os Pn ata | widely ‘By ROBERT B. TARR Managing Editor, Pontiac Press. SAN FRANCISCO—No one was surprised by the Republican nominations yesterday afternoon, even though local papers rushed extras to the streets. . The dump-Nixon threat had collapsed completely during the forenoon, and Harold Stassen had climbed back on the bandwagon, making one of the second- ing speeches TARR Tice signe blossomed throughout the vast nall and all’ - Even so, the nominating speech for President Eisenhower set off a pro- longed and tumultuous demonstration. f for the vice president. | types of aihieteiikers including bells, whistles and a couple of fire sirens joined the uproar. State barinérs waved wildly and small helium-filled balloons, which had been held by a number of delega- | tions, soon filled the air. Someone released a couple dozen white pigeons which soared crazily around, seeking refuge from the noise. The roll call of states was merely a formality for it was evident no one cared even to think of any other name for the top of the ticket. A like situation pre- vailed for the second spot. NINE SECONDING SPEECHES A change in the rules had been deinen earlier | to permit nine seconding speeches for President and ‘vide president each, but limiting them to two min." | -utes each. Earlier in the day Thomas E, Dewey, former governor of New York, equal to that accorded former President Herbert Hoover Monday. Eisenhower's acceptance speech will close the con- vention this evening. An acceptance speech by Nixon is scheduled just ahead of = ce S appearance, * The convention ran far cause of the slow moving roll calls of the states, At a press conference in the St. Frances Hotel yesterday morning, Convention Chairman Joe Martin told newsmen a roll call could not be sus- received an ovation almoat overtime Wednesday be- sania because every delegate must have a laiaia to vote. | “These men and worken are icnaeedaia delegates, elected by their fellow citizens,” he said, stressing that each one must have complete freedom in the convention. ONE VOTE FOR JOE SMITH > - As it happened, only one among all the delegates held out for a candidate. other than Nixon. A Nebraska man insisted he wanted to vote for a “Joe Smith” and the state’s vote was first recorded for Nixon with one vote missing. But Joe Smith never was entered on the record and eventually Nebraska corrected its vote and Nixon, like Eisenhower had a unanimous nomination, The Weather Pollen Count 78 U.8. Weather Bureau Forecast Seca’ Showers Details. page two THE PONTIAC PRESS | 114th YEAR xk PONTIAC, MICHIGAN THUR RSDAY, A AUGUST 23, 1956—64 PAGES ASSOCIATED > PRESS “UN! ITED Press PHOTOS” INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVIC Home | Edition ssc 7e All 1,323 Delegates Agree—lt's ke and Nixon Prepare for Weekend Session Oakland County Dems Fill Quofa for State Convention By LAWRENCE S. MARTZ JR. Oakland County Democrats gathered last night, and proceeded to fill the 86 allotted county seats at the Democratic State nominating convention set for this) weekend at Grand Rapids. To make sure the county’s delegation will be up to strength, they authorized delegates to fill their ranks with other county cai ae at the convention, in case of absences. The weekend convention, | regarded as a let- down after the national pe gg in eager last week, apparently offers no of contests in the nomination of Democratic candidates to support Gov. G. Mennen Williams on the state ticket Nov. 6. position. They are Talbot Smith of of Ann Arbor and George Edwards, newly appointed member from De- troit, A move fo block the unit vot- Unsuccessful opposition to the; unit rule, popular among party h because of its usefulness in sessions, came from delegate John Houston of Sylvan (Continued on Page 2, Col. 1) Cobo Discusses President Is Interested in . Financing System Used in Detroit Area: Obviously pleased. with his vis- it, Cobo told: newsmen he had inviteq the President to cam- paign in Michigan. Cobo said that in discussing high- ;| ways the President showed keen in- terest in the revenue bond sys- tem of financing used in the Detroit area, The President had propdsed a similar program for ithe federal interstate network but Congress rejected it for a pay-as- you-go aystem of financing. Others at the visit were com- mitteeman Clifford O'Sullivan, State Chairman John Feikens and Mrs, Rae Hooker, national com- mitteewoman. Pontiacers Get Together 3 _|downed by Communist Chi- Roads With Ike | Wenchow, China. cf i 28 u if area ; date a Navy Neptune was downed|.,_,. one today lat led & Repub- Vice President Richard’ M. Nixon Near China; Reds Admit Attack on Chiang Plane TOKYO (#—Red China said one of its planes dam- aged a “Chiang Kai-shek” aircraft early today over islands southeast of Shangia—the area where a U. 8. Navy patrol plane and its 16 crewmen were believed shot down. A Peiping broadcast, without identifying the plane beyond the reference to the American-supported Chi- nese Nationalist leader, said it had intruded over Chinese islands and made off after the encounter toward the southeast—the direction of Formosa. 16 U.S. Fliers Shot Down! .V. B. ined and goo were, caren, fet Keep Windows Shut, nese aircraft 32 miles off Showers fo Continue GOP Bets on Same Team to Lead Victory Parade in ‘56 President Dwight D. Eisenhower - President Pens Speech on How GOP Can Win Vice President Leaves Improved Dad’s Bedside to Accept Honor _ By JAMES LEE SAN FRANCISCO (INS) ——President Eisenhower ac- cepts his second term nom- ination today with a bold call to the Republican party to march under his frontiers of prosperity at home and _ safeguarded peace in the world. The Chief Executive, re- nominated along with Vice President Richard M. Nixon in roll calls of the states and territories which yield- ea not one dissent among the 1,323 delegates to the GOP National Convention, is prepared to make the _}most. important speech of his lifetime. Presidential associates said Ei- senhower, who worked far into the night on the final draft of his ac- ceptance address, is determined to lay before the convention a GOP }blueprint not only for victory in ~ |Dick Plans to Be There Steel Strike Cuts Supplies Lt. James B. Deane of Grand| Partly cloudy with scattered . |Rapids, is one of the missing air-|showers is the prediction for the men. The missing plane, q four-en- gine P4M Mercator, in its last Pontiac area tonight with a low of 60-64 degrees, The forecast for tomorrow is partly cloudy with a high of 78 to 82 degrees. In downtown Pontiac the lowest esman said it then precedi was 32 pe Rage Red China’ As sats. = dene The acu aie Far East naval headquarters at|istored Yokosuka, Japan, clamped a news 10 degrees at 2 p.m. Recheaieas 9000 the eer go, Leave It to the Ladies tion ! SAN FRANCISCO «@—And then Badge Ahearn omngnogs MOT €ithere’s the one about the two el- he plane sentiderly ladies at the Republican . National Convention listening to a speaker Pe kept . “This Dwight — is he any relation to Ike?” t was the first attack on an i — American plane in the Formosa{One Man’s Opinion since Jan. 18; 1953. On that LIBERTYVILLE, tl. @ — Fie aEF ae : z HL xB Se 5 Adlai were lost. Another Navy)...” egg ehh as just was shot at searching | omg but not hit. In T d ’ P hl sgt four officers and 12 enlisted men, er reas ae: eee was on a “routine and County X NEWS secereee-- OA, . ae EN — St jpatrol mission” from Japan to susebedevsacvesect ciated Press ¢ ) Naha, Okinawa, ” the N said, Food cet ls ane 33 ‘thre a“ where the GOP National Convention is held, Robert B; Tarr, U.S. patrol planes - Sports... 48, 0, ML, OP, 58 Pontjac Press managing editor talks with Beal Jacobsen, formerly pose ay oem ge pogey: Ogth veins... 8 of Pontiac and now a San Francisco resident. Jacobsen is the son Wilson, ee of Mr. and Mrs, Harold S, Jacobsen of Pine Lake. : Finally one of the ladies whis ep Eisenhower i ee . Wemen’s Pages...\..42 thra 47 | The $500,000 Orchard Lake- Telegraph Road Grade separation project will not be completed un- til early next summer. A shortage of 258 tons of structural steel, caused by the recent steel strike, will halt work, a Michigan Highway Dept. spohemnan sae sey, Work crews ‘will be pulled off as soon as three concrete abut- ments and two piers are com- pleted. They won't resume work until delivery of the steel expected next February. Under contractual agreement, the Telegraph Underpass Work Halts Traffic snarls caused by the re- routing of cars around the project —which reach a peak at rush hours and weekends — will continue to plague motorists while work is stopped. POUR ROAD SURFACES Although the 34day strike of l 650,000 United Steel Workers of America ended early this month, the spokesman said. there would be a long delay before back orders could be filled. The state official said the road ‘surface would probably be poured ‘by the middie of March, with completion projects expected ‘to take 2; mon When completed, the mile-long divided. highway relocation of Telegraph Road wil carry north- south — under Orchard Lake lYou Will Want. to Read: ‘The Rise and Fall of Stassen—Page 17 Lawrence Reviews.Nixon Smear—Page 6 {Bob Tarr at Convention—Page 2 _ , Editorial: Well, Now It’s Official—Page 6 * Joe Smith: Fly-in the Ointment—Pagé 17 Dick Nixon: Star Salledhta nes 11! % 7 ithe balance. {The three London evening news- |these were sandwiched between Avenue .at a point 200 feet west of the present intersection. * * * The federal government is pay- ing half the cost of the project, |* with the state and city splitting |. Worst Turnpike Pileup Kills 1, Hurts 27 on Bus _ NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ. A loaded Trailways bus rammed in- to a trailer truck during a car Turnpike today. One person was killed and 27 others injured, none critically. State police trooper Stephen J. Sakli called it “the worst pileup in years — I've never -seen ‘anything like it.”’ Just Slight Mention LONDON (INS)—The Suez Canal crisis far overshadowed news of the Eisenhower - Nixon nomina- tions today’ in the British Press. HT i ii z% i stories of the alleged Egyptian pileup on the foggy New Jersey 1956 but for many years of lican leaderuhtp - the nation. din ts taille west eid nal popularity reflected in his tu- multuous nomination as a shield ise far more active pa Republicans had hoped. his ileitis operation is designed as a look. into the future, The. lan- —— < it is reported, spell out so bold and so imagina- nh that ft it “will dwarf the dreams BRIGHT TOMORROW threat to British shipping-and other aR items. “ ie 8 # % ° mg leadership toward new. Hy capensis NDI NUS a = eer hee Pe ey \ a a \ Poet i | \ { |} h, { \ \ pe a , f ee AG ; \\ eas aj \ PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, AUGUST 23, 1956 ae) j i} PLE: £ id : By ROBERT B. TARR The - “SAN FRANCISCO — Secretary of the Army Wilber Brucker difference of oes not go along with those who intimate our armed forces are San Francisco’s Mayor, George Christopher, visited the Michi- gan delegation. He said during his remarks: * : 5 Greece at the age of two, got an education here and became mayor . All| of a great city. In “what other country in the world can this -| happen?’ Albert E. Cobo, Republican nominee for governor of Michigan, who arrived late Tuesday night also was a guest at yesterday's Mo * caucus of the state delegation, and spoke briefly. County Dems Pick ‘STATE LABOR BACKS NIXON : 3 - ry John H. Thorpe, secretary-treasurer of the Michigan Federation + Ganivention Quota | « ixve at siren tat ce San wa ie Ms | : i. : anti-N: rive ve his support . move “(Continued From Page One) | assured Michigan's full support for the vice president. J scan tenon gmap Michigan delegation has been having some sign trouble. Large ‘ é > Lacey banners, designed to be easily seen on TV screens etc. were or- dered for use in the convention hall, The Upper Peninsula was ! ed to preside over the delegation : in Grand Rapids. oes are Jack New signs were ready yesterday and perhaps you saw them Moskowits of Oak Park, chair- | during the Eisenhower demonstration — round, blue signs with a man; Thomas C. Holland, of | white block M and the state in gold. The Upper Peninsula is there this time. Only now it takes in about half the state of Wisconsin. _ Thus far Wisconsin has not broken off relations. ° e * Correspondents are having fun with the name of the convention 4 Delesstes passed without opposi-| hall, which officially is Cow Palace. Some suggestions include: Frenne commending Adlai) Jersey Joint; Bovine Barn; Home ot the Moo. And a cynic comes candidates p| wo wits “Udder. Contagaa.” =~ He gant he & Demoorst. : abchfbate: slap poaioed ‘Dect 4 Staasen sought so vainly to put eratie county, state and national All 1,323 Delegates forward as the vice presidential ip Mle candidates, the Democratic State nominee, called Nixon ‘‘the most otebaiciration, the outgoing county | il Ik d Ni valuable member of the team.” ee Ss panes te party l e é an Ixon -Of Nixon's performance of his DECLARATION LAUDED (Continued From Page One) | @ Waterproof Bottom and > @ Zipper Side & Bottom » @ Deluxe Piaid Lined Repeat of a Sell-Out — New Shipment Famous Makers Brand ... Not Cotton... Not Kapok ..« but Filled With— 100% DACRON New “DuPont” miracle insulator for GREATER WARMTH . . . | LIGHTER WEIGHT . . . odorless, non-toxic, will not mat-down. Canopy @ Plastic Storage Bag - Guaranteed Ist Quality - sealed seams, scuff and tear resistant. 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Harotp Strassen's determined op- " position to the latter not only faded but Srassen even became one of the group that seconded the nomination. _ Apparently realizing he was in an Sr camadadniibblekir hi 5 untenable spot, Stassew went far cover his allotted time and “poured it on,” in his speech. x * x ~ One Canpenter from Nebraska un- wittingly or otherwise introduced some comedy relief by announcing he was going to nominate “Joe - Smith.” Apparently Joe is a figment of Mr. Canpenter’s blighted imagina- tion for no one could ever locate him and his “residence phone number” - proved to be that of Mr. CARPENTER himself. * * * The Republicans dwelied on the President's fine record in office and his major accomplishments ' as compared withthe previous administration. Also, his unques- _ tioned popularity and appeal to \ men and women everywhere were stressed. | a The demonstrations didn’t seem as long or as.noisy as they did last week in Chicago, but this may be due to the fact that the two men were obvi- ous and unanimous choices. The two tickets are named. Campaigning starts at once. The Democrats have selected Michigan as their shove-off point and Apiat Stevenson will appear here on Labor Day. Advices from San Francisco indi- cate that the President will take an active and vigorous part in the cam- paign and the nation can settle down to several weeks of oratory and fire- works. re: FS oA * This is the only great nation so ron. Be glad you live here. Thank the Almighty for the privilege of being an American. You yourself will have a voice in determining the head of our nation for the next four years. Your vote counts just as much as that of the various candidates. Folsom to Ask Funds = for Medical Colleges | - From Washington comes the en- couraging news that something soon will be done about the country’s ur- gent need for more medical school facilities. ts That something is the plan of Health, Education and Welfare Secretary Fotsom to ask the 85th Congress for the necessary construction funds. His pro- posal is a logical foliow up of a $90,000,000 three year program to provide better research facili- ties in all major disease cate- * ak St Approval of that program by the \ Ver ‘ "4m the last Congress. Not only were ~ hearings held on these measures, but ‘they were endorsed by the American Medical Association. They deserve the lawmakers’ sympathetic consid- eration and should be reintroduced . at the earliest possible moment in the next session. H. Hodge's Downfall There is a forceful lesson in the self engineered downfall of Orvitte E. Hopoe. A few weeks ago he was literally sitting on top of his world. As Tilinois’ Auditor General he had the respon- sibility of making certain that the accounts of all state government de- partments were in order. * * * Politically and socially he was popular. He even was mentioned as a 1960 Republican gubernatorial pos- sibility. Financially he seemed to be doing extremely well. farms, an apartment building and several: commercial buildings, Hopce "owned two homes, four cafs, two air- planes and a yacht. Then rumors that something was wrong in his office began to be heard. At first he called them 1 the work of his political enemies. . But investigation revealed that there was a shockingly broad foundation for the rumors. ~*~ * * . Now justice has caught up with the 51-year-old Hopar and he is in prison facing 10 to 20 years on a Fed- eral charge and 12 to 15 years on a state indictment. Although his sen- tences are to run concurrently, he will have ample time to ponder his defalcations’ which involved nearly a million dollars. * * * . The tragedy of Orville Hodge is that while he had most at- tributes that make for personal success, he lacked the one all- important essent al—teteerit ¥; er ne ene The Man About Town Our Busy Beaches Likely Draw Most Bathers in Inland Lakes of Nation Bank account: What Is easy to kill if you're quick on the draw, There probably is no inland area in the nation whose bathing beaches draw such ‘Jarge crowds as those of Oakland County. During July and the fore part of August, figures gleaned from the three largest, Kent, Cass and Pontiac Lakes, exceed the half million mark. Yes, it's a far cry from the old swimming hole of our older readers, The local army draft boards are asked for only eight men on thelr quotas for the current month. The Pontiac clty board sends two and the out-county board six, the induction date for each being Aug. 30. “Carefully and expertly planned and cleverly manipulated manufactured en- thusiasm,”, is what Douglas Alexander of Lake Orion says he concluded after reading our accounts of the Chicago con- _vention last week. You've hit the thing right, Doug. - With watermelons and cucumbers growing near each other, Watson Fetheridge of Oxford reports a cucumber that weighs three pounds and looks like a water- melon. He wonders if there's a scandal in his garden. . Figures from tourist agencies show that the people of our na- tion are driving their cars less om their vacations this year than ‘im 1955. This year the average is 866 miles, Last year it was 978. I like that Illinois traffic sign: “Do not speed to an early grave: You won't enjoy the time = save.” Two varieties of apples and two varie- ties of pears, all growing on the same Wee, are reported by : Arthur Humphrey of "agua surely an expert job of 1Orchidsto— » and Mrs. W. R. Campbell of 30 Bellevue apou "Bila providing for otire Year con- | struction were introduced Besides four fitty-sixth wedding : —* Who El se? David Lawrence Says: The Smear That Didn’t Succeed SAN FRANCISCO—This conven- . tion hag presented the climax to a big story that hag been unfolding for many months, The story