the vice presi- dential race, along with Estes. . Frank Clement, the Demo- cratic keynoter, said today he is “not running for it and not running away from it,"’ but it is an open). secret that he would like to do Kefauver out of the No. 2 spot. Harry All the Way CHICAGO (INS)—Averell Harri- man announced today that former President Harry S. Truman will make a seconding speech for his nomination this afternoon, plumbing and heating. The Board plans to con- tract for a multi-purpose addition at Malkim School within a few months, ac- cording to Dr. Dana P. Whitmer, Superintendent of Schools. Canstruction at Malkim is held up, he said, until plans are ready for an ad- ditional six classrooms and a kindergartén there. Bids accepted this morning were of $413,083 for general construction by Schurrer Construction Com- pany; $157,220 for mechanical work by Eames and Brown, Inc., by Schultz Electric Service. The buildings may be in full (Continued on Page 2, Col. 2): Adm. McCormick Dies; Led Naval War College NEWPORT, R.I. @®—Vice. Ad. __ Naval Hospital of a heart attack. Atlantic Fleet during those years. | Army Supplies of Value and of $51,135 for electrical work) Badly - Pramt ddbosieghacienrnes | WASHINGTON ~—- The United + Oakland in Chicago aa eo L LONDON (®—The Western Big Three proposed today that the operation of the Suez Canal be made the .responsibility of an in- ternational board, including Egypt inked to the United Nations. Babs Sideswipes Japanese Island Kyushu Catches Fringe of 110 M.P.H. Typhoon; Okinawa Pilot Missing TOKYO «® — Typhoon Babs, with winds. of 110 miles an hour in its center, struck a glancing blow tonight at Japan's main soutfern island of Kyushu. No re- ports of casualties or damage were immediately available. One U. S. Navy airman was missing in the wake-of the storm's fringe on. Okinawa to the south. Four others with him were reg- cued when their amphibious plane sank, Predictions that the typhoon would hit Kyushu full force were not borne out. High winds on the fringe were expected to hit the Pusan area in Korea. The -pilot of the sunken Navy; }plane, whose name was withheld, was the object of search by Army, Air Force, Navy and Marines. ‘Don't Do It!’ Herter Orders in Statement BOSTON (INS) — Gov. Christian A. Herter of Massachusetts, today definitely killed all chances of Harold E, Stassen to nominate him for vice presidency at the Republican National Convention Monday in San Francisco. Governor Herter in a “final statement,” said he wanted “to make it clear” that if his name | U. S. Secretary of State Dulles, on’ behalf of the United States, France and Britain, presented a four-point plan for solving the in ternational crisis blown up by Egyptian President Nasser's ha- tionalization of the vital water- way. Dulles told the 22-nation Suez cenference the hoard proposed by the West would be established by treaty and. would provide for operation of the canal in accord- ance with the 1888 Constantinople convention, The plan Would insure that the ‘board could not be dominated by any. single power or group of pow- ergs and would open the canal to all powers. Dulles spoke to the conference's afternoon session. A source close to. the conference said he put for- ward these points: 1, Operation of the Suez Canal shall be in accordance with the 1888 Constantinople convention, a nine-nation agreement which pro- vided the.canal would be open to all shipping in peace and in war. hours this morn- which way it went. And everybody|so tired out the audience many of aing before | they JOE knows which way Sam wanted it|them went home. The only excit- dared present it. to go. ling thing in connection with Kerr's International Control Hmphasized . Dulles Presents 4- Point Plan for Suez, naries were like being at a movie and Walting for the feature, off any longer, and the sensed that the tiresome yretim, |nis toright. He designated that it was not made up of political and the Democratic plat- \form,” he said. Adlai E. Stevenson. was ‘soaring on the wings of the ‘civil rights “moderation” victory today toward the Democratic presidential nomination which. will be Sen. John F. Kennedy to place his name before the It was nearly five hours after; convention. ~ show opened that it finally} With other Northern tiberal el@ to be dragged out, and fully|ments, Michigan was shouted down sponsibility of an international a half of the early audience|at 1:20 a.m. today on its demand board, to be established by trea- then were at home and asleep— for wording that would. have ior should have been. ty and linked with the U.N, Egypt More than a dozen lesser planks! should be on it and jt should not be dominated by any single power or group of powers, Its functioning should not prejudice the use of the canal by any power. 2. The pew arrangement must recognize Egypt's right to an equitable return, presumably from any profits from use of the 3. Fair gompensation should be paid to the stockholders of the nationalized Suez Canal Co. 4, Arbitration machinery should be agreed upon to settle any dis- putes that might arise out of these principles, tg Lom It’s Official: Adlai’s In . CHICAGO (INS)—Adlai Steven- son’s solid possession of 781 first- ballet votes, nearty 100 more than the 686144 needed to give him a second crack at Presi- dent Eisenhower, made the nom- inating « speech spectacle some- The operation should be the re- thing of a hollow show. preceded it, all with an extended) fearing One was the “magna ‘charta” for labor, the promised ‘repeal of the Taft-Hartley Law, Most of the others were what must be expected if any political party expects to garner any votes. The afternoon session today is| only a preliminary leading up to nominating speeches for candidates for President this evening, mercury rose to 89 at 2 p.m. Sticky and Dull Weather Tonight Warm and partly cloudy weather is what the U. 8. Weather Bureau predicts for the Pontiac area tonight, with a chance of scattered showers and thunder- showers tonight and tomorrow. Tomortow's forecast, 1s cooler weather, with a high near 80. ‘ In downtown Pontiac, the lowest temperature reading preceding 8 a. m. was 69 degrees. pledged the party to “carry out" Supreme Court decisions in the civ- il rights area. * ‘é * The rejected minority report of the Platform Committee also called for insertion in the civil rights plank of a paragraph of the 1952 Democratic platform. The paragraph promised an ef- fort for federal legisiation to se- eure, among other things, “the right to equal opportunity for em- ployment.” Michigan already has a Fair Employment Practices Law, passed by the 1955 Legislature after years of prodding by Williams. NOT PUT OUT The governor seemed not at all dejected afterward by the rebuff he suffered in company with Gov- ernors Leader of Pennsylvania, Ri- — bicoff of Connecticut, Meynar of New Jersey, and Freeman of Min- nesota, along with Sens, Lehman of New York, and Douglas of Illi- nois, “The party is stronger. for what least several degrees last night, thembers of the or Michigan Delegates Cool Off With F “|the voice votes that rejected. the we did,” he told néwsmen, “I think the ph is pretty good. We just felt it should be a little better,” he explained, He said he felt no “rancor” at mack, Platform Committee chair- man. * * * Williams was one of five North- erners including Lehman and Doug- las, who spoke for the losing cause, pitting their oratory against that of former President Truman, for- mer Gov, Dever of McCormack and Sen, Joseph. O’Ma- honey of Wyoming. Supporters of the majority rec- ommendation called it the best civ- il rights plank ever adopted Einar ———— at HPT ‘PRESS AWARD — Assistant The Pontiac Press, L. James Binder presents a $25 bond from The-Press to John Fromm at cere- monies at a special Ground Observer Corps meet- ‘Where to Obtain CD Data‘ in Contention Topic for Hot Discussion Where to get civil defense infor- | mation sparked a hot discussion) last night at a joint meeting of the! City Editor of tion during the fense, and natura) disaster pre- paredness. # * Speaking for the city, David R. ing last night. Fromm was awarded the prize fér having accumulated the most hours of observa- Ground Observer Corps, city and |p. al wald said that City Manager Wal- county Civil Defense officials, and iter K, Willman's office was the representatives of the county) , P place to seek information on civil nome mas ag chapter. defense plans or natural disaster’ Under discussion was civil de- Michigan Beaten in Civil Rights Row | (Continued From Page One) Democratic party, and to fire the hopes of the American people." PRAISES COMMITTEE He complimented the Platform Committee on a “generally excel- lent job” but said his delegation ‘felt the civil rights section fell somewhat short of our ideal,” He told the convention: “We joined with like-minded) . Democrats from many otheg'states| and cities from coast to cdast to present our views to the commit- tees preparing recommendations to, this body so that we might all unite behind a unanimous plat- form. “Despite our best efforts to reach a harmonious conclusion, we were unsuccessful. “So in dil humility and good faith, we submit this civil rights amendment. “It proposes no more, or pro- poses no less, than Thomas Jef- ferson in the Declaration of Inde-| pendence, or Adiai Stevenson or Averell Harriman in their recent public utterances.” ’ Williams showed no bitterness over settlement ‘of the issue by a voice vote, * * * The governor had worked tire-' lessly through the day, starting at 3 a.m., for the Northern objective. To a great extent, it was an ef- fort led by Michigan, even though New York, California, Pennsyl- - vania -and more than a dozen other states joined forces, in whole or in part, a ve ae One of the platform sentences 5 that particularly disturbed the S Michigan delegation read: Lae “We reject all proposals for the use of force to interfere with the orderly determination of these mat- ters by the courts.” - This was construed in some quarters to express the idea that under no circumstances, even in fiance to federal court orders, should force be contemplated, ithey had received no such infor- _ conditions of riot occurring in de- preparedness. * * * Several GOC members claimed) mation from the city. In addition to the discussions on preparedness, @wards were presented to GOC members hav- ing the most hours of observa. | tion for the past three months, An American Flag was given by the Elks Chapter No, 723 to the < ae \ Pontiac Press Phéto months of April, May and June. as Adlai s Mate Democratic Nominee Refrains From Giving Any Hint of Preference CHICAGO (®—Adlai E. Steven- son, coasting confidently toward his second Democratic presiden- tial nomination, today kept the “pom Pontiac will stage a demon- "THR PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, AUG City Guardsmen}. “in Firing Display Company M to Exhibit) Sniperscope in Night! Combat Maneuvers Some 100 .National Guardsmen stration of night firing with a sniperscope tonight when units of the 125th and 126th infantry regi- ments wil] participate in combat demonstrations at-Camp Grayling. Pontiac's M Company will join ercises, . Flint’s second battalion of the 125th infantry will stage a “mad minute” with every weapon in the unit fired at the same. instant. Everything from rifles to 3.5 rock- ets—about 1,500 weapons all told— Retail Merchants’ ‘Frolic’ Draws 350 to Clubhouse: | |--More than 350 Pontiac business- “limen gathered at the Pontiac Coun- try Club yestersay to help the Re- tail Merchants Asén. celebrate it 20th Annual Frolic. The event! was highlighted by an afternoon of golf matches and a banquet in the evening. _ Israel is experimenting with growing sugar cane and sorghum in the hope of supplementing sugar BS $2.69 Value Week-End WATCH | Famous INGRAHAM “Sturdy” Pocket Watch will fire a volley. Supporting the 126th in the com- bat team exercises will be the 1.79 Accurate and dependable pocket watch for work and sports. This low price plus 10% Fed. tax. 943rd Field Artillery Batt. of Jack- son and Albion; Company B of the 117th Engineer Batt., Marquette; ithe 46th Reconnaissance Company of Detroit; Company A of the 746th Ordnance Batt., Battle Creek; the 46th Signal Company of Ypsilanti; the 107th Medical Batt., Detroit. Pontiac Deaths Robert James Morford Jr. Graveside service was held this morning in Oak Hill Cemetery for Robert James Morford Jr., infant son of Robert James and Shirley Ann Johnson Morford of 768 Third St. The baby was born at 1:10 p.m. yesterday in St. Hospital and died an hour later. Jo Anne, Phyllis Nella, Kay and Karen Marie, all at home,’ grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Perry ‘Morford of Pontiac and Mr. and field for a running mate wide open. Roger Tubby, Stevenson's press secretary, said at least six names are “‘on the list.” * Tubby identified the six as Sen- ators Estes Kefauver of Tennes- see, John F. Kennedy of Massa- | GOC. -Methods of mass feeding and) first aid inf emergencies were aired, and the group heard County GOC Coordinator Mrs Meivina Eberle describe tornado symptoms and their reporting. i= ° * * = “A tornado warning system was! also discussed, ‘ ; GETS PRESs AWARD Seventeen GOC members re- ceived hourly awards from the, United States Air Force. Sgt, Sam Beronja made the presentation. The Pontiac Press presented John Fromm, 17, 942 Wagner Ave., with a $25 bond for accu- maulating the most observation hours during April, May and dune, Fromm also won first prize for the monthly awards, This was pre- isented by Baldwin Service, #vith ithe second prize from Christian \Literature going to Dan Turnage, | 60 Washington St. Ronald Contor,' 643 E, Madison Ave., received third prize from Clothier Standard Serv- | 1 * * * Louis Wood, 4010 Quinlan Ave., Drayton Plains, received a recruit- ing prize which was presented by ‘Baldwin Pharmacy. -_ Board of Education Accepts Room Bids (Continued From Page One) use by late spring, Whitmer said. Multi-purpose rooms have been under construction since June at lare available. * The Weather es munity activities, PLANNED CIRCULAR ROOMS Whitmer believed that the price Ceol-'of a multi-purpose room at Malkim would be about $150,000, the av- erage cost at the other schools. Lowest temperature preceding 8 am. |the eight multi-purpose rooms, plus At @ a.m: Wind velocity 14 m.p.n, 288sroom. additions, to about $1,- en : Thursday at 1:32 p.m oe tises Friday at 55:41 a. The Board originally planned naigasoan | te ga pag , domed struc- Sane tures the nwilti-purpose | SR MUS Tp mcs. a3) sermpped after oft ginat. bids SBR eee: | Re Ol pees = ee a aa dee th. Pentiok : classroom: additions — at about Swe downtown) id $2,069,000, a oe mature, cicpccecv.cccsts #8] Plane to build the all-purpose| a ste “ Trooms have beeh in the making for several years. The structure sressee ee. finally settled on its rectangular 7.s|i0 shape and | . |nasium height, Au chusetts, Hubert Humphrey of ‘Minnesota .and Albert Gore of |Tennessee, Mayor Robert Wagner of New York and Gov. Robert B. Meyner of New Jersey. Stevenson has refrained pointed. ly from giving any hint of his preference, insisting he has made no deals. * Humphrey is the only one of the six who hag campaigned ac- tively, although several of the others -have let it be known they * * Stevenson has had words _ of praise for every man mentioned on the list—and for Gov. Frank J. Clement of Tennessee, who dropped around last night to Ste- venson's suite in the Shératon- Blackstone Hotel, Finder Asked to Return Wallet of Dead Roofer Friends of the David Jerry Smith family of Pontiac Township today issued a plea for the return of Smith's wallet. It wag lost at the scene of an explosion Monday night in which he was killed. The billfold reportedly contained an unknown amount of money and papers important in settling his es- tate, Smith, a roofer, died of burns received when hot tar exploded as he was drawing it from his truck. His helper, Frank Hill, of 916 Fre- mont St., also was burned in the accident. Both men lost their wallets, |Rapids, former residents of Pon-! jthe most easily accessible of all our ‘Mrs. Harry K. Johnson of Grand itiac. the and the Ambulance Company of) Joseph Mercy Besides his mother and father, Robert is survived by four sisters, Wanda # 7 f _ HAS NO INTENTION OF QUITTING — New York's Harriman struck this serious pose as he told newsmen at a downtown hotel in Chicago yesterday he was not withdrawing from the race for the Democratic presidential nomination. ‘I'm going to stick with this thing to the end,"’ he said. The statement came in the face of |— growing support for Adlai Stevenson. AP Wirephote Gov. Averell His Battle Had Been Lost Stooped More Than Usual, Harriman Watches the End By JACK LOTTO With the banging of a gavel CHICAGO (INS) — At 1:25 a.m;| Sounding the death knell of bis ; ; ' cherished hope, Harriman — is “ees Averell Resrimes stooped even more than usual— | knew his fondest dream could grimly, silently turned and sat never be. . down on-the edge of his bed. | * ; Slowly, wearily he walked to! He knew the loss of his battle his television set and blacked out|fr @ strong civil rights plank was the scene which meant bis battle the handwrighting on the wall—but ané CLOCK ‘SALE! Famous “ALPINE” . _ 40-HOUR WIND-UP Alarm Clock Regular $2.69 Value | 1.69 As pictured, famous *‘ALPINE‘ alarm clock at this low price. (10% Fed. tax), for Priday and Saturday. FULL 5-F PEN SET @3 Matched Ball-Point 7 © Clip-on Pocket Comb |. ® Pocket Protector Envelope write in red, blue and inks, 99° AS PICTURED NO LIMIT > Three ball point pens that 17. i green take standard refills, retractable points. You re- eeive the complete 5-plece set at this low price. 98 North yinaw | Arrangements were by Farmer-Snover Funeral Home. for the presidential nomination was still wouldn't admit it. lost. Aides tried to cheer him but de- The Day in Birmingham parted quickly when the New York governor said he was tired and BIRMINGHAM — Opening of | two new stores on Pierce Street is completing that street's colonial front, but providing modern mer- chandising approaches within the white wood-worked buildings. Business began today for the New Doubleday Book Shop, where Mrs. Dorothy Baker has come to be manager. She comes from the chain's Livernois store and moved last month to 227 Frank. Employes) who live in Bir- mingham bet till now have worked in others of the now- six-store-chain in the Detroit area will be working here. “Our flat displays of books is area stores,’ says District Man- ager Horace Gordon, here for the opening, He says the Detroit area stores are on a plane with other metro- politan areas, and with New York's for cultura] choices in reading. The Doubleday business in this area is the largest in units outside of New York, Next door, the Princeton Prep Shop will open Monday, with a Thunderbird Junior being offered as prize for one of the early store visitors. . Later, in September, the store plans a theater party to create in- terest. * « Ivy league styling leads in! the offerings, of boys and students 2 Shops on Pierce Open; ‘Recreation Unit to Meet dance at Eton Park was a success/out of the contest or concede the! and bears repeating, he says. September repeat, he says. About; 100 attended Saturday, although rain kept many away, Hills Schools Ask Bond Issue roads, parking lots and playgrounds would turn the tide from mod- erate-minded Adlai Stevenson to him. | He was in. constant telephone contact with aides and backers | of a tougher civil rights platform | on the convention floor for the make or break pre-ballot test of | strength. a pp ganas msl But even after the civil rights’ * |defeat was inflicted on him, Harri-| The Saturday night teen . age'man stubbornly refused to drop. an explanation of the budget sur- plus so that future allowances may be made. Girardin says he will discuss the cause tonight, which he says was partially due nomination to the former Illinois governor. A thick pall of gloom descended) over Harriman’s headquarters’ but! his supporters tried to maintain a’ brave front. f The first job on their hands was, an almost continuous chanting that} rumors that Harriman wags throw-| ing in the towel were “untrue.” ) “No top supporters has remote- ly indicated that Harriman should withdraw, Lioyd Bene- field, his national campaign di- rector asserted, To underscore the Harriman dec- laration earlier that “I am in this fight to the end—win, lose or) draw,’ he announced his nomina-. tion tonight will be seconded by Montana's attorney general, Arn-| old Olsen. | i f Teenagers are hoping.for a mid-| Seek $2,765,000 for Sites, 2 Schools for 1100 Students BLOOMFIELD HILLS — The Board of Education here is asfing voters to approve a bond issue for $2,765,000 to acquire four school sites, construct a 600-student junior high school and a 500-student ele- mentary school, and to complete * * His headquarters went through, the routine of announcing their, candidate still has “400"' delegate votes—but this figure was widely discounted. at present schools. wanted sleep, i Ail night Harriman had personal-| Rubberized ily plotted the strategy he felt’ NON-SLIP . Backs | Guaranteed WASHABLE 21 x 36 IN Rapidly growing school popula- tion is cited ag reason for the ton fe cid a ree Se oe Annual Picnic SENSATIONALLY. UNDER-PRICED! All First Quality Perfects Cotton-Loop RUGS $1.29 Value CH $2 Value (24x36) $1.09 $3 Value (27x50) $1.57 $5 Value (36x54) $2.37 Choice of over a dozen colors in four (4) popular sizes for every room in the home. Long loops of finest cotton, guaranfeed wash- able and color-fast. You'll want (. .. and can afford) several at | 98 N. Saginaw —Sasement Cheice of COLORS @ White—Blue @ Rose—Ete. hi these sensational money - saving low prices for Friday and Saturday oniy. _ Sept. 10. Slated Sunday the Indiana Toll Road Commission and the Ohio Turnpike Commis- sion opened the .eastern half of the Northern Indiana toll road at one minute after midnight today. Commission members were first onto the Ohio-to-South Bend “sec- tion of the road as it was opened to the public, a full month ahead of the Sept. 15 contract comple- tion date. Thieves Loot $225 From 2 Drive-ins stops except at filling stations and} About $200 was stélen from a State-line toll plazas. cigar box in the office of one of - 2. sert—tyrdig de yes: srome according to the owner, Laverne B&O Freight Derailed; [Vradenburgh. He said the cigarette injuries in fighting the fire. Russia's land area is greater|: Both buildi than that. of the entire. North(through rear windows, entered ‘ ms f° Nuh The opening means that mo-iship drivedns last Oakland |} torists may now drive from New County Sheriff's deputies said. York City to South Bénd without > & © Local and State candidates will appear, and the Waterford Major-' ettes will perform. According to publicity chairman Allen Pilkington, swimming ahd “boating facilities are available and | a ball game is scheduled. The al- fair is open to the public. i make new buildings possible in 1958. ; ; t. Eugene L, Johnson, says that the present school tax of 17.13 mills is low as compared with other districts in the county. The bond issue would mean an increase of three mills... Eas, a) . Me se ; i , bo & oat ce oe “ 1) Friday and Saturday — 2 Days Only! i Newest Model—Full Factory Guarantee & _— Pe —a ™ ~~ P trons with steam Or dry. mostat for all fabrics. : Hs ite a, Sin a A A Sean HE friends said, when rolled on/ (incl collegiate) clothing and : the ground trying hag 6 out, the | fu aie Manager| Three years ago the district . . D ‘ DEER HUNTERS flames. Onlookers apparently took|William Wimmer of Qak Park. had 600 and now has 1809 stu- by City ems Pre- ve the wallets, they said The shop is part of the Prince-| dents. Present buildings are filled | The fifth annual picnic of the _ NO ee eee terran’ | So 100 onethn ei Lane tees ooo (Dembereiic Cia of Bontige wil be! id : store at Seven Mile Evergreen. 5 ve over Indiana Toll Road ‘ * ® ® in September. held Sunday noon at.Club Baron,|f Robert Girardin, recreation di-| yaughan School will have over|Walter’s Lake. 0 f So th B d rector, says he will suggest that/eo9 pupils, Wing Lake, 370 pupils,| A beauty contest for the club's! pen 0 u en the excess of funds left from last/sngq Eastover, 170, school officials| Miss Democrat-of 1956” is sched-| year’s budget be used partially |... ' . uled with games, contests and re- ANGOLA, Ind. &®—Members of|for a ski and sled area opposite the} The new bond proposal would |freshments. REMINGTON’S most popular slide-action ‘big tifle. Combines extreme accuracy with maximum power and “smoother, faster opera- tion. Lightweight and streamlined. Limited sup- ply—.35 calibre only. game’ Reg. $107.70 Now al SIMMS— a aid ~ TWIN ROTARY HEADS SN oe | en's 95 .. $18.95 10 : oe Hameo as CA) (SAVE $8.79) ie : - ' dry. Ther- Save $10 or More | Without Trade-In... .14.95 ae ne nr NORELCO RAZOR bonerag i 9 shavers complete with ys Patenis of Retarded Youth - Also Need Close Attention | ANN ARBOR # — “In-so many of the cases of mentally disturbed children that we see, the parents need attention almost as much as). the child. This, says Dr. Stuart M: Finch, _hew chief of the children’s psy- chiatric unit at the University of Michigan, will guide the expansion of the unit's activities, “What value is there,” he asks, “dn successfully treating a child then having him return to the same environment that bred his trouble in the first place?” Dr. Finch was recently named E- by the Regents of the University to/E succeed. Dr. Ralph D, Rabinovitch, nationally known child psychiatrist, who resigned in an argument over administrative problems. Dr. Ra- binovitch became head of the chil- dren’s tnit at Northville. To counsel parents of dis- turbed children, Dr, Finch and his assistant Dr. Saul I. Harri- , 80n, intend to increase the num- ber of psychiatric social workers from three to 17, In addition, Dr. Finch said, ef- forts will be made to fill staff re- | quirements with capable persons - so that the unit can operate at full strength. “So far,” he said, been shortage of staff.’’ Drs. Finch and Harrison come fo the University from Philadel- phia's Temple University, They will be joined in November by associate chief of service, Dr. William R. Keeler, now research “occupancy has been no more than two-thirds of capacity, The chief reason has Only Men Used in Casts TOKYO—Japan has three special theater art: Noh, Kabuki, and puppet drama. The Noh originated ‘in the 14th Cen- tury as a religious ‘dance. ThelE' Kabuki uses only men in its casts. theater, the Bunrakuza, is at Osaka. Japanese|E theater entertainment also in- cludes modern revues, light opera all-girl dance troupes, and sym- forms of An -all-puppet phony orchestras. Swiss Camp Out BERN, Switzerland—More than 100 tent camps have sprung up in recent years in Switzerland as the result of a sudden growth of pop- A Swiss Bureau of Statistics report shows that 174,872 persons stayed a total of 304,388 nights at Swiss Touring| E ularity in camping out. 10-20-30-SA 100% PURE MOTOR OIL in Factory Sealed Cans 2 CALLONS . | Ideal for cars, trucks, - tractors. Factory — 9-gallon can. ‘Regul $1.39 valve. 9-Inch t Aluminum Handle | t Yarn Head $1.00 Value scratch car sur- face. Many other uses too. 25-Ft. Trouble Light $2.29 Value Auto Wash Mop E 47" With Side Outlet—Rubber Cord|E pu : Gentle action laxative. associate at the research insti- tute of the bespital for sick chil- dren, Toronte. outpatient children, should also be treat many more disturbed chil- inpatients, Bock hone ‘Gets’ Name | From German Town MILWAUKEE-Bock beer, now regarded as a kind of lager, was consumption. thirds ‘barley malt and one-third wheat malt, it was both so and Dr. Finch said that pare of| sweeter. thanyregular rr pein It was first brewed about 1200 patients of the clinic, In this man-|A-D. in Einbeck, Germany, and ’ took its name from that town. ner, he said, it will be possible to) dually the name was corrupted into ein bock, which means a goat. & dren than if we limit service to|/The goat still appears in bock- & beer ads. | FRIDAY and SATURDAY Liddle adh de ih ddd dada ddd ddan [Pt 1 ¥24qN ATIONALLY +HADVERTISED a BRANDS Ls END DRUG SPECIALS | Large Size Men's White Handkerchiets | Es. ae € Seamed hankies: of pe quality. White —Basement BROMO- SELTZER Rights Reserved to Limit All ee 57e Value $1.75 Value 49° 1° Sal Jeris Hepatica Shampoo 69¢ Value 53¢ Value 39° tPALMOLIVE SHAMPOO Billows of soft suds i, 39¢ MENNEN’S SKIN MAGIC Soothing and refreshing for adults. Regular I5c DIAMOND COLOR DYES 5¢ Choice of ecru, nude, gold, orchid or beige eolors. No limit. —Main Floor 719¢ SARAKA GRANULES Aid for constipation é = NOW—A REAL TONIC | for MEN-and WOMEN OVER 35! GERITOL 59c Value Antiacid mints for relief of indigestion. TAB 3LETS — for KAT RELIEF = 8c Nalue | 719° of minor pain | AEROSHAVE ALKA-SELTZER | Push-Button 54c Value 39° Colgate Chlorophy!l. Toothpaste 69c¢ Value 49¢ MILK OF MAGNESIA : E Pleasant laxative and antiacid. ANALGESIC BALM Soothing, penetrating balm. : ABSORBEX LINIMENT Effective rub, for fungus infections. $1.00 Value D’CON Reach or Ant Killer Sergeants Flea Famous formula now on sale. i DEXTROSE REDUCING AID EStoppette Spray Deodorant Choice of men's or ladies’ type. — Famous Kranks brand on sale. LEMON CLEANSING CREAM Black Flag ap ‘2 Pint SODA MINT TABLET Ss E For excess stomach acidity. HINKLES CASCARA : ie Tebiete 14¢ Full Pint. ST. JOSEPH ALCOHOL 29° % ethyl alcohol by pd lis Famous brand name. —Main Fleer Box of 200 CLEANSING TISSUES oT Famous ‘Pairest' tis- sues, soft & absorb- ent. Limit 2 boxes. —Main Fleer $2.50 Value HOT WATER BOTTLE 98° Hospital ivory colors, 2% - quart capacity, all rubber bottle 5 —Main Pleer $2.50 Value FOUNTAIN SYRINGE 98° Rubber fountain syringe with attech- ments. Horpital ivory color. —Main Fleer 100 14¢ Tablets $1.50 Value Clinical Thermometer 69* — an Beal of Ap- proval: Choice of orel, rectal or stubby, —Main Fleer Regular 3ic | Lady Wildroot SHAMPOO 19* Famous ———_ Wild- root’ mpoo — a cream i lanolin, —Main Fleer RUBBER GLOVES 19° Burgeons’ iatex gloves for household or industrial use, —Main Fleer Regular te ‘Nevr-Dull’ Metal Polish me re. etc. from metals. —Main Fleer SIMILAC LIQUID ‘(Kem Original $54.95 Value + Pa tsi yin dias ecvcccccccccccoce Se ee MT SINAC FORMULA BABY NEEDS | BAKERS LIQUID MILK . | . 23¢ Value 2 : Valve Double-Edge RAZOR BLADES 19* Pack of 20 3B. B.B. double « etige blades. Réguiar 08 value. —Main ‘ed - $1.98 PLASTIC «| Men’s Wash Pants Slight irrs of $5 dress pants, MENNEN’S Baby Talc 19¢ Round or oblong ge SLY tortion. —Main Fleer few of others . —so more customers can share in these super-values. Sorry—ne layaways at these low, prices! 9am.to1130 pm. Friday Morning Famous “BIRDSEYE” Cloth Baby Diapers, doz. ‘Durable and absorbent dia- pers in Birdseye cloth, Standard size, Full dozen. con & —Main Fleer Tyr) 9 A.M to 12:30 ONLY DER Girls’ Regular $1. 00 Value Sanforized, washfast col- ¢ ors. Full cut in choice of : colors and styles, Size: 3 to 14, —Main Fleer yr) FAM. tol2 30 ONLY baad Full Elastic Waistband Children’s Shorts Printed broadcloths and ¢ fine cottons. Many as- sorted colors in sizes - 2-4-6, —Main Fleer Fer or Back-to-School Wear Girls’ *2 Blonses_ Fine cottons and broad- cloths in short sleeves, Sanforized. Sizes 4/to 14. —Main Floot Pyrr) 9 A.M to 12:30 ONLY fededeeee Cotton Plisse—Nylon Trim Ladies’ “1° Gowns Sanforized, long length; ¢ style in assorted pastel ry prints, Sizes 34 to —Main Fleer 9 A.M to 12:30 ONLY BRRR Varro, Plastics Waterproof plastic bibs for in- ¢ fants. Bias tape trimmed. Limit 2 per person. —Main Fleer eee ecco yw ere ee as Many Different Designs | Kids’ Hankies, 3 for Use ‘em for hankies, or mm ¢€ them for dolls. Many different designs. ~—Main Fleer Sanforized PINK Color 3 3d Men’s °3 Jeans Just 30 pr. Elastic waist, 1” —Rasement zipper fly. Saddle stitched. Sizes $-M-L. First Quality—81x99” * Muslin Sheet 1° Muslin Sheets 1” 9AM. to 1? JO ONLY [LER CANNON First Quality 3-Pc. Towel Set Bath towel, hand towel, ¢ wash cloth in cellophane wrapping. Regular $1.25. Yellow only. —tasement 9 AM. to 12.30 ONLY RM sheets in Wide muslin double bed size. just 80. —Basement hemmed. . Sanforized Broadcloth Men’s °3 Dress Shirt White dress. shirts ~ ¢ fused, button down spread collars. Sizes 14 to 15. —Basement 9 A.M. to 12.30 ONLY Western Styles--Sanforized Boys’ 54 Flannel Shirt Just 47 shirts at this low ¢ price. eo of colors in sizes 0 to 12. _ Basement Mott 9 A Mm to 12:30 ONLY fbdeded Baby Cords, Wide Cords — lightweight cords, /_ tan, @reys. ‘Sizes 29 to 42, 98 North Saginaw — A ho ALL LADIES’ — MISSES’ — GIRLS’ SUMMER SHOES * High Heels * Pumps * Ties * Wedgies * Flats * Straps 97° | Cholee of entire stock at this low hee 99 © Floating 2 yard skirt with 3° hems! © Famous name cottons specially purchased! | Black & white jor ‘brown 6 Khat buys—lJust fn time for Back-to- School wardrobes. All quality cottons that come through dozens of wash- _ ings locking fresh as the day you - bought them. Act fast: . . they're ~" to go quickly at this price. Sizes ~6x — Weite's Girlewear—Second Floor save 41.95! big 21”blade! 2% H.P. Rotary Gas Mower Now only .... ’ No Money Down! @ Easiest terms are yours at Waite’s! 12 Months 6 BALL BEARING FRONT WHEELS @ Side chute leaf mulcher and chrome guards! @ Immediate delivery! Call FE 4-2511 today and seve! Here is a power mower that is a real worker! Famous Power Products 22 horsepower —_ really takes the work out of mowing your lawn. Side chute leaf mulcher is just the thing when the leaves cover your lawn. Lifetime guaranteed steel deck and ball bearing wheels. your walk or hedge. Hurry in now and save. @ Deluxe feetures found in much higher priced models! ne engine that you need for fall Trims to ¥%" of © Waite’s Mower Center—Downstcirs Store Best Back-to- _ oo G”” 12% -3 “4 Dress your children smartly in shoes that really fit . . . world- famous and favorite Buster. | white. s _ Seer ‘|| Weite's Children's Shoe Conter—Setond Floor Lf : | bee oT eee ee i save 4.00! deluxe casual style Wrought Iron All Purpose Chairs 99 Regularly 12.98 | Values! .@ Long wearin washable plastic soatel © Choose swivel or stationary models! @ Excellent construction _ throughout! ' Here is your chance to scoop up outstanding savi on several chairs of high quality craftman- ship and so appropriate for your den, patio, recreation room, in fact every room in your home, Smart wrought iron stylings com- bined with newest plastic seat construction, Hurry in now and, a ‘Waite’s Furnitere—Downslairs Store | t et \ \ | j i i } | \ . {x} \ \ ; \ ! ae \ Wat ‘ ,! : Z \y OT TN tons Vac! ee ae aed : ak eve _ (4 KN ; Wey NYY bat \ pa y| \ \ ; ) i A ; f tee \ ‘ = eS : i i eee \ ; ae i Mg i ei J : 5 \ : a is Gs j ; & Mat . / ‘ ‘ita | oe Hf cs ip ae. ae -'THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, AUGUST 16, 1956 | / ! ! f _— 1 ' : f : r : Oe: ' sie: f : , r ? 7 ‘ I : ‘ ‘ : i ; hy i | : | : ' : : : : ‘ , ‘+ \ ; : ; ag | i ( ; : i MEMO: TO THE SMART COED Ee: collar. a ‘ starting at wae ct. 98 i The current flame . . . match-mates with a flair for pairing off . . . burst into Fall in spirited ) tribal color. You'll take a shine to the arrow- B, Polo , shirt in worsted slim skirts . . . and the easy care tone-on- * jersey. Slit sides, simu- tone Oasis or dyed-to-match cotton print lated a short blouses that need little or no ironing. You'll spark sleeves. we 5.98 your wardrobe with any or all of these : go-together ensembles. Come in for your match today! D, Rolled sleeve blouse s > * in matching woven : ombre stripe cotton. j . 30-38 3.98 Walle's Sportswear—Third Floor Fashion “Tie print drip-dry cotton blouse. French cults, baby round éollar 30-38. 3.98 Majella wool flannel skirt, tly’ back, seli beit 10-20, : 8.98 ne ee 34 © cee Rita hi weil nlbsal tats ate calbve stalin, our stunning ‘go everywhere’ LEATHER HAT price at 6.98 in assorted colors you're never bB too young : een , “if e Yates or too old we el ee e Pts Walte's Millinery—Third Flopr Fashion 3 to weara...¢ ‘fs | © fashion.. P % 2 4 . rom cardigan Juniors . . sizes. J Pd | te front eee = 9-15. Navy and re Ba, iia ‘ oi gal (to. = | 6 Om 4 back an e : . a \ F i ee 10.98 starting at jv 5.95 — \ . | . Fashionables\ of every age and Fe ei figure-type say nothing holds and 7 ; é \ molds like a Vassarette! One of ! ne poe hone pag dies or pantie T FULL } i, girdles wi something wonderfu - , csanetah aleve vonetotn your : FASHIONED Ls curves! We have Vassarettes C 1ll wool i PRE, aupohcdl an tongs sine. LAMBSWOOL SWEATERS a woo Prices range from 5.95ta 10.95. , Underneath it all . . . there Pandora . , . the nicest may you con say about BOY’ COAT i ha | a ome in and 02 4 ee beige, pink, ; / aul many 7.98 rego p veer agg ee : é other fine values priced at.+«-s 39,98 . : }— Adeal ..... for back-to-school sia rot casual affairs., Designed by -_ College Towne, 100% wool fabric Miltium-lined for all weather, | : comfort and economy. It’s the | -' smart young coed who is both an enchanting : heather, light blue, pink 7. black crepe dress with fashion from : eels : si front to back. This sheath ‘dress features a flowing panel in ~ back witth kick pleot . .. a soft — nf velvet trimmed V marks the =i. . Full fashioned for finer fit. ultimate in sweater re practical and good looking ~ a backline and the front is topped ee ae __ in this versatile ‘Boy’ Coat with a modified Bertha collar, — se he Se a \at just 39.98. bs: . ' : Sizes 14-20 oe a as black only. « sere. LL a. oe : mt = - SR ee - : a as ~ ilsniat " - i ; 2 x ff a ar) » ay ee ‘ ; . 4 f ee i j Pee Ge a ee ; ae ae a a ee ta - time in two years in its effort to grab ae | a ee. eee . A bill authorizing the Windy City to increase its diversion from Lake Michigan from 1,500 to 2,500 cubic feet per second was passed by the 84th Congress, As was the case with a similar measure vetoed by Mr. EIsENHOWER in 1954, this year’s bill raised a storm of protest. Michigan’s Senator Potter fought the bill in the upper chamber’s Public Works Commit- tee. He said that it would damage the prospects of the entire area for increased economic growth built around the St. Lawrence Seaway. an, fae. To -Marine experts pointed out that & the additional water asked by Chi- Ps cago would amount to 31,536,000,000 cubic feet per year. They also say that the loss of only one inch of draft would deprive the Great Lakes of 2,000,000 tons of shipping capacity _ {in one year. The Illinois metropolis sought the additional water to help flush sewage disposal ‘works effluent _ through its Drainage Canal. 2 #25 tecting area and national rights, but those of Canada which has a half interest in Great Lakes water. / i Red China Continuing Pressure on Far East / One of the grim facts of inter- /national life is that Red China is. ' continuing to be a threat in South- east Asia. A glaring example is Viet Nam. The projected plebiscite there hasn’t been held. While there has been no __. Communist invasion from North Viet Nam, the threat to the. South Vietnamese persists and the coun a © oe - This unhappy land is'only one - of the many that make up Southeast Asia. Little Laos has Communists by agreeing to take-* them into the government. Cambodia already has declared itself neutral. - While Red terrorism has subsided somewhat in Malaya, political activ- ity there has been stepped up by the Communists. Burma actually has been invaded by troops as well as Red agents. soe * * * _ The pressure is even felt in the Philippi Latest reports say that President Macsaysay is openly fear- ful of a revival of the Communist Huk movement. What is so sinister about the whole situation is that Red ® only 34. ‘other lake in the county. ~ of Auburn Heights in _ Verbal Orchids. “Britain had promised the natives ~ full independence if their Prime Min- ister Nxkuman were given a reason-: able mandate at the polls. In the recent election the Prime Minister and his Centralists captured 70 of .the 104 seats in parliament, while the opposition Federalist Party won *% .&*2 ws With the exception of Malaya, this new nation is the richest of all Brit- ish dependencies. It’s the world’s largest producer of cocoa and man- ganese. It has great wealth in timber, gold and diamonds. Com- pletion of a vast development on the Volta River also will make it one of the world’s greatest sources of baux- ite and aluminum. Ghana’s popu- lation is 4,500,000, of which ‘6,700 are non-African, J x *« €/ It is interesting to note that Prime Minister NKRUMAH was educated at Lincoln University in Pennsylvania. ,He is credited with being largely responsible for the success of the indepen- dence movement, : soe some tm Adlai’s In; Trou says an industrial designer. They are already being produced. There are many instances in which a car _ took to the air when the driver al- legedly lost control of it on a curve. The Man About Town Orion Was First That Township Led Our Other 25 in Many Ways Silence: What is golden—also ~ eannot be gossiped. Among Oakland County's 25 townships, Orion claims several “firsts.” It had the first real estate boom 125 years ago, when an eastern promoter laid out a city in the wilderness, called it New Canandai- gua and sold building lots to New Yorkers at fancy prices—but the bubble burst. It pioneered in lake homes, many being erected there before those around any It had the finest stand of primeval white pine, tim- ber in Southern Michigan. It had the first man made lake in the county, and developed the water power on its creeks to a greater degree than any * other towriship in the county. It was the first to accept the Chautauqua summer: entertainment idea, so prevalent in the last century, and presented nationally famous features. A letter and a French newspaper bob in from my old friend,~ Meyer Simon who is currently at Cannes. He tells me that the French people are avid news- paper feaders. Meyer says he hopes we are en- joying the summer. Apparently no one has told him that it ~ yains every day. I just bumped into a couple of the Barnett Brothers and they tell me that their last Friday sale was super terrific. “There’s plenty of business in this area,” satd Archie, “and plenty of money, too, Most of the sales were cash. We were literally swamped all day and couldn’t keep up with the traffic.” Business hasn't been too rapid in the automobile cities the last few months but you can’t set a new record every month and every year, Seen on TV Tuesday noon pounding out his convention story for the Press was working in the press section. - Another Pontiac man on TV Tuesday evening was Dr. Howard H. MeNeill, a local delegate to the convention. A Pontiac insurance agent tells me that ever one-half of the ac- eidents in our homes are caused by slick waxed floors. . , With their customary ways of copying the good from other areas, ae “Cranbrook Heights” is the name of a new subdivision at Flint. Further proof that dog is man’s best friend,. and somewhat akin to him is ae the fact that sman a or a " ¥ # ‘ ana Ee a i a . DoThe Wh xu. cs . - .s * y Believe in Signs? David Lawrence. Says: presidency more because of the work done by his managers many weeks before this convention assembled than by. reason of what has occurred here this week. | As happens often with nation- al conventions, there: is wncer- tainty until noses are counted in the three days before the voting starts. This means first-ballot promises as well as second-bal- lot pledges. It's the latter which tell the tale. Stevenson’s man- agers had accumulated before, the convention assembled on Monday an impressive lineup of votes for the first ballot—close to 600. But in the last two days it became évident that at least 100 more would surely come over on the second ballot from the “favorite son” delegations, thus Gov. Harriman was never a formidable contender here. Ho is to represent the “‘ex- treme” wing of his party, though many observers will be hard put to it to find any real differences in underlying philosophy bétween him and Stevenson, Harry Tru- man tried to intreduce the same bugbear that was heard fn the 1952 Republican convention, when it was being freely predicted that, if Taft were nominated, he couldn't win. As it happened; Taft wasn’t nom-: inated and so the Republican's didn't have to settle that question. Today Harry Truman is on record as having said Stevenson can’t win if nominated. The former presi- dent hedged a bit and later said “not without help." Everyone, of course, knew, this meant Harry's help which will be patos 9 in due time, and Stevenson will ac- cept it gleefully, One can almost hear him preaching harmony in his acceptance speech and paying tribute to the “achievements of the Truman administration.” TROUBLES. AHEAD All the troubles of the Demo- cratic party, however, will not be over after they proclaim them- selves here to be “harmonious,” The “civil rights” issue can cause real friction inside the South. The wording of the plank will produce plenty of debate, irrespective of the ambiguities of phraseology written in the platform, The South believes in educational opportuni- ties for everybody and it will _agree that the Constitution should be up- held, but it will reserve the right to argue what the Constitution real- ly is—or was, When a decision which says that segregation is within the Constitution stands from 1849 to 1896 and then is reaffirmed and remains “the law of the land’’ until 1954, it will be hard to con- r sion, So it's academic to argue that any profound principles of enduring purpose are being up- held here in the platform plank on civil rights, The civil rights controversy will go on, irrespec- tive of the phrases put into the platform by the 1956 convention. This is a week of rather con- spicuous hyprocisy and inconsist- ency. The Democratic party in re- cent years has boasted about its low-tariff policies but now points in its platform to the failure of the Republican regime to protect cer- tain industries with a tariff wall. LOT OF VERBIAGE Likewise, there is a lot of ver- biage in the speeches and platform about the need for “a new and imaginative’ foreign policy, But nobody has spelled out how you make the Communists behave without having a war with them. The Moscow regime knows there isn't going to be any military pressure applied, so they do about as they please. bles Still Ahead to crack the Rossian monolith upon the death of Stalin.” One wonders how the American gov- ernment was supposed to 8ccom- plish this without engaging in a war, = The theory that America actual- ly controls the destiny of the whole place’ and made to behave is a - mixture of wishful think- ing and politica) bunkum—of which there seems to be an abundance in and around this convention, (Copyright, 1966, New York Herald Tribune Inc.) * ? Smiles There's only one thing certain about the weather—its uncertainty. Dr. William Brady Says: Doctor Cannot Give Advice Unless He Knows Ailment — “At least three weeks ago I sent you.a card asking whether it is safe to apply iodine to the gums. So far I have received no reply and have seen no answer to my question in the paper...” (T. M. E.) Even if a whole column of space were available, I couldn't answer one per cent of the mail in the paper. Even if a correspondent en- closes a stamped, self-addressed envelope there may be no an- swer—I try to reply it I think I can do any good, - In this instance, an intelligent answer would depend on what's wrong with the gums, T. M, B. didn’t say,: In Volumette 1 of the Pocket Cyclopedia of Health the author tells not only how to use iodine for what condition of the gums but gives recipe for the weaker Talbot's solution and instructions for applying it. The original Talbot's solution was a good deal stronger than the diluted solution described in thé National Formulary as Glyceritum Iodi et Zinci Iodidi, Eugene Talbot, M.D., D.D.S., (both physician and dentist—as I think every dentist should be) called his original strong solution “Todo ” and recommended (JA MA, 4-2-10) monthly application of the solution to children’s gums, to prevent gums and lining of cheeks imme- diately before tonsil or mouth operation. of the gums call for, As im- portant, or more important, is correction of ‘nutritional deficien- cles, particularly high calcium ~ diet and supplementation of the diet with adequate - Actual cure of pyorrhea alveo- laris (literally, flow of pus from — sockets) or Rigg’s disease is possi- FE : a i , -§ tz 3 H 5° i 4 j i i E i i q i ? 2 uit gums, jaws, The same deficiences ate those responsible for insidious- ly developing rheumatiz (not “arthritis”), in my opinion, In other words, I believe phorrhea and rheumatiz are just different manifestations of physical deger- eration due to malnutrition, nutri- tional deficiencies, through the years. or itp wordy long pertsining to perscosl health and hygiene, not to disease, diag- or treatment, will be anewered by Dr. liam Brady, if « ste self addressed envelope is sent to Pon- tiac Press, Pontiac, Michigan. (Copyright 1956) . Retired Non-Com Without such training they would never have been able to stand up under the tremendous pressure which has been brought to bear on - them in battle. es io oF ¥ i - . . ! i n\ f | / * 5 } ‘i a j ae 23 li ¥ : { " . . ’ {. fevrey Semerche-we merge " eae ine tA CAN i nA ‘signal Caray tae {3 ah Ug , ? - i Y ; Jf pin # i meee arenes - _ . | ‘Voice of the People fal ae : cries } 2 I’m a veteran World and Korea and if I ever return to the service. and go into action Hal Baile Says: Now Baldies Can Sneer at Non-Think NEW YORK ™ — Curbstone comments of a pavement Plato: For years bald men have had to put up with such snickering greetings from their mattress- headed friends as, ‘Hi, cueball.” The baldy—thanks to science— now can give this crushing re- joinder: “Hi yourself, you fat- head.” = MORE INTELLECTUAL For the evidence is growing that bald-headed men are, on the whole, more. intellectually gifted than the ordinary race of man— something we have suspected our- selves for a long time—and there- fore more to be envied than pitied. ; * * * The latest benefactor of the bald University. After 20 years of research Dr. Young has announced that a lead- ing cause of baldness is simply an expanding brain. It works this way, he says, The blood vessels that feed the hair flow through a layer of scalp fat. As you grow older’ your brain ex- pands. This presses the layer of fat thinner, squeezes the blood vessels, They fail to bring enough nourishment to the hair growing cells, and your hair falls out. Simple, isn't it? WOMEN FATTER This does leave the problem of why more men than women grow bald. Dr. Young has an answer for this, too. He explains that women generally have a thicker layer of fat in most areas of their body, including the scalp. * * « The more fat a man or woman has in that overhead arch between his ears, therefore, the less likely he is to grow bald — particularly if his brain doesn’t grow much as he matures. - Dr. Young didn’t dwell on what causes our brains to expand as we grow older. Perhaps he simply wanted to spare the feelings of those who brag about their thick crop of hair, . But the blunt truth is that, gen- ing Fatheads erally speaking, the thing that makes the brain grow ifs thinking. The cerebrum, or forepart of the brain, where the intellectual ca- pacity centers, is in one way like a muscle, It grows with use. A happy-go-lucky laborer may wear the same hat -size all his life, A lawyer, whose brains earn him his living, is likely to need a larger hat at 50 than he did at 20, He is more likely to be bald also. The conclusion seems inescapa- ble—at least it does to us baldies —that any man of middle age he — meets with a full crop of hair either has ducked his fair share of thinking, or is carrying an extraor- dinary load of blubber under his thatch. * * * We must follow the example of Socrates, and grow grandly bald by thinking grand thoughts. — Portraits By JAMES J. METCALFE With all my heart and soul, these are ... The words I want to say .« « « As I present myself to you . « . And I propose today... I love you more than anyone ... Of others I have met... And prom- ise, if you marry me... You will have no regret ... I want just: you, and all of you... To cherish evermore ... To make and keep you happy with . . . A thousand dreams in store ... And every one of all those dreams . . . Will ac- tually come true... If you will love me, darling, and . . . Believe in what I do . . . Please say that you will marry me... As humbly I entreat . .. Give me your loving promise that . . . Will make my life complete. (Copyright 1956) Looking. Back 15 Years Ago GAS RATIONING ordered in East. . JAPS REFUSE exit to VU. S. citizen, 20 Years Ago 3s AGRICULTURAL FAIR opens tomorrow. LOCAL BUSINESS gains in 1936, Case Records of a Psychologist: . Dr. Crane Urges Logic Classes Do you let radio and TV an- nouncers tell you what to be- lieve? Do advertisers control your thinking? Be on guard, for a logical mind is the best proof that you are a child of God Almighty. Urge teenagers to debate, and promote a unit of study in high school on the subject of logic. It is the best antidote for mobs and lynching bees. By DR. GRORGE W. CRANE Case §-340: Harold G., aged 41, argument might not be true. But it is only a hypothesis, with no evidence to back it-up. “But the natives of Africa have almost perfect teeth,” said a re- cent missionary on her return to America, “and they seldom get sugar.” : True enough, but the natives of Deaf: Smith -County,- Texas, have almost perfect teeth, too, yet they gobble candy and ice cream. like- the rest of us. : Again, the sugar foes might be right, in part at least, but in Deaf or even at 42, as was true in this country even when George Wash- ington was President, naturally we'd. not see as much need for bifocals. And cancer would be comparatively rare. °° * «@ For example, fi bz 6% ned analysis to bring the truth. a “ anwhile,-encourage your chil- -ren to engage in school and college debate, ome ‘And install a on “Logic,” even weeks, i i epee _—en a B _THE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY, AU GUST 16, 1956 ar. i Ps SEVEN Mew Electric tine hte ee ily Fertilizer Aid Given : —_ feria. ee ~ ee . eye ween anger is justry to which the U ates| |. STAVANGER, Norwaty/— Crown treh eikebeteie trunk line*in Nor- TAIPEI, Formosa — —~ The a is’ contributing 80 me $40,000,000, ours LORRY AND BARRY BROAD. Olay’ recently opened’ the! way, Norway's Stale States has been ‘providing - Ko CAST FROM FEDERAL’S 2nd floor over Egersund-Stavanger stretch|now ‘has 813 miles of electrified|with about $50,000,000 worth off prazil boasts the largest sta. Ss ae raltway line, the last lap of the|track, about 60 per cent of its total/chemical fertilizers a’ year pend |dium in the world. Called Mara- WPON Mon.-Fri. 10 a.m. ‘to 12 noon n Railway to be converted|mileage. ing establishment of a Southjcana, it seats more than 150,000, E 7 Me ge Ls Savings galore in every dept. during | = ) JUST LIKE DAD’S—Life-long accessory is the briefcase. Junior’s is a scaled-down version of his father’s, The scuff-resistant leather will tabe 8 rough time in the schoolyard and stretch just « bit more to get an extra book in, Japan's ‘New’ Soldiers Regaining Ol TOKYO (INS)—Until a few short years ago, Japan's men in uniform were outcasts hounded. by the stigma of World War II defeat. Today they have found popularity and respect. * * * But’ the members of Japan's self-defense forces are a far cry fromthe bombastic, sabre-toting soldiers of wartime Japan whose rough manners ‘and self-exalted, attitudes instilled more terror than awe wherever they went. The. officers and men of the postwar army, navy and air force carry no swords, they do not consider themselves a breed Se teous — and popular with the women, This change, however, did not come about overnight. And among some segments of the public the transition in attitude has been slower than others. FIGHT AHEAD Officials of the defense board are confident the “new look’’ of today’s man in uniform is a valu- able asset and one to be en- couraged. But they do not under- estimate the fight they are up against in keeping the Japanese soldier popular with the public. d Prestige When a group of air force men were sent there a few years ago to set up the base townsfolk jeered them as they rode through the streets. Some even threw stones. A group of Hamamatsu citizens set fire to four wartime hangars the air force was planning to use. Then, according to one report | from Harnamatsu air force of- ficials, the base commander, sizing up the situation, sent his men. out to help repair the town's damaged roads, The report continued: “By the time they had done this for the third time, the airmen were being served tea and cigar- ettes by the local townspeople. “Now they receive even a special discount at local barber shops.” . * * The local folk were invited to the air base on tours, and last year some 100,000 citizens visited the base—a, public relations move unheard of in wartime Japan. In Tagajo, northern Japan, some 90 per cent of the 2,000 officers and men of the Japanese army unit there are married—~ and most of them to local giris. And it’s not an uncommon sight any more to see a Japanese man in uniform walking arm-in-arm with his date. In prewar and war- time Japan, this would have re- sulted in a severe reprimand at best and a court martial at worst. SAME IN THE SOUTH The same trend is reported from Sasebo, southern Japan, which one of the world's largest bases before the war. Members of Japanese naval de- fense units in Sasebe today get discounts at theaters and public bath houses, The city even SOL “AR ate Tiri@teess! oelggtiti $: OR Stay $4 eal he a RES eh 3 MANY BLANKET FLEECES IN TOTS’ AND GIRLS’ COATS, COAT SETS $ FREE ALTERATIONS New styles and colors with snug interlinings. Coats, - 7-14 in bill-wool blanket fleece, some with hats, some with fur trim, Coat sets, 4-6x and 7-10 with match- ing slacks in all-wool plaids, zibelenes and flecks. BOYS’ SMART, | LONG-SLEEVE FLANNEL SHIRTS a oe soi Send him back to school in his favorite cotton flannel sport shirts, Bright, colorful checks, plaids and all- over prints , . . convertible collar, straight bottom in- or-out style. Sanforized for perfect fit. Sizes 6 to 16. SUEDE-FINISH THE SMARTEST GIRLS IN SCHOOL WEAR DRESSES FROM FEDERAL’S . 