now ean be entitled: “The smear that didn’t succeed.” Never in the history of Ameri- can politics hag anything so in- sidious been attempted—a palpa- ble effort to ruin the personal and political reputation of Richard Nixon by a whispering campaign about his lack of integrity that had not the slightest foundation in fact. The renomination of Vice Presi- dent Nixon is not merely a triumph for the man but for the common sense of the Republican party's leadership, which refused to dis- qualify a man just because he had been a vigorous campaigner and had aroused the ire of the opposite party. INITIATED LONG AGO Long before President Eisenhow- er suffered a heart attack, whispering campaign against Nix- on was under wy In fact, it was initiated about 1 certain extremist groups which re- sented bitterly his exposure in 1949 of Alger Hiss, a prominent official of the Democratic administration, as having been a Communist who passed papers on to a Soviet spy. The smear was given further mo- mentum by some labor groups close to the Communist side which Nixon had criticized in his (Cali- fornia campaign for the United States Senate. Ht seems odd te suggest that anyone should be disqualified for high office just because he offend- ed his political opponents, but that was the main basie for a rash of articles and broadcasts When it was pointed out Se font de- fenders of Nixon that he had ried the ball for the céuibiatretion %n Capitol Hill in trying to get both the domestic and foreign poli- cies of the President adopted, then the attack was switched to another direction, It was asserted, for in- stance that “Nixon simply doesn’t have the qualifications.” This very criticism was voiced repeatedly and given wide currency. by certain big newspapers fn this country which themselves had been com stantly critical of the government's out clearly what Was meant “qualifications.” MYSTERY ENLARGES It became a bigger and bigger mystery as to what was giving such continuous momentum to the cam- paign of whispering slander. Then, when the President had to undergo a stomach operation in June, the — question of the vice presidency was again emphasized, Eisenhower was subsequently drawn into the con- troversy through sharp questioning at his press conferences, He didn't ~want, of course, to be placed in . the position of dictating the choice of a national convention, So he con- fined his remarks to a statement that Nixon would ‘be “acceptable” the | to him as a running mate, This prompted rumors of another list of vice presidential possibilities that Eisenhower was supposed to be preparing. Then Harold Stassen came into the picture to misjudge the anti- Nixon agitation as a real tread. He later admitted his error In x speech before the convention it- self when he seconded the renom- ination of Nixon, Being ambitious himself and a man with an Itch for publicity in polities, he had previously brought forth some so- called “polls.” Naturally, after nomination .would prove a handicap to the ticket. A lie re- peated often enough is believed by many who hear only one side, Hitler capitalized on that tech. nique. Nobody has ever been able to demonstrate to the Republican leaders that Nixon would be a months ago by \ “bandicap.” In fact, he disproves: it on the stump and captivates big audiences. And nobody has yet been able to find a-single sentence _ which Nixon ever uttered saying that the Democrats were ‘‘a party of treason.” Small wonder that, on arriving here, the President emphatically told a press conference that Nixon had done ‘‘an extraordinary job” and jis ‘as good a man as you can get.”’ The vast majority of the delegates to the Republican convention had already concluded: “If he’s good enough for Ike, he's good enough for us.” The.smear didn't succeed. (Copyright, 1956, New York Herald Tribune Inc.) Looking Back 15 Years Ago “LE NINGRAD RALLIES for last ditch battle. EASTERN FILLING J stations close to save supplies. 20 Years Ago . JAPS EXECUTE nine Russians. GERMAN ARMY ban revives _hopes for _Reutrality in 1 Spain. Dr. William Brady Says: Spinach, Mashed Potatoes and Good Ole Cod Liver Oil Some years ago when I had a friend In the medical profession and one in the dental profession, I consulted my friend the physician about a nagging, vagrant belly- ache that sometimes worried me even on the bowling green. Well, sir, my friend was, I thought, a fine physician. Was? He still is, although 7 am relue- tant te admit It because he has lately gone into the ‘‘clinic” busl- ness, So, when he suggested that we have what js known in the trade a G. I. series, I thought to my- self the heck with that; but I said OK, you're the doctor. A G. I. series, in case you haven't been nicked foy this fishing expedition, is a series of X-ray films showing the progress of a test meal through the gastro-intestinal tract, that is, the stomach and intestine, The food is mixed with barium or other material which is opague to X-rays and so gives a clearer shadow or sharper contrast in the picture. As is the custom, the doctor directed me to take q beaker of castor oil the evening before the series. Now, I'm a reasonable, patient man, or say reasonably patient, though I have no patience at all with people who are less cour- teous by mail than they would be in person. But before I had time to make up my mind on the castor oil ques- tion, the doctor had instructed me how to take it. First, he said to put an inch of ice cold milk in a glass, take a swallow or two, put the castor ofl in the glass and down the whole thing, with another swallow or two of ice cold milk as a chaser, I followed the instructions, and— well, maybe it is luck for you kids that I never before knew how easy it is to take castor oil. I said my doctor is a good one. Such little incidental experiences 4 ‘my equanimity. Can't help comparing my own whims with the whims of people at large. In my observation children not only éat spinach but usually like it as well as other Mier 22% or greens, Likewise cod liver oil. Infants eens ny oe Sey do ony | gind adults who have not been con- ditioned against it take it Teadily enough. If taste has heen per- ‘verted, the: cod liver oil ‘may be ‘taken with ice cold milk or ice cold tomato juice or fruit juice as suggested above for castor oil, ed letters, not more than one page or 100 words long pertaining to persona! health and hygiene, not to disease, diag- nosis, or treatment, will be answered wf Dr. hedico gel Breay, if a stam self add velope is sent to Pon- tine Presa, ‘Pontiac, Michigan (Copyright 1956) makes people tick,” Voica “of the ae Letters be condensed when neces- por ious 2 8 aR number of the writer > letters but these will not be publi if the writer so requests the letter is critical in tt nature, ; In regards to the sex slayings, 1 do not believe it can be cured by the death penalty or any other form of punishment. The sex drive of ‘the male is only sur- passed by hunger and in an ab- normal person it can be danger- a, Is 'No Cure, Says Death Penalty Foe raise a hue and cry for the death penalty? We ourselves are guilty: ~ It is our duty to demand necessary laws to confine and treat them. If we were to condemn one of these deviates to death we'd be. guilty of two murders, Even the savages will not pum. ish an insane, person. Unless you live in Christ, you are dead to God.—Rowland Hill Hal Boyle Says: Rock ’n’ Roll Is Defended as the Offspring of Hymns NEW YORK W-—An ex-lawyer ‘who ‘has become one of Ameri- ca’s top song writers today de- fended rock ‘n’ roll music as the happy offspring of the old-fash- joned Gospel hymn. * * ° “Those who call rock ‘n’ roll detrimental just don't know what said Samuel (Buck) Ran. “To say that rock ‘n’ roll is the cause of juvenile delinquency is like saying that going to an American Legion meeting causes adult delinquency.” NOT NEWMUSIO Ram, who well may end up a millionaire partly as a result of the wildfire popularity of rock ‘n’ roll, said few critics realized its, origin. s * * “I don't like to break music down,"’ he remarked, ‘“‘but those who do break it down know rock ‘n’ roll isn’t basically a new form. It comes from the old-fashioned, hand-clapping Gospel music “A lot of the rock ‘n’ roll hits were stolen from the popular old hymns sung at revivals. And Gos- pel music itself is a mixture of primitive African and Haitian jazz and English folk songs. * * « “Rock ‘n’ roll, like the old hymns, is what we call happy music, Its beat is emotional, and it has a mass effect on people. But that isn’t bad. It is more often therapeutic. It gives people an outlet for their feelings. DON'T BLAME KIDS “It's not the fault of the kids if things get out of hand at a rock ‘n’ roll session. Adequate protection simply hasn't been pre- pared in advance. * * * - “In any mass meeting of people — even an American Legion meet- ing — there is a minority that can spoil it if they aren't curbed. “Most of the so-called rock ‘n’ roll riots have been exaggerated. You can have the same things happen at a football game or a political convention.” * * * Ram, a graying, big man, be- gan his career as a boy symphony violinist. After breaking his left hand in a football scrimmage, he took up the saxophone and learned it in three weeks. He practiced as a lawyer briet- ly after leaving college, then be- came a song writer. Among his early hits were ‘At Your Beck and Call,” “I'll be Home for Christmas” and ‘Twilight Time.” * * > He also served as arranger for the bands of Duke Ellington, the Dorsey brothers ant Count Basie. In the last year he has hit the music world’s cash register again. in a big way with such tunes as “The Great Pretender,” ‘The Magic Touch,” and “Only You.”* * * * Ram has published 500 songs, written and torn up twice that many more. He says a reallyt breakthrough hit tune now can earn its author up to $100,000. ‘It used to be about $20,000, TAILORED SONGS “But the business changed,” he observed. ‘‘When I first started, you wrote a song and then looked for an artist who could use it. Today it's just the reverse. You pick an artist then tailor a — to fit his style.” * > Ld] Ram isn’t the kind of writer who has to wait in a lonely attie for an inspiration or journey to Ni-- agara to write a song about -a waterfall. “T have written songs in an abr plane,” he said, “and a lot of them in hotel rooms. ° * * “Tl have even turned them out while sitting in a bathtub to get away from a heat wave Portraits By JAMES J. METCALFS A stranger turns into a friend, .. Whom you are glad to know... The moment that you take the time ... To stop and say hello... Asd probably before you met... He was quité lonely too .. . And hoped that he might shake the hand... Of somebody like you. . , You never know how wonderfr] .. . This world can really be . . . Until you talk to strangers and .. , In- vite their company .. . Of course you should be careful, as .. . choice could turn out wrong... But if you are experienced You ought to get along . . . You need not be a doctor of .. . Philos- ophy or such... 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THURSDAY, AUGUST 28, 1956 AP Wirephote reporters “Joe Smith” is a prominent citizen of his hometown “Terrytown.” The whole thing was patently a gag, delaying start- ing of the Nixon nominating speech by Gov. Christian Herter of Massachusetts. x AP Wirephote| . AP Wireghote DEWEY ADDRESSES GOP DELEGATES—Former Gov. Thom- - PUERTO RICAN DELEGATE PLAYS IT STRAIGHT — There as E. Dewey of New York last night spoke to delegates attending were no jokes from Puerto Rican delegate, Marcelino Romany, the GOP National Convention in San Francisco's huge Cow Palace. holding microphone, as he cast his delegation's votes for Ike. ccncseestesesenieieaeeltenitaamailiaiseiaaitintiiattt eel LL AAA ALAA ALLA AAA LALLA he Rise and Fall of Harold Stassen’s \ ~ % 4 Opposition Fuse Fizzled and Went Out - "Anti-Nixon’ Skyrocket Never Got Off Ground Against GOP Pressure SAN FRANCISCO Harold ©. Stassen lit the fuse of his ditch Nixon rocket in Washington on July 23 and, after a steadily de- scending course, it plunked to earth hard at a presidential news conference yesterday. Altogether, it was one of the strangest episodes in recent politi ca] history. : * # 6 The full story has not yet been told, and probably won't be for some time,. if ever. Particularly intriguing is whether Stassen had, behind the scenes, any major Re- publican political figures. Another question is: What was President Eisenhower's. attitude toward Stassen's effort? Asked about that last night, Stassen told a reporter: “T've always felt I had neither the approval nor the disapproval of the President in this venture.” | On July 23, at a news confer ence Stassen said that, in the in- Herter of Massachusetts as Eisen- hower’s running mate, ; Stassen said private polls showed that Nixon would weaken an Eisenhower ticket by 6 per cent. oo The reaction among Republican leaders. was explosive, Not a sin- gle one of national prominence openly lined up at Stassen's side, Three days before his announce- AP Wirephete| ment, Stassen had told Eisenhow- President Richard Nixon. He spoke for Nixon jer what he proposed to do, and after giving up earlier in the day his effort to |Says Eisenhower told him he could dump him from the ticket. go ahead as long as he made it _. ee clear he was not acting in his offi- cial capacity as a White House e ° 9 | adviser. t Eisenhower had sald he would l in be delighted to have Nixon as his running mate again but that the STASSEN SPEAKS FOR NIXON — Harold E. Stassen waved to delegates as he appeared before the GOP National Convention in San Francisco last night to make a seconding speech for Vice ‘One Fly decisi SAN FRANCISCO 8 — Joe|chairman, Mrs. George P. Abel,! Carpenter, a stocky, 56-year-old qjogates. Smith? - gritted her teeth and did her duty./businessman who wears glasses) By the time the national con- He's only a myth. | |’ She told convention chairman|took the hint. He got out. Escorted|vention rolled around, Stassen had | 5 only a scattering of support among But he handed the Republicans|Joseph W. Martin Jr. there was alby uniformed convention guards. | , y elegant , Gt fe the biggest laugh of their conven-|bit of a split in the Nebraska dele- This is an open convention, | peared to be evaporating da tion last night. He gave the tele-|gation: Nixon: 17. Joe Smith: 1. |though, so he soon marched back day. . me oy | morning, Stassen vision audience an injection of| She announced that delegate jn, Yesterday wake-up juice too. Carpenter was speaking for him-| He refused to vote on the first/talked to the President at the St. ee _-|self alone, ; —and only—ballot for Nixon. He| Francis Hotel. There's one at every convention.| Martin furrowed his brow, con-|passed. Later the President announced Four years ago the Republicans sidered the problem for a good) In the end, though, he buckled/that Stassen had abandoned his had Marcelino Romany. He was five seconds, and told the defiant/under the pressure of his fellowjcampaign and would ask. permis- the Puerto Rican delegate who/delegate from Nebraska: Nebraskans. sion to second Nixon's nomination ‘broke up a lot of tension by de| ‘You take your Joe Smith and) Joe Smith could not be reached for the vice presidency, as he later manding a poll of his three-mem- get out of here.” for comment, did. ber delegation. This year Romany played it straight. He voted the Eisenhow- er-Nixon ticket. Then came Joe Smith. And the man behind him: “Terrible Terry", Carpenter. Everything had been going fine up to that point. It was a wide- open convention, The door was wide open for everybody — except Vice: President Nixon — to dis- appear into the San Francisco fog. Alabama yielded. Arkansas yielded. Everybody yielded except r Carpenter. Then Scottsbluff, Nebraska's Terry Carpenter (who freely ‘ack- nowledges the ‘Terrible Terry” nickname) dug in his heels. He once was a Derniocratic con- gressman. He changed parties, He has run for all sorts of offices, without. success. He disapproves of Nixon. wie “So when the roll was called on Nixon the Nebraska delegation a nnnnAmnnedl \Final Program Features Ike's Acceptance Talk will provide relaxation for Presidefit Eisenhower at the Cypress to four days on brief vacation. The picturesque clubhouse is - Point Club in Pebble Beach, Calif., where he will spend from located ‘on the locality’s famed 17-Mile Drive. : MIA! — This is a fresh por- An. Eisenhower bandwagon car| ‘ait of Gov. Christian Herter of Massachusetts, with “Let's back Ikel"” lasioosd Aan “$” had been paint President Richard Nixon as President Eisenhow: ed neatly over the “B.” er’s running mate on the 1956 GOP ticket. But 2 ss Pope 4 THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, AUGUST 26) 1956 Ree, oe paw | jj é er . in a tobacco bed and then trans- o = | : Justa ite Switch Petes ret hae cr ve ora i a At ar E 4, : PEP, ee ie oi a |were doing fine — in his W. Ralston was showered with co, Gals Brighten Up Convention |_b'Sml's Sane = eye Zens Harnett rs ena mts mt Te preg op FRANC. he, ear er ea oe it ! : rs at the to Martin's defeat. the first place. Mins Boomer, one jie salts. . , badly that even the tree-loaders| 4°" * Somer ener ae : They 100 sr ys «as San ve our man @ waa peewee ie | Chairman Len Hall won't take a|are hollering “uncle” instead of|herselt and, until the other Gay, |0f rhinestone jewelry in the ed alg tps was pod she ' pone aeeernb aah arte ary on Bee yegy wong par rar salary... Gen. Snyder, the White|“‘encore.” ,.. which will do for a'she thought they were petunias. convention hotel's lobby jewelry . Asi acre a whip. Free. The experi-| may cost her candidate votes, | House physician, arrived with 4/millenium until one comes along. She had planted the petunia seeds| store, _ tmother-in-law. eo ' reached for her she had gone. |noomer from one of per Olt unkempt and probably| Boomers girls. But e Old the whisky-soaked others, who asked not butt derelict can be seen wandering | fied, who tried to. ed | through the crowds night and day *¢e c calling her name. Her name was Rs tte « Raw, tte tone dey appearing before | | Leg | ef ge Leos H aL ified a i s : | é » § a i iit git Jt FF | : 5 5 iy il Hy Eee y sorvwre-s ‘ j \, gs VHS a) A aL - 1& t MD Eg NS, if I ad a ' ht oS oe ie /, mila othe a ee ORR ¢ a “ 4; . owe een om Ly * i 1 uayget pf tag SEF a" 2 ae he an 4 its 4 Boys’ tailored, long-sleeved Jr. boys’ crease-resistant © Water-repellent wool melton SCHOOL SPORT SHIRTS RAYON SPORT SUITS BOYS’ CAMPUS COATS gs 909: 6** 788 JUST WHEN YOU NEED THEM! Beautiful YOU CAN AFFORD 2 well-dressed son this sea» | BACK-TO-SCHOOL FAVORITE! Cozy wool mel- quality Sanforized broadcloth shirts in checks, son, with this terrific value! Smart 3-button jacket ton campus coat with large, ear-warming storm laids and novelty prints, Popular convertible col- _ has flap pockets, built-up shoulders. ga collar and snug quilted rayon lining. Coat has snap ar and in-and-outer style. Really good-looking slacks have elastic waistband for snug fit. Tailo i id tri shirts for back-to-school and casual wear, 6-18. of crease-resistant rayon. Blue, gray, tan. 6-12. sleeve and slash pockets, Black, blue, charcoal. ?,20, i SALE i Ideal for school or play! Boy's Chino Slacks Y CAMPUS! Our wonderful, washable, 9 THE RAGE OF EVER a i all the knocking ‘ 9 that athletes can give them . . . Sanforized to Sturd ee sod walabend trim t10. rs 5 pocket style them! a e to outgrow Wide belt loops. too! 