5 Full-skirted cottons with deep growing hems, perfect- fitting elasticized waists. Autumn tones in 3-6x, 7-12. popular torsos, 2 _ ‘7 other styles. Sizes 3-6x, 7-14 sez Girls’ Slips, $ id jacket, dy- Girls’ Warm Girls’ Vests mind,| Tentions betwone ho savy =n) = Sweaters Petticoats ws br ' es hired ele Sleepwear and Panties m’ : collar, ® \ ories die hard in the public mind| oq tocal citizens. wie olden, sipper front. P the sharp public distaste for any-| Another postwar phenomenon is} Orlon® sweaters: corduroy, Grow-girl styles in cotton, ny- Blue, gray, tan. © Cotton flannel pajamas in Cotton knit vests, 4-12. Asst, thing to do with, the military since/the 450-member women’s defense} felt skirts. Sizes 3-6x; 7-14. lon, 4-14, 844-1644.:Chubbys. | many styles, prints. 8-16. panties, 2-16 im the group. * DuPont's acrylic fiber git; formed an association to promote | Girls’ Skirts But by onda and deed NCO to give him an Japan's postwar has low: | orci that she proposed mar- ty succeeded in helping convince |"... and he accepted. the man in the street that he is. ——— “| ‘me total number of married Take the case of the Japanese|people in the U.S. reached 81 air force base at Hamamatsu,|million in 1956. There were only : 60 million in 1940. irls’ New Girls’ White Wool Melt Boys’ Cotton Guaranteed @ sil 2«53 Cotton Slips. Suberben Goats 14 Flemnel Pus 2.00 Boys’ Sox 8.1% Rich autunin colors and white. Scalloped top, lacy hem ruf- Washable. Colorelashed. Full Quittined, shell buttons, Sanforized, coat or middy. Elastic nylon reinf. heel Some trimmed, 3-6x, 7-14. file. Sanforized. Sizes 4-14, cut, zip front, Sizes 6-16, ain hanger, Sizes 12-20. Side elastic waist. 6-18, ‘and toe. 7 10%, aes | 4 : _ Famous heavy duty Clinton Engine with 134 horse- power... gives you plenty of pow- er and assures long . ftfe for your mower, - Reduced to Se ee m1 ers 00 Mme $10 Met. 35 teat 98g { rubber in ellow, Wool melton jacket, —_ Splash’ rayou-gab or y sors Sanforized. 10-oz. Vat dyed ‘sie cn > Se ng A ak," Rayon acetate, Sizes 5-10, denim. Zip fly. Sines 616. # 5 AES a ‘Keego Hardware Ware — 20 Osmun ¥ ‘THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY,,AUGUST 16, 1956, — ~iny " rr 7 + * | THE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY, AUGUST 16, 1956 .« ao bo . bi * ‘ ‘2WAYS TO BUY- ga homey a 2. Just Say, “Charge It” on Sears Revolving Charge. 6 Months to Pay _ SHOP FRIDAY Til 9 KANT Tre Fale) ae = Fas = W ge | 1 memes Ny te me eet. TAA | al i ‘te _—— = ae a Aaa, K Get Extra Protection with Heavy Duty Make Your Own Changes With ALLSTATE BULK OIL brig OIL IN YOUR OWN aye pn egular 99 CONTAINER es SAVE $10.00 on ‘- ; i. LADIES’ LUGGAGE “=% © Unexcelied in quality © Heavy duty; all goer Protect your motor against dangerous wear and damage 5 ace FREE © Thrifty 10-qt. contsiner — from dirt, grit and carbon. Prevents acid, rust and corro- os Fe A Jtenk ervey and ince ba aecypanl ‘at | sion damage. Save now at Sears. Regularly 20¢ quart. regular price. Light, strong wood constrution. [AMERICA’S LOWEST PRICED PUMP SHOTGUN J. C. HIGGINS LIGHTWEIGHT Joe! PRIMM eT gm 10.95 Trunk 30-In. §* Save 2.51 Y Y ams It's Regularly Priced at $69.98 ... _ Semi ll wand te t Compare for Yourself . . . the Model 20 —_ » is the Best 12 Gauge, Pump Shotgun S QO. Buy in America Today! | -, Q \ © “Free-Falling” Action Fires 6 Shots in LV 3¥2-Seconds! ; Bed yp e Barrel and Receiver Permanently Interlocked! — ' @ Rubber Recoil Pad, Walnut Stock, and Personalized Nameplate! $2 HOLDS UNTIL OCT. 10 VISIT SEARS NEW GUN DEPT. AND SPORTING GOODS Now! =-'| - ouumecmounns yy Sh Reg. 4.95 Bag Adm RCS 100% 37 Nylog Side pockets rubberized to seal 26-INCH BALLOON TIRE BIKES in dirt and odor. Non-sag frame. . Regularly 52.95 ... 3 88 Now You Pay Only... 4 Down 24-INCH BALLOON TIRE BIKES Regularly 49.95... 9% Now You Pay Only... % Down 20-INCH BALLOON TIRE Regulerly 47.95... 88 Now You Pay Only... Top features at a Rock-Bottom Price! You Get Modern H Styling . . . Streamlined Bike Tank and soa ht . 22-Cal. Pistol Swope, Back Luggage Carrier... Air Foil Ghain Guard ...» Washable Vinyl Seats . . “ Atomi Str : 95 - Frame, ‘Reinioreed at All Points of Saint 7 rd 3 4 $6 DOWN Hand-curved, automatic... Il " phot capacity, Lightning fast. . « 4, or 6-in. barrel. - 2 Pistol Set 99 Reg. 3.98 Save 99c 2 ) Roy Rogers brecak-barrel repeat- ing pistols, genuine studded em- bossed leather holsters. 10-INCH SIZE Big 2-In ch YOu SAVE 1 50. | : 1049 {2inch,..8. 99 11.98 16-inch. . 9.99 Reg. 8.98 Desk ata Dancing! Partner 44 Compare 98 Pally gel Gren bearing assembly on ten-inch front . Savé . 7 Reg. | gg 88 Price! rear wheels... nickle plated hub caps. 1.54 fender. Adjustable seat : : 12, 95 Cotta, seated. cotton covered Has blackboard Padded mubber = Red and schoel fark onl Peas Deck. Like 24-inches; all Plat, ospeqoned = vera: a at, "Gor equa: dren ~ finished and dressed. craps on feet. AND MANY OTHER SPECIALS IN EVERY ‘DEP GUARANTEED FOR 18-MONTHS 4 ARPES: w!) Qe NEW-Service Station! u INE WV -Luto Accessories! NEW-Sports Dept. BIG TRADE-IN ALLOWANCES! $8 DOWN INSTALLS A:SET! FREE INSTALLATION! FREE 5000 MILE WHEEL ‘ROTATION women CUSHION: BLACKWALLS TUBE-TYPE TUBELESS i ‘ Regular Trade-In > Trade-In ‘size fig Bs Pe rere, ares Pelee aca “het ot a Payment | 6.70x15 | 22.95 14.44 7.00 | 6.70x15 | 25.75 16.44 8.00 7.10x15 | 24.95 16.44 8.00 | 7.10x15 | 28.25 18.44 9.00 7.60x15 | 27.25 18.44 9.00 | 7.60x15 | 30.95 20.44 10.00 8.00x15 29.95 20.44 | 10.00 “Regular 7.60, You Save 3,61! - Give Extra Protection Against Blow-outs . . . Allstate SAFETY TUBES ia ieee Tax Corrugated rubber top acts like valve around - _ penetrating objects. Designed to give you more allele Mea cig lhe rigs Pur- chase any size at this low Lae today! Ss ke e Trend Sires Se Sure-Footed ed Road Grip Drenched Roux’ °f Dangerous Skid When You $ on Rain. NEW-Toy Dept. Epic wes A 6.70x15 Tube-Type . Each Plus Tax & OLD TIRES Need It Check Every Sears Ad fo Terrific Values... & Save! iQ ipmagele 18 Items ¢ -- Velues Your Choice e to 1.59 Each Trigger Oiler 10-in. Adj. Hand Sew Wrench 16 oz. Hammer Lineman’s Coping Sew Pliers 10-ft. Tape Box Wrench a File Set Set J Padlock Shelf Hangers. Wrecking Bay 10-in. Stillson Compass Sdw Wrench Block Plane Tin Snips 6-in-1 Screwdriver Set > ao Hack Sew, with 5 Blades : ae Z cena Hardware Dept.— ae Vee Basement 18-in. Rotary 8-in. Bench Saw Reg. 9” ae 8 88 69.50 cows SAW ONLY—#4 DOWN Lightweight! 2 h. p, 2-cycle Tilting Arbor ... accurate, rug- Power Products engine. Recoil po. Includes blade, guard, starter. ence. Reg. 17.95 Top Carrier 400-lb. capacity. Five rubber suction + cups hold carrier in place. Rein- 13°” forced by a channel steel frame. Save $3.96! CUSHION WHITEWALLS INSTALLED MUFFLERS - TUBE-TYPE TUBELESS size | smeitide | fetta | Pere, | suze | aT, | rriceliece | porn _ '49-'53 Ford and Chevrolet , ae og , pe 2a Aol Heavy duty type... gives full engine 88 6.70x15 | 27.95 | 17.44 | 8.00 | 6.70x15 | 30.95 19.44 | 10.00 power without annoying racket Heavier = nt. 7.10x15 | 30.45 | 19.44 | 9.00 Lie : aS m tae — ape nal equipm Installed 7.60215 33.25 21.44 10.00 7, le * . ‘ 7 8.00x15 | 35.95 | 23.44 | 11.00 De | FACTORY FRESH SAVE 2.57 24-Mo. Guaranteed BATTERIES Ka: 13. 45 10)" Regular 4.75 sHocKs Improve Ride on Any Car |. Inetalled and Old ss Supramatic shock rag a for extra st Fresh from ‘the factory... "peeked with power. ace resco" —— con oy smoother : that cl worn-out batiry Yeday «be prepared for betes iavatcinnnmaguernse “1 Ea. winter driving. 24-month guaran oe pean money Sack SEARS to t tana A ‘cut to fit snugly... so easy 0.96 SU = \ sone ree no ae fl ’ YY // (/ VA YHAMOHA, Whi Y mney, aoe bex . ‘ 4 e - ji ® . Would Be 34.95 If Bought Separately 6 open-end 5 wrenches. 6 to Mo Only $3 Down, Balance Monthly on Sears Easy Payment Plan ch 1S-pe. Ve-inch socket set | Hecksew with 9-plece hen 5 pe. chisel 10 extre blades wrench set end h se? Imported Craftsman meni Soldering Jack Plane Hommer | | Guns Reg. 4.95 Reg. 3.35 Reg. 10.50 3.44. Cuts tissue thin : to coarse shav- | ings. Hardwood handle and knob. W. Ger- man import. 1|4- in . = cada Sadi decd whaaias 5.50 Tool Box Mechanic's 4 +4 8x9x18-In, Rounded edges, lift-out tray, full pin length hinge. Hasp for padlock. 3c Plastic Seat Covers at 3.07 SAVINGS Regularly 18.95 INSTALLED Beautifully tailored covers to give your car interior that “new car” look at Sears low price! Expertly designed and to slide over and extra com- fortable, too! 2.66 l6-oz. curved claw, head, drop forged, vana- dium steel. Fin- est hickory han- dies. Save! Wheelbarrow 24-Piece Set 77 Reg. Reg. 0.95 ] 7.95 Wide spread legs prevent tip- g. Steel handles, rubber grips. or stain, u. ft = knives a ba an Es ce 7 Reg 4 5.75 saaasr > he ’ ~ Designed.to fit front section ‘ of any car. Choice of 6 STH colors. Filter Refills ra 99° | Side Mirror 88 For » Old or ~~ ret T Patiais oat <2 Priced! Keeps motor oil clean. ange fil- Non-glare for eas y viewing. Fits toa! resistence verlag area.- Easy to ins either side of car, 4¥-in. head. Saginaw Street _ Phone FE. ee = . - { e ® Pa Been eS a ae ee ee ee Oe ae a ee Lady Dunlap design! Can't rust 8.88 Craltsman 250- watt. Just press trigger, heats fast, holda the heat. Save, buy at Sears, Cg One-piece solid steel SMART STYLING BRIGHT NEW COLORS ieappconenene ety é = i , ; iy : ot F af ith Terrific Values _— geet Sears | New Service Station’s us GRAND OPENING! ea ae YOU SAVE 36 | \ YOU SAVE 50 | Venetian Blinds | 21” Wide x 64” 99 td dd dd ad dl a Dacron porch of the big mess hall and sounds ‘Come and Get It.” Re ularl 3.59 Each camper leaves whatever he is doing and rushes to wash up. 9 Y each ‘ Outdoor sports such as swimming, canoeing, fishing, hiking and ‘. é a Washable ‘ d lec lip proof tiltor. as games give everyone an appetite. When the meal is finished each 4 a taal Sa cone Sa sixex up 1: 6S: inches. no stacks his dishes and carries them to the kitchen, Here is John, the bugier, just about to call the campers to supper. Color this picture with your crayons, and then paste it down on cardboard. Cut out the parts carefully. Panels 33 40x81- in. size Regularly 1.69 So sheer and beautiful, you'll * want them at all of your windows. ». Soil and wrinkle-resistant Decron”. 3 fabric is easy to wash... quick to dry. Double stitched side hems, deep, 3-in. bottom hem and dec- orator top’ for lovelier windows. Finished in a crisp, sparkling white. *DuPont's polyester fiber | 23 to 35-in.; Reg. 3.99 & BAD. cee BAD ' 37 to 39-in.; Reg. 4.98 ‘Ee wie a Sinn sa OED, : 41-in.; Reg. 4.98 ...... (amnn am cdawaee 43 to 45-in.; ag FOG ac sig ssn oes SAD , 17.95 Pull- Down. Light 14° YOU SAVE 3.07 Easy to adjust to any lerigth from 20 to 50 inches. 18-inch hood for soft, ..indi- Bedrooms Fixture rect lighting, glass _ spot- New, Modern Design Shade light lens in lower bow! for Reg. 2.49 $] concentrated beam! Uses ee eer 150 watt bulb. Choice of light oe with narseme’ Sigel é brass color or copper fin- shade of satin white. Uses 60W ‘ SRR cutee Ish Retractor reel included. bulbs. See it Reg. 10.95 Colonial 838s YOU SAVE 2.07 Authentically styled Har- mony House dinette fixture. Even has. a smoke shield for added colonial charm. Copper plated shade, frost- ed chimney. Uses 3-way 4 « a x s to his lips and blow it, or lower it to his side. Fold the picture forward on the dotted line and it will stand up. . (Philip and David Kesler, Champaign, Ill., first sent in this idea. Junior Editors award $10 for each useable idea, so send in your suggestions care of this newspaper. Violet Moore Higgins; AP Newsfeatures). Tomorrow: Dick and Doris Make a Drum Aritiaal Kingdom Sounds Are Strange, Varied Babel | WASHING UN — Man speaks in| the United States and across Lat- ont wat hie} ® Ah. ag t bird : many | . as many «# o s as pos- scuntmaing bag ing on Qe) Se Amphibian, nse Beasts, birds, fish and insects mammals have been added more with t recently to the unique “Cornell Library of Natural Sounds,” 1 Save 1.42! Dacron* heard, Others are outlandish bes” things the complexity of a song-| Ruffle Curtain rare. bird's song. A wood thrush, for ex- > “ A rooster’s crowing is a far cry|ample, can emit four notes at once, 100x81-Inch Pair Size from the melancholy bray of thejand a blue jay almost ‘a major From the frontier between land| REG errie whoosh, whereas a and wanee, Seem. mieenye S cheres| y moose sometimes mistakes a diesel/that often approaches the fantas- 5.39 5 locomotive’s air horn for the love|tic — peeping, ween trillihg, " sa bellow of her swain. barking, braying,. booming. pair ; “LISTENING TO NATURE — oy grunt like _ amar} 100x90-in. Pair, Reg. 5.49. . .3.97 Wi or sound like sma da matic “tone Pla boys beating ‘on tin pans. | Extra sheer Dacrons* have excellent appears Bats, which are flying mammals, resistance to sunlight, insects and turned increasing attention in re- ‘ i : ; cent years to the sounds made by not only emit sounds extending farj_ mildew. Washes easily ... dries beyond the range of human hear-] . ‘ ‘ instantly with very little -ironing ing, but also navigate by therfl, as | needed. Drapes beautifully. Capturing the songs and calls jif by radar. eDePeat's polyester fiber ef wild birds was begun by Cor- | Fish, seemingly the most silent Z : B ef : 4 ‘iadieon Lights Popular Square Shape Shade & mae : Reg. 2.98 2.44 White background shade with e nell University in 1930, Since /of creatures, actually fill their wa- am ite a , ; ; clear design expertly shaded to then, led by Dr. Arthur A. Allen |ters with submarine sound. Some. aa sod arwriter Laboga SE d © — give cut glass elect. Brass and Dr. Paul Kellogg, Cornell ex- |fish cackle, others yowl, moan, plated holder. peditions have roamed most of whistle, bleat or buzz. en | MONDAY and FRIDAY NIGHTS Sit or Stand... Adjusts to Your Exact Comfort Height PRR og 2-Speed Blender Electric Skillet Circline Fixtures Most Versatile Kitchen Aid Big Capacity—111/,-inch Size Starts in 1 to 3 Seconds Reg. 795 22. BB —eg. 1920 J]. BQ wieover tog. 9s = 5 7 Liquifies fruit, vegetables, pu- Water-sealed so it can be im- Fluorescent fixture: provides rees soups, blends sauces, mersed to end of handle. Fry- better light at lower-cost. Com- ~~ even shaves ice cubes. Gradu- ing guide on handle automati- plete with bulb. For wall ated, lift-off glass jar. cdily holds dialed heat. switch. UL listed. Chrome. - Girls’ and Dolls’ come Brilliant Turquoi e Enameled Finish! | IRONING TABLE 99 | = WY at 1.96 SAVINGS Howitt Flashlight Folding Model! Regularly at 7.95 Chromp Plated Aluminem Body | Fasiae SAVE 99 A S Reg. $]. 59 x f Sit or stand — a simple adjustment, and this all-steel Reg. 98¢ 47¢ Kenmore Dry Iron | 4.51 / board raises or lowers from 26 to 35 inches high! Offset = 2-cell Pinpeitip Host Contrel Dial . ' p 2- 10 Slip legs give room for comfortable sit-down ironing. : Will not rust! Throws a big, aio ak 4 99 Brews 8 cups of pertect coflee powerful beam. For house, car, ~ “@#% Te / » . . automatically shuts itself Pad and Cover Set, ove 2AD ov cccecsee 1 MB camp. Similer to picture. Fon full’ danigs Gt fidiiiy’ oot: oft, keeping coffee hot tings. Long-life heating element Lightweight—only 2% Ibs, 110, 120 volt. UL listed. An almost unbelievable price > « « just 99¢ for this adora- ble back-to-school slip AND matching doll slip! Each a Deed ee Shey wien porchinent with bow- ee ae om bots ruffly bottom. 2-10. HEY, KIDS! GET YOUR FREE _THEATER TICKETS AT Values to 3.98 — fare Row! -- YOUR ade CHOICE 2. Brant Colonial 7 Sturdy Oval Willow Ca Utility Basket Canister Sets. “Moisture Ra ‘eo Regularly 2.69 ] .88 Reg. 5.95 4, 77 ore yy on A perfect complement t Reg. 11.25 Big, handy size basket for your kitchen ‘ware. Eoppertone lids, : wash, linens. Sturdy. Smoothly. plastic. knobs, Coppertone let- 100-ft. Reg. 4.98. eeeeeee 3.96 -woven of full willow. Co from Yugosldvia: "$5.95 Coppertone Saves Pan, S>M- ROG 250i vee 0K 08 Cart, tag 7.49.. 5.99 2 quart seerersesens 299 25-ft. Reg. 1.25. ../00.. 99 . > ; g anal ces weiceivantone | EB ten wit gate ee Attractive Ceiling Ceiling Light. ‘ <, Sis glass shade. Choice of “Tose, satin Fixture (not thown) oe ee 00.277 me N. Saginaw Bs oo FE 5-4171 .. L , | : f. A \ ‘ | F ' i» ‘| f ae »| es ‘4 \ C rt 4 ; is | \ : , \ t fea * \ + F < ' ° j. | a A \ % VA a | { oe | \j \ t uy, oa t | ar ' . ¢ ” f ; WX ‘ a: ' laa: eo row ; / Pos ' ‘ {? ‘ { . { ' ij ‘ . Te | gen THE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY, AUGUST 16, 1956 | r ELEVEN mR 4 and booed yesterday by at least} candidate” who could win, © .|from the Cherokee Indian village Many others, it says, will supple- grew from 9,996,467 in 1914 to fer eosema, insect bites, te 4 Be e By EARL WILSON se iment this heat with such electrical !18,928,536 in 1954, aoe a . dha CRAZY, MIXED-UP CHICAGO—1I think television has made political conventions very unconventional—screwier than ever. A foul rumor that the Democrats would prolong the one supporter of Adlai E, Steven-' The ex-president paid no atten-'of Tanaet. convention to Saturday and even §unday, to capture the valuable time on the Jackie Gleason, Ed Sullivan and ea Save During Sears Grand Opening Sale! Nobody would admit to such a villainous thought lest he get, belted by reporters see to — to nice cool San Francisco. | Lee Meriwether, ex-“Miss America,” is also mixed up. a VA She had dinner with friends—incliding a guy (not Joe aS €. DiMaggio) who hoped to see her later. \ ROEBUCK AND CO. , id At 7:30 p. m. Lee sald, “Good night, I have to go to bed. N i “I have to be up at 4 for : ij “" lm the Dave Gartoway show,” she added. Everybody twit- Square Yard ad lm tered “Sleep-tight.”.. She wan- dered off through the sun- | get to bed, It'll be worse in lj‘ San Francisco. Because of the | time difference, she'll get up about midnight. A crazy new badge: put out ‘by E. Ress of New York City, reads: “Truman for Ex-Presi- dent.” ' A certain southerner’ an- nounced he’s “A Favorite Son.” “One of his enemies roared: “That’s the greatest unfin- ished sentence in the history of the Southland.” . I dropped around to thank . Perle Mesta for inviting me to her party. She answered the door personally—very personally (she was in her slip). To! another friend, Madame Mesta said, “Now don’t bring anybody with you.” . . . “How many are coming?” I asked. . . whispered, “Ssh. Five hundred,” THE MIDNIGHT EARL IN N.Y... Frank Sinatra, ‘who once battled bit- terly with Ed‘Sullivan about appearing on the Sullivan TV’er, will be on the rival Steve Allen show Sunday. Pudgy John Javob Astor’s doctors ondered him to lop off 40 pounds , . . Billy Eckstine returns from Europe this week to ste his newest son—his fifth . . . ‘Tony Curtis’ film price is up to 200G’s a picture. _ : : Princess Margaret may attend Lionel Hampton's London concert. Sept. 30° « « » Zany Ernie Kovacs cooks break- LY INSTALLED By EXpe RT< Sale Price Includes— choice of 2 carpets, pad and installation! % For use in most any room and priced for every budget. All wool face Broadloom with cushion, completely installed at this low we \, er price. 7 tightly woven rows per inch, 6,048 wool tufts per square \ . ~ eS oS ge foot, really a bargain at this low price, Choose from tweeds, buy N A -" gm solids or patterned rugs during our grand opening sale, rw - . y them on Floorcovering Dept.—Sears Second: Floor sale! fast for the cab driver who takes him | to his 6 a. m. radio show . .. . Skippy. 7 | | Joy Kolby won the “Miss Figure”. title Better Quality — Installed } at the Griswold Hotel. | Earl's Pearls... . : S—Chei . Whether or not the laughter INCLUDE hoice 88 is healthful depends on the 24x36-i 88 of 3 carpets, pad _ i wy you're laughing ib 1 and Installation Sq. Yd. WISH I'D SAID THAT: “These days bi d All wool pile textured carpet people give farewell parties for friends ag “ ro pee ° going to Europe, South America or Luxurious, yet easy to care Deep random texture in a velvet weave that has. crosstown.”— (Dunhall’s) Male- for. Made of viscose rayon been expertly dyed. The tightly woven back and ster , ge ge paling, crusting. multi-level high and low loop pile will give you C ss ; sfaction, ice of gray, TODAY'S BEST LAUGH: Chick Muroft SKIPPY | 24245, reg. 4.49......... wie | Ooo are an fre, antenna, Comes: oF gray tells of the hammy hypochrondriac who ordered a dozen: 30 x 54, reg. ere Sis6 oewew< 488 ' Sraye @f bis profile. | 4x6 ft., veg. 14.98.0.......8.88 With our Marilyn Monroe over there, and thelr Diana Dors over here, Alan Dale figures it’s the first time we ever broke even trading with England . . . That’s earl, brother. (Copyright 1956, The Hall Syndicate, Inc. Mattress > pal Pad Sale ers 70 and 80 years old may col-' . Even Sewers Cost! lapse before the city can accumu- | Pillows GRAND RAPIDS @—Mayor Paul|late enough money to replace them. | 97 G. Gobel ‘reported that moderniz- 44 Reg. ] ation of the city’s sewers may cost} The new Argentine Government's Reg. 2.39 up to $7,000,000, about double the| announced aim is to make the’ 5.49 estimate when he took office May|country self-sufficient in petroleum ° Maehed masin with colt, 4 fluffy filling. Protects mattress. 7, Goebel warned that some sew-'by 1960-61, Buenos Aires reports. i *DuPont polyester fiber. Can-, é Ma a Twin size. 4 Y striped, zippered ticking in Le tiiey VEs'VG I ~™ pastel colors. ale ‘Sears Finest Sheets. REDUCED! | — Wwf a Harmony House White Percales Reg. 2.19 72x108 — or Twin Fitted! 99 3.29 Pull size .........2.97 Deep Looped | “Wonder-fluff”’ towers Thirsty Terry Bath Towels 9 to 17 10 te 20 j Tuy gL © Regularly 59c Quality : Cc Spetiot sizes © White and . A ot stom Lovely Pastels ; - extra chorge each Regular 2.49 81x108 or full fitted... .2.19 Regular 62c 42x38 Pillow Case... .55c ea. Save on Pastel Percales Lesuler 2.79 49 72x108-in. Twin It isn't often you can get a large 20x40-inch bath towel, so densely packed, with a rugged underweave for just 42c. And the colors are luscious! . 39c Hand Towels. .29¢ Wash Cloths, reg. 15¢. .12¢ —5%-Gauge Shower Sets Heavy Vinyl Plastic : Save A” 2.96 - Regularly 7.95. 37%4% heavier than — standard. Luxurious Harmony House quality at sale price! Rich | taffeta finished embossed vinyl in multi-color and me- ot pastels. Shower curtain, ee ae j ” matching window curtains. : ' << panera pote ony Sek SEARS AN, Spa SP TE ¢ each | SS style 1108 , Reg. 2.99 81x108-in. Pall Side... scssns ee Reg. 75c 42x38 Pillow Case 65¢ Replenish linen stock during Sours White. Goods Sale, Sears finest percales with 190 threads per sq. in. citer washing. : A chompion in rayon geberdine, multi-color-flecked rayon tweed, linen-weave rayons er rayon checks hizz of a dress that contrasts two colors in.a highly Sceleative way. You can have it in solid colors too. , ‘its skirt, gently flared ond pleated in the back, assures a wealth of freedom, Snatch on to it — it deserves to be called “bowler of the year’. : PLUS! eee 3’ 1 to © Brunn Lataring $12.71: runner ; Plaques 2 x a Sam Benson @ All-American ® Over 160 sella sadibnina z a, ~ : * . iF ee, SE Te Yon be * lin, Ne BEE A Sc os oss * ’ 4 * a 2 o tf ae ees, eee , , \ 4, \ Bee is EP a se te ae ae a ae ae Be Se eS Be pe ae SO ae SS BE ee THE PONTIAC PRESS. “THURSDAY. AUGUST 16, 1956 make than a fourth pottom is 67. The walls © pair in 1990, 48 in 1940, .50 in 1949, Arch of ‘Triumph; the Paiitheon, et eon. anajstack Could Contain at the inches thigk at the ‘ls! Many, Many Shoes i 60 in 1954, and 68 in 1955. etc.—the favorite by far is the ~ Roar ne BBN Fal ry «at| Washington Shaft = - tom and 22% at the top WASHINGTON — World : Eiffel Tower. ‘The’ number of Pn fecha le c ANACONDA, Mont.—A smoke- weight al founda- | duction leather footwear owe © surfacing at all.) stark at on aye oe a A few stacks| year no eather tear at r Is Popular , Visitors who looked out over Paris, FE 88-3801 2 — ment of @ copper-mining companyjare taller, but none can compare|pairs, This includes all varieties} PARIS~Among Paris’ pay-to-|in 1955 from the vantage point of D & K CONSTRUCTION | area of France will here is 585 feet high and wit bthis one for massiveness, It|of footwear made partly or en-jenter tourist attractions—Notre|the colossal erector set was 1,435,- Ra. have two new power plants|7,000,000 bricks. The inside dia- completely contain the/tirely of leather. World per capita|Dame Cathedral’s tower, the/192, an increase of more than 130,- 3738 Elizabeth, Lake 4 meter at the top is 0 feet’ and!Washingtoo Monument. oe aH im alhereb sse Eas mc en ele eh ance ery Department Celebrates with Outstanding Values _. + During Sears New Service Station's now—save up to 2.99! lovely imported lace in | Charmode nylon tricot slips Regular $3.98 and $5.98 Values! 40 Denier nylon tricot slips with imported nylon lace, pleated trims, Usually much higher priced, with vie eer, sale! all-occasion el compare this price guaranteed to wear Utility sheers .. . finely knit nylon for every day wear. Full fashioned. Stretch fit ultra sheers that cling to every curve, never wrinkle. Full-fashioned. ness for that bareleg look Seamless ultra sheers for a peaches-’n-cream complexion sole Reg 98c to 1.15 pair Runproot ultra sheers of fine lace mesh that are full-faské ioned, hairline seams. Full-fashioned ultra sheers of clear, fine knit nylon, hairline seams. Very sheer. proportioned black, in white Limited Quantities Fairloom | printed percales d Regularly at 39c Yd. 2 A c %-in. percale in a wide assortment of prints and stripes. Ideal for ceeeae, housedresses, full skirts, etc. Save Ic y ‘Foam Rubber Pillow Removable Cover for Washing Reg. 398 2.99 Es. First time ever at Sears. Cor- flame and beige. » & asst’d colors fit. Colors include KITCHEN PRINTS . riced to Save you ] MCstic leath of A lertitic @ssortin ate (Penuine liad 0 Gnd sizes Mord to nt, Of fashion values ri ‘ * 23 to Choos miss, Many st; rom in po pular far Q Plug Tax buy now — you save 1.10 | choice of Charmode brief or girdle v¥ both regularly $3.98 Comfortable and con- cowhide billfolds smart umbrellas trolling rayon power 99 : : i net... smooths and Ate 119 perry aD 44. slims ... Acetate satin Reg. ry front panel. White. h 2.50 ° & 4.98 ° S-m-l. - is Plus Tax Welcome the rain! Here are Reg. $2.50 billfolds in genuine cowhide in fashion colors, each with an embossed floral and gold band on the front. high fashion umbrellas — slim or pagoda shapes ,in costume colors, with elegant new han- dies. Save 1.98! Co-ordinated i . blouse and skirt sets mu $3 Big savings on this pert off-to- Save 1.10-Charmode Nu-Back All-in-One ae Nu-Back lets you bend and stretch with comfort. Pink rayon and cotton batiste. Front zipper. 34-38 Reg. 1.50 Bras Reproduction of famous S 1 reg. 9.98 school washable costume . , . Cotton knit blouse trimmed ‘to match the cotton felt skirt. De- licious Fall shades. Sizes 7 to 14. name bra. White cotton Honeylane . . . in girls’ sizes 7 to 14 we 44qe Pongee Prints Reg. 89c € Sui tendo 66 < velveteen hat charmers for school or playtime 1 33 Top off her outfit with one of these cotton velveteen hats. Wide assort- ment, with rayon linings .. . many colors, trims. SAVE 7.07 “chinchilla cloth coats i ge Perfect for back to school. Ad- justable “grow” features. Red, rosew: peacock or skipper blue. Sizes minus 7 fo 14. SAVE 1.73 cardigans i Kitten soft washable super Or- bit ae Choice 3 For 99¢ Flat ‘knit cotton with elastic Reg. 25.95 Z a 3.95 _duroy covered, tubber. filled (32.95 sub-teens sececee 24.88 legs and waist, double fabric dain ar . roa hat sippered | crotch. wie in sizes 8 to 16. pel oo Fag y or e 5 - ‘DuPont Acrylie Fiber Teen Shop—Second De ; i AAD 2 154 N g \ bo 6x; arth § Ww treet Phone FE 5-4171 | habe ee: ena gear ee deat oe Bi xcs { - os ‘ : és Z 4 4 ‘ . fy . : - Ay: v8 ij ¢ oe a ‘ / 7 ; eS ae es ‘ aay oe apne. ; \. ya ie 7 we { i & ¥ ay ia i — ( HED Ve us if. é, 3 I 3 i ¥ ? Ve ‘ ff f ‘ NeW \ dh y ‘ \ 74 A i \ 4 BHI ee RTEEN | | ! E ; F if Fa] 5 it ry Department Celebrates ‘'~HE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, AUGUST 16, 1956 with ake ef ... During Sea 4 i s o # E } BEE Ente Tits | = 4 3 S ys = American Air Bases Appear to Be Source) of Ready Cash » PARIS #—Newly sovereign Mo- rocco, noting Egypt’s apparent success over the Suez Canal, may soon look to the United States’ air , bases on her territory ag a source of ready cash. : * * «& . Already the Istiglal Nationalist ‘ party is clamoring for rent on the * bases for the next 10 years. Then, it says, the five bases and all their equipment should be turned over to the Moroccans. Al Alam, the party newspaper) published in Rabat, has demanded immediate government action. | The bases, it claimed, were in- ’ stalled on Moroccan soil “at the! expense of Moroccan sovereignty” | by a French-American agreement | . about which Morocco was ma ‘ “that the government should pro- . Claim in the name of the people and its King (Sultan Mohammed! Vv) that we do not accept the es-| * informed. * * « » tablishment of war bases on Mo-) | | “We demand,” said Al Alam, conditions compatible with the in-) terest of Morocco alone.” For Children Accompanied by Parents Sanforized”, washable, warm weight ... perfect for back to school, Boyville printed cotton flannel shirts _Boyville Washable Poplin Jackets keg. 3.98 2.99 Water resistant peplin with vat- dyed broadcloth lining, Double needle seams. Choose trom four colors. 4-18, regularly 1.69 ea. Now save 70° Don't miss this giant once-a-year sale on boys’ flannel shirts! They are excellent quality cotton printed in assorted striking new plaid and heathertone patterns. A]! washfast and sanforized* to give extra wear. Smartly styled | with chest pocket, double yoke, and loop-convertible semi-spread collar. Stock up now and save 70c¢ on each shirt. Sizes 4-16. *Max. Shrinkage 1% Just Say, “Charge It’ on Sears Revolving Charge 6 Months to Pay .. Small Service Charge Save 2.96 on Infants’ Carriage Suit With Hat ~ a, f= did certain bases in France, Both OPEN 99 Reg. 8.95 Buy now for Winter. Washable talfeta. Two handy, -fuil- ers. Light blue or FRI. & MON. ‘til 9 m ee) gize. * s * The United States does not pay r rent for bases elsewhere, Some officials. say payment of large regular! 5.50 sums to Morocco might start a Y . chain reaction at a “bankrupting| gaye J, Freighting Record Set on the Tennessee River Biltwel. . . your assurance of protection for feet—better fit and longer wear cause they're made of quality leathers over . graduated lasts for sturdiness! Choice of several styles . . . perfect for school or every-day-play-wear. KNOXVILLE — of goods on the Tennessee River in} 1955 reached an all-time high of 9,500,000 tons or 1% billion ton- per cent and ton-miles 21 per cent. Barges carried 26 different com- modities on the river 16 in larger quantities than in 1954. Antibiotic Spray Tested as Beef Preservative shop at SEARS and save PL Sav Shoe Dept.—Main Floor house slippers reg. 1.98 children’s «ee cummerbund captures again® © fashionable ensemble look Captures her waist...and = Navy and green with mint heart! Choose brows with green bodice or brown and . namen trim. Choose today! blue with ice blue bodice, 3-6X. . acs gives two-piece effect.” Bigger and Better Values GRAND OPENING ———T Boys’ Whipcord Jr. Suspender Pants Reg. 2.39 1.99 Cotton whipcord pants with button-on suspenders that are adjustable, Dark blue or brown. 4-10. Anklets ae Reg. 3/31 uA 4 Pp. $] lon = re-inlorced | cotton. Washiast pastels. 4 - Siar feature! Sizes 4 thru 71). 1 Save now! Ny- - rs New Service Station’s prove. * ‘ a Boys’ Cotton Socks Boyville Heelguards for Wear Reg. 3/119 3 for 97 ¢ Nylon reinfotced sole and heel- guard for wear, Washiast col- i (R) ors, mercerized Durene yarns. Sizes 7-1. Denims Sanforised* Vat-Dyed Pants Putter Reg. 2.49 1 .66 Suniast, and vat-dyed to retain their color, Saddle atitched. Brown, blue, green, gray. 12-18. ("1% max. shrinkage.) Water- proof Panties Regular 7% , 2 for $1 A\ Sete acetate plastic, Sizes to 18 months Orlon* three-piece, pastel bootie sets. Reg. 3.98 Soft, embroidered Orlon cardigan with matching cap and booties. It has a nov- elty knit-in pattern and satin ribbon trim. Infant's size in white, pink, blue, maize. Infants’ Wear—Main Floor AIDS e 1.94 rota ; fall dress sale! Honeysuckle wrinkle - resisting cottons new cummerbund interest Here again at its fashion- able best... black cum- merbund with red or green. Similar to above. linen collar. *DuPont’s Aeryile Fiber —_ do tell, it’s @ “cinch” ‘Slimming combination of |. the empire and long torso § lines, Giddy gay softened by & at s i» Ss ss = Paps coe eee ce Bee ae Be ees all> Bere 78 See Bee ee ae 2s yy. Six-snap style of and 3 Choice of 3 cel- “GEARS. 194 Saginaw St. Ph. PE SAIN 1 Z ‘ , ae ii the i i : | —— ip RB & Tennessee (Others, notably members of the delegation, decided to first ballot. * * * Near the end of the preview for the newsreels, Clement, sweat streaming down his face, held up his hands and cried, “‘And as we look up at the great blue bowl se. “ SKY OR HEAVEN “Mother, should I say ‘sky’ or ‘heaven?’ he asked, *. * @ “Heaven,” mother ruled. Clement turned the sweat back on and concluded with a flourish, {mentioning heaven unequivocally. “Those Stevenson guys,” ; money as if it was Coca Cola!” “The convention's a flop,” one old reporter muttered in the lobby of the Conrad Hilton today. ‘You can get an elevator.” With the Lyndon Johnson boom gaining momentum, the prospects ofan Eisenhower vs. Johnson race jthis fall has revived a campaign slogan credited to the Texan whose heart attack preceded that of the President. Johnson was alleged to be ready to run on an “I’m sicker than Ike” platform. Tom Dewey is back in the race _ ‘THE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY, A fo giving out publicity stamped “Lar Daly for president~Tom Dewey for vice president, e It’s the ticket (7) of the America First Republican Committee, which has headquarters in Daly’s parlor here in Chicago. Lar, who calis himself “Mr. America First,” makes stools and chairs. He says of Dewey, “As vice president, his amazing ability and tremendous courage would make him the best,;man to assist and advise the president ot the United States.” (Lar.) Paul Butler by inference con- ;,demned CBS for not showing a Gives Clement ‘Heavenly’ Advice Tennessee camp of candidate Happy prised to learn. There was a writer suggested that the Demo- vote for him for president on the} Chandler, “they're giving away (fellow around the press room today cratic Party has a monopoly on divine guidance. But the national chairman's ef- forts to spelen NBC and ABC for screening the film, though it attracted a few boos against CBS on the part of the conventioneers, backfired resoundingly, NBC and ABC quickly came to CBS’ support, with the perfectly understandable statement that a network has just as much right to ignore any phase of a convention as does a newspaper—or a voter, Sugar, regarded as a necessity in every household today, was so rare before the 16th century that only the extremely wealthy could afford it, ty ) UGUST 16, 1956 Most Eloentive Room: The Bathroom Naturally The most expensive room to build is the bathroom, says the Review of the Society of. Res- idential Appraisers. To build a bathroom measuring 7 by 8 feet including foundations, walls, roof, tilmg and fixtures, the cost runs foot. ness. A 9 by 10-foot, fully equipped kitchen costs about $1,750, bringing to $3,750, or $25 per square feot. Watchdog Aids Bandit to $2,000, or about $35 per square A kitchen is second in costli- . the total cost of those two rooms DECATUR, Ill, » — A small,|f brown dog barked loudly at of-|}) ficers investigating a robbery at)]) Mrs. Loena Sherian’s home but|f raised no alarm during the theft./ 7) She said she heard a noise at the|f’ back door and then heard a gate)}) Mae Vestal, mw, left Auckland with 16 ponies. DR. HENRY A. MILLER Optometrist - . q 7 North Saginaw Street + Phone FE 4-6842. “Better Things in Sight” Open Friday Evenings missing from her purse. close.. She discovered two $5 bills) Pf) Closed Wednesday Afternoons ait: 4 5, See ea aa ae 16 | HiFi Recorder : ¥ Regularly at 199.95 v New Silvertone has mahogany finish cab- inet to fit in with modern decorating. Has _ powerful 14KV chassis and big 24-in. Gluminized tube that measures 33] sq. in. i Every Department Celebrates With Ter rific Values . . » During Sears New Service Station’s Our experts know y $5 Down New Clock Radio - Automatically Wake te Music ms. 080 16,88 Here's a terrific clock-radio buy!-Fully automatic; luminous dial, full-toned speaker. Smart» brown plastic cabinet. our appliance best and use only factory approved parts. Call us for service. Satisfaction Guaranteed! Phone FE 5-417]. | GIANT 24 INCH {Silvertone TV¥—Save Modern Mahogany Finished Table-Model TV ; 88 $5 Month on Seors Easy Payment Plan Printed, Circuit ' Table Radio Reg. 095 | BB Compact design, powerful per- forming radio, Ideal for bed- room, kitchen, den, workshop. Sturdy plastic cabinet. ) GRAND OPENING * y 88 (nth 7 - 7 PAY ONLY *5 DOWN d¢ Big 10.9 Cubic Foot Capacity ... Many Deluxe Features av 40-Lb. Full Width Freezer... Ample Space for Average Home Any woman would be proud to have this in her kitchen. Has a full width freezer chest that holds 40-lbs. of frozen food and a chiller tray for meats and beverages. Full width Handi-Bin crisper holds more vegetables. Servi-Shelves in the door can be used for smaller items. Every feature in this refrigerator was planned for the average family needs. New color tone beige interior makes stored food look better! See it at Sears Now! The New Appliance Department—Basement PAY ONLY *5 DOWN up to $200! PAY ONLY {10 DOWN on Appliances priced at $200 and over. on Appliances priced} ntth 1) _cquatt i SPECIAL PURCHASE Caldaact DEHUMIDIFIERS priced lower than ever! eeeeee bx Economy-priced decorator rug and upholstery nozzles. On three casters for easy room-to-room cleaning! See it today! Only $3 Down, Balance on Sears Easy Terms Efficient ‘Kenmore Canister It‘s Economical, Lightweight $96 gray Kenmore cleaner for friction wands; duck hose; \ x “fe \ 199”° Not an off brand or a second but a first quality, gen- uine Coldspot with adjustable zero-safe cold control, exclusive Super-wall cabinet, fast-freeze section, storage basket and self-aligning, counter-balanced lid. aid Bawa: PAY ONLY $5 DOWN ae $30.07, 8.3 Cu. Ft. REFRIGERATOR Reg. 159.95 129” $5 Down Limit 1 - Compact model, ideal for apartments ... . plenty of room for all your foods! Spark- ling white, easy to clean finish. Reduced 56 ‘) DOWN COME IN TODAY AND CHECK THESE FEATURES: ¥ Mahoany Sewing Console . . . Satin Finish ¥ Full Rotary Bobbin for Smooth Operation ¢v Full-Size Cast-Iron American Head _ ¥ Double Lock Stitch . . . 20-Year Guarantee ov Forward and Reverse Stitch Chance of a lifétime savings with this Kenmore full rotary action sewing machine. Has adjustdble upper and lower tensions; forward and reverse stitch. : nightstand or end table, stitch. Use cabinet hog Sewing Machine—Vacuum Dept—Main Floor Open Monday and Friday Nig! its ae * you feel ike a motorized Gulliver. . uy _ aircraft designers. j : . ‘ | ’ 1 % \ \ A -_/ THE PONTIAC PRESS, ‘THURSDAY, AUGUST 16, 1956, THE DWARF — Constructed in Stuttgard, the Zwerg has plastic | body, a Fichtel-Sachs motor, and reportedly reaches @9 mph. War Plane Builders Now| Making Germany’s Autos, FRANKFURT, Germany i —) With all the midget cars appearing in Germany nowadays, driving a big American autompbile makes; Steep automobile taxes, high in- surance fees and expensive gas (60 cents a gallon) are largely respon-| sible for the thriving new market in three—and four-wheeled babies on the road, One advertising slogan claims the new cars “cost less taxes than a dachshund.” - The number of small cars—be- low 700 ce cylindrical contents— registered last year showed an in- crease of 76 per cent over 1954. Some of the midgets are only three feet high, But they make up im- economy what they lack in size. 1 GALLON—100 MILES One reportedly will travel 100 miles on less than a gallon of|'@t Was chewing up a saddle he gasoline. The midgets cost between $426\"e@r Hailey. r and $714. Some of these glass- doomed cars make you think of cockpits. In fact, three of the midget cars are produced by former Luftwaffe Willy Messerschmitt, whose plants turned out the. dreaded ME-109 fighter plane in World War im manufactures a three- wheeled model called a Kabin- enrolier, Messerschmitt claims his midget cars are faster than any others. ‘helped blitz London, has hit the Friestad outside, knocking him Ernst Heinkel, whose beentiaty market with a three-wheeled Ka- bine and Claude Dornier, designer of light bombers and reconnais-| sance planes, has come out with a} trapezoid prototype of his earlier four-wheeled Delta, . 2: * «© Other tiny cars popular in Ger-! many are the BMW-lIsetta, built under an Italian license, the Gog- gomobile and the Kleinschnittger, ' which looks like an expensive toy and the 200-pound Zwerg (dwart),' which is less than three feet tall. Pesky Pack Rat Almost Causes Double Killing HAILEY, Idaho W—Arne Frie- stad didn't like the way that pack kept at the Grover Crocker Ranch * So when he spotted the rat on a platform in the barn he fired, at it with a .410-gauge shotgun— not noticing there was a box of dynamite on the same platform. The explosion blew the roof and sides from the barn and hurled unconscious. * s At the Hailey Clinical Hospital, where he was treated for cuts and: bruises, Friestad said he was sue he got the rat. Fr, a ee Knit To Fit! In wiitic E'S Women’ s ORLON FREE THEATER TICKETS AT KRESGE'S AND | THIS EXCITING FEATURE! Rainbow Colors! : Miracle: Orion! Never loses its shape after —yovu'll love it! All this - for a low price! 34-40. GET YOUR } built-in humidifier. Coppertoned ba genau trim. Big buy in low-cost heating. Every Department Celebrates with Terrific Bargains . . . 4 “er Fig Sears Brand New Service: Station § TO MATCH 139° PAY ONLY $5 DOWN WASHER DRYER Regularly 289.95 Regularly 199.95 249° 179° ONLY $10 DOWN ONLY $5 DOWN Reg. 09” You never need wash by hand! Dainty clothes $139.95 are coaxed clean with a separate, slower-speed action. And, Roto-Swirl regular agitation is thor- $5 DOWN ough — even for heavy denim. You also get Ken- more economy and a low price that challenges comparison anywhere. But, own the matching, all-speed fabric high-speed dryer too, for a com- plete Kenmore home laundry. Deluxe-featured, 9-lb. - ty washer with chrome-picted wringer, 2/:-+in. mottled rollers. Matchless Cooking, Luxury-Styling in Kenmore | ” High- Capacity Oil Heater _ 30-in. Gas Range at a Money -Saving Price ° o Built-in Hanidifier 8 8 * te geen Ove © 70,000 B.7.U. Input : _ cee? Ve . os sods Oven and broiler light ta liy when you set the Save when you buy it, save when you use it! Burns thermostatic heat control dial. Giant 25-inch width lets No. 1, No, 2ot deel all eftcienty, Equipped with a you bake big meals all at one time. Low input top pilot ked: enamel finish saves on gas. Has smokeless broiler. Appliance Dept—Basement : ¥ ipomeinted ch pow othe baat SEARS. 154N. Saginaw St. Ph. FES Automatic Washer Reg. 249.95 Two-Speed Model 209" $10 COMPLETE with SUDS-SAVER Down dv Exclusive 6-Vane Roto-Swirl Agitator dv Seven Complete Automatic Rinses ; v Automatic Suds-Saver; costs less to operate Like owning two washers in one! Separate wash and spin dry speed for sturdy cottons and all your regular wash. A. other completely different, shorter cycle with slower action for your most fragile fabrics. Automatic suds-saver saves 50% on water and detergent. Beaut#ul porcelain enameled work-space top is easy to keep clean, always stays spark- ling bright. Matching dryer also on sale! Open Monday and Friday Nights Has Everything Except the High Price! Konmere Bene Range | @ Roomy 36-Inch 1398 : @ Regular 169.95 Pay Only $5 Bowe No need to burst, your budget over &@ new fange when : Kenmore offers this big, modern beauty at a fabulously | - low cost! Has quick-heating Infrarod top units, 60 minute es timer and smart, new ‘coppertone styling. ee i) ot a 0 ee et oe ed oe ok oe Oo A ot Nae en ge ey, THE B.PONTLAC PRESS. ‘uunspay, AUGUST 10, 1956 tales Bocaaed -— * ESET y nearby the Mark Twain Meme. / rial Bridge. So closely is Hannibal linked with} the author, says Miss Allen, that) its history is usually ignored before’ 1839, when a 4-year-old redheaded boy came there to live and stayed until he was 17, Actually the town, | older than the Oregon Trail, was) ,|settled in 1819, When the Clemenseg | lived there; it was an important. 4 steamboat center of some 1,000 people. Today, Hannibal has more than. 21,000 residents. Watching the Mis-' sissippi traffic flow by, it looks g for livelihood to factories, business, | and trade with a prosperous . i | “TERMS TO SUIT NOW FOR ea YOU CAN WEAR A BENRUS WATERPROOF THAT SWAM THE ATLANTIC ing countryside. Yet the river is still a living force in the community and a molder of young. Fishing is an industry as well as pastime for | every man and boy. On hot sum- mer days Jackson's Island (where | Huck and dim set wat on their | famous raft) is a happy haunt for | kids to camp, fish and swim. i ' “Mark Twain,” for a safe depth _jof two fathoms (12 feet). CAREFREE YOUTH Hannibal treasures the law office of Mark Twain's father, and the home of his first girl, Laura Haw- nie ae hae With a mile-wide river as back yard, growing up is still as much fun in Hannibal as in the days of. WKC, Gives You cleaning company, confectionery; * lits famous pair of boys. | at hotel, taxi office, movie house] yee swing pong Ton nd S$ and rest home. and carefree. In a riverside Dixie Taken Ov : park [Dixie Taken Over | Hannibal's best known address | stands a giant statue of Mark | (TYLER, Tex. #—Tyiler has ta- is 208 Hill St. Out of his upstairs | Twain in late years, looking out ken over all of Dixie. That's Dixie, “ bedroom window, yous Sam | on his beloved Mississippi. Far- (Tex., suh. Consolidation of that Clemens climbed to join tid | ther along is the white Mark school district with Tyler's Gate friead, Tom Blankenship (Huck | Twain Memorial Lighthouse, and was voted recently. trade-in allowance on ANY old watch, regardless of age, make or condition veal 17 JEWEL and for the ladies... WATERP ROOF’ GUARANTEED WATERPROOF (UNTIL 1957) the RADIANT NEW BENRUS ‘ Sells Everywhere for $42.50 | $20.00 | Pre-Labor Day SALE! Fdmous DAVIS Luxury Ride | 6.70x15, Reg. outr. - 95 Plus tax and your old tire Trade NOW and SAVE on brand-new, | factory-fresh Luxury Rides, Tough cold rubber tread gives longer mileage. Hi-| tenacity rayon cord construction. i | Reg. $129.50 ‘6a $1.00 8 RADIANT Interlocking Diamond BRIDAL ENSEMBLE BOTH RINGS Only... Hid “if erystal, crewn Gnd core remoie inte, 6 FIERY DiamonDs | DIAMONDS * - ) Less Trade-in A # _*e we . | 7.10x15, Reg. ! Reg. $129.50 Reg. $159.50 Y PAY ONLY | a" re without 14, 45° Both Rings Both Rings | rade-in. . | | $60 $75 _ 7.60x15, Re | . 23.75 without 15,81" ma Wey eas trade-in. *all sale prices plus tax and your old tire. UIE ED Unequalled Guarantee ALL DAVIS tires ore guoranteed .. . (1) against ofl road hazords, inctuding blowouts, cuts ond bruises; (2) against oll defects in workmanship and moteriols . . . for tread lite of tire without limit as to time or mileage. Mounted FREE! EASY TERMS-~ low as down, monthly : Reg. $199.50 Both Rings Reg. 259.50 Both Rings $125 $7.00 Weekly Wizard Two Year Battery Outright 12.75 Famous SCHICK Full 24-month guarantee at ‘aaa this low price! “Way wae Lu age “Deluxe. 30-month guarantee Wrench , 66 af For most cafs »..,....00.2 nestdes i G | Deluxe Choice of : egular i — - = a saan Forged —, steel. Four deep ih ; Shaver Colo or most cars ... sl 5.95 sockets $6" %". Fits. all tm ‘ :. : and your old battery car wheels. 4H13755 ti ay end Styles is ye: +33 Was $28.50 , “ AEN RR NS ils . : s 50 : Was $39.50 ff. | Sale Specials =f QC: 13 | A. NOW ; e| wih | . * | on Needed Tools! | Frade NO MONEY DOWN! : $95 q)50 Jumbo 28-qt. 4 Slip-Joint Pliers | | No Money Down—25c Weekly 25¢ WEEKLY! . : 2 Adjustable—-tight - bit . . WASTEBASKET % Sherp wire cute. "39¢ = -joint, HI) neg 4 = 38¢ i. cake : C % Screwdriver Set $00 : © Hardened, tempered. 3*',~ 4” Weeki > and 6". Wood d " > handles. H1142- 45¢ Smart lithographed steel 44. Reg. 54c. .4; 5-Pc. Wrench Set 10 most-used head sizes. Handy cluster clip. 89 ¢ H2342. Magnetic Hammer All Metal FREE «= With Your New 1956 REMINGTON, UNDERWOOD, with Delicious Apple pat- tern. 15" deep. KI615 DINNERWARE ENSEMBLE A magnificent 40-piece set of famous Taylor, Smith G Reg, 1.92 Was. $29.95 6-02. tack hammer, Picks up : ROYAL P. ortable Typewriters a, wen dinner - and 79 tacks. Reg. $7 4.50-—Now ae Ss 5 0 oe ewe color-tone ‘2 4 5 i ae 10-DAY FREE | 50 Weekly! : Utility Tool Box | HOME TRIAL! m= vu | Seamless steel, Positive catch, ; . : continuous hinge: ; - \ 79¢ 4H4862. 9 tig ‘Reg. 1.00 ..,... sles ive up to 3-tube vinyl plastic ideal for . Va" Electric Drill pray. Easy to contour watering. Will fot ated easy ~ handling. rot, 50 feet. X1160.. sais. 995 open eeeer 162 N. sore FE 2-9253 “Prices, Good ' Monto p86 - 9v00 Then |Sel} | ’ _THE PON TIAC PRESS \ PONTIAC, MICHIGAN ‘ THURSDAY, AUGUST 16, 1050 THEY ALL HAVE A HAND-IN — A four-way handshake is engaged in by two governors and two senators yesterday after attending a nation- alities division meeting of the Democratic party in Chicago. From the left are: Gov. Robert Mey- AP Wirephote of New Jersey; Sen. Theodore Green, of Rhode Island; Sen. Estes Kefauver of Tennessee; and Gov. G. Williams of Michigan. Wil- liams and earlier had announced their 2 ¥ AT CIVIL RIGHTS MEETING — Mayor Rob- ert F. Wagner of New York City stands to ad- . dress a civil rights meeting called yesterday in Chicago by groups favoring a strong civil rights plank in the Démocratic convention platform. At delegations were for Stevenson. AP Wirephote the right is union leader Walter Reuther; center man is unidentified. The plank approved by the convention platform committee has drawn fire from both sides in the north-south civil rights row. POURING IT ON THE DELEGATES — Hand extended, Rep. John McCormack of Massachu- setts dramatically pleaded with delegates at the Democratic National Convention in Chicago last * AP Wirephote night to adopt the platform drawn by the platform committee which he headed. The platform, includ- ing the disputed civil rights plank, was adopted __ by the convention without the expected floor fight. Junless hig parents were present, ‘Dems “4 SEVENTEEN | Family Brawl Peace Reached on Civil Rights After 6-Hour Melee, Started Plus ‘Bruises’ By SAUL PETT CHICAGO #—-They tried to shut the windows and pull the blinds down tight. But ‘somehow the whole neighborhood heard it. - It wags a_real exciting family! brawl, When it was all over, after al- most six long hours they were back where they started, except for assorted naar and bruises. * * The fifth session of the Demo- cratic National Convention began trimmed livestock amphitheater. Everyone there knew it wouldn't last because this was the night to tackle the platform with its civil rights plank. ORDER -AT FIRST “It began with the invocation, the presentation of the colors and the “Star Spangled Banner’’-—all non- controversial, even among Demo- crats. » + * * A few minutes later, a boy ora- tor, Jan S.° Hogendorn of Oska- loosa, Iowa; stepped up to the po- dium. His subject: “I Speak for Democracy.” And he did, earnest- ly, with studied modulation. But, the cruel fact is nobody there heard him, For the assembled delegates had other things on their minds. They milled in the aisles, talked, coalesced around familiar faces— ‘ ind Party Back Where It): . quietly ‘in the packed blue| % LONG SESSION — Delegates to the Democratic National Con- vention in Chicago worked long, late and hard last night smooth- ng out the wrinkles in their poeee. Tels: was = scene as Oy Special te Pontiac Press by AP Wirephote labored into the wee hours. In the Peet is a portion of the = seus: Douglas of Illinois, Lehman of New York, Kennedy of Massachu- setts, Williams of Michigan. * LJ * Dour, red-faced Sam Rayburn, intoned, “‘Those who desire to walk and talk will cease walking and talking or retire from the chamber." THEN SPEECH Big hand. But a few minutes after Sen. Robert S. Kerr of Okla- homa was introduced to the ac- companiment of “‘Oklahoma” and bobbing hats of Indian feathers, the noisy indifference continued Harry's Barbs Aimed at Adlai Sting Hatriman By WALTER KIERNAN CHICAGO (INS)—We ‘shall know soon whether of not Harry's hor- nets bit the wrong man. Ave was moving along at a swift snail's pace when Harry threw the 50 pounds of lead to speed him up en a ee Humphrey or Kefauver?-State Ponders CHICAGO «® — Michigan's dele- and popular with large nambers dinner in Michigan a year ago, gation appeared today to favor! ef them. either Sen. Hubert Humphrey of Minnesota, or Sen. Estes Kefau- » * * Mayor Robert F. Wagner of New but is not as widely known in the state, Sen. Lyndon Johnson of Texas, ver of Tennessee for the Demo-/York, also mentioned for vice|because of his conservatism and cratic vice presidential nomination. prone: made a hit when he ap-|Southern origin, probably would . * |peared at a JeGerem-Jackson Day | find little if any support. — Truman Unity Plea |Balloting to Start As yet, no caucus soundings have| been taken. However, delegates gave — elcome whe When Truman ny in effect, “I| Parey @ rousing w on the floor. wil] not stand with a man who| he appeared at the initial caucus can't. win” Paves Way for Adlai\°” Candidates Off to the right, at the wall of his mezzanine box, a _ technician) was arranging a microphone near Harry S. Truman, Suddenly, boos from somewhere near the New York delegation. Then a sign popped up: “New York delegates for Stevenson.” Cheers, Rayburn angrily interrupted the speaker to thunder: “The man who did that will be banner fot justified will be al-! lowed In this hall as long as I am chairman.” About 9:20, -Kerr finished talk- tion into a monumental stall. For almost an hour, singers sang and ‘the band played and everyone wondered what was cooking on low the speakers’ platform, the cops were rushed in to break up a fight. Identity of the fighters unknown. And then at 12:50 a.m. E, Rob- ert Short of Minnesota threw in the minority. report aimed at a ' Houghening up the wording of the! this nomination I want to be in the jeivil rights plank. Cheers and jeers and, in the Georgia delega- tion, a waving of Confederate flags. ‘One by one the speakers appear and have their say. Finally, at 1:20, the main event. It is Ray- ae saying, “I now yield to the most distinguished man in -this hall—former President Truman.” ROAR FOR HARRY A huge roar. All turn to the right side of the arena. And there he was, hands stuck out like twin saws chopping the air in removed from the chamber. No, . for it. choruses of if the sky fell in after that you can't “i he hadn't pointed toward ing. Rayburn threw the conven-ijt , HOME STATE STRETCH the band played a song for every the back range. state. This gave everyone a SUDDENLY, A FIGHT — sae up and stick their Suddenly, in the cross-aisle be-|> i. un. aes — hall when Truman follows with his speech, this if. you can.” getting exciting. Dewey Praises Nixon for ‘Job Well Done’ All I know is that some of Ave's own people sagged off their own arch supporters immediate- ly thereafter. And Averell’s folks gained an inch without stepping he meant Adlai but} Sunday night to appeal fer vice some of the delegates were sure he; presidential support. ‘must have meant Averell, ccmmmresan atk. | commath OE OD Some delegates said he outshone | (INS)—Ex-President Harry S. Tru-|) CHICAGO #—Here is the pro Adlai Stevenson and Averell] Harri-| man made a surprise plea for har-|gram for the Democratic National man, who were sandwiched around | mony early today to haul the Dem-|Convention sessions today and to- him on the caucus program. In his brief talk, Humphrey said he “‘yearned” to take the hustings on the automatic uplift which is featured en the platform, * *¢ « Speaking of the written platform . Vaughn Mofiroe set the scene He did a’ verse and two “My Blue Heaven" and Before they read the platform ing their heads: over Harry. It's the first time in man’s memory that he ever suggested there was And. if Adlaf -nimbles off with * ia * What can he say: ‘Don’t miss Don’t go away anybody, This is NEW YORK w—Former Gov Thomas E. Dewey said today he ) Potter Wants H.S.T. ‘on the Payrol? : ‘Truman Gives Ammunition to he GOP Saturday —- without Sl abeayeonie seth wn uh Bs beg ek Stevenson specifically — in call-\“the old man from Missouri’— ing Gov. Averell Harriman of New|Truman himself, Potter, who is leaving tomorrow for the GOP convention in San . WASHINGTON #—Republicans|last are going to thank former Presi- dent Truman for some ‘campaign ammunition if Adlai Stevenson is renominated by the - Democrats. front of him, saying: mony of this convention . 