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FEDERAL eft ANY BN Weds ek rere: Ween ey ee eee ee ec ys reer ares 7 | THE saipbeesindnhes THURSDAY, AUGUST 23, 1958 | NRE bers 4 and wich mare ) new drink made with vodka, It! ey af ciate oobi ag? $ to the 40 Screwdriver . him for a few seconds ellow Falls in Love he was Me tae of et Pa the answer: 48 or XLVIIL. iH. v4 ¥ y r as Bartender __ |intil he walked to storage draw. 'y 4 7, +. [charge of stealing ‘the same’ fua-| Ftiday ts ‘Celery Boy’ |Stumped Literally|ave. With Adding Device soa ng atten sh arhecmporhe ; ay, Pa eeonen ool. aay Poy Peper tage he — Rome sald Circuit the Hudsonville Community Fair,/paiston, local Moose Lodge gover-| “Ohi Ralstori said, “I thought|see if he can overcome a fascina-|either Fyn 8 which epened Wednesday for anor, pitched in to help bartenders} : tion for | nor, , , reap ho ~or pipraondh omel gad @ particular adding ma-|send Ha’ _ Andrew Mosley was sentenced @ under The lumber industry in the U.S./to two years in prison for theft ofjof the United States r,”|dates from 1608 at Jamestown, Va.ia $155 adding machine from his FEDERAL ppm ELS Si oe C& gi88 wer Lie | ‘. “i 2 i at ‘lie eyo © Lots of lovely new styles in Smart girls go to school in GIRLS’ PRETTY BLOUSES ~SKIRTS AND SWEATERS SALE! / | Cardigen Slip-on Skirt To delight the hearts of all little girls! Short sleeve She'll be teacher's in this -on-the-bu blouses in many styles. Triple collars, wd outfit! Soft Gan” dip-on esd cachihia a fronts, sweetheart ties and others. Fine an are quick to wash and dry. Pastels, navy. Sanforized broadcloth in white and pastels, and to 14, Wonderful dura-suede felt circle skirt has _ gay checked ginghams. An all-time low price! 7-14. print design and net petticoat, self belt. 7-14. *DuPont's ecrylie fiber - LAD Corduroy or rayon gab ——Boys’ wool, nylon or Orlon* Shoulder strap and handle : LIL BOYS NEW SLACKS CARDIGANS, SLIP-ONS STURDY SCHOOL BAG [ ' 9s | 193 398 -taflored. Suspender, d cardigan ; AS EB H\ A | a “yey AS A Sale s “Head of the class” fashions in washable Sanforized and Wrinkl-shed - : COTTON DRESSES Jewel-tone solids, bright plaids, woven checks, gay = au ro prints, stripes, novelty patterns! You name it—we've | o. got it!, Wonderful Dan River Wrinkle-shed cottons ed 242.125; 26x. 2.125; 26x1-%6. SALE! For lucky boys and girls! LIGHTWEIGHT 26” BICYCLE Fae re nee Ae ors Tia with exclusive dri-don—the ultimate in wash and wear poor cottons! Deep growing hems, full, full skirte—many styles to choose from. Sizes 3 to 6x. Hurry, save! SACINAW AT WARREN. PONT! A | fy “ in at « "o 4 « = MON. iNUurs. PFI. oa}. ie EM Dah id ac te PR AOLAR TD et LE AD IS, AWN RP ae ae A | wD \ v/ i (uN a | 1) were’ powrréc PRESS, THURSDAY, AUGUST 25, 1986) ie oy He f fay A : ie \ ; = A i y : ; : , s Children Have Own Aids to Encourage Grooming Once upon a time, a little girl/habits without the use of a base- ball bat, Pica wah fi A Rs Ey A Nene who wanted to be pretty was pre- sumed midget woman. Light scents help a to feel fa ee *. really turned out oe van ! rt E J i iE ognize that a little girl wh cause trouble in clumsy hands. to be pretty is just that, still « 4 little girl. Cosmetic products are|, Since personal appearance is #0 maachoted foe her elane, ~ariaaa > oleae So : an CHILDREN’S PERMANENTS essential for a small girl. Outstanding in this respect is the) Her mother is the proper teacher child's permanent. Good ones arejand through her, the girl can learn f SPECIAL OFFER! Deluxe cube tray! Limited time only! Gchool ‘Eels MOTOROLA 3-WAY PORTABLE RADIO 29%. FEDERAL DEPT. STORES Saginaw at Warren, Pontiac we THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, AUGUST 28, 1956 3 bg | Id 4 Pla ed time for operations next seeson./You Can't Stop ’E Harmiess Sweet ts Provide iat Tes eee eet ht change; which bye lat Satu ing 5,000 Yrutt|*or the Ground Observer Corps at) virkier, who relays the report -by Added Nutrition for SEGA eels eS cenb Giesaeeeeeee =e | LET’S TRADE! 100 for your old washer! ot the Benton Center Fruit Ex- Ft ui i ist ; fe ssi} a atl flute f i 2 He i i He | a lan aj : i If Teacher ra $, Then It Must Be So to the bother of the fire depart- ment, 9 12-year-old boy believed| that “‘if teacher says it, it must be . 100 Peachy Recipes | action! 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NO © Factory list price $269.95 . . . now at this new low price with your trade-in! © You get 16.8 square feet of roomy shelf space! Big 70 lb. frozen food capacity ! © Superb cold-clear-to-the-floor design for more fresh food-keeping refrigeration! Live better at lower cost with KELVINATOR . . . now at,a new low . . . low price! Why accept lesser-known or inferior brands when we price this KELVINATOR so low? Hurry in now during this exceptionally fine sale! Handy shelves in the door and slide \ Pie: SALE! sove 49.50! last time at this low price! a Bed Sets - - Complete with F rames3 + ens allowance save 61.95 on a regularly 179.95 new low price, agitator action TWIN-TUB EASY SPINDRIER ® No Down sid ° pie Ry per . Payment! dren vena ets Here is EASY’S world-famous twin-tub spindrier thot does the work of two washing machines. One tub washes your clothes with surging agitator action while the other rinses your clothes and spin dries Apa in just minutes! Saves soap and water like no other — Call FE 4-251) \tpday! Immediate delivery! Waite's Easy Appliance Center—Downsiairs Store i IRR BK BaP bE RMT oe Sap igd é ‘56 model A Deluxe |\\|_K% oo Money Down — ih Haine MA TTRESS. 4 ve . , fa 2 pig , = ‘i ‘ Pi. Bit a? a Pi SPs? Bin Fa re ee Of. oo a " “a ere ee, ~ ee +e Pi , ei * > - tg, ‘ é oe - om, * ageep ms * te . Fe P2 te ts . is a fe é es . oe el BC Ni CR TIN SAO ps Wo AG Bi aN oa Mo wha | _._ THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, AUGUST 23, 1956 CN De de | : Be ewe Gasoline Tax Levy | sn sm cin sere MME Bia Might Caser—Sont 10 age gether poo ya os a uur ae oa legislative committee ts expected ne eae bees ne Oe + = aft teed 2 Gem Sem teets 0 4s 'io continue the defense build |" Teendimend tax relia to help) Gite Seen Sen: — keep buses running in Michigan ai: «* erats accused Republicans of think-|*!ties- a The tax exepmtion would apply i . T h ng a bass thant Qeforne| ot snltee's chatraaan wis aaa ie Ra ae bn seen wrence ec sound | gilance against “and ory ae byte ray ogc 9 ‘ot|James Goulette (R-lron Mountain),/companies making more than 5%|| 21000 Ten Mile Rood et Northwestern Hwy, KE 5-5050 ot ay» earl said -would|said ‘yesterday he favors exempt-per cent profit—a plan borrowed strengthen national security. ing bus operators from the 6cent!from the federal system. ui il 2 . | i f 8 __PENNEY’S NEW BACK-TO-SCHOOL NEEDS RATE for clever styling . . - sound value... _ - quality to the last detail! aA ® EE Lawyer's Advice Gets Motorist | Olff Traffic Hook | peacea to coppers tenet nesinet | DETROIT (INS)—A young De! sromise arms, Democrats said | treit ‘motorist was released from the U.S, must send weapons to | jail this morning, because, as traf) y...6) so she can defend herself fie Judge John D. Watts put it: | aeninst Arab assaults. * 2 8 : ; Taxes — The “elephant” cham-' oryr C- ‘ ra cg at € ae — pioned tax cuts for low-and middle | count of ices 37 income families. The “donkey” from your lawyer. istood for tax cuts via a $200 in-. The atterney concerned th jcrease in personal income tax ex-| Gregory M. Pillion, perennially |emptions. Both called for tax re-. unsuccessful candidate for Con- | ductions to aid small business. gees whe is in hot water om SP | (114 Righte—Republicans said | in an accident. lines of the Tennessee Valley Au- They’s Cats Behind [sere cop wants revision of the Taft-Hartley Labor Act for’ Iron Fence’—Satchmo jess, niece, me worer , “f2] Fo PENNEY’ EASY.CARE BLOUSES WASH ’N’ WEAR P LAIDS ah Easy-care by design pista CARE-FREE...LITTLE IRON [4 [fj Seeseqasmcce | 9% Penney for this everything blouse, Mom! Win cabetn Sine to 14, SANFORLAN® WOOL-NYLON SKIRTS School-belle plaids cost little at Pennev's . » « take little care, Mom! Smartly de- 93 signed of machine-washable Dan River® cotton, Dri Don finished to jiffy-iron or get away with no ironing at all. Full hems, @ thrift-priced flannel skirt that hand washes 98 too, Multicolor plaids. Sizes 7 to 14. Also like new . . . keeps its size thre 3 sizes 3 to 6x, 2.98. Bs it alli E back for fine fit. Fall colors to match our favorite blouse. Sizes 7 to 14.’ : World's First “Transistor” Portable Phono by PHILCO be : HY ‘gees ra ee a | . Ss — pot | a | 195 FASHION PLAID COTTON FL = i FOREMosT® NEY’S WESTER 4, 2 ANNEL ©& | ST®... PENNEY’S WESTERN ets oe WASH 'N’ WEAR SHIRTS FOR BOYS! [| jay. 2EANS WITH THE FIT YOU WANT! Only = Grinnells . . . verrific savings on this a . * | F “4 seve they've ‘got other fine feakures Yes, Mom, you ‘just machine wash these 903 = Swe has aoa _ warm, 5.2-ounce cotton flannel sport shirts, joned to santa Raed athe ryt Biman __ plenty of room where needed! i _ all the way down! Sanforized “plen - yt \ ~ } { | | a ont My Uae DOWN! I na vA BU “Z PAY { THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, AUGU ; T 23, 1936 : " / At ‘ ~s \ f Us ROSES to the lodies GIFTS for kiddies CIGARS for the men - Be Here When Doors dl Open Fri. 10 AL ML, C- ‘PRINTED PERGALE Is For fall school BATH TOWELS 5 nae 20” NYLON BLANKETS a 7.99 full size. CURTAINS a. Reg. 1.99 value. Beautiful colors, NYLON PANELS yo 1.69 full 42” by 8! DACRON PILLOWS 299 5.99, eyelet ticking. CHENILLE | SPREADS 2 5.99, full, twin size. BIRTHDAY SPECIAL Loop | (EIEN RUGS BS 1.69, size 60” 1.99, size 24” by 76", by 36”, ‘LADIES’ surTs | | LADIES’ CAR COATS 21.99 Values Receiving Blankets wry ft All wool box and fitted styles. For Pe school, casual BIRTHDAY SPECIAL aoe, pd BIRTHDAY SPECIAL SCHOOL DRESSES p°? Reg. 2.99 Value quality Birdseye diapers. ff Large size Bep- deer con—-all colors, Reg. 2.69 absorbent first I’ q Lowest price yeti Water repellent pop- lin, warm interlined. 8 to 18. E 3 BIRTHDAY SPECIAL : 290 Outfit yourself for schoo! or work In these soft orlons In cardigan or sleeve slip- BIRTH BIRTHDAY SPECIAL ALL WOOL BOY COATS ‘25 39.99 VALUE Here's a real buy! All’ wool, | warm quilt interfined, pearl but- ton belted back. It’s the rage over styles. Skirts to mix Ma] pes of weor. Red, camel, o ae. All colors, Sizes 18. “3 to '. Biss * a 4 HER MAJESTY : . MARY COATS GIRLS’ SLIPS suIr 5 SUCRE © 99 SPORT BLOUSES BIRTHDAY SPECIAL , LADIES’ Lip LOAFERS os BIRTHDAY SPECIAL GIRLS’ SWEATERS “pes Reg. 3.99 Value Orion sweaters — slip- over and cardigan les. Sizes 3 to 6x, 5 for 1.00 [ einswoay srecin - ee Ladies’ Dresses To 10.99 Value 5 a a 4 4 > see * ze : Reto 20, 142 to 242. . 2 saigeens dt sepa. | BIRTHDAY SPECIAL LADIES MEN’S SPORT ie Reg. 2.99 Value Sf Guaranteed. Washable cotton SHEATHS 14” Many samples Included. You o look smart ina § BIRTHDAY SPECIAL CAR COATS 79° Reg. 8.99 Value Quilted lined, attached hood, Red, blue and ton. Sizes 7 to 14. My 2.99 Girls’ Skirts, 2.00 Perma-life TRTHOAY SPECIAL EG IM eivsvosy soccim Leather Coats Reg. $99 Value Save $20 on these ble leathers. Beautiful colors. Sizes 10 to 18. OLEGRO COATS, BIRTHDAY SPECIAL & py fs 2 Undershi 3 fo 1.45 ty 199 vane |. MEN'S ORLON SWEATERS Reg. 5.99 Value Yes! Only 3.99 for long sleeve slip- over orlon sweaters regularly sold up to 5.99. All new fall colors and sizes. Levi, Kheki & Blue Peg Tops, 4.50 BOYS’ KHAKIS -MOUTONS BIRTHDAY SPECIAL | | Jmm-/ _ rr ta BIRTHDAY * | Ry ri * ton ‘pub. Yes, you save $40 but D Weel: MUSKRATS, $199 a Eee Loa ve eS SS ee, oe ee een i 2 Tit 3 i OR Ry. vq \ © eh _ 3 f \ i iv j " + ¥ J ] ; 2 \ ‘ . pe ' Lie i £ \, < pe Ole. Fe to i . i * ; f ; ri - \ 3 3 i bey ¥ f , Ay i # % 5 i i : ¥ i % b : ‘A * 4 i A * a " i ay iy . ; 4 aa ; ‘ : / i i me of Fresh aye eee peaches have a deep yellow back-|] \Available at Good Prices |r aice win raat Warm @ays and cool nights tre) cee that ‘eucumberp ere. firm, pach, Peach prices are rnd . ibringing even more garden-fresh : green ; the ao cael oe A role y sri rg = apaliges a 4 attention. This weather combina- , , Con- ; ; Ve tion has tmproved sweet corn qual- sola teeseotinr -Silaeenethen are costing more than they did in)f hohe FE 4-6842° and increased the size of other) Agent, _ Ce early August. Beef with — Thin in Sight" a Cucumbers for pickling will soo thege Feng Borge Bettas e plies of corn and carentoete soot Sa cota ayes Open Friday Evenings / | e departne : “i cteaeens He > 4 Sechet Ht ipent es score or aegge ag a ch are! 3 How tresh corn tastes depends |a good size for bread and butter|ivea value Closed Wednesday Afternoons upon how it has been cared for (pickles. For chunk and dill pick-| after harvest. More growers and see, aaanians shout 5 Saptes lene ee ‘ storekeepers each are mak- jare a desirable He young roasters ing a special an improve | FRUITS—It’s a natural thing to| ™°™ ee Se ee te enue sweet corn quality. In some |put out a thumb and pick out a| 5. Poumd naa hene oc ln i - | canes, growers deliver direct to |plum for the market basket, Plums| SROUsN te beoll, fry bake oF |mt : i ; __| the store where the corn As jof every variety—red, green, yel- shite, ‘ dg eo t a z hod writing habits | eiilied and sold within a Gay jlow, orange and blue are stacked) 114 PB arg Vince rsows a P a = 4 after picking. . on the produce counters at very mittnaan.. | ~ : Corn stays fresh longer attractive prices. hese a 24 Hour Emergency ~ pot hhusked, so, keep it apples cook tate many | Spareribs, always 8 stress ou rge 4 Titan tot, beap it retcigncphallih| tonmptla ches, aot Sra. Madk at Menges bgp eo As * Gee a as belo eonng hee? te coe ial Re nore Lette, |tve conte per, toand ts mani P iption Service’ = Howse believes that as a child eer FAL tanta een ett before storing, keep the corm in 1 the season. According to Kari | oor Oo in po rescrip | ) 5 a Tula! snuted gold shade is a fall fashion. Rounded crown is closed plastic bag. Baliey, District Horticultural |Rot™ Tut are ales excelientia OK Senincy ot Mivios % ~ characteristics at the age of eight ond aiid phinaant Seater thdh. At a seasonal low of 39 te Agent in this area, the Duchess (15 11005 1 Sork roast [al 37-39 S$. ginaw : sg Sis saipetior caches oilers ti 0 - came cae: eweet Corn HO eee We eee Mr vw Bd hee por cuts DAYS—CALL FE S-4521 8 his muscular control allows him to |the need for a yellow vegetable in| ples and sance is now in its peak pap pele ing he week. (a ‘ ; a el sapeloapong nen Court Orders a ES menu, re of supply and quality. | = AFTER 11 P.M.—-FE 5-4485 " the advantage of a flexible nib ‘ _ jorlesg and odorless and cannot be| Slicing cucumbers are about | It's time to an Michigan! “The skin on the human = Emergency Delivery on Request a point to hele him develop better! SOlation Booth distinguished by ordinary chemical five te seven cents each. The |peaches again. twice. the elasticity of skin on|m = and more expressive penmanship. in Sanity Trial . ; amuast shapper always checks te !Haven variety aes PE The average American, however, ’ - selects a stiff point when he pur-- .os ANGELES # — A se chases a fountain pen. proof isolation booth wil ance} GOOD FOR SCRIBBLING - a violent, shouting defendant Such a point writes a uniform)" the remainder of his sanity tine with no variations in_ width|" co. is @ perfect instrument Sane dome a few notes, an ileg| ori —— eres ible cematune OF & typewritten Jet Nye tor the defendant . are|murder conviction was reversed.| * Reg. $19.95 | aN 3 Tee PLASTIC $36.50 pant behind unbreakable glass. Hel | ce ARRP | ) A ant BouDOIR | cua eae a gi courtroom || : c : a a CHAIRS reas very OCR etre env eeneen ee cf H : 5 : Fs 5 é Z : Hi F | a H efhsa ad ie il Et} bass . $29.96 dng Es $1195 ae fot se $97 add teal comf arms, .... g z : $44.56 SWIVEL MERSMAN — * Beautifully up- noiste Pp, TABLES spring opiate. ae arma, aegeds ~ woman H@ oe Was Right: makeup or the tilt of rorsptans have exacty OUT He Has His Shirt Hl f onmenene preferences in writ- $1995 fooae Lo DETROIT (INS) — An elderly) | fa BAER $ 95- ing equipment. Detroiter who never trusted banks Beverly ak ne 897 Perhaps an equally importantiand took extra special cares not| Sri, over - feason for the Europeans’ abilityito have his life savings stolen| ODD NITE papas ee" to write well is the fact that he be-!walked somberly into a police sta-| lieves his personality is evident in'tion last night to report the loss his writing. of $2,325—his life savings. He is also more artistically in-| Henry Weil, 72, told officers of | ate fi « tion lounger— stered in fine, dure Up to $59 poe gp ome slow down SND... dons -desasere ;, m= $9.50 LARGE on0 50 : $149 LIVING ROOMS $289 ROWE 2-PIECE T N ae ean ithe pi ROCKER — Solid oak Luxurious Sofa and Chair or ‘i. One of the most gorgeous liv- $ STANDS ine, the most restful $ 00 frame, richly uphol- 18 Sectional in lovely modern cov- J Sefutot de! Extra jux~ erings. Large pleces... is Bote "eae Chalir....0. im © Strotelouneer.. hus FLEXSTEEL clined prone to be banks 95 9090.50 PLATFORM Lognos—taree, jux- a n She Scan Se wots be enoewian eC 319 HOWARD-PARLOR $1795 | eects 128" gaps | iiss, cae $B QO oe” garage which he operates. £ a cr come my TE gy Tet | 98 sad just ful of co ona finest ahair Many a Sn ae cg a hunch someone would | et Ge cae catert, Guranity.. sce suc ea was oven MODERN fort. Very dureb SBOED iver stesauete =e write their more important steal his money, he tucked the ‘> om by hand and the sure way to lose|hoard in his shirt when he went \ ‘ hk TABLES ‘ , / ‘ $269 2-PC. LIVING ROOM vide = KROEHLER a friend is to typewrite a personal|to eat dinner last evening. i - tte gptebond ome 6 tahoe snabehiae, race. 8 vo sinas letter. said he _ ae —- the y | lovely ht habia fy heavy metailie’ weeds. garage when he noticed shirt- 8 and fabrics. .....<.se+: modern styling ,..-....+« $595 ‘Can Do’ Club Does tails sticking out. 5 HAZLETON The money was gone Mebatiin $249 SECT. KROEHLER $349 HOWARD-PARLOR improvement + Fe. ws at = aaa A durable eee AQTE pot ool — —_ Kroehler sf 69 - agg BL styled ee creation. =*249 pane aireedy ht Ras more than|!! This for (on) Time Usiuess aneee uli, besety, service ...--.4 ~~ flappreaimnapiatie ke lived up to its name, The volun) WALTHAM, Mass.—A $1,000,000 PILLOWS teer organization set up to bringicenter devoted to basic biochemi-/§ | $149.95 7-pe. DINETTE [f $249 KRoEHLER 3-Pc. $379 HOWARD-PARLOR Rew industry into the Hazletonjcal research, with special empha- hauls beens. CIRCULAR ees ee ean bane @ section, has collected $692,654 tosis on glandular disorders, will be Extra table ox- 15 Corner circular suite. One a ultra modern Sofa and huge Gate in various enterprises. Theyjestablished here soon at Brandeis | Se‘ to "22 arm 99 See NE Serine gutien made, pm aes oes << eek eee Dg ar a ee fg RO ee tops call it the CAN-DO Drive. University. APPLIANCES SLASHED! | “cost beiute "wie 19" | $4750 $339.95 G. E. Washer Completely automatic e Simmons wn 28O" | gn ccrerns A $229.95 G. E. 