1:35, Rayburn: “., .. “IT want to contribute to the har- is the best platform the conven- ion ever had put before it . ...|in history.” - I've done more to implement civil os * *# rights than any other president} Dewey made the comment as he Pare ts oe left by plane for San Francisco Those in favor of the minority report?” A roared “Yes!” ‘ * Rayburn: “Those opposed?” “t think we are going to have A roared “No!” a great convention,” Dewey said, is “very happy” that Vice Presi- dent Nixon is available for renom- . This|ination “because he has made the finest record of any vice president to attend the Republican National Convention, * | Sen. Potter (R-Mich) semamned fup today the idea expressed by | several recent White House call- Francisco, commented: . . * “Certainly if the man who con- siders himself the-sage of the Rayburn gavels. Shouts from floor: “Roll call! Roll eall!”’ been so united. I am also very ‘ers and GOP legislators still in| when he said in an out a lot of help.” He added Ste- Democratic party is apprehensive about the ability of Stevenson, think the American people should be apprehensive.” tne“ |—It’s Just an | WASHINGTON . Not That He’s Confident Cass Was State's Lost inion Joe Hass writes that little == Willis i in 1960? Rayburn only glares and growls: “T've taken the ayes and nays many times and I think I can teil who has the most. In the opinion ot the char, the minority report re That did it. t. The fight was over. - Now all the Democrats have. to! do is nominate men for president and vice president, happy about President Eisenhow- er’ s decision to run.” * * *@ cratic National Convention, Dewey declined, saying “I never try to give the other side any advice.” Cobo to Pass Up Parley. “The Republican party has never Asked to comment on the Demo- and swat at the Republicans, par- ticularly on their handling of farm problems. Secretary of Agriculture Ezra Taft Benson long has ben one of Humphrey's favorite targets. Friends say his attacks on Ben- son have struck a responsive chord in the corn and wheat belt since 1952 or before, Kefauver also has enjoyed con- siderable popularity in Michigan. He got the Michigan delega- tion's -allegiance for President on two ballots four years ago before the swing to Stevenson. ocrats over a civil rights road-| morrow: block and clear the way for Adlai Stevenson's presidential nomina- tion tonight. Truman's suddenly harmonious Missourt twang rang through the convention hall at 1:3 a.m, (CDT), in an unprecedented ap- peal for moderation on the ra- clal segregation issue, This, with chairman Sam Rayburn's aid shut off a rancourous squabble, ignored by the South. Shortly afterwards, one of Tru- man - backed Averell Harriman’s top strategists, former national committee chairman Frank Mc- Kinney, declared the New York governor's “cause is hopeless,” refused to concede defeat. , Thus Truman—who-. for the past five days had sought desperately to bring about Stevenson's down- fall — actually shut off the last although Harriman: himself flatly) . threat to renomination of the Dem- ocrats’ 1952 standard bearer. TODAY Afternoon session opens 12 noon EST, with invocation, ‘Star Span- gled Banner.” Roll call of states to nominate candidates for the presidential nomination. Night session opens 8 p.m. with invocation, “Star Spangled Ban- ner,” Balloting on candidates for pres- idéntial nomination. TOMORROW Afternoon session opens 12 noon with invoation and “Star Span- gied Banner." Balloting on candidates for vice presidential nomination. Night session opens 8 p.m. with invocation, “Star Spangled Ban- ner,” - Addresses — Former. President Harry S. Truman, the Vice presi- dential nominee and the presiden- tial nominee. Benediction and adjournment. snvesacieeneibegrapcimane eh HE, Poxttac PRESS. TH Ee . sauaame Report [first a7 ee Nomed to Driver Post — Ss sata Unter LANSING W—Thé State Depart-|ter of 1965, the departinent said, { LANSING @Norman E. Bor-| ‘ gerson, deputy superintendent of] French West Africa has two New ‘Zealand's brief wraniuM the State Departihent of Public, In-| mills with at Ara as our f _ driver education| has a population of more than 17, “laward program by the National000,000. — - blister, peel, chip, or Use on ROAD HOG — The world’s largest bottom hopper trailer dwarfs stucco | an automobile at Marion, Ohio. The $90,000 trailer and its tractor : i stretch out 66 feet, five inches. The trailer is 13% feet high and 12 asbestos, — I} feet wide. The huge tires weigh 965 pounds each and are six feet in shingles, | diameter. When fully loaded, the whole unit will weigh 238,620 | ee ee ee Search for Wood to Feed : ‘KIDS! GET YOUR FREE i BACK-TO-SCHOOL THEATER | PARTY TICKETS. HERE! %wikt.ct""" 4 North Saginaw Street BROWN BROS. ‘FE 2-4242 CHEBOYGAN # — Farmers and landowners ia radius up to 80 miles are combing their acreage ito uncover food for an industrial I giant stirring in Cheboygan after jan idieness of three years. ie Ld * | Dormant Industrial Giant | | ‘Corp. aspen logs which it will turn into tissue for household and facial use. Man gives prompt eauh loans for ony pay later in convenient oo» lots “back country"’ lining up wood pulp suppliers and inspecting stumpage on which the firm is ad- vancing cash payments for future deliveries. | A mill, formerly operated by the} of America, needs conscious of theltne Commission on Community crops growing on their/poistions. He had held the $11,400 About 4,000 cords still must be added to the huge stockpile of logs already outside the mill, North American Pulp & Paper Co., bought the mill next and operated until 1944 when it was purchased by Paper Corp., of "which was declared bankrupt om June 53, Tes. Community interest has been rekindled, however, as payroll checks and pulpwood checks have returned to the Cheboygan busi- ness scene, Director Resigns Post on Community Relations DETROIT u#—John H. Laud has resigned as secretary director of a year job since 1954. MUST MOVE FAST Two Negro commission members A degree of urgency marks the|had resigned during Laub's search for aspen, since the peeling|directorship, charging that the season—when the sap dries be-|commission was. ineffective. Laub tween the bark and the tree-termi-|will return to his old job of high nates about the end of August. |school counselor. a oo a oe — on cnmnensnnnneitimnitis 7 WEST LAWRENCE STREET, PONTIAC ‘tnd Floor, Lawrenes Bidg. » Phone: FEderal 2-9249 BY APPOINTMENT — PHONE FOR EVENING HOURS Looms mode te residents of efi surrounding towns annual AUGUST e Special Mill Purchase Heavy Tone-on-Tone __and Florals i2Ft Widths § 95 Reg. $9.95 Sq. Yd. ALL WOOL BEIGE ALL ROLL ENDS Cotton Carpets by the Piece Only $495 Sq. Yd. Z Viscose Tweeds niper — WHILE THEY LAST Easy Terms! $705 | $@25 | ww : Take 36 Months , D Ya Sq. Yd. | To Pay 12 Ft. Width 12 Ft. Width See : All Wool Beige Twist All Wool Grey Tweed ait Reg. $11.95 ~ Reg. $1195 - Ass $ge50 ff es $4795 for This _ 12 Ft. Width Sq. Yd. Sale Sq. Yd. Reg. Price Sale 12°x 23° All Wool Wilton Green ...................5335.80 $198.50 12’x 19° Green Round Wire so gna 277.40 166.445 12x88" Green Tweed ............... 2. ceeeee eee. 92.75 55.65 12 x62" Brown Tweed .......-.-.-srseeveerteee 71.60 49.505 16” by 16” Square Miracle Rubber Base Armstrong Asphalt Tile | Pe gel COVERS Symphony Wall Finish Pe Oe ee oe Pushbutton automatic Mobile automatic dish- Reg. $1.49 9 electric range washer at big savings Dae Cont Gubees Eg tm ogg ‘ Fr-8'10 @ Carpet @ Draperies @ Linoleum @ Tile | elo heat desired. Raisable automatic ae —. It's the 199 fae golden tyr, rl fects and SAP 5 Fan Sang urry usr $9 319.95 © "Roll on caters, Touch of button and dishes are wash. ol nah § Keck ae wea ees oe _THE PONTIAC PRESS, PHURSDAY, Avcust 16, 1956 “te Becomes Corporation. ‘ GRAND RAPIDS Grand Rap-) , ids’ oldest furniture manufacturer, | the Widdicomb Furniture Co., has been changed from a limited part- nérship' to a corporation, No changes were made in the firm's officers, said president Joseph % Griswold r & The company was founded in 1865. The Amerigan Red Cross par ticipates in a world-wide Red Cross inquiry service that strives to locate families and friends separ- ated by far. On the average, this pervs. Meniig seer See So: | Back ‘Miss Michigan’ MUSKEGON U—A citizens com- mittee of the Muskegon " * Junior Chamber of Commerce has raised]. more than $1000 toward a goal of $2,130 to cover Shirley Swanson's expensés as Miss Michigan prior to her appearance next month in the Miss America pageant at At- lantie City, Miss Swanson, 19, is the first Muskegon girl to be select- ed as Miss Michigan, Nine wood lead pencils are sold in the United States for every one all other types of writing instrument. Takes Twin City Post BENTON HARBOR (®-Harry|tary of Hatcher aksumed duties Wednes- Safety Comamiaston af . day as director of the Twin Cities (Benton Harbor-St, Joseph) Safety council. ‘Former manager for of freé road maps are given. to three years of the Omaha, Neb,,|people in the United on ad safety council, he succeeds Gerald |Canada in year, Handsome Occasional TABLES “10 Limed oak and ebony combination cocktail, lamp and step tables. Mar- lite finish on tops and sides. Brass * Sheer Panels and Tiers CURTAIN SALE 1.00 White nylon panels 41x54”, 41x63”, 41x72”, 41x81”. White Trulo panels 41x81”. 36” Dacron* tie Big Savings on Tots’ FALL TOGS 253 Orlon® or nylon sweaters, 1.6. De- nim or poplin dungarees, 3-6, Girls’ cotton dresses, 3-6. Boys’ knit or th pants, knit shirt, Sizes 1-4, Versatile Favorites! SPORTSWEAR 2«°5 Campus-bound budget group. Brand. new styles in fall fun colors. Skirts, 22-30; Jackets, 10-18; Slacks, 10- Long Sleeve Waldorf SPORT SHIRTS 2.00 Handsomely - tailored, guaranteed washable, Full-cut for best fit, So- lids, stripes, plaids, fibrenes, gabs, EASY WAYS TO BUY @Purchase Coupons @Easy Terms @ Layaway @Cash A Riot of Savings on LINGERIE 253 Slips, petticoats, baby dolls, waltz gowns, Trimmed or tailored, Misses’ and women’s sizes in the group. — aan save at-Federal’s! DuPont's a“ fiber eee Fs S-M-L-XL, Hurry! *DuPont’s polyester fiber a = . EN Z| he he | 20; Jeans, 10-20, 38-44, wg sei save at Federel's} en's Tots’ New Fall tal | , wn Campa 10 M,.. Men's 2. 3° siecks 6.00 crea’ 1. .00 Sie 2-'3 me 2: 50 se Nylons 2 =f re 2 m5 Moisture - repellent all - wool Senteciosd, it anaes bar Spot, stain and wrinkle-resis- Blue, red, brown or green. Budget-right blouses for Genuine imported leather, in 60, Sl-ga, 15-den. Dark Adorable fall cottons, 12-20; tant. All have matching belts. Bib-top elastic Sizes 29 to 42. Big savings! back, or box- ers. Boys’, girls’ sizes 3-6. school, career. Vibrant fall the new honey shade. Values seams, first quality and i irreg. 161% colors, all styles. Sizes 32-38, 2414; 38-44; 46-52, to 4.95, ff ~ hago seamfree, or knee-hi. 812-11. Smash savings now, hurry! Child’s back to school famous long-wearing N” SHOES @Sturdy and durable : @Sport, rubber soles @8'2-12; 12%-3 and copper riveted at melton, gel, Sna % es.” 36-46 all strain points. Sizes 28-50. closure, Tots’ PJ's, Table Unfinished 8.00 a. “13+ underwear 21 3 im, Lamps s Drawer Chests ~ Underwear Sleepers iD China, brass and combina- 3-drawer ponderosa pine, Cotton knit A-shirts, 36-46; Cotton knit “grow” sleepers, one otton, aes nylonized. tions to dramatize or empha- Smoothly sanded, well-made. T-shirts "and briefs, S-M-l- 1-4. Butcher boy style print Tailored or fancy. Women’s, A. Saddle oxford with white rubber size. All with matching'shades. 4-drewer, $15; S-drewer.... $18 XL; b’cloth shorts 30-44. pajamas, 4-8, misses’ sizes in FOU. soles, Black and white; plaid and white, B. 2tone leather oxford, crepe soles. Camel and brown, white and black. Women love their comfort and smart styling! FRISKIE SPORTS @Roamers, saddles @ Sport, rubber soles @Smart, comfortable cin? ata 1.59 Sm 2.8] Enree ogi: Nasi 5.99 Cribs Sheets Towels &™ I Ensemble ~ |roning Board Wax birch and maple finish. 72x108 or twin fined sizes, 22x44” rs, Pastels, Black wi iron with solid Famous Arvin adjustable to Double-drop sides, . all-steel 81xi08 or full _— 117 Guest towels ..............3 for $1 brass trim. ain screen; — 11 heights for sitting, stand- spring, plastic teething rails, _ Pillew Cases .. wwe 300 © Washoloths ............6 for $1 Two tools, Big savings now! _. ing. Perforated top. Buy now! | C. Saddle oxford with wall toe, white Men's Middy or Goat Pjs. o.85 Adjustable Floor Lamps om 2 Cafe Tier-Valance Set 2.00, Se ile exford with wall toe, white Sanforized broadcloth. ABCD, a" WJ __ Spotlight type..Black or coffe. eee 6 ee op ! Sine 6 009 B, D. ‘Penny Slot Roamer; reinforced Deluxe 26” English Bike Oriental Lady Scamfrees. seaitis, sport soles. Black or brown lea- ther. Sine 4 to 9 AAS. pe siya te See eR ME he es Ne ew enn oa THE PONTIAC. PRESS, THURSDAY, AUGUST 16, 1956 | e Sympathy “But this is a big convention to nominate a man for the presi- dency of the United States and there’s bound to be unusual activ- ity.” LENIENT ATTITUDE Sgt. Aldworth removed his hat and wiped his forehead. ‘The pressure of national business js on these people, #0 we just try to be ; lenient and not put them out with tlany Aldworth is one of 1,500 police and detectives assigned to keep order during the convention without tionsiharsh words, clubs or offense to anybody. . ‘ g 4 E : # The trouble at conventions is that the frivolity is so widespread that in one hotel alone there may be 1,000 devilish raseals separately and individually disturbing the peace, and you can’t expect the amiable pdlice of Chicago to bounce everywhere at once, like well-split atoms, can you? * J * Of course not, Especially on this, the 2ist year in which national po- litical conventions have made worthwhile the lives of the local hotelmen, restaurateurs, ter chants and Chamber of Commercé employes. : “But Sgt, Aldworth has been on ob Police Overlook Convention Antics 2B nove rege ee “Now, I admit there’s a little) open town” at yim (this has morosely doubted by the more busy Democrats who need their sleep and haven't been getting it because of the nocturnal activities of less busy Democrats.) “All we are told,” he says, “is to extend i far the list of political wheels ex- tends, All I know is the real big ones have the honor of uniformed the police staff for 11 years and he Be Drinker Hits | lackpot-of Chocolate jail will také him? And you | She couldn't bear the can’t arrest the political rooter |all that liquid on a clean who brought in the horse be- |before someone pulled out cause .. + . decree, Hees “lined up on the floor. “You got to be real bad,”. Ald- The woman, whose name fo one rises joined regular exhibits: at yesterdays opening of the Western Michigan Fair, two miles east of Ludington. The fair runs through Saturday with night racing sched- wled tomorrow and Saturday. Right in the Stomach DerRorr (INS) — ueation increased the cost lunches by 8 per cent for tary pupils and slightly Purses totaling $3,000 are offered. , secondary students. Carefree Dri- boys" favorite woven DAN RIVER PLAIDS! Now Wash 'n' Weer...alla — Toss ’em in a washing ma- | chine... they jiffy iron in Lhovgartmmaccme Less Homework for Mother! . iron in minutes ironing at all! Full hems, too. Multi- Don finish in plaids! 93 sizes 4to 18 color plaids. 7 to _A, Empire wh C. Full-skirted Penney's school-belle plaids chime in with Mom's wishes... and her budget! They cost little, take little care! Smartly designed of machine-washable Dan River cotton, Dri Don finished to jiffy- handkerchief pocket, Mom! 8. Lace-cooled buttonfronter, flared- week”’ away skirt. puritan collar and pockets, or get away with no 14, Also 3 to 6x, 2.98. irler...plus handy buttonfronter, solid “Takes litle or ne troning .. ‘SIZZLE-STRIPE BLOUSE | Pohney’s ge-with-everything biseen of Ban Gisey Saat. / 2/1 TONITE and The high-cost) schools in} Plastic N= Lawn E Scakers Ag: RS ~ Bal enter sTunDT New! SPIN ROD & & REEL COMBINATION FRIDAY ‘til P.M. | ft PLASTIC Hose $ Factory Guoranteed SSECTION ~ BAMBOO ll oh By PowTiAC PRESS, _ THURSDAY, AUGUST 16; 1950 | t ‘ 1 7 b \ \ i 1 ] \ i r \ AF 1 ‘ ' ‘ ‘ ' » : \ \ ‘ iG q . Man was waging for Averell Har- riman. Truman called & news con- ference and characterized Stev- enson as a candidate who “lacks the kind of fighting spirit we need to win.” He said he would stick — “until the last dog But even as Truman was punch- ing away, the New Jersey dele- gation caucused and Voted to give all its 36 votes to Stevenson on the first ballot tomorrow night, Earlier, Gov, G. Mennen Wil- liams of Michigan had thrown his support to the 1956 nominee, and a poll of the 44-vote Michigan del- egation produced 31% votes for Stevenson, * * @& e picking its poll, shot to 633% votes. This is to nominate. * 9 «¢ Tentative Michigan plans were to give all of its 44 votes to Wil- liams on the first ballot with a shift to other candidates on the second. But Williams said a shift might be made on the first. With -Stevenson’s campaign again rolling, it’ appeared probable ‘there would be only one roll call when the convention gets down to night, “ * @ Tonight, the delegates will look over and pass on the platform proposed by a committee which has been sweating over it for two weeks. The big battle in the committee has been over the question of what to say about civil rights and race segregation; whether to say anything specific about the Supreme Court's de- cision that race segregation in public schools is unconstitutional. The ‘net effect of the Jersey tnd Michigan wy an was to add 60% Southerners fought “any mention of the Supre e Court, ee Court of erage og States Just S3short of the 686% needed|- nominee tomorrow’ more particularly,| relating to ‘segregation in public have brought consequences of vast to interfere With the orderly de- termination of these matters by the. courts, “ ‘ supported schools and elsewhere pro: from any. political p party, the decisions of which are part of the|into . politics... law of the land. We condemn the * * * ‘efforts of the Republican party to} make it appear that this tribunal would stand — and is a part of the Republican party.” ‘This last sentence was an 0ob-ltjon for tonight's convention vious oblique reference_to a state-| gion, |ment Vice President Nixon made of the three constitutional and co-/been rendered under ‘a Kreat Re-|party leaders who have eovmamen, sapetet eo 66) Se Democrats have hit at this sought to dissuade them. - buried on farm grounds, One of phants in the circus world, Babe FINAL SALUTE FOR “BABE phants at'the Paul Kelly animal farm near Peru, Ind., give “Old Babe” a final salute before she is ° * * big block of uncommitted OPTOMETRIST DID NOT He is Still Located at Same Address. OPEN DURING REMODELING ” — Eight ele- life “on pasture.” Babe was buried among abandoned wagons of the Cole Brothers Circus, which she worked during 70 years of captivity. FE 4-7071 the oldest ele- had outlived a = FEDERAL’S » A new concept in TV world famous Hotpoint Company. Finest contrast from blacks-to-whites. Dynapower speaker reproduces clear, true sound, Easy- Yoreach controls Se it now at low pric! , 34 | Big screen, | styled console TV | 219° SHOP IN AIR-CONDITIONED COMFORT i | i smartly- viewing from the. Peete tea a ee ARR ne Lemp CR SERNA SRS OR CEH pe “ Seseesmertineutiens enemeenseenenet sc onainc anenanemmennnn ‘@Easy-to-reach side controls @Full-picture dark-face tube Vivid sound Dynapower speaker This smart, lightweight portable is proof of that, And no matter where you are, this ) sg: portable will pick-up the signal and »ring you a bright, clear picture. Has many Hotpoint features. See it at Federal’s! Handsome, big screen table model TV .. . only 159° This ‘Mm 21- loch screen ‘egal measure) table model will fit anywhere, Incorporates all of the new Hotpoint features. Controls are within easy- reach, Bee Bon Fas ae, se nae ne cept in television pleasure, Buy-yours now! Whether ile ‘committee's pl gates from that section is ready to go for Stevenson, making a' Dr. B. R. Berman MOVE 17 N. Saginaw St. Set “LORRY AND — BROADCAST FROM FEDERAL'S oa would be acceptable to a majority ent, of Southerners—wag the big ques- SCs- There has been talk among some] several months ago to the effect/Northern Democrats of trying for) that the court's unanimous public}, direct pronouncement of approv- Court of the United States as one se desegregation decision hadjal of the court's action, But been have If the platform as finally adopt-| ed is acceptable to the South, a! dele. | highly probable, One of the Southern delegations _ Tennessee's with 32 votes whether it|pledged for Gov, Frank G, Clem- _convention keynoter who is the odor. Pe eG BGO He [painted room will help Back to School LAY-AWAY EVENT $ JANE LEE HOLDS ANY TWO ITEMS _OF YOUR SELECTION IN OUR LAYAWAY JANE LEE 41 NORTH SAGINAW ST. ¢ SKIRTS ¢ BLOUSES. ¢ SWEATERS // Big screen, lightweight portable ‘4’ TV at a low, low introductory price No need to be without TV ‘ineiees you go.. [ 1 G : ’ eine aan a eg Aa et! i i te ~ a a & Sica ME lik Ke Se fice ple ig eas P a (oe er eS ee pees See Se f Ta Se | ee 4, t- $4) E & : / tke fae ie Ss ee 8 eee ian Je. 2 PONTI: ‘AC PRESS, THURSDAY, Al JUST 16 1956 me | » For Sale! TO 150 NORTH SAGINAW STREET — NEXT TO ‘SEARS! BEFORE WE MOVE Eve rythi ing Aust Be Sol “te the BARE WALLS — REGARDLESS. of COST or FORMER PRICE! Rea d Our Guarantee! REMEMBER THIS — IT TAKES MORE THAN PRICE TO MAKE A GOOD VALUE! hh th Me wy ye The price preceding each item in this advertise- eels to these tape wis we pend ag ome caer comprises a good | ment is based on our original or former selling : : waaes ao bey te Le pled herguin te bo os waseeal price, and the price reductions cre guaranteed to : - a reduction in price but not a reduction in quality. We are y be exactly as advertised or your money refunded -Pontiac’s Oldest Men’ $s Clothing Store torsed avons ars dye depeee of out gases ower 4 without « question. Making a sale does not termi- ps or ‘loss ot erettaclgnt can be assured of buying genuine « money saving bargains on high grade nationally known and nate our self imposed responsibility, if any pur- 5 chase you make during this sale does not give you A AM pgs -ub egg” nn ot tera ty be cos ff setisfaction and service, you have every right to Gg package sotiee es — ores hieeee i ee, eee oe expect, adjustment to your entire satisfaction will : BARGAINS YOU WILL BE HERE PROMPTLY AT 9:30 (DIRECTLY ACROSS FROM THE ue THEATER) O/CLOCK FRIDAY MORNING, RAIN. OR SHINE jets $125,000.00 REMOVAL SALE ONE OF THE GREATEST MONEY-SAVING SALES OF MEN’S FINER QUALITY CLOTHING AND FURNISHINGS EVER STAGED IN PONTIAC AND ALL OAKLAND COUNTY! RAIN OR SHINE, THESE PRICES GO J ON SALE FRIDAY MORNING, AUGUST 17u, PROMPTLY AT 9:30! FREE! MOMI he Bring the Kiddies for FREE 2 to MERCHANTS BACK-TO-SCHOOL THEATER PARTY! F ee One Big Group $10 & $12 | One Big Group $3.95 & $4.95 . One Big Group $10 & $12 One Big Group Values to $12 FALL SLACKS 1 DRESS SHIRTS FALL. JACKETS SUMMER SLACKS Here’ reat bargain! C 7 rrow: ros re revers- , ne 00 come feat for | to Touma S@RBO || feiseteret Mees BBO || sericea ace SPT BO || Man ears 39 conmemees O ||ateeee A | esumme as, comm : : 4 ¢ = : * = ; g ‘ vt SUMMER SUITS || Fine Wool Topcoats || Year-Round SUITS Up to $33.50 SUITS........ "19.89 Many ops all woal imported Saige Up to $35 SUITS........... $24.89 Up to $37.50 SUITS........ $21.89 | | Up to $45 COATS.......... . $29.89 i a ox gaa eeren. ‘soo . to . Bs. eb Up to $42.50 SUITS........ S2B.BD | | Up-to $50 COATS.......... . $33.89 Up to $50 SUITS . $39.89 Up to $45.00-SUITS........ 52° BD | | Up to $55 COATS.......... . $38.89 | | Up to $55 SUITS........... $42.39 Bh | Up to $50.00 SuITS........ $BB.BB || Up to $60 COATS........... MAB BD | | Up to 60 SUITS........... ABD Extra Pants to Match Most Suits | Now’s a Good time to buy your new fall coat! ss Extra pants available for many /at $7.00, $8.00 and $9.00! Your entire fall wardrobe at terrific savings! - suits at greatly reduced prices! One Big Group. All Wool |... Read Every Item! Don’t Miss These Great Buys! You Save Plenty! 3 One Big ie Sharkskin Suits | GAUCHO KNIT SHIRTS | HANDSOME NECKTIES Be P x ee PA ee $2.69 | $1.50 end a TOM... 6 ess 59c Fine Topcoats oy, _— ae to $55 te a - ae * 2 for $1.00 Broken’ Ranges-Values to $40 ) ge tthe erty bargain 8 @ | sins enon: Saeee Jackets MALLORY STRAW HATS Doftt hesitate, arab the @ 89° i owe co lg . OR Re a 4 prt es 8 ee oie r $6. 00 Values Pee OO re $2.98 eee Vern te jo — “22> 1 test! : HOBBY JE ANS : B " A “SH OR TS = at a give-awoy price. | $4.45 and $4.95 Values ........... $3.19 | $4.95 Values ............ cove ees $2.89 oe ous Nie Cecep $5. 95 and $6.95 Volues ........... $3.89 | $5.95 and $6.95 Values............ $3.89 One Big Group- Blue . Broadcloth Pajamas Ss. : Hard Finish Suits | , Proadelots Palomar, | 8, §, SPORT smmnts, | Gabardine Suits Broken Renges-Vélues to $50 $4.95 Values 22... eee ees $3.89 | $3.95 SHIRTS. ....... $2.69 ape eee a Sa WES Veli 5. si5-.. ccatscwes $4.89 | $5.95 sir 3495 ick: AS OB i anry by Pres Stage doy Eo = Females fh 23" INTERWOVEN SOx L. S. SPORT SHIRTS qualities, Be gure to tbe 29" ory for best selection! A @ Ro. 39¢ | $3.95 SHIRTS ..0....- neces e es aia RE gO Oe ae Pe SOs | $4.96 GRTS foie ibis eee $3.98 NE RS eves iv ences de cranca: 79 | $5.95 SHIRTS ........ ile, $4.98 - | SPORT COATS eS ep ee re $1.19 SU SPORT COATS MEN'S: SL A CKS. Up to $30 COATS... 7.8 MEN’S JACKETS | $18.75 Volues meg eee -— bcs A oe rae Up to $11 Values... .......000054- esses $PBBO | Up to $13 Volues...........--... 8.89 ‘BATH ROBES | Seeseg ees eS Pts $16 Volues..... Was ge ss Pee $12.95 ond Soa OBES....*.....: Up to $14. PANTS ee ssesene bin Stock, Hered SHIRI ee, UNDERWEAR Up te S16 F NTS... $IIae | i495 chino p PANTS. zt Store Fixtures This Store =| ei: : + ‘ 4 h Vea : : \ 4 a4 i _*% 4 c ty bk x% ; % Tey + - F = FF i : : ¢ : + a m ¥ i Ea ia 4 i | ce 4 \ ¥ | \ ? } : | ae : f 1a } \ J i. \ \ \ : } , \ a, 4 be : \ 1 x \ r | I i i \ ; L. \ ‘ , Fi e ‘ # , Poi de ; el 5 ty | i & ‘ ; \ ; | f ; a , ; ay | i \ ot apt B, | THE PONTIAC PRESS, rirtRsDAY, AUGUST. 16, 1956 "Youth Kiled in Groh |e is ne. ertucs “Professor's Miniature Smoke Stacks i f.ma Rue MOUNT CLEMENS River, Long Island Sound and CH ers eee “(Help Keep Clean the Air You Breathe". - - WARK DAY ase 5 & It all started when a Chicago ANN ARBOR : a Miniature arises in the form of downwash ; A plant where ‘the stack could/power plant asked his help in factories with smoke stacks less or smog.” not be raised because it bordered|1935. Sherlock oo it was <7 : : z ’ to reproduce the plant in a wind) ay 4; ft __}than--eight—inches—high—line the} Some canes, Sherlock says, can/an airport, streamlined a solid wall tapnal thin 6 mpend ‘the time: te! CA ak Gl 43; N. Saginaw St. iF IT'S PHOTOGRAPHI( workroom of Prot, Robert H, Sher-|be helped by raising the height of|that created tricky wind currents!) goig. lock. They help keep clean the air|the stack, or by pushing the smoke! at Ciifty Creek, Ind., smoke . you breathe, _ lout of the stack With more force.) stacks have been built 68% feet Washtenaw Convention veteran versity corrections, like| high, the tallest in the world, to}, - ? : te ae | been . Dn oe das of the plant or help smoke over heavily pop- Backs ike, Nixon Again we - nearby pe is sometimes nec- ulated hills on the Ohio River, ANN ARBOR (#--The Washtenaw bit , 1935, His pri object essary. Some cases in point: _—s recent t models built by Sher-'County Republican convention | al ies te | has been ‘to combat air pollu- ~~ ene eee — CG ee wins : Juni | he ten, : = s and Vice President Nixon for re- 3-R i] P ki sainmie mina’ | { f 1 WHAT Ss MY ul N E? nomination and re-election last ELS 0 aks ded bee Briel 4 Using a low speed wind tunnel, Un- R ‘ = e INSTRUCTIONS: Each word is reloted to my work. be » finn Prot. Sherlock and his assistants posstale t my fine. Answer night. | | % 4 make the miniature smoke stacks scramble os 7 reading downward. The tonvention adopted a reso- e | $1 20 Value .* - belch smoke over the exact model appears under . : lution saying it was “honored and By : ay of the terrain in which a proposed PAM As cere eee es ss - proud to commend to all Ameri- 4 VW _- ‘ - }lactory will be built, : TES WE BN cans the Eisenhower - Nixon ad- Non Of, aan || C MN An eight-bladed propeller recre- : saat 9 2 ministration of the Republican sk ' ; gan of ae in stock Ep to cerry out ates the winds that would blow 2 bs Ms Party and enthusiastically endorses J I P. with yo al big money with Rosen- 4. the smoke over a neighboring city. th Re KO? 4 renomination and re-election of the \ 3 berger Quality aoe es A rom ‘* Sherlock and his assistants take ticket." ; that tells you how to do the job in simple easy |@% (Picture, after picture to study the So ™— | steps. de noes hee the stack and ita long GM Official’s Wife Dies | > 620 -- 120 (\ ai rainy BEGINS RETIREMENT : Gout, wile oa the oa 3 “4 . . tal. @ik Beige . att - general man- be euik Bie wiles Sherlock, who beging hia re tire- ager of the Motors Holding Division: sp 4 A . ERIS RIG Mies’ NX. (ment furlough this summer, says 1 SHICEL e ue ‘ {7 of General Motors Corp., died at - oP FRE IN | | that if the plume remains undis- 2 CAFET se: Cleans Pains Peck ase Week 4 ERIE MIB ES, I~ Al in ik | turbed for several thousand feet, . ee wees 7 sol : , ALL METAL r \ chances are the smoke will be SNO oN :. safely absorbed. He adds: 5 PHASE mT He ; “The atmosphere has great ‘ 9 Boy Cyclist Killed 6 | : capacity to digperse contaml- 8 CHIPT 2 DETROIT uf — Alexander Guz- ; Rosenber ger Ss STORE HOURS nants provided they. are intro- 9 STABL a RS SR SRE Bi Ss Baia a enski, 11, of Brownstown Town- a duced properly. It is when the 10 WHE oS G , ship, wag killed yesterday ifi the Es 34 S. Se i St STORE HOURS—9:30 TO 5:30 gases cannot be forced high en- - -RAQYUR Yesterday's answer: sod — collision of his bicycle and an auto- Cc it 300 Slid 2 now of. OPEN FRIDAYS ‘TIL 9 P.M. | ough to escape local turbulence diRect, guidE, eMploy, leAder, ma mobile ‘near hig home, Thomas’ apac ty es Phone FE 2-700] caused by the tghsion, buildings © tise Whar My Line, Ine. age. Hodge, 17, driver of the car, was. : or the stack itetif that trouble a ' not held. ee PROTO FINISHING! MELEE | History Making Sales Event! | Sa | rete > |, | 7: ae SAVE. me y stam ek : , , pe 1-Day Service $ 9 5 Color Film, Movies and Stills Sent: “SPECIAL HANDLING” Daily | TO EASTMAN KODAK CO. >, onus =ssd ga 35mm VIEWERS : —5-PIECE | | (RY ie ARGUS ..... 5.99. fat alhcraft | ze BS ane pti ‘ant +4 AY | viii | ; : , EARLY = MICRO oe ‘ 5.95: : AMERICAN | ARCADIA .. 3.95: LIVING |; SO _ Others en 79¢ ROOM | SIGNET Ee GROUP FF iin | WITH CASE & FLASH pe eeeeteeeresteses ANSCO 4 “Shurflash” Kit 3 A complete Camera outfit for the starter,” 120 film for 8 large pictures in color Mekers ef Nationelly Fomees Provi neetown “Lifetime” Maple or black and white. Pc. LIVING | © Camera © Bulbs ROOM GROUP S$ 9 5 | eMC Fiims © Flash 4 Including T 9 a Dp ae Bs = A) SOFA BED A COMPLETE, COMFORTABLE LIVING ROOM GROUP Plus AN EXTRA BEDROOM By Day a Lovely Living Room — By Night the Sota-Bed Converts into an Extra Bed for Your Family or Overnight Guests! @ Combination SOFA- BED! — SOFA-BED opens easily into a fill size double bed that sleeps : two comfortably! @ WING CHARI _ = Choice of beautiful, long wearing Upholstery Fabrics, "== Handsome, Warm, Mellow, Maple Finish. : @ 2 Matching STEP TABLES! __ selected: Northern Hardwood for lifetime durability! @ COCKTAIL TABLE! — Wing Chair has reversible cushions for extra wear! ~~ Authentic “Early American” styling beautifies your home! i | © 2 SPEED © 2 SPEAKERS ~ - 539° Ge F Ward's Give Holdens Red Trading Stamps! ot nn ee Double Stamps Monday Evening 6 to 9 P. M. rove gown Rererable cusiona'br Sided 1 16” ain room group. Reversible cushions for added beauty and extra-long life, __ Ask About the : _ — Use “CHARGE Ir” FY -WARD-WAY CREDIT PLAN e No Interest! _ © No Carrying Chorge! nent If Sick or Out of Work! ¢ 4 cs Ve a a? ae at a = J 1 als \ pases © a i ic 2 ., ea itl makes it complex for Pa to balance the -check- book and junior to do his homework at the same ont wilt: ho anpnadel te. toren He BE Sener USEFUL FUTURE — One-desk household _ time. But they'll manage for now. When the bud- |Coi, get stretches, this matched, modular furniture Wns Vagus ‘to Pay More Postage pay higher rates. “We get slightly more than one R BUSINESS £ $000 DURING WKCUS TREMENDOUS AUGUST CLEARANCE Save You Money Use Your Credit!” Don’t let the lack of ready cosh keep you from Once-a-year hash: toe up these Easy Payment hidas a wl! nd save a Be demon- Hurry for best YOUR CHOICE! od t | Sa NO MONEY DOWN NO MONEY DOWN ) NO ‘MONEY DOWN. « WKC HAS TERMS 10 AIT ANYONE'S NEEDS!! OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT ‘il 9-FREE rate | in Lot Behind Store! se vecteet #4 ; ; P i ‘ yl 1 ¥ K Pe fe je : i \ s \ Wee \ \ he { *e \ | THE: PONTIAC. PRESS. bake ye a ce 4 : a | 2, tae j poe FY A THURSDAY, AUGUST 16, 1956 ,. \ i , } uM j ly + ' . * Behind ¢ FARE Ba Scenes ‘Battle of the See ih With Adlai Victory’ a ay Ra oo pipe politica) strategists and ex- vention to block the nomination Chiet, Washington Bureau, INS purty tt Gale saps of Adial — ot oa inven | of the giants at this Democratic|man lashed out at Stevenson at al (INS) — ‘The battle) It was a strange contest. Tru-| prestige of the former president bold and unusual effort to win the} There was a curious metamor- nomination for Harriman. qt Phosis in the mind of Harry 5. stunned the Stevenson forces and|1tuman as to their roles in this * * *& they were slightly confused for 43{°Hvention as time Peat ee conference Saturday in-a eludes: Rayburn to visit him in the ex- cratic presidential nomination over|SAM COUNSELS ADLAI president's hotel suite. Rayburn Averell Harriman. With Rayburn’s| Then the Stevenson camp learned|went in friendly spirits, although help. Stevenson now has 100 more|that the speaker, a reliable vet-jthe ex-president holds no office votes than are needed to win andjeran of a dozen convention ies fwalle teas belie Sar Blolenet oles. may pass the fantastic total of/tles, was counseling and support-|tive office of any Democrat in the 1,000 in a convention with only|ing their candidate. It gave Adiai’s|land. + os alk leaders fresh courage and drive. It} Yesterday, Truman telephoned qhis was net 8 TORT Ae also dismayed Averell's managers.|Rayburn asking permission to visit personal fight, but the speaker | Yesterday Truman and the del- |sam replied: “Come Stevenson's chief second | egates learned of it through &® |p osident” _ over Mr. $ OUR BUSINESS ($ave H- : i . E TUE Fret ii | a> the convention last night on the the party platform be-|fied man for president.” passed. endorsed ‘s victory comes when!hours, On Saturday, Truman * “sent for’ fore the convention. : de : z 3 i i 2 D, Eisenhower. Afterwards, a friend Rayburn moved too, but quiet. |tomorrow" will be heard | ly. It may never be known how doubtful yotes he talked many into Stevenson's camp. Meanwhile Truman kept ham- mering at Stevenson, with public attacks, one of which was that 7 ° _ |Adlai could not win against Dwight During the oi of the City-Coun- «ley sat Seas insted Detroit to ra Rayburn hag kept Fruman's rely Tomorrow's City ; Rayburn’s support of Adlai be. .\During F estival nme known to, Stevenson and) perRorr (INS) — Riverama—~ I Harriman leaders over the Week-|netroit’s civic festival — opens lend. It was Monday when Steven-|tgmorrow with more tan 100 viting the ex-president to = we to Rayburn’ i suite ne mayors of Michigan ait nearby respects to speaker party platform, It was an extraor-|adiai thanked Sam for being in Canadian cities taking part his corner and Sam said he was not a delegate. giving that support because he Follies Show on = lie Isle. ty Building, plans of “ Commission, - ‘The facts are the former presi-| Headquarters for visiting guests) as though that \dent took on the role of a party Will be in the Veterans’ Memorial burn. LIVING ROOM SUITES, Friday and Monde FREE po tking in shopping comfort. Ope y Nights Until § 9. store! our lot behind boss in an effort to stop Steven-| Building. In the fain lobby there son, only to find himself opposed also will be on display the exhibit conference afterward,|by age-wise and cagy Sam Ray-| and’ model of ‘The City of Detroit of Tomorrow." AND 2-PC. SECTIONALS SOFA BEDS, MATTRESSES, DINETTES, LAMPS, SOFA BEDS & HIDE-A-WAYS INNERSPRING MATTRESSES of colors. From....... eee es | $i = rhode Pe, Cab, Set peer 223 bella Two " ‘ » § TWO springs, guard failand =. Spring and Ce” he bier oS ao | 506 Weekly "DINETTE SETS _ garments. 3-Piece MAPLE BEDROOM 4 ae $1.00 Weekly CEDAR WARDROBES | Your choice of many Floor sample innerspring $ Chrome dinette sets in- $ Big, roomy, cedar ward- famous names. Choice tis mattresses or box spring. ati: clude table & four chairs. cbab robes. Holds all your aS | 5 _ Lovely, glowing Maple bedroom inclades a ~: Panel Bed, Dresser and matching Chest. Mayor's day activities include a guided tour of the City-County | 7 Building, a tour and refreshments: Adiai was the best quali-| card the S.S. Aquarama, a bul | fet dinner at the Veterans Memorial Building and the Aqua. Mayor Albert E. Cobo and Charles Blessing, director of the City Plan’ sc anennmehennnaieten mec: 2 DAYS ONLY FRI & & a SAT. FREE SCHOOL BAG Wak Any Purchase of $9.95 in Children’s Merch, BIG DISCOUNTS | P EO at E S| EASY CREDIT maemo) 8 NO. SAGINAW ST, 1 * * $ave You Mon 1 9 a Al Aa li pe Me lp ie Aa ta ae. CCEA ARMEEBL AF S ELKLARRM RAL? © Ce a aad oi lla ‘f Be NE ge ta ali r Sy NaN sang eee ee ea ae ee ae ee Min let oe OT al nee ey ee ee ye \ 6 See oi ee oy My Ay IW : NOW! Oe THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, Aucust 16: 1956 County Republicans Cal for Unity etiilidieitie iff i lists bins iff i eit 4 FE i,t if | i i f i i g a i 4 peal iff cll df sk 8 : E i ‘ he mained on the ticket. One woman wrote, “Do you think you are big enough for the job president $55 & Suez crisis, Appointment is subject to confirmation by the Senate when tamer “vention, filling the Board of Sup-|T¢ ervisors' room of the County Of- | erts, of Bloomfield Township; par-|$t &te liamentarian ; ss de Comlg Otlien Bullding Oakland County Republicans, {othy Rowley, of Hazel Park; as-|committee big 7 oe Buaneel Christen | s “the Florence Culver, c.) EAGUne tact wall ta nat Pillans careeia'y Seams 9 hae Delegates to Republican} 5 eh Peseta 4 Belo Wille 2 ies ‘ ait pose ae See SID MUSEUM WITH A BELL — This unusual structure, above, will house the Alexander Graham Bell “Museum at Baddeck, Nova Scotia. Built by Canada at a cost of $375,000, it will contain a priceless collection of records, relics and working models that show the range of interests pursued by Bell at his Baddeck summer home and lab- oratory. The building follows the tetrahedral shape Dr. Bell em- | pie. ployed in designing his man-carrying kites. . ; BR Wood Jr., Josephine E. Nichols, a. Oldenburg bert Y.. Orlando, || Parenti, | and Shetlands . . ther, HUBS: | ANNUAL AUGUST — | SALE of Topcoats = ‘| All. wool imported tweeds . will be $55.00 later. AUGUST PRICED — ‘Fair Share’ President Claims Producers’ Unit) Brengle’s Fair Share group is .'made up of dissident members of the producers’ association, It struck last year in support of de- mands for higher milk prices, which were upped to $5 per hun- dred pounds until Aug. 31. recommended dairy ae strike again, if necessary, to gain another milk price increase in the Detroit Milk ‘| Shed. MMPA opposed Fair Share’, strike. The. MMPA committee recom- mended a price of $5.25 per hun- dredweight, effective Sept, 1. It termed as “unsatisfactory” a min-/| imum price of about $4.80 set by/ phrased in less temperate tones. A housewife sent Nixon a copy of a Bad Axe, committee chairman, ‘said dairies have indicated they other wrote that “I wish Mr. Stas-|intend to drop to federal mini- sen would jump in the lake.” Aj)™Um™s. man said he would organize Penn-|sEWED UP bps oe a ie ii a i 4 iF Brengle told some 50 Huron if|Coanty dairymen MMPA has an increase to $5.25 “in its pocket” and said treameries will agree to) the price “a Gay ot two before! Sept. 1.” -| and that can't be done.” He urged legislation to establish set the price to farmers, control the price to consumers and ‘‘es- bargain.” But he didn’t elaborate tablishing ee — Niveneli's ale Share Aaa is re- cruiting mernbership in its locals to campaign for higher prices when .»ithe contract with creameries runs |Get te lnat. of tae Geel. MMPA, which bargains with creameries on prices to farmers, ~~ ee Run Milk Union’ in Cahoots With Rares) federal agencies. Ernest Miller of | a Michigan Milk Commission to) tablish the right of farmers to) |FINAL 3 DAYS! The Hub’s Annual Store-Wide Sale ENDS MONDAY NIGHT AT 9! ALL TROPICAL SUMMER SUITS now! 12 PRICE All Tropical Suits Must GO! We will not carry ~ over any Summer Suits for Next Year! | on its setting prices and also es-| | $24.50 WASHABLE COTTON CORDS . ‘39.50 NYLON CORDS AND RAYONS . $45.00 DACRON BLENDS — LINENS . $55.00 WOOL AND DACRON BLENDS . $65.00 SILK AND WOOL—LINENS, 100% WOOL . Now “75. 00 MOHAIRS — Fi ine All Wool Worsteds ara _ SLACKS SPORT COATS Now SPORT SHIRTS — IT’S EASY TO OPEN A HUB CHARGE ACCOUNT = Extra Special! SHORT SLEEVE SPORT SHIRTS Values to. $4.95. — Sepas 2 for $5 Nationally Advertised Brands Included EAGLE, PHOENIX, KINGSRIDGE AND OTHER FAMOUS MAKES! CUFF. ALTERATIONS FREE! $12.25 es i Now - «+. .- Now $13.75 +++ Now *22.00 + Now *27.50 ‘37.50 el SWIM WEAR Extra Special! McGregor and Catalina ies: Of ‘32.50 | eS earn eter om I Imported tweeds . . . All | wool gabardine . , . Shet- [land topcoats , . . will be 1 $59.50 later. | AUGUST PRICED. | Zipper-lined coats . . . Im- ported tweeds . . . Shetlands |... gabardines ... Bal-Rag- . ! lan and set-in sleeve models » . will be $65.00 loter. AUGUST PRICED 04 | Imported velours . . . Shet- it lands . . . tweeds ... coverts ; deluxe quality . . will Ibe $69.50 later. | AUGUST PRICED 59 ‘Buy Your | Next Fall and Winter |COAT .- NOW... and SAVE! And You May CHARGE or ' LAYAWAY - Your Purchase bares e = STGCRGASE 4 VELA om. — i= I 18-20 N Sapidaw , = - i. #% en trery Mon ‘o’Cock 4 N. Saginew We - Holden ‘Trediag Stamps HERE'S Goop NEWS _ Terrific special purchase of brand new fall, Back-to-School needs for you: and your home. Check | jeach item, shop for the “Big” Buys of the Year. Pe ae > fg fA? \) BUY ON EASY CREDIT! If you don’t have the cash, just say “Charge It." GRY. l F: / \Beys and Gir Get FREE THEATRE COLEEEC Rk heen SalaLLIT _ | TICKETS. just bring Mother or Dad with you! 4 ‘ Friday! Dollar Day § Friday! Dollar Day ray: ate ug pe Per ene DAY SPECAL FRIDAY ONLY GIRLS’ GIRLS’ UNDER- | Receiving GIRLS’ SCHOOL DRESSES § PANTIES | BLOUSES : AP Wirephole SHIRTS Blankets Extra ea on these 1.99 Sanforized plaid and For $ $ . ° _ FACING OPPOSITE DIRECTIONS — Averell Harriman con- delegations are swinging to Stevenson. Gov. G. Mennen Williams For $ For $ eee Sizes 4 to 6X 5 1 ] tinued his campaign role yesterday in Chicago, addressing the | who announced éarly yesterday that Michigan would support Ste- / Nee. tc.’ iteen-6. Sen nie eee nationalities division of the Democratic party, even though some venson, is at the right. neg. 106 Bises 1 Res. 6c, Large ete fn cancer oa Friday! Dellar Day — Dellar Day DOLLAR DAY SPECAL FRIDAY ONLY Friday! Dollar Day “BOYS Free school books are providedisay it's still expensive as they e ‘ Bo ¢’ B y For Good Grades Provide}. the Magdalen Islands, in the|are assessed for damaged oF lost GIRLS Girls BOYS’ JEANS 3 y PANTS of St. Lawrence. Parents books. 9 Sweaters Jackets Ch ild W ith P T: ] : : A special buy regular 1.69 rugged 10-ounce San- 1 1 roper OO S | $ sg forized dungarees, Sizes 6 to | 2. $ $3 I Limit 2. - Parents who want to see a lot,and care for a typewriter prop- SP ECIAL SELLING! ea cotton quilt- | Reg. 2.90. Orion Reg. 1.00. Gisee 6 | Values to 4.99. Gines» j@d. Sises 3 to 6x, Sizes 3 to Gx. to 14, 4 erly will find that themes are/ neater and more acceptable when) quiet, well-lighted, uncluttered|they are typed, and handling a’ place to study. typewriter can be good practice | It is also important to give|for a future journalist or secre- Junior and his brothers and sis-| tary. , ters the right “tools” to work} A typewriter is not essential, | With. of course, but it can be an asset - First of all, your child should | % any student. have a desk large enough to of “‘A’s” on Junior report card should make sure that he has a Greatest Promotion in Our History Crepe Sole Saddles vod and SATURDAY ONLY! DOLLAR DAY SPECAL FRIDAY ONLY GIRLS’ JUMPERS Re 3 DOLLAR DAY SPECAL FRIDAY ONLY fi BOYS SHIRTS-POLOS Ss] Reg. 3.99 novelty corduroy school jumpers, and turquoise. Sizes 3 to 6X : Just right for school, long or short sleeves, striped polos and gingham plaid sport shirts. Sizes 6 to 16 ONLY . 3 store all of the school items A desk stapler can be mighty , handy to have around, too. It beats | Reg. #6.95 \Pridey! Dellar Day Friday! Dollar Day Friday! Dollar Day Friday! Dellay Day Sethe nanan hate coe yay oho LADIES’ | PLEATED DIES’ DRESSES LADIES’ | LADIES’ _ The stndy area should loo bel scurty tn SUITS | APRONS LADIES’ D § DRESSES | DRESSES can have fun as well as “hit the|, For example, Bostitch makes an $ $ Worth much more, casual and sunback $ § heake ” inexpensive stapler with an at- styles, 10 to 44 _ Provisions should be made for|'@ched remover that whisks’ out Pormansatiy pleate * Casual styles, Gises | No-tron cottons. 10 letter-writing, and for keeping foot- ball schedules, autograph books, the staples as easily as they are inserted. | ane rayon, tics te 4 e¢ and print. to 6 lub ntos \ v2 P Deliar Deltar Da GOOD DESK | gms another item thatthe ps. | wate” + lpg aomeclgne aga “FORMAL | LADIES’ Tb dea lamp shold be chosen keeping aay trom tet parents | COATS | UNIFORMS LADIES’ TOPPERS ¢ DRESSES | JACKETS le amps i perha im- of many types which will diffuse| portant “toot” ‘of all--one that 5] 5 $4 ap y hawt priced pylon ond all new $] $2 the light evenly and adequately,|makes all the others tick~is a Styies. Come, save! preventing eye strain. spirit of interest and helpfulness | |All wool. Sizes 10 Come, save. 0 te Worth to 200, | Washable linen. @- The straight, standard lamp should be at least one and half feet high and should be placed on the left of the reader, . A swivel-type lamp er the - Standard lamp with a light- colored shade are excellent for ‘desk reading. _A plentiful supply of paper, pen- cils, ink and erasers should be kept toward Junior's efforts on the part; of the mother and dad. Everybody Too Busy to Ring the Ding Dong SANTA FE, N.M. & — Who turned in the alarm when ore broke out in a cafe here? Well, everybody in the place was ite 20. Bome slight soiled. LADIES’ GAR COATS Worth much more! For school, college, work and career, Ali wool. 10 to 20 DOLLAR DAY SPECAL FRIDAY ONLY ‘20 DOLLAR DAY SPECAL FRIDAY ONLY MOUTON LAMB FURS ¢ 59 Reg. $99. Save $40 on these fine fur coats, Sizes 10 to 18 within easy reach. And don’t for-|busy helyping t the cash CREDIT Friday! Deller Day y Friday! Dollar Day : Friday! Dollar Dey § Friday! Dollar Day Sy or pe ON other articles. -- Mf Weaadats LADIES’ LADIES’ oe oe! eee ee Ladies’ LADIES’ will be helpful in increasing your|to be aie we eae an com-| 74 WN. Saginaw St. | PANTIES JACKETS . LADIES’ BLOUSES | 50 Sweaters GOWNS child’s Yoca ; ing he alarm ‘ om nip S smug Ser earl bewet nara a ee Salant Dinka 15 eu Bier ete oe for reSh | $2 Hime, oe we 1 rT ae Pe cra a Sat a earl bit * * «* | 8. cotten, A student old enough to handle) — Dollar Day | Fridsy|_ Dollar Day be : Ladies’ LADIES’ DOLLAR DAY SPECAL FRIDAY ONLY “LADIES”. ‘Perma Lift Ike’s Cabinet arere ROBES LADIES’ SKIRTS s SLIPS BRAS to Address GOP S $3 et -" $ 3 ‘ | Values to 3.99. P shable cot- at Convention ~S tons. Perfect for school or spar) I L ¢ coent Gena, 1 Oe Se see eb wate, ‘npten f guumead otrlon mepereaee ‘BERKSHIRE STOCKINGS \/\ e227 Is uae |e Ladies’ Shorts-Polos Values to 1.99. Clearance of better shorts and polo shirts. Come, save, Golden Anniversary DOLLAR DAY SPECAL FRIDAY ONLY. for "ve 8% to ll DOLLAR DAY SPECAL FRIDAY ONLY NYLON HOSE Values to 89c, new fall shades in slight irregulars. Sizes > 1° weuh delet Wo mace re is 8 . , ty, and perhaps elabora DOLLAR DAY SPECAL FRIDAY ONLY , "Chenille. gr eye eared before the delegates on the NYLON mentioned, MUSLIN SHEETS Spreads | PANELS for announcement in 2.59 value, first quality 81x99. pe. $ $ cisco later today, when wide seams, limit 2. ] the program for the 6.99 value. Pull or SS ue be disclosed. size, 1.49 value, 42x #1, cnnterticatdanennsanes Seaiseey of Stats Dosen whe ts : co Soe Oe ee DOLLAR DAY SPECAL FRIDAY OF SOP aes Pee : oO ‘ . ia Laicn Ser Gas eeteatne Every pair with the famous Nylace eernaas Cafe: Feather PRINTED PERGALE 6 Plaid pro Seteeate om he tee Chel ate) Kantrun Top and Too-Ring to stop Pillows : 0 Blankets runs from top or toe and make even ow $ Botts, “teal Sec bss $ br yes . , or 0 go ee for Dulles will be out loveli t she last } i ] Fall sewing. 1 ‘ * Ee Hoover Jr., Pics 8 if diplomatic de- Choose from our many styles and | were more, smart 1 voles print | 190 volun, O03 590 value tare ington, Henry. Cabot Lodge Seen ty ee 6 en ees orine.. : DOLLAR DAY SPECAL FRIDAY ONLY -- DOLLAR DAY SPECAL FRIDAY ONLY NYLON BLANKETS BATH TOWELS Regular Price $1.50 Regular Price $1.35 Regular Price $1.65 | NEISNER WATCH REPAIR | - 1 Pair 3 Pairs $1.29 *3.79 { peenan ee 1 Pair 3 Pairs ‘1.19 *3.49 1 Pair 3 Pairs Come, save! $1.09 *3.19 7.99 value, save 2.99, full bed size. Satin =. 59c value, attractive at & a in at fant sizes. Limit 24 to customer, bi | Te eee 7 I eee MEN’‘S eouLah | DAY seins FRIDAY OMY | ‘Suirs (g.MEN’S 4 ag SHIRTS $> ” re te Shory’ sleeve sport shirts “in: ve a ae td MEN’S v DOLLAR DAY SPECAL FRIDAY ONLY ROBES MEN’S DRESS PANTS 2” : yan ft. 8 raping Rowe cay Orion | 5.99 values. Wash- MEN petterag me 3” Po Bi w°*| | F E i iff . 3 i is Hi E un i | z | i | i : At that time Aden had a popula- tion of only 500, its value having decreased with the discovery and use of the all-ocean route to India around the Cape of Good Hope. i a 8 8 As steamers replaced sailing ships, however, Aden became use- ful as a fueling station, Then, in 1869, the Suez Canal was opened, putting the port again in a strong position. Today, 140,000 persons live in Aden's 75 square miles. Fourteen ships enter the harbor in ah average day. They repre- sent all maritime nations. . Though some take on coal, most of the ships come for oil, i il at 7 F 1 rf ; 33 pent eegd- Abe ata repent hie i i 1 ! #2 is a really professional hair _ style and a thing of beauty when \ + performed by an expert. ‘ * * ia The first time you do it yourself with a home hair cut set you'll ily have a few thin spots and é fi : : Conception of Time to is Ry Herndon's Pontiac Apartment Section V-A Personal Service District DEPARTMENT OF POSING ON RUMORS — With rumors flying thick and fast around the convention city of Chicago, three Ohioans put their heads together in a pose to’ show how they get started. “This is the rumor department,” said Gov. Frank Senator. Lausche, righf. His companions in the gag are Michael DiSalle, left, former mayor of Toledo, and Thomas Burke, former U. 5. AP Wirephote dents, on the button, adolescence,’ when time drags for|three they suspected. They will Most school kids don't pay much class minutes and then leaps andigradually learn that the distance|to expect promptness for meals, ' newsreel but lilieg BOR ng EY for telephone hours, they | to school can be~walked in 10 Watch Gives Students will learn some regularity through | minutes if the feet are actually _A watch is a good gift for stu-|finding out that a shower actually | used. As they emerge from/takes 12 minutes rather than the . * It gives a parent a good reason pe ae AY PP yr Se) es ah ee a ce \ 4 ‘ jit ; \iy Me. \ , es ade Bie ‘ t \ i | ey peat os ae | { : as Pg ee THE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY; AUGUST 16, 1950 te ee seem re wee ues f pe os ee | : —. US., accoré ae, SEO EE iain . . Despite mountainous conta than the United Sates, a |onefurth hat ofthe “re - |south China has a far greater pop-|though it covers an area Jess than!ing fo U.N. esfimates: , |” LET US DO IT FOR & ae All Tiling_Jobs ... j| FREE S"smeit_* cn Large the Best Price in Town! FREE|F “Any: 8’x10! KITCHEN Armstrong Excelon . Vinyl-Asbesos Floor Tile 30 Colors—Iinstalled Complete Paes 7 he COUNTER TOPS EXPERTLY INSTALLED — ~*~ FORMICA OR VINYL , TAL] We will install Plostic Wall Tile for @ 5’x7’ BATHROOM $699 Sod 4’ high — Includes trim for only........-.......0+++ Plastic 4Vax4V mt Spatter : 9x9xY%e Asphalt Ac Tile * FE-&-317 1055 WEST HURON ST. PONTIAC THE OUTLET attention to time, except. when it suits them. Getting home lJate— they had NO idea it was that time. Three minutes late to class—the locker door got stuck, But when it comes tp meeting the gang at 28% minutes past the hour, they're on the split second. i The fact remains that school kids like to have watches, if only just for those times that demand prompt arrival—like missing the Se en a a eT Notice of Intention to Construct Curb, Gutter, Grade and Gravel and Related Work on Clinton River | Drive. You are hereby notified that at a regular meeting of the Commission of the City of mtiac, Michigan held} August 14, 1956 by resolution it was de- clared to be the intention of the City Commission to construct curb, gutter, grade and gravel and related work on Clinton River Drive from the easterly line of rt Herndon'’s Pontiac Apartment Subdivision to the. westerly line_of Lot 65 of Robert Merndon's Pontiac Apartment Subdivision at an . |estimated cost of $7,879.80, and that the plan, profile and estimate of sal estimaté, and tha thereof shall be defrayed by special assesament according to fron and that all of the tote and parcels o: land fronting upon either side of Clin- mn River Drive from the easterly line to the wester!: Robert Herndon's Subdivision shall constitute the assessment district to defray $3,606.87 of the estimated cost and expenses thereof and that $4,182.93 of the estimated cost and expenses thereof shall be from the Capital papsovemes Fund. OTICE HEREBY OF . Michigan will meet in t Commission Chamber on August 21, 1956 st 8 o'clock p r suggestions m., to hea and objections that may be made by oe interested. ’ ©. 7042 Dated: August 15, 1956. - ADA R. EVANS, % City Clerk. Aug. 16, 1956 18 ANCE NO. —s Butiding | Zone Ordinance of the City of Pontiac 4 peer | a Personal Se Section V-A. The City of Pontiec ordains: Section 1; ‘ That the first paragraph of Section I of Ordinance No. 944 be and the same is ety Begg to read as follows: of this Ord divided | iets Section 2: That there is hereby added) to Ordinance No. $44 a new article Gut- SOLID MAP ‘and selected - Buy NOW at SPECTACULAR SAVINGS at MELIN'S AUGUST SALE ..- ——— a _ ‘BOOKCASE BED $3450 USES: Within any Personal Service ra District;;-no building, structure or land ail be used or arranged or to be used except for one or more following uses: “boogie” adds a fringed appear-|inin “tance” femilies of ‘houschesping| ance to the sides, considered in“! silat end ouianaiale’ : many quarters as the last word in _ man se * * *». 2. The “butch” is often referred to pata, “ , as an “apple pie" style of hair-/'9o oh, Per 'c’ fawyer, real estate, cutting but nothing could be_fur- | architects, gi surance, trade - ther from the truth. The barber "audio frade’s official journal, issued ‘monthly, explains injuredly that feet. * There shall be a side ra on each side of every pri minimum width 0! 3: . = aE etbbdstiel otis | 5243 a > 7 PC. CHROME DINETTES EXTENDS TO 72 IN. TABLE & 6 CHAIRS Reg. $149.95 ° $9975 Extra large table seats a targe family. The chairs are large and seats are deeply chair, GE. tops. padded. 5 side chairs, | arm— ~ - = “;,~* LE OPE “© DOUBLE DRESSER © CHEST-ON- eet WN STOCK + Bedroom Pieces We made a most amazing purchase to bring you these high grade, authentically styled Early American solid Maple Bedroom Pieces (combined with other cabinet’ woods) — at @ price that is almost unbelievable! We invite you to come in and compare the-quality, beauty and remarkably low prices with anything you have seen before! Immediate delivery! When you buy KROEHLER you get 14 SUPERIOR POINTS OF FINE © STRUCTION WHICH ARE EXCLUSIVE, besides unexcelled beauty of and super-fine, long-wearing quality coverings. . These pieces happen to a very fine Frieze. _Jt is truly an astounding value — for limited time i) “I Dy . ON EASY TERMS ; | ews. é Sofa and Chair _ or 2-Pe. Sectional INCLUDED FREE! 2 BEAUTIFUL STEP TABLES 2 NEW LAMPS $ aa al ses Mic? Rif 4 ) \ ’ ) | \ a | i \ : —— 4 # PETE PONTIAC PRES. #MIURSDAY. A Olympic ea Vi sitor Promised/ se 082 : Tropical Interlude on ‘the Fiji Islands 4ot i trips around the city, up the into the countryside. . and photograph the changing of the guard, a colorful ceremony per- oheted-rifles and accompanied b a bugler. + heights for a panoramic view of |= the magnificent harbor, and out ® “must” e a py to the gates|| Government House to watch | formed by perfectly-drilled, sulu-| clad native police armed with bay-| The traveler shouldn't miss the): teeming public markets, where)” ‘Paratrooper The Parka everything is for sale from carved |{, war clubs to hand-woven baskets|” full of clams and where bushy-/77 haired Fijiats, turbaned Sikhs, | = Chinese and Europeans buy and|/. .sell pineapples, yams, taro root, paw paws, brightly-colored fish an native tobacco by the yard. Go on Saturday, it's the busiest day. t Ladies’ Cotton DRESSES i Values to $17.98 — i a $6 97.58. ied i B a 4 £ z Z : i i a : The Bureau will also advise you 4 i 3 [ rf & streams, road then drops down to the ‘Ladies’ bs of golden beaches with palms wav- ing in the trade winds. Every few SKIRTS miles the route crosses tropic riv- ers, and here one finds villages of Values to $10.98 thatch-roofed ‘huts populated by smiling Fijians. “Most of the work is done on a ing the posts and roof beams of a new hut or pounding out cocoanut rgd heran ted to . ‘Exclusive detachable zip- have a camera, don't hesitate. to per hood makes this ! parka doubly practical, The ribbed-knit con- vertible collar zips into peeerent the Fijians. They love The SUVA IS INTERESTING P = | eacock a turtle meck. Warm? = One 4 ~ rag —— _ C at you said it! In classic © olive drab, navy, char- ‘ Queen's Road climbs into ~ mountains on the “wet’ side of coal, igs island. Here the visitor finds in a true tropic tain forest, : With vine-covered trees reaching a Men's Summer mF oe soe tae 08 ve a hundred feet toward the sun and bows og 8 ~ aoa double $ [98 " | ae : » » Fed, uolse, rs, C RI B S Values to $40 bus, Srey, oaeh, rete ilae, ty Sue hem g-r-o-w-s! f © Wax Birch Sines 6-20 om ’ © Casters $ 5 i § 9 a ~s © Steal Springs ae OUT OF THE ASHES OF WAR — Poland’s greatest church, St. se © Gray’ | Mary's in Gdansk, has finally been rebuilt. The top picture shows 4 | the edifice as it looked in 1946, contrasted with the restoration, be- se Reg. $59.50 ~ * low. The whole roof, the belfry, arches and pillars had to be rebuilt. a4 ‘RESTOKR AFT The great inside hall can seat 25,000 people. 7-14 Coat, 3-6 Coat and Slacks ¥ Junior Sizes 4 to 12 — Prep Sizes 14 to 20 “ with ~ $9875 Reg. $239 SEALY Says Child Doomed Even With Treatment DETROIT « — The death of a '15-month-old child who died while awaiting treatment at Detroit Chil-|j_ dren's Hospital has been blamed|F Boys go for CORDUROYS e Evenrest @ Save 31.05 | HIDEBED [Sete = so mia 'T 5 | with $79 $ age] De. Robert J. Sillery, the exam- ea er r Tic s | Posturp’die 155): pee, ee sah tio. and ee It's Rush Week for our C # the time of death would have been|? j Campus Footwear Fashions 25 Mrs, Caroline McAbee, 27, her son, James, died in her arms lafter she had waited in vain for|—= I more than two hours for attention : Hollywood Bed : with Innerspring Mattress Famous “Marlee” Coats Ceri 1 lat the hospital 4 The hospital originally blamed Heodboard. the floes 8 on eo ! ° ; § Hospital a maintain , McAbee must have gone into the $ 00 Less Than Rubber. Foam Te aie ia Gad oot Gua Fashion-wise girls are $8 loyal Last Year! ! Flake a1” treatment. to our Golo shoes as they are to their Pillows - : yesterday started a sorority sisters! They know they're : 4 personal escort service for chil- ee y [jdren needing immediate care Smart course to take on any campus 1 4% from Maine to California! For terms of comfort loK School Bonds ‘8nd service come in and try on these ]| SOUTH HAVEN @—The South exciting campus successes. Parnitare — Appliances : 78 $s. Soginew FE §-1377 jamount anticipated from area d2 NEW L187 DRYING LUMINALL rele) ae viv hal 6 Ree As NE i And no wonder. They just plain Jook the best and feel the best on! The name Tom Sawyer on the label quaran- tees you, Mom, the best in quality. Come down today| and stripe patterns. and see our whole collection, | bave contrasting a in solid colors or fancy pat- .§ terns. Junior sizes 4 to 12. ad A whole collection of North. land cotton-flannel sport shirts © awaits you here at Tom Sawyer © s. Allare“Wash'N’ Wear.” Allhave exclusive plaid -_Decorates and preserves interior ‘and ‘exterior concrete floo a. ae wood porches pol i ce NAR EP. Re EE A, i TNA A ARES RE 7-14 Coat, $65 Coat and ieeks So coal So jelilarlsls Marlee’s pleco coat in exclusive Chatham “Puff” fabric, warmly interlined | for those brisk autumn days. Like Mary’s little lamb, this stylish, oh-so-soft coat with its smartly stitched club eollar and smooth, onde cuff, Dae go every- where wen the veenmmnlae:: sig THE PONTIAC PRESS, ‘THURSDAY, AUGUST 1 16, 1056 COR Pee By Carl Grubert Seincla ‘. Bushman Ti Ties [3a neighbor. of his in Papitic Knot With Fourth Wife / Patines. ca Hie anid WO mnet Dro. shan, Ole four years ago in Columbus, Ohio, LAS VEGAS, Név. w-Francis} ing again a few months ago when X. Bushman, the great lover ‘Of che moved into a housetwo doors ]the® silent screen, has taken his|from his own, fourth wife, whom he describes as ——— a gorgeous little Irishman.” The game of jai - alai, which Bushman, still romantic despite;means ‘merry festival,” originat- », |his. 73 years, was married here/ed in Spain and is popular in Cuba, | “lyesterday to Mrs. Iva Richardson, |Florida, and Mexico, Perro ToL PLL LL s. | a ie = DARRELL’S — =) suasses : i] NU-VISION i a ’ | : oat ' 24 Hour Emergency a Setistaction | : eci ca Officials’ Children Involved Now They‘re Everywhere & , Guaranteed! Ls d . | * ° * | Find Possible Cause ; LELAND ® — The Leelanau|@™ Presc ription . Service : NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY FAST in Utah Gas Disaster (Russian Teenagers Raked)|onmy sms aeoirmen vase , ~ | @ PRESCRIPTION SUN GLASS} SERVICE i In Ula , S iSa er > 3 —— y |placed = special. boat and water|iN 37-39 S. Saginaw at Water St. a e EXPERT REPAIR WORK SALT LAKE cITy w#—A state/LOT Bacchanalian Orgies deputy in operation . throughout | DAYS—CALL FE 5-4521 a} NU. VISION OPTICAL (0), sree official says someone turned on a August to promote boating safety'm AFTER 11 P. M—FE 5-4485 = » OPTICIANS vag valve late Sunday of some-| MOSCOW (#—Another vivid ac-of’ prerevolutionary ‘life. However,|on county. lakes. The’deputy makes @ . ; a war Leones time Monday, unwittingly doom-|count of flaming Soviet youth at|/no postwar U.S. films have been|a spot patrol check on boat oper- F Emergency Delivery: on Request 2 Open 9-5:3 Fri. “il 9 Peed FE 2-2895 oe OY ee ee levels ‘bao been untokied inichown bert, TTTLLiLtt ttt bled BER ee ations and registrations, Lariat Cafe blew up Monday|ine Communist youth newspaper = * : Komsomol Pravda. Cifirman Otto A. Wiesley of e909 Utah’s State Industrial Commis- ee such terms as sion said a workman who helped|“‘orgies” and ‘Bavchanalia,” the change the restaurant over to/newspaper accused sons of two natural gas Sunday testified he Soviet Cabinet ministers of drunk- rf en escapades with daughters of high army, air force and aecretl shut off the same (police officers. found it open after|, The kids whooped it up in on | leveled the cafe, /urious city apartments, Komseneet tly knew,|Pravda said, while their promi- poo nylons ogy nent parents vacationed at plush) ropane tank branched|country homes. It charged the} H a nearby apagiment girls turned to burglary to keep as well as the cafe. ithe party going. ie 4: : tH raj Fe Eg | | Lif i : iT a “Someone from the apartment The youths were identified as house may—I'm not saying they|Eugene and Mikhail “Kabanov, did, - but they may—have gone sons of “Minister Kabanov"’; Ser. ~ over and opened the valve,” Wies- ley said, * * * He said leaking as apparently) '|Red army major general; Alla) et Petukhov, son of ‘‘a minister’; Erlena Kuznetsova, daughter of a Maximova, stepdaughter of a se-|| filled the cellar of the restaurant |CTet police Jieutenant colonel, and and the open flame in an oven iTanya Andreyeva, daughter of an air force colonel, een Ivan G. Kabanov is minister of ° ° foreign trade. Konstantin D. Pe- P ontiac Knights _ ltukhov is minister of the heavy engineering industry. Both are Slated to Attend members of the Soviet Commu- nist Party Central Committee. Annual P ar ley Komsomol Pravda gave this| account: Two members of the Pontiac| The “Bacchanalian orgies” Council of Knights of Columbus) were uncovered when the wealthy and their wives will take part in/parents of ariother young man, the annual Supreme K. of C. Con-| Boris Varlamov, found their apart- vention to be held in Detroit Aug.|ment had been burglarized, They 18-22. called in the cops. Teenage Boris * ¢ @ . spilled the works about the apart- Pontiac Grand Knight Diamond/ment partying and involved the Wright and Fred Huot, district|three girls. deputy grand knight, will represent; Erlena, Alla and Tanya were in-| the local Council at the national) dignant at first, but later named | event's social affairs slated for|the three other youths as some- early next week, but will not bejtime party companions, The Ka- 4 voting delegates at the conven-jbanov boys told of drinking bouts a. tion. No actual delegates were|in the country and an auto jaunt : picked from Pontiac this year,|With the girls to Leningrad, Smo- Ten such delegates will be on hand|lensk and Pskov financed by from the state. apartment Joot. * 2 * . Komsomol Pravda didn't dis- The local Knight leaders will/Close the outcome of the affair, attend the Supreme States Dinner|but it asserted the youngsters Tuesday night at the University of| Were influenced by American Detroit Memorial Building and also|™ovies and represented a survival the Michigan Dinner Wednesday pan ot Manae Tourists Still Coming | Wednesday at the Sheraton Cadil-/Despite California Smog) lac Hotel. : LOS ANGELES, @ — The All-| Year Club says smog isn’t harm-| ing the southern California tourist | st & Gq |ttete, ss much as had" been) : feared. NOT Just the Famous FIRESTONE Foam Rubber Mattress or the Matching Box Spring NOT ‘149.95 AS SOLD ALL OVER But BOTH for ONE LOW PRICE! AL ez ul ne A - MICH. “I am} Don Thomas, managing Airec-| FORM-FITTED weight and feeling better go ‘tor, said that 16 out of every 1,000) LATEX CORE 5 and “have an’ overstudl icine pelled te al indicated a | Since losing 27 Ibs. I feel fine all the smog conditions woul keep | time’ and Hennel made that possible them from revisit this area. | As Nationally Advertised rites hie: Sitiman. 3768 Paty a He peed org ye visitors LIGHT AS AIR COOL AS A BREEZE Here's What Makes the Difference! Are Jou going our way? And if youldidn't mind the smog because wi help maxe those pounds of uly their home towns had worse smog to-day.! conditions. LE MEN’S SUITS ‘SPECIAL. DISCOUNT PRICE... Larger win-apeces | her Foon lerger eir-speces give you the right | amalier cir-specet | give you lighter Bight suppert ender | give Armerseppert | seppert ender your AND LOOK GABARDINES $ 50 your hight id for your heavier Highter weight SHARKSKINS 22 MEAD SECTION | , mID stcTION | Foor SECTION! WHAT WORSTEDS — i aaa fa 89 A WEEK COOODE CODE LELOSSET ERO LODE SEDEOOEOLECCCOOENS 10 BUYS Twin Size Hollywood . Bed 9 Zip 3 SHOES ay © Sanforized $ Reg. $2.49 sdteahahhhhheh held th ehddehdhehaehch ievi's” ALL SIZES > Western _ Khaki ” i Special offer! -You get your choice of 3 handsome decorator Hollywood beds for only $10 when purchased with the above mattress and box spring! Headboards are upholstered in rich looking plastic and bed frame is lifetime steel. Also full size heddboards and frames, starting at 19.95 when purchased with above mattress. and. box spring set. we FURNITURE, APPLIANCES, | ~— AND TELEVISION | 125 W. Huron Street No Money Hoon Hurry! ‘Another LORD'S, Exclusive When Purchesed ‘Above f i vail ihe ee * fii : 43 \ - bs i ‘ : ’ : ; é | qe ag \')) \ yy re \heefenilegivens ss cls Smee Varia Witham ads Abe salporlies peRpA SovRee ty) 4) Lets ely Roy \ Nos AV. ‘) or : : tae) THE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY, AUGUST 16, 1956 e ae ~~ Aaa v > am mee SOL AND SAVE ATs Ta NOW na : @ 56°° VALUE! minis’ A@ HMC UE PLAY POOL ung STORES WE RESERVE om THE RIGHT THAT’S ‘HOLLYWOOD—Ava = LIMIT Gardner needed a grass skirt for QUANTITIES! her new picture, “Little Hut,” in MW... £2 Ses ta | which she is stranded on a desert eS ay sree lat VA ie T; rs §! i isle. Would a little old Hawaiian » Sites 4 to 16 Choice of colors $2.95 Value! Buy now, Seve, a half-million accident-free miles through New Orleans’ congested French Quarter. « His secret for success: Keep watching the car ahead of you. yea! SOPH H REO ERE a Ref. $3. 19, ny Now only, { = : * * * | He probably won't be careful; “When you see an old beat-up car with the fenders dinged in, you know that the driver hasn't much at stake. 2”: he hasn't been careful in the past. yen Frey lists three pet peeves: (1) tu Diaper drivers; (2) Young. lovers; | and (3) Ornament collectors. «q “Watch out for the kid who's ! driving his dad’s big job.. He wants to lead the pack away a. from every light. And he'll cat | in and out of lanes to get ahead. “Whenever you see a young guy ‘and his girl sitting kind of close in the front seat, give them plenty} - of room. He's clearly thinking of something else—not driving. WATCH THOSE GUYS “And you might as: well get off the street when you see a car with baby booties hanging from the rear-view mirror. The same goes with squirrel-tail fanciers. There’s something pecu- lar about the way these people drive. I can never figure out what they'll oa * « | Frey’s iheeceialeie have paid off. He.was selected by a com- All Metal Family f¢, Picnic /|P All Purpose Electrie a7 = wt | “tow” | Mark XM AVELS BASKET eo PLATE Flash Camera IRON LINER |. 5:0 ge |e 94 us 138 SBI Light weight, Now 49° Only Polished lens; 620 film fest heat'ng cold] Mest ie Go mahon 98 SAVING BU Jobutton's 8 62, nee” Ree. $4.98 $333 New SNAP BACK WITH mittee from the taxicab industry to : Only © be one of the 25 drivers to receive Convenient, téne : tanback | the Plymouth FourStar award. a - . ‘tasting! Sylen > 4-COLORED , Fight Cold Discomfort: With Tite easy te oper” SALETO TABLETS = 98 ii Rog cold symptons earn dey! ie : ar “FOUNTAIN FEATURES BU Ys SAVE! 1 > ' : K 4 NA E GLASS - 4 YY Z =e : Caen was 2) = LIME FLOATS A FRESH FRUIT DRINK WITH LIME SHERBERT ...SO REFRESHING. YOU GET A DEEP-TONED GREEN GLASS FREE! START YOUR SET NOW!: Served at Ali Cc Cunningham's Fountains Enjoy this Tasty Treat at Cunningham's Fountain , Ye CANTALOUPE with Tourists Impose On Friendly Gas Station “CHARLESTON. W. Va. 4h — Johnny Stuart prides himself on friendly service at his filling station but he thought ‘the six tourists went too far. Four men and two women pulled intto his station to get a new fan belt. When Stuart. went to wait on another car, they left without paying for the belt—and helped themselves to a box of tools, two tires and a wheel, all valued at $168. WEDCE CUSHION Agee A $l Ad ge? ' . FOR ATHLETE'S FOOT Watermelon Grower Says It Pays to Pray ORLO VISTA, Fla. ® — Mrs. skin against Myra Bean, who has qa 12-acre watermelon patch here, believes Cc in praying for rain when her crop needs water. . She said a shower watered her patch while not a drop fell on a ye 1,000-acre melon field surrounding Wit hér property but owned by an- other grower. “It pays to pray,’’ says Mrs. Bean. No Straggling Ends With RL] Modern Women Prefer | Rise | TAMPAX | Hot Weather SPRAZE 3 monenon | COLOGNE cpeciay oo 39: ba si se 89: Por oh sage 7 oe nea a Super Stick Dr. B. R. Berman | OPTOMETRIST § ‘DID NOT MOVE He is Still Loceted - OPEN DURING REMODELING _17_N. Saginaw St. *.... FE 4-7071 _THE PON TIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, AU GUST 14, 1956 4 ‘superiors said | ‘an ‘SHOES FOR FALL—At left are the flats: unsatisfactory service rating and) American Girl's suede plain toe, and smooth , | gray with peaked throat; Edwards’ popular black moccasin; and Buster Brown's elegant button- | and-eye party shoe. At right (back) for the young | men: conventional five-eyelet tie in shrunken | © Tires Steam Cleaned | : Se caratee tS Surgery Patient Dies; |, Moon @ — suv sme! Propner Shoes Necessary his department, suede sweater pump with elasticized piping. Cen- | i 7oeane loaf Jew rye bread peer or margerine, softened 4 lettuce leaves 2 ounces chipped beef Prepared mustard @ slices Swiss cheese (about 4 ounces, Prepare Egg Salad Filling and iPeanut Butter Filling. Cut bread loaf into halves vertically. Cut each half horizontally into 5 equal slices, Spread butter or margarine on cut surfaces, Spread Egg Salad Filling over bottom (fifth) slice. Top with fourth bread slice. Arrange lettuce leaves and chipped beef on fourth slice, Top with third bread slice and spread with Peanut Butter Filling, Top with second, slice, spread with mustard and cover with cheese slices, four-layer concoction after a rock) and arrange halves to Dash aw 2 Tbiespoons mayonnaise Combine all ingredients and mix thoroughly, Cover and chill. Peanut Butter Filling 4 slices erisp bacon ounces m cheese, softened cup srunsh-style peanut butter green) a Earl of Sandivich Created Food Most Appreciated! ae Pour Cover cheese with top slice. ‘gg mixture into center of baking|/Place 3 skewers into each sand- ¥ jelly , soften- ORANGE JUICE ALL PARTIES AGREE... TREESWEET IS THE FRESHEST-TASTING IN CANS Only SURF gets all your wash IMMACULATE! | (Sunshine white... Sunshine dean!) After several be lingerie-white agai thanks to the aa _ power in today ‘* SURF. ~ That's because SURF—and only SURF—contains-this special whitener that puts ultra-violet rays (like those in sunshine) to work for you.. Yet it's completely safe... and mild! | WAS CONVINCED THAT SURF WAS BEST FOR GETTING EVERYTHING IMMACULATE WHEN IT PASSED THE DINGY NYLON TEST ! { { * Fi “ ™ 7 x 3 ” i 4 * moe : } ‘ : R foe f ‘Kees a ‘ ; ' ae f ™ ; : | : j : oe - ; . { ; ph, Airs e's ee - m é : 2 ay € \ Oe . f ‘ ie i » teF ine 8 : "ee : ip t ' | 4 4 : : ee *% ¥ . Bi ie i ’ : x . 3 ' \ | e ~= LEE % : : : é ie wt mt . : ; r ; \ THE BONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, AUGUST 16, 1956 ee WA “i “9 af. ws yh Sy eS nih i TN Ry at 1 * OY il if <2 - by a Hamilton Fresh Grade “yr SMALL ~DOMINO — Pure Cane Stokely’s Finest } aes } C CUT GREEN Beans 372" 49°. Swift's Premium TRAY ) Cc SLICED BACON «= #4 AQ L&S Pure Your Choice PRESERVES 100: © Peach © Apricot © Pineapple WW” DOLE. PINEAPPLE “THE PONTIAC PRESS., THURSD asl AUGUST 16, 1056" hen ae J) \ i uh tes ROUND STEAK | PORK CHOPS... . he eae bi Peidhgas 8 eee eee eee eevneee “ee ee ee PEACH ES Northern, Bathroom TISSUE... ca, 4 Roll Pack 2 28} ‘Dixie Highwey et Telegraph . Lots of Parking Miltavoriteceg salad. UARANTEED RIPE (ATERMELONS 26 Lb. Average | The egg goes to a picnic in Egg Sandwich Mexicana as an easy-to- pack glamour bun or as a toasted jopen-face sandwich with patio ap- ipeal, Served either way—cold or ihot — the “Mexican” seasonings imean zippy eating of an old picnic Hamburger buns or hot dog 90: warm weather, a base. Go Italian! Ada thinly sliced zuc- 2 We butter) to an omelet. ly 3 per eins in our ~ Have you tried frozen kale? It’s} Dairy products sviamh (contend feet Ae a We idelichous soatened with onign andjcent of al sulted Jf 4 with a cream sauce, national diet. — Pa || —«— : im ‘ed /'YLON- ‘DACRON “en » {ew sofeed Roman Blesch may be used to whivea * 100% Nylon, Dacron, Orlon the same as to whiten cottons and linens. Follow directions on label. i EGG SANDWICH MEXICANA — Egg salad filling so you need not worry about carrying it in | goes into a sandwich that can be hot or cold, It’s ideal for a picnic. There is no mayonnaise in this Any kind of roll may be used as Egg Sandwich Mexicana Has Spicy Patio-Appeal rolis, spilt and scooped out to hold the egg filling, make a good, sturdy platform for the sand- wich—very easy to handle even by small children. When the picnic is away from the backyard and the oven needed to serve hot sandwiches, omit the baking and wrap the sandwiches in faluminum foil. The versatility of leges makes them delicious; s¢rved Ihot or cold. _ Egg Sandwich Mexicana i A hard-cooked eggs, chopped coarsely cup mixed chopped green pepper, sulted —— and pound) sharp Cheddar cheese. "eralea ? prom = 4 ehil it oan steed. 4 large rolls o in half | Combine all ingredients except jbutter or margarine and rolls. Hol- powder per tter OF margarine hamburger Duns, split Extra Fancy Hele PEACHES Tha. Very 9 Lbs 99° Dykhouse Dill Best You Can Buy! 30 PICKLES V2 Gal. Green PEPPERS Ea. Green ONIONS *=- CUCUMBERS = ICE CREAM 2“ 69° SEALTEST VELVET BRAND - low out the inside of the split rolls, leaving about a \%-inch shell, * * * | Spread with melted butter and heap egg mixture into hollows. Place shellg on baking sheet. Bake jin a hot oven (400 degrees). until icheese. starts to melt and edges are delicately browned, about 20 minutes. Serve with pickles and olives. iMakes eight sandwiches, | Cornstarch Pudding Needs Two Heatings Cornstarch puddings and pie fill; ings often call for two heating pe- riods. Know why? In these mix- tures eggs are often added to aid in the thickening as well as for flavor. * *. * reach a full degree of thickening until it is heated to the boiling point. If eggs are heated to this temperature they often will curdle and clump in the mixtures, * * © So the safest practice, say Mich- igan state food specialists, is to cook the cornstarch or flour until it has completed its thickening: jeool for 4 or 5 minutes; add the eggs and reheat until egg has thickened, Ginger; Orange Syrup on French Toast Dessert sert, pile slices of French toast one on the other until you have a cake the right size—then serve it warm with a delicate ginger or or- ange syrup. If you don't have candied ginger or orange on hand to Make a syrup, you can put jelly or marmalade be- tween the slices and top off with Jellied Salad Chock Full of Pineapple This jellied salad is chock full pineapple. dellied a Salad ; ‘ cup grated carrot | 4 cup finely dieea green pepper , igeneee over surface a water and al- < to oie. So very hot water; stir until Turn out of molds; if square pan used, cut into portions and re- ith wide spatula, g Oliveburger Is New Completely Clean and Pan-Ready dss sey ‘wv = burger—serve it with a topping of chopped stuffed olives on a may-| erent roll, U. $. No. 1 Skinless HOT DOGS well _ Turn a beefburger into an ~~ | | | powdered sigar. Cornstarch or fldur doeg not Tl. a. m. to 7:45 p. m. FRIDAY & SATURDAY SERVING ALL DAY a FRIED SPRING CHICKEN BAKERY DEPARTMENT For a wonderful last-minute des-| “4 large selection of delicious desserts SPECIAL! 636 648 Cocoanut Date Squares Almond Danish Rolls TRY IT— BRING THE FAMILY! HOMADE 1000 sxop and mouth-watering pastries-to choose from! 144-146 N. SAGINAW STREET | | | SHEDD'S SALAD DRESSING oe fe oS aa = * eo 0 ah ~ FOOD BUDGET 7 * Ge Re = Foon supe : ad —~ Spotlight Coffee 2 grind frst ” tog 7 9: LEAN PORK 29: GRAND OPENING FEATURE VALUE! BUTT ROAST , ‘TABLE KING ) Pr. “5% y lice Cream men ve Gel. 69: | , "Angel Food {= 3% | ? F No. 303 Can GRAND OPENING FEATURE VALUE! HAMILTON GRADE A SMALL Cc Doz. FRESH, LEAN | FRESH, LEAN PORK | GROUND STEAK BEEF 49. 7a DOWNEYFLAKE REMUS FROZEN 9" ei c BUTTER 59: WAFFLES Kroger Grade "A" ¢c Large, Mixed Donen J : ) ‘ Michigan Potatoes roo TQ. 49° GRAND OPENING FEATURE VALUE! Orton” Steaks area Stores ne a Ground Beef Sivi.'s: 3» 97°@ 2 Oz. lee Get FREE gifts of om! preciation for Top” Value Stamps. You get Top Value Stamps at _. Kroger with every | Michigan |poraoes Hurry while they last— 100 Ibs. Michigan New Potatoes—3 Sister's New Low Price... Cut Up Free | Oven-Ready FRYERS . we Young Hen TURKEYS |) ~ New Crop, 11-15 Ib. Avg, — --New Michigen “ee “ee POTATOES || ,SLAB 10 Lb. Bag Whole or Halt “DUCKS — ROASTERS — STEWERS Fresh Perch Lb. » 39° Fresh : Buffalo a , Fresh Catfish Lb. 49° Fresh Whitefish low-calorie rye waters with the rolls and muffins for your weight-watching friends. Swiss cheese gives ‘body’ to the salad, LADIES’ AID LUNCHEON — Here's the per- | fect luncheon for a warm day. It’s not necessarily Hiii| tor @ ladies’ aid group, but the simplicity aids the i; hostess, Pass the dressing and be sure in include GRAND SALE Lean, Tender neonalangennomorigges Potato Mounds Popular Serve Cottee Ice Cream Potato mounds are always pop- ular. To make them beat an egg Wit h M in ted Demi tasse | SHRIMP — FRESH AND SALT WATER FISH OF ALL RINDS — FROGLEGS PEOPLE'S FISH & POULTRY MARKET i $2 S. Sagniaw Street (Wholesale, and Retail) FE 4-1521 WHOLE Frying NICK’S SPECIAL POULTRY OFFER OF FRESH KILLED A-NO.-1 QUALITY CHICKEN 39: 1% cups heavy cream 2 teaspoons vanilla ked Famous Nesoate $y 39 BE Mx % cup sugar with flour ang POT apie I sta F c ff me see | eal. Add to hot cafive. Cock. over POT PICHics i water t tirring n n 0 ce or jstantly = Richens then oak, ROAST ona k which! Breast-O’-Chicken has i aived sti ec palin % Chunk ‘Style cn 5° co te | Return to heat. Cook 2 minutes : c c TU N A s . /or until mixture coats spoon. Sprin._ ? ite gelatine pn 2 tablespoons cold’ lb lb ee. Add hot mixture and stir _- Defiance Quality l | ae Metd Packed No. 2 $ eed dissolves. Chill TOM ATOES Cons | Whip cream stiff. Fold into’ * FREE « ADMISSION TICKETS TO THE BLUE SKY DRIVE-IN THEATER Given at Nick's with Purchases. of Five Dollars er More (Conditions of use printed on tickets) TAKE THE FAMILY TO THE SHOW WITH FREE TICKETS FROM NICK’S Peter's OK Brand SLICED BACON a Rib Cut Center PORK GHOPS Lb. 75‘ U. S. “Choice” Beef | at ee Rib Roast STEAKS 5 9 lb into two cups of seasoned mashed T-BONE potatoes. Drop a couple of heaping} 1), the cool of a summer's eve-|ful of crumbly butter mints for nib| ROUND iii\tablespoons of the potato mixture|ning Jet's take dessert and coffee|bling. Sound cool? SIRLOIN onto. a buttered baking sheet tojoutdoors after dinner and enjoy} Coffee Mist is a midsummer ver- form a mound, swirling top; re-jthem on the porch or patio. sion of demitasse, It couldn't be | peat with rest of potatoes, Bake in| A last course that is ideal for|simpler to prepare. Just heap old-| hot oven about 10 minutes, remove|summer-time dining is homemadejfashion glasses with crushed ice, with a wide spatula and serve at|coffee ice cream, served with mint-jand then fill them with hot, strong. ed Coffee Mist t and perhaps a bowl- demitasse. coffee. | | — You serve Coffee Mist with su- | gar and a twist of lemon peel, Sometimes you might like to | add a topknot of fresh mint for | both flavor and color, | Homemade coffee ice cream is | real joy any time of year, but, |it is never more appreciated than’ at the end of a long, hot day.) And here's a serving suggestion’ |for coffee ice cream: Crumble a) 4 i \few butter mints over the top for Get more for your money this week & cool, delicious combination of rge Sweet shopping ot Nick’s for these terrific flavors. . : This is a recipe for coffee ice! FOOD VALUES! §= ""** : ‘ : © ® .. -iastice too Cream GROUND BEEF |.......... 3 Lis. 89¢ HOT DOGS- Large BOLOGNA 3 1... $| % cup granulated sugar 1 tablespoon flour Yiesic Golden } Pinch of salt For . l cup hot, double-stren coffee é 2 ox. Jor ¢ oT tem oe 1 teaspoon unfiavored gelatine . 2 tablespoons cold. coffee jchilled mixture, Add vanilla and ipour into refrigerator tray, Freeze) at coldest setting, stirring every’ 30 minutes, until mixture holds | eeoes ? Finish freezing. Makes 6 Fresh pug tap als Cleaned Ready for the HEN TURKEYS Hihers 4d: STEWERS ..." 23° One Whole Fryer......59¢ ea. Pan Ready a 3 5° A deliciously flavored, full-bodied, fresh roasted blend you'll like the instant you taste it! Old Tavern Vacuum Packed Coffee FRYERS Fresh Killed Roasting Chickens Long, Slim Cucumbers ..... Jumbo, Pascal Celery ...:.. CO Vac. Tin U.S. “Choice” Beef Round Steak . T9° Solid, Green Cabbage .......... " Large, Solid, Green Peppers. 4 for 19¢ | Home Grown Tomatoes ... .2 Ibs. 25¢ Large, Solid Head Lettuce.. 2 for 25¢ Home Grown Sweet Corn ... .49¢ doz. U. S. Graded Beef Cube Steak “719° | | | | , | Sweet, Red Grapes ....... 2 Ihs. 29¢ Leen, Meaty, Whole , GROUND BEEF ie pao ns It's Ready Bi / Swi. Seediess, Green Grapes 2 Ibs. 29¢ Boston Butts ere to Bake! [f/ ts... “a Lb. < Lb. 39 | | 39 3 Lbs. $1.10 Seno Se | e+e © # © ew ‘ee eee iM ONEY SA wel ‘ OFFER! oom 0 Daly Fa mel00 pm. Incloding - - Prices Sebi to Claas is - cd x A | ___' | THE PONTIAC PRESS,\ THURSDAY, AUGUST 16, 1956. WRIG LEYS / Same ee x 4, Dinner-Redy Chic fully cooked by “SOLAR RAY” 4 WHAT'S THIS MAGICAL “SOLAR RAY” SOLAR-RAY is a brand-new marvelous cooking technique developed to make meat extra succu- ROAST, BROILED or FRIED CHICKEN IN AS LITTLE AS [I MINUTES Jent: and delicious! It’s a process owned exclu- 1 Ib.-10 0, to sively by the Dinner Ready Corporation. Fully- 1 lb.-14 oz. cooked DINNER-REDY Chicken is the first of Gharanteed several SOLAR-RAY-cooked meat and poultry Mieisenaie : products to be introduced by the company. Weight é _ SOLAR-RAY’S sun-like rays heat evenly, seal in 1 Ib.-10 oz. the natural juices, make DINNER-REDY Chick- ens more tender and full of flavor. Four Generous Servings Brolied Chicken in 7 Minutes FULL PRICE PER CHICKEN A 7-minute miracle! Imagine . . . sizzling golden- brown broiled chicken as tender on the inside, as Many Uses Amaze Homemakers crispy-delicious on the outside as any you've ever | Here’s the most exciting thing that ever happened to a chicken . . . the most convenient thing that ever: . eaten! Selected young Rockingham poultry with happened to a home. NOW you can serve your family a glorious chicken dinner in as little as seven SOLAR-RAY cooking is the taste secret. minutes, with the fabulous DINNER-REDY completely cooked chicken. All you need do is heat the- chicken in the way that pleases your family best and serve. No longer do you need hours to prepare a. chicken dinner. New SOLAR-RAY cooking helps you perform kitchen magic even when time is limited,: Just Look How Easy It Is To Prepare A DINNER-REDY Chicken NO SHRINKAGE WORRIES! “TENDER JUICY BROILED CHICKEN — Simply split and heat for 7 minutes in broiler, : GOLDEN BROWN FRIED CHICKEN — Just cut into serving pieces and heat in skillet, SUMPTUOUS ROAST CHICKEN — Heat 25 minutes in 450° oven (just pop in whole... no trussing or basting necessary) peas You know how chicken cooked the usual way Ee te eee ee shrinks up to 207! That manes spe heen :9 bf TANGY BARBECUED CHICKEN:— Brush with your favorite sauce and barbecue tilf het and brown — _ of meat... and even more important «+. you (tahoe fait sahennee) Pan Fried Chicken In 7 Minutes REDY eoyen flavorful juices. But DINNER- DELICIOUS COLD CHICKEN — When thawed just slice and serve for snacks of sandwiches 2 In just about 7 minutes . .’. glorious fried chicken Caickens are aiteady Tully Socked.ss you Season Dinner-Redy as YOU Like it. DINNER-REDY Chickens are especially cooked to bring you and it’s so easy! Skillet-heated on top of stove can buy a smaller bird and still serve your regu- ____chickeni at the peak of its true natural flavor, permitting you to season them exactly the way your ee Sd no fuss, no smoke. Your family will love that mae guetony petons.. . « boenens there's ne need. “vidual family loves best. ; or to allow for shrinkage! You get to-eat all the meat —- __ Remember No Cooking Is Necessary. Just heat in your favorite fashion and dinner’s sony with: : old-time flavor and Blah love the “convenience for ‘sure! PANT fs) you pay for, and the delectable juices are sealed in! ¥ permalaeli « cooked Maes Soler-Reye b have ° done the work. oe Pelee] | Ae ia Re | { Vy) (Z \ THE PONTIAC PRESS. ‘THURSDAY, AUGUST 16, 1956 <' AL, | ae| [Preparing Platform wr alate See ta ec ered aly i'r co fe oa Republican Target — 7 ae Is trong Civil Rights Plank ay ! “"“e') — Save up to 50% wm Imperfects ! Two patterns: A = 19: wn Colmont.and Cosma piece a t HE The tood and clothing industries|business of the United States, and, Paz, Bolivia. |represent 50 to 60 per cent of the 70 to 8 per cent in the world. | a: tt Hat ! K § im | i 4 75 7 p= i i its l et 3 i l if Youth Prevails Again old-line party regulars. committee also divided Mis-|Over Adults Naturally _| OMAHA, Neb. #~Two motorists lting eight tes to a group headed| Who jumped out of their cars after iby Perry W. Howard, Negro at-jan intersection collision and started < 2 e H = | ij i Ey < = : ENTIRE STOCK OF Men’s SUMMER SPORT SHIRTS (Short Sleeve) S-M-L-XL—From $] 29 ENTIRE STOCK MEN’S SUMMER SLACKS (Washable) Sina 28 - 42—From *3.89 ENTIRE STOCK OF ~ LADIES’ DRESSES $388 She ses Children’s Wool Fleece TOPPERS) mm $4.88 i 3 é z bed : B : PS i s # 5” & 6” Fruits, 6” Plates. fiz Fi z j 2 : id : gz R32 ..co 8 11" Platters........ oa 13° Gravy Boats, Jugs ooeone 6a 17° Sugars, Standard. Size. . Small Creamers, Sugars 9” Plates, 7” Salads. ea. 9c What a Hog’s Lifel 8” Coupes..........-0 BF Sunday *| OKARCHE, Okla. (—A hog’s pected adoption by the Republican|jite on Lawrence Wittrock’s farm . is erated tempting. 5 4 2 | F geiz = z i £% : i Es q Z DOWNTOWN STORE ONLY i it vf Entire Stock Reduced! LADIES’ COTTON BLOUSES (Some Short Sleeves) Sizes MEN’S Tropicel Dacron Blend Suits Sizes 36 to. 44 Bush said the platform framers jare mindful of President Eisen- hower's request that it: be kept short and Sot, “ot denunciation Stock up on everyday dishes at this special shipment sale! | ge nc ate . — A ennenenmncnne 32 - 40 ) Orchard Furnitures: | ahah ae Summer Clearance! Every Item on Sale—Save Up to 25% Sunbeam MIXMASTER Regular $44.95 ing on our part. The Supreme Court has interpreted the Consti- itution and that's the law of the! jtand.” * * ~ - 199 330 R APPY’S™ NATIONAL CLOTHING co. ry 1S THE . T0 USE “t t aS AMERICA’S FAVORITES | < ; c&. & ¢ ¢ a . +? ~" 4a Double Dresser -- Chest -- Bookcase ee. - 7-Piece “ Motes ond” Box 95 | Breakfast Set......°99 raft = 2 balows ri . $1095 | 2 Pictures—-2 Silverware Set..... °19" Si at | Bere -- | Boudoir 2-Door + Looks-Washes 2/ Kitchen Cabinet... .°19 DB | Like Baked Enamel $49095 | ¢ “imran Bunk Beds || mas ou se18] 39 5 : Latex Paint Qt. | , R 8 . } ‘ y complete “S 95 on — ae a ey . sprinas & mot- : _ =r iene Nadel 69 CASH & GARRYT papy OUTFIT A wus | 90-120 Days nodiganaons 8 enmnnas....,. SB* 9 Paring. hates Bamps & - porcH & moor to Pay see ‘ egg | @ ‘ENAMEL- No Carrying Charge ao... 881? 59? 3 f , oa 59 ¢ This ONE-COAT HOUSE PAINT is an easy- to- | HOLLYWOOD BEDS. eseeeeeus +49” 5 Piece INUM ae . ah ¥ © For lasléo- a) Gal. ’ apply, heavy-duty paint specially formulated for ae Bins Selesiion of 1 Mixing Bow! ¢ LAMPS : ie : one-coat painting. Sweewin- meses pclecd $ 4 Serving Bowls... 88 . $ 95 a. ee CAULK GUN | ee beauty to smooth repaintable WIUAMS —— MATTRESSES #5888 © from . 19” 3 Piece 4" (S ¢ Gives your house durable protection: in just SEMI-LUSTRE “/ ! | > 95 Settee, Garden Set a A a Poiiigns Poors si antl no sles er STRATORESTER S@eneeenuneuen *69 + ee use . ee © White that stays white! woodwork. fipedy-fo-mne. White, 3-Pi 1ece LUGGAGE SET ewense "2" teenteneeres Come in now for complete cae ‘SUMMER CLEARANCE ‘Folding Aluminum Choir. .$ 3.99 Folding Aluminum Rocker $ 4.99 Folding Aluminum prone $11.99 Folding Bridge Chairs : $ sis ; ER a ales ’ Oakland Hills Country Club- was the setting for see what's new in furs this winter were (left to right) a luncheon and style shew for approximately 300 mem- Mrs. William Pulte,'Mrs. Harry Andrews, Mrs. David bers and guests Wednesday. Among those arriving to Burleigh and Mrs. Carl E. Pfeiffer, all of Birmingham. Hart Home to Be Scene of Gala Luau Wednesday's Party to Follow Pattern of Hawaiian Feast By RUTH SAUNDERS BLOOMFIELD HILLS — Correct in every detail will be the Hawai- ian “Luau” which John Hart and Jerady Carter will give next Wed- nesday at the Truman S. Hart) home in Guildford road. The idea originated in the spring when the young people were in Honolulu with both the Hart and Stanley Carter families. Inquiries were made then how to cook such delicacies as steaks soaked in spices and pineapple juice. The Hart's lovely swimming pool will be afloat with orchids Among those who have been in- vited and who will bring their own “dates” are Jane McKensie, Gigi Underhill, Gail McKinley, Sylvia Trythall, Judy. Frost, John Hogs- head, Kari Larkstrom, Don Young, Mare Cunningham, Tom Young, Dave Ward, George Fett and John MacManus. WOMEN SAILORS MEET Women Sailors of Orchard Lake Country Club met at luncheon Wed- nesday to mark completion of their second series of sailing events for the summer, £ Prizes were awarded by Mrs. John Fitzgerald to Mrs. George D. Miller, Mrs, Edward 8. Reid dr. and Mrs. Howard B. Greene. Mrs. Paul Penfield was chairman of this settes, s * Mrs. Basil Manly of Washington, D. C. is spending ten days with her son-in-law and daughter Mr. and Mrs, Walter O, Briggs Jr. in their home on Martell drive.- - So ie +b Fg neta Watching activities on the golf course Raggio Sees Beets at Oakland Hills Country Club Wednes- Mrs. D. B. Burleigh. They arrived early day were (left to right) Mrs. W. A. _so they could spend a few minutes out of McHattie, Mrs. John S. Gorman Jr. and doors. mingham. They were iphotographed just “Mrs. Robert Jay (left) of Birming- - ordi before the luncheon, ham attended as the guest of her mother- in-law, Mrs. Harry C. Jay, also of Bir- e Bs - it z 9 & i ae a2 7 Ft ie ‘Act as Adlai’s Hostess her, but the decision was up to him. WAS HOSTESS a young couple having fun painting their apartment, building shelves cae cause it's cheap.” cs ( Pers a 1 aa 4 eit { \\ i 4 | ae as Bs ral . i \ <_ Caught by the photographer as they arrived at Oakland Hills Country Club Dostal, Mrs. Wayne Wilso Splits, Then Unites Democrats man, sporting biue-tinted hair, a John Mathews and Mrs. n, all of Birmingham. { «/ Moloneys: © Plan Family Reunion — First Get- Together in 40 Years at Bloomfield Hills For the first time in over @ years the Moloney family is having . a family reunion, On Sunday rel atives will come from Schnectady, N. ¥., Columbus, Ohio, Norwalk, Ohio, Manitawas, Wis., Sault Ste. Marie, Cheboygan and surrounding areas Assisting Lawrence J. Moloney at the affair, to be held at his home in Bloomfield Hills, will be Mr. and Mrs, Jack Paddock and iMr. and Mrs. Armand J, Moloney, * * * Mr. and Mrs. Dan Driscoll and their children, David, John and Peter of Philadelphia have been visiting Mrs, Driscoll’s mother, Mrs. Kart Martin on Mohawk - road, for the past month, The Jerry Martins of Durham road have just returried from a vacation spent on a ranch at Bur- well, Neb, s * * A buffet supper attended by 120 Tuesday evening at the Arthur Warwick home on Rosshire court cord, Mass who is the house guest of the Warwick's son, Lt. Daniel P. Warwick. Lt. Warwick and Lt. Ahern left today for Portland, Ore.; where they will be stationed for three jyears, Mrs. Harry J. Richards has re- turned’ to her home on Mohawk road following a trip through six New England states and New York, While in New York she attended several Broadway pro- ductions, _ * * @ Degrees and certificates will be granted to 221 students who have completed requirement at Central 41- $5 Harry Excels in Peacemaker Role CHICAGO (INS) — The dapper, |had now been safely passed. Michigan College this summer. Receiving an A. B. degree in elementary education js June Voss, |Others in the area receiving de- \grees are Margaret Boyle of Bir- mingham, Marilyn Rose Friday of (Davisburg, Norma bee Leipprandt of Lake Orion, Ruth Marie Belle- ville of Milford and Carmen W, jRoot of Royal Oak | * « | | Mr. and Mra. Charles H. Dowd | dr. of Red Bank, N, J, are an- | nouncing the birth of a son, Michael Kevin, Aug, 10. Maternal grandparents of the. in- fant are Mr. and Mrs. Harry E. lated — honored Lt, Edward Ahern of Con. : See i= gray polka-dot dress and dark glasses, sat iImpassively beside her spouse ag he boast- ed: “I've done more to impreve scrappy gentleman who split the Democratic party wide open five days ago arose from his box seat The South was firmly in the fold Morris of Gerdon avenue, and Mr, —at least on the civil rights issue.|@nd Mrs. Charles H. Dowd of New The northern liberals had made |2*™¢y are paternal grandparents, at convention hall early this morn- ing, delivered a fervent pitch for party harmony, and then beamed like a proud mother as delegates uproariously shouted down the li- beralized civil rights plank that he had opposed. x 3 z = i QUICK INTRODUCTION At the close of a five-minute plea |. “You've heard of the book, ‘A) ‘The“crowd roared its approval— ’ amendments were needed. .| ed with their outraged protests. dent of the United States.” With a bit of a father-knows-| best air, he then added that the! Five Pages Today in Women’s Section - ro ee platform as submitted was just the Republicans, and no offending j SAM TAKES OVER j Enthusiastic whistling and cheers) wrote finis to the ex-president's re- imarks, Then Rayburn called for the ayes and nays on the civil rights amendment which—if adopt- ed—might have thrown a galaxy lot Dixie Democrats into the Eisen- “In the opinion of the chair,” ‘Rayburn announced firmly, a mo- iment later, “the nays have it.” So boisterous were the losers that: the great hall reverberat- Pretending neither to see nor to héar a New York delegate who was demanding a roll call vote, the terribie-tempered “Mr, Sam” chided irately: “I’ve been takin’ these aye and nay votes for a long time, and I think I can tell which side has tiie majority.” Truman, who until that moment had seemed unusually tense, sud- denly shook with laughter, So did} most of the delegates, who realized) +s ee that the crisis of .the cofvention meeting. "NANCY, JEAN LAMBERTON. ~ civil rights than any ether presi. [their grandstand play for home state consumption. and obviously intended no further fight on the issue, Truman had made an Iingratia- iting gesture to the conservatives) he hag bitterly offended with his and for the momefit, at least, the ous, happy family again. Dorcas Unit Has Potluck Dinner The Dorcas Class of Oakland Avenue United Presbyterian Church met with Mrs, Anna Brown Drayton Plains Tuesday eve- ning for a business and social session. A cooperative dinner with husbands as guests preceded the meeting. Mrs. Iva Vanderkoop presented the devotions and plans were dis- cussed for a Harvest dinner in October. . Mrs. Ernal Lloyd, Caswell and Mrs. Lottie assisted the hostess. Mrs, Andrew Creswell spoke of her work in the United Presbyter- jan Children’s Home in Pennsyl- vania. Guests included Mrs, J. A. Sandison, Mrs. John Race, Mrs. Creswell] and Mr. and Mrs. Del- bert Martin, Mrs, Ernest Hillman of Short street will hostess the September Mrs, Guy Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lamberton of Airport road announce the | engagement of their daughter, Nancy Jean, and William C. Jacober Jr. of Orangegrove avenue. A Waldon | ‘Couple Married Saturday in Methodist Church Eva Darlene Harris and Robert R. Siebenmorgan were married cine fon oe of new dealer Harriman, | Saturday at First Methodist Church. Her parents are Mr. and . Iticket with which to “lick” the|Democrats were one big, boister-/Mrs. R. Harris of Cottage street, |Robert of the Nike base in Auburn |Heights is the son of Mrs. W. G,. | Burch of Atkinson, Kan and the llate Mr, Siebenmorgan. For the 3 o'clock ceremony, the bride wore a waltz-length gown of Chantilly lace over satin and carried a white orchid on a white Bible. Her veil was secured by a small cap of seed pearls, 4 Donnie Terry was her only attendant. She was gowned in: white lace over aqua taffeta, She carried an umbrelig of pink carnations. George Young of Auburn Heights served as man. : | When the couple left on their iwedding trip to Kansas and Missouri, the bride was ‘a blue organdy dress with white | accessories, They will reside in | Pontiac on their return. | Amvets Auxiliary Holds Meeting | Mrs. Milton Cooney of Clarkston rs, accepted as a new member. Mem- Pioneer Sisters Meet * at Beattie Home | 7 “Pen, two Skrip aladdin = $2.95 CLOONAN’S | “Where Quality Counts“ 72 N. SAGINAW ST. y ‘ | \ A - \ ‘ ) \ if rf % N¥he ' At) | ny \ 1 ote /) / | ¥ THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, AUGUS T 16, | havior, Asa older matter of fact, tides by “children is often. just that. when we imagine it to be vior) we give him the affection be. has ig May Be, cy for Help J the older child's basic problem— indirectly asked for, saying, his fear of displeasing us. “How good you didn’t jump on From his point of view, we've the sofa, téo!” vanchanahigg: gf ee ye ene Prone: Ponce y A he — that he displeased us. Made uncertain of resist impulses to displeasing our affection by this belief, he tcleislay tad eompacn ruth yong fears losing it more than the young- sonnehe Ot hee 3S er chijd who has not experienced displacement His ceili ‘ ee that of eg cea indie os ple pleasure lest they desire the pleasure too ardently themselves. ah : . j . Smart Gal Fits Dress ‘to Occasion The gal who wore a silor hat | that must have been three feet ,jacross, to the airport, deserved what she got, which was a lost hat. The woman who wore her best chiffon when she had a mother and three children to tea also deserved what she got, which was a big spot on the lap, A wife who wore white shorts. and a white middy blouse while dyeing her husband's corduroy shirt now wears navy blue shorts and shirt and she, too, deserved her fate. purposes and the owner should know what they are in advance. * * * Shop ’til 9 Friday Nite! back to school! points the way dat oe 5 to 10. S-N-M- EVERY FLOOR AIR-CONDITIONED grey, camel *Side-Sadde” dogie leather “Round-Up” grey, sorrel red, gold, dogie leather pant love it! All teddy bear shag grey, camel, teddy - bear shag with > - feather trim in red, sorrel tan, or ivory tan, ivory Once an event is arranged, a woman ought to know almost auto- matically which of her garments | will be suitable to it, LINT-CATCHER OUT _A wool jersey dress should be eliminated in advance for wear to a home where there is a long- haired white dog that sheds. * * * | A dress with a full skirt will surely be awkward to handle while meeting friends at the airport. A dress with a tight skirt will be dif- ficult while running for a close jtrain connection. The clothes in her closet should be as known to a woman as -the food tastes of her family. She should know without think- jing their strong point s(needs no \pressing, won't hike up, comfort- able for driving, has good pockets for marketing) and their. weak | Points (too sheer to. go without a | strapless bra, spots easily). And if there is no garment for) some occasion that arises frequent- y. she ought to buy one. Trim Upper Arms Sleeveless dresses call for pretty Each garment in a woman's) | jer ones in trouble, our judgment of|wardrobe should serve specific lit is superficial] and stereotyped. To judge it properly, we al- How Should Woman Pay Man’‘s Way? By Securing Tickets in Advance; Never Hand Him Money By EMILY POST Dear Mrs. Post: “I have been dating a young man on and off for several months. We are good friends, but due to financial con- ditions, we don’t see too much of each other. What I would like to know is this: Would it be proper for me occasionally to say that the evening is on me and pay all ex- penses. “IT wouldn’t want to embarrass or hurt his feelings as he is a very nice person, If it is possible to do this, just how do I go about taking care of paying, Could I hand him a sum of money before we go out to take care of the eve- ’ |ning’s expenses?" ee Answer; You cap take him to. anything that has tickets which Lovely crocheted spider-web mo- tifs and embroidered daisy sprays combine to create exquisite linens.| cammot hand him with Start now to make a set for your- which to pay for your evening. self and another for Christmas giv- —_ ing. Dear Mrs, , Post: Pattern No. 5226 contains hot-iron transfer for five designs; stitch|service for almost a year now. I illustrations; color chart, crochet-|have always closed my ing and finishing directions. ’ Send 25e in coins, your name,| . address and the -pattern number|notonous and I wonder H you can to Anne Cabot, Pontiac Press, 372/suggest a closing that would be W. Quincy St.,2Chicago 6, Ill. more friendly and yet not too per- Now available—the colorful 1956)sonal?’’ Needlework Album containing doz- ; lens*of-_lovely designs from which| Answer: You could close your to choose more patterns in crochet, |letters with, ‘With embroidery and knit — plus three|Wishes,” “‘As always,” ‘Good-bye gift patterns, directions printed injfor now,” etc. book. Only 25¢ a copy! Summer Makeup Tip Perspiration can cause the best makeup to streak and change col- or, Be sure to build your makeup on a clean and dry skin—the pores} from the you can buy in advance. But you smith, Tom Gunther, David Huth-fmeeting with a little anti-Ike she- | The Class of ’5h of Pontiac High School will hold its first reunion since are (left to right) Mrs. Howard Rummell _ street. Pontiae Press Phote of Orchid avenue, Mrs. Jack Holler of graduation on Aug. 26 at Teeple Lake. East Columbia gvenue, Esmo W. oods of Shown as they made plans for the affair Gillespie street and Art Weiss of Summit Hey, ‘51 Pontiac! |;, Reunion Is Set at Teeple Lake Teeple Lake will be the scene of] ¢111¢ AGO (INS) — Vanessa the reunion of the Class of 1951,/\Brown, Adlai Stevenson's pink- Pontiac High School, The reunion,|haired rooter from Hollywood, Aug. 26 at 10 a.m. at the lake,|warned today she is “evolving a will be a cooperative affair. plan to! louse up the Republican| Members of the entertainment) Convention.” committee are Richie Cooper,) Her eyes innocent, but her film | Larry Menter, Barbara Heflin and contacts intact, the actress hinted Jeanne Seravalle. Location com-|she may “‘break up’ the planned mittee members are Mrs, Gerald|smoothness of the San Francisco) nanigans. “1 can't tell you what I’m plan- ning,’”’ Vanessa said in the child- like yoice that is her trademark. | waite and Diane Utley. Publicity is being handled by Mrs, Jack Holler, Bud Moore, Mrs. Normafi Nelson, Mrs, Fred Muel- ler and Gwen. Lehman. % Mrs. Howard Rummel, a surprise.” Gary Hetherington and Jim Millis She icted, then, that Steven-| are contacting class members and son oS pre the nomination on the) Art Weiss and Bob Vackaro are first ballot and will win the No-| handling finances. vember election by a considerable | For the first time in some sea- niajority. sons, blouses take on a totally/NOT AS PRESIDENT new air through low blousing and; “I like Ike, but not as a presi- drawstrings, This is a Satering dent,”” she cooed. ‘‘Politically, he's fashion. liNliterate. _ ‘Jolly Parson’ New Suitor for Princess Margaret? actors, socialites and NEW YORK, N. Y.—The newly recognized contender for the hand priests, students, \she replied: Vanessa Brown Planning to ‘Louse Up’ GOP Parley Nothing illiterate about Vanessa though, Vanessa said. Asked if she is as smart as she was when she got her start as a brainy “quiz kid” in Chicago many years ago, “I’m smarter.” Wearing a clinging white knit frock and carrying copies of the “Stevenson Bandwagon,” a daily publicity paper for which she claims to be an “an-objective correspondent,” Miss Brown said she ig devoting most of her life to politics these days. “J am working on a series of “But you wait and see, it'll be a documentary films that will make people more aware of politics. It's ito ‘be called the ‘Institute of |Thought and Talk’ and will be tele- vised soon after Stevenson wins ithe election,” she said, Kitchen Place to Be Practical With much -of the emphasis to- day on beauty and design in kitch- ens and appliances, it must not be forgotten that the practical advan- tages of kitchen equipment are still important. The modern housewife wants a heat resistant, stain and odor proof finish on her sink, range and coun- ter top working surfaces. ‘upper arms, If yours aren't, exer-iclosed by a mild astringent. ‘cise will get them into shape.|Chilled, good quality witch hazel ‘Meanwhile, choose dresses with makes an ideal powder base for Sleeves, ‘summertime, | ecineteas a NOW AT OUR NEW LOCATION 300 Styles to Choose From! Ane WEDDING RINGS a AND MORE OF THEM! You'll find a lifetime of ha a i ee ee + * + * * ts 2s Se Se * ** © * © Beloved by Brides for Over 100 Years ® Trade mark reg. Prices inel. Fed, Tax, Rings entarged to show detail. 