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Regular 6c Value dk ei cvs Go Ge from tiling your kitchen, or bathroom. 16 beautiful . “OPEN MON., THURS., FRI. ond SAT. ‘TIL % / Tuesday and Wednesday ‘til 6 f —— BUYER WITH CARLOAD PRICES! 5 $5. TELEGRAPH s from ne Lentes =a SCHOOL DRESSES mn 298 “Game Dan Weer fabs, oll wubable otansel watnent- 7-14 3.98 3 THE HUBS) AUGUST SALE of TOPCOATS “ENDS SOON! Buy Your Next Fall Special Feature! and Winter Coat Ses 100% eats re 75 co OF tweed topcocts by Alli- NOW. nt and | SAVE! | aucust priceo Every coat in this sale is a brand new, next Fall garment in.the most — All wool imported tweeds sca wanted models and fabrics. and Shetlands . . . will be $ 4 4 “e $55.00 later. AUGUST PRICED . USE OUR LAYAWAY PLAN! A smell deposit will hold ony gorment of Imported tweeds ., . all-- i your choice until wanted. woo! gientne . . Shet- $ 9 land topcoats . will be i $59.50 later. Ol AUGUST PRICED -— | ‘Zipper-lined ws ag ae ported tweeds . . . Shetlands ' : 4 . gabardines . Bal-Rag- : : lan and set-in sleeve models . will be $65.00 later. “AUGUST PRICED _ a ing quality, styling-ond appealing trims. Choose from 6. _entty of Seed decks teh, pry sips \ | Imported — pies A clases ally — dairy farmers from interfering) — with the Fair Share Bargaining has) > been handed down by Carl M. Weideman, Wayne County Circuit) ## Court judge. _ * * @ The insurgents, headed by Ho-| : mer Martin who was fired as an| > FSBA ajivisor in April, will be asked on that day to show cause +s, why the injunction shouldn’t be) = made permanent, Judge Weideman x, said, * * The injunction forbids Martin) ie and three others from representing Lyon, The group bolted the FSBA in a row over labor affiliation. Network Expects Ed Sullivan Back on Air Sept. 16 NEW YORK #@®—CBS said yes-| 7 - terday that Ed Sullivan expects to - be back on his television show Sunday, Sept. 16. Sullivan is in Grace-New Haven 4 _ Community Hospital, New Haven, | Conn, He was admitted Monday night after a physician noted a' slight rise in his temperature. His temperature was reported down to) = - normal yesterday. | Ll * The temperature rise had been) i - noted by a physician treating the | ‘53-year-old Sullivan at his South- bury, Conn., home for a fractured rib and a lung ‘bruise suffered in| 7 an auto. collision in Connecticut) py Robert| f= Aug. 6. Sullivan's Precht Jr,, 26, of Scarsdale, N.Y., son-in-law, also injured in the collision, was! js admitted to the hospital in New, _ Haven last night for further treat- - ment of an ankle fracture, Precht was operated on at the! 7 Griffin Hospital, Derby, Conn., af- “\ter the accident. He and Sullivan} 9 | Were later discharged from that . hospital, Ex-Policeman Admits . Selling Dape in Detroit son, |‘ reau , Pleaded guilty yes-| > - terday to selling heroin in violation| t= _ Of federal law, _ Wilson, 3%,\ was aceused of sell. ing three of heroin for $450 , to federal agents Nov. 19. | - conspirator in per ad narcotics “ case 15\ persons, includ- ing two other ex-policemen, Wil liam Frank, 38, and Henry Mar- Federal Judge Fratik W. Picard _ Continued Wilson’s $10,000 bond and - pres: ‘trench caved in, killing Detfoiter Oberg discussed a possible tax rate to induce farmers to stay with their farms. “Now many farmers are required to pay high taxes to pay nearby subdivisions require—such as schools, paved roads, etc."’ “I would like te see a tax system where the farmers get a rebate if they stay with their farms. FE don’t know if such a thing is legal.” Walter Cook, office manager for the County Agricultural, Stabiliza- tion and Conservation Committee, who planned to speak at the meet- ing, was unable to attend. Cave-in Kills Digger DETROIT @—A I5foot sewer George Garrison, 29, Wednesday. The excavating firm employe was for the things that! The new retirement benefit age was reached from extensive sur- veys which showed that women be- tween 55 and 64 leave the labor force two and one-half times faster than men, Michigan, Gallivan stated, Tractor Kills Driver of here. Command have traveled the equiv- alent of 22,374 trips around the The law will amount to $1 mil- i x lion more monthly payments in} 7 EVART (@®—Edgar Mowat, 69, him at his farm five miles north ee Jet planes of the Strategic Air F pre-school to 8-years-old. - ‘ur PONTIAC PRESS, _7yunspay. avev ssh mre. x their twenty pieces combine in different ways to make different toys. The colors are bright and free of toxic ingredients, Wonderful from State Airports Share $250 Million Grant f | WASHINGTON uw — Air ‘navi- gation and traffic control equip. ment worth nearly a_ million dollars will be installed in five Michigan cities during the next 18 months under a new three-year government construction program. The Civil Aeronautics Adminis- Pa for installation of the latest types) > of equipment in the new project. Altogether, the government will spend 250 million dollars in the|® spent at Detroit, Flint, Lansing, let by November and installation cece nas natn sm British Need Sailors LONDON (#—Britisn sailors and marines whose enlistments are expiring were told today they must Stay in service to meet the Suez service is to be kept as short as possible, but there was no way of iknowing how long it might last, A starfish will eat more than Canal emergency. The additional eight oysters a day. late spring. because of increased population. Looting fo of All but Sink Brings $50 Fine Bell, 24, made Off with near When der way. | i) GRAND \RAPIDS but the kitchen sink invaded a house where operations were un: t Petras Bi Ge sald be gar tration yesterday announced near-| 77 ly 200 sites throughout the nation) ) “School Clothes three years in its program to in-|( crease aviation safety and pre-| 7 pare airports for the jet plane ae age. Tae & Michigan's initial share will be)” Grand Rapids and Grand Marais. | The CAA said contracts will be) = of some of the less complicated) ~ equipment. should. be started by Although a cattle country, Cana-| 0" da is now an importer of jon buried under four feet of dirt. world since 1946. Sweaters Genuine interlock orlons that hold their shape. Short and long sieeve pull-overs, cardigans and novelties. Sizes 3 - 6x, 7-14 98 themselves ag FSBA officials to! et sla aad Cola tear Wee ot Bouts $ to $98 © Girls’ I 7iris ee: PX e - Skirts & Wonderful ** selection of e wool flannels, PS tweeds, cordu- P ss roys and novel- ties. Straight and flared styles. Sizes 3-6x, 7-14, Pre-teens. SPOS oar | 98 Charge All Your Clothes at the LION STORE = Sizes 4 i CHARGE ae Cashmere soft orlons that are completely ccnp Avail- able in a Hm fe colors. to 20 sox é sn Ook gee “Shoes at the LION STORE. PRE-TESTED black, plain toe, wing tip and moc- casin styles. Girls’ Dressy but sturdy I for School «wear. Saddles, straps and ties. Brown, black, Tag eer eas pear The SS ni Golo / Choice of Bro Black and” Smoke. ioned and stee} arch. | LOAFERS/ Famous for fit ‘afd wear. n, Red, Cush- ¢/ Special Purchase BACK-TO-SCHOOL Saddle Oxfords Reg. $6.95 8 500 3 2 WAYS es te EEE, REE z hye og ae '- night -pictures. Now at only a WELL TRAVELED PONTIAC IN PONTIAC— Fontine Press Phote fraction of the regular price of . This 1908 Pontiac has traveled over 285,000 miles, ~ Americas in early 1854, Since then he has cov- | MATTRESS! covered 10 countries and 16 American states. ered 28,000 miles. From Pontiac Abir is heading BOX SPRINGS! | Owner of the bedecked auto, Aldo Abir, 25, of for New York City. He expects his auto to return 9 5 Montevideo, Uruguay, began a tour of all the him back home to Uruguay. | o” HEADBOARD! FOUR LEGS! Baldwin Rubber|===-==:""""" Expect Protest tion of dust from the plant had | Noi been eliminated “by. repair ot al 7 Pieces | FOR AUTUMN SCENES {10 Stop Noises /elec,cermxs,on Drain Rates = EY ....... Firm President Says | ing from the manufacturing of au- Southfield and Tro y BEAUTY SHOOT COLOR SLI DES: Project Will Be Done|wornction, the rma ent suid | Officials May Seek COMFORT by End of Year - | Lower Charges For economy, 35mm color slides will capture fall Auto Rams Guard Rails, in full color. For a low-cost slide camera, we The Baldwin Rubber Co. is un-/Drayton ‘Woman Injured Two townships may register pro- 7 i | recommend the Ansco Memar with its fast £3.5 dertaking a $30,000 project to elim- tests at a.meeting of the Twelve- y inate noises coming trom the plant| 4 7Yeer-old woman escaped s¢-l7 41, Drain Board which began at ear rious injury when her car left Clarkston-Orion rammed|2” 2% today in the Cammy Oftics plaints from residents in the South road and Building Boulevard neighborhood. several guard rails and a tree yes- Se. 8 Milo D. McLintock, firm presi-jterday afternoon in Independence) sowhfield and Troy Township) lens, lever wind and many easy to use features. © MEMAR CAMERA # © FLASH UNIT dent, said installation’ of the many |Township. officials have indicated they think| eu valves-and filters to prevent steam} Ann J. Fritz, of Drayton Plains, |... are being charged too much © LEATHER CASE from escaping into the air would|told — nd County Sheriff's dep-|i, the $38,581,000 drainage project be completed by the end of the/uties t she lost control on &|.j.nneq in South Oakland County, curve. She was treated for leg cuts year nelee at Pontiac General Hospital, au-) The project Is designed to halt uaiie S$ 45 Toews prominepe Aare thoritiés said. flooding In 14 communities by di- Li ca \ i to the May verting storm water inte the Quantity , P | would be sloped with hese new Receives-Head—Injuries—| Bed Run ditch, nccording to Ash- : DOWN devices. ton J, Berst, project coordinator, | When Auto Hits Pole Beret and Oakland County Brain eg 50 NOW ‘Minor head injuries were suf-|Commissioner, Ralph A, Main, R r *57 FULL PRICE $4450 reduced to a volume that mo pan fered by a 25-year-old driver whose |were at the meeting. r know the plant is opera-|“#! skidded across Baldwin avenue 2 6.8 % and rammed a utility pole at the) Most of the communities involved) Payments as Low as $1.25 a Week! saints “HY mite early today. have accepted their share of the| complaints)" Reed E. Smoot, of 4775 Baldwin total cost, It is expected that a) erereea 2) which began in November 1955, the| ave was treated and released at|date would be set today for a pub- “Pontiac General Hospital, author-|lic hearing on the allocations, ordi H w’ Y E nance establishing limits of indus-|i40. esia 0 : s our xposur e ? trial noises permissible in Pontiac.|'"smoot could not recall details| Night baseball originated in Alas- City Manager W. K. Willman (of the accident, according to Oak-|ka, where in some laces the sun’ Exposure is a funny thing, too }! said the ordinance would be held !land County Sheriff's Soutien. Soup ok oth eamnae. much can couse emberrass- ment, sunburn, a cold, or washed out color slides. Too little can cause poleness or dark color slides. We don’t know about other things, but a a meter will remedy the sli mere ELECTRIC $ Ass sad ole At Last! A COMPLETE bed ensemble at @ price that defies competition! 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OxE ) \- ecuemnremi | — When T \Jacqueline -Cochrane Fights for Old Dream acquen } She was sitting pertly in a suite Pgh wiey™ amiably, hopes-to represent; but a great I saved the old outstretched palm SAN FRANCISCO (INS)—’Way|at the St) Francis Maid, ‘36 closing ~— last |bomber, the first woman to break/for the big chance. ‘ ' Republican of “ras th the sound barrier in a jet. CAREFUL ANALYSIS was a@ teenager with|are on her side in her struggle) owner of the hand 2 -* _. | “I promise only one thing, if | | seat ie tdkypacer eagle Hhe has alee owned and [I'm elected, I will analyze care- * * planes like a bat out of the belfry, |California, where she lives with aid the male Democrat opponent.)) ang is one of the nation's lead- |fore me and, to the best of my|basement with a garden hose after ues al ene wn "ther husband, war ace Floyd/ware type OF LIFE ing _besinesewomen with er |consclence and the best interests putting in a phone call for help. What she thought most ardently “ t hones k the fact| Cosmetics factory r 25 of the nation, I will vote. I will} But a elty ordinance prohibits ‘lwas: “Someday when I'm old ae 7 ean an — oe my| years has turned out powders not be a slavish follower of any-| taking the fire truck out of town— enough and smart enough I'm 183 Milli Visits chances any, because I have al-! wor paints at have ~ her (thing or anybody." and the Reynolds knew it. \ Wiion ways conducted my life on a man's| el! e#—taclally mancially. * 28 «@ Soon, however, Fire Chief Walter something about the mess this : scale,” she said. e+ ¢ Considering her personal his-| Brumfield and several of his men 4 0 National Parks * «#6 | “I combatted five men in thejtory, that last sentence must just) showed up and quickly put out She holds many world speed|primaries and, as you see, I am/#bout sum up the life philosophy | flames. ea ; of ie records for aircraft, was the only Democrat tof Jacqueline Cochrane, = O citme "eis Wetting (tee at nay rerorteg woman to fly the Atlantic in a oe pee copra of Jacqueline Cochrane. The ordinance confining the fire Sak Sieahinn eevemmntinal Depart flown 35,000 miles and —— Cochrane P FY cadtote ank auaking Vig weennt pore: ae in is fe an average of six miles a day |@bout that for @ moment. Then:} About 1,200 lives are lost in boat-|@sainst volunteer firemen leaving bet new she’s ready. 48 states during 1955, in this campaign, and I think | “You know, I'm proud of that.|ing accidents a year, or a total of| Without it, “T feel that I am sufficiently} An annual survey by the Na- I'm going to make it. . |'ve never been a joiner, and I've) seven fatalities for each one mil-| They just pean the extin- old che ‘says, “and the timeitional Park Service showed s 10| “But then,” she smiled selt./M°VF even Twa for dog-caicher.\lion persons in the population. _|guishers. has come to run. Of course, when|Per —. — over eg —: _— = —— a , I got this dream, the Democrats 166,000,000 in 1 Politics is a Dckle business, ig egg rea aoe = ese: Assasin were in power and they had just Since 1950, the department walk you can’t wage this kind of a household Panag Laligp ema te vas m c started the NRA which was killing attendance has increased more campaign without being optimistic ‘scientific — ve yet mo’ to American folklore. jy buysiness and all the other than 60 per cent, about your chances.” ‘ This girl’s learning to use the automatic ironer, ; small industries, and I was mad.|. States reporting more than : “Now I am just enthusiastic.” 5,000,000 visitors at their parks last} (Friends ae ~ Miss Coch-| year were California, [linols,'rane’s barnstorming ballot-raising | , Washing Machines Easy |x mre cassie ee aes ca egg, won recall for Young Miss to Run (Gees : | Sack in the wringer washing me woman who reads this remembers chine days, children received good)the first time her mother let her experience in group living. They/iron the handkerchiefs. It was a helped to heat the water, turn the/joy and a privilege. crank on the machine and spread | fee clothes op the lawn to beach) 9 nm ManEeee Cnnen eet infesm CC washday, mother’s helpers lost a | It's a safe bet that many a Te : i 5 Marriage License — pomp mee . STO RES + oe \ 5 | Applications accomplishment and the security| — _ — semmccmneamaey ‘ FASY TERMS a RM BO ecK bdecncy DRUG STORE fl Sa Wate | ec, : nade | | q Lt CHA aft ’ t ( VU ~ ion FAN 5 anes E p ) ~ - ieee sie tt hid can do iter SOG oN ice AS EXTRA COSI nain © Wels, 20» ON a nek Jor PM = *148-N, Saginaw *Huron Cor. Telegraph *4985 Dixie Hwy. ’ noet Fiore clothes. Show her how to use the - Near Sears We Give Holden T Next te National Foods ‘ time and temperature controls on| : ag eR : prey rg Old Orchard your automatic washer and dryer, | Millard wire, 403 Voorhets | pay oe Keego Harbor SHE’LL BE CAREFUL sister RrrcePuine_|, Tens ber somthing aout en Tt ee : Stunning New | Emerald-Cut metas Dmtes | [moval chart of ber own and 2 mang 5 34-Diamond Diamond and 2 Surky @. Bofth Wer Mentielis When she learns that a choco- . \ d 12-Diamond Bridal P; j . Se eee + Bridal Pair _ - Baguettes © may be a Norman L. Goddard. Bloomfield Hills more careful when she eats an | Darke whitener. 3117 RM There are many reasons why ; hao both- Frank &. Valko, Birmingham your daughter should be taught to $2.00 DOWN—$2.00 WEEK EASY TERMS Patricia Helicon, Ro do the family wash, It is a lesson) $1 .25 Value—100 30c Baker's EASY TERMS 34 fiery diamonds set in ex- Beautiful emerald-cut diamond Gorden wittineen, 378 9 se cuemnens, is om 12 brilliant diamonds set in quisite gold mountings. Extra flanked by two lovely baguette bake ne nae an aan Gal AN ACIN LI Ul D the newest ‘56 high fashioy isi) diamonds. Striking 14K gold Dorie A. Sorry. Lake Orion neene that will teat ‘forever. . | 2 mountings of 14 K gold. setting. ‘ aahieen rng will be helpful to her in her future we home economics classes, Senet SSR BARS Pate Mary — ‘le 8. Tilden Meet a Big Dummy i Prederic L. Hildebrand, Nanasha, Wis. Gara G, Stringer, Birmingham Tespees,, _-— Galatea by Name | Nelés D. 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All Wool Sharkskin SUITING PANTS Values to $16. fe: We've never sold these » § 89 ow el Plated and pian 11° eog: suas 50 00 0 ..NOW $38.89 ‘Look! $4.95 and $5.95 CORDUROY SHIRTS Good colors but bie 89 greg are limit- saeet oy ¢ at only $3.59 Look! 79¢ CH SHORTS and BRIEFS SIZES 38 TO 46 ONLY Soe fe ee fee or 8 Sant "3°1_ |e Look! Up to $8.95 Mostly Sizes 42 $989 ; Take these as they are, no alterations. it’s a steal! First , gets them, | Time to Buy Your New Fall:Coat! — ates at Terrie ‘Savings! : THE CHANCE OF A LIFETIME! CANT SAVE GOOD MONEY ANY FASIERI | GRAB A BUS—RUN— TAKE A TAXI—BUT GET IN HOW YOU CAN! HURRY! OPEN FRIDAY ond MONDAY NIGHTS ‘til 9 P.M. ca " a : se *, He ie . ‘ ¥ | ; roe a : } 54 ; . } q f} A et gk 4 i 4 \ t 93 Son 24 4 VG ; é > be | Fi stay } 4 : 4 ‘ ; * \ a ' Y : x | ie C< ve a8 a 9 Ay ‘ \ > \ 1] / = : ‘ oA . A, \ \ d \ \ \ \ | : \ i : \ ow 4 1 4 4 | i i \ \, \. \ _ \, ee t ‘ ' 4 if F { j \ i . " ee | : sae ‘ = ‘i é i i ? ; i ’ ee. i a ‘eee eo \ é ‘ ot ihe. pil ‘ § \ fee ‘ ¥, 5 bey | i ee L: t ar c pl ag i" aa b AbD be : + Ste Ae i } | | : i 3 ! At i “a = as \ ‘ F * Na ey #3 ‘ ‘ 4 ik i i te : zie 1 1 ‘ Le ae z ? ‘ * 4 , ; . Ta? , "eo ae 2 | oe a ? \\ | | ae : grin BS ; tat | /» @ Noe Ny Nk ty) rem PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY) AUGUST 20-1956 _' | __—sTHIRTY TRG ati ie, L&S Pure Peach, Pineapple, Apricot PRESERVES Your Choice 10-Ox. $ Tum- blers FOOD TOWN'S ~ Special Low Price on ... 