32 Years in Business and Still Owned by Sallan'st * 11} CLD jr” 88 N. SAGINAW ST. " Next to Simms “vaste OUR NEW OPTICAL DEPARTMENT Answer: Very def definitely you a tip): ‘Fithe beliboy, and probably the doo! Souter. Mit corsiea your bags RE rms Get Glamor Appeal The impetus behind this change pathos! is a combination of con- sumer demand and creative design on the manufacturing | The well-known and proven qual- ities of such materials as alumi- num, porcelain enamel and stain- less steel have been brought to- of England's Margaret is a fiin-loving parson. A profile-story on the Rev. Simon Wilton Phipps, affectionately called “England's soul Parson,” appears “lin a current magazine. According to the article, it was Phipps that the. Princess turned to for advice in the duty versus love controversy over her romantic attachment to Capt. Peter Townsend, his frequent excursions to London stage his career. Althou cided to take the holy orders, : did not lose his lightheartedness, and has brought the same ap- proach Ao his-job as chaplain of Trinity College. Phipp’s range in friends, states the article, is as widd as his taste in mmsic (which ranges The article points out that the! Above all she wants a surface young chaplain was not always a that is impervious to dirt and is man of peace. When World War easily cleaned with soap and wa- II broke out he gave up his studies ter, retaining its gleaming finish to enlist. °« for a lifetime. He was wounded twice during) the war, and awarded the Military | Ice cream contains all of the Cross for outstanding devotion to|important nutrients of milk in duty. different proportions. The engagement of their daughter, Peggy Ann, to John- Alan Walker -is announced by Mr. and Mrs, Gerald H. Thompson of Draper street, His parents” are Mr. and Mrs. George C. Walker of OPEN Air Cooled fornia Cobblers, regular stock. (Not all sizes in all sales * : 87 N. SAGINAW CLEARANCE | | from two fabulous groups at one low price! Our entire summer stock of famous footwear in white and summer pastels, Footflair, Paramount, Foot Rest, Cali- Treadeasy, Trotters and Heel Grippers. Our famous make shoes brown, navy and colors taken from our Values to $1 6.95 7.99 style and color) FINAL CLEARANCE _ - Play Shoes ~ $2.99 -$3.99 MONDAY AND FRIDAY NITES for Your Comfort! Highland “Perk. PEGGY ANN THOMPSON British in black, La every final. ONLY THE BEST Oxford Mattress Co. eh eaters or box the. morning eee! * his Zs BORE EA wha Qe se ok woman with her arm in a an ae | 48 _N. SAGINAW 5: Gaagudllne exactly as seen in GLAMOUR laugh at all night. songs, including Bess Truman's ene ence ete By the time she realized she 4g. wit “This Goat ig Sanitary,” and stole e <4 ithe show from the casualty. . ’ * #*, *¢ _A delegate cried in anger, when ae *’ ‘* her lips, blushed and looked to- The fights started early, in small | ward the crooner, he had turned away in disappointment, When Harry Truman rose in his| $1,000 box to speak out for accept-|)) e See ve signee Bent ae is man fence that guarded the fat be yd al « Deis wi tn, Sm cn ene Sy Sess form, the ete aero | if MR. and. MRS. LEONARD MORSE arguing, ek oe es Oe aie : Celebrating their 50th wedding anniversary Sun- . va continued to stand, grim and stitt. |) Ke day are Mr. and Mrs, Leonard E. Morse of Northfield |Relaxing Day regan ho omaha Ae iad | | and stalked out. * avenue. The event will be marked by an open house at their home, given by their three daughters, Mrs. Starts With Bath * * For gals who cay't rush to a It was exciting except for the) 7. O. J. Clark of Sse er Mrs. E. R. Clark of Pontiac cool bathtub or a frigid movie bruised feelings and lost agates:;|#— Leve that slim, slim look! and Virgie of Northfield avenue, and their son, Max | during the day, the time to pre-|: and if Sam Rayburn's ear accur-|/I - geve that dance-y soft toe, cork insole! of Rochester. pare for staying cool is in the ately recorded the “ayes” and/F that bit 0’ gleam on the bow! “noes,” the majority went to bed | /* feeling younger than yesterday. ~~ You Are Invited to Visit Our New Store McKim Jewelry 941 Orchard Lake. FE 4-5065 ay eine 1 that touch o’ faille! Love those colors: Taupe, Cigarette, Grey, Walnut, Black calf... Black, Brown, Navy svede. And that price... LJ The morning shower or bath ought to be followed by a ritual of fragrance, designed to keep a body cool and smelling sweet. One set of after-bath prepara- tions for summer coolness comes from the maker of a fabulous fragrance, styled the world’s most expensive. In the same scent, the bath powder is extra-fine milled to feel smooth. Also, as always, a scented powder does the same thing for the perfume concentrate that make- up base does for rouge and eye shadow. Suanmner Homies Posas Big Question of Real Love tell whether they are entranced with that emotion or the indivi- dual. Leve and misery may be con- fused. Two miserable people, especially those from unhappy homes, are likely to form q un- jon believing their happiness lies in being together. The desire to escape from fam- ily supervision or school work is likely to make love a confusing 10" Are you too young to marry? Before that summer romance s you off your feet, ask your- self, “Is it really love?” Or per- haps you weep that it fizzled out before you had a chance to count the stars. Too many young people confuse love with “emotional elation,” Les- ter Kirkendall who teaches courses in marriage and family relations at Oregon State College, writes in Shoe Salon—Meszzanine 2 DAYS ONLY!’ current pamphlet. It provides a sound background . . . issue. Parents are likely to for-| and helps make it last. Sometimes it’s really only fun, |hid marriage or disapprove strong- | he says. Just because you have @ |jy of it, making a young person| ‘The teilet water in the same | .,»,. = rollicking good time on a nu- want it all the more, moving more scent starts the dressing routine. It should be sprayed on in plen- For the great outdoors | hikers ANNOUNCE THE BIGGEST ber of dates, it doesn’t mean you are in love, Two partners who are good at play or recrea- tion aren’t necessarily suited to sharing financial responsibilities together. The fact that he is a good dancer won't insure a good marriage if he is a skinflint and you are qa spendthrift, A mar- ried couple occupled with mak- ing a living and rearing children will lack time, desire and money for recreation activities that kept them happy before marriage. You may. confuse love with gla- mor, If you marry a football hero, just because that’s his role or if someone chooségs you because you've won a popularity contest, there is no insurance for a happy marriage. The qualities of the in- rapidly in that direction. CONFUSED? Jealousy and possessiveness may be confused as evidence of love. These are never sound emotions upon which marriage may be built) because they are signs of inse-| curity and a desire to control and) dominate. Jealousy may be an im-' prisonment where one partner is cut off completely from others. Love may be confused with the challenge of competition as in instances where a young man may pursue a girl just because he wants to cut four other fellows out, and then find out after mar- riage that he really isn’t inter- ested. The desire to hurt someone else by marrying ‘‘on the rebound” is ty, since toilet water cools as it and rough and bumble | | evaporates, sports these warm flannel- lined sateen suburbanites | will prove the solution. The convoy jacket has a black knit‘collar and ‘over- shoe buckle closings and it is lined throughout with a quilted ombre stripe flannel. The matching tapered slacks have the overshoe buckle trim. * * * Last, of course, comes the per- ‘fume. This is a route to feeling | cool and giving off a collected, |bandbox aroma. - ASSORTMENT OF NEW FUR FASHIONS WE'VE EVER ASOEMBLED . ) WORTH OF FURS | 2 30.000 UNDER ONE ROOF Spoils Picture Nothing imparts an impoverished look to an otherwise well-dressed woman like a hole in the finger of a glove. If you really can't replace the glove, do a neat darn- ing job. dividual are more important than the glamor connected with the another instance of confused love. | WE GUARANTES THAT idea. ao es Sed ce ron THE PRICHS OF Au runs ; MR. JACK NORGARD @HE PHYSICAL ASPECTS 5 ADVERT! Famous Annis Fur Fashion Authority from New York care for you. I'm marrying some-| FOR YOUR SCHOOL DAYS } LOWER THAN THEY With and Detroit will be hete Friday and Saturday pre Phys aspects of your rela-lone else.’ ; Lol AFTER THIS SALE. = senting the Annis Special Showing. “ Material gifts may be a genuine! expression of love, but on the other | hand they may obligate the receiv- tionship may indicate love. Neck- ing and petting parties confuse the issue and one may not be able to Look a4 Smart AS YOU ARE! Girls’ Fall Cotton by Kate Greenaway . « » Plains and Rake in sizes 2 to 12 + we sett ran = geht ‘jriage if there is a feeling that, you! must “get married now or never,” eee “27 FURNITURE At Ite Very Best From LAYAWAY EVENT FAMOUS ARTHUR'S FURS We never before assembled such an exciting Arthur's collec- —_ — tion . . . and you've never seen such fur values . . . capes, stole: 'f Cape Stole coats, three-quarter coats . . . all superbly crafted by Arthur Verseiies od —, soptine 9 all styled in a. fall's exciting new silhouettes, is flattering e your selections now and pay later under our Special - Fine Furniture $549° away Plan. or . 5 North Saginew St. FE 4-1192 * Main _. Reches' - OL 2-2121 More For Your Money Than Ever Before To get a fine new coffee, end, or lamp table at a real bargain price. Some tables with genuine leather tops, others with plastic mar-proof tops. @ fee th aualty and style for fving ream oo bedroom and dining room. “The. better the pi the more you save!” IT’S SO EASY TO OWN ARTHUR’S FURS! IN ANY OF OUR CONVENIENT PAYMENT PLANS YOU NEED PAY IF YOu Choose from our large selection of traditional YOUR INITIAL or modern tables in b or mahogany finish. |j COAT COSTING: PAYMENT IS; ONLY: got Many one or two of a style. Clearance priced jf EMEA 2 SIEM up to— $15 $4240 Block Dyed Persion Lomb . vee le Our 20th Year of Greater Value Giving! : ($45. Where You ‘amas et | 44 Ockiend Ave, "Careful Free Delivery { | RHE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, aes \ ( ; \ ec AUGUST 16, 1956 i FF iz: * out sandal in |. ished leather. Rub- ber sole. * - ‘Merit Shoes 43 N. Saginaw St. ee eae we Clearance RIG LES Bes : : i ait ri : z at 5 go FEY ite A 5 F g z Poor posture and incorrect walk- ing place a strain on the muscles and ligaments and cause us to be- come tired. Sway back makes the City Man to Wed Canadian Girl - | The engagement of Norma An- Jack's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Norval E. Logie of Lincolnshire drive. ’ He ig stationed at Sioux Lookout, Ontario, with the U. S, Air Force. A September wedding is planned. Cauliflower Sauce A piquant sauce for cauliflower is made by heating catsup and a piece of butter together and pour- ing this over the vegetable at serv- ing time, Brussel sprouts can be dressed ‘up with crumbled, crisp bacon and creamed spinach with onion juice, salt or a dash of swimsuits 54% formerly $8.95 » $14.95 Drastic reductions on solid color lastex or print cotton suits. Many styles, colors. 32-38. sale, 4.99. shorts ANc formerly $1.98 » $3.98 Choose now at terrific savings. Cottons, cotton gabardines, chinos. Many colors, broken sizes. sale, 99. sun bras Cc e a formerly $1.59 » $2.98 : Solid color poplins and bright print. cottons . . . all priced this big saving. Broken, sizes. sale, 59c, hosiery a - 3 PAIR $1 _ formerly higher priced h your hosiery supply now! Big sav- f-seams and dark-seams in dis- ors. Broken sizes. sole, 39c. nutmeg. out of proportion. ‘ in Beauty, Stand With Grace Rigid Here’s a lesson in walk- ing. Try to touch as much of your back to the wall as possible. In order to do this pull your abdo- men in and ttick your hips under. Bend knees slight- ly and push away from the wall. Plaintive TV Unexpected Never By RUTH MILLETT The things I wish would happen on TV never come about. The guest on the quiz show being talked down to in a patronizing way by’ a smug master of ‘cere- monies never gets riled up enough to tell the off. Wouldn't it be fun if just one contestant let fly with a verbal right to the jaw? It would even be a pleasant change if just once on one of the might not be good for the kiddies who, according to TV people, can see all kinds of violent crimes enactéd on the home screen if only the wrongdoers are caught at the end of the 15-minute program.) EVEN THE GIRLS Since the older the TV comedian is, the more beautiful are the girls If only that movie star making aj . Viewer Lists a Few Wistful ‘If Only’s’ Happens, Is Plaint; _ Why Can't Guest Tell Off Smug Emcee? he usually surrounds himself with, wouldn't it be a relief to see just one of them look pained instead of ecstatic when the old boy nuzzles up to her? Of course, she'd lose her job but what a small price to pay to give the “vast television audience” such a priceless treat. I’ve even waited a long time to hear the wife of a husband ner instead of smiling sweetly when he misses the question that would have given her a mink coat, But the unexpected never hap- pens on TV. Even the country’s four and five-year-olds can predict with certainty just what is going to occur next. Patricia Ann Trotter Has Birthday Party Patricia Ann Trotter, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Trotter of Omar street, was the honoree at a birthday party Sunday. It was her seventh birthday. Young guests attending the party were Darlene Freer, Mickey Freer, Phyllis Hately, Kayteen and Billy Don Dolson, John Wright, Donnie Garnier, Kathleen Eiber- gen, Suzanne Grappin and Donna Wright. | plaid corduroy dress with A fashion note for social activities is this printed The bold ric-rac outlines. shaped cummerbund is detachable and ties in back. 55 West Huron Loveliness .. . You Can Afford & jevile ard future evils, but present | Irregardiless of the amount you can afford you can have The Wedding you dreamed of. We have gowns to fit every i budget By ANNE HEYWOOD La Rochefoucauld says, ‘‘'Phi- losophy triumphs easily over past evils triumph over it.” All too often, of course, that is jtrue. We're going along all right, with a pretty good, workable phi- losophy. : Then something catastrophic happens and our philosophy fies out the window, But the truly wise—and the truly successful—do manage somehow to hoid on ta the basic philosophy even when the going gets rough. And if they do, they find that the rough periods’ pass faster and come less frequently. ‘ ILLUSTRATES POINT | | i Alicia Bridal Salon | I remember a woman I knew years ago who illustrated this per- fectly. She was a young woman, serene and contented with her good life Her husband died after a long illness, Her daughter got rheu- matic fever and bad to be hos- pitalized, Her little house, which was her pride and joy, mostly because she loved the garden, had to be sold to pay debts, She found a small apartment in the city and got a job. REAL SERENITY I used to see her, from time to All ofa sudden, everything went wrong. * 4) | | te For fajl, the look for junior avoids woistline definition. High waisted dresses give young figures o supple, casual grace. The 1912 look for juniors is a _ oe Vs. Tots Through ‘Growing Girls’ and Boys’ Sizes : 4 to 58 For running ‘n’ jumping and. playground fun, for cozy comfort in classrooms, your youngsters need flexible, durable and super-comfortable Step Master far cry from the tiny waisted, -bouffant skirted silhouette. The f high-waisted dresses give a supple, ‘casual grace on young figures and ‘certainly conceal any lumps and time, and I'd marvel at her se- renity. To look at her, you'd think she hadn't a trouble in the world. Yet she had plenty,. There was the uncertainty of whether her daughter would ever really get well; her great loneli- ness for her husband, whom she had adored; and her penny-pinch- i way of life. “I have a real routine, which fills every minute of the day, WALKS TO WORK ” “After a-quick sandwich, I spend lunchtime at the florist shop near oe around the waist and hips. Life Can’t Lick Cheerful Outlook In short, the reason for sticking with your philosophy and refusing to let life get you down is not be- cause it's the noble thing to do, but because it's the sure road to real happiness. , Planning Big Party? In preparing meals for large . |erowds you can plan on 10 quarts of ice cream. serving 100 portions of pie ala mode, if a small dipper is used. Two quarts of heavy whip- ping cream, whipped, will top 100 desserts, H Shoes! in These are the top value, budget priced shoes more and more wise mothers are selecting. when they change to new. Fall’ Shoes for Back-to- School. Bring your youngsfer for fit-check TODAY. J] 121 W. Huron st. \ 4 EVENINGS ‘TIL Oo peasies | 0 wt) _ ~ . o \ 1 / rn 4 \ \ \ \ | | ’ \ : \ \ # f \ \ . i) Ls | 4 ‘ \ , | 7 | +2 SS le if ay ‘ | \ ' amy ,.§ . VS . \ ad j \ ‘ \ \ \ a ; \ ‘ % ; ’ ee , \ \ \ \ ‘ | | | \ \ cA | , ' \ \ j ? : Reont ho’ ja \A\ 4 amt: i : , , | ' “f FORTY-FIVE | 4 . fis WHR PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY. AUGUST 16. 1950 ; ae ae é e: € ey s. " 4 ; ey Prime ‘Ribs’ ‘A L 2 PET snide ted assed Realert setae Now: is the time to’ at sees. ot oth esta eee | us ia me © Oe } ram Lay-A-Way Wa Your Coat meee, : has the |aion : | ser eee "= loans or nar aes be uae I'm sual belie Sr tone Cotomeens A Small Deposit Reserves Your 16 NORTH SAGINAW STREET In other words, try to win thei Keeping Rules The fireworks are now on, The|Your nominee. Then do the bestifor Sqfe Drivin forms, planks and nails, Don't gol, CHICAGO (INS) — Brush up on} form the fuse. Georgia and ° South Carolina and Alabama have|the nailing now, for if you find it/"®¥ ‘o enjoy your vacation, but} talking to New York and|ecessary to pull the nail out later,|#is9 brush wp on how to come S | ti fashion goes and all of the good-time-|® big hole will remain, . elecrion \ Statistics compiled by the Na- ie Sanat Erie Il out f ee ses cidents during June, July and Au- fs | ou or But, after all the speeches gust last. year. * about how great every Democrat ad ' wag and is that I've listened for Since these are the best weather | hours these past days, it was a months of the year, most Ameri-| pleasure to hear someone. get cang drive to their vacations and, panned a bit< | ALLERGY SUFFERERS PREMIUM LINE WM Boric Acid WP aspirin WY BAYER A lity, durabl int that is ideal . for fence, gerese ofed coher cxnbultdings, Powder | TABLETS ASPIRIN 1 5 ‘ 49 Cent Velue ff ro | Bottle 100 tablets 29° A 9 A 44 Reg. $3.49 Gol. Gel. White Only , 1000 | Gry ceperrer =P iW arnt Y ie pono co roescore «= WL. AG: A ag: A high quality, easy brushing, long lasting . paint that beautifies homes, garage and E- 7EE BREATHE _ ony ourfees that it is applied on. 25¢ ¥ | | | = PROTECTIVE MASK Gel, 4 or : ] bree ~ * ns wae Oxy Magnesia BLUE BLADES|| 2: tne ee 48c 09 . For Home Worksh Facto 16° 1 For Gardening or Forming " @BEST i) Gai oev'98 ; SMILE GéI Box 400 ' $00 lodine aa _aenemnemeen matic : PONTIAC VARKISH “300° Cleansing WW RATION 30° | pocker uichTeR be nora as _ Tl ‘Tissues jf TABLETS [| TAMPAX ||’ 60 Sale Ity, plus the feature that it stays white -¢ 3 : : said ae a’ | 19 21° Se) COF':-THE YEAR ME, : | Xe SOLD REGULARLY $585 | | , : Lz | up to 2.95 re Reg. $6.15 Gal. “rr | qt 5 Now Gel. 30¢ | 1 Q t+ | os : i voursron $439 | 1 VITAMIN ANY Flashlight \|ai 7 a 1. PONTING. VARNISH "55° J AF wy) _ Retail Store || Bl 2S. Cass ae FE 3.7129. Open Diy 8 Ye 590 — Satudey 865+ ae 2 , pt man: Thrif ity S eo ~ er - Na McCormack’s moves, more F Fires Down c ; lohn McCormack: ‘The Man: in one By JAMES LEE counstling’ “Harmony, Boys, |hoarse tiying to convince his feb) Sar Sern Se steer ny a hould “ during week by the CHICAGO (INS)—The “Man in jy oeeny - -. jlow Northern Liberals that they| duties and his other chores, Mc-|there to counter I'm wae peng boron pot ing the past Department. the Middle” of the Democrats’! He has sweet-talked the South-|must give as well as take, and he/Cormack, onan graced re my CoE eee eas Teeheae(ermers:, he has argued himselfihas kept his Irish temper corked. delegation, found time!son, speaker of the who likes a fight better than Mrs. Murphy liked chowder. He is John W. McCormack, Democratic ‘floor leader of the House of Representatives, some-/ times called Speaker Sam Ray- burn’s ‘crown prince,” a con. gressman for 30 years, a fellow who lives, breathes, eats and drinks politics. : McCormack belongs to the hard- bitten “Last Hurrah" school and thrives on savage battles between strong-minded men. ‘ But, as chairman of the piat- form commitiee which labored mightily and brought forth what it hoped would be a mousy enough civil rights declaration to frighten no one, he wanted peace, not war. John McCormack, his custom- arily neatly-slicked gray - hair tousled, his eyes bloodshot from weariness undisguised by his glass- » 5 es, hig pockets crammed with top UP, UP AND AWAY—A ~ party secrets, pleaded all day yes- e YOU ALWAYS GET MORE AT YOUR KINSEL'S KINSELS ? @ YOU ALWAYS GET MORE AT YOUR KINSEL’S STORE YOU ALWAYS GET MORE AT YOUR KINSEL'S STORE BERSTED -ZERO sturpy ALL METAL «=| BEACH SUPPLIES Electric Fan FOLD-A-WAY Pevugczee 2” ASD tes: 4:95. Valeo PICNIC GRILL ae THESE PIME BALLS ARE USED BY DETROIT'S OUST GOLFERS. A SUPER BUY. fips ot his _powertul terday, as-be had done for, the 20 INCH Cc 4+ Algae, porpoise & purpose, 10 days, for “Harmony, Boys, hurls his body 16 feet into the|/ Harmony.” REG. 4.98 a 77 air. Algae the star porpoise ase : is athlete ot the Marineland, Fia.,|AN EXPLOSION? oceanarium. The 65-year-old Bostonian’s own future was at stake. If he brought the platform home without a wild Dewey Backs Nixon |tiht. ne coud be ‘sare ot hig level status for years to come. If After Talk With lke an explosion occurred, it could ® YOU ALWAYS GET MORE AT YOU? KI prove disastrously damaging to ¥,' one of his most cherished dreams. THE MIRACLE DISCOVERY dia. WASHINGTON (INS) — Thomas E. Dewey declared after talking Rcamalire at a aendlyeti: cee with President Eisenhower yester-| gecides he wants to join old = day he is “quite confident” that) Jack Garner in cracker-barrel Richard M. Nixon will be renomi-| retirement down in Texas, Me- = == {eg RPRIRRATOR. Cooler end Lunch Box. et: fe 12 de nated as the GOP candidate for Cormack wants to be Speaker of View president. the House. fay then ice end EPPICIENTI onan * * ae & 69° Reg. $10.95 Value e YOU ALWAYS GET MORE AT YOUR KINSEL'S STORE e ETT SGML Lec tL: FOR BAR-B-@ AND CAMPING COOK MASTER GRILL "=: REG 2.98 PICNIC SUPPLIES IDEAL FOR BAR-B-Q Wiener ¢ Roaster eenre © - 39 2 Extension Fork With Handle ........ OD NW} steak 89° i ff Ww Broiler ........ fj @ YOU ALWAYS GET MORE AT YOUR KINSEL'S STORE @ RICHARD § Pamper Shampoo The former New York governor,| In his book, there is no better @ staunch Nixon supporter, de-|job for a Catholic lad who grew clined to say whether he and Ej-|up amid the bruising struggles of senhower discussed the vice presi-|Boston politics. dential situation during their 45- BARBS ARE FAMOUS minute talk at the White House. Tete fee bee But he scoffed at a statement by 7 n one of the tough- Harold E. Stassen, chief sponsor est weeks McCormack has eveP of the “Dump Nixon” move. that|*Pent in a political career that be- Dewey and other Republican lead-/#*", When he started “ward heel-| ers will come around to Stassen's|“&" 1 Boston in 1913 as a fledg- views need ling lawyer with his eye on. the on the fon @ stronger congressional seat he won after Viegi presi es andidate. apprenticeship in the Massachus- TWO 60c Dewey said of Stassen’s remark|**t'S legislature. at a news conference: His tongue is one of thé sharp- BOTTLES ‘ “That would require a radical] est in Congress. His barbs are and unforeseeable change in my| famous. His needle has punctur- 1.20 VALUE Fad ed the egos of some of the most ® OR ONLY flamboyant windbags in Wash- F ni WAYS GET MORE AT YOUR KINSEL'S STORE @ Florida's Myakka river state| ington. But all week long, Mc- park hag 27,000 acres. Cormack has restrained a himeelt, @ JYOLS S.T3SNIN YNOA LV FBOW 13D SAVMIV NOA e@ ® YOU | we | , COMFORTABLE-WASHABLE AND LONG WEARING. YOUR SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. CHOICE OF PASTEL COLORS . SMALL — MEDIUM —-LARGE PLUS EGG styles ond Bive Bird shoes hes , them! They're quality-tested | Se too, which means you're gel- Big 16-Oz. Size ting the most for your money. | =< 6439 wes Reg. $1.69 RES " THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES Reg. $5.95 Value | Reg. $2.49. Value Reg. $1.29 Value 138-PIECE SET OF SIX Bamboo | ait casting | BRANDY Fishing Rod SET GLASSES Reg. 69c Vality With Ci: $ 19 aac MEN’S : a™ . T-SHIRTS ! Reel Small—Med.— Large Reg. 59¢ Vality - ; E Rise Reg. 98¢ Value Reg. 59c Value Reg. 29¢ cise T-SHIRTS : ? ne §9° : POLYETHYLEN epee Large TURKISH | BIRDSEYE | Mucrirunrose — 9 For 79° TOWELS | DIAPERS | BOWL |iese. 4 Reg. 49c Vality 2 ® FOLS S.T3ISNIM YNOA LY FYOW 13D SAVMIV NOA ® ® YOU ALWAYS GET MORE AT YOUR KINSEL’S STORE @ © BROWN Fi) @ BLACK | @ WINE ae : 6 in oat : — = Rs C BRIEFS $ Badass Bag Small—Med.—Larre 2 for $1.19 rin y \ KINSEL'S STORE e BRP bee ye fy ] WERNETS Pow ET MORE AT YOUR ~ ws ALWAYS yi @ 3HOLS S.TASNIX YNOA LV JYOW 139 SAVAMTY NOA e@ ALWAYS GET MORE 4 { s = ston 4 _ 4 4 1 4 ~ ‘ 1 | 4 4 {made without shrewdness, ase t-Only thavt forest nt ee 6 Sey oe drape|fires 2 sates iaette hopes, Sam Rayburn will ie ema 0 were report- THE PONTIAC. PRESS THURSDAY: AUGUST 16,1036 You can’t blame Ronnie from UCLA for quitting the Uclan campus in favor of the Canadian pros. It’s a wonder all of the haye been discredited in the Pacific Coast Conference don’t pick up their bags and leave. There’s nothing democratic about the PCC policy which labels the individual guilty until he proves himself innocent. That’s what the Pacific league has done. It has penal- ized all of the players who supposedly received exces- sive subsidization from alumni until each of the players can prove he did not receive slush fund gifts from loyal men of their alma mater. x * * To top off the ridiculous method of approach, the PCC has now actually gone sublime; - Latest ruling of the conference will permit players, who were previously penalized by being ruled ineligible for one year, to play in five games next season. These five games must be participation in five con- secutive games and not a choice of five separate games. : x * Sounds a bit juvenile for a group of educators to come out with such a rule. They are asking a player to lose an entire season of eligibility for playing a half a season. Besides this, why should Why don’t they make the schools responsible? x *k * Players like Ronnie Knox won’t hurt the status of the Pacific Coast Conference. It’s no wonder Knox is leaving. He can play a full season for a handsome check rather than five games in which he will be point- ed to as being one of the blacklisted. U OF D SPOKE TOO SOON University of Detroit may now have realized it spoke prematurely about leaving the Missouri Valley Confer-|P* ne The Titan bosses figured Cincinnati and Mar-|ne quette and possibly a few other schools would go along in forming a new conference. * * * ‘ But now Cincinnati is about ready to enter the Mis- souri Valley and Marquette is also in line. ence, The vote on Cincinnati - three weeks. Now the objective seems to be a two division confer- ence, In football it would be Detroit, Cincinnati, Mar- quette and Bradley in the Northern Division and Tulsa, Oklahoma A&M, Wichita and Houston in the Southern Division. This is a similarity to the Pacific Coast Con- ference. With Houston aiming at an exit, add Drake as the Southern replacement St. Louis in basketball, roughest basketball circuit in the country. Many claim it is the toughest cage loop right now. , Press Box Sports Editor, Pontiac Press From the f Knox, All-America prospect other football players who they penalize the players? should take place within and with the addition of this will give you the .|American thoroughbred Jewelers Win 1-Run Shutout McConner Stops Foes in Roseville Battle With Single Hit night at Roseville; in the state MSA Class AA softball tourney and as a result Shaw’s Jewelers came home with a neat 1-0 victory ‘over Detroit Reisterers. Reisterers dumped the city champs in a pre- tossed at them last night was sweet revenge. It also kept alive the Jewelers’ chances for the title. single in the 1st (and only) run of the contest. Louie Seay went home on an error and infield play in the 4th, after hitting safely, He got another in the 6th. Mullin gota 1st inning single. Pere struck out seven, Citrone two. Ex-Tiger’s Dad Dies CHICAGO (—William Kolloway, 88, father of former Chicago White Sox infielder Don Kolloway, died s\yesterday. He was a retired steel worker. In addition to his son, Don, who also once played for the Detroit Tigers, Kolloway is survived by his widow, two sons and five daughters, Miss Woodford was the first to win $100,000. She won 37 of her 48 races from 1822 to 1886. Griff’s Meets Local 594 City Finals Friday By BILL CORNWELL The CIO Local 594 fought its way into the finals of the Class A| overtime Baptists Enter Softball Final It was Glenn (Wimpy) Johnson mae “Johnson and. ‘gia and Shell. Miranda's Luck Still All Bad at the Plate | BALTIMORE (# — Baltimore setesees CitY Baseball League playoffs ee ae ee decision from Oliver Buick at Wisner Field. pitcher Ken Campbell after the latter was removed for a pinch- hitter in the 7th, was the victim of the 8th-inning explosion. * *# @ Back-to-back -singles by pitcher) >*4. =rast Jim Wagner and Kim Conroy, two Drayton Drug Wins in Junior Sota Hed FF [ z a7 gled, Ted Carison was hit by a pitched ball and Jim Berg walk- ing eight safeties off Campbell and Ernst, Wagner and Conroy each collecting three. Ernst was the losing pitcher. + sBenssccecenese- 000 and Sebring; Kruskie, Wagner Cam bell, Ernst } and _Berg. zi Pere McConner bore down last vious game and the one-hitter Perc |. up turnabout team in National Foot- ball League history, Conference in 1952, 53, 'S4 and cellar dwellers in 1955, the Detroit Lions open the 1956 4 the entire pre-season calender he will give all the * rookies every opportunity to push any of the veterans out of positions. “Of course we will play all of the rookies to a point where we don’t hand the game away on a silver platter,” said Parker,” as we still want to win.” Missing from the squad will be eng Jimmy Cain, a six-year vet- eran of the National Football League, who was released yester- day on waivers. He came to the Lions in 1950 after a year with the Chicago Cardinals, Parker isn’t too worried about ady for ‘st Dre his delenaive setup, ‘but the make- shift backfield has created a prob-| ¢€ lem. * « «@ Big Leon Hart will start at full- back with Bobby Layne and Harry Gilmer sharing equally the quar- terback duties, Defensive back Bill Stits will take one of the. halfback posts but with Gene Gedman ham- pered with a leg injury, Parker plans on using Jim, Doran as a slot back. This is a flanker spot in the backfield, inside a flanked end and outside the offensive tackle. The offensive line will have jtry is somewhat doubtful due to a ante | cies ble and rast sR at ends, Low im Salsbury at peerage ceuts go at center, Harley Sewell at left guard and Oliver Spencer, a service re- turnee, the lone newcomer at ight ‘ae Limited action ig slated for the three All-Star game performers, Hopalong Cassady, Don Meclihenny and Jerry Riechow. Cassady's en- heel injury sustained in the All- Star training camp, The Steelers, who have only been in training for the last the familiar faces of Dorne Dib- week, will have former U of Dd a * - praised rookie from the College , FOUR GROWLING LIONS — defensive line of the Detroit Lions against the Steelers tomorrow night are these husky linemen. Left to right: Gene Cronin, highly from the University of Virginia; Ray rouse, sormer Maryland oe + Slated to start as the four-man of Pacific; Bob Miller, veteran & oe ea a ee star obtained recently in a trade from the New York Giants and Darris McCord, a second year Tennessee. Tomorrow night's ga the first pre-season encounter for both teams. Both Teams Get 6 Hits “Lary Holds Tribe, 1-O CLEVELAND (#—The Detroit Tigers won their 4th game in a row last night, taking a 10 de- cision from the Cleveland Indians on Frank Lary’s six-hit pitching and Harvey Kuenn’s 8th inning double The loss dropped the 2nd place Indians 10% games back of the league-leading New York Yankees, and the victory moved the Tigers place. It was the second tight squeeze: past Cleveland in as many nights for Detroit. The Tigers, who swept the last two games of a home stand against the Chicago White Sox, beat the Indians 6-4 | in 15 innings Tuesday. near the .500 mark—54-58—in 5th|test today, with Billy Hoeft (14-9) scheduled to oppose Cleveland's strikeout ace, Herb Score (12-7), * « @ Detroit's winning run last night came on Bill Tuttle's single through short, Frank Bolling’s infield out |that advanced Tuttle to second jand Kuenn's double to left. Kuenn's blow was the only extra base one They switched to a daytime con-'of the night. NUMBER’s UP - Bert Rechi- char of the Baltimore Colts wears the jersey with a shoulder number that will more easily identify National Football League players. Boys’ Club of Pontiac won its i pfs? ca Gite i 42 i ef : } ec: | - Rite i Ne ~ ( jae st ' “Boys Club Within 1 Tilt of Junior Legion's Title A record total of 66 caddies from golf clubs in the Detroit area will enroll in various colleges next “Imonth under the Detroit District Golf Association's expanding Stan- dish-Evans Scholarship program administered by the Western Golf Association. Thirty-seven of the boys will be returning upperclassmen and 29 are newly appointed scholars. "The applicants were inter- viewed by the DDGA Scholar: ship Committee of which C. L. Miller, Orchard Lake Country Club, is chairman. . The 29 new scholarships were - |taken from a total of 50 nominated by Detroit area country clubs. Sixteen were awarded scholar- ips to the University of Michi- gan, 11 to Michigan State Univer- sity and two to Marquette Univer- sity. ‘ The UM award winners will live in the DDGA’s Evans Scholars’ Standish House in Ann in Spartan Hall, Western Golf Association’s new Evans chapter house at Marquette bb gd will house two of the Mipsah pebelership covers tall tel tion and room-rent costs at each of the universities. Five Royal Oak caddies, two -|from Birmingham, one from. Claw- son and one from Clarkston were Arbor, and the MSU recipients na Cans will reside in the Evans quarters | ciub. Record Caddie Awards Following is a list of the new ischolarship winners: TO UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN Joseph Amato, 16800 Lincoln, oo Country Club of Detroit. Char, 1731 poeer Road, Royal oun, ed Run Golf Chub Terry Feetham, 900) Evergreen Road, Detroit, Plum Hollow Goif Ciub. Renato Gonsales, 196 Pilgrim, High- land Park, Detroit Golf Clu Dennis Granger, 1608 hog “org Royal ab Kelley &t., Chub. vid Hovinen, ieee Inverness, De-~ troit, . Sows S _ Club. = nH $838 Deiset Country Club of of Detroit. Lg 19676 Lumpkin, De- ‘Thomas Kemp, 1615 Catalipa Dr., Royal Oak, Red Run Run Golf Club. me East Hsia 6946 Fiemings Lake Kenneth Mcintyre, moar Rang 7 la- vonia, Western if & C Club. ee, ae Hills Cari pe Prenklin —— Prederick Oak, Club. Bpec' — Penn, Livonia, ou ) St., Birming- ham, Oak is ae } Gary Whitener Livonia, Western ott a & Country riin a TO MARQUETTE UNIVERSITY Patrick Powers, 90> — Rd., Detroit, Country Club of Detroit James Ward, 17601 * petton, Detroit, Holiow Golf Club. Plum iB AP Wirephoto |" : “paw Haw PA — Cosco Maxectl Cenk dane eo Oe pride of Paw Paw, Mich., visits his wife, Ann and newborn daughter nee ee Seeman Lodies sta avenneye GOGH. Hemel tow 5 heeeh Clays. ae < 10 Harrison, Li- au My cit g Rade Club, . | Preston Ward, — Mitchel ont, Bir D . CLEVELAND am Molise Ru ABRHEH mye on og De-|Kuenn, ss © 1 Avila, 2 401 troit, ‘estern Golf i Coediey Cl Club. Torgeson 1b 4 0 0 Woodling, If 3 6 0 Anthony Perlick, 15140 Lennane, De-|Small, if 00 ith, rt 401 trot!, Western Goll & Country Club. Kaline, rf 3°01 n 3% 401 Robert Rusnak, 162309 Bell, East De-|Kentiedy, 3) 4 0 1 &tric'land3Jb 6 0 6 troit, Lochmoor Club, House, ¢ 4 0 0 Ward, ib 401 Val Dee Spangler, 109 8. Union, Te-|Tuttle, ef 3 1 1 Busby, ef 4006 jcumseh, Tecumseh Country Club. ling, 2> 3 @ 2 Car'quet, ss 3 6 0 TO MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY ee 88S ee Tt Joseph Bordynoski, 3225 Bacon, Berk- Hegan 0600 ley, a Country Club: Lemon, p 1¢@1 Roger 21456 rman, Detroit, Mele 1¢0 Plum Mi ye Golf Club. —— sto asian’ Daniel Cateu, 194 Montana, Detroit, ues —— Country Club, Strickland ee se Rosen | Joh Clarkston, Tam-O-Shanter Country | 9! $7,500 Feature Tonight .e Megbipey sebast PS ear ae | . rs as @ % hdidover trom the University of me in the Toledo Glass Bowl is The 25-year-old Lary evened his season’s record at 12-12, but four walks and three Detroit errors got him into trouble several times. He was, however, able to wiggle out every time without a score and posted his first 1956 shutout. Bob Lemon, who opposed Lary, of them to Bolling. Had he won, up 15-10 for the season. also gave up only six hits, two) the 35-year-old righthander would have registered his 197th major league victory. As it was, he ended DDGA Program Makes==*==5 Tuttle's single led off the 8th. But Lemon struck out Lary after Bolling bobbled out. It was then Kuenn doubled. Earl Torgeson ace Teddy Marchibroda at the quarterback slot, Newly acquired Jack Scarbath from Maryland is expected to fol- low Marchibroda with the signals. * * « Ex-MSU star Lynn Chandnois will, be on the sidelines with an injury and Lou Baldacci from riva: Michigan will be in the right half post for the Steelers. Game time tomorrow is 8:30 p.m. It is a charity contest being spon-” sored by the Toledo BPOE No. 53, and it will mark the Lions first pre-season game in the Ohio city. LIONS THREE-DEEP LINEUPS Offense LE—Dorne Dibble (67), Retsiaff tr Louw Creekmur (76), Bob Nunnery ‘Vo—mariey Gewell (66), Gene Cronin C—Chariie Ane (50), Bob Lusk (52), Bob Biechen (64) a al Spencer (16), Gtan Camp- 4 RT—Jim Salsbury (00), Joe Bilas (63) Pete RE—Ju Girard (23), Lee Riley (44), Richard (60) Qn. © Layne &®- Marry Gilmer (12), Jerr heichow Le its (30). — ard Cassady Den Mclihenny 44a), Marv Franke! RH (Blot Back)—Jim Doren (83), Len (4) 1} Zyeda (60), Jim Cain (88) FB—Leon Hart (82), Gene Gedman (26), Bill Stits (20), Mike Treka (48) elones LE—Darris seecere, a Joe Gilas (6}), Horace Albert Lt Krouse (en "sare Walz (84) RT—Bob Miller (74), Bab & Wunnery (m » Long (86), as (a), Jarv was” (84) 2 MLB—Qil ame (7a), Bob Lusk (54), Joe | ear ray (36) oe Benmidt (56), Bob Long (86), Jim Martin (ai) A ~Jim David (25), Embry Robinson oe ~Milt Davis (43), Carl LS&—Jack Christiansen Wacker (27) Re—-Yale Lar (30), Carl Kartlivace (21) Marlene Bauer ls Top Threat ST. LOUIS W — Marlene Bauer Hogge, winner of the recent “World tournament at Tam O'Shanter, is one of the top threats to defending champion Louise Suggs in the $5,000 Norwood Hills Women’s Invitational Open which starts today. * Karilivaca (4), Leu * The field ineludes 10 of the 11 top finishers in the women pro's division of the world tourney, Miss Suggs won the All-American at Tam O'Shanter a week earlier. Mrs. Hagge is the leading mon- ey winer this year among the women pros, Among the late entries for the 72-hole Norwood tournament were five standouts: Jackie Yates of Honolulu, second among women amateurs at the world tourney; Jean Hopking.of Cleveland; Carole Jo Kabler of Sutherlin, Ore.; Wanda Sanches of Baton Rouge, La.; “and Mrs. Frank Stranahan of Toledo, Ohio, wife of the for- mer amateur champion, — Acceptance of bids by Alice Bauer, Peggy Kirk Bell, Jo Ann the night’s scoring was done In all, the Indians left 10 men stranded; the Tigers five. Charley Maxwell, suffering from a boil on his face, and Ray Boone, whose bum knee was acting up again, missed last night's game. Sth. Colavito fouled out for Garmeawet tn rolled out to end the inning, and Prentice and Betty Bush increased the field to 20. Season Long Rivals ‘at Detroit Course DETROIT—The flames of a sen son-long ‘rivalry will be fanned hotter Saturday as the Detroit Race Course features the $10,000 added Bull Dog Stakes, an allow- ance race for three-year-olds. Heading _the list of likely starters are Detroit T. A. Grissom's Crown Marble, and Even Stroke, owned by Mra. George ©, White, of Nashville, Tennessee, There's always plenty of added interest each time these two meet in the same race. The two finished in a dead heat on May 24, after bumping each other around in the homestretch. Crown Marble was disqualified and Placed second in that race. Spahn Card Nemesis MEMPHIS, Tenn. (#—It was just foo much Texas for the East in the “All-American” High School - DETROIT ~The $7,500 Graha- West Prep Gridders V Wins Pro-Member Test h. H ran for Na: in 9th. Cards probably haven't seen the a, “ee 900 cig—1| 12st of Warren Spahn for the sea- land Si gseeevceastni a 009 090 son. The veteran Milwaukee left- sre Terps, Rosin “Avis ted Wer lat night, mow haa a 4323 fete ; | now a me Cheval abe Lary "a. banae | record against them, With eight ignen 1 re sarge M—tar te eames eft to play between the ; aherty, ; >.> : T-H18. 4’ at least twice, Beat East Stars, 23-7 Milstead of Tyler Watrous Combination. y Gandes (86), Ronnie Falis ~- (28), Connie Magouirk | : : j THE, PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY. Avcust. 16, 1656 y Piersall § ener tnd ow York ot Sin ‘elhane! cnn thy acted like a/Yai official scor-|won 64 for their second straight/over the second-inning decision to alover Boston, which he claimed was so raw. that y's game| The brilliant but temperamentalieven the Yankee players felt in- *1 Holds TN: LAYAWAY! 121.50 131,50 86.16 128.85 A. 12-16 ga. Browning Shotgun B. Browning Shotgun, magazine C. 4-shot Remington 760 A ...... D. Autoloading Remington 740 Z HUNTING OUTFITS Brown duck coat. Ww Jer veka, 598 Warm duck pants E. Remington 870AP Wingmaster 81.95 . " Stadium, The ‘Yankees ever, he had a right to be peeved! and all the umpires, knew it was a base hit except the official scorer. + * “What's one base hit, you may ask? Well, it could mean a differ- was complaining that I wag tear- ing up his “E knew Casey was rich with all those oil wells, but I didn't know he owned Yankee Stadium, -too."| Tournament, The field includes 55’ players who qualified with or under Middleco a Deen Title “in. Milwaukee Open of the Tripoli Golf Club’ layout to- day for the first time under com- petitive conditions. * (| Par at veseoict Tripoli, @-hilly,| wind-swept not too difficult course under pro standards, is 35-35-70. Middlectoft, who had been toy- ‘Ing with the-idea of passing up this tournament because of a ten- donitis. condition in his -left fore- arm, shot a 15cunder-par 265 Blue Mound to win the Milwaukee event ‘last year, The slender, steady-shooting dentist from Memphis, Tenn., took the U.S. Open championship with a 281 at Rochester, N.Y., on June . 17. * * * Among the “older” hands seek- ling to keep Middlecoff trom re- peating and bagging the $6,000 top prize include Sam Snead, who hasn't cut much of a swath in tournament play this year; 46- grass,” Jimmy said.|major league *, by Babe Ruth in 1920. Mantle has) 527; Musial, St. hit 17 doubles, 4 triples and 386 singles in addition to hig 42 homers. | p= record of .847 set vOnae 1 er” pag BATTING§ ( +, kee 30; are hansiat s Louis, Esty tg cin. Benks. oe and hoendienst, Ne hime Robinwor Ci Cinefinatt i: 8 Snider po Behind the blazing fast ball of| Claudia Wasik, the Pulver Tire} girls annexed the city softball, championship Wednesday night with a 4-2 victory over North Side Auto Parts. Wasik’s speedy deliveries were |i Pulver Girls Annex City Softball litle walks, a hit batsman and singles by Sue Johnson and Joanne Tib- bitts accounted for three runs ih’ the 4th inning and iced the deci- sion for Pulver. Ld too much for the North Side bats to handle in the league showdown between the twe squads at North Side Park. She mowed down the opposition on three singles. A walk and an error gave Pulv er| Freshman Ambition 7 | Rabberized patches. | _ $nug, warm cap | Warmly lined cap, 797 adjustable earflaps. : 4 WAYS TO BUY: F. 12-16 ga. Noble Shotgun 60.45 G. Marlin 30-30, 32-35 .............. 56.99 H. Winchester 94 Carbine 30-30 56.99 he FEDERAL DEPT. STORES warren. rowriac eee eeeee = SALE! GUN CASE Rugged ee with soft Kasha lining. Milwaukee's fielder, is making a determined bid for the National League bat-| ting championship in only his fifth year of pro ball. * * ® “T've got as good a chance as anybody else,” he said last night. Aaron has batted under .300 only once in his professional ca- reer and currently leads the pack with a .340 average, He has 145 : " as: ry “or gx ay pers Weg cs “4 pet on A LOS Se One Lot’ Dress Shirts White and Colored . Some Slightly Soiled : VY Price Values to $50. Values to $60. . Values to $70 Straw Hats ey: 3 Off ‘Summer eee aes 25% Off Values to $95, hits in 426 times at bat, ae * His closest competitor is Wally Aaron Aims for NL’s Title ST. LOUIS W — Hank Aaron,|Moon of the St. 22-year-old right(13 points back at .327. this year," Aaron said, usually. get one or two hits a game." Hank finished sixth in the bat- ting race last season when he post- ed a .314 average while playing in all but one game for the Braves. then and drove home 106 runs. have a “better chance than any- bd body else’ to walk off with the |Petver Tire |. National League flag. Loujs Cardinals, “I'm not getting many walks “but I He slammed 27 homers Aaron also feels the mneves Test on 146 Total lof Michigan's senior golfers. | * me * * * * * * The triumph entitled Pulver to enter the Class A state tourna- ment Aug. 31-Sept. 3 at Port Huron. The Auto Parts team will enter the B state tourney on the same dates in Battle Creek. * «¢ Gingellville and GMC tangle to- rounds of 78 and 81. a! Class C regional tournament berth. | groups follow: GMC holds a 1-game edge in the’ Class A (75 and over)—R. = _Doushty, best-of-three series. on goes to Owosso Aug. 24-26. jAuto Parts 000 010 3 3 } 100 Bender, Boykins and Galante, » Class F " @enen: Wasik and Pollina. troit, 146 Dearborn, 167; Class D Kendrick. Port Huron, ee SUITS 00. ewes bie.) OO Gs ccscies OO b30 ics *esee#eeoeeae eee e*e*#e#es ees @e SNEEEFONE MAN TELLS ANOTHER Scsstiiitttiionaninersteemeniner - Last 9 Days of Dicicinsons Semi - Annual Hart, Schaffner & Marx--Varsity Town and Griffon: Tropical and Year Round 133” §4g75 ‘5 875 ‘76 “Senior Champ DGC’s Dr. Jaffar Wins State Honor in. 2-Dey/ Pace Pistol Test DETROIT -A 53-year-old De- troit surgeon is the new champion He is Dr. Don Jaffar, Providence /Hospital chief of staff and a seven- | The two safeties ,in the 4th off|time winner of the Michigan Medi- ts Ist run in the Ist inning. Two Gerry Bender were the only hits| cal Society's annual golf tourna- made by the winners. Katy Boy-|ment. kins relieved Bender in the 5thistate seniors tournament for golf- stanza, with Bender suffering the loss. His winning margin in the ers over 50 was four strokes. Dr; Jaffar had rounds of 42- 36—78 and 33-35-68 over the two courses of the Detroit Golf Ciub, where he is a member. Defend- ing champion Carl Herrud wound up down the list with 159 on Three Detroiters, Clarence Hac- quoil, Harvey Olson and Jack Han- ight the North Side di a tied for 2nd place with 152s. night on 0 amon om 6:50 te et Ge oe a ee ee oe 168; The winner trojt 162; Class C (05-40)—-C. a Billie (60-64) —Chuc —Dr, Don Jaffar, De-| ; Mathews, Milwaukee end Boyer, St, Louls ence of several thousand dollars BATTING ‘« on 250 at bat stan |e BATTED IN — Musial, St.Louis, year-old E. J. (Dutch) Harrison, to me, When I talk contract with tle, New York, ; Will lev: Kluszewski, Cineinnati, 79: Adcock.|who won the Tam All-American; + Maxwell, roe nee Saree Ser he kee, 77; Boyer, 8t, Louis and Lo-| .. Joe Cronin (Red Sox general man- 532; Kuenn, Det ‘= pain, Philadelphia, 75. Jimmy Demaret, Lloyd Mangrum ager), all he wants to know is elon e—Manile, | New Fork York Yost itirs—Aaron, Milwaukee, oi; Ashbur-|and Tommy. Bolt. - whether I hit .300 or not. Rig Gasnington,” 78 Gheago, 78.” |Puiadeipns. io, Muu, Lula, o 4 6 I'm hitting just belo niat Aung BATTED IN~Manie. New Yorkin cat ore ae | cam “World” titlist Ted Kroll now, I'm hittir iow Detroit, Sitppson, Kan-| 142. .| Tam ‘World’ titlist and need all the base hits I can ‘an Cay. 8; Werte, Cleveland, €2;' Deby, TO iroekiye, Aaron, Milwaukee and is among the missing. He decided get.” HITS—Mantle, New ‘York, 149; Kaiine, | Mite St, Louis, 25; Belt, Cincinctiwen.|to take a week off after pocketing * © 6 Detroit, 142: . Chicago, 140; Kuenn. |... ai, O'Connell Milwaukee and Moon./$50.000 for winning the ‘World.’ ; Detroit, 135; Jensen, Boston, st 9; flv ers Ges oe with 8, Py 6 Piersall’s ire wag aroused when DOUBLES—Piersall, Boston ‘. *; * er ‘HOME "RON Ne "anider, 32;| The “youngsters” include Gene the official scorer, veteran base- gan. Boston 28 Katine, Detwit, Put| agooer, auiwainee, 24° Kuesewet, CH-lzttler, who won the National Am- ball writer Daniel M. Daniel of ne = Sere, Se City, 9; Banks, Chicago and Mathews, Milwaukee,|ateur and-ust missed a tie for the mi Dax ed (eed Sot Tl cent nete te te ors gin cP rs ra often sete teat Beh ten rat Ge Zum : HOME RUNS—Mantle, New York, 42:\and Moon, 8t, Louis. il; i oe e : Br were » SEC- sep atte by 2a] dem er sae ae BARE SSR ep Ot tn nas Oo Yankee Shortstop, Even if fielded| Bosox lost, 6-4. SSTOLEN BASES—Rivera. Chicago, 16;| Encinnatiy 16, 78d) Newcombe, Brook: Latte, hs, pro wee has heen a it cya yp taken a A = sl — more, Avia scheveiand Buen iPr we Cmemmat, eee a having a good year at the pay win- rfect throw speedy ’ . re a rgh, > Ww. wesome viugging Bis. New York Nad 374; Pierce, Ci Bata eee 121; | Misell, st. s«« *_* & . NEW YORK (®—With 300 ye cage, ITS. now Yoru, 184, IT wynn, Prieta, os The medal play tourament Piersall laughed when he relat-|bases in 396 times at bat t | Cleveland, ote Mh cleveland, is) < a calls for 18 holes a day, with a ed what ha; in center field.| Yankees’ Mickey Mantle has put) pore.” chicago, 13: Poytack: pane playoff on Monday if necessary. Umpire Ed Rommel came run-jtogether an awesome-looking .758 and Pes a rol i urgeon The field will be trimmed to the ning out to tell me Casey Stengel slugging percentage. The switcher, " ow 60 scorers plus ties at the end of the second round Friday. , Navy Shooter, Port Huron Man CAMP PERRY, Ohio (Chief warrant officer Offutt Pinion of the Atlantic City, N, J., Naval Air Station, led the competition for the two free pistol spots on the eight-man U, S. Olympic shooting team with a total score of 1,078. Lt. Col, chester T. Harvie of Port Huron, mich., went into to- day's finals with 1,052 points, Flint Nine Winner of State NBC Title GRAND RAPIDS (® — Kelly Homes of Flint defeated Sullivan Furniture of Grand Rapids, 6-5. last night to win the Michigan championship of the National Base- ball’ Congress. The Flint club will meet the Beulah Jockey Club team of Colum- bus, the Ohio champion, in a two- best-of-three series Saturday. and -|Sunday at Grand Rapids to deter- «| mine whichh shall represent the 5; Class E (65-50)—Jack Hanson, Detroit, 152; 3rd) two-state region in the NBC tourna- Cc. OH. Whitelaw, Bloomfield Hills,’ 157; |ment at Wichita, Kans. ( “| Flint broke out with four runs fied. saapochuaras e fe "%|Mich., and brainerd-Beverly of Chi. pa Long and Short Sleeve SPORT. SHIRTS 20% Off Sport Coats | 20% Off Bermuda Shorts 20% Off —iin the 8th to come from behind =| he bony triple good for three runs bat- aia Nine Shoots land win, Frank Manley was Flint's ‘batting star with a single, double % for Regional Honor INDIANAPOLIS #}—Hamtramck, Hamtramck, defending regional 2 champion, is bidding for another trip to Williamsport, Pa., forthe Little League World Series. Ham- tramck defeated Ashland, Ohio, 3-2 and Chicago clubbed Springfield, *) |Ohio, 11-6, Wednesday, West Virginia's football schedule for 1957 (eq). shows four Southern 2 Conference, four eastern and two Atlantic Coast Conference op- ponents. Baston U., Virgiria ,_ Virginia and Wake Forest will be new. SHOE SALE! Nationally Famous Brands @ FREEMAN @ STETSON @ TAYLOR @ NUNN-BUSH Regular $14.95 : to $26.95 G90. 1990 Dickinson’s . Shoe Department \ fat } \ \ x a ( %, “ ' \ j | ja | * } ok sees aT \ 3 I THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, AUGUST 16, 1956 | |. / ; Tae viv TY-ONE, ate Coaches ‘MOUNT PLEASANT (# — Thejthe Michigan High School Coaches laetr's bak och echt alam: with more than 90 per cent of the darkriess and insecufity that|of Lower Peninsula schools repre- | ee \California Airman Scores’ , 0 A Upset in Tennis Tourney Dratt ttt Point Codeties’in‘tenns tosmer as their ¢ iState High School Athletic Assn.,, Other high school coaches and 2° Whitney “Reed of Alameda,|Mike Green of ‘Miami Beach, Fla. ew —, weet “ae hailed —_ infant group as a ‘‘col-|some as coaches have been|Calif., gets another. chance today|Richardson earned his quarter-fi- “at Fitagerald High School. Now [lection of dedicated men within and out of this college town all|to Upset’ the seedings in the New-jnal bracket with a 6-4, 7-5 deci ” port Tennis Tournament, sion over Mike Davies of Britain tan fe mao sted Int veto and sil aE ae ey ule’ bee Sate at Ce Micuatn Cote] et tt ial Gren ved py oat AMERICAN LBAGUE start. expanding group. Michigan College, boasts nearly hrwold attended yesterday's ses-\highlighted by basketball coach| The young airman, on tempo-|ing Bill Quillian of Seattle 6-3, 6-4, New York ......73 38 tencga More than half of the eligible| Just a year ago, about 90 | 1,400 members, sions along with more than 150/Bucky O'Connor, and football coach|"@'y duty, bounced eighth seeded * * © we: Cleveland peeass ° 47 573 10% |coaches in Michigan have joined! coaches formed the association Charles Forsythe, head of the/association members. Forest Evashevski of Iowa. Al Morris of Atlanta, Ga., out of} The two other quarter-finals will ese 8 oe . “ —— . the tournament 11-9, 97 and today|be played Friday with Australia’s Baltimore Tc Sh SA Be The association has drafted @ (cots a crack at third-seeded Ash-|top-seeded Ken Rosewall meeting Washington ae % es ate . Marlene Stewart ch Aa code wie gece aa ley Cooper of Australia, Grant Golden of Willmette, IL, BDSAS 74 » bers. 7 Jes ‘ » New abe soar, Resvurs os res Ing in Rou nd of 8 “iguide to good conduct” and Its | 1, _— rs at Souiatigtes \teckting Idan’ Andersen ix an all re »* Washington 1 (night 12 . ; : “dos and a wel Motes under yy. Reed defeated the young | Australian affair. Detroit 1, Cleveland 9 (night) . : in Canada Open these four categories: Aussie, who moved into the quar-|. * + @ -™ soars Game dp ain if Responsibility to school and com-|ter-finals yesterday with a 6-3, 1-6| Fifth-seeded Golden picked up Ciccone Times Restore, Standard WINNIPEG (#—~Five Americans| munity, responsibility to the arial decision over Sam Giammalva|some encouragement yesterday Wilson (11-12) vs. Keliner (7-4) and three Canadians, including/ers,~ responsibility to the profes-|of Houston, Tex. from the resistance givén Rose- — a ———. or pm. — Hoen! AAU Checks Alleged defending champion Marlene sion and responsibility toward of-| * * © wal] by young Barry MacKay of : “a Stewart of Fonthill, Ont., are in/ficials. The only other quarter-final/ Dayton, Ohio, MacKay won the } ton a * 4) vs. Larsen ces) ™ ~ %8°0/ Charges Made Against aie “Fuipay's let eoy Bill Smith ee EDULE it Smit Kansas Shy at "ge 7 p.m, New York at Baltimore, p.m. : Washington at Boston, 7 p.m. CHICAGO (#—The Central AAU xaTion ‘ L Le EAGUE ahah md aveged en het Pet. Behind essionalism against Bill Smi Mil ae Cincinnail soso 2 Sen am [Captain of the 1956 U.S. Olympic rookiyn eneaies 64 46 A j Bi. Lous 1.01736) 38508 1% wrestling team, Pent ++ $4 56.491 13 "2 #* 8 Chicage : ee an ou Marvin Thomas ‘ Registration ew Yor 4i 2442 |Committee head, said Smith ap- WEDNESDA . litwaee eo ESDAY'S RESULTS peared before the AAU group Jast Pittsburgh 5, Philadelphia i night) night, but he did not disclose spe- Cinetanati ¢7, Cate o 3-3 (first game 15/Cific committee action. However, ama se |Thomas added that Smith would the quarter-finals of the Canadian The code says Michigan high! match in the singles today se nds|first set 6-1 but the Aussie Davis Women's Open golf championship|school mentors must support Ppoli-| defending champion tam Rich- |Cup ace struck back to win the at Niakwa Country Club today. oat rules and regulations adopted s « @ lardson of Westfield, N. J., seedednext two, 6-2, 6-3. by school administrations; discour-) . . . ™ Only upset of yesterday's sec-jage the “win at all cost’ -stand: | | ond round was Mary Patton Jans-|support the coaches association! sens 3 and 2 victory over highly-|and respect officials. | ] regarded Barbara Mclntire of To-| owever, one of the main Is- uy all . ledo, Ohio, gine eng Fr TUN} gues at stake in the association's ner-up in the recent U.S. Open. | gras year battle is to improve =>, * the quality of officiating. Coaches | | Take Advantage of Our Low Overhead Location! ae ee from ip saan say Michigan officiating is at | ville, Va., and runner-up this year! sub-par standard due to the lack | q in the British Amateur, will meet! o¢ requirements | EXTRA MILEAGE : Judy Bell of Wichita, Kan., in one SUPER -FLEX fc half of the upper bracket of the “Anyone who ‘ean pay the te TODAY'S GAMES jreturn to appear before the AAU . : can be an official in this state,” : ‘tow York at Brooklyn oe —Gomes|MeXt week pending further evi- draw while Pat Lesser of Seattle said cese-of! te coaches ' (6-12) vs. © dence abo t meets Canadian Junior champion ’ SAVE ON : Chsteetl a Cisse 1:0 pm—Law-| erst ee alleged charges. Betty Stanhope of Edmonton in|, The coaches also seek two more EITHER - Y OR TUBELESS 2 rence (16) Ys. Jones (S11) Smith, America’s only Olympic . Helly wood 20 Smarks cited the progress of the! ¢Coasaameaial © Velsaluing , m. -hicago. FORCE AT SECOND — Chicago Cub shortstop Jerry Kindall is erreniateiaé, “aide group in its first year, but warned: |, Passonger © Recapping forced at second base as Roy McMillan of Cincinnati relays the ball | Montreal 9 Richmond 5 — “We are ploneerin © Fleet Servic © Batteri ° : & K a great | rvice atteries Trotter Renaming Refused to first for the double play. The Redlegs moved back into second [furnace ¢“q.ccum™ys cause. But we can’t relax now | Complete Tire Service pace h in hosed Nationel League with a double ony over wae Cue. meee os Mies ca) pet: and say merely that we did a | Call Us tor Your Tire Needs USTA Prexy Spurns HTA' 5 egress PO og CHASING HOME RUN RECO St, Paul 7, Denver ? crumble just as quickly as we TIRE 4 Mickey Mantle, New York Yankees— Wichita iM, een: = 8 grew.” an HANOVER, Pa. (#—The presi- troit that the USTA drop the name! ] U. . Players dent of the U.S. Trotters Assn. | Hanover from the horses bred on| (USTA) has refused bluntly to ac-| | Lawrence Sheppard's Hanover| cede to a demand by the Harness!Shoe Farms here. It charged that Tracks of America (HTA) that he |use of the name Hanover for stan- l in ace drop the name “Hanover” from|dardbred horses was tied in with the names “ harnans race horses. advertising for Hanover Shoe, Inc. The HTA had demanded in De-|president of the USTA. Shooting for Amateur * ~ * Sheppard replied yesterday to Golf Title State Workers Trap, the HTA, an association of 18 of ; the leading. parimutuel tracks, EDMUNSTON, N. B. # — Nine; Study Bears in U p that use of the name Hanover for|Canadians and pt Americans! . . eee ne. genes is not a vi-| remain in the running today for | e rues. the Canadian Amateur golf title! come pe hin hath While the HTA demanded deals two rounds played in pouring : "|the change in name be made in 30/rain interspersed with blazing sun- station at Cusino in the Upper days, Sheppard said he would pre-|shine. Peninsula have trapped and tagged | 11 bears this summer. sent the demand to the USTA at * « e * * *& its December meeting. Moe Norman, the defending The animals are trapped, their champion from Kitchener, Ont., vital statistics recorded Ff d | J § h gets his first stiff test today when leased. The biologists ag Be e er a ury oug t ee Ohio Jr. of Wil- 0 , Ohi thetics on the animals to make f Rj e © their work center. Or ing, Hood Pr obe| Meister was one stroke ahead of iNorman yesterday as the two, CHICAGO —The Tribune said/along with Doug Sanders of Miami today a federal grand jury is to) Beach, Fla., co-medalist, went be impaneled in Chicago to in-jaround the 6,618-yard, par-73 : vestigate links between profes-!course in subpar scores. Tech Hires Maclinnes sional boxing and hoodlums and| Sanders, the Canadian Open HOUGHTON — The Michigan)". @lleged doping of fighters. |cnampion, faces Frank Strafaci The department same its studies) will reveal something -about the movements and habits of bear, | of 1927 Cincinnat! Redlegs—162 (ue r league Austin 12, Port, Worth 4 ss The code of ethics, drawn up by| EADING co. t a is 221 set ew Yor ouston 11-6. Oklahoma Cit . Giants in 197) “ey Della 3, San Antonio 3 Dick Hoffheins of Wyandotte and! New York Yankees—152 (AL — rec-|Tulsa 12. Shrev ord in 2 set by Yankees i 1906). ls KOUTHERN. ASKOCIATION Jim Manilla of Royal Oak, is cer-! Locally Owned and Operated ional ague—8v7 (recor ontgomery 3-il tlanta 7 | oat > 1955), New ‘Orleans 12, Chattanooga 1 tain to be adopted later after a} : ‘American ‘League—@06 (Record is 973 481 N, PERRY ST. FE 5-0649 a shoe firm owned by Sheppard| Canada Has 9 in Field ~ Tech Hockey Huskies will be| The Tribune, which said itiof Garden City, N.Y. coached this year by John MacIn-!| learned of the investigation from * * »*® nes, former University of Michi- \reliable government sources, re- Among other third-round start- gan star goalie, MacInnes will suc-|Ported that some of the biggest/ers are Dr. Ted Lenczyk, Newing- ceed Allen Renfrew who quit Tech| “names” in boxing — managers, 'ton, Conn., dentist; Arthur F. But- 7 ‘fighters, and trainers—_ will ral 7 a hockey coach at North lealled before the grand jury oer Portsmouth, N.H.; and Albert MacInnes is a native of Toronto, testify. They will include, the each at Batten, EF and was graduated from Michigan) newspaper said, James D. Norris, WEDNESDAY’S HOME RUNS in 1950. In recent years he has) ‘president of the International Box- ebay, Post, Burgess, Redlegs: white been employed’ by an Ann Arbor|ing Club, and Arthur M. Wirtz, ;—- a ge A ae business firm, owner of the Chicago Stadium, |ket*s Minoo, Esposito, Lollar, White GOODYEAR'S 150,000 T SAFETY SWE EPSTAKES “GOODFYEAR | AUTO and TRUCK TIRE SALE! 3-1 SUPER-CUSHION ference eres POPULAR 6.70 x 15 In Black or White "Sin ron Guay Sidewalls $ PAY AS LITTLE AS | — _ $1.25 WEEK FoR Four! ecenpcn BO other Special Oia LowseT PRICE EVER ON PEOPLE RIDE ON GOODYEAR TIRES THAN GOODYEAR SERVICE STORES 30S. Coss os FE 5.6123, 5 * ea . 2 % A ¥ ’ Se Nene fees eae Mere a ed Spe Ne EEE | eae Ee Pe sree aa — AME =e AN _— tATION fine job in our first year. We can | 42 (12 games ahead of Babe Ruth's pace| M p ’ when he hit 60). TEXAS Lkacux NTE SF A a set in 1988), Mobile nh “weshviles ve study by association members, GOODYEAR’S § 3-T SAFETY SWEEPSTAKES 1 ih PRIZE ¢25,000. | Write or see us for your entry blank now! Nothing to buy! 575 chances to win! of the tires featuring rT dal-MmicolailolaMmic-tolo Me tale! came on new cars for many years! Only ES Sa ee for a 6.70 x 15 3-T Super-Cushion when you buy first tire for regular no trade-in price *19 6°. re) [RM Leb aol ale MEAG AoM alae] o) ole] ol (Mi ilact: Not a recap-—not a second America’s finest new cars featured — this traction tread for many years! Hurry! There's not much time left to get in on this exciting bargain. It's Goodyear’s famous 3-T Super-Cushion with extra value built in. Exclusive 3-T Triple-Tempered Cord body makes this tire stronger, safer and more durable. The rock bottom price fer « 6.00 x16 3-T Super-Cushion when and the built-in Goodyear quality make it an unbeatable buy. Act at once and seve/ you buy first tire for regular no trade-in © Similar savings on other sizes and white sidewalls, too! competes" "™"."* | PAY AS LITTLE AS $125 A WEEK FOR FOUR! “MORE PEOPLE RIDE ON GOODYEAR TIRES THAN ON ANY OTHER KIND § - PONTIAC State Tire Sales CLARKSTON DRAYTON eee / Ak ‘ = oes x ee FE 4-0687 Goodyear Service Store + Beach's Standard Service Drayton, Shell Service . 30 South Coss, FE 5.6123 Cor. US-10 and M-15 4310 Dixie at Soshebaw ks & S Standard Service MI LFORD ~ MA 5-5731 OR 3-9365 644 Oakland Ave., FE 3-9113 eat Shell Service UTICA Service 10501-Highland Rd. ; are Soctes iS Se a0 ee . HIGHLAND Voydanoft’s Shell rants Shell Sery Shelby Oil Co, Smith’s Mobil Service. 68 Auburn Rd., Pea rasis 2955 Highlond Ra, Rd., MU 4-5085 4025" Auburn’, RE 9-9351 In Highland, MU 46572 \" i 5 : ; i ‘ al i ee Se eee CS oe eh i ee Be cr ee a By 1 * THE b PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, 2 fe np Nk sng gi Ait ie ipl aca ap : i; 7 E 24 E. Lawrence St. A Reg. $12.00 Set. Now $ 9.95 Reg. $21.00 Set . Now $17.95 Reg. $15.50 Set. Now $12.95 2 Rocker Sets, r priced from .,..... Open Monday and Friday ‘til 9:00 $4.95 Nine swift pacers, led by the i | Duane "= uae Hanover Tops! | Paities aoa Empire State Field — SARATOGA SPRINGS (INS) — Hanover, have been entered for tonight's 7th | Pacing: Classics at Saratoga Race- way, | Although the field ig the small- fest of. the classics to date, it in- icludes five horses that have cap- itured 23 out of the 24 dashes al- ready in the series. | -In addition to» Duane -Hanover, ‘winner of 11 out of 14 miles in the series, the entries include Dale \Forst, winner of five series dashes; /Jug Chief, victor in four; Brave (Scott, winner of two in the mud, ‘and Yankee Scott, home list in a single dash. : —. Leaders Oppose 3rd Place 9 in Opener First Baptists and Central Chris- tians tangle tonight in the top gafne lof the opening round of Church Softball League playoffs at Jaycee 'Park, Baptists are loop leaders and ($20,000 leg of the Empire State) ANOTHER YANK ACROSS — Yankee right- fielder Hank Bauer slides home safely for the final run as New York defeated Boston 6-4 at Yankee Stadium yesterday. Tom Carroll (40) Gaurd nbesid at Deher ex Billy Martin's dockile. Red Sox catcher taking the throw in is Sam White and umpire is Frank Tabacchi. Otvinnle Outhurst AP Wirephoto | Russian Coac MOSCOW (#—The greatest out- break of world and Olympic track and field records ever seen in one meet will come in November dur- ing the Olympic Games at Mel- bourne, the Soviet national team coach predicted pay. Gavriel Korobkov, who is in the final stages of picking the Russian team, said in men’s track and field alone eight world marks are almost certain to be broken and 12 Olympic records are due to go. Only the marathon, broad jump and 20 and 50 kilometer walks should fail to produce records of gome sort. * s * ; Korobkov gave his estimates during the closing hours of the Christians are in 3rd place. Second place Church of the! ren faces Five Points Com. unity Club in the other game of | double-knockout series. All games will be at the Jaycee ‘ark and each round starts at| :15 p.m, Park is at Joslyn and alton boulevard. FIRST LINE : BLACK SIDEWALLS WHILE THEY LAST tects LABOR DAY SALE SIZE 6.00x16 ® Brand New— Factory Fresh WY WoW. AA » WA ‘S Good Season for Waterfowl Expected WASHINGTON w—Secretary of the Interior Fred Seaton said to- day hunters of migratory water-|g00d duck hunting year. fowl can look forward to fall 90 Plus Tax Exchange a q 6.70 x15 FIRST LINE BLACK SIDEWALLS — prond New— ctory Fresh 13 25 Plus Tax and Exchange Special . Wheel . Alignment Includes Caster, Camber and Toe-In Adjustment. 7 tin First Quality Original ne Quality Also ™ Pipes $ QB All Fords thru 1954 staan’ Pipes (6-cyl.) and all Stude- aed thru ‘54 (6- ue OE guaranteed Fibres, SEAT COVERS Plastics, Custom Saran Installed Free Plastics, Pet Spuns, Leatherette, Vinyls, Clear Plastics, 12%" MARKET “iS TIRE CO. TUBELESS TIRE HEADQUARTERS FREE Parking Pontiac's Motorist Headquarters eee i can i DA BIG GUARANTEE YTON'’S > 3 flights of ducks ‘“‘as good as last year” — which was described as a * * a Seaton made the comment in announcing waterfowl hunting reg- lulations for the 1956-57 season im which contained few major |Changes from last year’s rules. Principal changes will allow an ‘increase from :80 to 105 days in the season on coots in Pacific Fly- way states; permit Minnesota, ‘and possibly North Dakota, to ex- iperiment with a shorter duck sea- ‘son and a larger bag limit; and ‘close the season on wood ducks in the Miasionipgt Fiyway. i A spokesman joe sina Fish and! Wildlife Service: said the ban on) baiting continues. The service | Prepared the regulations based on ;cooperative surveys of the winter-) jing and breeding grounds of the, birds, with advice from the Water-| fowl Advisory Committee. H The new regulations specify that the states may select the dates for their .waterfow] hunting seasons jwithin a general framework of Oct. 1, 1956, to Jan. 15, 1957, the same “outside dates” as for the 1955-56 season. Exceptions are made for brant and coots in the) Pacific Flyway, where the brant) season may go as late as Feb. 10) and that for hog until March 10. ; * * | The cence within which the| ‘states will recommend open sea- i] ,son dates on ducks and geese andj” soar provisions of the regulations w Jersey, New| , Pennsylva- uth Carolina, West Vir- ginia. seasons in each state on water- fowl and coots of 70 consecutive full days, or two seasons aggre- gating 63 full days. The daily bag and possession limits on ducks remain at 4 and 8, respectively, and on geese at 2 and 4, except that there is a closed season on snow geese. Mississippi! Flyway Alabama, Arkansas, Illinois, In-| diana, Iowa, Kentucky, Louisiana, a 55-day season on ducks begin- Ining Oet,6, and allowing daily ‘bag and limits on | ack of 5 and 10 respectively. h Sees Many New Track, Field Records ” * * “If the track in Melbourne is fast and the weather warm and dry, with not much wind, then the games will be very very fast,” he said. If his forecasts are correct, many of the oldest Olympic stan- dards in the books are due to dis- appear, gis “World records will be neces- sary to win several events at Mel- bourne,” Korobkov said. “In the hammer, a throw of about 220 feet will be necessary. Now the record is over 217 feet. This is true in other events also.” * * 2“ The Russian coach listed Ameri- cans as likely winners of all the races up to 800 meters, both re- lays and of most. of the field events. ca * * * “Russia should win both walks and Leonid Shcherbakov -should set an Olympic record of about 54 feet in the hop,step and jump. Of course, I think Mikhail Kriv- onosov is a big favorite for the hammer,” he said, Seeks Army’s Help Grid Star's tor Murphy’ | LANSING u — Mrs, Morley| Murphy, wife of the former Ist string Michigan State football) ‘tackle, believes that the Army i an understanding heart. ‘Michigan, Minnesota, Mississippi,} Mrs. Murphy, the former Ruth) Missouri, Ohio, Wisconsin. | Each state except Minnesota’ imay have concurrent open seasons | lon waterfowl and coots of 70 con- |secutive full days, or two seasons’ laggregating 63 full days. * * * Daily bag and possession limits ‘on ducks will remain at 4 and 8, |respectively, in all states except | |Minnesota, with a daily bag and | possession limit of 5 on- geese for jall the states. The limits on geese) may not include more than 2 Can-| 2 jada geese, or igeese, or 1 Canada goose or its| Tennessee and|Anderson of Lansing, is living) jhere With a son, Bobby, 21 months, and a daughter, Ann Marie, born a month ago. Morley is a Second Lieutenant with the Army in Korea and his service hitch won't end until September, 1957. Bobby is the victim of a com- paratively rare disease—thrombo- ‘plastic component deficiency. His) |blood lacks thromboplastin—an ele- Wife Asks s Transfer It's too early to tell now, but there’s a possibility Ann Marie )may have the same affliction. Mrs. Murphy, through the local ichapter of the Red Cross, has asked the Army to grant her hus- band a “compassionate transfer.’ If it goes through, Morley could be transferred to some post where he could be near his wife and help give the children the special care they need. Murphy, from Detroit Chad- sey High, was the biggest man in the MSU line at 63 and 210 | pounds when he played on the Rese Bowl team that defeated U.C.L.A, 28-20 on Jan, 1, 1954. ment which aids blood in clotting. even a \bruise can be serious as it will) When Bobby has a cut it will] white-fronted! just keep on bleeding, Football kept him from his wife's side when Bobby came into the jworld, The youngster was born |just at half time while Murphy —— and 1 white - fronted |bleed internally. On five occasions, was leading the line to a 21-14 edg- Charley Trippi, Bob Nowasky, | |Bobby has received blood plasma| "Minnesota will experiment with| transfusions. So he'll probably never be | able to rock 'em and sock ’em as iChuck Drulis and Wally Lemm | his daddy did for Michigan State Atlantic Flyway — Connecticut, lare assisting Coach Ray Richards | with the Ist Rose Bowl team, ‘Delaware, Florida, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, Georgia, {ot the Chicago Cardinals of the| National Football League. AUTO PAINTING Expert Body and Fender Repair All Ma pene Ultra Modern Building for Collision and Painting ROCHESTER FORD DEALER — OL 1-971) ARRY JEROME 2 “FOR MORE THAN 30 YEARS——A GOOD PLACE TO BUY” SQUSHEASESURSUSESOnEREHEEREEOEAnEE kes of Cars ; ling of Indiana at Bloomington on loct. 9, 1954. Doug Ford won the 1955 AIl- American golf championship on {his sixth attempt. By DR. CARY a By DR. CARY MIDDLECOFF @ PATIENT'S COMPLAINT: lall the factors involved—lie, angle @ Wasted strokes 4 DIAGNOSIS: Haphazard think- attain a certain degree of mastery mover the clubs in your bag. It is| @ quite another, and equally as im- KEEGO HARDWARE’S LOWER Prices SKIL Home Shop men. A once ina 20 Osmun St. 8 - 5:30 Daily The ideal drill for all home repairs, Perfect for Do-It-Yourself and handy- | Keego Hardware Warehouse FE 2-6506 Plenty of Parking at the Door Friday ‘til 8 DRILL @ r $19.95 lifetime bargain, ‘Saturday ‘til I Doctoring Your Golt Game MIDDLECOFF jevery shot. Take into consideration lof the shot, distance, wind and ‘other special conditions. Then— ‘choose the right club. Thinking ing = TREATMENT: It is one thing to pays off, even if it takes a little jextra time to do it. As I’ve mentioned before, and it bears repeating, don’t waste strokes by trying for distance with a wooden club out of -the rough. Except, of course, in the case of a calculated risk dictated by a desperate situation. Allow for drift in a strong cross . Keep your shots low into wind, and use a more power- club. Make the percentage work Don’t =a your pride or your part- mce you to spurn the club that will get you.the required dis- tance in favor of the club a pro might use for the same shot. Give ample time and thought to the choice between a high pitch and a chip-and-run shot to the pin. Relax between shots, and concen- trate while making them. After a round, subtract the strokes that were wasted and you'll be sur- prised what you might have shot with better (Copyright 1956, John F. Dille Co.) SPIN R I pronrc suas $498 Reg. $2.79... ...sceees 1 } Snorkel Tubes is i. 16 S. CASS J Johnson Spin Balls 5120 O7° EEL 41%; 11° HAWN’S SPORT SHOP WATER sKils Reg. 1 §” $2495 any eT -. 97° Reg. 63° ; FE 2-7621 t Vale | \ | py : \\ + Z a \ j s i \ 4 A \ " ¢ \ THE | PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY. AUGUST 16, 1956 } 4 PIETY <1 “BATTLE FOR HONORS — Milwaukee outfield- ér Hank Aaron (center) who is setting the pace in the National League with a .340 average, jokes with Wally Moon (left) and Stan Musial, both of * AP Wirephoto the Cardinals, his_two closest rivals for the crown, Moon is hitting .327 and Musial, six-times winner of the honor, is third with .312. Alded by fielding bobbies, Sag- inaw sidelined the Class FE Boys |tiac’s last hope for state champian-| Club, 6-2. Joe Tinson pitched |ship honors, wades into tourney) well enough te win, but could not |activity Monday at Jackson. Their, overcome the errors committed jopening test is scheduled at 12 . by his teammates. Score at Specdway the 3rd tournament victim, * * * men, ‘20, behind the three-hit shutout pitching of Brown. A triple sacrifices handed Dearborn its two! runs in the 5th inning. Singles by Bob Reeves, Gil Tre- the Policemen could muster against Brown and no base run- ner reached 3rd. Dearborn made five hits off losing hurler Jerry Pointer and Chuck Gillis, who re- lieved in the 6th stanza. ‘Antinelli Allows 2 Hits Giants Stall Dodgers Drive By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS but, they've shaken off that cellar pal-| The Brooks, who usually swal-|combe 1-0 on Mays’ 2ist home lor—reviving the somewhat tar-|low southpaws whole like horsjrun. nished world championship com-!d’ouevres, were standing on their bination ot Johnny Antonelli and heads when Antonelli got through since June 30, 1954 ao and no|skidded the Dodgers 2 percentage EAGLE POLICE — Hugh DeVore (center) head coach of the Philadelphia Eagles, has his own police protection in training camp at Her- _shey, Pa. Two ot his players, » Billy om (left) County, Georgia. Willie Mays to rock the Brooklyn|with them last night, He struck southpaw had blanked ‘em since They're in last place; all right,| Dodgers out of second place in.the|11 while giving just two hits to|Harvey Haddix, for the moment at least,|tingling National League race. |beat the Brooks arid big Don New-|Louls, did it on June 9, 1954, Anty hadn't beaten the Brooks|champs by the New Yorkers and _ and Bobby Walston are members of the law. Conn is a member of the Newark, N. J. police force, and Walston is a deputy sheriff of Tatnall 12 innings. then with St. Tt also was the second upset in two nights against the world points behind Cincinnati. The Red- legs took two from the Chicago Cubs, 4-3 in 15 innings and 7-3 in a six-inning nightcap (called _ be- cause of darkness in lightless Wrigley Field.) * * * Milwaukee upped its lead a bit, going 242 games up with a 4-1 decision over St. Louis, Pittsburgh slowed down the Philadelphia Phillies 5-1. . In the American League, Dick Donovan threw a two-hitter as the Chicago White Sox walloped Kan- sas City 10-0. The first-place New York Yankees moved into a 10%- game bulge again by defeating Boston 6-4 while Detroit knocked off second-place Cleveland 1-0. Baltimore beat Washington 3-2 in Three in .the seventh broke a Sall tie for the Yanks, who had taken a 31 lead on Yogi Berra’s| 2ist homer in the sixth. Hank Bauer’s single scored the tie- breaker. Tom Byrne won it in re- \lief of Whitey Ford, who left with jan ailing shoulder. Tom Brewer lest his fifth against 16 successes. Jim Piersall’s home run was the District . Softball Tourney Opens Tonight at Drayton The Class C district softball tour- nament, sponsored by. the Michi- gan Softball Association, gets un- der way tonight at the Drayton Exdion Equipment Manager Now Rookie only earned run the Bostons scored, top feature, ‘Howell, Brown Win Races : : Benny Howell of Pontiac and Sunday on the M59 track. Time | The Boys Club Midget team fell) Jim Brown were feature winners by the wayside Monday at Pon-iand Pontiac's Rusty Kelly also tiac’s Jaycee Park to account for|grabbed his share of the spotlight in. Wednesday night's hardtop-old model program at Pon- Dearborn eliminated the Police-|tia¢ Speedway. Howell captured the 25-lap hard- with Heat winners Brown piloted his olq model car te victory in the 12-lap fea- ture, followed across the finish line by Don Irish and Chuck Allen, Irish drove home Ist in the pursuit as well as recording the fastest time in the qualifiers. Heat winners were Bob (iatton and Randy Janes. Modified hardtops will Tun again BLOND BULLET—Ptc. Gloria Griffin of the United States Ma- rine Corps sharpens her spikes before a workout in San Francis- co. Pacific Amateur Athletic Un- | ion 50-yard champion and record | holder, 6.4 seconds, the San An- | compete | tonio 22-year-old will for a place on the United States _Olympic team, noon, modified Mickey Katlin and two.singles plus a pair of finishing 2nd and Kelly 3rd, Kelly won the dash and pursuit races in addition to posting the top qualify- ing time. vino and John Lucadam were all Howell and Brown. re ‘| The teams, in the order the Spar- 7 “Glas F Last Hope‘in Junior’ Tourney t Te Sig The Class’ F Boys Club, | ; trials begin at 5: 30, with the Ist, race at 7 p.m. An old model-hardtop twin bint returns to the Pontiac oval next | Wednesday, with a “greased pig” providing an added feature. Any-| one who can collar the pig in the! infield and hold it for 10 seconds! will receive $25 plus the porker. Tough Grid Foes | rine $ ‘Storewide Sale FINAL WEEK MEN’S SUITS Men’s SLACKS We Are Discontinuing Our Bult Department Formerly $55 & $65 99" Seorese titted fut SWechables Formerly 38.95 2 $13 Once o Year Offer — Every Sport Cost in Stock ALL COLORS These Coats Formerly Bold fer $22.05 Up SPORT COATS ALL WOOLS $ 60 All Sizes SPORT SHIRTS Solids, Plaids, Checks, Stripes, Mandarins Your Choice 2 $5 it you don’t see what you need in this ad come in and ask for it. We will a9 be glad to help you. BAKER'S Shor $. Saginaw FE 4-8688 Near the Oakland Theater on MSU Schedule EAST LANSING — Michigan State's nine football foes this fall) are—on the face of their 1955 rec- ords—a bunch of real gridiron toughies, . They compiled a total mark last year of 45 wins, 36 losses and three ties, Three—Michigan, Notre Dame and—Stanford— ranked with the national leaders according to various polls, tang meet them this fall, and their 1955 records are: Stanford, won 6, | lost 3, tied 1; Michigan, 7-2;. In-| diana, 3-6; Notre Dame, 8-2; Illi-] nois, 5-3-1; Wisconsin, 4-5; Purdue, 5-3-1; Minnesota, 3-6, and Kansas} State, 4-6, McCulloch Superchargers Sold and Installed MALLORY IGNITIONS—Our Specialty Phone FE 2-4907 for WOHLFEIL DEE Information and Appointment 2274 S. TELEGRAPH FE 2-4907 * ’ Pe mo ate sy | Howell Friday at 9 p.m. both the Waterford and Pontiac tournament are double-elimination playoffs. DETROIT—On a 1950 visit of the | Detroit Lions to Dallas, a young. Lion fan got a job as helper to the Lions’ equipment man. Now) six years later, the youngster is' - Plains ‘bell. perk. GMC, Pontiac’s Class A entry, |0Ne of the top rookies in camp . Two area squads, Market from the Pontiac City League and Drayton Drug of the [Sou day night at Mt. Clemens against | Lions’ Walled Lake begins its tourney campaign Fri- his name, Don Mclilhenny, the | third draft choice from) Waterford League, are included “| Southfield. Game time is 8:15, Southern Methodist. the six-team field. | ARMY JOE’S si: SURPLUS 32 S. Saginaw St FE 2-0022 py] = TARPAULINS 5x7 $3.50 9x12 6x7 $4.20 10x12 a 6x5 $5.40 12x15 1 8x9 $7.20 12x18 8x10 a6. 00 15x20 The Class B district tourney, fea- turing five clubs, opens Friday! night at Pontiac’s Beaudette and| North Side parks. Royal Bar of Pontiac and Lakeland Pharmacy from Waterford are the two local squads competing in this divisiok, Walled Lake wil] see action in tonight’s opening round at Dray- ton while the Drug nine drew a bye., Walled Lake faces Rose- ville at 9 o'clock and Drayton Drug will meet the winner to- morrow night at 7:30. Mt. Clemens tangles with South- field in tonight's 7:30 curtain-rais- er and the winner will clash with $10.80 $12.00 18.00 $21.60 $30.00 | M Me tte" 4c ft. Man} la Rope V4 Sport Briefs DETROIT — Aside from Detroit Lions football, both Ronnie Falls and Gene in have he-man in- terest in sports. Falls played la- crosse at Duke, Cronin starred :in rugby at the a of the Pa- cific. * DETROIT — Sei Reichow of Iowa had never seen a pro. team in action until he played in the 1956 College All - Star tele! against the Cleveland Browns. tele \ SALE ° q $40 Golf Bags $20.45 | % Thurs., Fri., Sot. $30 Golf Bags $14.95 $12 Goll Bags $7.65 Q] Finished Size 9'4%x11'8" — 7'6” Center: $6 Golf Irons $3.75 Sewed in Floor — 2 Windows —— Zipper #8 Golt Woods $4. " Door Poleless Frame Construction. rer ogg Complete with Steel Frame, Ropes, "| : ial er: He Pe , secccer , eecee eer EE: BE A Beyer ie CAEL EEL OLE: fs a lan ee we n Mt. Clemens FE 4-621 SOLOOOE. i 2 tor $11 At the ball park... the golf links . .. or just strolling in the sun, the best way to relax is in these wonderful, breezy, tich looking slacks. Choice of many smart summer colors and exciting new pattern effects at this amaz- ing low price, Why not drop in and pick up several 16” SIZE $24.95 Valuel JET ROCKET a a) use! Streamlined frame attractively BOYS’ OR G MODELS Any 20”, 24” or 26 Inch Size $59.95 Vaivet Frame bar re- ekeenenesestawesree™ Yo CATALO . * Headlight © Kick $+ ree a ID | Srore antec ety Ye odel, fear hea Lae ore! Scie + Tank} or 16” size. — $8 of in “Cadil "BIKE TIRES Best quality! Any size bike tire ot this low price, BIKE TUBES For all size Done: tires. Special SE YOUR CREDIIT Ths N. Reg. $49.95 Quality STANDARD MODEL A top value American made bike built for years of hard in new opalescent finish. 46% tyrone it Bes vai tne equipment! Prom Frame Smart Model One of the finest bikes made! It's hoon 4 teat aera OE ll a ek -. double bar 4 color styled 20” SIZE 24 in. Size....35.88 26 in. Size....36.88 IRLS’ Size, 26" Deluxe” bike with of Bee oe well thode that or Girls’ models JR sec DELUXE 0 Worth Bicycle this new 9% lac” of —~ futuristic modern streamlining! Full ne Ghar t00 ing iy y eulpped wih with ell Headlight, Crain Guard, Rene Carrier, New style Colored Grips, Chrome Truss Rods plus all of these equipped “extras”. © Newest Chrome-tone AUTO COLORS ° Conras — e Bio —— bee — Deluxe Tank, OE I I HC ROR ca +7 % eel eee, AO es ]” SAGINAW a. a = = 2 & Zz =e ate “ iti ‘ { el he be _— 4 A ie t . a ae ‘THE pont AC PARSS, THURSDAY, AvGUst 16,1 1956 | a) in Rats’ Teeth B beagle Ws ee adinlatlcn ‘have nee OS a annloeag eg dean found to prevent tooth decay in/to discover what the ‘X’ factors rats, a Michigan State University ore that cause ‘decay,” he sald, research team reported today. in ie A ee & ~} 4 ilor Killed on Leave oe i finding| 22 don. The id he ’ spent almost tour hours digging the|may have important implications} NILES » — Jack Zimmer, 24, of pit while his family went swim-itor control ot tooth decay in hu-/Niles, was killed yesterday when a aor oct lease re ——ttwtick he was driving struck an : hole after a oc underpass near Mercer, Pa., about Drs, Harrison BR, Hunt, genetl- 69 miles north of Pittsburgh. A was discov.| sist Cart A. fags Sen sailor on leave, Zimmer had been 10 minutes later by his yo staying with a buddy near Mercer. his brother Lauren, 14.| «Penicillin is extremely effective age me endlin retarding development, of foots Crashes Tree, Dies » was joined rescue decay in our specially elope > Ehuldven's father, Charles Pafe, a0dltrate of rate that are susceptivie| MOUNT CLEMENS Wy — Mau- « police. to tooth decay," Rosen said, rice Vandenbussche, 52, of Pearl > * * * Beach, was killed last night when [BUILD RESISTANCE his car rammed a tree on M59 in Hunt said, however, penicillin) Macomb Township. i f HH = lh : : CP ROR ORC ge Ri Tm 2 * en FOR FAMOUS SHERWIN-WILLIAMS ee Sn eee 4 -| | For all types of exterior }- : re surfaces... Extra years of ag beauty and protection for your home . . . Easier than ever to apply... Wide : ‘ range of fade- resistant ¢ colors . . . Endorsed by ‘ leading painters. AP Wirepheto LAUSCHE VISITS TRUMAN—A smiling Gov. terday. Lausche, a favorite son candidate for the ' Frank Lausche, right, of Ohio, shakes hands with Democratic presidential nomination, termed his former President Harry Truman outside the lat- visit purely @ social call. Truman has endorsed ter’s suite at the Blackstone hotel in Chicago yes- Averell Harriman, ders, Thinners and other Ay — ee Howe-einting Needs in our | Q WP Land, Waterfall 2" 2772.5" Cobo Agrees Senate >| You can buy Brushes, Lad- LAST 2150 Opdyke Rd. TIME ; oe FeO? | TONIGHT well-stocked hardware de- partment. | Qe TOUSE PAINT |May Go to Sinfeizereere oe pum ne ie $460 ‘teu eer % *O&4&® Mennen Williams yesterday. Williams broached the subject of former assistant corporation coun- Official to Recommend preserving the falls for the public|Sel for Detroit, appears likely to That Firm Donate up® couple of weeks ago. After his|remain a member of the Michigan/ et BPO Gal 3 rn meeting with Mansell he praised|Public Service Commission piebbbem por : : a the latter’s ‘‘generous attitude,” | CASE ‘ . ; | Natural Wondér ~ land said “‘it is evident that Michi- rhage MUR liams appointed him _ recently. | : ; gan has acquired a good and use- : im : = ER | CHICAGO uw — O. S. Mansell,/fy new citizen.” pn ama aiaioo to on ee Wo THE STORY OF A. LUMB ‘][President of the Celotex Corp., Ys) 41, attending the meeting 1 ams in November, said yesterday: \ TEEN-AGE MURDER! d = ps will recommend to the firm's) were Charles Miller, state lands |‘If I were governor. I would also \ ; ; \directors that Laughing Whitefish | division chief; Heary W. Collins, J appoint him to the position.” A § \ M-G-M present: : pe Pot and COAL Falls and 100 surrounding acres be| executive vice president of Celo-“| The State Senate failed to vote Tein le & given to Michigan for a state park.| tex, and Paul J. Dumas, man- |approval of 69-year-old Lee and has eS tie o TRIAL Laughing Whitefish Falls, a | *#* of Celotex’s new L’Anse |put the matter over to Sept. 19. It en Pe Serving Your Community Since 1890 natural wonder, is located in | Walibeard plant. sel Pe gn ay nc . a Tense! Timely! Th 117 S CASS FE 2-8385 | — County in the Upper Penin- | The Michigan Conservation De- “Tf I am asked by the Senate! ~ : 4 Celotex recently acquired |partment had plans to eventually) 44+ 7 would do,” Cobo told news- os acquire the falls and 800 surround- “t will tell “bens that I = ing acres for recreation and park|™C™, * Wil tell “hem that 7 Pos- {tively think Lee should be ap- * purposes. . . proved, ” : P SWAPPING SEEN Lee, an expert in utility rMat- Williams and. Mansell said fol-iters, retired as corporation coun- lowing their meeting that negotia-|sel after two extensions beyond tions will be conducted on the pos-ithe retirement age limit, sibility of Celotex swapping 700 additional acres around the’ falls for 700 state-owned acres adjoining U.S. Makes 40 Pct. the Celotex lands. of Leather Shoes BOSTON—The United States is the only country in the world that normally has an annual per. capita had no plans to exploit the falls |poncumption of more than three |; or timber assets. pairs of leather footwear. Celotex plans to harvest the tim-| This country alone accounted for ber, but Mansell said timbering|more than 33 per cent of world would be conducted on a sustained/output of leather shoes and slip- . e6 } 99 _ Sango through omnes oe pers in 1930, 40 per cent in 1940, IN PERSON 38 per cent in 1949, and nearly © icon n't tek'snd | “The PAUL RUSSELL Ski-Hi Aerial Show | 2e@tt Spin WATE RFORD oa DRIVE IN THE A TEE JUANG HERMANDED + an 6-10 Picture ees STARTS FRIDAY. * tA RDS FREE : TOME! CET TH E MOST La Hot Spot EF we SHACK \Y _—— AT UA | | : PICTURE OV : | Th OF ALL _ TIME! oe Bb ‘yt ats es ae Sato BIE GED a MBS aoa »»-and America’s Newest Thrill on Wheels! he 8G Peters “ie CINEMASCOPE ont COLOR! 7) ee FRI. Robt. Taylor “LAST HUNT” . Fred este “AT GUN POINT” ~ FRIDAY — _SATURDAY | ae er ARS? ® Pontiac Retail Store | ee ote ali alll | 63 MT. CLEMENS " : lk The people of Pontiac know—better than anyone anywhere —the thrill and satisfaction of owning a Pontiac. One fourth of the workers in this area build it~your friends, relatives, customers: yéu know the skill and conscientious craftsman- ship that go into it; you know that your purchase of this local product helps to ‘keep the whole earicrd prosperous. Won't you drop in soon? 1 bi { CePTES LK UM ERE MMCENWERE UTTER TER eee RE eh } 4 4 7 Li \ } ' 4 f \ 4 \ \t r ‘ . 1 mY ’ THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY. AUGUST 16, 1956 , tis FIFTY-FIVE _ Ho / y he has never done. with another was a gain of 18, gr? jover the pre-| ~ | West, German firms sold 304,063 iy wad Headlines | ne ee cdr pene can (OT Car Record vou reo, at ni New Maine Ferry st plore chatonte tw inal Del M S "| t d tract, She just finished “'The} OTTAWA ~+ The Dominion Bi. BAR HARBOR, ee States in 19665. Wrong Man" ,for him opposite/reau of Statistics reports - that e now Can cress y of Fundy|._, ovie cen e n ro uces Henry Fonda, long-stay, automobile entries into Bird Sings to ‘Hise Sif ||from Bar Harbor to the Novajr Any Hitchcock feminine discov-|Canada reached an all-time high} CHICAGO — Among birds the|Scotia port of Yarmouth in tess NOTICE Vera M ] iles to Ba ] lroom ery is sure to be a top star. ‘It}in 1955 with 2,524,993 cars crossing|™a@le often takes ‘his turn sitting) than 8 hours aboard the Bluenose, | w. win ve closed 6 the public was he who gave Ingrid Bergman)jnto Canada on travelers’ vehicle/O" the eggs. One of these devoted/a large new férry that carries 150 tonight tome 1: wee P. M. for Manny's jander's rhy. By\ JAMES BACON television—and started king|@nd Grace Kelly their big boosts/permits, issued for stays of 48 fathers is the rose-breasted gros-jautomobiles and 400 passengers. HOLLYWOOD w-~lIn this regularly. . " me to stardom, hours or. more or to motorists|beak, who sings softly to himselfjLast year Yarmouth was without MANNY’S rock planning to leave by a part other|while keeping the eggs warm in direct service and motorists — W. Muren ot Etleabeth Lebo 84 ‘n’ roll age it’s downright amazing} She played a cancer victim on to heey a young movie star who/the first Medic show and Direcior is luscious enough to be a “‘Miss/Alfred Hitchcock saw her: “He " _ America” finalist: but never/called me and said he would like 0 er ee ae oo learned to dance, . to talk to me but he left the next|*!™P en igs ited Stat ad * * © day for France to make a picture a Pog! the RS 4 eunmiar seal r Vera Miles, touted as one of the|with Grace Kelly. Iwas forgotten are = ied b sear tae hottest, screen properties in again—and discouraged.” ne TEnger are y eed = t months. never Was on a ballroom 6 6 elers. Documentation has “e n “te floor until this week. Even then it} Then, almost a year later, Hitch- = wo valid a ™ gavong ram took an important movie scene to] cock chanced to see a rerun of the|°°"* a ‘hed. . od ation get her there. “Medic” Thi photos attached, and transport same “Medic” show. This ules [ticket for return or onward destin- She is playing Betty Compton, second wife of the late Jimmy = ens He did _comating' ction. sss aitivmennitiien cca Walker, in “Beau James.” Bob Hope plays water In one} | NOW! Xx EEGO Be key scene the dapper New York! THEATRE Brazil Eases Rules than the one they entered by. This|the nest. Ito take the long way round, FRIDAY Eph be SHEN) FIRST TOMORROW acest SHOWING! Dixie Hwy. (US-10) 1 Bik, North of Telegraph Rd. FE $4500 Talk About Your Tough Guys, Wait ‘til You See This! ALSO FIRST SHOWING! ed IN THE CLOUDS — Miss Air- power of 1956, Joanne Alford, T-33 jet trainer, Joanne works arg hong —— gee to political suicide for Walker, sow rand Joe, tnd fing| at tc, © oe aE “ wu sti t ” 30 ae at Astirg over poll Vera said she dreaded the scene miles per hour, & ti = for weeks but finally broke the a mecuting several news to director Mel Shavelson, B Kj . producer Jack Rose and Hope. * * & oy ills Neighbor When she told them she couldn’t|™ prepares to take off for her first|™4¥°r takes Miss Compton dane- 2 SPECIAL FEATURE ATTRACTIONS " fightin an Air Force tworplace "tH Cental Park Cail] yy yryn-omons-D STORY OF WA TOR-sOcR OUTD! WELCOME TO A GREAT im GREATEST ADVENTURE AND LOVE DRAMA OFTHE SAKARA At the time, the incident amounted _EVER FILMED! NEW STAR IN A LIFE- ¥ INSPIRED DRAMA! Pla in Wi th Sh f dance, they chorused as one: Startling “You're kidding!" ank y g 0 gun Not in the memory of Para- Frank. DETROIT — Six - year - old|Mount studio's oldest timer had) Pulling Charles R. Townley of Brownstown|S¥ch a problem arisen there be- No Punches, Township was killed last night by|fore. After a hurried conference, a shotgun in the hands of an 8-\Choreographer Jack Baker was Drama year-old playmate. State Police|©#lled in and Vera now knows how at Its Best! = ' said the shooting was accidental.|t® dance. sa * dai alts 40¢ 50c cam La ZOLTAN NORD ve Production * ss , Kiddies | Adults Adults 4 FELLOW - The victim, son of Mr. and Mrs. Asked how such a pretty girl i a ; James Townley, on sinsien with ever escaped dancing, Vera said, All Day Matinee Evening The Story of TO THE LAURENCE HARVEY - ANTHONY STEEL For All Time! Kenneth Tittle, son of Mr. and Mrs. all rll ime been Aged - pared 7 ig Sony am JAME ] § Ice ; se years. sm Elmon H. Tittle Sr., also of Browns- y '$ Graziano § ROBER SON JUST Cater ty TECHIICOLOR my high school class were out dancing, I had to work nights to Kenneth found a loaded shotgun keep in school. . which his father kept in a shed| The onetime “Miss Kansas Zi because he had been bothered with | 1948 (she placed third at Atlantic) skunks. Police said the weapon| City) worked as a telephone op- somehow was discharged, wound-|€rator, cafe cashier and waitress ing Charles in the left side and|?¥Ping her high school days. shoulder. _ = * * | * * »® RKO signed Vera at the Miss) The Tittles have seven other chil-| America Pageant and brought her} dren; the Townleys six. to Hollywood, After no pictures, she was dropped and 20th Century- * Fox signed her. No pictures there Two Birthdays Now either, Warners signed her next HAMILTON, Mont. w — The|but put her only in one picture— twins of Mr. and Mrs. David Huls|@8 an Indian squaw. Soon she was will have different birthdays al- dropped there too. Next she tried! though they were born oXNy 32/5 minutes apart. The boy weighed |g in at 7 pounds, 12 ounces at 11: 35 (ml p.m. His sister-came along 32 @ Seay Wurke Mowe Gone is A Rea PLEASURE ST ce a Aa children. § y/ Ve ip 2, MN) / AIR CONDITIONED COMFORT x nt Run cclunes ° were made here, all on_primi- iF Films Made in Berlin ‘S$ rt TODA COMPLETE SHOWS at 11 A.M.—12:45—3 :00—4:45—7:00-—9:20 P.M. ta Ss FEATURE SHOWN at TE A.M. — 1:15 — 3:00 — 5:15 — 9:50 P.M, tive sound stages. Now two pro-|l ducing companies in Berlin employ | PHONE FEDERAL 2-485! 5 FEATURES AT a ' , stow wes nd na STARTS TODAY! Evoy.0 ceo \\ toe: 1:56 - 4:30- 7:04-9:38 | y W108 yeer mode a total of 41 feature | MODERNLY AIR -CONDITIOMED town Township, when the accident happened. M-G-M presents SOMEBODY STORM 32 NILE | UP THERE LAST TIMES TONIGHT! ALAN ROSSANA LIKES ME LADD: PODESTA Jaa ee NTIA ’ ¥ UTUMN Paul Newinan - Fier Angeli = = : vane — LEAVES tore MOLAN WanrnerCoior Red Hot Revolt of 6: MAMIE cy Mamie a 6=sHHostess to 51,840 Gl’s <—puo4 z S Action as Rough BEO)U1C],) aR as It Gets ” Saturday Only “Fightin! Kentucien” DANE CLARK yout “Sioux City Sue eS ee te ee he be be he be hb bb bn bo hh bh hi hi i i i hi hi hi hi hi hi Li ih i hi i hihi Mii Mini Ni i hi hi hi hi hin hi i ti tie Mn ti hd ti ti th he tn de dp tp te te tp dein de te te te i te i de i aa hte i in he de he bebe bn bbb bb bb bb i ih hi hhh Ma hh Mi Ma Ma le POPPER errerrrrrrrr ‘ Germany as it was before. the gs war. In 1950 only three uilvies films—25 per cent of German film | HIGH sincisaanar = SCREAMED FROM THE RAW THROATS OF FIGHTING MEN WILL-O-WAY : TORN FROM THE HEARTS OF THEIR LOVE-LONESOME WOMEN oe HIGH sale _ : : ’ —_ ABOVE ao" » |: THE BATTLE CRY OF THE SOUTH PACIFIC... | ene Bernadine” |= : : > THEM ALL! apMercme, Le “uM | Thre August 26 * tC .inexcitement ! a ..In spectacle ! a . ...in fire, flesh and fury! curtain 8:40 Long Lake Rd, Near Telegraph ja MI 6-2222 for Reservations a - : —— s COMMERCE |: DRIVE-IN THEATER |= Open 7 P. M. EMpire 3-0661 |\@ ee a. . ] BURT LANCASTER CURTIS omnn LOLLOBRIGIDA A Universal-International Picture starring JEFF CHANDLER - GEORGE NADER JULIE ADAMS + LEX BARKER CO-STARRING | KEITH ANDES - RICHARD BOONE « JOCK MAHONEY ~ WILLIAM REYNOLDS + CHARLES McGRAW JOHN MCINTIRE, wre FRANK FAYLEN RALPH MARTERIE AND HIS ORCHESTRA FRI. & SAT. WALLED. LAKE _ GASINO BALLROOM “WALLED LAKE, MICH. - CinemaScorE COLOR by De tune « rpg my wh JOHN PULEO- a ADDED “WONDERS OF ARABY” (Col Srecs!) NEXT VICTOR MATURE in “SAFARI ee “wo haa ; ; E in “ RI’ |i { CinemaScope Special in Color! : “ eg te “Ui : ai Lee a eens ee Se fe . NA hy : “f. OD a Reta 2 gor 2 ae i ae $ ee / Pei i 5} fe fs oF 4 aa % j i : / "3 THE PONTIAC PRE SS. THURSDAY, AUGUST 16, 1956 | ar on Religion Race on Mississippi him: the truth of his “es and his for the This was made evident aes 2 % 8 \ “Szabad Ifjusag,” organ of “Can there be a more beautiful party in Disz, Hungary. task than to convince we eet rerorss tee enor oa) a 21-year : tioned if it was right for him to/man is bound to know better than marry the girl he was tojall others which sources nourish because she believed in and/his fiancee’s religious feelings and was religiously inelined. which are “‘the bad influence that ‘The young man had just com-|must be eliminated.” It noted he pleted a strict communist educa-|was better suited to convince her tion to be a teacher. He was aithat the “truth of life and scien- convinced party thember, The girl/tific discoveries run counter to the also had completed a idealistic world view.” course, but still held to religious * + @ beliefs. The final word was this: “Should we ‘advise young) “The young man is therefore not -man to leave the girl? By nojonly suited to re-educate the girl; means. It is perfectly: obvious that/it is hig duty to do. It is his duty he must stand the test.” to convince the girl of our tryth.” 1 World's Longest Boa will winner until next year's race. standard equipment only, is to held under the aus- rathon Racing Association. UNCLE HUGO SUREY THE SUET YP WANED THE WAND# TWINS ARE THE ENGINE, OOK AT, Y WAYaelF THEY CAN JUST HOLD ROARDING HOUSE ‘be held by the) = pices of the Mississippi River Ma- NG. GONNA LEAD BA THE PACK ANY- IF THERE WAS ANY AWRITE WHAT WOULD) YOUR, BE ON >. F OTHER THINGS FROM YOUR TWO VISITS? LAST DONALD DUCK ¢,tRs PRY Fe Fi aL Pet, Na RA s% >, a P f/ J lh so * a ~ © 1996 by NEA Servie, tne, TM. Rog. U.S. Pat. OFF, . By Ernie Bushmiller — WHO, I'LL HIT A FEW ME 2 O- ROCKS FOR | BAT TING \ PRACTICE J one AVG - 1- — FRE BUSA AT AL By Leslie Turner t] | OH: DEAR! HES STAYED / NOW TAKE ME AWAY BEFORE, BUT NEVER \ TO THAT MAN! THIS LONG! LMEANT TO | IF HE CONFIRMS NOTIFY TH' POLICE IF HE / YOUR STORY YOU DION'T SHOW UP TOOAY! 4 HAVE NOTHING By Edgar Martin FOR TRE |] HMPA! OOD THAT N’S 1 SEE VERY ALSO IM GOING TO HAVE ! LAST |] RADING, 1 SUPPOSE CQEARIY AS = || TRODBLE OTTH GOD, WME, 1S, GUE TRE BOY |}/GOUR CLAIROORANT YVE TOLD Gov, |] MOTHER. BUT, AS USUAL, @ BREAK’ 37 POWERS (A) TRETIM —— |] TLLTRIDMPH , . QUITE A DIF= |E- f a,» 3 zx) we FERENT GENT || 7 /, ¥ WOW! — ail - WiiSy 3-/6 © 1906 by WEA’ Serves, ne. FR Rag US. Fe Om —— - "L would have left it in another By Dick Cavalli A MAN CANT LIVE ON STAR=) | fi é GET AWAY . WITH IT/ TLL TELL < HIM A FEW THINGS/ I wie aaa S' NEA Service, tne. | . By Charles Kuhn <| WEVE COMET] | OH, DO COME IN’ I'm ...BUT GALLON YSU,| | AewAYE BEAD ste. fay |werve Come CALAN AT | hugs ME AN LOUIE Ane GRANDMA?’ | YOu BOYS... : GRANOMA // z , ) ae lh Smeets j suaiepeinwinca > I L— | Finnegan. Sone are pect toning: ““lopening on the Board of Trade) mrge‘ivs-th: medium 30 amall 30 et developed a mixed pattern @8| — f’"itate at the Donelson Johns mS yesterday a ced earnings of §61,- still more are seen coming. ; | Browns, Grade A extra large 44-48: (prices shifted narrowly in early Punera! Home and may be seen R, Works, regional manag- . today. Dealings became moderate sitar’ ¥ 8 tonight orge 334,128 the first six mon’ of large 42-43%: medium 6-38; small 26. rad n od . Loe Atgiles, and Robert C:lstees grate’ see uct ee Oriel Thomas Manning of 102 Wessen| Inland Steel Co. announced a jy active on the advance. Grade B large. 39, trading today. EABHION, ne i, Mn, in Te. regienal teenager in for the first half of 1985. Net per share|St. reported to police yesterday the/10 per cent boost on steel drums| New crop éern futures led the a omment, Market | , fully, steady 3 Changes ranged around a point, Margaret, | Pairview "; Mich... as cael City, ret double last My TA 2B: theft. of his bicycle Sunday from)and pails. Firth Sterling Inc, raised, upturn with wheat, oats and rye one sinall Arrivals of top quality large |@lthough losses were mostly con- daar meter of Los ER Cabbion: ome lg We perled of p20. | The| Houston and Lake Streets. The bi- its prices for high speed steels|toliowing. Soybeans again lagged, |S48* 18, Ugh supply and Susie good ge.(fined to small fracticns. Trading Sit Diorio, Rressshen: ear oper DETROIT (INS)—Dr. Leon A, |share in undistributed Mearnines fi for or the cycle is valued at $50, police said.|¢ight cents a pound and increased particularly the deferred futures,|™*24, Supplies of mediums ample for/slowed to a quiet pace after over- len Coot, Eimer, Tony and Har- Mrs. Susan Keast. % months of its p special processing charg eight : fair demand although in some. inatances| nioht orders were transacted in a vey Nelsa . weet, vice president, research | ed wre LG “ae Anaconda Wire &| Hadassah rummage sale, won- polly sag s Buying in new crop corn appar. | * ou ee el Gye mar , parensed cay eoeuine 4 Mineral ner'tee will be _ bes vision, Parke, Davis & Co., an-|C*e Co. which were $2,731,748. | [gery merchandise, some new. = ek ently Was based on the belief soil tributive demand. international dlls wee carly te Brace-Bmith Funeral Home with today appointmen’ NEW YORK (INS)—General Preciston| Thursday p. m. A : bank payments in kind will not be ao . 7 : jounced the —— t of Equipment today reported sales in the! goin. y p.m and Priday. 286 8.) rye simmons Co., one of the! sueg Ms 7” CHICAGO BUTTER AND £GGS vorites, Gulf Oil gained 1% and cprermon) Se Se Ee Commer? Alexander M. ‘Moore, 38, as) first’ six monthe of 1968 totaling $74,-/S8@inaw at Franklin Rd. —Adyv. sufficiently attractive to make) cHICAGO, Aug. 16 (AP)—Chicago Mer-)p ova) Dutch picked 1%. Si the Brace-Smith Puneral Ho is assistant. At the same time, rege] a gain of about $4 million over : largest bedding manufacturers, farmers take corn rather than cash|Cantile Exchange: Butter irreguler; Royal Dutch picked up 1%. Sin- e oe: m ner me. ir. Sweet announced that Dr.\e Pinte Ayn ge y gg nie eae sale, hoy W. Pike St,jadded $10 to the price of three| trom the government ern comets He A ar fo.zt|clair and Standard Oil (New Jere) OVATE: ae agg vi W. MoerSch, 41, would erat ‘hare thon #4278 04 ot or sfas/Saturday, Aug. 18th. 8:00 a. m.jmattresses and said other in| Wheat near the end of the first a2" Mi Big © MM: sasiiony) wore emall losers. Mr and tire. Lloyd Dyker: dese reorge WW. oe Ms & share, for the first of 1955. Social Brethren Church. -—Adv.)creases are coming. The B. F. hour was % to % higher, Septem- vi nges sitady: jh eg 7.800; wholesale} Steels were also in some Ce- sister of Lioyd and Kenneth Dy- *, Goodrich Co. announced a three : : : uylog rices unchanged; | 60-699 per’ mand. U.S. Steel and Republic ker. Graveside service will be If your friend’s in jail and needs . ber $2.20%; corn % to 1% higher, | ce °F sb mixed 38; mediums 33; stand held Priday, Aug. 17, at 11 a.m. bail, Ph. FE $-9424 or MA 5-4031 per cent hike in the price of rub-| ¢¢ Ou: ¢ : = 30; dirties 264%; checks ably: cur-| rose by a minor fraction. Bethle- at Lakeview Cemetery. Funeral . September $1.52%; oats 4% to % gent receipte 265 | arrangements by the Coats Pu- D L D ll 9 " \fteh ahelec and prime 1ea1-1061 in| 4nec W&C. 18 Minn MBM .. 30 3 ‘AL 27 ‘ ‘ F. ‘ steers 27.78-28.00: bulk good and chelfe | Armox Sti 44.6 oe - ass FUNERAL HOME *nveeenpee Ov eezee Armour & Co. 195 ted steers 23.00.3760, with choice mainly ‘ q Ambulance a rvic an or Motor fe So. 2300; mostly choice ted heifers| Avco Mig 6 Motorole at ~ — A and mixed steers and heifers 23.00-2480;| Balt & Oh 80! Nat Bisc ..... 372 Cemetery ‘Lots 5 ‘ ; . most? ood heifers 1800-21 50 oy re {wont woh gt Nat Cash Rn) 564 nnn nen FOSS : . . jing utility and standard steers an elf-| Bet tee 4 oe oo | eee Sete lence. “mostiy “asee down: bali |pecine Air. S3¢ Bet Bee o> Soa) SStesanembe go Waleme MOURE, ’ WE SELL WHAT OPEN A 3 WAYS jytaey cows 10.50- os atone price _ Bond Btrs .. hm | cet ore ee val i Ww dM i — * lireely, some {at utility and commercial Borden ....... 62 “eatral | elp_ ante ale 6 : ows 1000-1200, with few smooth young Borg Warn... 474 NY Central .. 384 - -Un en Bo 2 end 3 100-3 16 7.17.25. most |Erie RA ...-.. 38.6 ony or3) _¢pere, TOILETS we: cores $ WALL CABINETS ° Tote "ag0:St0) ib 38 80-17 00. most. imtneg /Piventone "... $12 Sperry ma. 387 CARETAKER FOR _ € . P dee - piu} 3 fot “sows' "soe Ty and, Mahter aba8-t6 39. (Ford Mot... $88 sid Breed - #41 CAMP NEAR LAPEER ere’s value - piu 4 eer iv] Oo 643 ’ : soseen nye = 2 R We have a ee ~ — Gatoo pw af Th 1625-1668; bulk [Prue a Tre eae 331 bo Sa ry a4 ee one oat position for re ma eof distributer’s «# iy erate | id Std O11 Ob 6t4 Ho Anite shed, — mies. 3 es: ne marred, national advertised lcuubes Gnd’ grace slewa's ot Si — Dynam. as | sodA Ee 4 5 Salary — . peli = ¥ 4 . 95 2 $25.50 ‘ 3 A kar wees sad wean yp Bana ME Gen Pas ...... 4 Buther Pap 446 = Suen "sppensins ba ane Includes §-ft. tub, wash basin and closet. Your | 2? rh: CABINET te 100 oka sere tower: maetty Os 1c|@em sone 061 awift & Co. 47.2 Beet choice of colors including white. We urge you | @ Value -. - 1.00 off, compared Wednesday's general |?" Motors... 476 Syiv Ei Pd .. 84 @ Steady year found employment, to compare this outstanding bargein 2 ape oo market; hetfers scarce steady to $0 Gen Shoe ..... 04 Texas Co Feety yest some sueerner, » ; 5 3° — lower: cows and bulls steady to weak: (> Tel » 427 Tex © Bul 33.5 f _ - > a! ad ead vealers and stockers and feeders strong: | fe? mallee + | ie we ans we oe ee oe. EF a 7 few head high prime steers 30.060: most veins ~ - ha COMPLETE*WITH $ 095 3 struction," white enamel $ 95 BASE and WALL Bre eae: ch 588 (Goebel we... 38 Tron Wate 4 ee ae ee ae. % finish. chrome door han- an Ter b0; mumernas. fa oud Gap get Goodrich .//.. 86.6 Transamer 37.6 come bench ‘wort. Too) maker ALL A-GRADE $ dies. Attractive atyling. CABINETS low choice 2380-95 78: obantata end | Seetvens coea: O44 ES mo Gen oa cap, on taseres and ._ a : ‘ins 7 orwe CHROME FITTINGS > Cabi eit steers 14 09, 3.00; few high choice | Or*h Ay s a) tm Carbide 198 tram Pienty Aa = al T 2 ALL SIZES of Base and Wail nets ifers un to good to nearly enetee 14 West 8. . 203 Un Pac u7 MCORE BIG 30-GAL. GAS HO 2 instock... AT LOWEST PRICES! Eee ad ind, commer-\Orernound s. 18, Unit Air Lin .. 384] yar 49540 2870 E. Mapie Rd. Beham, 2 Up to 18.00; most canners and cutters Quit Of! ....130 Unit Aire... 8 | ~~ ELECTRICAL ENGINEER ‘ : A 00-11 00: most utility and com ja} Hersh Choe ., $0 Pmmt ven «> 2 AFTSM Delux: 54-Inch walle 13 80-18 28. ood 18-00; good |Moliand PF ... 12.9. Up Oas Cp .. 204 Eu or 6 years prostical aupert 412-Fe. and 5-Ft. . erUuxc and choice vealers 21,00-36 00; to|Homestk .... M3 fe Rup * 50.3 ence control electrical con. R $69.95 leommerrial grades 10.00-2000° load | Hooker El .., 476 “ struction work good a” Gade ner ente me | WASH BASINS = &8sc, BATH TUBS CABINET sete fo, foding steer 8; thee Crm, 2 Us Rar) Ing] Gratiaman. “Extimaine enperizce “A” Gr not crate marred. partly fattened; medium end ¢ year- non us ay .. 90% Warn B Pic 27.54 desirable, some traveling. Post | Compare this value! Cast I SINK ling stock steers 16 00-20.00 Ing Rand 976 west Un Tel 20 Office Box 197, Bloomfield Hills | CRATE : linking 6t . 984 Weste BR 338 BS ROOFERS : with triple plated $ 5 [intertak Ip 208 woate Ba 31, EXPERIENCED 4 $ 95 pie pid MARRED Bus Mch 502 white Mot | 80° |. equipped. @ N. Telegraph Rd., : . Complete with deluxe faucet and jt . tween 9 and ii a.m 4 = chrome faucets. A stainless steel strainer as le ‘DUS rim ncreases iB nick cat woelw a : na HARDWARE STORE : PewrrveTTtTT. : ¥ is n ooo fol wor ‘ 3 ‘ wonderful valuel yennnnesnemw—wv SAAD AA AAAS Paper ...138 Yale & Tow 32, | Needs man 28 to 45 with retail en, nung perience and some wiledge 4 2-COMPARTMENT CEMENT > Reg. $145.37 ey Ta “Tei 333 Vnest BS Rk T 1007 tools, Apply 10 to 12 mm. 2256 i Big 52-Gallon Electric ] 1” $ LAUNDRY TRAYS > — ——— @1 Zenith Rad.. 107.4 Disis ey 4 : : 4 INSPECTOR 4 > $ 95 ! STOCK AVERAGES M WA Worth Many 4 4 . . 4 Z A five-cent increase in bus fares!) NEW ‘prem: ne by the As Who can set up and check «m HOT TER Dollars More! e 4 Com: with > ‘be : = Sus fares) ociated Press): precision pane on a surface —_ P 4 Complete stand > tween Pontiac and Detroit went!" 30 15 €9 M. C. MFG. CO HEATER Net Exactly as Pictured $ and faucets, > jinto effect yesterday, according to’ ‘wick aan ans ane Ut util | Stocks 110 mesientend a hoes ote vee oo. = 2 Crate marred @ - ‘officials of the Great Lakes Grey-|Noon, today. ....274.0 1289 7e1 108 | REAL SETATE GALAN Li : 2 ++. cash and ¢ \hound Lines. Prev, day ....0..2744 130.0 76.2 189 eense preferred. We need two These tanks carry epm~ $ 95 2 carry. $ [Week ago ...0..2751 142.5 766 190.1 ood go-getters.. Must know the te adgg Worrenty. CLOSI NG OUT 3 > | The boost brought one-way rates| Month | S60 covne ER IS ee isl Union Lake even. Also need 0 Approved. ear 4 settee ‘ E twice as much hot wa- ‘ RE ST > $ 95 $ Same comperetive low prices fi’? 72 cents with tax for the Pon-|jese nigh 9'..1..2783 1881 769 1915 eat, For appelnanses e058: ter! Ask us. ENTIRE STOCK OF > , Itiac-Detroit trip and to 50 cents|1956 low ..cssrs244.0 1200 TLS 118 ‘al G. TROCKE | $ $ on all other cabinet sinks, base” for the run from Birmingham to isss low 127.0 30h.1 1149 612 08 : } 9 OW kckecaes ; REALTOR : ee P cabinets cabinets , Big 21x32-Inch F ANS TON AAAAAAARAAAAAAAAAAADADIAR ond wel iB Detroit. A similar hike was added DETROIT STOCKS 1008 Vato fans Ft... 5ee_2- i = this close-out stock! Hurry in Bi to fares trom Detroit to Mt. Clem- (C, J. Nephier Co.) LIFE_INSURANCE 2-COMPARTMENT HUGE REDUCTIONS 4" SOIL PIPE (5-ft.):.......$3.69 today, while choice is complete! Bl ens. Pigures after decimal points are etehths |) 1 CTRICT MANAGER $ 95 On All Types—All Sizes | Ten commuter tickets from Pon-/ Allen lect. & Bquip... 31 34 3.1 vaneed bre appointment as Fon s | or ne ‘ ee Si N KS 6 G E ADJUSTABLE tiac to Detroit will cost $5.85 under Qemmer Mfg. Co, ay $2 $ . $1 cane | Dactewt nager of long. - WwW ES EE Pi erm: Gt. es Oil & Chem.* esta’ io wonere agence o ; SLASHE LO EST PRIC ON ST L PE * behead . - a rag ais 10 | Howell ae gl a ~ He Weis fer aldiaak oe oF - . “Ke Ss gur a “ e Of Peninsular Mt ro 9 . write for ¢ enttal rview. Every one a real buy! Hurry, select ® TO cae *6% ON 21-FOOT LENGTHS ‘ nine times the one-way fare, less 106 repn, Oi be roman area wie teak’ alee i Bee. ’ SS) Rudy io.* . 1 5 ‘ er yours today. Slight imperfections. ¥,-Inch Galvanized. . $2.65 1Y%-Inch Galvanized $6.52 ltax, according to Peter Waidelich, Toledo Edison Co." Wa hs clue GENERAL’ AGENT. ton es 4 . : : Screw Prod i4 LO; ay he 9p Galvanized. .$3.44 1¥%-Inch Galvanized $7.70 Pontiac terminal manager. "Sie onic: bid ond “asied. National Bank Building, Detroit it 1-Inch Galvanized. . 34:90 2-Inch Galvanized .$10.32 The rate increase was brought! 2 Mek To WO Seek roan DUE TO THE STEEL STRIKE prices ore being rained at the sta level ‘AND CARRY ONLY ‘about by higher operational costs, Clement's Name Out OGARAMTEED STREDT WOKE. ll beat the raise on most items if you now leompany spokesm d. . POSITION, INQUIRE 22 AU- «++ you can sti uy : r | pany spokesmen sai CHICAGO u—The name of Gov.| _BURN. ' Frank J. Clement of Tennessee a Lakeland, Inter-Lake was withdrawn today as a favor- “The St That lue B il p 4s ite son candidate for the Demo- ore Values Built apers Are United ' : — cratic presidential nomination. Purchase of the Lakeland Tri- bune by Kenneth and Irene Treacy, Kansas.16 Goes Adlai , i | ; owners of the Interlake News was, CHICAGO @—Kansas_ delegates S APER announced today, to the Democratic National Con- ‘ PLUMBING | The Lakeland Tribune, pub- | vention today decided to cast their 4 lon, at Drayton Plains, ‘hes Morey 16 vee for Adlai -Steven- JIG BORE e. E. Harrington, somata Surface Grinder Hands : [ity managing editor. BOX REPLIES a The sete facilites of the In- At 10 a.m. Today there Mr aart Sarees x ter- plant at Keego were replies at the Press on i and FE 5-2100 - Strid wih pe agg COMMANDO . ~ —— f 172 i a : INAW The average U.S. farm worker 9, 10, 16, 20, 25, 28, 35, Tool Co... rs = ——— > [can produce for himself and 18 38, 43, 44, 55, 56, 65, 70, ee ‘nansir grape In 1860 be could 73, 74, 79, 81, 90, 113. JORDAN 46917 _. produce for only 3% others. = i) ’ : “ ~ } \ i\ 5 it ' hea ’ Bel ___THE PONTIAC PRES 4 wed FUNNY BUSINESS | 8, THURSDAY, ee py an 2 ty H GUST 1 16, 19 — y} ershberger| 7 1956 ae - ee td. Co . {| EnwAy Re RADIO ® Tv tracts, Megs. 32! Rent “A r ‘ Night serv: pts. Furnished te T . . a LI ,BES : mene 33 Rent Apts. U ’ avian St CASH DEAL | - cmt pape an geen gy nturnished 34 3 S83 . contrget. 