1-Pound Vacuum Can Only SPRY MAKES THE ‘Cypress Gardens ) — | pe: 4 lll RINSO White _ -Pkgs. ? Large 3 9: HYGRADE’S CHOPPED BEEF >4JOCKO PEANUT BUTTER 2 + 59° DOLE CRUSHED PINEAPPLE No. 2 C A Great Oar Fasorii ; SWANSON OLEO ri 3 Ctns. 5 oe (0P.M. Freshrap ) OPEN WAX PAPER ; SUN. 100 Ft. Roll : 9109 \L 1200 BALDWIN Ave. FOOD TOWN'S Farm Fresh PRODUCE at COLUMBIA U. S.No. 1 Michigan eT eee, sate ee “THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, AUGUSD 23, 1956 fi Cool Here’s a tall, frosty with stiffly beaten egg white. This mixtare is oa nrg glass with (fresh or_com, combined with cold orange soda pop. The result orange soda. Stir gently euaueel & of Get) ent phoweele os mbes is a beverage with “snow" of top. oth, ee Same with a sprig of : chuck beet butter or niargarihe In a heavy ». oS Si u 1X ive soft enough to an 4 Adding fresh berries as a garnish | Onion ? p Mi mix thoroughly with dry| ae te desired done- |. drinks made with soft drink pow- Good Teammate |cnion ecko soup mix; chil oe. skillet. Add| 2 18 & New idea. At time, make elght thin "Remove pats from Use strawberries with the same for Hamburgers _ |pattes ot ground beet; put 1% ta-|s litle water to drippings in ski |navor. blueberries or blackberries blespoons of the butter mixture on/let; stir well and heat; pour over|with lemon-lime or orange, and | New way to treat ground beef. the centers of 4 of the patties; top|hamburgers;.Makes 4 servings.’ |Fspberries with others, with patties; work Stére remaining butter - onion Berry Beverage. , ee ete ead tne 1 package strawberry soft drink pow-| wator for use another’ time.|""§ quarts cold water (or water with! - BREAST-0- CHICKEN “U. S. Ne. 1 New Michigan — POTATOES _rprginene TE PEAR i Chase & Sanborn ledlent COFFEE ‘we 51.19 QUICK MEAL SPECIAL _READY-TO-EAT HICKORY SMOKED - BAR-B-Q CHICKEN One Whole Chicken 6 OZ. JAR Fancy Seedless JEGes 31 U. S. No. 1 SKINLESS — SPECIAL SALE — PICNIC SPECIAL ee Collection Of Hot Day Drinks petiges ta cima os fe od he, Gara wth em +t am, A vn chilled lemon slices, — a as Oi ois wih Utena a of other carbonated bev- i ars imeniieastil Ticks cibas sacs one Call you've teled how good chunk . Add ma- believe Use before adding to the shake, The next time you go on a picnic _|take along a soda kit. In an insu- lated thermos bag take milk, a carbonated beverage and ice ~_leream. Fortify the bag’s cold keep- jing qualities with dry ice. Take quick cocoa powder for the people ‘lwho like chocolate sodas. — Quick Chocolate Soda 3 heaping teaspoons quick cocos pow- let Mix the peaches, nutmeg, ginger, | ,.6."" lemon juice, sugar together. Mash lightly and mix well, Chill, When ready to serve, put ice cubes in each of 4 tall glasses. Add a bottle of ginger ale to each glass, Spoon in 3 tablespoons “lof peaches and juice. Garnish with orange slice. Watermelon Cooler 1% cups diced watermelon Small amount of milk vanilla jee eream soo ginger & Combine quick cocoa powder and ice cold | to mix. LARGE SIZE Angel Food CAKES Cay GE CARNATION Ete. Le) 300 Mi LK | SAUSAGE . .::, 29 oat 10° U. $. NO. 1 MICHIGAN POTATOES 29° SUNSHINE KRISPY CRACKERS... .b. 26¢ LIBBY’S FLAVOR PACKED PINEAPPLE JUICE rr 19: -46-o0z. CAN re | Maxwell House INSTANT Coffee Lorge 6 Oz. Jar 10 LB. BAG thicken ot the TUNA CHUNK PACK HOT DOGS PEACHES... GREEN PEPPERS & GREEN ONIONS tea. CUCUMBERS 2 for F 3.89" a ie i ee he i te he he ee hee ‘TT TrrrT TS eee ere ee SNOW CROP, FROZEN . r : KRAFT ALL PURPOSE KINGNUT "ewrrerrreererreee OLEO fil 19° w. wes PEAS We Reserve the Right ise Lic OR BEER i WINE @ SR Ne = . Corner of Baldwin Ave. end Walton Bivd.: ‘Store Hour}: Mon., Tues., Wek. Yeon ’ y 9 te 10 — Sunday 9 te 9 Phone FE 26182 ‘THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, AUGUST 28, 1996 - DONT MISS : OUR GREAT fe a ‘TreeSweet's exclusive INSTOVAC pro. ese seals in fresh flavor and Vitamin C. f | 2 tablespoons mayonnaise chopped celery and maybe a soup- con of pickle relish. Spread on white or rye bread. Makes 4 thick hammy sandwiches. %, teaspoon prepared horseradish Salt and pepper to taste Add 1 tablespoon salt to rapidly boiling water. Gradually add mac- 1 teaspoon prepared horse- radish % cup grapefruit juice Crisp salad greens Combine fruits; toss lightly and Turkey growerg are delivering the first of their new crop of tur- keys, and there's still an abundance ‘Good Nutrition Honey Makes of old crop cranberries to go with the turkey, Se tem of commend Just as tem ol sauce tweaks away from the tied-to-Thanksgiving tradition, it also is breaking away from the tied-to-turkey pattern. More and more homemakers are recognizing that cranberry sauce's unique tangy sweetness makes it a delightful accompaniment to oth- er meats, such as pork and veal, and a wonderful relish to top ham- burgers and other meat sand- wiches. The sprightly cranberry flavor makes it especially welcome | Self . in hot weather, : i _New Cookie Treat Force cookie-press dough through a ribbon disk onto a cookie sheet. Place jam along the center of each strip and bake. Cut into cookie-size lengths while warm. Smoother Sauce Nothing tops off.a family eve- ning together as much as a serv- ing of ice cream topped with choco- late sauce. After the TV set is turned on or the family game table set up, highlight the evening with a dish of ice cream and a bowl of chocolate sauce that you've stirred up your- Only this time make your sauce with honey. No more wor- Honey Chocolate Sauce is simple to make—and it is creamy and smooth to eat. Make it in the aft- ernoon and have it ready for a surprise treat for the evening. Keep Your Eye On The Flying Saucer | When ready to serve just heat it and serve. warm. Honey Chocolate Sauce 1 tablespoon corn starch cocoa \% teaspoon salt % teaspoon vanilla Mix cornstarch and cocoa in ipan, add enough water and honey ito form a smooth paste—add rest of water and honey and butter. Cook until thickened, stirring con- stantly. Fold in marshmallows and stir until marshmallows are just melt- Essential During Summer Months | Adequate nutrition is fully as) necessary for good health in sum- mer asin winter,-the American Meat Institute cautions, - * t * “Except for a possibly’ lessened need for calories and a. greater’ need for water and salt (to com- pensate for losses in perspira- tion),”’ said the Institute, “the re- quirements for’ essential nutrients —protein, vitamins, and minerals— to all intents and purposes remain the same during the hot months as during the cold.” * * & The Institute added scientific research has proved that a pro- tein-high diet vides large. cineunts of protein | similar to human protein, is a year-round food of high nu- tritional value. * * * Meat also is a good source of: B vitamins and essential minerals like iron, phosphorus, potassium and magnesium, and is equally nu- tritious whether eaten hot or cold, the Institute emphasized. * * * Its nutritional statements were] reviewed, the Institute said, by the Council on Foods and Nutrition of the American Medica! Association and fount consistent with current BAZLEY’S LEADS THE WAY in Serving the Public for Quality Meats, Low Prices and Freshness — { B OF.) 5! 28 No. Saginaw BLLEY| Open Friday ‘Til 8 GRADE A ‘LARGE EGGS. Doz. 49° Tender Sliced BEEF LIVER “29' | | | | | } ROUND SIRLOIN - 63% “NONE HIGHER” | Grade | Chunk Bologna “29° LEAN BEEF ‘SHORT RIBS “23 Blade Cut PORK CHOPS Lb. 35° SWISS | __MEATY VEAL LEG ROAST Lb. 29° GRADE | SKINLESS HOT DOGS 3°99 Grade 1 Polish Sausage Lb. 49° Pan-Redi FRYERS - Junedale Brand Freshly Made Armour Star CANNED BREAKFAST 29: REDI-EAT 33: SANDWICH 1 90. SAUSAGE tp _| PICNICS SPREAD DROP IN SEE US AND COMPARE OUR PRICES WITH WHAT YOU MIGHT BE PAYING! led. Add salt and vanilla. Serve authoritative medical opinion. warm on ice cream. \Soy Sauce Adds Dash to American Dishes Soy sauce, staple ingredient of ? |Oriental cooking, enlivens many |American dishes. - Add a dash of it to onion rings, | whih you have cooked until gold- and toss it into a vegetable salad; | slice some of it into small cubes and add to an omelet. ~ ~—_ omer hi. MAKE YOUR FOOD yy DOLLARS COUNT: Velvet We Give Holdens Red Stamps With Each Purchase! Armour Star SLICED BACON Pork chops, marinated in soy sauce, sugar and pineapple juice, | I flavor when they're ——— Peanut | TOMATO|!o--~~ --4% ee Butter CATSUP | BEEF =~. °1.00 t AE REIRSON Armour Stor. HOT DOGS 1-Ib. Pack C 69: 39 Large Cook Book ANGEL FOOD CAKE 63c Value Old Tavern COFFEE U. S. No. 1 Michiga POTATOES O Ibs. 50 Lb. Bag $1.39 | U. S. Choice-Blade Cut BEEF POT ROAST .. . Armour’s Cloverbloom Grade A. curs, TRIMS, SAWS — ted me easy to Pate sturdy. One-piece , rge EaGs Doz. chops frame is rustproof and | * pos ssinleos Six inch, highepeed hardened | Memé-Growaa-Red, Risk La steel blade snaps out for easy cleaning. | Q Ie. eau ce ber-b-aat aeons = complete without it. Ideal for home Tom atoes 1 0: hobby shop or work — ORDER | : a YOURS TODAY! tices herd-te-eut fruits, vegetables, frozen foods! pms FAK Up to 50% . \ More sgedilalete COR E , 3 ui - j F ancient iia ia LA AE iii onto ' tablespoons stigar and cinnamon.' Sprinkle cookies with sugar mix- “ture. r * minutes. Remove to rack. with epatula; ‘ered container, Goren cookies, "To get further use from your dis- carded shoulder pads, use them for , sheets. Mix 2) after that fishing trip. Rinse fish in salt water immediately after cleaning. Drain or wipe nearly dry. Use foided pieces of saran between individual fish so that they may be easily separated when. Bake moderate ov you are ready to cook them. Wrap tightly im film and seal with’ - ~ ~ eS freezer tape, Label with type of fish and date. Do not plan to keep , F : cool. Store in tightly cov-| longer than 2-3 months. sere" "THE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAYS me | as st. wiles ie | uA pay ‘Shrimp Dinner +2". ~~'Salade Provencale\, mi ‘aaa he. fe et eee Poe} i ‘i x a i 2 } . iy : ¢ AUGUST 23, 1956 _ i Makes about 3) Y iwe did. Carefully, and with ‘discretion, we added some 7 a 292 23 Detroit City (DIV. CITY PRODUCTS CORP.) - 1CE-COAL—FUEL OIL SKILLET CLUB BLUR CHEESE AND BEEF powder and hot sauce — but use /BARBEOCUE SANDWICH fr om ‘iscretion! \Caroline Saltzman of New York LETTUCE HEARTS WITH HOT City, who finds this satisfactory BQOON DRESSING came to us) jsummer fare. A good place for'from Larry Ll. Moore, Chicago! added oomph, as — qe QUICK ICE CREAM DESSERT | |touch—definitely so, and you can, ivary the proportions to suit your- It you've ever envied’ hostess) 50k gelatine in cold water. Heat o who cam errenge en attractive but.|tomato soup. Dissolve soaked gal- Amedec’s Salade Provencale to be crowned at the last/atine in hot soup. Add cottage| | ‘tmedtumenised apple j th a molded main dishicheese, Let cool. In the meantime, ‘sinha from the refrigerator, this ; ; 13 bieek mp-Cottage Cheese Mold is for)“Ut Simp into small pieces; chop! 7? re" gocnces)” rolled anchovies you, Made of canned shrimp, cot-|Celery dice cucumber and mince) (“reined) tage cheese, tomato soup and other|onion. When tomato-cheese mix-| gait -to-get ingredients, this mold|ture is cool, add shrimp and vege-| Wine vinegar is beautiful as well as delicious.|tables. Add salt. Fold in whipped popes There are many ways you ecan|cream. © | Separate romaine leaves from serve it—in individual molds, one Le Sy ag ES jcenter; wash in cold water and for each guest; in a large fancy Pour in a mold which has been | dry; chill. Tear into bite- round. mold to be cut in wedges; rinsed in cold water, or into indi-| size pieces in bowl. Peel and vidual molds. Chill it until it isiquarter apple: core and slice thin; Shrimp-Cottage Cheese Mold or other greens, Serves six gener-/arrange apple over romaine, | 1 envelope gelatin ously, Cut stem end from tomatoes; ' minutes at 375 degrees. either as part of the main course of cocoanmut-cream pudding or floating island. set, Unmold and serve on lettuce|dip apple slices into lemon Juice; Or 88 dessert with a chilled sauce! f | Your Dog Will Love , 1 all alt a" r Miller's DOG COOKIES WGIirettoas5 - % “ U.S. No. e eg. Hs 1 tablespoon ‘butter self. We found no changes neces-) a Ceorselnnt Lewwied 0 | Soe Saaiecct Sot sary. : | Tasty Bakeries} : 22-2". »- te aes | 3 tablespoon brown sugar § sutibome sued’ onions, Qieed Ottering Dessert Delights oe Sa eee \% pound sliced bacon, diced _ FRESH FROM 4% teaspoon %» cup water ae | 1 clove gartic ed tine - Suse Anon ag oc blue cheese eonaen THE OVEN ' Buttered, toasted split’ rolle Wash and drain the lettuce Week’ =. = °° * os | earoushily. then cut in about three- This s Specials Melt butter over medium ,\fourth-inch cubes and place in a’ BURNT SUGAR gery | [add onion, and cook until tender. bowl. Dice the onion and toss with CARE. .,...:,.:: 67° Add beef slices. Combine chit the ger Ms peas! with salt and APRICOT ROLLS — sauce, lemon juice, vinegar, sugar,/ SYP anc toss again, Ps horseradish, pepper, oregano and = Fry bacon pieces until nicely | 6 r 30 |garlic and mix well. crisped in a saucepan, then pour | —e Pour over the beet and simmer | ff all but one tablespoon of the 718 W. HURON | 18 minutes, then add cheese and | fat. Add the water, vinegar and FE 8-300! cook cheese melts. Serve | Difter® to the bacon, bring to a 432 LK. AVE. | beet tonsted rolis, coy. Dell, and boil briskly for three 3 ORCHARD . | Minutes. Pour over the lettuce, ered with the sauce, FE 2-9580 | tobe well, and serve. | 1 chilii~and this is very festive, indeed. | Thig came from our old archives. 1 aG23i82 uf z i i Hf if th fir fi i $ Ice & LOCATIONS IN PONTIAC AREA Northwestern Hwy. VENDING LOCATIONS Fuel Co. Use firm-frozen square packages | of vanilla or New York or French) ice cream. Cut in slices of desired thickness and place on very cold ‘ice cream dishes. Cover the slices with chopped preserved pineapple, figs, ginger, or matrons. A few chopped nuts may be sprinkled on too Cover with whipped cream and) dust grated sweet chocolate lightly ‘over the top. Use Niaut Tenderkiar The less tender cuts of ‘meats iwhich usually require long moist |cooking, should ‘be treated to a itenderizing period before barbecu- ing. | This_is done by marinading the imeat for 12-48 hours depending], (on the size and thickness of the | pieces, in a food acid preparation in the refrigerator. Food acids ‘that might be used include lemon juice, vinegar, wine or toma- to juice. : These foods in combination with Se ammagage break down the meat ifibers as well ag impart a distinc- ‘tive flavor to the meat, Two prac- ‘tical and easy Marinading prepara- tions are French dressing and bar- becue sauce, ‘pastry brush to brush them with 4k ROAST TURKEY and Dressing with ‘Cranberry Sauce FE 4-3589 106 N, Paddock Se. ee before putting them in the | ss ; 1] a. m. to 7:45 p. m. FRIDAY BAKERY DEPARTMENT |; SPEOIAL! LOAF “a9: | SERVING ALL DAY | & SATURDAY To brown pies and tarts, use a; Prices effective through Sat., Aug. 25 We reserve the right to limit quantities, -California Sunkist Oranges ~ 59° Home Grown Egg Plant 110 Size _Extra Fancy Michigan Red Haven Peaches > 2%-in. . Size lbs. $1.69 value. Hot days call for potato salad and these New White Sand Grown Potatoes are just the ones for your meals. Nutrici- ous and Economical. Home Grown Golden Celery Stalks Giant . 3 Size Stalks YQ. 25° Get Free Gifts With Gold Bell Gift Stamps Papermate Pen F 272 Still the finest of all ball pens. There is none that will com- pare with Papermate. Reg. : : _ . % Book Gold Beh. ‘ Vy Va ay ‘ : \ - A :"} 2 YF) yet { ey = \ res py THE powntac vhuss THURSDAY. iets ae f sats nated tears Trot fecalSretameen fate Cole by “ree ing Foil si Available Household Aids to Make Summer Work Easier — Priced fo Save Complete Your Holiday Stainless 7-Piece Cutlery Set % Heavy gauge mirror polish stainless steel % Securely and forever-fastened to handle . with nickel silver rivets n Acid and burn proof, water-résistant, Pakkawood handle stays beautiful *& Always unconditionally Exclusively at Wrigley’s RL, ce srUD ; RUS] - 3 Zé ' . HAM AND NOODLE SKILLET — Cooked and served in a skillet, this hearty main course dish combines noodles, chopped ham, swiss , Cheese and asparagus. A crisp salad and ice-chilled watermelon make the summer meal perfect. : _ i re trated, processed. wwias cheese eS Add one tablespoon salt to rap- Gradually add fo Fat Outdoors ee aap a x Drain i No Cooking — No Fuss Removes Discolorations summer parties Melt butter or margarine and add Save on this Washday from Copper Pots & Pans, Phan yen everyone’s bound r onions, celery and ham. Cook over Warm Weather Helper ~ Bathtubs, Sinks and Basins | ‘t remaining ingredients and cook, RUST ge abn gt coe ene mereeneven cs} Easy Monday LUD ‘x.’ “ee © , spa- ghet dishes in the open without) Aaa noodtes and heat to serving! Liquid Stareh WRemover temperature. Serves 4 to 6, _A Sento Sah th oF come *A few stalks of asparagus can| : canned meat is a good choice for be saved for garish, it desired Half cbeb® 6-0z. > ° © trnee ot patie pee Empty Food Jars Ideal » Gallon 7 Can for Storing Dried Fruits | Quart Bottle-—17¢ Thrifty 16-0z, — 49¢ STAINS This Week's Big Buy! p French Cook Knife 79: Regular $2.00 Value Prices effective thru Sat., Aug. 25. We reserve the right to limit quantities. aa Ge sams enter reise waned vanlgre genes yor dowry cin Bleaches ALL Wash Fabrics, Sanitizes and ee ideal for storing foods that are Deodorizes. Takes out Common Spots, Stains. } Sablespoon, salt ar atpeee POWDER quarts pry-off capped container will Pig sae = egg noodles — I f I ing BLEACH yt — yeas hard, nutmeats from becoming 5 i up, shopped a 1, {Stale and tasteless, helps oyster . e end, Becanee OB chopped bam, cut %) and cocktall crackers retain orig- . 1% pounds fred saparagus, diced,/inal crispness. 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New Taste-Snack Treat BENSON’S DEAN’S Tee Box Biseuits Chocolate Drink 45s 3D" ome Size ‘NOW ONLY es Ne Tex a Pes | “THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, AUGUST 23, 1956 / re 2 Cookbooks Bought ‘ : Eg ep Ms “If It’s Alive—It's Fresh oT oe | Young Ducks | Oven-Ready Fryers ¢ | Koch TURKEYS Fresh WALLEYES » AO Rock Fryers SIF n0m Ica Fresh | WHITEFISH Lb. 49° 8 Geen: teten wider e Hill itesspon at Hi, § eups sifted flour Hil, 2% pints blueberries ii Cream shortening and work in sugar, Beat in eggs, one at a time. Fresh CATFISH Lb. » 49° ariety’ of Tempwid Recij pe ments on life in old-time Canada mother to daughter. something uhusual make this jam. a Tie spices in cheesecloth bag. Mix| _ of spices and seal in sterilized “lerackers as a dessert, on Vacation Cranberry, t Ss in et Fruit-flavored beverages are in demand in hot weather! Here's one everyone will like. Oranberry ip cranberry é* pg! dulce cocktail apricot nectar large lime, (ebout 2 table- cranberry juice cocktail, Me eu fem Rn Bs Mix This ig preserving season. For each whole cloves, Peel and cut tomatoes in pieces. all ingredients. Let come to a boil, then simmer until thick and rich. Remove bag jars. Use with meat or on toasted _ Only the prime portions of selected tuna are used in Breast-O’-Chicken brand. It’s always firm, light, tender—wonderfully deli- cate in flavor! And nutritionists rate Breast-O’- Chicken Tuna excellent in body-building protein. Tuna is such a money-saving food, you can en- joy the best every time. Choose Breast-0’- Chicken Hi-Protein Tuna in fancy solid pack or handy chunk style. Either way, you get only the . best-o'-tuna! BREAST-O-CHICKEN ONLY REAL FRUIT GIVES YOU REAL FRUIT TASTE the tropical fruit juice treat. Add wall, Site Oy ingredients. Add to batter and mix well, Stir in ! | SHRIMP — FRESH AMD SALT WATER YSN OF ALL — FROGLEGS i washed bueberscs, a |) PEOPLE'S eS Fp Patieltee sl MARKET, fone r——— ane Swe CLEANER WASH SANITARY, * In germ- -killing efficiency! ils etter ae of pride...it's matter of health protection, the full measure Cc opgaee seen er ctars toot e of Clorox a8 St removes stains and odors ents at AT Your G GROCERS U. S. NO. 1 MICHIGAN LARGE POTATOES 110 = 29° INDIANA LONG ICE COLD: | WATERMELONS | C BUDGET BEEF SALE! @ROUND @SIRLOIN © BONELESS ROLLED RUMP © SWISS STEAK ©) ,; bb. POT ROAST. “= “ 35° FRESH BEEF 3 Ta 9Q° HAMBURGER ... ‘Lean Meaty SPARE RIBS... .. ... 29¢ Lean Genter Cut PORK CHOPS. . 11. 68¢ Lean Beef SHORT RIBS........». 190 . FROSTY ACRES YOUR CHOICE) strawberries PKG. : | C HOME GROWN FRESH _ PEACHES - 27-lb. Average * Canned Biscuits * Morton Salt °° * Brown Sugar *«. CAMPBELL’S *Tomato Soup <= RED ROSE * Kidney Beans <= * Royal Pineapple ene nPOTATOES Se ease . 50* 719" wees @ - “ 3 poet \ 4 ; ™ ; Bacay ‘ge. gee AEN \ ve / LAS J ™~ \ hed we a, ms aaa % ’ | Im ae gig Ce Soe ae era. Weer ; 3 be tk A f ° , CD DN “THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, AUGUST 28, 19560 nome ane - Z th of 5 - ies. Le a Punch Bowl paper toweling. Arrange in Silt inane Gia ue dt aoe . i eu , wreath in the bottom of a ring/hand, ready to float on the sur. 3 SISTERS. GI oF Hons for the ‘wedding reception) MS face of the punch bowl anc a 7 Fi large in the minds of all over them a thin layer of : =e) cian ek falda Rentiy te chilled, boiled water. Place ia the |Good With Swiss Steak Ps iG cabedine coats siganl oo been Oe ie ae Oe le os nee toate petoch ou the butts table, The ring mold with chilled, bolled wa- ighthe ant bell about an min delicate of tropical fruit} ‘ter and freese until firm, utes in water to cover; drain. Just | juices is so complete that it need; This be prepared several/ before serving the beef and tomato only be iced in the punch bow! to days . You may wish to pre-| sauce, stir in the blanched peppers be ready to serve. pare sevetal to use ag replace-|Tastes good, looks attractive! im, ; oe - ham : FRESH JUMB NYLON FRUIT PIE A LA GRAPEFRUIT — Two watermelon into nice thick ple-shaped wedges. summertime favorites, watermelon and canned Top with frosty grapefruit sections, decorate with E Grade grapefruit sections, combine simply and the re- a bit of mint. We predict it will have many re- A sult is so mouthwatering you'll be sorry you peat performances this summer, ; : : didn’t think of it sooner. Slice a chilled quartered : DACRON | __ eee Most Gaus ‘ati LARGE EGGS ™ 45° You will love this new t S g . t Yo wl fori Most Sausage Varieties hoot for white 100% Nylon, When the i family mi-most popular for summer serving,| often named according to the | asc g iped gendea seta tb bande «omuia tomilie the frankfurter. This member] town in which they were pro- Lean, on cotton, linen. all its cousine—and today we find! the family came from Frame) Geesd. A proguet frees Reams, Meaty age-yellowed, use members of the family in every|‘™t ee and PA pi Italy, achieved the name . method for removing city and town in the United States./"@™me after city of its origin. Rome was Go wuts Short Ribs stains given on label. Sausages, or cold cuts, as most) Although franke represent 94 | Plsc® of Romano; : : SK of them are known, are available| per cent of the total sausage out- | “els or Branswick, Germany, of ROMAN BLEACH whitens and sanitizes. CA : everywhere today in wide varieties.| put now, America has adopted | brarnschweiger, and Genoa ’ | One of the first sausages that; many other European sausages, Maly, of Geneon ealaml. comes to mind, and no doubt thé’ too. These sausages alse were | Everyone's taste for cold cuts can : be satisfied today with the large) selection of sausages which are) produced, These are dry and semi-| jdry sausages, cooked meat special-| We Bought the ties, cooked sausages, and cooked. , and smoked sausages all ready fo’ : i |slice and serve for snacks, picnics, | p R ; Z E j\lunches, and dinners. i fe, Dry and Sem!-Dry Sausages | ; / | Summer sausage, Cervelat, and) ® 8 / the salamis are dry sausages well| Winning Cattle known today, Of the two kinds of, jsalami, one is a rather firm prod-) uct, highly seasoned and spiced ot the 4-H Fair — nees cane 5 5 ee Fresh, Leon Hickory Smoked In order to bring it" the tons nations tf | GROUND a SLAB The difference between i QUALITY, ae Another Purchose! 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Buy now, pay, in October, : | 3 iy fi boty as. ve 5 et Cae ee le fed ads Shalit tithes: sania peace Each 84° Salitead Bieiliten Alnend Rum CUP CAKES © 121 W. Horen St." 4S OPEN EVENINGS ‘TIL 10° ° President Dwight D. Eisenhower Mayor George Christopher of San Fran- waves and smiles as he and Mrs. Eisen- cisco at the civic auditorium last night. hower arrive at the ball tendered by Between them is Mrs. Christopher. "NEW FOR THIS FALL . . . EXCLUSIVE ‘AT SALLAN’S 44. Attend Fairway Club “Annual Husbands’ Party Tables for the dinner, held in the Club. dining ; Were set with gay yellow placemats and centered with basket arrangements of gladioli and Queen Anne lace. AWARD PRIZES Prizes for the two-ball golf tour- nament, held Prior to the dinner, were awarded to Mrs. Hickson and Lawrence Retzlaff, Mr. and Mrs. Harley Hyatt, Mr. and Mrs, Del- bert Hammett, Lloyd Wallace and Mrs, Hoover. Guest, attending were Mr. and Mrs, Licoyd Wallace, Mr. and Mrs, Al Miller, Mr, and Mrs. William Bull, Mr..and Mrs, John E. Murphy, Mr. and Mrs. Setter and the Lawrence laffs. . Completing the guest list were Mrs. Pat Welch, Mrs, Laura Scott and Norman Blood, Give Bab but Use Potatoes d Sense and cooled baked potatoes are all fine for baby if he likes them. French fried potatoes are likely to make rough going for his stom- ach, He's attracted to them be- cause they can be eaten by hand. Rath, gives testing ane taretd: beowtp totem: $7.00 y oe 32 Years in Business and sett Owned by Sallan's! 88 N. Saginaw St. ms VISIT OUR NEW OPTICAL DEPARTMENT en ‘ GET HIM OFF TO A FLYING START! —e ee eee te Ms eee ee ee ar ae Schoolgirl Sports m-m-m-m * “399, 599 MALING SHOES 50 NORTH SAGINAW STREET Open Monday and Friday Evenings dramatic, hail-to-the-chief arrival ar Wirephetes - president and his wife flew here yester- day after his father became critically ill. A crowd of newsmen and about 50 neigh- bors were on the lawn when the vice president and family came out. Vice President Richard Nixon, his wife Pat, and daughters, Tricia (left) and Julie appear in front of his father’s home last night after he learned of his nomination at San Francisco. The vice Is First Night Out Since on Unspoken sympathy flooded the, ee a firm “Stand By RUTH MONTGOMERY Special Correspondent Up.” INS SAN FRANCISCO (INS)—First The homey Eisenhower touch that has proved so contagious these last four years had its mo- ment of spotlight last night, The Eisenhowers delayed their for nearly 20 minutes, but even so, Civic" Auditorium |not enough for President Eisen- can victory this fall. But that was Mm mK KKK KKK KKK hm her beaming, blue-suited husband. x . 8 CA DELAY * cor cum omar” A LAYAWAY SALE! # nominating session of this '56 = Set * “GET READY FOR YOUR + wren te einer sellat povtormers| FALL HUNTING” + time to wash behind their ears and e h * arrive in time. Archery + papne-cibping admirers could not. {yq] BEAR — PAUL BUNYON — GRIMES — PAR Bows Mf however, have been more enthu- ARROWS — QUIVERS — GLOVES — ARM GUARDS * siastic. | What they lacked in numbers * was bountifully made up by the | — SAVAGE — sean, Sienna st See ee STEVENS, MOSBERG — BROWNING — : as Mamie madly in | HUNTING CLOTHES — CASES love with politics after a lifetime | eps m1 pedi mon Bw noe Paes iene You Miers Sone OT seers SPE + Suddenly , it was another sick P 44 ’s 2 * abi raee a PS | Recte 2195 F a . Be : ing and heart-warming cheers, fe- | s Laggage ter 94 Rifle ica $56.95 * cuperating Ike told a hushed audi- porting Goods $45 $ * = . 79 N. Saginaw St. Ki selpe 36.00 | Fe just before I left the hotel, I had a Ey Bowie : oe * call from Dick Nixon and his father te Pay Lt ee af is much better. We're all glad for) * (tuts bal, Pet. Yon. *Trede Marts Reg. Peace of Mind Credit at No Extra Cost! BUDGET TERMS 88 N. SAGINAW Next to Simms 7 v ‘ i & . ' ‘ ‘ . ee 7 Teor ; " Ary : A C. é i 2 . ; : ; < baa A | Aa A - \ es 4 : Vad i i2 y é -" | Bo ee . 3 , : \ A __ (ym powrrac’ press, A } \ it THUR ee ¢ f i 2 ‘ey / | weed Loos - ee ee ee DAY, AUGUST 23; 1056 oer 7 aE e eee Be g ; = 3 Ff = ¢ i SANDLER OF BOSTON smartly trims the saddle ... crops it close, with a thinner sole, littler heel . . . lat and gmart and strictly news! : It’s called WHIFFLE . 3. and looks just as neat as its name.. ES 8 B a’ x 4 okt, ip z z # aoe Black and White Brown and White a AT A NEW LOW PRICE! $7795 her- | | Pace... in Classroom | Shoes! Please Drive Safely—We Love Everybody's Children! Toddlers’ through size 3 $548 _. ae bat Priced according 16 style and size. . Styled for the occasion. Children are off on the right foot . . . in class room . . . in foot-fit . . » in shoe smartness when they wear _ SHOES FROM = GILLIES. It is actually:a pleasure making your selection from so complete a style and size range, priced right for your purse. PROPER FIT IS THE PURPOSE OF OUR SERVICE. - : | i “can you believe it?” Marle| asked me’ in astonishment, “I get/ awfully good ideas. for copy and) 4 art work, right while I'm waking} | form of over-|up in the morning! ‘| "| “I don't even.think about work|[ any more, except during working | gain and gal | hours, All I think of is tennis—| * land yet these wonderful ideas keep | popping into my mind when first wake up. ien't it amazing?” | No—it isn’t amazing. A rested| mind, a mind taken off the prob- not uae tole hens oe Reluctantly, she started to tiga There were courts near where|Allergi¢ to Sun? very > lived. She began getting home| ff you’ heliophobe (allergic she would just take up a hobby|trom the office at five and play: |, ace eney tale op iittle aun start some volunteer work or/ing ‘until seven. She met people, ; kind of social life, she might/and became interested in the fine POSUre 8s possible and never wi Hy get more work done, points of the game. the body is wet. Dry with a ' ag soon as you come out of CONVINCED Pretty soon, Marie was play- |water. Soothe the sting of th Bat Marty Seneyt Seliove it. ing on Saturday and Sunday and |by ing the body wii : é t | skirts, blouses, sweaters epee 3 j Black-and-white woot herringbone shaped inte & beautiful streak of a shirt. Black wool jersey blouse, boldly collared in heavy knit ribbing. Two parts, perfectly met with a silver-buckled j by \ black leather belt, shirl, and a grey or broun fennel " izes 10 to.18° oa skirt, leather piped ond betted. \ 22” Mt be stase 8 te 18, Also Available Jacket in. Brown 19% : Skirt 995 Now is the time to select your USE OUR LAY-A-WAY See All Your Favorite Clothes for College or Career in Our Newly Enlarged Sportswear Department CANTERBURY Full fashioned TYCORA SWEATERS with dyed to match flannel 3 SKIRTS Many are the miracles of our Canterburys in Tycora ... they won't pill, fuss, stretch or = - shrink, yet they’re just about as soft as sweaters can ba Full-fashioned to fit divinely, Everything matches {n eolor, “ae Short sleeve slip-on..... 6.95 | Long sleeve slip-on..... 7.95 | Cardigan ............+. 8.95 Pocket Skirt. :......-...10.95 | Gore Skirt...........+--10.95 | St Be Fine Ti aU ai r* : a3 7 tT = bj = Ui \ 4 4 # _ } } ‘ 4 ye ray ‘ eee ‘ j kos an \ t XM \ i 4 | , 4 | p «. \ K \Y i f \ i t } # ‘ 'y { iS. | iy : r | 5 / i \; PRESS, THURSDAY, AUGUST 23, 1956, LO “en With One Exercise, oe i eae | oy ae 4 | foot, Lift the Jett leg up si floor. |far as _ eros it over) the” le! ot with oe ike vod Oe Area Woman to Talk sbdomen: Lie on the floor on your at International Meet sides (resting floor A motor tour of San Francisco peer dat apa tant iows tae and a Bay cruise are among the i bi i ae B them to the floor as far vention, held at Hotel Mark _ | = = Uae ts ts ope Ge ae This black and white sports pillover is indicative Mrs, Robert Wethington of Clin-| of how Hungarians have shown the western fashion ee wr podinangy dniceats chaian| Benens a news approech to design in knitved clothes. From this position stretch and separate legs and |*#t Years” as her opening talk. Pee . lower o flor. Dra the los toghir (not Ung the clm Fouts ws preaen oe| INVITATION May Be Nuisance : pee ‘om t r). continue. Jhis re- |leading magazine, , x 1 F e vis exercas aims the abdomen! duces thighs and abdomen. H Aieunder, rao of be Ft tC Temporary ‘Bachelor stretched : | Se ‘Kirid’ Dinner Bids While Wife Is Away shoulders. Palma cling to the oor, Vacation Snap shot Tip : Often Swamps Man Who Hoped to Loaf By RUTH MILLETT eat out of the ice box or to grab ga ee H oy | : Fi 3 EE Ba : . : i 7 ee es See \ The Capt Sing, ony, Vile TOs madd at 0 rastaneent baf's not Oross the leg over right women ering | fistfuls snapshots ‘ eet knows Jim Jones when and toch en Seer oe Oe sieht | ms ota ‘wil be, wee | ZEAE WOM Aree Ineane hls wife ts going to be out| "7d" thelr Privacy side ot the body with the left 'back home and back to offices with|of them will be ghastly and not | \ OJ ‘Sf lot town for a couple of weeks is| If they want @ break from rou- cause the photography is poor. | }\\1: ZA’ as Wo oak want tine and an escape from organ-. : : If you haven’t gone on vaca- “We don’t want you getting lone- olay cla sana dhe : tion take a look sf last some, What night can you come to| "*¥° 2 OF year’s photos to get an idea of dinner?” A gee If they think we're silly for be- | why you, generally so pretty, In Jer, Jim—who ptob- |Heving they can’t live without look like cold fried eggs in i aon about going out more “food cooked by female hands” let photos. than one night week when his ‘em live on snacks. These are rhain ailments of vaca- Wife is home—finds he doesn’t : 4 4 tion snapshots: have a free night left while his [Fan Airs Closet Feet stuck into the camera, This wife is out-of town, Every now and then, clonets an generally happens in beach shots, Says one of the Jim Joneses who| and the clothes in then) peed an where one is sitting down. If you’re goes threugh this same routine 61 W. Huron to have your picture taken, every. time his wife leaves town: |#ting. Most efficient way to do make an effort to see that the “Tt is a characteristic of women/|this is to open the closet door, perspective won't be out of whack. to think a man can’t live without|place an electric fan in the open Standing with weight on one food cooked by female hands for|door and let it blow out the stale leg. This casual pose may be even a week or two, air. | comatortable, but Ht saakes the - [ENJOYS FREEDOM | hips look extra large and “ ‘ particularly clothes appear to fit poorly. If ehane when" Maan at _ Complete yon cand fee your pietere, shad. ; |town is the fact that he doesn't Professional with weight equally on both legs. have to be any particular place at Service Extra fat fn bathing suit: shots. any particular time once his. busi- pak ae oa’ Oot ae ae ness hours are over,” the continued. isitting up. st it. Get t P new men in and the chest up when your sce Gale wee hee Oe A masterfully cut and tailored those rolls of flesh that aren't bad if we | friend he has starts inviting him dress of Wyner’s Sag-No-Mor —— but look wretched on Bathrooms are ‘prettier than| to dinner. If he has one or two | : : all wool jersey . . . its bib and . ever’—and here’s a set that will| free evenings during the whole Dr. B. R. collar of novelty knit, its skirt Stringy hair hanging im face. |add to its beauty. The lovely swan| time his wife is away he's lucky.” fully lined for lasting fit. 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Hoeft going his fey Kw, ack Pune an dance In aly wo oid th bat ih wo ot, bt A p . BY smuNO KEARNS _BALTINORE ithe Det 7 oe 2 ee ia ate Charley Maxwell, the top three|starts, gave up four successive| Aber replaced winning pitcher Paull | : streak t the expense Detroit, ‘which. stand’ & Tiger hitting pare ~ accounting|Phillips doubled and Maxwell sin-|Fitzgerald to lift a fly to Tuttl (ws their favorite pasties, the chance of grabbing the American |1,- nine of the team's 15 blows.|gled to score one run. Al Kaline/centerfield, ending the game Let American League pitchers play it straight and/ton : League team batting title this |Each collected three hits in six|followed with a triple that account-| It was the 10th victory for Foy- 4 “ann With their chances of a Ist di-| season, turned on the power |trips to the plate. ed for two more runs and he/tack, who has lost 10. Stone was/Bosion ...... colorful Mickey Mantle could break the coveted “60” Of] ison finish fast. fading away, the| again last night in coasting toa | — . oe scored when Bill Tuttle forced Bob|charged with the defeat. | the fabulous Babe Ruth. poe slated their top hurler, ee es oe Oe ee nk Ween cots out Snare died on weled, Taiie wasumaron |toni ong " was : * i | th seems every time s Major League slugger TOTES aad ey eway ‘Moore. to| triaiuph ever the Nationals |Stone for five hits that produced . * into range of the much sought-after home run recordjigit in te Bat o's thee game against seven defeats. six runs, Stone, who has gone the ff - the question pops up, “Will they pitch to him?” At his home run pace of June and July, Mantle ~ could pass Ruth’s without maximum effort. Yet the Yankees themselves doubt their teammate will do it. ae Kentucky Lad e Bi wee mo @rercmast mie week F il cccscnceneoernpuntt i" + es0ccs-osecn—sconue | Not that he isn’t capable of hitting 60 or more, mt d J ac Meu oe ra a “ ~ ge > because he may not get the opportunity to do it. ed .) aycees matte cu 4, 7g Ashington, 1a ~ Detroit scored one run in the Totals 430 18 Totals “Mantle would hit 61 home runs and more if they would pitch to him,” said Yankee pitcher Whitey { National Junior Golf a a eS N moms LA £8 ~—Grounded out for Griggs in Tth. ‘ i too ™ Behind the 6th, ingled er Mn ping a oth, Milwaukee bg ‘between the first three months and recent weeks.” | Round Play ger lead in the 9th when they load. nigel arehene noo 1g ol ehtnaeiges Re i Everyone saw it happen in 1949 when Pirate slugger} FaRGo, N. D.. @—The Son of a . di 4 inked Washington ,...... us i -t 15 2 Soe an es e¢ a's. Ralph Kiner was burning up the National League with) Kentucky hardware merchant who a Fale owe Inks Katine oo rut eee 43, Be Biever . ew ay ps his fence-busting blasts. practices golf untit his hands are DETROIT WP~Gordie Mowe, ace fin Bathiiine, Baling 2: "atk Kaine eco O iaoereh _ 8 . Pree blistered held a — on wingman and all-time high scorer|E!™s and | Runnels, Bol ing and Phillips, |Chieago 8, ‘ruladelphia > Itcth-lewung Into the ‘second round of for te Detroit Red Wings, has|¥si, 2 Wamarte 88 tho" mute ieee sam =| Pittsburgh fans booed and even pelted opposing pitch-| swung : Porieck Gr os ES 3, chaknles S| Fite ior) ve Crone (0), signed his contract for the 1956-57 (10 ws foe palting Kiner on. Rose's after: as these Smee ®) pag : | Natonal Hockey: League seanon fy tie a enirs ty alpen a ah Brn te the fins) Feo, weeks Gamen eae, 8 General manager Jack Adams. F3"titutch, M5 Twn Sbithe! OGRe"| | il alta) tnd dena Ne,” No one could show where ‘Kiner with a 7th place ball| with an impressive name . who signed Howe yesterday, didjtack (10-10). L-— Stone (4-4). —ohy- New York at Chicago (). 