18 Caer, AyD 13 ROOMS gee dhe eam ee a aa * furt APT. |T RO rE A your’ cas: | fated lose owstown at 208 T Rooms AND BATH, CysTains qed —rewenl ‘ ‘ « ¥ 1 JOHNSON, Realtor ; AND) ROOMS.-ATPRACTIVELY $30. mo, FE cxcent “alectricity. S. Tele 1 +2 da say Lend ¥ Rooms . Bos Press, raph Rd een nicely decorate | fure BA ton ht MA- a FE 4. Poe ne wD, wis + Clone to | hot and ete, Auto, oil Mls We WILL Gi j w Bt. Sige | eee heats child Eommerce Hy p | cash offe MM 3 AND 5 , Vill e, 3 - Soe et ee gaaiens a A Tee ae pot NICHO TR enter FE NT. ais +f CAP, ee TO LIVE 8 LIE & HARGER F or two. PE 821 el FOR get croe wR ROOFER: with - Ear RMS. CHILDREN WELCOME. : an eral meat ces Gen. oe Wear are coh PART CONTRACTS | _Phone ognepaen , gebools, stores, and ° buss no a oat Geotey. tat oe ae ‘ ‘hiy weer a of anes: ond contracts for \NTED ‘ rf 7: _bielere. 8 ta couple Clarkste OMA DAY WK. benetit oy iy erou metie ; Cass, TH. fart SON LRG En exe a or yout ReeacoeDle ve | bath an Sn An. | CAR, NOS, “WATERS EXPERIENCED RASPBERRY toned contracts. Clark "Real Ns |g Lom ROOMS Ab 8 cg gO as “pores, be sero rags | Botte Woe og A cans rer us. TELEO sega Pa cee SEBS aire | | Baan aa aware | emee_ Shit” BE ha, ‘ame _Drayton “Plains. No! phane " inOoH BLIPCO _ Ask for Mr clare” "™ YSN Sits — EFIGREWEFTECLOsE "se relcom or week- Me phone. calle, - oo oe SOM MB, reads. Your pa ane & BED- Spates cast FOR in. Clean, empl ah oo ee FROM #1431 C ‘A St IIER 1 miles moadl me Be Ip maple able \ L tal. PE 5797. et 8 equity 7 ts con ee Gican, omplazed couple. No Ah ag ue, to 3 —_ : ERIENCE au 2-2472 ster, Romeo, . ost & } K. L. ROOMS. ADULTS ng39. mingwes Bt. N, Hem- Sse Tok See MAN ; ~ wee Found . L. Te . ADULTS ONL Orton. K AG RAL ‘ OR WO Te ae SAAS 24 mpleto Pre Hoban nef . 13| APARTM Bloomfie! cee oe ag ae POR Good —_ u orbs une a.” “PE rn AT Loew Tt wae | See oor. FOR RENT, GEO. = AOR 3°70 40) ead eae round | Mo $100 RE itor, | turn. Ne drinking PE 2181. nary service ‘ enop Averane” 0 “e rs} No la you Beagle. EWARD Bia — LET ig ne ee . PE 2-2 _ cocnnaeey- piaundry ne Newly epee eee eee wg Mga Bae! SE Bh nee aa eS vie N . . ew s . fe (eg y A Li PIST saleswomen tor i. MEN OR brown spots on wi a an § saddle, w. Stout, 3 essie. x ich. Pontiac, "Ease. ¢ Deal 1 school graduate, perm ae Waterford an project “ = >? Fro Rete ee Realtor | |* fio A N Condition eriog postion, medere ma) Teaity Co, Raven hove. Mil A case ot boxing glo ri A on beck ‘hip, geen. i og tee aonea bee APT AND BATH. | SLORY yin heat : oa sant = 0 se Hill gloves free : yrs. old in : : Ms PRI BATH, FY. 3 rms, | ULTS. . Apply’ st at 3% 8 a sack RED RASPBE 00d 2-860. you with e Family pet, gr named “Jiggs.” MORTGA RI, BATH, s, bath, heat ond meet anyone ach hat—in case Lig ig ig -Plngang 2 a2| ON G00 GES Fils -AND PAV AT BATH_is? cheat] paler, MS ve ‘| =, ed Household Finance Coc Northwest Wednesday. ond Priduy: : wearing one like it!" © parehased | hi is one oe ew BD mee D EacEna te My acre floor, Ph PRIVATE BATH, ist #2 er - Re] gag ‘ 1A EXPERIE P. Seymour Lk dn ~~ Building Se mendea’ bel ne con bin On CHARLES, 1117 ly RMS SUITABLE PORT 33 a SS'T CHIEF feed waltsose. LIQUOR TWD SALESMEN i ne as | retars fala tor, sale, retarn sf | rm o-eent e Bociety cal —hauls. “int, “ior “Pe Vadis. CLOSE-IN, 3 ROOM APARTMENT Fi aay each on ie Pg ne Gs Pnusual vo AL ESTATE « LAYING FAG 8 UE arr en Sees} 13 _ Torritfial ai Ha. “near ‘Beck righ, 41000 IO GET FEN Ga? VOa- YOUR 1 or 4 edule 100 Morten, Me gees: and vod, conan Priv ari EXP. bi ee tS NG. QUALITY SAWS en ymouth, Mich. na. | nd, contrac ff YOR YOUR 3 TAROE ROSS Loew a, get cave e, Hest, . (SHOULD BE ok gp hg By ig By tains sperlenes proterred, 2, | 2. BoP Bia MANLEY LEACH 10° Lost: TURQUO’ Plymouth 1-466, | ih? ppird a, Reaior Fosrts (EARGE ROOMS, DOWNTOWN, | 24 w and refrigerator , GEAR TOOTH NOMENCLATURE EXPERMENCED “Das Federal | swore. E ee » FE 41549 o eves. 1 MP ests: a1 REMODEL inc rr. 8-2050 PLASTERIN iG. ‘PATCH 10 Ch 10" Bagley Bt. 5 onl porakest BLUE AND &. Phone FE oa _ > THO mare Auburn. *ha4 W. Lov Kent, i REALTOR AR WA Emp 43 car . CEMENT & alty on TCH JO) ers Pretty me head. CASH FOR LAND ¢ 45 Clin APTS, OR Next Con i FE 1 PLANER } e= weekend w ITRESS, joyment A EM 3-4 rts Free & ia. B SPE- | __ Vic. of eu HJ. YV ND CONTR tonville Rd 34706. to umers_Po 2-6213 OPERATO 8. Telegraph ene Seribs, - gencies 8A estimates. 2 Judson. ’ Ey ré tton.| OR 3 anWelt, 5440 Dixi Acta, |? LARGE FR EAST z Power Co. R EXPERIENCE ALL KINDS OF CEMENT WORK. SEW LOST: GLASSES, 1246. 3138. e Hwy.,| Voorbeis. MS. AND BA’ il, MODERN 2 B “WAITRESS Pil _PE_ 8-3785 CEMENT wee ER Cre er case en LE New! Priv, ent.. Tower, heat and ED- Y¥ 4-000. PHONE CAREE Mt 5 WORK, | Sinks—Sund ANING w A Michae! “a4 CASH vy redecorated. cards tare. | te. rE hot water 1 BLA EEPRRIESGED . “AREER CENTE i CEMENT WORK DRIVE. rok ay Bervice. ord, PELs aichecis, eS USED CAR FOR 7 ROOMS. NEWLY DECORATED. T ROOM. $-2864. | euenne GREE dry cleaning stam Ow OR FOR B4 RIKER ‘sonia . Ways, sidewalks, OAK. Delve. “Plumbing CLEANED, anv Lost: PEMALS BEAGLE HOUND, BRAID LAND CONTRACT, ; Aote e NEWLY DECORATED bed. Ms AND BATH. Trt 4 ERATOR epee a vite " exp, Pree estimates. 2. | MEW | HOMIES oF” Milton, FE) coer PINK hg Lake and Ander) >000. ar WEST PEE FE | _ drinkers: i yaa eee LL ee use Wor ANTED ~ CLE. : PINK LEATHI a : rs. FE 4-0644 ome, N ms and bi as mips ae Pog tg MIDWEST eT CEMENT WORK | Src on tau? PEE | Lomein Wink SINE" waiter | T ROOMS, PVT. ENT © | per mami, ah eae oar AIR MEN <"p.m ra transporiation| © PONTIAC.8 aS LLOYD MON RIC | TARR TRING 4D RE Paes MiciNIFY OF PONTIAG re ay Fe BATH} ~~ K.G. HE ° : EXP. KITCHEN HELP, after! Vitks YOU a, ae FE MONROE |anae a ieee. Marske vs | Sen a OxBOW LARS. T 3 ROOM Ist. FLOOR, “ONE CHILD 102 ak HEMPSTEAD * DA You IN- < EE _ 30161. REW CALL . LD, . Hurot — - vertime gi © peroen at 08 ow. AYS AP-| Sur 1 YOU TO comm in | AT, LAYING, 4-6866 Re re tg We ge tet Shei Bes WHITE “ie 3 OR 4 RMB. ppl a or evenings, PE 4sis ie Hourly Rate hostess gg ge AS OIPTS. ax|. Powe hey ed Pos. iceaued conractars rs & fn. ver ieee See _MVs oe ee MALE teanoned. lane sian new or | 3 Rice rene CALL aes Soo. rt i “AND ringe Ben - 39-2542. onstrations. ank Bld ac State _Pontiac Hardwood F' 647. a utch =. M BPRAY- (23-2043. Reward. e of Tuffy. clients. See acts for o ul FUR = small chil eléct. stove, bi efits BX &. FE 56-9227 A COMP: ‘dwood Floor Servic rimm: osquites & Lost Your P ASK POR BOS before ur | Guire at 738 D IN- child welco! , baby oF = M J NCED CO’ but ETENT L } eevee: mates Temoval—tree fruit YOUR PEt R BOB MAHA you sell, |3 ROO! w. ll st. N on bus line. FE me, no drinker. _ Modern Plant ct Soe ONTER GIRL. BIRMINGHAM company contractor. CEN SED | 2-006 oooh fick gan one, @ Thome? 7 WANT (TO | To Buy—To Sell—To a. Fg Cite AnD WEL| dew te cher ours OR - i ! et th work +t DRE escue Le Sell—To Insur —— share ‘le Detroit pert tine yon tal tng eee oes Cie, a “reoatr. OR Made ee ns Tone “nie wile oct 8 TEM + | et MoD, SfUDIg APT IN RAY: to 3 hour: me or RO ec 8 ESTVIEW | as. Thin, rown OOMS. ( ains, PE 5-5418 rs . Earn 8 earl pay. Tetaries, typist part time: Bee BT, CHA W SEPTI Reward. mark- , PRIV NEA or OR 3-3760, : Br oa ae 1 Pe 109 week. al Bir and experienced * ral office on" Dixie ae? procsce sag Sr Tanks v SERVICE. “_ _Hobbies & — vm Soe. _Setween ' cca ir Stent Bt. Ga age om "pas BODY @ RMS, : ch & —-| HLDEALY Laby as com Ea ee ee A CUsTO raveag Pen | ani AHL “icenaad bone pplies 24A) | nray tages C8 tp en rses 5 ce) Ma j Gall EM 5-043 oe ae ee west 44264 mingham. Mid-| ‘é; fog! HOUSE PLAN SERS. SHOVE! PE 6 ‘Sons WEW SCRARBLE SETS. co EAHET,OC- Bmpleoes —bath, private per a Ly _oomerigperotgh ils S SPA ; cnin EXE | 30432 afte © boss. 0 aad buildin ¥- RS WALL | te number sets $3 PAINT Real ‘Estate 3 Bus. ance, PE 5-057 ms and tile c1ous j e O EXPERIENCE El eee eee € p.m. PONTIAC . . plane. EM joes. Janitor L WASHING | SERV- La to fit). cxans 1.00 . (frames 1075 a seeenmnat ene and sundays oe agg 1-o! 18T FLR. 3 -— Side ny —_ bilge gio Rochester OL pani Pons ‘ake Braye be he OPENINGS MB TRENGHING |" ear "icr,s"" et | Notices & Person i | WANTED e000 MOR egies | at SinMagh ho cite, star's | grea acl oni. | 1-9211 Td ie, . Full t MEN & W * Footin . es < P con TGAGE| ice exchange t. If de- SECOND FLOOR ONFURN Ant : . rT OME 5, wate : ee erso celh Per 3 rendered. rent for i F WER RECREATE ah Hime PEPERTENCED) ot ah eee ie et ore NCHING.,,, | Garden Plowing 168 | "eed MON. Persenels 23 gest “pointe. Wits Poutne | EAROE. oh, Bejine bovte nd | _inance a sna path pivaie “em r . WAITRESS ral office ENT rea CEMENT WORK, PLOWI Seepmeiiaceanan Cold E ROOM Gai THR feneyi,work om tem) exrtiiencey Br TE, FO Gf yPAC| selecmen, he mie ees | sce wed Seneen PE “b driven ete | _ 18 ee ne ey i Wanted Real Estate a2A| mains “sha ARAGE APT: | "somoietay pire on, ound | at 2108 8. Milord Rd XPERIENCED BEAUTY OPERA 19 w. i mechanic, machinist, | “re INO. “AND | SOTO TILLING LAWNS wiih | Mase your mind PE ri — | ame Chan come. 4 miles out rated. new | floor with laundry on ground j Mir eK ton. Mi |18_W: LOYMENT SERVIC ree estimate. GRADER, rtieatt FA J LAWNS Hesse your mind of " etm, good FOR 2 BEDRM., 5-0677. Perry, $9. ly redecorated privileges. . E BRI ®. FE 4-5950. ens. OR NS AN facts abo worry, Kno ie 3. ROO welcomed. . One | general Sasi | pinto cook. small family, mo tess ; fnetei FE ¢gem vor RoE, AR cement; L a eens ut matters, Private | CASH E BUYERS ses nitbedy tee BATH, FUR oF Orlando 3800.0 suite groeral antery, work. Mnctuding | must have small family 0 taupe|T cnn nstructions. | ial, Ousranteed. pagla ks ___ Laundry Service 18 —Rerotred Knapp Shoes | sett BERe i ORE down tows, #0 W. Pike, corner | 3, UNION ‘COURT Cremiecs, fhenay 7% "or live on | pork ave cod Felerene 6, /SRARN TO work Ph. FE ALD- 8 | sor airport Ra. s qervice. Sring & yon J LARGE ‘ 2, eoms and, bath. sition with ealnt? and, pola on| porlation. Good pert meee, either) Peni ORIVE THE sane. Eanres Wisam cat ee WR ONOe aes "0 Sa Foe “eens a jcomtract jones SOS AND Bare ier Aiea “eniy: tion. tod poll rene. | coal gee for rate pan. TRAINING WAY” DR: TERS CEMEN Venstinn Bnd revels atl DIVOX HEA R_3-1592 ree estimates. you| _FE 2-466 baby welcome "Kt G "HE Be et copottiment "ca Sint Foe sacuier Efe per | Bas. a dosfoutTepairs. and laiterationn, l sites" Beth | BooK POLL Sayuaee PB tosis 10, GALORL "3 Roo ree ae St mae 3 5 SECRETARY. TYP- FE, 6-164 base rches, roofin: ns. K PO! RD ~ Prt ____ Afte: ART TIME SALES {ere — general ARY. TyP-| Ex RS LESSON od w ments, garag ig, siding, B partie PLASTIC A PE 40584 _____ M or LOwLsS r 5, cal) FE 1 45886 PE 60204 : using te estab | Sint Oe ‘eo Ra. bale Para | ne PE +048, 686 rigneher material” = fara * aber es: | i you N a Ts fat fr now! aad itional MRoctges - active 3 iy VeARe ORIte Lal |” Seca An te mp PRIVA rent Beat. go moc APT. FOR = ee ~ ley A and a o the ving trou pasties. land AKE, ee, 1 sm BY | oe eet p.m. to 9 our phone. GIRL WoMA aw Wane Work an. y Ave. mon rrange financin, entire our payments, ae meetin DAI for section, What pe all child wel E 1. y. 374 Oak- Fri. ‘p.m, Mi care ANTED | ork Wanted ey down and with no ICHIGA « NTY MAID a sale? Marr have you = r wk 293 Ba come. | WEST BI sion. and on ef 1 ehiid and FOR Mal 3 to LO: N CRED! Mrs. Bu POR SUPPL: Estate, Giddin: uire 340 Bald idwin Av DE. TWO an pa..." commis- rk. Sta light ho e 10 uicitta yrs. to RS, INC IT CoUNS on B res. FE 2-881 1zs.| M s Real | _ 8-1431. win Ave. FE refrigerator, ROOMS. STO | TOOL we. onthe wai houses A-l CARPENTE MIGMIGAN HOME REM abers Onkmat teeter wn EL- | EXPERIEN 4, @3 Mark, ford MUwel 4216 and 44061 | - FEY ot Vall atiities. Call Pr MAKER Sn i WANTED, BL -i0e7,| repair. PE. 4-42 WORK. Hur ODELERS | LACE and Theater. PE S006. | Car CED SPENCER 161 and +4861." RM. PURN. APT ; ra +4210 . —7 ry ate FE 45063 CUR AINS. PL: E 8-0456. ere, Winifred COR. SELLING | son_ onl 1 OR 2 MACHINI 3-6162 “ SB Sate oe ALTERA F nT is OUR fled. Be: NS, PLAIN | Canal Rd. M. Odgers. 8270 G YOUR nly. W. Side, FE PER- | R STS dint. 4 ve LIRRATIONS REPAI loors, basem Peter | Laundry: Phone Fi On Rup. | 24131 Utica, Mich. REpu ._ PROPE 7 ROOMS. PR Bena ent Houses tay me REPAIRS. REC. | PIE vie, EM 3-60m, “Phone FE 2801 ne _ REpublic OPERTY? Y ROOMS PRIVATE BATH. FE oanag Furnished G IN bervice, rd's Cal BLOC FA 28101, ET YOUR TOYS THE EASY WAY IT f FE 4-6700, H. FE Soro RS 35 rk, to WASHING-| BRICK FE 44168. rpentry | _* firevi CEMENT MILY LA TOYS Ou DOESN'T J ROO} ROO 1a ~~ po. i play RICK, aces FE WORK| 33 UNDRY ir method PAY Ms & B. ARAGE Ki rem a ee el ee ee a Be EOE eects cate Na aa oa | dies re, webs ROOM REMODELING. Contr os, Neri now and lookers.”” Don't w e|3 RMS., ake. seeing s or bachel . MOR actors, FE 2- ern Cement | ~ andscapi “a0. Sept. MA ers. erry with MS. PVT. . By @ ors. Wort . Kitchen cabine Ez rs, PE 2-1760. pin farm ENT Com ay or a ENE Ol OFFICE SaRPENT E208 ena ~ CEMENT & ROC BEAUTIFUL MA % ict ee eta DATE, AD- fine hires = prom sites EY"? dyiven Le Pe Sa sate JORK i Te ele —__Work. FE | OCK rae Mursery Bo RION will not be. re- and clos etails for | 9 econ ° completely DROOM HO _fepair, FE 8-191 K NEW AND $0782, cu ‘ursery Sod. BLUE ed by for any debts ing tra: PRIVATE B Bept. furn. to } ME, é C STOM od. FE 17-8273. any other contract- nce, all n ATH & EN- roe lst ‘to M ease, fro fi lose] downtowa sg TRY - CARE Bas EMENT WORK drivewa BULLDOZING YARD, Maes hes Seca a. Dee ee Son ae? tue. panes 2 aor Sena ‘adults ots 0 month piu Close to aaah ge Rigg | et = mae. Tencing 5 aoe * ages _work. Free footings, bik. and Saea fy atine and beck Vine’ |ON AND oe auburn, Foo IT—WE'LL INSURE Itt |3 Reebure. inlleiead |. References. PE 24086. utes, ce Work, girl for GAR | and repairs. mus pette. Gita Free estimates. FE emt. SONPE eC. | wit ~APTER THIS DATE 1 OOM UPPER APT. PRIVATE AND 2 RM M . Must be able a ee CESiaaY WORE. contractor, S ORCHAM, FLOOR Bence and are LAWN MAINTE- SS I nad cool get eat all uillities dey Muss Vulage By we hm pen the publie. pee > Hi seat RAPES je PR 20003, | Lane. 20) Hadwell, a oS | cr oecabInG Say: Sy Shave Seer mysell 0 by any N a oon Phone Fe |? AND . sae Sh S105 ate prete schoo of . ree. veredu-| So phy ae cabinar << AMDOCAPING. LAWN, Oe AnD nee i wi 3 ROOM, PRIVATE lake property, oll” novees OF ON If interested, Sabin erstone. FE| lin ET, CARPENTER co _ing, rE? ore tiles at — will iD AFTER APTER Da’ REALTY CO., ; One child welcome. ENTRANCE. meath, erailable Sept 865. per The Pontiac’ Pre reply to Box 14, NET MAKER AND ‘orto s Cel) after 3. FE CAWN Wone Goa. eul:| gevte contracted DATE T [| Cocperative Real <_ EAL TORS RMS. AND BATH, $008. | se ih On bee | ree eral information about yoursell.” ef, iehen 8 ee | tose was TAPING "= Large weeds COMPLETE JOB. Tine mreelt Sone A. Pal “other * FE 2.0365 mehenee li 1st foot Aauiteoaty. PE sate. a geeaeee “O88. Wear —_— GET Cit ~ tinarsien spre peag| Moke Fe the ie wore Free es GUARAN- |: hecite, and id dtaeing, soda bony ~, SPE in. Pontiac, Michig: ite, 154 wate hoon 81 Aub’ ROOMS ADULTS | uttitfes. "To 100 per month plu ner mag 2 work, Ne pate AND | CABINET stimates. OR | _OR MYrtie gaesing ane ECIAL SCHOOL | a. DOOR. Ps B Tr mre _ Ave, ONLY. | only. 54_N. * scones adults 3-081 & toy part Dn te ten FLOOR LAYING ‘ sODD! S| See ons PER POST OFFI "BRANCH ROOMS AND Ta 2? BED ts oA... . is ishing, BANDIN : DDING, | _ Perry, FE : Dorothy's. 800 of cE ete AND OARAOR. FEI 5 ROOM LA sgeteeyyes POT ane Fane | CARPENTRY F 12 yrs. e G, FIN- | till SEEDIN 2-1244 N. . " quire at 930 KEPRONT, job WORK a ree estimates xp. Quar ing. Com G AND R SONOTON : “i 4 ROOMS La Saile. IN- ae Earn «2. an EL AND FART. _* x emall of co ie ANTED NO Bit Tee 2 rise “Lee bh Babe FEE removal. For sale ‘Kentuck work, = B11 Pon Pontiae Biave 1 MLL AA ( AS 5H" i _Pariy fara Gara ene UBPER. * poige Pa RAND (BATH. NEAR en’ * ie, RP’ A on B y Bh id- 0 ti 0, 4 Cit " Huros, PE 44ba5 Men and Calfarete ooperel FE ARPENTER WORK. | NEW OR and repairing RB Mu WIRING gites"SaTaage™ et win ae) Trav 7 After ashen? BEDRM. PVT | Ro ules wupplied, Prefer ‘business Oe time. 41a | IF WELP_WID, WEEKENDS Sian Abe sume wee. | re Go. 10a) W. urea.” BULLDOZING, DOSE, EVENINGS | "Agencies S54 | tor your Oe oat cae ee pon 7 ROOM 7 BEDROG . EX ¢ Lunch, Ds z NGL . ANDING : ends FE NGS 5) eee : AND BA’ <5. Ges be ALL seit Eeceeater con, oe cany pee weexenpe | , CEMENT WORK a specialty. Carl qe oo de DRIVEWAY GRAD PLANNING A nicely» furn.. garage wraoR.| Beieol 1 ehisd “weicome. Gwen S wee fos. | aah. ee Sant Eeeew: Get ls, FE and back fill AY ORAp. | “18, RAIL, 8 1 A TRIP? : pore te bus available, _¥paitant welcome. (30 E. ir tare Bek | cemucrtees Gate core rs SOT D & M BLDG, SERVIC Maven & Wrote is ar - Ey gly Sghome’ veel |" Sep guar nl Fe Po 30412. , Bone £xX7T . A ie . “E nn ann Annee wii a ON: When you 4 fs es or lar FOR yl yy EXPERIENCED Kee typing. Ask f ERIOR ; ADD A ROOM AT LO Coes g 19 ESCORT with ust your MS. AND B ss ce laniy PE yoked iavenn chap tae. Pine working | fouten'e an feta © 33668. Pulte reeoueele pe TxG.. SIDING TES, ABO ROOF: ES MOVING HAULING PONTIAC 4 ind eins nae wuagita oak "20X20 ‘GOVERNMENT HOU Sond pasties’ Ee Si none | Sean S peeaaie aaemetle Fx iE OF 30. 35” DEAPERATE. TOM Bt CABINETS, ree Reset be ee TRAVEL S . Al iRMS-& nH re oak i FF_WODER HOUSE. 185 Woodward, Grete! poo Fhoven 22168" Robinson. Pr de tiling Ex Ate BRERZEWAYS. Ganage AND ~ MOVIN' wrRueeg 608 Ww. HURON aT ERV ICE v sor 0 A aa Bs aloo COUPLE. Po reg toe x ROUNETRAE R SALESMEN Perm T TIME SALBESLAD chine. vo learn an press | 5 ‘EVES. oO! 8245 ; ASHES AND RUSBIN HAULED HES AND abt CKING. Wtd. Childr . FE 8-3251 s expert appraisal pe: tenella x n FE miles north anent for ¥ ~~ |Maso y me | PLASTER! OR 4216 | Basements. ‘o wars en your property s URN HOTS 3 R NEWLY Fone ofore Rave aerate Sat. 9:30 to 6 Remag ae and| _ Od og WORE Soul homes. Strats ee Basements. ete AULED. erence: 1 to Board 2% tiatt by a ie out aR Rd. Bo. PE 4 MS 990 GQUIR- a ice bene tiie Sepa for aert vgung men Rees dence je cage oy MARRIED ae 6-6068. WORK. oon Seen Ox | NCINERA TONS CLE leansd. A 00D Hos . go to work for you. ggg? ak ROOMS aan AVAILABLE A Avee casita . 0 Shop, AN 6WiT® BABY AL B or CLEANED. Aa mee 17-0211, FUL , pune soars ~ LE y Cente: heeds ‘ Lid UILD: rubb EAN i aw AU Perit ny _while pore OPO LADY, 70 TARR, PAINTING — = = of mis tene_and wipe cement Sok i ciGuT wa cleanup, FE sind “tor OPE 3ii0 AND CARED nin ego Realtor eatin d week. 84 _Adults MR ae nt bbe Bhan, i TY @ parents work. hildren | py work FE 7-84 ENnEnaL | HOUSE Mo ork. FE 4-2290. Heck. Charles ¥ G% TON Wii tWanuass Cc So Years Ph. FE 5-8168 | ATTRACTIVE 1 AND FURN. i0 > ve Real Estaie pao | w Stine ee oa ig un FE beh | SST EED WING FOLLY ae as RENT ROU td. Household Goods 27 Open veh “a a3 ‘Sept 1, PE SS100. ZREDROOM | Se, Ove ROOM HOUSE = CORE TR Baron Saree = meme, Bere. os RELIABLE roe rag Lage Rg : || “ony ee. PR teen NO SALE is cron hake | BIG J RMS : ” | FUR oe wistiens ont. tt ai so ee PE as GARPENTER.— A ao cet Pe tthe set Atk | OSE AN MEAgY WAU at | “munky Auciton Unt Bort, we increase | AERUTIEOTLY, Fo tar Seen 04 $2018 Geant ike ot hat Ae ; " / Lina.| Te ume ot ee aan (on r Real Este LLY FPURN KITCHEN- n Lake. Leas mes, M pg Egg A Apply Holly Gaon, Bescbens ecarasies “thon _ jobs. Also t 4 sandin PLOOR LIGHT AND HEA paire and v ut for ‘building | FE 9-608 te See hee aiehees naieee oe aoe oa $ases eee So a Michis y y _ena's H guarantee, The oa. Also repair. FE $0256. FE . finishing 185 LAYING, | Rubb' D HEAVY Thi see you at ogg a Hope FE FE ? 9987 sion jad @ person Fu or EM 3 to May. Unlimi WIDDLEAGED BOO; “Mi 64040. TWO 17-YE 5-0256. Edison. Ph ish hauled. Trucking, | Weekend big ‘Labor “Day | WA o. OA 4 ent. Good Reasonable rent. RN. 5 ROO ited Oppo LEAGED HO pila Lang ear gr! ICEN . | and gravel. Sand fill 1, at Auction 06 Day | “fh : SMA 83760 » Sosa eocgee Coe bole tamer bo P HOUSE Good par, rtunit days a week. USEKEEPER. 6 s| FOUNG MARRIED MAN Di kind, Call 3 WANT Driv SED CEMENT tion? - FE 2-0603. dirt 1 p.m. Sat., Sept.| large house LL ESTATE OR 9 am, and after Cad before | Sat. § ay. Phone E APTER Sal eerie nro. oe often tome. | IBDN: Apply 821 Whiite- real ARRIED MAN Di ED M «Rae vee, Hoste, paties, WORK. | _ servic HAULING AND ONE OF PONTIAC’ wives Punting Dowell, Al ot _ aannanianie : References ‘required No children: MIDDLEAGE: Pay Wink 0008 eutipotes, FHA terme. te. Free | e. Reliable. FE “2-6685 Pick up | furniture buyers Gs tarnowst| [fP'"4 beatae © Detrem All ‘AN. MODER pagigtences_reaul fon, No children, Seaton a a modern D LADY TO SH wo OPHONE FE aoop | No 2-9844 AULING OF | FE 4-7861, : Cash waiting. tiac Press. Box 02, Pon- apt. at Ponti N_ EFFICIENCY | —¥¢! COTTACES Econ Ionia sornr acme Sen rSawame| won TTY ON GIGGING "REE aM aT A | re tome ott BUY Wee Niseades" neat nase 5d Fivcome Wi Bite Wey Tor 8 L TRAIN YOU guat, “Bon ih aged. ct mie 2 2 in 2, Work Wanted Female 11| Fotis 1) MIDWEST Water res TH 2 TON STAKE TRUCK Entire home or E NEEDED 1 will pe seals be SELL arora ue BE sone EOuSE “AND APT, FOR ’ eunoeuetas DLEAGED LA male 11) STERING any kind. p dollar... Wi s. Get th y of will se yy your pro coupl 2 GIR _meo. PLatea) elcome. Call ete charge, al DY FOR com.§ DA block 1 CEMENT _ | MAN Fe | sell! MN bu e 0 sell it for Bt — ple. we LS OR | ID: a 2-2360, Ro- , able-bod - Ys jay in AN No WiTH a ton outright o u how to you al only. ated. a > COUPLES FRM BATT Tress Bon 1: Ned. Pontiac | fyeanine A WK. IRONING OR rere FR sti vee work TON PICKUP: at Aarne sma “iy gemmrcie if the price Apt. he ag Ed a prt &. FRONING OR | a A Oe ae iatmares, | . Cail anytime. PE ANTED (TO BUY FURNTTOR, RD. RILEY, ye ang ws | Priv YR. ROUND aa aliiinn: ling 3 BNYD SiR TV SF mi E, | 500 BRO Priv. lak APT. wu OPENING sic een ‘gga ata CO en WANTED "BUY AUG FPS 0 wo Bids EEF dF un | SPRITE A gE Rye i FRONINGS. 3.7342. | ROOFIN' AST TO OF | Dropert YOUR ent, and util AW wai | comfortatic tino we ont hous ui RE E y. Pareh LAKE ities omfortal e Cosmeti Oe ed lg “Avid Miche aa] PH at a ee? Era, ba bo tr Ue _livery. $3 bu. EM TCKUP = Howla railers 3331 _ Walton. “inquire bath. 229 Call EM 3-0134. Tu May, Ss etic DAY Gone WANTED jn bE oe Sew Or ING WORK Sant a itwy.| w, STOP LOOK e F. McKINLEY ws eh yr ice WEW POR B. | LAKETRORT MODERN FORN. Sales] a dies rom 4° Pit. to Catt Tiigle bao rosie. 2 Et, "exp Pr een reneaw. Tr uc t Se aise to, pee sche vetidings: LISTINGS WANTED : Sti See . wiih 8d | rig gl rare heat ~ ‘DERLY we ks p.. _ B. P. Sutton uses an We have m a _ere . undry ie. No uired month, secur *. mi Neat A light how Wouan beat ROOF REP O Rent | *fim.“uy Gj houses and | ai! kinds of ret buyers wai ces ‘required MY 3783, Ss056, $4535" or TE . : aratice Wi Peatte ewerk. Write TRES | __Eavest: AIRS TRUCKS fara: “MY b-1921- Tie | ce Sec” residential tor | NEWLY DECORA A Tatcine Meae : ¢ afd ambit Fa h ppe e ith ac Press. Box 3. roughing — AN TRACTORS a 1521 8, | $11 hester area property in furnished, TED, ERN FU : 8 p.m. at between lous. shion Intere GIRL, 1, » | TREE TRIM FE 4-0444 % ton pi D EQUIPME YOUR OLD JU - Ros St. 1949 2-0040, Centrally. . FLT RN. HOUSE, 2 poetween 2 and | Ave st, Above West Side. pretered.” FE 24078 ee Sune Gane gs OUR OLD JONK HAULED FREE. %. Auburn Rd. located. MY nai,” Dene ne i hi Telegraph k Sho rage E Side pref YSITTIN' E_ 4-0137 ‘SUR- p trucks 1% ton — . er B.H NEA ly. Deposit responsib Birmingtam. ‘arnings. A | TRON eferred. FE a. Also re qT | Be Peay nied OL enry. In R TEL-HU 3.7489. equal Pa : : m, Ww aite’ P gs. Apply | ING IN MY 5:| TRENCHING moval. Trailers a emi-trailers Wanted nak ol ae room. Adi RON. DELUXE MODER : FE :- YOUNG Pr s Personnel D Mt Y #OME. | NG AND Ponti ry tors _ Wanted to Rent 29 ester, iat | quire 864 ults, Reasonable, — a RN 3 ROOMS ept. TRONING BUL ac Farm ; pote mien” Glendale In| Auto. AaB Mtoe m MAN ELL “TOYS. GiFTS, I GS DONE L.DOZIN Industri and 3 RM CASH FOR NORTH : Auto, gas heat, Couple BA school eliveries, Misc + __ville eal GLIN R. D. Tom G ustrial T . BUNGALOW Client wants EQUITIES bath END 2 ROOM ‘ : preferr wate: Ca tionwide emiums .urn. WO inOMiNG RR 3-5586. TON- pson- - PS 825 Lath pa Co. and garage. Will 5 BASEMENT 6 or 6 roo! well-located 4 _Laundry't entran Private | NEW LA ed, precedes re, Kraining BABY: & Supplies Oe Tnel 2] 2-806. 2. Tchad FE OY KNAUF NEW 3 ance. Very nice.| Pireplace. Se ne . Berkle . 3236 IRONINGS —iel . 12A eee Fe eh, Ot EXE 26% W . , Realt ROOM AN replace. Se) eat and wash eon Stee | TANT YOUN, OWT, peo el PH coun FE tia 4°") Ee ene nae se ea ao aoe neat |e erca come pone on Bim ie a te ie recing come Sees a a cg a dos “ODELL CARTAGE | fee « arene comet AUE, Realtor, | Sie, "iie'ta'atanare| parent aE g von re usiness h ONTNG ent sash ‘x6°6", 1 Lon iE care provid FE rooms JINE modern and job | _ mation call FE 44508, fo us| house ¢ leaning. | Sor Liont| With and frames, base- Tacs Pe ton M to the prope je _excellen PARTLY” FURN NO CHILDREN: ment and bath, ‘ul isT, Household F employe FINES cok Ew r infor LICENSED 8-3970. _opening. OL 2-4 20%32 fh complete aT WIRR yee Thc loving. pad cpproximaieiy Ready to . Near Ced RN, NO CHILD right “ne ofl heat, 1) base. = Fee to FOR SEWIN( wants w PRACTICAL ening. OL 2-6602_ ch rough | _ wants TON STAKE y $125. per PARTL or tied ek See a oe heat, fireplace hoe ensiag Corp. pal — of G INSTRUC-| M ork PE 40798 NURSE B bauiiag FE KE TRUCE CK Farmington, 1he0, w Y FURN pl es, $125 per mming pool, —— permanent | her ows IDDLEAGED usiness S evices” 12 Pai 4 “Mich., or cal adligede specialists or rent fo $30 PER M eos PE S010 ne oe oa eg housew WOMAN I te-necoh onto are nting & Dec Witte, "Gleveent Oi oo ee eee eet & Bones rouetort FE MONTE | OM AT 19 for appt. : position) FE pit. in motheries WISHES | AIR oratin Cleveland. Oh Teaain reputation ey NT LA 2-7568. L_FURN. HOUSES — | 2 6 . ee 20 ENG: nd, Ohio. tender as the roun: KE FR rent, Child HOUSES flp. Wanted Female | fount ror Gene fore is poy he Babe, eae Some puma dN ag edn My Mild € 0 re Ao ee | fie ea tiene | eacy Sea or, egy | Remar San AR a POR G GENERAL RESTAU. eds home, Willin LLC CHILD deliv arpened Free nives and me Steam « WALL side. Call FE . furn, W. — ent w discuss the PACIOUS Ci CL ALLED LA work cme) ot.) is to do gen _Gelivery FE 26073" Fa Lincoin. T a oe INSURANC “2-5838 after 8:30, Se tne knee seems tare LEAN PVT. BATH ane on 0beE: = ¢ i. must —_ G| and alee wit or working era] | ALL MA 3 #5 Lineotn Mi INTE fers NCE EXE B after 8:30,/ comes, ¢ have homes, f Real Se tr, Baby wel blocks Lakefront. A N 2 nab. abc. capa ot aasisting tn gre ee | cute ior eee, eaaived be dakota aan 1 INTERIOR EXTERS fare. house —s it Bled 9 et we aggennene es, farms, in- | Si 2 elcome. MY —biocks from village. } ae te Sane ¥ 3 in TEGO: | wages. MY r 24083. at our P| factory train: Dg _taperienced, PEt Sonam OR ear Lincoln pI, room apt. ‘m resorts fisted piios ‘and ALL, iar By? oar? a7 8 Main ttey’s Resta Bet IMEOGRAPHING, T Gace fee ee omen | ha car FR Se able, | RELIABLE FE 43288. DOR! ee ate R.oas wear. | Rent . ay + eee rial service RING, TYPING, | Bi. | Tene “9g ts RD 2000. | «= Bedroom PARTY DESIR RIS & SON Parke St. AT. House: chester. RECEPTI 3-2842 e St. FE Ww Be INTERIOR Dist house in W TROUS 3 782 W. Huron REALTORS Rent rere Sent Houses Unfurn. 36 mother with, aasist ~youna| site Salat te Boe on oe | OP PLIAN 3-013. Seedt et eet See , & EX: | _Be sia pect’ oft cave nesgrede WE NEE Bhone FE 41557 « Usturcisbes 2 BED . 36 > om: household OUNG! in Ex R DR. OR IANCE Free est cash, x 87, Pontiac care assured, A D 8. OAKLA ee ee 2 an. BRICK Z amaitsaiaren Live Tg lores ‘i aot at, We cervon ok Psp Rg a PAPERING = poe o re tire Ap L0Ts. |e, Curr Ponti os Lake, Near school. 100-monthige — Mot bave| sition, D WOMAN WISHES PO! oo Stinger washers, retrig- BETTER_F 48364 2 REOhOOS OM LD tant LISTINGS WA NT 2503 7 ROOM 2-6663 ‘or = ee 4-1578, References. GReenieat eek. Mr) ¢ns Ready to ence. in w Geer et teal teen. uo “ LE APT. IN F, HOUSE BUYE ED tn. Good loc . OR 2_ BEDR “| Sgement ear. gore men- 96 Oak! apolisnc alt | Patnting & S ABL AC. OR ERS WAITIN to location, UN- OOM U é give + Sa nao ice ween at oe tne & workmanship. free sitimascs, Ft fila ee eet Nit FE D178. Sb. etn YOu Now iS ;-19_bus ine 20. Whitemare. jake Orten av ar. _ Rouse IN + | SILL SAKE COR renees. Write | Sigg. Get oer bid aieed | TEACHER. |}, CHILDREN. DESIR. PROPERTY < Pe ato RMS. AND BATH. ot_MY _ 24141, fake Cake GF GaNED ta | . bid. ofating. 50 Suto. heat. call PE: basement, LL EQUITIES BUY “adults only, |2 BEDROOM « —_ home for about IN ANCE 5-6625. vee" guserience Fa days. all FE 2-3130 7 | alte, HOME . of Sylv 4 bes. © day,| “oe eran Ww : ce, FE | WTD.: week is ATH STO T mile off Mee, eas phe Washi an Lt. FE, Thyle Elec vacuum pho om 7 BEDROOM HOME. MOD- slie R. Middle eee couple full bath, sll Gi deal, ve we believe 2 BEDROOMS, 3% ACRES for $04.50. Bet. N. Perry) decorated. Good ; on sail, in Va and sei frontage. 297 fi. deep ‘ R. | ; Yes, there's livin room end, Mi, Clemens 6. on N. East Located east of Pontiac, e. Total OR 3.3531 to suit with iow down payment. George rwin dining “room. itenen, ful BR N " Th. $6,250, * $-8422, a ul wir or Iw N 2 BED- =e oe . cae a REALTOR 209 Baldwin Ave. electric sore & dryer & : ant, ae Sept. 2/$3.150 DOWN — Attractive north WEST SUBURBAN FE $-0101 or FE 86-0505 _ jumbed for auto, washer blocks from village, MA 4-3497. side modern home; 2 large ' ) 3 bedroom brick ranch built in 3 BEDROOM Ly wEgtié Ick Ban Ais llr faeces iad We wilt build on | bedrooms, unusually mice kitch- bath anew for cash, Good location : our Poe ° 3 bedroom ran | Rent Lake Cottages 36A/ cn with iots of cupboards and Gusset meee te eee oon Oe there's, a creek at. the “eur mae wa he te breakfast space. vette nowt ble window sills, tull ment. GI RESALE Fg gr ge gy well “ri wired, automatic hot BM, FURN. CARIN, BY WK. OR Loon Mir oar Bagong Smear pois Js realty @, boestifel heme The ideat home for yous or eld) odased. we tts. Law denn ucilog M, tink and all interior . ic on. 250 * r ou eat and c¢ cons i Lake m inn O55, _ bl sck-top ut ss tate” rag. Rape y pin Only 4 year olf Alum pay't & $7) mo tion.” Ask ion Mr. Brown. . WILL orme screens » ac 7 on ea Aug. 18 — wil take car for down payment peviing bedrooms larger than aver- FURNISHED) Fasety. any $8650 LITTLE FARM — §& room Sept_ib. on Sane). FOUR capac =1, FLOOR ~Un- . this 4 room garage home in- | _ age. Modern to minute kitchen ease of 1-4 rm. @ 29 1: eungaiow bel ax 1908 ” for 2. wk ‘or ie Ra abundant ‘closet space, Oth hy rai _ cluding, space, ie ae Ess Scxise en gered rd hate good turaace, *waterheater” Pines home." Automatic oil furn a i” 2 , . Boat Fafa with {iter ond’ fon. Hearty | $9; mare: Sen SS spreading shade trees. Wes car garage, vaved Bt neta ee te. eet: Over ere of land, T x N i. new and in excellent condition. 5 room GI re- FOR COLORED \ suburban. Lake priviles ges. $1, 380 He ‘sure ‘to wee. 2 _ . - orms. Extra large lot trees and shrub-| sale. Built in 1049. Nice Large 5 bedroom. Pull - og down, $66 month ing, taxes and te Oty B1i,000: Terms, | $1,900 DOWN = Weat side. 8 room ry, School bus at r, bus 1 < r. —§ a4 mew, 3 £.. earege, gicely, lands ay OL A) — —/6 insurance. Phe | i ei i. . sa . vungelew on paved st. with twa Pontiac nearby, screens, ete, Jus! meas o acap ard wi outdoo: rbe- CLOSE IN RC larg is B : Zoplya om 8 paved street. cue, full” ee $10,800 with terms. paar ‘, tre mice furniture at Bree ee easement sed fore, liopy COTTAGES “ t only $8,300. across from -pclong =a ROCHESTER — 2-bed oa Cas fer” Sather nforme- “You'll find that Mary Lou is terribly easy to make © oceay er iis ‘a Lake ’ w - room m = . Ww. 4 room almost new 11 500 EST sIDR — 7 nf week, or month, pager og . "eb. Meders iiteb- 4 $2; DOWN. enemies with!’ ares pf iorloet _ & HARGER CO modera home e essahiens gona: TRO: y room, pay stree 000 . F oe se Nor 4 Onn asement and ol] furn, Lg. 2341 U. S. Hwy, 23, Oscoda. pares lot, $10,809 with $2,850 Sa a art basement a good buy, terms, 33. W. Huron FE 6-6189 front poreh, Breakfast room, ive Wako TARE MODERN CONV.| “°wD. - , me “with 2 Busan Late trent furnished ¢ rm. car garage Nice lot and paved beach, 2- Reas. ee cent REALTOR 5-9471 house 1 2 YR. OLD 3 BEDROOM. BRICK- Sood hood. a, S-bodrm. MA es ROOM — 3.73 acres = mg 8 1- car — ia aie sare sommet ira &: For Sale Houses 43 aoe Sale Houeet 43 deren "Marbles ies nor e261 or Hebets py fiat poe Mh eg “Only “s 000 teen.” ee — you just that! New hill-top h Tea pen Eves & Bun R 2564 érsonville . . ¢ For Rent Rooms — 37) kives & view across miles ec | ade Ane batietn breakin OMULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE BRICK $10,975 NEW 2 BEDROOM FRAME HOME| OR }-1268, beth, 726x136 ft. lot. 3697 Prank: | si9s00 REAL VAUB — Lovely ~ 2 fields us all mod- . living ‘es ck eon. ee , M% nooks off Cass-Elizabeth Rd. | fARGE AND SMALL. HOUSES p IN| man Ave, Drayton Plains, OR |“ semi-bungalow with 3 bedrooms, MEN, NO DR bho facilities for owner's com- venience ; CEDAR SHAKE $9,975 Plastered walls, hardwood floors,| “Pontiac, at Keego and near) 379600 “This one is Just like new.’ Full ‘4 rE F * apeaeaes . fort. Brick and frame, large lovely Cass bg tones, of ‘i | Let us build a beautiful 3| ‘ecorated, just a few steps from | Walled Lake IN ROCHESTER. 3° BEDROOM | basement with gas turn, and rec- SiH AND EXT PaivATE WOW. rooms. ceramic bath. 2-car at- bedroom Bg atte 4 . 36 on swimming beach and bus line, OSE McL AR TY frame Atlached? garage. Fuil — rm. “Bereened veranda © A ENT. ATE, WOM- tached erage. Phone tonight onda. Galen marble aie Full price gor oe down basement 2 bathe, On 2° lots Lovely lot Paved street, “Owner an, 44-2847. for de 500 DOWN iow sila’ ear deere astered | E&Y monthly ___FE 22163 or FE_6-3878 | Olive 1-6334 __ leaving city.’ CLEAN AIRY PROUT ROOM, on FLOYD 7 $5 W?} . walls, beutiful basement with of) | RED HORSE. ‘CORP, ARE RE YOU UF SHOPP:NO | Anoumpr aes BIRMINGHAM” vce | efile. OewAR is ‘ 4 r ™ Tey + 1 Ee met = Orchard Lake Ave. FE 2-786). een Reser W ATER FRONT hecioow 3 Bedroom Rancher Pitns im ous fee c el gaa ‘ Sole Coe eee Ra. For “awe sree hams. age yd Lake. rare modere 11 "room 03 | ad modern "panesion won aati CLEAN ROOM WITH HOT PLATE. : ’ lake Y . SS teune ME tee ven home. with beeutiful bitch Like New Boole Recebael ser, teliter ory tdety come tm and ace Us.| poms, Garsces, Many built. in| cok floors ‘sed “plagkered ote, : ~ee-—_.|__Next to the Consumers Power en and bath, a nice living wi vileges on Williams Lake bad ry 2. Save your energy in gas. Let us| features, 2 baths, lots 1202130 Tile bath. Youn jatown | ie GLEAN SLEEPING ROOM, GEN- "—| room. large se porch. a Easeass Feat ie be Solar’ ferthes comer do th looking “We have ® large | house tyeer oid. $35.900 Terms | “You'll love thie one te” uemen. 2 Horton, ave, FE 2-871. xc )LORED I FAMILY wardrobe, closets, and 4 Spacious living Toom and. ining | wot Dot feel od et | ERs of homes and jots te " Vinewood 3-600, Kisea Real Bs- “em : LEEPI eaulily TOO! ASe- ‘ petin, * me 2 © “ee duden ment, hot air fumace Auto, hot heat. jaa ot feted ample ull-| DORRIB & SON REALT\ our. friendly ee iggaid LAKE 0645 NORMAN 1.11 B ROWN, (Realtor x water, 2 car garage, Ideall ‘e GILES REALTY CO iecelle - | i ¢ 142 W Hu BH 24810 FOR LADY. HOME PRIVILEGES. Garage. ‘“ . ity room, —— con- | 752 W, Hurop Phone PE 41557 mi Cl ALIRTS ear found, partly .1urnished No cated near stores, bus and schools od urey__ Lovely joca- tion. Home ot 4 gised s Living om = room, . Full bath. ‘Basement, sun rit ¥ vat house for 3 cay "6 500. Terma, Shown by rah & GREGG COLO ED, ROOM HOUSE. ° Sermon been. ott ther pm. m. x tn $7 180 rae down WE Kl Rg lot, agg | down ,000 down. 24amily brick tag ho po Sy = full basement, ou —— $1,000 down, . Ww. DINNAN 6s Ww. ne! FR 42577 7 22 MA : | between 6 p.m. and 6 p.m. We represent a Dulider who will page "ee pain dows ymment on ro KStom-buit home of your Toles | ive W Pye 4. Nott, Rogier HOUSE, FOR - cS ae 3 Clasattica oe behdeiyind t need for as a call. FE Lake. Park Place she: TT Baldwin FE 5-8275 KNUDSEN ag |e minole Hills 2. bedroom brick home with 7%, baths, It also has a den and sun room. Gas heat, water softener. fire- place. Good 2 car garage with paved drive and well es yard Giadly 9 and 2 baths in ¢ condi re Clarkston Area anch home, Hving room, ry x 24, corner Asepines: com and kitchen, Partial basement, heating unit. Attached 2-car and yard. storms rear softener, Fenced water screens. Priced at $10,500 NICHOLIE arage. Excellent condition. realtor ot 1 x 180 with extra | 4 * Clemens rtd PE 56-1201 lot available. $14.90, $3,900 ve. Mr. Meiser, FE 5-8004 down, West Side Brick Attractive ote parma oa 3 m ie e * ah ccaditen. Queso’ Jon - ‘ on lot 131 x 128 in Webster | WEST SIDE Bel di t, h 3-bed family home. At- rear porch with eae tractive entrance hail, spa- feaek: $1880, teren terms. Bloomfield Highlands bedroom brick built tn foot wiih) 8 room & “tat Moor, 2 duced price to $24,000, terms. Donelson Park Attractive 7 room bome fea- turing fireplace in living room, all juded. Full with of] heat iM ee or foray se. Situated om lot 85 . $24,500, terms. Hunting & Fishing Lodge FA x4 t 44 tog cabte moog com. plete turned, ie “Tove feet of river trontag \% Roy Annett Inc.|, ™ Son mvenings and Sunday Ga new | Timkeo reood yaive , font suds wi with s fites WM. He KNUDSEN EALTO 510 Pootiee State Bent Bidg. KENT Established in 1916 THE ENVY OF THE NEIGHBORHOOD directly to a or bedroom ene An en- Hf our a A COMPARE OUR PRICES AND OUR. “Srciric BUILT” PECIFICATIONS 430 HOME PLANS “Home : Planners s Center” browse through our , Perea take at the convenient FLOYD KENT, ‘Realtor. LITY BUILT “QUALITY, 3 T HOMES” oftice Ms, lock a AMPLE R PARKING NORTH END Lovely 2 bedroom home on Oliver St., nicely decorated, Full base- ment. Nice oS poe A-1 con- dition. Shown b: iment on- COLORED 4, bedrm on East Wilson 2 pe or ogg | lew os. $1700 down. Buy either confidence 4 FAMILY near Wil- On South Paddock 8t., son out of town owner must sell or trade. wer gose chance for business-m person 383, Auburn FE 43303 OR_3-2420 FE 2-1053 $250 DOWN Plus Costs ar ARDS. NORTH END LOCATION, a BUS. FULL PRICE. $8,850. RAY O’NEIL, Realtor — a N takes to diy 2 homes, now rented the other Coed bee i ; - Mi OHNSON, cg 7% Ss. mee cious living room with studio windows and natura) fire- on shaded te all thin yo only $13,500, Better call us today. 4 aso oops FRONT Located in a — Sere Call between mm, and ‘ween 4& 6 p.m. 2 BDRM. pad BL go AT CASS LK. con to school and business a cme a. ay well Excellent Cosme rt; aaa ae: Write 1 ce eropery. By : HOMES, 100 FT. LOT, pear Rochester, $100 down. GOODELL REAL ESTATE Rochester R or STilwell 1-181 OLive WILL he pe 48 im BD, Gre or tesa tee between 6 BUMP Man, here . the oppo — bave been waiting for, 26n33 6 ROOMS—$2,000 DN, Heart of og ow region! A 1 home," ranch ty: “with a Bmag room. Storms apeegne. East” gb ’down tei yours, ff YOU HURRY! Humphries Realtor PE 20474 Fe 47114 83 N. waitiple L a ene CLARK CLARK REAL ESTATE Bee Bis RY } Vi} t ' “i ae oe ee ea? eae ae ee oes 2 ag oo home, full. se basement, Fj yey ‘Donelson ~~ ar ee teas. shove, | joe 8. Y BEAT THE vets with . $2,500 down TIOLMES BARTRAM 4302 Dixie Hwy. On 31050 BEST. Buy this month. In Pontiac, Just off. N. Perry 8t 2. oedroom, liv- room, dining room, kitchen, full bath.” full basement, soseae. plastered walls, rdwood {loo landscaped, paved seen. city water, sewer and gas, and $1 down. BUYS A new home, must eel) present home! rooms & ly landscaped. gas heat and hot water, near new Emerson school City water, sewer, paved street. $7800 and terms. FOR The handyman, 2 vedroom \eke- oboe posi dan needs (inish in- on many Leresnong sr = @ lot, porch overlooking tare with $800 down. TODAY Is the time to pee e pear red this fine 3. garage, a heat and hot water, Storms a screens, very clean, excellent con- dition, ci water, sewer paved street sidewalks. $11,900 — Terma Templeton GI RESALE New condition, Ve attrac Sooke. room with dining L, drs wardrobe tie be bath, TT bacement. oli heat, storms alum Well 5 corner a Must be sold 2 us an offer on *“"KEEGO HARBOR 6 room modern. Pius breakfast room and glassed in = hb. Can used as & Becrm. Fut basemen rege. Priv, on Case tans A i] . J }H abun. Only $890 dn.” . L. Templeton, Realtor 2339 Orchard Lake Ra. | FE 4-466 After 6, call NORTH SUBURBAN posers 3 ae home soamering tus ba: ae. car es e, eae teres » yereeme price. onl ee Matias ly J. A. Taylor REALTOR INSURANCE Spen Bret Pree Parking Jeun- jURY brick ranch, a ores way, beau- lot, locat- neighborhood. it 2a Ba f i} 5 is to gh had, oreese4 ed on ft of this Weg scnbincica, poy ‘aed office, In the front are 2 large pine-paneied rooms with coved vetting. lights. Idea) for profes sional man's office Beh these are the bedroom, bath and kitch- iy ing room with with storms, screens and ous ngs Attached plastered garage, walks and paved driveway, a sce- Golf Course. Possession at once wil WHITE BROS. Nothing Down ' b> Don Donald. OR }- TERRIFIC BUYS WATERFORD LAKE ESTATES 3 bedroom ranch type with at- = er a oon ag recreation room h fir wall to wall car- atte. ® vas aod screens, Cy- clone fence. excellent lawn, situ- ated on large corner lot. In tiac’s finest sub. ares. A real down. Owner transferred. IN CLARKSTON 3 bedroom ranch home with full churches. Owner transterred pm ar ne ee = ~ to him = month, Py brick” poue ! fet a th $2600 4 $1300 per cont maaan: WILLIAMS LAKE oo ranch type, 3 bedroom piastered w i +y 2 ree jot, 100% with ke rivite leges, ust + blocks. Pull price only $12, with $7100 down. WILLIAMS LAKE io Hving and master room, ye with Clarkston: REAL ESTATE INC. a0 Ss Main, a Mich, GAYLORD Francis Street rene for regular two family home 5 room and bath each, tiled base- Ardmore St. corpeting basement "died. This is &,, -- home you — see. $67 per } Mosth Includes saaee ! (ourenee. Built in 1055 with Total EX only ote per ¢ Donelson Park North Side « FE 4-9584 tii Sano Wt" . ¥ ie \\ \ ee i aide- | nic view overlooking Silver Lake The owner has transferred, and sacrifice at $15.250, $6,000 down to a 6 per cent mortgage. un, 10-6 Will bulld 2 or 3 bedroom starter buy at only $13,000 with $3,500 sireet - “inree , \dirhse pest, eee ‘alls, ed, 1Yrent 140 2 bedrooms, weill-to-wall oo full basement with plastered rec- reation room, large kitchen with dining full glassed in front porch, a 1% car gerage. situated ~ only $14,000, This is a good eo much to tell about eee. - Wider gas furnace 2 arid Kit this today, New brick ranch home, Built fn 1954, All is - a ~~. % this ag $ on 8 main strect, Walking one floor, Once Full bevementy 2 io total pric o] dy wa foc /your” very $11,900 and C9 two weeks| You 0 Gers ah. "RED TORSE CORP. 5018 Cass Elis. Rd, Fe Te LAKE \KE ORION HOMES SEVERAL CHOICE LAKEFRONTS LOVELAND 2188 Cass Lake na, et Tie Harbor FE 24675, | _. Beecul FOR COLORED LARGE 4 ROOMS & BATH Li FULL BASEMENT, HOT AIR RNA GAS HOT WATER, ly CAR GARAGE ON PAVED 8TREET. JosT OFF 8. PADDOCK. PAY MENTS JUST $55 MONTH. LY WITH ONLY $8750 DOWN ‘ Leslie R. Middleton en and 1620 its large fireplace and 13x33 patio, | WALTER QREEN, MY 2-6631__ overlooking Loon Lake where you BY OWNER, 4 RMS,, UTILITY can have a fishing boat at the bath, fenced-in yard. West dock. ot” TS pentas, Phone, "FE 8-2622. There is @ full basement. oil) jy OWNER, LEAVING TOWN fired hot water heat, thermopane 5 a: sell, New 3 bedrm. brick. windows, storms and screens Auto. gas heat. Full basement. The finest construction. §19,500.| gtorms and screens, $1,000 do FE 56-1902. . SMALL HOME — “WITH “3. “LARGE | Brick ‘bedrooms, cash. OR 3-107. Ranch |SMALL MODERN STONE HOME, with extra lot, located Between liome| Pike and Ackere Ave Total price ij (116, $1,100 own, e@ aver oat floors, iarge the aur wih | payments,” or will ‘swap equity vanity, living: room - 2 wall or down payment on larger home picture windows, all ped | _4-7408 'FOR SALE BY OWNER- “Y BED- Cedar shakes. elu- minum awnings, combination strms and screens, paneled fam, fly room with fireplace 2 oor rage 765 Drive ali | _FE_ 5-0520 after 5 } ROOM HOUSE. NOT ‘MODERN $2,000. “} Hillside, PE 6-070) Red, Brick Ranch in Clarkston Estates Located on corner ‘ot, 11 fn Clarkston's elite residential area, is this extremely —— new, 3 bdrm home. 2 cut-sto fireplaces, peer brick garage, pd room heme tached, Full basement, recreation space, auto. of} heat, Ds «aay oak floors, ste slate stone wall at rear a prop- erty adds raping that sur the oir rs and landse tha ones Oo home. 610, she bown bandle. All This for $7,900 Attractive frame with attached _ breeseway rage in good suburban neighbo: ee jot, 100 ft. wide, nice lawn, on sized bedrooms, ull bath, & eak floors, fully insulated, hot water our best suy this pear. $2000. down and $55 per m Builder Broke $750 down and right tn. brand new 2 bedroom bungalow— good suburban nelghborh schoo) _ yfield—nice agg ee = fishin f terial to finish some fin —ma! on premises ieee. Danay buy for handy Giroux-Franks poh: ey REAL ESTATE 4305 Dizte Hwy. Open until 8: Sun. 1 to 6 p.m STOUT'S Best Buys Today WEST SIDE 3 bedroom brick, full base- ment, garege extra a with breakfast hook, Fl PL . 2 BR and full bath AC w vite large haliwey. $16,300. with terms, EAST OF ADAMS RD. One step negrer beaven in our charming 2 BR_ home done in Roman roomy closets, seach, veramie tile bath with slid~ ing door, $13,750 with terms. -JUST THE THING -- For you ff you ere lookin . for a 2 BR house with ful: basement, bullt in 56, elec- tric water heater, of! fur- nace ok floors CEL- LENT CONDITION, large lot, frame, ONL bt) down, located west of city. “ 7 COUNTRY LIVING 4 rooms and full bath, full Seooment with drive-in rage, otf furnace 3 ‘ this is a wonderful buy so berry and call, ONLY $7960 with low down payment. ACRES & SHELL 5 lovely acres with a 4 4 bath shell plus and }\»-car g. rege, A D Boy. with low down payment, Edw. M. Stout, Realtor FE 5-816 " ‘Com ae ttl a3 PM. state yes wil have a wel planed | you will be West Side—5 Famil t Sompteteiy furnished tr ifousnont J Toss ome mon iy Extra Large Home = with ‘stoker heat. At zoned red Ww ccm e| Nas ote esl oe seasoned land contract in + own e trees, frame bungalow with full Gl Resale RD. ). RILEY, pgs $00 Miix, Lake R: / ’ Oe FO ee a ew ae ye De Pon ee Se Pe a Oe ee SS ranch tree: |: Golden oak ) “ x only y or f ite alls through- | Co-operatiy GAYLORD) #2 gaeitireanne se: ef FE 17-0086 BROKER FE 43941 | Owner Transferred Possession by Gept. ist Cape Cod home & rooms, full | prateypaeto close to school, gas 47 reduc water softener included in duce Nice 4 price. Good neighbor. Nicé for Couple Neat small bungalow on two large lols, newly redecorated, new rug included in price, $650 down. 11M WRIGHT, Realtor Ph Oakland rE. 6-0441 FHA RESALE Mere ts aw lovely little home for a couple, Living room, kitchen with dining space, 2 bedrooms, bath and utility room. of) heat, elec- tric water heater, paved street, eM Bobaes pa down and oy 21 E. WILSON’ If you are handy with tools, here species back yard with plenty | PRIVILEGES Nice 5 room ranch ~~ 26 living room, Lot 336 « 10,000 terms RIDGEWAY REALTO! 975 Baldwin Ave Fr 44203 MULTIPLE L LISTING G SERVICE ~No Down Payment, will bufld 2 er 3 bedrms.. _home on_your | lot. FE 5-018 3} BEDROOMS en 3 large tote Northwest suburban, newly decorated, seal terme Call for partic: ular shell ARNOLD REAL ESTATE , 20.8 rere Rea I: i 50678 ° KE 5- 5783 COMFORTABLE LIVING Por «a Lg family tn . ment home with scaped parce: Large living room se peeks Foes Sree pM ag ng Ha — ‘to be appre- C PANGUS 1919 M15 Ph, __ Ortonville 132 collect — COLORED FRANKLIN RD ideal for lanes family, nt bedrm older bome in good Big shady yard. Fruit trece” a war- = area, Close to schools and is a real bargain. ¢ reome bath gas sewer, of] heat, - cash or terms with LOW DOWN PAYM’T Will purchase this home located at W. Rundell, Living room, kitchen, 2 bedrooms and beth, full comet. coal heat, gas wa- ter heater, ear gat, paved sauiee jot 120 f{ close | stores and bus line 500 terme $4,995 CASH Here ts @ buy you can not afford to miss. Ideal year around home to is, and line Living room, kitchen, di- hette, 2 bed 5 th utility room ot} heat, a —, heater tile floors lek, CHEERFUL. ATMOSPHERE Cute and ecoty 2 bedroom bunga- low a — to build memories. Saeet see with dining and beth, sun- pore: ful} basement of] heat, electric water heater, large lot with berries, fruft and shade trees. sak egitomwent a) Heigh ‘IMMEDIATE. POSSESSION This four bedroom home ts vacant and ready for you to move in _2 bedrooms, storage bath up. ‘Living room jkichen 2 bedrooms and beth place in livin oll water hi . full basement, 1's ear garage, corner lot 170x130 = a quiet » down, "e G. HEMPSTEAD treet. $13,500 with | bus. ° wi = M, BREWE: Fr i-osse Park Ld "MA 6-738t FE 5- NEW HOUSE FOR SALE. geo paymen of $200. have ® good credit. House needs some — te complete inside, fz a2 abe wiht 2 Rowe: month, gy ge “I Bide. i att Pronbaesi eyes, Beet woes proce sok ‘. “4 OR YOUR car wn, New ! bedroom with. basement on Bawe e dow area Lake "privileges ay inside, _Ofion” vieinity, OR 3-1407. Children’s Paradise *, Wwell-shaded vard, 100x174, completely f ee Nv _ leely land. WEST’ SUBURBAN Tr OWN HO Loca les weet of city, spar- built hd ear, © 4 room 2 = iand flity room oe Hora’ Gerace Meo Oe. fered at $0,950, $1,450 down. GI RESALE | ' BUILT IN 1955 Norn side, fully and bath, 2 bed oom home Landocape tn fered ol aI and insuranc: Ne | you BUY, Pte DE Ir MAHAN | ota BBE tae — ree | re 4479” ves Fe $0810 | 3140 W. waren FE 2401 MIDDLETON’S -EWAZABETH LAKE Best Buys f , AES fetter / - G.I. Pontiac Bg ike privileges Only ‘ This wond $950 down. ome sri fal, Basement cera vats Eeate RL Middleton hu Eid i abe ot $300 DOW sober WM. A. w 3 bedroom house =a EE] KENNEDY MULTIPLE g 7 a 2007 W. vee rE GATEWAYS to|——2=* Ban of EN -HAPPINESS. | "ter*actet tars sum oun “i oA laa Rl et ¢ Busnes Operon : Money to d.oan 83|° Swaps ie: \ WE COVER THE [~~~ Seep tame aa, rag ri ts a : sare Bi ae _.Need $500 : ee ee ve sure a - a ert your buagett miner or whet ene | | say rood “hans priv consul! | See aor ee, and tell Sees | an, “$2 or agon git Eee PIE oo wt| Home & Auto | anrsiie srgpocnon 17F pan - bY jigsaw, large 24” af truck in af rain. . 4 of ist value, “prade or sm SLICE OF MAM = ee RE Ee ae ' eee gt 2 Fit work wise on this one 383 aahern months of running ar oe pss ee, Loan Company | Bait ite tide! ts * On baba ate-Wide veep iret | MAGE READ Stic OWNER Real D. CHARLES REALTOR ours: _} {oS Saturday @ to 1 Skipper. 7 he Shapes 8. T mm, “eosi 0521 pool a, zim, “1c ‘a Bras: é Linda. eo 3-Bedroom = See Se iar = OO on ear around E Soveiee. SELL OR SWAP FOR . ste’ dining , 7 STALL, SUPER SERVICE sf 0- Extra Fast pad pg ee gy Fe Com- ton VICE STA- nerd pot 1. ‘00d tocation, A S Maybee Rd Write? V. Homes _ [asp tome seekers sat te ae ae Servi Fett et Re ‘ONLY - ARTRIDOE a ervice ida. lots for Mictiaan. propery, Meadowood Sub Nocren. CoRRRRTON, ARBA, 183 _T0'8 M "BIRD”| you can borrow 420400 quictly |i MONTH OLD Gi rie : ° "5 AC! nes | lew BA 5-6616. THis 1 18 es OUR - OPPORTUNITY on signature, car, or AB. sored is MONTH OLD ) SHETLAND AND MODEL OPEN 1 ioc no 5 me are t MIT ie itis * ees modern Sunoco station ogg oe without | endorsers iy so On 3a. Will sell, + _ | iyn and Perry. 8u Joe wi Michigan. We train a”, worthwhile purpose. Up ade. OR 32702. a 1) Boe es divided ‘ito th Si on Fk B one onths to repay. TRACTOR LOADER AND BACK ar . | DIXIE HWY. OR unrees AR RD. Higa 3 to 83 rep and ranging Office Box 490, Plint at * Michigan, HOUSEHOLD ge: Bell w_jrate. FE 5-3970, NEW G.l. & F.H.A. HOMES. DERSONVILLE RD. 1 MILE 4 s. ae i im "trailer, Will Pt men O18 > es. momeee. Fe WINDIATE TO SYLV $ ACRES FOR SALE. NEW yer_comh. FS 2M, miles north oe S| OWN CLOVERTON. ag ™4 ; ment, orth of ‘ity. Gea a Geter an’ coun, Ser a oes PIN ANCE ___For Sale Clothing 56 walle Gall for taformatien. Mode WIDE SURVEY PLACES THIS BY OWNER § RM MODERN, 3 i tema olive ration of | Pontia maa PLU ee ae Ee a” cnar car garage, 3 acres coe en | A Job 36, ‘Sout Saginaw 8. me |? ate baeld BoY's ch 8 MORTGAGE COSTS SULT HO STRONGEST, NEAT . Priced’ to tel af Sone ob for the Mrs. : Floor hone FEderal be Size 9. FE 5-8625. _QPEN DAILY 13 TO.8 P.M. 91280 eck These Features MES IN THE U.S.A. for house on W Bide tn rade | If your wife is s good cook. she | 5 WOOL SKIRTS, SIZE 12. EXC. . Bee okie home. 4/50, ft, lots, 20 ft. . liv: pee: Construct For Sale H _Call after 6:30 pm, OR 3.6353, = = miss making a hatful in [ad in-between coat, size 10. ; — room "with ‘floors, Wardrobe clases, me your iroet 02, 2 siaster heme Se ouses For Sale Lake Prop. 44 ‘| tauraae. ey eat algbarban rea. Very geod send. | Other items. room 17 x 13. Master bed-| ater close to everyining. Meagewoed — Subdivision. “Boveral Plane WHIT located ood busines GATERNITY CLOTHES, SIZE 10 : kitchen, erything beautiful jots to Own: siness, RNITY CLOTHES, SIZE 14 & j ity. ‘out Me oDesk Lk - You Can’t Find” rivileges on Waceday, Lotus and COLORED Caan Lane Peers, 2 saemcos E Se hae Pull orice $1,250. YOU ARE 16. PE 5-503. cain ate a Better Buy aa Or wilt bulla on | Hrepiate. ne: stone Gi irou Ee k Luck Sale Household Goods 57 eS ealtor Pp AYME salen . idway St., 6 rooms, 2-car garage.| 84 ae ate al, tolles e BROS _ X-r ranks y mange: bt 4 Van saat Open Eves. fe NTS oe smueiede ce Ir Nevada 8t., $69 per month, faite ina 2 Bony es, also ‘ . . 4305 re ESATE To pave _—_e wjuite poe geet pura Room ROOM oe Low FOR § bd tle I °c en until 8; Sun, 1-5 ‘“Buckners in this ' 7 BURNE an. xxorpromuix, pix2| 967 Per Neath | Buen ene wey ftom, amet | Eero | OF 164 ACRES | | warty eguipren, meray | sins | AS i RP ‘ : : NE L i ’ : ve * lieve! J . everything goes for $1000, ‘ 158 | Rd. Me me ts on Walnut Lake) INCLUDES EVERYTHING OR erty CHAPIN, BROKER ommer. Pe ai a fre as level ta 6 table R. acres pr rr i pees. Lig Dixie Hwy, Roemer cactamere who are . Sis a Pg OaK 4 very 3-1014 AKE remaind ‘ : a work are tr ? a tee one fee ee| Model O [AHAN. | Walibed tout Bedrgom homme, fey, | ice nite ial a | bee eaeenty cae | ee | ty eras Been 3 : yrs, rood . . s . month, eutomati i now reduced to _small business. $65 mo. OL er ‘ jer table. : a Sat le tana ‘cl_beme. merase DAILY ya bei REALTY CO. REALTORS = tog Highlands double” garage, among wirepiaes nr nee sas hap “SERVICE STATION " puckners”) (@. Seah aT - : call Mrs, Vance ot), STERLING. Drive out no better value any- ., $13. acent lot VHITE BRO N monners: . 2. . Perry ‘4 mile Sa yet 1075 W. HURON There tna tate oheseg ond well| Seal int “ube choice lake S. Available for lease by yma 3 RMS OF FURNITURE (7. 4 i Bast’ Bivd to Medison, turn right i ST. located § room | brick ranch Heer $3500., terms. Phote OR 31 cox. Feasoneble. rent,” good. loce- FOR SALE, PRACT fe S YLVAN jr aan sien fem earpeted rear iting room Whig rane, Mfford habwal eat | 7 ie OR Fis 4, |e _UAWER 3 PMe oe : ‘ bo erock fireplac ane | I K ‘|g AXMINSTER RUGS, REGINA NEXT DOOR TO BRANCH pani pce meme Ogg ilweny ; Will Sell B NER RUGS, REGINA oie REALTY opens NY. cade Castell Realty POST OFFICE Deep rear it with ice had, ' LAKE ORION 4 ACRES Well establishe. aoe gro- nilure and dlahes. ot TE land owers te room, front, . me b Mh Oskland __FE 500) on - 3 et. ee Conven- eg hs gs orqeaeta, mise "posded = ™% Or OSE LIeN sk cower. at dcr ncuipment,| OFFICES AR¥ LOCATED: is CU. FT. COLDSPOT DEEP- iS ROOM HOUSE, HOT WATER SYLVAN LAKE RICK DUPLEXES and high schools a ue oi ag ey os unfurn, Sacrifice by STERLING. 200X800, LAYS at Tanase, cha te Vilage on freeze. FE 7-0356. Besta “Beaton Pian VILLAGE wre aera, 3st etrn | be ne a SR! Crore ce a, terms | | GOOD, Seatac ati) oe ta Picea | ea eg ae "Good condition, we egbale Bam Warwick has tion, oak at of construc-| 17241: z ‘ plenty of parking space. : 8.) an to aLaae ana Bee nes. we pore type homes ca vith basements. 3 baths, son fogtramle tile W atkins Lake F ront waaSot OTT LAKE m R. J. VALUET, Realtor t — ony men nt DRAYTON PLAINS 4513 Dixie Hwy, | for GENERAL LS ELECTRIC” TV : eplace. Cros- N alow, 6 14 e with 6 month. ann ant oa ; mare bey Kitchen, “gas es ricer ir rooms ad . bat ch - nse rooms and low itaed secon pe one 4 ee on 046 OAKLAND AVE.” am rye PO Call OR 3-5320 WALLED a B 230, Barnston I a ore ge Mg | down. 7 : it ° id 5 b ecorated. 