4 20 club was a.threat to the pennant chase. Even in some|*cvncq’ pag a area "on not disclose contract terms, ——[®i's, fights Paparelis, Hurley. Lad Me "hes at games where the score was lopsided in the final inning|husky Henderson, Ky., youth went with two outs, Kiner: was ils get a strike. no eee ——— > $150,000 Purse Offered for Race i i 0 Ae In the previous year, September was a hot month In the race - the International for Kiner. This included 8 homers in 4 games. The Trophy, Gary Cowan, Kitchener, following year during his surge toward 60, Kiner po gg . a, pa Mic lgan | A os i fas Ua, Wa 0s started his early September onslaught. running ahead of two Canadian In one Sunday doubleheader against the St. Louis ma . ae + 25 i t f yesterday "major upset (license dealers or from depart: Wiresbote|of the yey av ‘ ment district headquarters and oth- BATA PROCEDEING INTERNATIONAL TONGUE FAILS — Little Leaguer Frank Salter of Pot Ala- | Top-seeded Lew Hoad and Ken/¢r special field offices, ae eine Ganereanene BUSINESS MACHINES aces of the Australian! License officials sald many re- MILITARY PROOUCTS _QoaPORATION | 16S. Cass — FE 2-7621 |} He struck out as his team lost to Winchester, Mass., 8-0. 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CARY MIDDLECOFF one, besides Los Angeles, would PATIENT'S COMPLAINT: - Top- ping the ball DIAGNOSIS: Double fault “ ‘TREATMENT: The topped ball|UP Perfectly, which comes only!§25 a week. It's surprising how many players|players over these payments. get into good hitting position at ticle in the backswing. And then—iman said. ‘ii AB SA] D1 & upd beliad ds tonousne deans camiueal yet asd hae ceo stone tar Mea eng po Of course, the clubs provide liv-|weekly to players, whether rookies admit having had any trouble with’ Giants provide $10 a week spend- i The Pittsburgh Steelers used to $3" the top of the swing. Body wound|pay every player in training camP|, week—plus sizeable bonuses at nie ‘ “The system just/tne end of the season—and the that slithers miserably along the When the*head isn’t moved a par-|didn't work out,”’ a Steeler Spokes-| Green Bay Packers pay an “in- “One year, the night! significant amount"’, Od ground, going nowhere in particu-|¢n, impetuous urge to wham the/before the first scrimmage, about of those who coake the team the fobs.’ “” Tite PONTIAC TRESS THURSDAY. At GUST. 23, 1956 « ee ! xe FL Exhibition Diy ees is later subtracted from their sal- aries. General Manager Ray Walsh of the Giants said that a player who money|gets into a pre-seagon game or two before he is cut receives some , 265-pound tackle—and usually General Manager Nick'pay. ‘We don't send them home| | for rookies dur-jhand out what the Giants’ Emlen|Kerbawy pointed out it costs well|empty-handed," he’ said. ason. Tony Morabito, head of the San Francisco 49’ers, said all salary yt are ‘a matter between management and clubs. Bears t mention nel other clubs indicated they fol- — ween’ SAY iow the league rule and don't pay make bstantial payments|reswiarly until the season opens. grag and|Paul Brown, — — “ prob- | Manager of the Cleveland Browns, oy never tae eee © explained it this way: “We could give them money through the exhibitions by cutting go about five per cent from their sal- a day, the Baltimore Colts $i5jaries. We could split that mong 55 to 60 players we take to camp. But I think our veterans prefer to fight it out for the jobs and full which in the/salaries and let the best men win Sensi (Yeliepics) Semin, Mabel lids Wei: Wena, a Cal ) weight boxer from Philadelphia, is fielder for the New York Yankees,/for sea trout, you: ‘can ” nT TY: 4 iE, IN TOWN Priced Low to Bring You BIGGER SAVINGS plus FIRST Quality! Built to a high atandérd of First quality through- cords— lar, is caused by one of twojpall fast and far. What happens? n quit and anded things: Firing and falling back on|The left arm dies right up there|tace eo ted the right leg, or allowing the head | a+ the top and the right and, taking) Now the Steelers reward. their far forward in the down-jover, is thrust at the ball. The/players with post-season bonuses! right side locks; no transference|instead of paying them for exhi- ot weight, It stays back-there—on{——__$—_—$——_______ oe Sei ee Ha the clu sn't get to fi ye ball k Be beyond pif oer it, * amtramc aten whamming it on As the sketch a the aoe in {| Tournament swing begins with a down | Pull of the left arm, and with a) WILLIAMSPORT, Pa. P - ~ The lfeeling of a little pressure in the semifinal round of the 10th annual! middle, third, and little fingers of Little League World Series opened Bud Smith Now Close mi hand to initiate the pull. With|today with Eastern and Western to Limit for Friday the pull the. weight shift to the teams matched against each other Title Battle in two games. Paired in the first contest to de-| ‘NEW ORLEANS #—Lightweight champion Wallace (Bud) Smith to- cide the finalists for tomorrow's’ world title game were Delaware | Township, N.J., the 1955 runner-! up, and Colton, Calif. and in a) SALE! second game Roswell, N. -M,, against Winchester, Mass Delaware pawn eg cam won, the al "Men's (Elk Color) Complete Run of Sizes against Joe Brown of New Orleans The 27-year-old titleholder from ial game of the series, downing’ Cincinnati tipped the scales at 135% Eastchester, N.Y., 9-8, Tuesday. | before today’s workout, only a Yesterday Coltori defeated Ham-| the lightweight tramck, Mich., 1-0; Winchester, Mass., shut out Auburn, Ala., 8-0, and Roswell defeated Upper Dar-) by, Pa., 31. es a date with the scales because hejright hand doesn’t get into the) New Trapshoot Pr exy | was far over the stipulated limit.|shot until the hitting area—about) VANDALIA, Ohio @—Robert W.| State Athletic Commission or-/10 to 14 inches from the ball. | Smith of Taneytown, Md., is the; both i Let me remind you of the im-| jnew president of the Amateur preliminary checkup Monday, but portance of keeping the head sta-|Trapshooting Assn. of America. neither man was asked to step on|tionary in the downswing. Move|Hé was elected as the Board of the scales. jit. forward even the smallest/Directors met yesterday at the | The first title fight here in 13)amount and—well, you've just nat-|Grand American Trapshoot here. | years and the possibility of a New|Urally got to hit ge ball on top| He succeeds Dr. H. N. Alford of | Orleans fighter winning the crown/Or, Worse, swing right over it | Atlanta, Ga., and will be in charge | has whetted fans*-appetities to the for a complete in miss. __|of next year’s clay target pro- extent of a $30,000 advance ticket| (Copyright 1956, John F. Difle Co.)'gram here. 24 €. Lawrence S. 5 to 13, Reg. $7.95 BRUNSWICK | e Bowling Shoes 5.99 See our selection of Men's and Women's Bowling Shoes, Bowling Shirts — Bowling Begs $3.95 up SPORTING Genes Open Monday and Friday ‘tit 9:00 SIZE 6.70x 15 BLACK WALLS aa Only C hdhad dddededdr' : ‘ i | : 1 Mh. Clemens passers’ hres tip el te th Dayton’s LABOR DAY TIRE SALE = . «. that’s right, you PAY ONLY $2 FOR YOUR SECOND TIRE (plus tex and exchange) when you buy your FIRST TIRE at the REGULAR PRICE! No trade in price of $24.90. HURRY, SAVE $22.90 on TWO TIRES! c’s Motorist Headquarters @ TI W. Huron OPEN. 9 to 9] _. FE 8.0424 out! “Frigid-X” Cold Rubber and rayon 3 Way tested to give longer life and mileage and safety, The Biggest Dollars Worth of Tire you can find and, they're FULLY apes 4 *. « « in writi CHECK THESE BIG SAVINGS! 6.00-16 | 7.10-15 We oo* | . With ) OLD TIRE Rs evn Plus Fed. Excise Tax J&R “1 DOWN pun These Tires: on Be tt USE 115 N. Saginaw FREE PARKING IN REAR YOUR CREDIT AT of Items in the BIG SPIEGEL .R STORE Shop Today You Can Order Any of the CATALO tthe Handy Order { f our J REMEMBER: For Your Second Tire Remember—We'ee OPEN SATURDAY NIGHT [EVERY DAY| fel 4S, eo rs i oye Pie re) _ THE pr ae ice. BA 1 i J 4 oa 4 x inde ap sa ee Pi THURSDAY, AUGUST 2, 1958 | $6, 079, 368 in 6 Months ~"18 Homes, 6 Businesses ‘Boost Last Month's Total WATERFORD 1 OW N 8 H1P—jreand with 27 ” tor anes Vice President Lauds Joe, Rest of Smiths FF a: for buildings estima $6,079,368: in’ all. In the the|Tiod last year, 907 permits we 'granted at a valuation of $6,834, Decline tp housing plans is shown with 449 permits se far this year, with 575 fot the like peried in 1955, Commercial building fue o Fare are nominated yesterday by a mem- ber of the Nebraska delegation who said he was trying to prove “that it was an open convention,” Nixon, visiting here with his critically ill father, was asked by a@ newsman if he knew Smith. He i OK First Brink's Juror BOSTON u—The first juror .to sit on the panel that will try eight Ea al Inc.., $1 “Smith is a very honorable name in the United States. There Lapeer |@fe a lot of them who vote and County, Tuesday noon after a I'll say nothing against any of two-year fitness. He had been ithem.” Shop Now...Save Now | BIG STORE-WIDE === | NNNIVERSARY never known what it is to have a | pe rye garden, the camp's | spots for enjoyable | —_ P Pauline Pardee, | Deborah Crittendon and Richard | White, left to right, try to fill | their bushel basket. Camp offi- | cials report that picking vege- tables and berries is one of the | Faery favorite activities at | Detroit Youngsters Try ‘Wilds’ of Orion at Camp = By LAOMA SANFORD Lake Orien Correspondent like structures filled with sawdust: that had to be removed before the Ppa tug a pe nage ae of untouched nature could bi i poh | ~to Orion residents, just|be acquired. _ Franklin Camp : Orion. | . : down the road, but to the nearly) the include a | i : 5) Detat ciren ve spend fer by ern, pot lary, the ale eld severa baa WE SELL WHAT OPEN 3 WAYS TO BUY: Se a a ; three girls’ and three petition “tribes” WE ADVERTIS | “The area is overgrown with. as- par cottage, and. the Senco ey. eS | No switchi immicks! Just = 1. Cosh 2. Leyewey ; ’ | in nos -to- pen spending on, Aas Beating’ home which doubles ax |, Te camp direcion Joweyh Bens | feednem vata! Cur Saino te conimeed ve MM May Nights BB. ra — no money down, as low ‘But beyond the trees and the dark), friendly basis 728", All but two of the buildings! ST es ee ee Lana as $1.25 week. gteen cabins and dormitories one camp 18 on - ndly a have been constructed during that | : UNTIL 9 O'CLOCK can see chimneys of village homes. be glen vince Mn beng Ramet tone, He is currently president of| ; ajo Wivive eiy poungatere 0 Saddle Club for every child to ride |, Franklin is among the ten used ae a aSeoenes | WE, ‘Bande has for severaloat the UB | SPECIAL no Purchase | |*= nature inspiration. iyears taken groups on a motorboat! ‘yrs wm, Scripps, until recently 5 ‘ ‘Children 6 through 13, with dif-jtour of Lake Orion, and this year|oumer of Wildwood Farms at Orion} HUGE SAVING = - ferent economic’ and racial back-|Elmer Ewald of the Lake Orion|s. on the Board of Directors. | ON EMERSON Big 21x32-Inch SHALLOW gtounds are selected, Catholic, |Boat Club helped with the project.) petroit Common Couneil recently | 5 , CAST IRON WELL ave. and $0 lcs ten batt ob wedennre 1b tion Nehemiah Groce, eS ee ae ed TV SETS ae PUMP BATH TUB | | Ei erntagpecge Sema, ll dont by Van | Wagoners|versary this ae 3 — TABLE & CONSOLE MODELS SINKS f $ 95 * full $ | nationality can an | size 7* : ii i For a better buy .°. . be sur heck 74 4 “ay or tghongg ml cileetiietans' for table decorations, tn te er Cobo sic lke ur prices “before you buy! nat eit $2 8” With Tank ome resulting in group achievement) Tuesday noontime compet ampaign in Mi igan, is more desirable than individual Residents sho Judge the wom | gaNi FRANCISCO \P — Detol — ‘ aixAe- ee fre pees en ce th Mayor Albert E. Cobo chatted yes-| tee Standing Big 52-Inch—3-Unit Kitchen 2 ouble Bow ‘naeaine Rage ns ig Sent terday with President Eisenhower | TOILETS Reg. $149. 50 3-Pc. WALL Cc ABINETS . around three props, with surpris- for 15 minutes in the. presidential 3 Sees Sa See ee 23 || BATH SET |i » | Kitchen gan during | tollets eg. 4 , Residents know that Thursday the|re-eiection campaign. 2 | $ Hiking is a er olga. Paige: Fon cat) ge President | $ 95 Includes §-ft. tub, wash basin and closet. Your nei 3 itivity, Featuring everything from|made no committment on cam-| — * re this ule —— bog oh ba urge you alue ; n0% sey sp beachiate cotled oes lee aetna nae 7, i 2 a ‘ Sturdy, a os , * side ‘on the five acres across the| . “The President said if he could — ie COMPLETE iow $5 ray ' ai $ 953 Stainless Steel — Riri st cuss, eee ALL A-CRADE dive." Attractive styling. $ 95 rs : orci Ree ot sc waa es wor) oe eg a seat «sf > $69. em wie HEATER gery ; Fittings “rt. -Ft. tl Reg. $6935 ! DISTRIBUTOR'S *A" Gade et cote med, | WASH BASINS © BATH TUBS Compare this value! cast ROM , $ 95 with triple plated reed $9095 CLOSE-OUT : mee ahr MeIBT 8 Rh We have just Sought est a stock wonderful ue F ot diviributer’s slightly «rate $ morred, nations | WEE HOT WATER | veoum, = “TT” f CABINET ° : Dollars More! 3 SINKS | SUMMER HEATER | ~~~ Bi te 3g These tanks carry com- , ig . > CLEANUP he ee we 9” CLOSING OUT $ CABINETS ro a. wt ie we ENTIRE STOCK OF $ Same comparative low prices : ' $ on all other sabinet sinks, base | : Big 21x32-Inch FANS P cabinets and wall cabinets in | ; ‘in ina geal 2-COMPARTMENT HUGE REDUCTIONS 4” SOM, PIPE (5-ft)........$3.69 tas ernecseteuccgter ie er a Te ms sa pt sure ti) SIN KS 6% | Ge absustaste $388 $88 $788 (Short Sleeve) $1, . LOWEST PRICES ON STEEL PIPE : S-M-L-XL—From Every one a real buy! Hurry, select SLASHED $695 on scene Gains | Children’s Weel Flecne yours today. Slight imperfections. TO ONLY V,-Inch Galvanized. .$2.65 TY-Inch Galvanized $6.52 | TOPPERS. MEN'S SUMMER SLACKS icinth Gelvonined. | $4.90 _2-Inch Gelvotecd “$10.32 , DUE TO THE STEEL STRIKE prices are being raised at the retail level |" S ‘Gh ade ee ee > +» you con still beet the reise on most items if you buy now! Sixes 2-42-—-From $3 Q b3 3 9 PLUMBING - SUPPLY y CO. “Fall Shek of Se Pps end Ptags— Bvryhng in PHONES: FE 4-1516 and. FE 5-2 172 S.. ssesemneneneeaimenistaaeantaaetemmenammmmennaimmmemeamammmanaent Men's FALL TOPCOATS Guaranteed $50.00 Valine me ae $34 L CLOTHING CO. _ 9 South Sepinay sto AC PRESS, THURSDAY, AUGUST 25. 196—- =, i Res , ~ idl . 22 wa ’ Hollywood Headlines ‘+ House in Transit Hit | ares. ™e \Director Discovers Loves .s.cunis.coa in Frightening ‘Bad Seed \re’s vos tthe Haven Lakelnative Indians JAMES BACON One cheerful note. N Sesececoreccccccccccccsoccecccconcoeneeeeees . Nancy Kelly, a HOLL @ ~~ Director! who was pretty much wasted by Mervya Leroy, who belleves:ever? |stotlywood in B pict es en Seed” the|¥@# out here years ago, emerges | love story he's ever|as an Oscar favorite in the role made, Sp ales of the mother, She created the & * 86 same role on the stage. Now s - c kd YTTITITIIIVIV Pre TU iiiiliiirii rit iit il ttt PLAYHOUSE presents “Bernadine” : GAYNOR By Mary Chase Warner Bros., is recommending an OATIVO} A “Adults Only” label for a movie DAVID NIVEN “Marvey" about a child. it ; SEE; Fs iF ge al 22 JEFF CHANDLER - GEORGE NADER» JULIE ADAMS + LEX SAT VICTOR MATURE in “SAFARI” ® PLUS: “GUNSLINGER” 2 : = stig 3 UNION LAKE & HAGGERTY ROADS OPEN 7:00 P. M. “EM. 3-0661 LOOK FOR THE BIG SCREEN! = = a killer ‘t stop loving matter , Cis * The plied and enforced in many Eu- ropean countries but it hag never worked here. One top Warner ex- ecuti LITERALLY . . . ON THE FENCE—Adlai Stevenson, the Demo- ve explains their unprece- cratic Party's choice for president, climbs over a fence on his farm | dented recommendation came att- near Libertyville, Ill., as he toured the estate during a morning walk. jer private showings to civic NETTING OPEN He returned to the farm after being nominated at the Democratic |groups, notably the Chicago police 10:45 A. M, National Convention upstate, and is reported resting for the coming Commission. if | election campaign. ! tt sede eas oe] Wit Ha PR Leave It to the British eve — y ecutive PRI and SAT. Solution to Suez Crisis: || -m mas oe = el] Walled Lake Just Eliminate Canal = |meev,.S3%. 55. 5." Casino Ballroom the abnormality will By EDDY GHMORE _— essence of my revolutionary ship|crop up in the. granddaughter. WALLED LASS Et LONDON @®—At 5 o'clock on the|design proposals, aa cena RINE RN opened, an idea came/Tuption, more and more and| STARTS FRIDAY. : TWO FEATURES \_IN COLOR = : S i H ee i i i 2 g WATERFORD DRIVE-IN THEATER | ; Z3 1 i f : ond fury! Retmased rs Untied Artats Shown of 12:00 - 8:90 - 6:90-0:40 , t : Cor. Williams Leke-Alrport Rosde—Box Office Opens 7:00 P: M. LAST TIMES TONITE JENNIFER JONES in another — any { 3 i oe ; hay gis #3 ment 2) i iH i. | i ‘a Te a UE i; i i 4 SOSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSHSSSSSSSSSSSSSHSSSSESSSSSSSSSHSSSHSSSSSSSSTSSSSSSSSS SSS SSS SSS SS SS SSS SS SSS SSOSSSSSSSSSSSOSSSSOSSOSSSESSSSSSESESOSSSSESOSS | : Detroit fo Reopen Waterworks Park | DETROIT (#—A section of Wa- : = ; | IFER JONEs. AUDI “4 a Sem | ; : ' mea Ss gat THE FIRST RUN! cx \ »® PONTIAC! ) YOULL | ge a FF te NEVER | receiving. formal ap LAST TIME TONIGHT ; ‘ FORGET : dint “THE KILLING” — “COME NEXT SPRING” —_—_—— of Seamnneeiaanenl ~ al a ee J. i H i | | | | a | : i EF f Hi z F iké zt | $ i : ze i i “BOLD and THE BRAVE” | Also “COMMANCHE” eregeudbey : ; af rt ; 4 : ar. |House Rams House i FRI, SAT. ONLY! ~ [Rogers had parked his heavy rig i & iB DRIVE-IN “AT GUN POINT”. | Sena wae -ee | SLIGHTLY SCARLET’ | estimated damage at $1,000. I Dixie Mwy. (US-10) 1 Bik. North of Telegraph Rd. FE S-4500 2 eeeCatLY «STARTS TOMORROW ~ A BRAND NEW FIRST RUN! TREASURE! HIDDEN | TONIGHT! _ 20th Century-Fox presents WALLIAM JENNIFER | MOLDEN- JONES ) | LOVE 1S A MANY —-T : ge linie if a if ip is e i i : zhi i? 7 z i ik: api : : RACE AGAINST TIME ON LA ag HANE L eZ —< ae CJ ifog z= > _ eer ty ‘ 4," is "% Z j l) ia ok © 1986 by NEA Serdion, tre. TAR fg. 8.8. Pat OF ne MY RECORD-SHATTERING Vl yy T a ee @-23 v4 ee — | LOUSY MISSOURI HAY BURNER / ON YORE SERVED UNDER . AN’ NONE EVER BELLERED AN' SWORE, FOR. THEY HAD REAL COMPETITION TH LIKES YOU'LL NEVER SEE MORE. THE TOP KICKS IN PICTURE AN’ STORY | ARE CUSSIN ALL. OVER TH MAPS, FOR THERE AIN'T NO MORE MULE SKINNERS | WD SHAME 'EM TO SHUTTIN' THEIR TRAPS. A tic a mr bh HIGH WAY IN TH’, 7? 4 BUFFALO OF YOURS.\ BLOCKED! THEY'RE TAKING - OVER TH’ WHOLE By RANGE! , 3 : + THEY GOT EVERY _ pP a 1986 Sy MEA Service. ne. TM. fag. U.S. Pat. OF. By Ernie Bushmiller NANCY , WHERE ' HE evi” , BUSHM ILL EY THAT'S MR. oes $ re . | SMITH'S PLANE KEEP HANGAR | iT AT : DAYS APTER YOU ROHATCH VANISHED HAD OPENING; SO SY 7 WE ASKED ' | MOVING : AND MORTY MEEKLE Ai om ti / ES | x BOT 1 |[S Piano Enoven. EVERY- |] ery THIS MOONS BiLFOR $180.00... DONT |] THING 1S PLAINLY LABELED] [THAT'S FOR 7 : UNDERSTAND || RUGGLES...THE BILL OF =|] GOD TOO! uae ; YN {| LADS SANS RUGGLES By McEvoy and Strieber _ HALF ACRE C o>} *, Red ———4 Me ots poxrac ss, THURSDAY: A AUGUST. 28, ee ae | te LT ' 1056 sae " ‘ , 5 American soybeans, The advance wee * * @ = se gandige ondtncoder tis betsy hour was % lower to % higher, oT ae mee er i oe Singers we 4AM; oats unchanged to % lower, , tember 72%; ei to i owes New York Stocks September $1.44; soybeans % lower (Late Morning Quotations)’ hel caring * aac gino Admiral, «4. 