2-c a VICE dish was § te eh Cuvee Lane. Bun ays. Ceca Tha? lot 1207 wide “and "J acer. “A places, high tent basement for fet! Senlog oot wi yoni reeling NTIAC wre 4562 Van Dyke “pete Sn vay oes MA — -| gall for appointment FE 45000. son, Inco per- garage, shad ; : comple , 5 k north ie oF ANY ROCHE | Fer ne Gh nnn | wm Test, brite 619.508. RUsSETL lat 24 ACRES across trom bank | PC. BLUE LIVING ROOM suiTE. = KIND STER piven I term very rea- terms. 170 W L A. ROTT. REALTOR Ott Davidson Maple rocker. La VEY WILSON, BROKER 2, Dedroom contemporary, | with | Oo, ey Ry . Sere PALTOR || fad Coumy tue, e'goed ‘way ee an an HARVEY WILSON, all Eitchen. 1% baths, | COSTS. REPRODUCTION | Near Wel : Ce PEE YEAR eae | oF 8000 an acre, B18 wood | buy BAXTER & LIV ee ., Crogen &. 2| Spnered pelle, 2 cer carport, with Edw. M. Stout R ig Fg »ster School home, With income ‘castaak, = Seen 64 W. Lawrence Uivinctrone, PT LEONARD REFRIG. $50. . Fs SHE FE 2-0657| in Se nate, Bee tt oy | "i. eee a ‘ealtor _ st will trade ints able eameete. Sake Orion. Avail- 914 ACRES DOWN (Ground Floor? 538 | 5 PIECE DINETTE SET. FAIR LL HOME Bye of Pontiac 4 Open eves May 8:30 PM. bad home for a small 4 room mod- L 6 FT Off Brown Rd, really pric OWNTOW N 1. FE 2-3302. 7 ANK SHEPAR OL 1-7511 ern home, close to a bus line lot on # hn sell at ONLY $5,250 Y ith rg to @ INCH HOT POINT AUTOMATIC feo ial tatane he" tnO'acet sant tries tiny | PEARL BLDC Se cpbeiatee Pies | Eater Sent, Sina] OT WPT Stee asiaed grove per Seat, TOP ee our model| Middlebelt anor. - (. ; - . s‘per year. TOP | $25 to $500 6 p.m, GOODELL mt I framot ie {Orchard Lk rd tk. Rd. Se OFFERS. FoR CO. | North Side—2 Lots : WATKINS LAKE On natuare \GeeS see’ read’ Jocation with good walk-in trade. 9 » CDMMUITY toad 9000 | ren eee, & F CLEARANCE 8 OCCUPANCY At edge of city—anoth * all ie bath, 2 bedroom frontage, TERR. . ’ road . ; * PRIEN 2-7131 ette na gear tu,| WILLIAMS LAKE, |¥=¥ 2 BEDROOM rua nowss Kattan cinereus fee | Gash nee’ w iS! Tikal ce Sede eee | wee ee QUOR ..| Cas el nee wg0u,| Sous" tal obement a at ee de ge ne saern gat ve.) Cosh in I Trip " hat vileges. Schoo: > on mod: ~ | Phone awire ie mater. $1,500 down éown So AS Dn. Teen enrage, prientncaned. iwi hiss = ce nedw. M.Stont, Realtor | “mt Only $13,300 dn.| We mig sar “Weer when you | Ht . call 8. J. Owens, brok culars . Saginaw St. Ph, FE §-8165 poo gg ie Phone: write or Remodeled Farm House | wt, few, Jett tooo at ths Huron Gardens Weck A We ATK] ee me Bret: 8S o> Rta pial Ss uP P* URBAN $38 TO S800 WE BUY, SELL OR TRADE scores, rooms, new mod - m modern. Inc! J ness dis usi- Oaki Bei “‘pusment, Colonial te. a FET foo 23 :30 pm. refrigerator erat Bo bee # room, lake if homes bee For Sale Farms 48| Amiimymadnciecd, reat, St, BENEFICIAL AUT Seeet ase trance. Latge tight rooms wash ater,| foome. large giassed-in vo Sie Will accept home FIN “OMATIC WASH and chicken house. 10 mil —— ~My — Only lots “Car garage — cheese ”. ACRES 61,200 DN, SUCH ANCE CO. NAT ER of Pontiac. only $10,500 rile D re on this payment Mur- | bu hed d Feed beach. School Realty, Ortonville : ¥ 7.W Lawrence 8t at wag ht ADVERTISED ms ba Zo wt a jovety| "tapout ome’ an trade Fgh ie ove "Phone mre | Re aree gi gime, Per per | can Ruledae Dm SiN PE coon OVER $80,000 GROSS FE 2) ofA. WAGNER CO. < cama? WO A M. ELWOOD On 31450 ous, 5 Call Rutledge OR 3-111]. FE 40003 Popular liquor bar on yy CASH __ “Phone PE. 9231, ; Pe. *t 8163 Cuse-Blisaber uceim sueeme maw 12 ROOM Brick—Terrace 30 ACRES FRM HOME LARGE | customer perking. © jenty of tree QUICKLY |@ BURNER GAS RANGE. USED. Sasa tier ah| Pee ere Pu_| ramen rang tum pow com Briek—Tetrece_| Fer Salo Revert Prope 444} 5 Ricca seectags | See cet cies ast Up to $500 tee. five W. Huron? t . y decorated and — able, ideal fcr . bat in comaeete s : tive Ask oe vase |MYERS REAL ESTATE, FE 4975 | room apt o Rees, Ave. tow ond eues. Pr draperies |ORASS LAKE. NEW CABIN, Gilles NY NW of Cad 1,000 price en termes ee Mn) ie “aces deals’ Bring your weondition Oa" po BEER. NICE NICE SOuiy tote ‘Downs "1% ACRES room apt, ou main fot che two | Sf T room bo ice $8,200, terms | Joining Biake forest. ‘ood hunting, | 632. W. Mi JONES REAL ESTATE WARD E. PARTRIDGE eto te alo a casper ne ae — | apt. 3 reom m home, shing. N unting niture, si ~~ TRADE-INS G L. H. BROWN, Realtor | Sssiend* recut houses are frigeralore and woven. automat JOHN Sig tek De. nal | PARMES OF ALT HOR. "PriceD por th ee ‘ai; me mer gucnae cra gee 228_W,_Buree__Ph. FE 2-4810 good Tepair, water, w, Gladwin. Mich. ESTA ili veecere $22.59 UD 2-4810| plus ample mple space ene poems eae . large let. «ROOM CABIN, T4 pipe ca oe P W DINNAN Thapeue : oo veesecene 95 up ?P Blant, soped 96.000 will han- UTIFUL, 3 BEDROOM HOME _Sibr or re fee meee, 7 7G CAAT 7 re ¢am| 1050 W. HURON ST a and Roy's Replacemen “pd 85, UD artri el Ideal home al! rooms on HUNTER’ 8. s . ARM OPEN EVE. 7 TO ° l $1 500 DOW N floor, Jovely living room be . RRALTOR UNTER’S CABIN _| 2, °egrea nes . Ld ABOUT ANYTHING YOU W aed t rooms, . reeden ron 1 16 Dear .| 17 mii paved road. a aes FOR THE HOME ANT 9g M HOME—Large spa-| Con ern Kitchen «dream barement, Multiple ‘Listing. re: 2.0828 Jot. ALoé9 fall price O°" ment, bara, chicken house, gran- “LET’$ TALK Loan Company AT LAS SALES Ig THE “BIRD” TO SEP py tooms,needs some cecerat. | completely paneled sement, | Multiple Listing Service price ery Corn cribs and . prae- BUSIN pio 202 PONTIAC STATE A little out of the w ¢ accord wi oor, and man ’ eal —— chard. §12, a JOINEOS less to ing but pricy “secordingly,, NoUld | Appointments, ied, asphalt ule |" For Sale Lake Prop. 44) 9 Bo "ACRES hard “412 9 = salto downs USINESS", oy rig pay. Special ‘while they WHITE LK.—$950 DN. — | Soo Se = Po main road 13 miles N. of | 978 Baldwin hve a AL ESTE £6203 You'll Al E E 2 9206 Gas sod siecle retrgerators. ‘ oo ; . CUCKLE: 120 ACRES OR T? ways kat ranges, and refrigerators, a neat & clean § room J VACANT HO Ye! > 7 R RE ALTY OR THREE «o-acre | 7h! Drive-tn restaurant pom ag neal arden ecce gh rat gh it car ae . R. Ailtz WEBSTER 7 Noun ee 0 a ar E. 238 N. Saginaw pieces. 643 Josaman Rd., Orton- equipment is tharp anda ee | TEAGUE FINANCE CO mait veukion cad’ springs end . Privile room NT 2 a ees - are, v : resses. Lake, Truly «@ i011 W. Huron FE 56-6181 +a Huron a Eiisabeth Lane Carpenter Lake, oat. For Sale Lot ough ‘igh Ayine quarters and en- 202 N. MAIN eee ge aun tables, — - Seceatens "tomaily “living. 06.500, Open # se * . Ray Estate property must be} Tay ARNOLD REAL ES- ots 4 26 ACRE F ough highway frontage to expand | ROCHESTER, MICH TV sels, radios, Tugs, dining room full price. ae: BY OWNER toved iy oak floors and plas- TATE, 3210 &. Telegraph Ra. © LoTs. CRE FARM HOME business. LO. ; o. | suites. Dinette sets and m § beareem home on large cocper| Soren ook my mong average FE_ 65-0678; $5783, Thee alg Sy Bs 8 ON EAST! comtorta’ . Commercial Buil ar tos se Via our iredets. NEW & USED. ir ecr NORTH SIDE, $1950 DN.| Seat,’ Tied bath. "ftosets,_ slice porch, ‘Sear garage and iarge| ©" LAKE FRONT HIGH HILL VILLAGE | ba” smodernined, cttractive set: | fretage ant "ts Lr oe moods Sons bergaine ee singine wats ten mae| Sega ae Bele | pum monwar froron, | Hea pa cl So me eee, ee | ee ee SLT yy . 7 ; 150 ent Fh a mall a s. 6 TO Sees ge Femee’s or i AML le. ier school ang bus, tine. | fiton, family home in At con | 2 Ace cetenee a necream oe | pet capers pa custom | Trout stream. Tho oust, Goot.| thing. ne? SOs tome. siso| WHEN YOU NEED | na fook roma‘? ac Come out c : i a s mow af ac ges SSeS hfe | Science feats dow ‘orgrieuing "the are = deep. Priced fe wide, by 100 te sioninct Behe Site “ecas* | MICHIGAN BUS $25 to monn re tna eye we hen, nice breakfast screened nh. . as low as $1070 . ~ 4 . OPE 2 BRICK TERRACE | wounrur uae sence | (EF P sn Wo Ad ase elle hae SALES CORPORATION| $ettt Wh" gUiuce ox ‘18D Pees j x @ a , Neat and clean. S.room terrace Yours for Acting home you would be proud to own.| Buaivene ant FoR TOUR UNN FARM ESTATES |) "Opes FE 5-610 | JOHN A. LANDMESSER gar oF , furniture, Tl 4 mites E. of Pontiac. « : t? “fete and asored wel hard) 2 story brick Large, room | HURON GARDENS BUNGALOW | ri AD youn WOME | Te bets & fer axcelent butiding | Next to the Consumers Power 1873 8. TELEGRAPH RD. Sudget, We will be fae E. of Auburn Heights ‘= Aaure gon ee ar gge mitving ogg gS agg Ay ye ee ye oe Be Te eta Te reat tiricted Gren. Only #108 down and . _PARK aT OUR PRC You" with your money orobleme, iaui2 RU 12 RUG AND St nfust $1,888 dn| closets, ful basement” obe | ith spreading Sake Gorn” Bee pOY rrowe'ti ingune rr) PERRY Sale Bu ;, OUR FRONT DOOR owes ‘with attach Monn heat, oak floors. ull siness VOODWORKING SHOP. W EL i- chat . Morri WARD E, PARTRIDGE] stzent Sowil realty pave i s te eee ee Property 49) $1 with machinery. STATE fis, Gacne pone git mien - REALTOR e act to get this one. Only Kishen and bath, new potent in a good. area lots avatlable SELL sired. Health dem Terms if de- X BUY. SMALE RADIOS & FOR: “1050 W. Boe eer: 2 Fgh i Ee Gude Gite iat iSaiiis are | ffnes mesain tone ace, tte demands retirement, | FINANCE CO. tabies_Pri_bome. PE iss. - BORON ST. a a $eseg — Terms. mtments./ —aeALTY 00. REALTO te “s gouner. te, bs, black: near echoal “Owner ‘aye a ig : See Mr. McBride for LAKE AVE-| ‘han . Return more; . purpose 3-641, ESR Se] GSES | RS stint naan | WOODED 1K. FRONT | Bah g? 98 St pass ga, ones | Sen ete hy Baier FE Geman eters er et | ag Non Tay TOR | | Seen Vor cout ae evens] "et Dost ® — IM “WRIGHT, Reale 190, PT. ON A. SCENIC LADD’S, Inc | WIL wore “ot | $12,800 to handle By owner. FE| fabrovements "caaitions of tocls OR BIT TORE s $1,500 down. : jie Realtor a, weet “HAN 3 FE 5-9202 , Inc. WILLIS M. BREWER oe * ae beg & La mall J.P. MA- : & Go West 2 FE 54-0441 LIMITS. a le ad CITY FOR CALE IGT NOW oe CONVALESCEN : Sean —S or enclose x Chandler a x NORTH SHIRLEY To the edge of Pontiac and : WELL RESTRICTED. mae Subétvisen. Wilke Arua e. Nios Ma 5-50, FE stos| | NURSIN is 4 "To build. «garage oF OE CRUG. 12x15, SECTIONAL Fa 4 Dedroom home on bus line, Fe est ee ee he ONLY $500 DOWN. ss Prep. Cobambin” Gay heaiaee | ae t G HOME & gareg f ‘ on sofa, Vinsback chair, Thor wash- Rape Pag, te de emit:| retay ort gou te tiem a ig R. J, VALUE wae agra | COOLEY | geaaed tor id patent Very” good See nee iting, | ike tits wee een and oe Pe x with $2,000 & good buy 000 — we automatic Rand j — wat At ET, Realtor ceatt, OR 80d. s008, ene LAKE RD. of : Located within 6 miles __ Pontiacs oF phon or oem FE “41 ing. tan eaten chair and cloth: : a Oe aa TIPLE 5-083 ge = e arene . 74 M59 E lands a eg tot Wee — MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE ee are LAKE Ra ~ eater ie ccdaaan feat deep ox Hint Sorner ws. Puce e cea ER Swaps 55 | New poi ste GAS eo k : : an = 45 tg Bee EEE | goer sumone MSH eae ae anch Home Sit atari, |e tan HABE reome| ghey eR ER | eag Sa 24 » & sbed ‘ Ls street frontage. Howse fine ao x Walton Blvd. among with terms. WILL ACCEPT oe FE @-7704 “at r tor 50 heavy hens, or po perf i= RCA USED CONSOLE ie nh RS. a] Pree ties ee Soe. Giroux BA «| “tenet, lots, oc Er ye re TSED CONSOLE | TV. for Gulckeals =i" Seno Beyer Oe] pein wae ae ociy, | te Wiciagin inci atck Si | | wal Sepia. hake priveges. 1 WALTON TV : . : 4 hear Fisher Bod : oe . 12 : — siued y. ris M. ban Digs > aps Fag Matton Cor, 4 Furnished. four FOR QUICK SALE rope cy Mi i. iat N. Parke rE fand contract for equity Balanc NEXT TO TRAIL’s 4 Lake with dake. ivileg A SALE . re sen Ms tne _® Fe oe Sa Boat Houses, Pontive Lake c privileges, eaves | SURGre’ oe Mg fected OAKLAND we NE On nae Mamaia ¢ 2 samosas Sree Roun tt . ve, SRAWFORD AGENCY Ra. canhot Miadienen. Por | Eaceltent ecaten, 16 tron a ge Bg Ave, __—_—_F tn | ne "with shelves on, cout Goad $e CEaar be Ag gg St. Helen. ie eas ass | ee Pte Bae bas est _ MI 6-1s00 ©” ‘Only 949.95. 1 to 8 pm. ! sale, CASH OR aa fishing. 3 cay oan 3 R van eon COLD SPOT REFRIGERATOR, } ; e: of room for elec. refrig, M * TE tional siness. i. ‘ A 6-3922 $45. sen 2-456. : EE ILLS! oa tent cna, commercial, land contract wcoonier, neasoned ; ine ann Ca se ST I | Sean ome 3. (e ma E WILL SELL LEASE ON SMALL be: 4 ioobe about 6 yes . Now ‘This is the buy of the year. i aany App!. #1300. restrictions the, advantages, tts tlig rent Sisabett Lake Ra = restaurant, Living quarters, incl.| 7 { BABY BED AND HIGH CHATR: front si ‘Hovis geescated to- Pr ik ._2186 Allerton Rd. 1 offer ear Ra. CARL W. p = se) US 10 FRONTAGE 1: re IR CIAL priced ers _Rapetinus, Soontion’ tn, ate en $1000 highway near Pontiac main available. G.1.. FHA, or y BUILD YouR raw. $3500, ‘ DREAM HOME AT man ntly h Realtor for tiswiren sock ot | cant Ask for Mr. Bateman 7 Mopen eves ti #306 Pat. ; -|REALTORS FE‘40528 $00 | 7t_S, Telegraph _Eves_& fin: SAVE ENERGY, USE WANT ADS! To find a job,. place ta Gee good used car, see Classi-| ( fied NOW. schools, vi x 3 : + \ ‘ a \ ees a ee od hoe ; i | ‘a . : IL ¢ % ‘ \ ; ‘ ‘ ' \ ry \ fru it 5 ; » * . | f AN ry : , ky ne / \ 7? = \ \} ‘ - THE PONTIAC PRES “heh We aN a PSEA fal) A ear + Ss, THURS A , , Beau 4 oy J ‘ S’ . Toe CARNIVAL ys D Y, AUGUS ST 16, 1056 on oar “{ 2K ‘ b € ced : h i i iy Dick Turner | ‘ 4 \ , \, ff if a! } =. For Sale Pets 69 Sale Fares. Bedipm ———4} ! ake” . f, EA wee eater én Equip ent 76 ; Aute xv x : rage, Ok INTERN | - Service 81 OR Tat ATION AL to 9 /DACHAILUND purPy. ce ns nama Tio TRaNiae ROE ASBE 74253. on ae preg and panienions ¢ vd ges ‘ ay OLE PUPS."1 WK. pr we. cites Ponte trans: BEAGLE Ez as CRA TOR iD Bellvie . T t Pore , “ee with Pp hiteh. car. Cylinders Li. i WHEELED TRACTOR 7RAicea | 8498 me =" er be : C , MOROUOHERED, BLADES, mee ee De : £2083 Shop, 23 Phone FE an Fave w soa gelle 4, Ol 4 , | te ao 0 GAL. OL Tan aseannsensenss O86 re mata dex, bare out aE Bie joann Sale Motor Scooters ? tn ay end_gonge._$28. hi hee Lass meaer hae . paint a Be } home MI Caleb hetore’ é ba NEL 7. TERS tobe = BATIO on i" _ HEETROCK. #1 H S25 257 S. ‘Sag inaw a on a “PaMALE + won Nts LO ED ve ae CUSHMAN EAOLE, | VERY INT AUTOMATIC RANGE. | Knotty ‘Ping BosTONs ke Orion, MY 2-1143,|_ HOUGHT ef Melts Be grirst $25." Cail y Pine Ssaceasaees “habe Rouen ois ang *tereen ¥ AT STUD, AKC. CUR. | 5% North Main EN & ‘SON _ MOTOR BIKE, 905. CR bore or rE. : OLive Rochester ‘CORHMAN ANGE, BSC BouL¥- GOOD : 2 t “AK znd y a , ogre io a ty fn. S water Res, i¢, 60 aac Rte 7 balers, corn are: de BINES, For Sale ™M ome S Murea_ } Ball bearing sk Me 9! gO xe TYR OL. ta GiB | lotorcycles & Pao : M&M Motor S bos case. 4 . ; " oC ted ‘ RN nes Din PING SUPPLIES Sook: ave Parke ‘ES rigs, cae ef b, gOrrtres in esd a onan oe es “cree HARLEY, ORIG. pad "Dine os - tubs. ironer. MA OORS a ° ome Aquarium, ore rden & Lewn equip m er's| Best offer 33 and it's load hed OF TOWN a 0 + penruon's Be Bank ag 50% ° 7 A 5-5611 any, bireh, RS ; ——— 5 e1eTs, 186 State ie bch eens a Carroll Lake Re echdan” 4 buy late m ust MOVED. “MUST aETL—3 Dusty W. F fe ot poe e & coe io a) COCKER Por. ____... | Phone Rd) eeirmingham, Mich Ibi HARLEY” DAVIDAON™ , iar makes. ST SELL CHUR ’ T hardware at 30 per qWo x: 7 | exe. bike with all th BT | Se grasa Nioeovered egite, $28. Ona newly | 107_8._ Squire cl Ss ING: Plywood of all_kinds. p< COCKER PO PorrY 5 ent a oaws Lake O ne trimmings, For Sale Ti r, ui cP OOD inds. LACK. 1 rion N a. Sale Truc mole, ae 3 new rattan oid | 4 100 BOOKS. in Ra. PE 2.0233 Eee Ar Fe rE 5.2543 } stig BPiES rs seer em 6-0446 FORD Mer pas sales CHEV. ' a SR _fair_6 _ Raia Pr ae t pine dona por — he RIC WELDER, SUITABLE re j—__ ai Reshese Te "W. HAN AND R ENT LEMENTS Fok PARIS ANG @ERVICS Ou [FR * ree! PICKUP, PU. EEAMORE Waseee, 52 envy duty el — Acs ERS MALES @ 8T our Harl BERVICE ON | POR SALE it Mat el_perfect 194 MOD- GAL. ELEC. "FE east ec. generator ; , \ , malen, ot BEAGLE) M ep FARM | Davidson Davidson. Bee LE 1953 FED = Rae euiaer Sam wl ed y Silt feven Beveenr| Weetosaees oer rome ae eS SEP bates ts Gas Laundry 54 5 EM IRE 4 tt lead r it Mile ao G XFORD. DIAN | price $108 Re aa troner. save stand” faucets 18h — Pp ah. : SeKER PO t_—Aiiteenieat care, rata oe TRACTOR T ROW GUL: | fae. MOTORCYCLE” BAERS. | Cant bulldoser. ft KENMORE WRINGER "WASHING | 20 PER OF $._Seginew THE pion Lake Ra. EM 34168 / » bed 18. Black and ¢ WEEKS Oi. _F pied” * S epriie tooth drat. hil’ Mec. Hartor” wa eiiea | ton Korner” at ye = ve., Ponti TAL, —" = bette ers and his |" "- 14 Mil 8 | era racto oon BO washer, MANY 3 IreMs | —2¢t. FE | sed, lumber. Gun cabi- | GIRL'S 6-2296 TOMER, intiac . RETURNED GU MINIATURE eters are’ starting record e Rd at John Oak r » Garver, 2. sofas 1 ROLLER ¢ SKATES. 5 THE COIL, « PE inet. Can’ mal TOY, ~ PEKINGE: look like their rds that — Lmeeln 23-4442 R | A land at Cc. ‘urn as , side TES, SIZE beans R | og ne t be to e, 2 puppi SE, production will | Nie a. ass Sane Rd ag Reasonable. 86 B U y N and tank “VE water ZE 26e a ain tor du _ ugs. smal ‘Dew, luding new ben one 1 week pies, “ 5 months equal to their ty Co be w cre HP EVINRU PE 5-048) off Woodward. 2 pm Turn east | KEMTONE OW aon £6005" heater & range fuse bores small down payment delivers: pee Peaate ge i ew 3 times, Call LUD IN Wa- SAROAIN FOR GOi0# TAL MUST BE 80 ke 16 Mile. ’? EEMGLO — SWP CRG QUT OF BUSINESS: erry * pson. 0 8.| @ct now! gut your pocket book, | _ 8nd ‘ober te FEMALE PUPPY. 16,230 Ib. milk under vey eae 2? CABIN CRI iis “| 1% ton Ford “@Wic CALE Ves Simmons oa THIS” WEEK. Our stock | AINTS at oN vind Btore. Ev MILL S _gher's, 18 a ell Jast. Gone ry er dogs cheap. F FE | 8-005, nary conditions Many of the pats equipped. ‘en FULLY Went Side Van lst. class, ped plese nen aaa Ma. | We still i's ew and complete, | aad ’Naes-Gites Geum eee TORM SASH VIOL uron Bt. ARAKEBTS, CANARIES, and heifers will be just fresh Sag ra ee By 50, and Gtorage. oH chatr, tssen and lounge used white e & good supply of ina of other items Har thous-| STIMME = IN AND CASE, LIKE BRA and supplies, Crane's BS. CAOKs ready to freshen for base milk, TONY'S MARI eget i733 ae. ver tank type vac: priced rhite pine 3x13 re! 2 head 3 al ot Beck anf MMER SPECIALS _new. 68 8. Parke. FE 8-1021. ND | _ery, 2489 Auburn Rd. ue Hater | This herd has been established | Irs. ARING Evinntpe: Fo Ceislen table, ee seg 3x6 = = DS take 360 Balen nl Alumtnum combination + Sale le Offic 1. | Pain OF REGISTE casio. | for more than 20 years with onl mire, wey boats, also used | ~~~ r Sale Cars 9 $8. Phone ¢19 YOU CAN'T 16—2x12'9 | HOUSE | BEIN in_Rd ows and doors, win: e Equipme 2 yr ra BEAGLES the best being retained 4 12 4685 Groehard AAAS 1 CE ELEC. RANGE, $2: a8. N‘t BUY BETTER terial f @ WRECKED, M ings alum. »wn- nt 63 3d 3. old. Weill trained. from. Ever td to breed | _.d, Keego Harbor. Lk. eee: Ge 8 GE E, $25. USED Redi-M: LUMBER for sale, 2300 Shimm A-| All awning & ADDIN 1. 7, Call Mater 4 4:00 went to th ¥ unprofitable cow NEW-PLYWOOD | 1933 W ECONOMY PLUS $0173. washer Ga Pe | Mew & cosa Goono-t HOUS ons Re. & storm window sales Q MACHINE. LIKE POME se ne butcher, T. Band Chea Ee PoAt Sore | eh SS feen - & used p veonllie Hle pra $1.15 SE | PAINT FE 4-6089 7 bann $179, will sacrif! NEW RANIAN AKC R = s tested. Calfhood Vaccl-|3 4 heap. FE r. $11.78 down | » good rub- P Wind. uah & ~ _ 41443 crifice. MArket| male. 7 EG, FE-| pated. Bank Te cel | 3 HP ex — menta low aay REPRIG. $50. en ain nen raenel | 61.96 pad an, SCALITY am to 0 Bae, 5 meets ot. Holy, ME mated. Bank Terme are core. |i. ar » SS EING.— a i. S08 te, cal) Richard = Ch ! Pols, FE 2S a 7 3 pect reek cee si or gi PER OAL. GUARANTEED Sour ad. inthe tne vou fing ie me air PARAKEETS, CANAR | prite | wOwoer, Mdempaie Mich, | 6 FT "WOr LVERINE BOAT, Th we | _acbare Bsc a 9 ‘A » F . : xD _ FE _2-5304. MONTHS Rochlath—C&O—81 K SING ED ages, hea L _Foed. Since 1927, ARTES, CAGES, Goodella, Mich oS. Bin ith: Bales — aay no a ED LIVING BOOM SUITE, RED no aes ps a lglg gH G BROS. | halt MArEet sais ti cnla cee: ~ "ro ¢| Mgr. & Avotioncer Willismston, Oat AnD TH i a ! ble, bedroom cherry tier ta- w ca ing & shin youn = — eS son FE oe ee ees ‘lie chair, e@ are mo gies. TAC RD 4-1112 = Ss > : FE 6-5031 * | a Wor verr rugs, bedd: » freeer, re — ba AT OPDYE e Store Pa net NE oe) 7 se Ce SS a a. on OUR LO’ weal ces vattan ae GARDEN TRACTOR 85. TAPE FLASTERSOARD Bale Sele Store Eauloment_ pment 04 ey Ses to Talk | For Sale Housetrailers 78 apr iehaiee 5 a DEM ASE | 84 2. drawe cupboard drs bow fn ow BUY, 2 F 1 4th St. FE i. conn, | Orr w AILER WITH *MONST . REFRIG. G drawers 825; r warehou RiG, FROZE dl 2-4025. inch. 28 hp : NSTR: Leh RS ag CORBLOS LUMBER Slo playpens tse Minthenn| Gat Sh Gate Baim malehing eet andes al Pome Say Tere cangpime, rRasLnn, me cooLey | FE ered amner eniran. aaa | EXECUTIVES CARS. . condition. FE $6: 1 ; Cosco teeter materia; on ing a 6 2013. : . “S CARS REFRIGERATOR aco mi slaterial Sales Co. R. | men eS Bie bee!) oot ae ee ree ee ceed on tee QUICK BALE. “PHOROUGHER OXFORD MORILE & MANOR is NOW is HP EVINRUDE, 12 FT. MO! rs. © AND 8TO : Rd. M30) $7. blond . sun lam e ca : Good c SECtTER. wk. old bea ED, by 10 Ev ibergias insid . Lp- 7 wy in oan BS gt SP pf a OPEN . a ay $30; cl de “edo =o table. Pe da | ""Tostuation =e br _able. Marke. and cau eeeeee. | one toe ahr ep #16] Coment wil) set on 16 by 40 | este poed toon poly Bes yd AT VERY _ Restaurant, ane hated House | °4,. MC See uns. | blond swivel Tv ee $180; Paints Hardware, : ing =| 4 CLEA =< | REGS COCKER | . m | fe wid slab. Bide walks — 35 olstored, commas i gaoae’ Rens : estaurant, Cabin 3 a Seed TIRE | —*cTeens — é PxoL 8T crn vere, Zn. AN HUSSMAN R PUPPIES e ste Rm. to eard sonable. Bee it at bax4 on Rem . F REBUILT WASHING MAGHINES turner for Ford. G E 2 $1 a ple oa i. co. tained frozen ~ BELP-CON- 3-2602 the rear of ev 2 Wed wets at| Pont Arling Subs . me - ING rer wi as stove, Fett food cas | REO park { or Sars can tine Lake. On 3 Substantial Savi al] makes guarante MACHINES. with oven. Cal after Te! Gitar RD. mirror and can es with | MALE eet c n front o! trie ia wd. 155, al savings te, OF = [3 eh Elec- = Ta pers! Hill frozen food opy. 1 roll-door | Le HEAP. Fe | ‘"C*tful sae for children nig 4 Ol T. CHRIS CRAPT CONTINE : as Bat oO ge : five-galion display chest 9 REG. per month plus , Rates $25 al OR 3-TL84 NEN- |? DR. SEDAN, wisi OUT PAINTS | PO TEE a, P| Ba secret ta wood cee wiih hardening cabinet” Ured ma: |W 2 cammonp, wares, | Red pig at Ne takerths | Demonstrator sentn GRay "E EROSTEN. TURN SIONALS. LOW USE parny GAL ANCH sizes and. rice Z Cl s & blowers f a- _ Drahner Rd, © or 3 Oakland &- . oi ford. Pho strater with ¥ . : $1. OR FENCE selection. fro: ces rge othes Post eoolers. Yo or walk - in | &CHII «ford _furth 3023 of MY 7-07 One convert. top mod A 178 . ASE PAINT. eo No m ‘Ss nusdere dese co up. A| BEN s tribute: er fecal Tylee Ds PPERKE PUPP rther Information 21 for| CENTURY el. ~y ae 1967 | BEL AIR 4 PAVALL THI. L. “5.75 ee meee down. FHA approve le oor ¢D oor bw A SON LUMB s r Sales & Serv a | reg. 6 weeks old 1E8 AKC —_ ce ca diaplay in i, Sa. Sincrer & ESTIMA ved ss than you think es ze costs | 549 NY. ER Co. etrigeration Co. Hi ~T Hutt | Foy i rem | 6©6COOXEFORD — se w| EX PG. LOADE = Pass LINOLEUM. E....25c¢ | S0TLDING TES. FE 5-1471 on tec einen re coms | 949 N. Saginaw "Phone MUtual De, ieniand, wien. FOX TERRIERS M FO EXTRAS, BEAUTI D WITH SYERS, 141 W. $7.20. Tru MOVING E#EQU!1 es, we giv ate. SPACE HEA Pee tn | os weeks old. $25 202 ALE. 7 INLAN . AND GOLD ?T FUL al . 4 HURON FE cks, timbers, QUIP. BERRY Do Gold Beil sta th TER. 50,000 BTU Sale To Russell D LAKE S << +TONE FINISH : SPECIAL, EU 4-3064 | mixer "m. oth jacks, cement RRY DOOR 8A mps erm with blo’ DuO- Sporting Goods — 6s ol MANCHEST ’ « ALES = REKA . other necess 371_8, Paddocr LES CO. foil tank wer. 125 eal f 8 R. ia N. .PAD- 3177_W_ Huron, V4 CONVER = cleaner, $69.95 floo vacuum | i, 1-0034, 227 8. Edi ary equip. | for WwW + PE 2-0203| 771 on legs, $50 tak rag rauier S ] $100. Pontiac Feet | MILE IBLE PG nleapet, 060.50 floor model. 940.06. Oak. son, Royal | HOT WATER HEATE 3 Second, FE ene tO ALL STEEL T Sante GOOD Cies ) WOR ANY OLD MOTOR. on | 4% AOE. NEW CAR APPEAR- . 1060 W. SATHTUSE 0 PT RECEREED.. as. Ne R, 30 GAL <1 justab ARGET: ON A ten fiOME FoR kit.| Cerers! anew Mer 1 MOTOR, ON CE. APPEAR- SOFA BED. NE + BATHTU, 5 aS Nee, oppreves for us SEPTIC TA Ie stand with lights. Stop s. Phone after 12:00. FE 4-7 Nag iI ccna al Beate agent Mg: ac qu . design. Slight! WEST, MODERN Chipped, $39.95. La RECESSE $119 te val ines. $98.50 ea REINFO: NKS aad ee bullet. Car o. Stop Y OUN a MONKE ¥ ay z 608. water a long, 2 bedrooms poli up | 9100 F o's. Orion M MY | 77173 MANY MORE design. Slightly sotled. | Beautiful Coteoed, GM. Lavatortes, coms) These _ratuon $40.50 and 080 50 on eae On ws ee eke “= eee | Srintor woe. Seat et ROAR: | house heater Jalouste i oe gal. Og eee ops OLD ROWBOAT RE TO CHOOSE PROM | oe li 5 re) value, $100, Wichigan Piso $295 Michigan | Pioorescent ere, 034 48. | electric, of olightly marred. Also STORMS AND Wnbows Ls 7 iW NIGE PIBEROLAs OUT a an seep rath ain: eae AK Here's o real | _tello's, ie I erat Cor Cos- W AS SINGER ae a 53 Widteue values. Michigan _Good” zes with matchin I-| board cruiser ok Ags ouT-}_ home. MA to good rwart's latest, balcony Ritch ~ALUMA-CRAFT ‘ 303 Orcha condition. FE screens. beam and MY . by 63 in sere ee ft eopl on, PEN pots portable, used. xo gee BURM! Ave rd Lake SMA HP also a '88 Olt D oe) faining ‘about this latest tomo NYAN BOTS - attach. $49.50 includes ER LL eid Or U outboard motor, b ver 5% ogs Trained Boar d bile homes ie latest in mo-| M EVINRUDE MOTORS Dealer . Call FE . axe” Pl : InN sTock pace heate: 8ED OIL Also ‘55 Oliver 15 rand new. Re nD r ded 70 The n ee PROPEL LE OR asterboard a". 4". 6 8" burning 306 rs and off | —7 hours runn HP_ outboard, 1 ew Va-Ka-Shun-Ett BOAT LERS FOR 8TOVES. Ger’ eee $1.38 Drain Tile A al. hot water h _7 hours running time. M. . | DOGS, er and Holl e trave- |COM T @ MUTOR C changed, Turner's. en the . _ 4x84" Plasterbourd Sane $133 fact ree = ee come—first served’ Mull R a Firs CHEAP A +3401. Sales. gg ea ee pos kincs @ our. ae ee ange CU TROARD SERVICE Your ar Down 2-0801, t. Clem- * Plasterboard |. Grease t eration Co., Highland etrig- | Women's 1 Sct parle Gal Soeoenaric. 8 TELEGRA IGHEST TR ED 0 ee 4x10 ane 4x1? . : $1.96 Laine © © raps, flue |_MUtual . Mich. Ph, | ceil golf clubs and bag. FE ————$$$__-_-—_— .. Pe ace ental | BVIN : at LOW ADEs 8 From 25 UP. also tn stock. BLAYLOCK wal) ¢ 4-665. ent condition. Cheap g. Ex- trallers to pick f essories. 35 | RODE MOTORS EST TERMS condition FE ere 1 UP. | 28 Ib. Orchard COAL & § PPLY ~ women’s size - Also H 2-0721, M34 rom. Pose eraft and Wol . FEATHER- arke St, . 127 8. Crown Coat $1 Orchard Lake A co STOP skate 4 (white one ay, Gr Orica: . one mile 8. an, verine boats, can TAKE ADVANT REFRIG Toa cay 35 1B, Join Cement in. ¥ art ‘Pours ten 0 For sale: Lar, coe of used Call OR 3-4839 after Harsiy used, eens LDvnwel = & ce Feed a Pn “ ey oo Maring fittings aod OVERNEAD LOCATION 195 models. One YEAR'S | 250 ft. bongs . er consisting of 2 sed | 90 Bet. an Bun M. except | ALL TYPES OF ma’ houset a cae | a oe : . best makes. Perf of America’s | 80 Ib. os ted tape ...... $ 90 x Gotten ; 2x10; 2"12: lot of ll ay 7 2x8: | > GUNS i eiso straw. Will & AS FOR SALE, to nell, FE &2 Mole clean, Priced | 1999 5 TELEGRAPH WORKS OUR Am anteed for 5 von new, guar- | 50 ‘b. bag < olite . 3s | —witk's. 2678 © ie yor | several good windows and coring, Burret, -SELL- TRADE |FIELD OF jeitver, OA 8-217. | igs FE & | +HId Is THE ___¥E 32-0033 BERVICE, QUALIT refrigerator for eed oven | ane %" ff of lime ......... 8 6 |KITCH rehard Lake hedng for cement block house frames GUNS - kr 8. Telegra: 3-2881 P OATS. EMPIRE - 3 ge TRAILER. we truck E TIME OF YEAR SATISFACTION * Sand tashine Sihekioan than | 4x8 %4” fF plyscore cocececese $5.48] dase c odd WALL CABINETS ee and outside mmwagn a ns > ha - BELL - pe | MIXED gedremms. steces ¢ Built in 7 2 | tractors boats with the big T DELAY-—ACT TOD escent, 393 Orchard t agen Fluor- | 100 ft. nes — ; “{T2"5" gyipg | have abinets, broom closets. We 37 _ Sutton, MY 23-6432. ys, H. Leac! 10 Bagley HAY GRAIN AND CHE Hi by bed, Extras, MU 4-212, TV. | this week sem! 3 truck loads avi ; TRADEIN DEPT. ~ ani tha RB] ereaba agree cise, that Cah rE bare, ON SATE: Sand, Gravel & Dirt = PASTURE FOR WENT. FO | Biclngl, Ae Hant Miche | Ble mow. Howard Loomis, ess { 2 pe. living roo! = SURE ‘Ts cen 30 ues. Michigan Fluor hen eit ; : ~ _ing, horses or “4 RID- CAMPING TRAILER IC ke & on I Neomp ss * a Coil | nl $19.95 BURMEISTER vEe —s tafe ate es- og MER SALE 4-1 BLACK DIRT. TOP gor. ets, For ee ne, Ticats “k 5-3486. _Gekland. and farm | oe Ob dates and Garvtes GARD MOTORS L Z | Rebuilt’ Elect W veees $19.05 ° : r. N or MH | my az or eee TS AND oc 72/166 APTS star boats. Tene ret s D. Leaf ta ashers |... $39.95 . WRE : oe ae. any| beat, . BLACK DIRT A Me a Tika mea he eg. | Dude tailers. Rv ened Lee CHEVRO 2 a2 went’ duateg".:: Sanes Northern Lumber Co. CKING CO. with ata aon eect were _Goning’ and” dredging’ “OR 3-158, 2 F Ready Wo race, 0060. OAkiand nous Tro'N Opdyke Lo as OWENS MAR wnginnlens “Oakland County’ 4 | siona} chairs .......... Cooley Lake ° 8. Complete 1 TOP 80 : 7549. | 6-2082_— OAkiand |HOUSETRAIL = INE SUPPL F y ’s > Apt. Site gus stove 0: $695 | Pontiac EM eat Rd. tank. 0828.00 with 220 gal. iL, 2% YOS8. LOAD. be us ER FOR SALE. CAN 396 Orchard Lak ¥ astest Gr BS sunana $49 95 Teno et 4 EM 331 Water FE 28755 i YR. OLD QUAI ed for hot dog stand or ____ Phone PR e Ave owing Dealer” & ers ; le Rd softener ..... eer TOP wo e RTER HORSE, verted into housetrai _ "hone FS 1.6030 : 2 \ YM fAN'S $79.95 | Detroit vais get pump a nk... or.00 si. a $ YARDS. 0 TO Mel. Fe for contests. 1264 E o housetraiier, FE 2-1154. MERCURY OUTBOARD MOTORS 6751 Dixie High 18 W. Pik BUILDING MATER! Laas ba Plumbing arr Tor #8 _ M67, Holly Mich. MEirose 17-7025 _ ‘ arts and service MOTORS | MAple 6-607) way F-3 ie * PE 41122] bardware Loti oe at | Terme FE 3001. Heating, Arn OR TOR’ 80th, A +N, GRAVEL, is MILE COWS. #8 S00. 648 JOSS. Tal Piace,"3 71s Orchard Lake Ave. ms TRADE-IN DEPT. 1-3 to 1-2 off , nous a iol ND REMOV. | 4-1 TOP sort. REQ. atk Seat as aeRCoR see. @ Ave. | "1954 BUICK — Mpeg HOUSE & IN Tri — revel Del G lion, 6 ging HORSE STAL- board ee AND CHAMPION OUT- SU PER — Dev age air ® ottoman. so ee i cae oo. RES AND TUBES. 1400K20. 118 corte Lathe Pe oll pesltng’ hall’ Skerean ond een XC HARDTOP | Spiess bedvoons at i te ") Hese LOCKS & CAB. | miniiwane ne ott, 1 pee eee oe | TOP SOIL, RICH, BLACK oy werse. meet po alae oe ange Lo, “ANDERSON With radio, heeter Dynafow saeeee . ’ . — Ls . : Cedar chest. .----: vseseee $30.98 | FORMICA... °°... 80 % off. : Girt, Sand. gravel ead fl REX | scerea coo i ANDERSON ARDWARE CO. aly 11.000 ‘actual mee ws: | 2 pisee ami see $8.98 FORMICA ............ “B00 sq. ft. ood a ot Lu b phere Bemme FE 5-4 cua es CUSTOM HAY BALINO. == “RSON 2182 8. Telegraph - pat Van. Weit. oa miles, H. J. @ dining room suite... a] taal bos xo Youngstown Kitchen cnaiiie honed. ak: mper| *3 od gravel . with expense elp drive and |< ’ Lapeer . 2689; Main Yard: 13 20.8. = 61 mason sa yee Fresh vegetables, 4 AC. CHIEF LEAVING enses. FE 32-1338, ‘56 CHEVIE SORE Unede ned gue ove 5 $90.05 CHEAP Jon aiter 9000 C Fri. ‘til p.m./BOAT AND FLOOR SANDER POt. Fe poet sn Cement vere: wee, aootee emt tod plants Ber try | ve. maak, te. inig the Ponti +2100. ag Wy payments. "Or fo my take “over s stove . eeeeeoreewed« i * 7 ishers, scrubbers i an! ‘in Chief and ontiac | — 90. ’ > older ¢ a 5 séeeccccccce QUOD Women's e , cement q ta touch id 446313 between ar, : | Rollaway bed wit “see a o cellent condition fon and bes. % Ee “UN SION Wikk RECRING™ a ete, FE 5-3144, 240 FIELDSTON to Mb. 2g aria 2 Py ri Wides" available” trom” aiitine- a Wanted Used Cars 88 || NP. “tg cawvune ® 2 ~ | ak: white shoe roil ” E. CG LAKE| Alte & fine lection of £ ° ay PE eat. a., Eo? LORD'S ¥ WAREH oust call ¢ bn Sse int Hardly used. 31248 w. ras _ FOR RENT a Te FOR SALE, CORT a a CE ace modern on Somes. Bud Shelton Motor Sales “pagellent Eliza on Sat. an M,. Ex- wal tore er — sOmt.. CRRRTNG aN defe on our ays to s gE ~)—F | ® see Lake Road CABINET 81 _ 6 _ ee GAS STATION AND ptoml steamers—waxers & ds, per $10 D T, {CANN T30 —e = erect ee ag ge A A | .09F. actarn ae. Biva FE ote mote. | = ViGUOW CLEANERS FARTE to “build, im trom °$3.88: |, ) apd ae) Belewin foreace cecmne cteeners, Delivered, FE) Beech Areedy vat Onkoill | ee ee lee ake oe condition, OR 7 ARTS | Double sinks ‘95. he Paint. 436 Saar USL IS te, “SOG of hill Far ECKED cane F " : . : | . al? es rd Or- rd, HI t side taker. 986 Myre. | . Teompeon 0.8 > 995. 0 A. eT vs HELPeYOU With 7 _ghard Lake Ave, FE s-000 delivered: cement. gravel, § gq | _Samabaw and Waterford tide. CHINSON kt Pike sor st overhaul | AND fA aND dreds by — (prions, "Bus | AT Baber pimbing #1170 or FE FA pat ng i SALE. 84 W. CHI. waES- — JUNKED OR EV. "49, VER ied. FE 8-194l, See NP eaNE Mak, “FE | Geet ines] ae fe Se: MOBILE cee Note oa vas | “Si. Se Church Folding —— stofe. Oak? Riel and Paint Wied. & Thurs, ua. +0 to 4 Bales TA ae ND CUT. | BAGLEY AUTO Satie a 18 doubles and 1 Lake Ave ;|156 W. Montcalm H FE 5-9219 ; , . Greer BI 9 triples. , m : 170 BAGLEY _ Seger Riva, Regge Harter. FE yin. cay fee PIPE Cameras, Equipment 61A Sale Farm Equipment 76) prayite prams On Myervice Cal 1 Hat | t econ fe Turan, pe und ebown in. Dt —_ sees baiee f. GRAIN DRILL, LrTia rayton Piaing OR 3-1202 WANTED & SCRAP a5 cake pe and elbows. | 1 PLUMB fe] sorhiy’ : , én Brunt yaED, 2380 8, Dort acne 2 3-45 S sanders Rent 73 8 w “EpPenr's el aan, Brunt st __Dort Hwy. Flint . OR F-4611 ; Huron. Blectrie Co. / are. waners floor | LARGE, § FE 5210097 W. Huron CAMERA HOP im tised teoeel teed’ eran aad 33 PT. HOUSETRAILER, | BAR- SHOP IT 3 se iG, GOoD BARNES TH HARDWARE ARE and with bower, 278, wal. tank OA Bieeth ‘Re peat. Win atone, 2022 Siar, “Ss aidan, vere er Then Bring it He ee TTL yet aes ss ae Be | w |e afi — a ¥z a Spe Aa sie aed 6 PRICES SLASHED |__ Rent Trailer Space 7 merAVERILLS Shenker, everante har! re and fiom Sip bof 80° als is Mi C ALDER | MERICAN| FG; Sow Yate T95, Teaa tee | Ra —_— on had let She" lew llega, “ote : chine A now $225 with reverse, was eS a ek as AND FE 4-6806 |, it Z and Bee “e $18. Pe el gg RR | } beh ia ga. PE Sei THE HIGH DOLLAR |" MERCURY ‘MonTEREY ¢bn. # other ATOR, Ark now ; ly meee ‘was $385 a 368. For high tate ahd R- You'll enjoy Png t wage ef WALNOF “BED COUPLETT GA Blueprint Gist. e agg eattivaier Auto Accessorie need them, Dri used cars, We} ‘one ride this 2 oe s ne tele, : sories 80; it ve the extra and . Mere-O-M , ents, , worth biade, will pay you w miles, heater. A nice » radio top gas es, D ‘ G “ PP =) -. over driven #384 90, ‘now 75 4 760X15 TIRES & vas _ a ell. 4540 Dixie gate zo" be car that can . | t. . was cellent : - - : an sean DOORS a Sale Musical Goods 62 BEng te car Ge oe | gee —porencmanoe J. YANWELT | Saas ci reial & Residentia s driv wr MCCULIOGH SUPERCHARGER, peg Bags heat wood sectional i over. en rotary $375, power : SUPERCHARG H with 30 ft. & 18° ft, with size to Avs, A y g arewmee Ry SG ~~ Chevrolet. Call betveen 8 IGH power windows, brakes, | RE BF Mh Pan : 210 2-door sedan radio, heater This ts a little beauty, Dark ‘ ‘ , cat ; 14° s1—\ lon CHEVROLET Pickup eeeseoe $645 | end just like new. Dark green biue finish, radio. heater. WILL o> Iege oe 9 E Enstcsists an4| 5) Fairlane Victoria, Y P ‘ dl FORD D | rary Come ta, or phone PE dense, | Fordomatic, radio & heat-|) '471, ‘Ton CHEVROLET Pickup ....... $395 || Your Friendly ealer | - 1 8 pene pad serves, OO) er, red & white finish . oo TOTE | AewetetGr | Olds MATTHEWSHARGREAVES || _—_‘/47'S. Saginaw St. North Chevrolet | YOUR Fete er ee oti tat || “Your CHEVROLET Dealer” |j FE 5-410] FE 5-3588 |} your NATIONAL BONDED DEALER NOTE 53 PONTIAC 4 DR. Beautiful turquoise and FE 4-4546 FE 4-2549 | Open 8 A. M. to9 P. M. , 1000 S. Woodward Ave. is MI 4-2735 18 A VERY SHARP ¢ crL.| White. Everybody's Credit waar "$3 Ponting Radio. | ater. _ BIRMINGHAM US 6. Saginaw oh Dedoen po Oe re a8 Riviera 2 door / . . ° sepeene| acer | ewer! ~The 2 R SCHUTZ Motors ‘al le = Outboard motors, boats, Rav rown, ynaliow, power eC S : Fe TES wea | peated Aged wll at | steering; whitewall tires SIRMINGETEM P's & Q's aipyfaa va socervesm| — BILL SPENCE Olds _ Are Important to a ce ee ee 3 v0, |e FE PT 554 Super 88 sedan, Hy- ‘69 Chrysler .. $1095 VES. COMPARE THE PRICE AND Orndin and heater. New cat 0p: ‘draimatic. radio & beate: | FYSIC? .cse0 Pre QUALITY OF THESE USED CARS pearance, Just Your ear down : 04 full power one peener| Used Car Buyer New eae Radio & Heater, W/Wall Tires, V-8. ~ AND YOU’LL AGREE Chev. 1955 Bel = , . eee ese) STUDEBAKER! Se |, | RECONDITIONED. |] *rsynonh2br:..-- $295 TURNE a, | CHAMPION |. evroiet | RELIABLE '55 Ford Victoria ....... $1995 | Haskins Chev. 4-DOOR re ie. wer Glide ; ; | . ie zoe. = bell ean Tires, Continental Kit, Wire H AS THE BUYS Ree ieee -$795 idio & Beater, ai RIGHT DEALER | ‘53 Chevrolet Cpe:. eens S 4995 |} 54 Ford 2 Dr... $ 799 '33 Chev. 2 Dr... $ 644] ie Ra SMS Poniive Ponti |) Needs '55 Buick Hdtop $1999 '55 Ford Hardtop $1699 et ontiac | } 158 F P $1009 53 7 os eee ease LARRY 153 Chieftain deluxe sedin. $495 Dn. $2495 |} ‘51 Nash 4.Dr. Sed. 2... ay erg la ae Tie 7 i CAN BE JEROME Hydramatic, radio andj} '55 Nash Ambassador 355 Buick Super Rivi- |) Heater, Hydramatic, 55, Plym. Cl. Cpe $1199 '53 Chev. Sta, Wg $ 799 * SAFE, TOO ROCHESTER ForD pEateR | heater, whitewall tires. A|] hardtop, Hydramatic, era hardtop. Just $595 |, ‘SS Ford Sta. Won. $1795 1) °53 Buick Hdtop $1044 — °54 Buick Hardtép $1544 weve. |90n. tee ieee YEARS A .good cat you will enjoy|| radio and -heater, full: or your old car down, — |) See & tide, SA Ce, 54 Plym. 4 Dr .. $ 799 .°S3 Ford 2 Dr. .. $ 644 you 8 : sa MA RELIABL GOOD PLACE TO BUY owning. power, 7,000 actual | ’53 Hudson H 744 - ’52Mere. CIC 599 ARELY ead: miles, custom interior. $495 ‘53 DeSoto 4 Dr. Sed. .. $ 995 32 Ford 2:Dr net Si | =n 3 cee : ed “customs CENTRAL Dodge ’ Be sure and check this ’49 Chrysler convertible, || Betis & Meee, WWak Ties, Fewer: Herne. 55 Chrysler Htop $ 899 53 Ford Hardtop $ 999 T. . +4 6 + 53 Coronet 2 dr., beautiful one: new bright red paint ‘54 Pl Sta W. : ‘ $1295 54 Chev. 2 Dt. ° $ 799 53 Ply 4 Dr. . « $ 599 You Boy A USED Michigan’s Oldest ; : é ym. . WOM. ..... cau i 4 tone ipa “Here a $295 Dn job, w/wall tires, very || Mocter, W/Wall Tires, xtra sharp 7 pod — nee ie = wre Cus We es : " tter car s e , e 6 ice: "53 Pont. Dix 33 Merc. Tiers BR AID rej uy * "83. Ford Vietoria hard: mee $1095 |'54 Plym. 4 Dr. Sed. ..... $ 895 |] 52piym. 2 Dr... $ 499° °51 Ford 2 Dr. .. $ 244 : : 5 top, radio & heater, ¢ : Radio & Heater, Tinted Glass sa Bice en MOTOR SALES | -Fordomatic, whitews y na PENKS FAK DEkivo Dealer Chevrolet | Lordomatic, whitewall 4-5 Grae Convertible 98, || ‘53 Hudson Hornet ..... $ 795 |] 1993 Chevrolet Hardtop . $999 3 w. '52 4 dr. sedan, jet black, | adi. & ties dia | atic we “ye s4ite OFFERS THESE : ay heater in excel : $1495 dr al te Ha ae | P “me Cot Ree, Ryenaate, Swe a Fever $10.00 DOWN DELIVERS Poy LOOK! rp = is lent mechanical condition , : 52 Lincoln Hardtop . . > 995 CARS LISTED BELOW ; : oF FANCY wine can ; safe Buy for trouble free motoring. |} ’53 Lincoln Capri hard- $1 45 | “Radio & Heater, Hydramatic, Power Brakes, Electric INSTEAD ADVERTISING ““UsedCars top, all the extras, in- 1952 Ford 2 Dr. 1952 Buick 2 Dr. take the ’ ES bt ee I A _ i Olds cluding full power, ‘SL Kaiser 2 dr, radio ||] ‘54 Ford Sta. Won. | chee s $1395 1951 Nash 4 Dr. 1950 Ford % ton Exp. : autos me thecarwe| © MERCURY _ (°52 Super 88 sedan, Hydra- bright red. & heater, good trans- Radio & Heater, W/Wall Tires, 1951 Ford % tn Pickup - 1950 Ford % tn Pickup s Sure Wat every functional item is £, dro, sofan. More Oltuie, re} matic, radio & heater, $1095 portation. | '52 Plym 2 Dr $ 495 1951 Pontiac Catalina 1951 Ford Sta. Wagon id Convertible, Thunderbird’ guaranteed to be in A-l $2495 Radio & Heater, W/Wall Tires, No Rust , Spec. Nylon top, F.0.M., FORD ; condition. ’54 Chevrolet 2 dr., ra- ‘ ‘ ; TRUCKS . oe Beyer club sedan.| Pairiane, ¢M. PHONE CALL. wittt bid geal: EN EVENINGS “TIL 9 P.M. .'/° || SAM go a Le 9 P.M ae STARTS A COURTESY CAR \ ¢ \ { \ « \ \ ‘al | "aul Butler’s A ACROSS i Precious stone : Jewel ) ee Nobe. i Toward the sheltered id Isle’ 24 Austere 28 Perfume dignitary SSS 41 Norwegian 42 Fortification eae fa Se ee 60 Bibiies! weed 61 Age ge 62 Individuals 9 Geparate 10 Seed covering 11 Unaspirated DOWN 18 Mateo 1 Grate 21 Bitter vetch 2 Rubber trees 23 Inflam 3 Mr. Lugosi 24 Pace Shout 35 bod § Visitor 26 Otherwise 6 East (Fr.) 27 Stagger 7 Humblest * 29 Man's name 8 Poems 30 Approach | ' Ly eae Kimberley 31 Vehicles 32 Grafted (her.> 64 Pct. in Urban Areas NEW YORK — More than half the American people have lived in urban areas since 1920 and today 64 per cent live in cities and towns of more than 2,500. Of the 36 per cent who live in the country, 13 per cent actually live on farms; the remaining 23 per cent live in small towns and communities of less than 2,500 pop- ulation. i i Ml li i dl di di di ti di Me SERVICE SPECIAL ANTENNA REPAIR All Defective Parts Replaced! « Call for Price Halllerafters Sales & Service OPEN 9 TO 9 ’ OBEL Radio & TV 3 Y 2080 Eilaabeth Lake RA. FE 4-4945 ¢ At lie. Ll, ls. tlie, ie Mn in i tin, te, tn. i A i i Li Li Li hi Li hi Mie ‘_wwwevw-rvvvvwevvve-e Do-It-Yourself Tube Tester, With technical advice train or I7 Repea 46 Row 40 Exist 47 At this place 41 Compass point 49 Bong {or one 43 Sphere of singer action 50 Enthusiastic 44 Por a that ardor 45 Man $1 Fastidious diamonds $2 Parts of the come from eet Africa's 56 Drone bee Hall Claims Ike for All the People SAN FRANCISCO — Leonard Hall, chairman of the Republican] National Committee, told a mass, meeting of San Francisco Young Republicans last night that Dwight D. Eisenhower is the first! 4 a president of Pas fie people. “When you ke a proposal to| the President, the first thing he asks is: ‘Is that a good thing for 160 million Americans?’ Hall re- ported, “This is the first time in our history we have a_ president who is president of all the American people.” Answer to Previous Puzzle 1 tm olp TELEVISION ---RADIO REPAIR -- SERVICE All Makes Expert Trai d Tech @ ALL WORK GUARANTEED e BUSSARD ELECTRIC Phone FE 2-6445 84 Oakland Avenue — Free Parking Member Oakland County Electrenie-TV Service Association ~ ROOFING HOT SPRAY METHOD srkar 50% SAVINGS Guaranteed on Any Roof Job ) Ola Reefs Made Better Than New Commercial Repair Service—Flat Roofs Our Epecialty “We Stop Any Leck—No Rool Too Large or Too Smell” Sheldon Roof , COMMERCIAL—INDUSTRIAL— RESIDENTIAL— APARTMENT a x T ROOTS URES "PERFECT PENE- TRATION. ‘SND th M4 5 With net check or crack under sny weather - $ Year Unconditional Guarantee FE 5-7387 Spraying Co. man in American history who is| ort = _ |sist most vigorously that we are, | Stanton’ 5 Stand!’ Wins Approval President of Network Insists on Freedom in Presenting News By CHARLES MERCER NEW YORK @#—Television fever soared high at the opening of the Democratic National Convention when CBS failed to join NBC and ABC in using all of ‘‘Pursuit of Happiness." * * * The 45-minute film was a frank- ly partisan view of American his- tory through Democratic eyes. In passing up the movie the CBS news staff showed journal- istic enterprise, but they failed to bring new information or generate much interest. Lowell Thomas reminisced about by-gone conven- tions with Walter Cronkite. There were cut-in interviews with candi- dates. Ed Murrow and Eric Seva- reid held a small colloquy at a small table, * * At any rate, oné viewer was as stunned as CBS must have been! when National Chairman Paul M. | [Butler castigated the network for failing to present the entire movie. Did this mean that cameras must be trained on the platform for the duration .of the convention for every word of same of the dry speeches to come? * « | Butler claimed CBS had com- mitted itself to carry the movie and he said he would demand that the network carry it later. CBS President Frank Stanton denied that anyone in the network had made such an agreement. In one viewer's opinion he went to the heart of the matter when he told Butler: Ld * * | “Far more important is the vital issue of freedom of the press which you raise, Those who make the news cannot, in a free society, dictate to broadcasters, as part of the free press, to what extent, where, and how they shall cover the news. Television and radio, in covering the conventions as well as all other news events, are not mere conduits which must carry everything which the news maker demands. On the contrary, we in- jand must remain, free to exercise our news judgment. . . * * «6 “You may disagree with how we exercise Our news judgment in this instance. But we, in. turn, must retain that basic right which ‘is guaranteed by the Constitu- ttack on -- Today's Radio Programs - -~ ra ere PONTIAC PRESS, THU RSDAY, AL yOUST 16, 1956 rises. 1 Vo WWJ, News by Lewis CKLW, News WJBK, News, McLeod |10:30-~WJBK, People Speak WXYZ, Wattrick, McKenzie 11:00—WJR, News N WwW, News WIR, (700) ORLW, (500) WWs, (950) WCAR, (1180) WXYZ, (ime) WRON, | (seo) WIBK, (1480) TONIGHT | CKLW, Ted McCoy €:30-—WJR, Music Hall WCAR, Music, Spinorama- Andy| WCAR, Coffee With Clem oxLW, Story Time ‘ *ORLW, Eddie Chase je Are mn . News, =: eorge my we. Gonventian WXYZ, show orld . 1iee-WIR, Jim Vinal WCAR, News, Music Convention W, Convention XYZ, News, Wolf WPON, Mainly for Milady Wve. Wattrick, Sports WPON, Call the Tune WJBK, News, Reid 11:30—WJR, Time for Music| WJBK, News, Don McLeod 6:30-WIR, Convention WCAR, News, Coflee WWJ, Convention WCAR, News, Spinorama 4 Conven vention WPON, Scramble - wee ae Parr Show Pe! toa ans . Convention 0 CKL ueen for a Day 10 CKLW, Convention "WaYE, News. Wo ae ee are WPON, Chub’ 1460 9:00—WWJ, Convention W, Terrance O'Dell FRIDAY AFTERNOON 5:08 WIn, Philly. Lenhart WXYZ, Convention ws News, Reid *| 19;00-—-WJR, Jack White WWJ, News at 5 CKLW, Convention WCAR, News, Clem WWJ, Convention WXYZ, Wattrick, spdille WPON, Soundstage $:00-—WJR, Jack White WXYZ, Convention CKLW, Bob and ‘Ra 0:90 WXYZ, Best Bands WWJ, Bob Maxwe CRLW” News, Sammy Kaye | WJBK, News, Don McLeod) JBK, News, Kasan WXYZ, News, Wol WJBK, News, Tom George | WCAR, News. Spinorama CKLW, Ted McCoy CKLW, News, David WCAR, News + WPON, Tem 10:00—-WJR, Convention WJBK, News, Reid WPON, Audioacope 5:30.W IR, Muste Hall WWJ, Convention WCAR, News, Coffee 12:30—WJR. Convention WWJ, Jim Deland WXYZ, Convention WPON,. News WXYZ, News, McKengle CKLW. -- Today's Television Programs -- Programs furnished by stations listed in this column are subject to change without notice. Channel 2—WJBK-TV Channel 4—WW4J-TV Reld 9,00—WIR, Wm, Sheehan Bud Davies Channel 1~WXYZ-TV 1.00 WUIR, Convention ww, Convention WXYZ, Convention CKUW, News, Musle ne eee Channel 9—CKLW.-TV TONIGHT'’S TV HIGHLIGHTS 6:00—(7) Top Secret. New jet planes explode even after inspec-| tion in “Narrow to One.” (9) Hopalong Cassidy. (4) News and/ Sports. 6:15—(7) News. (4) Sonny Eliot.) @) News. 6:20—(4) Dolores. Drama | 6:25—(2) TV Weatherman. 6:30--(7) Lone Ranger. (9) Million! Dollar Movie. (4) On Broadway.| (2) Sgt. Preston of the adway.|s 6:45—(4) News Caravan. 7:00—(7) Jumbo Theater. Carson in “Marriage Fix.” Best of Groucho. mings Show. (4) (2) Bob Cum- net. (2) Climax. 8:00 — (7) Democ ratic National Convention. (9) Motion Picture | Academy. George Brent, Martha! Scott, Paul Lukas in ‘‘They Dare Not Love,” under the Nazis. Choice. 8:30 — (4) Democratic | National) Convention. (2) Democratic Na- tional Canv ention. 10:60—(9)° National Susie. Ann Sothern Spirits.” 10:10—(9) Weathervane 10:15—(9) TV Baseball Fame. Ralph Branca. 10:30—(9) The Falcon. (2) Do You (4) People’s (2)) “High News. in Hall fr. Senator Leads in Primary by a Hair BOISE, Idaho ‘#—Former Sen.| |Glen Taylor held the lead by an in Idaho's Democratic Senator pri- mary—but was far from a sure victor in his second try for a politi- cal comeback. * ® Only er state’s 893 pre- cincts are uncounted. They are small and isolated, and it is un- certain whether they could change Taylor's 36-vote lead over his closest opponent, Frank Church, a Boise lawyer and political new- comer Recounts and legal challenges could make it weeks before the know who is running against the Republican incumbent, Sen. Her- man Welker. Welker won handily Tuesday over four Sppenents. Super Bargains— Television HAMPTON ELECTRIC 825 W. Huren FE 4-2525 ~ : A: 70 Used Sets Famous Makes = 1g" 1430 Joslyn, Corner Walton All Guaranteed Generous Trade-in Allowance pices Beira | ‘We Give Holden's Red Stamps WALTON RADIO & TV” \ Member Oakland Co. Electronic Association Fe 2.2257 ‘in 1954 but lost to Sen. Dworshak = for Church. | | Piéase! cing his gspcoun sone tat Taylor, who won the nomination ‘(R-Idaho), has 27,908 votes to 27,-| Tavern Held Up for $200 —All Because of a Nickel YAKIMA, Wash. — A‘ thug stuck up DeLormie’s Tavern last MISSOULA, Mont. » — A Mis- FE 4.1515 C & V Electro Mart 158 Oakland ‘Open Eves TiN 9 P. M. - S oa ff 2 = ; Soe? te ee! ee ae oe Fe ee ee a | eee a? Se = i final results are in and voters will|’ S oa 25 5 Trust Your Wife. 11:00—(9) Film Theater. Alastair| Sim in ‘‘An Inspector Calls.”’ News. 11:15—(2) Miss Fairweather. 11:20—(2) Les Paul & Mary Ford. ls 11:25 — (2) Nightwatch Theater.| Nancy Kelly, Regis Toomey in! “Betrayal from the East." FRIDAY MORNING 6:50—(2) Meditations. (4) Today's Farm Report. 6:55—(2) On the Farm Front. = Capt. Kangaroo. (4) To 1:25—(4) News. Jac sels 7:30—(7) Craig Kennedy. (4) — 11: o0—(2) drama of Austria | of | 7:30—(4) Today. (7) Frontiers of Health. 7:55—(4) News. 8:00—(2) Cartoons. Little Rascals, 8:25—(4) News. |8:30—(4) Today. derland. %:45—(2) News, Weather. |9:00—(2) Of All Things. (4) Romp- er Room. (7) Robin & Rickey. 9:30—(7) Soupy Sales 9:55—(4) Faye Elizabeth. 10: = Home. (7) Charm Kitch- (4) Today. (7) (7) Wixie’s Won- Window in Home. Strike It Rich. 10: 6—() 10:30—(2) Home. 10:55—(7) (4)} News. Valiant Lady. (4) Tic Tac Dough. (7) Story Studio. 11:03—(9) Ex nerimental School. | 11:15—(2) wove of Life. |11:25—(7) News. }11:36—(2) Search for Tomorrow. (4) It Could Be You. (7) TBA. 111:45—(2) Guiding Light. FRIDAY AFTERNOON | 12: 00—(2) Mid-day Movie. | Ding Dong School. 12:25—(9) Billboard. \12:30—(2) Ladies Day. (4) Holly- | Cartoons. 12:45—(9) ifyrtle Labbitt. 1:00—(7) TBA. (9) News. 'i:05—(9) Shoppers Show. |1:25—(2) News. 5 '1:30—(2) Linkletter’s House Party (4) Tennessee Ernie. wood Story. (7) The Erwins. "| plete success. All but one of the ?"'¢:90—(2) Big Payoff. (4) (Color)/disappointed girls: Matinee Theater. (7) TBA. 2:30—(2) Bob Crosby. 3:00—(2) Brighter Day. For a Day. '3:15—(2) Secret Storm. '3:256—-(9) News. |3:30—(2) Edge of Night. (9) Howdy Doody. |3:45—(4) Modern Romances. (4) Queen 4:00—(2) Movie. (4) Comedy Time. |ness. “We will never have a robot (7) Margie. (9) Justice Colt. beter J 4:30—(2) As World Turns. (4) Cac-| (4) rade in his canteen in the hope §:00—(2) The Early Show, Mickey Mouse Club. Party. 5:30—(4) Kit Carson. Doomed Dogs Win (7) | (9) Dance. | SCREEN GALVANIZED WINDOW Aluminum Window Screen STORM DOORS & WINDOWS At these prices you can afford to buy now for next season! Bronze Window Screen Keego Hardware Warehouse 20 Osmun St. FE 2-6506 Plenty of Parking at the Door 8 -5:30 Daily Friday ‘til. 8 Saturday ‘rit 1 Reprieves Easily LIVERPOOL (INS) — It was a | matter of life or death as 47 fur- coated mannequins paraded across ja flood-lit stage in a Liverpool fac- jtory. ¢ ~anteen, | Displeasure of the 1,000 on- | lookers meant the gas chamber; approval meant life and a good home. The models were © unc tnimed stray puppies condemmed to death in city dog-pound, but all were granted a Stay of execution. A kindly factory owner, hearing that 150 stray dogs and puppies were put to death every month in Liverpool, suggested a monthly pa- that his girl workers would fall in ‘love with some of them. | The first parade was a com- puppies were claimed by the | striae. A spokesman for the Royal So-| ciety for the Prevention of Cruelty |to Animals, claimed the last dog, la fine Alsatian puppy, for the fae- tory manager, and explained to the! ‘Protect your children... Protect your home... Sess RS eee i ae * * eet et os La & Make your own yard a safe playground— improve your property—protect your lawn and flowers with this quality steel fence. No down payment—easy monthly pay- ments. Expert erection service—or we'll tell you how to put it yourself and save money. Send for illustrated booklet. Just phone and say “Please send me the free booklet that tells me w 1 can fence my home.” TEmple 2-200! 1925 E. Hancock Ave., Detroit 7, Michigan Office Open Saturday Mornings or Sais Your Lecal Cyclone Raaresommaties OR 3-7368 | ORLY UNITED STATES STEEL CORPORATION MANUFACTURES CYCLONE FENCE | * “He's a man's du - ‘Foot in ‘the Door, but... WESTON-SUPER-MARE, Eng- land — The looming danger of au- tomatic machines taking over jobs /now held by humans holds no ter- \rors for one branch of British busi- | salesman," Maurice Batchelor told a sales convention, ' tus Dan, (7) Jungle Jim. eaten fe tere ene ? ae a ’ t oes See et A Rk tes hee, ee ee ee eh ot -Y.C. BLENDED WHISKEY, ma PROOF, 65% GRAIN NEUTRAL SPIRITS, “he could never make a sale.” Only Schenley~among the three leading whiskies —comes to you proudly, in a clear-as-crystal © — “SHOWCASE” bottle. Hold it up where the light strikes through. You'll 4 see Schenley is flawless. | as a liquid jewel. Enjoy its elegant taste today! Code Ko. “673 We Are Giving You These Air Conditioners at Our COST! JUST LOOK AT THESE BARGAINS! Bmeren: -. Model £1062 Deluxe Formerly . $398.00 $4 00 ONE-TON 3 UNIT §=Now | With Built-in Emerson Deluxe 3, Ton Unit 216" YORKAIRE Medel D200-11 Deluxe 2-TON UNIT $329” This Unit Formerly Sold for $499.95 PHILCO STAND-UP MODELS Model 184-K ‘Model 180-K Formerly $529.95 eet: eros "285" 199” HURRY! T™ left in our stock, HAMPTON 825 W. Huron cnly ene vt cach of tess medilé bs; “ a ee oe a ee ee a Soe ate ' bt ARNG hc aay . ay THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, AUGUST 16, 1956 _ ’ .' _ Department Celebrates With Bigger and Better. Values Bie! aioe Sears New Service _—. $ } AT *1.32 SAVINGS! 9° Regulary 3.98 Down Dress Shirts v Assortment of Plaids and Checks 2® Reg. 3.98 Only while present stocks last can we offer you these handsomely styled long sleeve sport , , shirts at these sensational savings! Select from ais gay Reaclar cutis assorted plaids or checks with two pockets, Prauch: iGmt. tn colors and semi-standup or semi-widespread sport collar. white. Sizes 14-17. You couldn't find a shirt to match these any- where else without paying much more. Hurry in today! Men's Furnishings—Main Floor Prison Workers | to Get Training Classroom, Field Work] to Prepare Men to Staff| Michigan's Institutions | rections Department has launched | rae . A, a new program for traning men to 3 ae ? Check Sears Other Ads in This Issue Regularly 39.95! Save Now! ALL WOOL) AA 88 FALL SUIT 250 v New Mid Tones for Fall Styling Join the trend to light and mid-tones this season. All wool worsted means naturally longer wear. Trim classic lines in latest fashion are tailored to the most exacting taste. Hurry ,.. to Sears, nmten $10 will get under way this fall at the So ; is = ; University of Michigan and Wayne oe Sas Save up to 1.99 State University. Michigan State gt . University will join the program Roe . 2 S rt S im | tin 8 . Sport Shirts bel as : V4 Reg. $2.98 99 | : and $3.98 v¥ Long Sleeve Style Smart socks nylon reinforced in Pei. om heel and toe. Elastic tops. Smart . ‘ Long sleeve sport shirts omy or color combinations in 10, 11, 12, biended into smart and un- seas, ROWE An CO. 13. usual fabrics. Continental ff te ut H i 38 spread collar. Sizes S. thru XL. shoe sale Hercules Sanforized, Boys’ Gold Bonds ier talCokimmaehicelamaw all Reg. 5.98 77 pair YOU SAVE 1.21! A Goodyear Welt construction for long wear; quality leather for shine, Choice of brown or black. Men’ s Dress Shoes Regularly 7.95 SAVE ton B88 poir — i [ : i i + i ¢ i fF + Z i ef : i aL. E #3 £3 3 Hf Regular 2.69 Shirt Buy 2—Save 1.38 2 «= *4 Regular 3.29 Pants Buy 2—Save 1,58 2.55 ‘Outi thet work along with = Culfed pants, zip fly; shirts have long stay-in tails, Silver Grey, i, Johnson, who lost the Republican Pon agente state representative Poot pleasing comfort eye penis looks, rable, easy-. bending sole and heel. Select from a wide choice of fall styles & colors in quality leath- ers. Wearmaster Work Shoe or Oxford Ropar 5 BB pair BUY NOW... SAVE 1,07 Shoe Dept. —Main Floor Handsome Suede Leather Jackets At 3.10 Savings! R . ie 1188 ¢ Water Repellent - Warm 50% wool, 50% cotton knit collar, waistband and wrists, Water repellent. As- sorted colors, 4 men's sizes. Men's Work Clothes —~Main Floor cae money bach SENRS wn resist hard wear, ae a i cememmneene iam em ia