116 tal Crk Coal. lard three to 10 cents a hundred eer sii: : 45. L ‘Ne. 1, +5 slicers taney, 3 S00 sa. Fi I r io. attuce, bibb, No, 1, 1.38 é 5 ® ee CHICAGO BUTTER AND EGGS CHICAGO, Aug. 23 (AP)—Chicago Mercantile Bechange! Butter sed receipts. 000,006; 69 AA Be; 02 A r B C 64.80; cars 90 B 67.25; 89 C %, ms, 13.0: ‘14/00, small, 9.00-10.00. z 4 35 ang agree ant =f Snz & +5, : se 3S § = : a . | Washington Russets U. U.S. 1A 400; Whites U Minnasote-Morth “bexote vs. iA 3.98. f.6. b. oft aras sat ge ae je; cde c c, ‘nig ¥: eisthas. reed. ghtles- “amell i i i FF i ¢ eoo0o83 $35 pede ee reese ie 58 uw «=e os > S225 + _ eny sera oa 23 TAP) Live bela e- ae Snare BEEE 7 abi a z ce 23 x abe Am News .... a Am . aha: Am Tel & Yel Am yet :2 i aah’ : * . *,*@@ @ * a “7 4 ae om: a oeeee anes eee wees vMOnhe Wewe waa - pencussitsrssseeuesersssess py Se wm ee eo - nteeEPBeessenes Coes e ey 4 20 @ wun b wae sam a2 oe re *-*#* a > S242228 Investing in: “SHARES OF Stocks Y Yield Sie: or Gewese aesee GRAF - Sree Plants ~ Rochester Firm Officials Praise Productive Rate on Return to U. S. The productive capacity of Euro-|P Nag hwcromsapoely cows dit ate equal those in the U.S, unless) “iwaye can be found to make it ‘3/easier for smaller factories here to utilize high production equipment, according to Gustav von Reis, $\plored the possibilities of estab-| supplemental manufactur- “lishing ‘Sling activities abroad, The executives reported that the ‘TiDividends to August “#115 Pet. Above ‘55 WASHINGTON w — Cash divi- |dend payments to stockholders’ cent higher — EF ite ten survey by the Commerce De- imited to corporations reports, showed a er need dts mon ae Tie tower: eases iI - 6.00-16,.80; few better sows cog few | 300-409 : ? ieg*liate filaln Bese hd * - Farming ceonr 1 pon. a Guests bf Ike | "Executives Tour ‘ ite saab 100, Market erally . Compared last ursda steers No Soene: ig rs" weak to 1.60, 60- . ; ters Lage y to : wer; utility cows w Fone ; bulls ts fi te nces fed mixed accident Waterford Lists School Agenda Tell Orientation Detail for Teachers; Outline Student Instruction the orientation program for teach- ers new to Waterford Township Schools. The other outlines school activities for the first two weeks ‘in September. aaa ¢ On rubeiay sue. 30, new teach- ers ‘will meet with their principals in the individual buildings from 8:30 a.m. to 12 noon. From 1:30 p.m. to 2:30 p.m, they will at- “rm a» general meeting in the high school auditorium and then they will go to grade level meet- Ings in other rooms in the high school building. These will be conducted by Mrs, Katherine Barker for the kindergarten teachers; Mrs. -| Carrie Hubbel, first grade; Mrs. Ina Kent, second grade; Mrs. ‘Emily Hicks, third grade; Mrs. Irene Olczak, fourth gradé; Hen- ry Karwas, fifth grade; and Mrs, Sally Johnson, sixth grade. All new secondary teachers will meet in their own buildings from 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m, and all new elementary music teachers will meet with Mrs. Lois Tiffany in the vocational building at this same time, The Aug. 31 morning schedule duplicates that of Aug. 30. Lunch- eon will be served from 12:00 to 12:45 in the high school cafeteria followed by a general mieeting. The teachers will then attend an Open House at the Shunck resi- dence. Tuesday, Sept. 4, has been set aside for general teachers’. meet- ‘ings, beginning with a coffee ses- sion in the high school cafeteria from 9 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. On Wednesday, Sept. 5, children in grades one through six and those kindergarten pupils whose last names begin with letters “A” through “K" may register, No {buses will be running. On Thursday,. Sept. 6, children in grades one through six and those kindérgarten pupils whose last names begin with letters “L” through ‘“Z’’ may register, No buses will be running. Grade 7 begins regular school sessions on Wednesday, Grades ® through 12 begin their regu- lar sessions on Thursday. Ele- mentary grades start regular sessions on Friday, On Wednesday, Sept. % 12, only EE grades kindergarten through six will be in regular session, and students in grades 7 through 12 ‘will ‘not. attend school. Driver, Passenger Injured Sher’: as 2 Automobiles Crash Two persons were injured in an yesterday morning at Douglas and Huron streets. Treated and released from. Pon- tiac General Hospital were Mrs. Gisela Biles, 45, 180 E. Huron St ijand Eugene Richter, 25, of Holly. . Riehter, said that his car struck another driven by Normans F. Travis, 4, 2720 Dixie Hwy., which pulled in front of him as he was driving north on Douglas street. Mrs. Biles was a passenger in the j| Travis. car. commercist Loyal Order of Moose Elects New Governor CHICAGO (INS) — George W | Young of Spokane, Wash., is the ed yesterday at the 68th interna- “35 tional convention in Chicago. Ralph A. Villani, former mayor of Newark, N.J., moved up to re- a8 Women, 4 Grandchildren Agate After er: Sat em a road last’ night, Suffering al and bruises | were Mrs, Mildred J, Berghoff and the children, Chris, 4; Karen, 2; Charles, 5, and Gene, 4. The chil- dren live in Tokster. . * 4 The Berghoft car was crossing Orchard Lake when struck in the left side by the car of Mrs, Mar- guerite T, Callender, 60, of 3351 Erie Dr., police said. She was treat- =I evane Plans OK'd for Southfield Twp. Plans for the discharge of treat- ed sewage into the Rouge River from a new’ research building of the .Bendix Aviation Corp. in Southfield Township were approved yesterday by the State Water Re- sources Commission. * #6 Meeting in Lansing, the group advanced steps to control pollu- tion of the state’s rivers and streams, ; * * a Saginaw reported progress to- ward eliminating harmful dumping of wastes into the Saginaw River by the Saginaw Steering Division of General Motors. * # & The A.C. Spark Plug Division of GM at Flint sald it was working toward eliminating a nulsance created by dumping oil wastes in Gilkey Creek, Three Persons Injured in 2-Car Collision | Two adults and a 2-year-old girl were injured in a two-car collision yesterday on Telegraph road at Elizabeth Lake road. Mrs. Anne Schoen, 40, of Wind- sor, Ont. was admitted to Pontiac General Hospital, She suffered a broken arm and sprained wrist and ig listed in good condition. * @¢ «€ Her husband, Frank, 39, was treated for minor cuts and bruises. Peggy Fraser, 2, of 2145 St. Joseph St., was treated for minor injuries. She was riding with her mother, Mrs, Helen L. Fraser. According to Pontiac State Po- lice, the Schoen car, headed south on Telegraph, struck the oncoming Fraser car as at Elizabeth Lake. Death Notices DEMSKI, AUG. si. 1086, _OUETAY, 968 KE. Huron Vas Mich., dear Nether" ‘ot John Puneral tae will be from the with interment in Mount Cemetery. Mr. Demeki will le im state at the Pursley Puneral Home where prayer service will be held at 7 orclock this evening. GRAVLIN, “ARTHUR LOUIS, DW. . Birm’ ma opecn, — | ay — baler Pueral Birm Interment tn Greenwood ~~~ tery, Bi HOUSTON Avo. Fig , 1688, seo Cw Arth 3: oe infest as vin be ld ss Providence ‘aes i Chureh a ner 9 Walter pean ris officiating. scarce in Oak Hi Cemete: will Baby Thomas wi le in sate at the William F 2, yuneral Home, after, noon sere OE "lr BARRY 2 Veshe Sine FUNERAL HOME Ambulance Ogtrieg Frans ‘af Motor Cemetery Lots 5 * Fare Cemetery: Bates {ed for minor face and chest it was turning left, ADVERTIS ING shen POSITION OPEN. Qualifications: Newspaper iayout experience Copy writing experience Knowibdas, of of newapaper. adver: Pontiae Area Resident rt for cement in mye tet AOE eat Box 100. Pontiac Prega, AUTOMATIC. SCREW company, Fullerton Mill AEs Seem Lyon, AMBITIOUS M WITH CA make $20 to oral bowus pa proven coecal’'p ks Hed ly, The fe : —fayotts,-no aos Kora, ett SS ee er e etlence Pty t essen- MAN Bee James ed, Wed, or Thurs Weis vaidron, A perce iene YOUNG MAN WANT- je week, FE ¢4561, Mr. ui thie nose An Old National Katablished company needs a fow mocnanee ly inclined men th eyp- ly Pontiac and vicinity, 7, er information eal! at 106 Huren between 10:30 and 13:09. ASSISTANT ~~ MANAGER, ~~ BE tween 21 and 36, Will train, no esperience pecessary, FE 44502, _Mr, Dobr GAB DRIVE! STEADY anD __ part-time, is, Ot W, Huren, GARPENTERS WANTED, “EXPE- Tienced in modernisation. FE 2-7004 or FE 2-6945 0 8. Jesse. CARPENTERS 1 ROUGH WORK Only nion of Bee Erv on. job. mile teat a jhabaw on Meybes. Rd. Goodrich Farms, @ AND =e ne man we are look me Pontiac Press, for Mr. Rofe ~ DESIG NE rs ind Mydraulie afr For Pneumatic a eraft devices. Steady work and Ideai working condi- ove @, tions M. C. MFG, CO. 118 _Indianwood | Ra, Lake Orion EXP, BRICK “PAYER FE 6-000! EXPER wUMP a b Waaes “MAN GUARANTEE: ARA MUST HAVE REF ok POOLS ECONOMY CARS, 7 _AopuRN Exp #108 CLERKS. B£E Mh. peareen shoe dept, Federal re FURNACE “TNSTALLER A AND | RE- PAIR MAN WITH AND CAR. TOP PAY. FR > vir —_ land Furnace Co, 80 N Paddoe GRINDER “HAND. OD-1b 6 vagy on tools and gauges, Job men only, no others need apts. OL 6.1637, next 4 proved sales product that has nationwide ap- peal. Age no barrier, We need geet closures te handle our leads. i interview between ® and 12, Thurs, Pri. and Gat, Belle-Aire Mabufacturing Co 16 B. Baginew, MAN TO WORK WiTHi MANAGER. Apply _# N. Sweats TO SELL YELLOW PAGES ADVERTISING We must supplement our sales force because of an expanding market. This is a full time, permanent, sales position The, territory in- eludes — and teas through- out the at ghoreiows are «strictly eonfi- dential Buccessful, professional, saleamen will he interested tn ities afforded. This te a far above average position in every seen’. A series of interviews wil) he granted to those applicants who vane “eas 1 \eae i 5 ' \ ¥ 7 * : sions ern : ; 4 \_ Help Wanted Male. 6 i? “HORE ee YOUNG Blueprint Operator and Minor Office Work WIGM SCHOOL GRADUATE OWN TRANSPORTATION MA 4-1586 “Help Wanted Female 7 A GOOD, KIND, woman interested in 7 nice fa to live in, neral and cooking, ees aed. ch eh ¥ ores. other help. Pr Wd erie) Bunday rs a te Ke CHER are Sg ee tim a on , in the evenings, shane 2s rthor Murray” bi Lawreese at “AMBIT IOUS WOMAN. aon re ty for wom ¥ am gar, one ye oon wnt ‘we rete le Ky ae tion to site _week, Call EM INTELLIGENT ework Are You Looking for an Unusual Opportunity as Housekeeper ? Ynat'e private. room salary and Tauredars and days f. e bese wughters and am, A ry ‘required, aes Pontiac Press, for inter — view. Busine§s SMALL m1 AGE 23 - BARY I ¥Y PLU ANT Experienced, __ Alt-oonditt BABY sITTEN ¥ Private room, Mospitalization, ernate Sundays si RREEPER Pull chorge & bookkeeper, — poe Fa. ex . not essen ~ Bros,, 233 6. BEAUTY have yea with a f 6, call FR , eens Te ~~ DINING et _ WAITRESSES are between the ages 3§. to 40 and chron ok ul Please 6 weet Between 8 and 4 Sook days for appointment. ORDERLY, EXPERIENCED IN work mW cuts Must hav eppointment call yaaa between © ~ Ls dati: MPonlie eta ne Ld be a A eS trite h ae ae VE race ediiiel tooo org Ey perience in our field, whe has am- waien sat 8 e for sales man. man © cit, Right man’ wil SALESMAN SEARS ROEBUCK & CO. will employ 3 salesmen. All Sears famous benefits as you qualify for them. Earning potential of $150 _ per week. Draw against: commissions. For confi- dential interview call Mr, Lynch,- FE 56168. Call between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. | Thuts., Fri. and Sat. igo mane Tepes isi + WOODWARD AT SQUARE LAKE poea 6 te 5. ve. ne e hove aig etl. . feur owe vision good | Te STEN aN ee ee ge VEE \ i _ THE PONTIAC. fx Pa oe it ‘engin DI | LA DOR 7 : ne [nobel J * | eaters ee ust i oF - Engineering elcome. | @ ROOM APT , tee esa ne Call wis] hye iS shan “ciarain, ane as me Ve ota : pil oh witig ove cane, PLIANCE REPAT ATR od hy od. PE |, PER MONTH. LOCATED ON| {2 : sy "| stom dy Pontiag, = | aching — Cn | DAN | "ROOMS «BATH os MG, Pils Yeon ‘Rocbene. deters regarding quota-/ HOUSEWORK BY THE DAY. ¢ cmmnaenel ca AN ee 3 oa | pauls only, Markel Gites, 468 “WHITE __Plstess 2961 som O0U os : stall “She has a good word for everybody! You should hear the 7 “ROOMS,” WEAR -GHO TRO : BROS. DUPLEXES one she has for you!" be able to handle all of-/a - phone OR 31208 a) to rare 3 ‘ es = : Eves $-—Sun. 1066 : uke Eden, te an PT LS Ae Stor. Appt. MUtual 060 6 shat, Soe i ae ee a Pte in ! i a i :| Share Living Quarters 30|Wanted Real Estate 32A old, and have own trans- WE NEED 3 WE . s, $108 Listings of, all .A7pes. No rash Picome "407 N. Cass OA 62818. month. 240 N. Roslyn. , N32 Good, reliable = We FOR ADULTS WALLED DAES a on 8 CA Si H mi Bae Hilts, i won. employed, must have own P. -.3 HOME J OR EQUIEY . ROE = nat with J. Vicinity of Oakland," On iad or sale. Just sive us Fme._and beth, $16, MA Rent Lake Cottages 36A 1a all and we will be giad to call UNION COURT sage Wid. Transportation 31) Sf {2*ste aSiing’ possiblities ‘et beso ‘ain. MPSTEAD 7 ye tate Orion MY $1263. Ten ride thom We Mesle rod On| nings, FE 4000 or PE Caala ss Maes place. PE 46963 chard ¢ roads ‘imately : ‘ister 's, cat FE eee CASS LAKE FRONT, 1 alleentbanticeialced eR LAE mw | eee, Seca renee BUY. OR SELL APT. PRIVATE ENTRANCE, PE | P= 21048. heat. fireplace, must, have ref, Wtd. Contracts, Mtgs. 32 ‘Ee rare or 70 og 40d show * Rent Houses Furnished 35 Sune "isih, Near bus wool 0 ¢ e price . ATTENTION. 1 GARAGE HOUSE, 2 DELUXE | Can be seen Saturday p.m., oF ali Call Dow anc let us RILEY. riagaamingdas TEACHERS 5 * doup ay or pg Fo Rt ee oe — FEE BUYERS WAITING wo Hind Lake Rd. FE 4-1157|-Private Auburn Ave. home, two secing. y fers or . 2062 GE, cit busi ine 4 pee: fegus service. Ovi, cat imate | "prtpart” Sutchindy ConarAke | fame, “away” trom home. Fa eae EW HOME. FRE: | "om., vliies Vs before mw sell. Bring aaa pevenncste wemnes. ; piace, parquet floors, gS ® mo. ne one re r Fe 82s or rE a ae ae oeast TUBURT, bet 7 EAROS ins Lake. Phone FE 3-297. 0.2441 “or sk tot * Beatiae - TV private en: T ROOMS AND BATH CLONE 75 | Une lets. Frese FS 2 J! C1 HAYDEN: Realtor R. F. McKINLEY igo Beran Sonne centr. 7 | "Fray ground Bona, M3: : BEAUT! bry pom ateuee SROOM HOUSE. MODERN KITCH- FRONT, MODERN. ‘cite. Fer cathinn person or en. Sid sane 3421 Ormond Rd. “ boat included, $50 per week. "BEST T CASH DEAL LISTINGS WANTED | #28 lady, Reasonable rent, Pvt.| a¢ white Lake. EM 30212. eat. Good jocation. Call before - | ODERN LAKEFRONT. SLEEPS finte buyers. Yor Mast ae ap ere mene yazes: © 2) TAP. ees See. Fee FRM. HOUSE AND BAT 3330] 8. Boat, 15 mi. N. of Pontiac. OR capes Johnsce a cam | foe Rospente 1a 2. pan na, | CHEAP 3 RAC APF. Foy Sate | na ee one COTTAGES . *| Large shady lawn, Chi w a A, JOHNSON, Realtor | o, na * SN an Baden hs aa - be i on ars ne ee ee yates tone 1704 S. ber Rd. Mich. me gt yd _ 241 U. 8. Hwy. 23, Oscoda. FE 4-2533 I a Fs hi 82 | ee | MODERN FURNISHED | Two ©. LAKE : oe Se ees maken 1, MODERN EFFICIENCY | _on South Anderson, FE +254, | yr. around homes, Modern, 3 bed CONTRACTS WANTED] ROY: KNAUF, Realtor | Shiu. intinies nest "ues dnd F ROOMS-IDEAL FOR SCHOOE| ished. EM aman tonal tale Buyers waiting” What have | 26% W. Huron OA 63390, FE 3-143 ae amen large. Fo od. fursiture ref-| 5M. COTTAGE, CASS LK. AVAIL. you? onabdle discount, large erences 3. R. Wilts, | Aug. 19. For . PE $6308. tectracemnae tame Sr! TRATES | ier Bee Wost alte” ve [r oous: woot ya. ROUND |" fie buck Eanirm Mas Md mings P eaaed or PE 4asl5. w faliste tm niles pus, AND 3 BATH. Piha Spm Ok see, | et wate tet Me Gate ee | pe are specialists ‘trading. We Working couple, 100 & |AuTo HEAT @ Rooms, UNTiL| For Rent Rooms 37 jecatract of equily: tm your Ares nok feel obligated S| peat ee ome a full take, ve E> WOO | ROOM APT. IN APT. — le . “| . . KL. a aa Realtor, ule of trading vour Real weenly. Outy 2 blocs. ‘rom gar Bears Teaier Madar “ttebe sor 3 “cuEAR carstayer 3 revi ae % Sings musineee, Mpportunitien end | PORN, APTS CAKE ORION. Mt MY|_£ Welton Biv.” Tate home PE 40040. before 2191] or 16 N. SOMPLETEL ‘ATH AND ENT. PRIVATE, R x NICHOLTE, & HARGER Sk eo ee ES PYiveie ceucancy. aly welcome. Suto’ “het ,weier, ‘To "slee lenes | soe : A-l CEMENT WORK 4 ‘8 lee en vein | WaT NEED GARLAND Lore | Finge"™™*™ Wa tstee™or Fit] from sept: Y'kirough dune 1. 408 = cooking. tundra W, Haren. LLOYD MONROE tice" Gens | BM, the alg wf Yur contac "ier EW ANTES" | pe Ug. Appr catuaker aa Cotags: |” lend tate, Beoomeot wit po a | poet Oifie, Pm apne" Pause cims,| Edw. M. Stout, Realtor YERS. WAITIN Ponupie Centrally located adults | 270% Sept, Ist to June Ltih, i087. | rage Priv. PE S061. Beate Sates. | etm. ceiee mE eh ERM 165 ts § SHOW You toa Foie galy. 390. Paddock. Alberta | --08 per_month_EMpire_2#6-_ | ROOM FOR 3, LADIES. ONEIDA homes, om MORTGAGES Bho? Bouhrtia™ » eg Ton aed Wotdee | Esker tensed Sept. to htay. ht Siren bu Pe sea wast GOOD PROPER ;' * Pike. PE $0008 >si69_Bves. SLEEPING ROOM FOR GENTLE: jas |a.°b, Cakes tt Prise Felson | pnodssslie R, Middleton | take onion EW ney PORT Pipasoma Sit Big Wey mas. oe Batt. $e Hoon. , YEAR | SLEEPING ROOMS FOR MEN. sites Sree Te +2 | Rent Apts. Furnished 33) Smit cate ut ei ® | Ee une Sie eu a | Mee GAERN ROGRT w EDUIO. A FE_ 40621 ro fet Leones ae Be” ae Sy So | Faen | Ye RIC | ee, Se PO OT BN AP ood PEMPEOYED | Somfortable tiving. 10° miles trom | NICE-HM- FOR BUSINESS GIRL, “ade BEDROOMS, YEAR| Gall wie ‘S013 * : 2 FLIN Go. GRAD ING il — Ad, Fostine Late. In- | "nished bedroom brick home. ; and Sun. only. rage. From : Seng Sega oe waren ea TR NO CHILDREN: | MODERN LAKEFRONT COMMAGE.|ROOMS FOR- RENT. Cedar Isiand. EM 3.3005, Reasonable. FE 2-3536. HOTEL ROOSEVEL! FREE FOR 6 MODERN 3 ROOMS AND BATH. T, Kmonths, Near Auburn Hats. 4| Auto, gas heat, Couple preterred.| $10 TO $15 PER WEEK, Travel Agencies 25A : ment, on it nor in exchange for WEAR PONTIAC. MODERN. ICE: WEST SIDE BUSINESS OR | iy 4 irm.home, Sho wer, 23517, PLANNING A TRIP? ? a Sia St RPS | Hg tte Los SScely:| ~ Rooms With Board 38 sEPTEMBER THRO JUNI ALL CLEA . y , ops oS | Sia Rat eect Sar ma aie a es Pace A gree wae. Boe |F So rote Iie lady preferred Br | BIECOND ig tg Ee rences. y “it we, oad ReaCY Ee aes oo vate auto, heat, — Ay Wanted Real Estate 32A |_ 3130," we PE baeus or PEC Oa SEMINOLE BILLS—6 BED." | _ fot elderly _lodieg, FE E4071. __ a ON PRIVATE ENTRANCE WO" EROOM APTS Ws 3 : a CASH BUYERS i fab Fe ENTE: FO aR WEY | Pardy oath 8 $228 per Soaveiescent nt Somes 38A your 5 ie RMS, BA & je | ae ma are. Se ee ae GAYLORD | | 'nookt PORN APE RRIvATl “a puvars SELLING YOUR a ROOM APT, AD ADULTS. PROPERTY? Reviy’ 4 decorated. _— to bus Trucks to Rent 1 EE Pontiac Parts and ‘you, Industrial Tractor Co, you BU TROWELL INSURE rr a FP md Na A MAHAN Sp eg en ee NONE PE 30206. ROOMS FOR RENT, HOTEL ROOSEVELT, $10 TO $15 PER WEEK. ____ Rent Stores 40 | ges Fon, aw Low ey, ___Rent Office Space 41 our apes Edw, M. Stout, Realtor nH. ‘THE ANSWER TO} YOUR PROBLEM: 5] want Ads! To sell, rent [7303 ie TE2eL i ee Mit te iL & abe i ¥ 4 \ fae tons tor 300, ??. This story bos yo Rare oe ° with eee xm, - shade . Modern . sepa- rete dining room, bath, Located peer oe cer, Bea make sess rivi- eges. e Reasonable te sid LG HAYDEN, Realtor | . PLUS MORTGAGE COSTS _ Check These Features 50 ft. lots, 20 ft. it floors, Bg ory close You Can’t Find — a Better Buy | PAYMENTS = 43 |stce OF HAM. Near Silver Lake 63 %. brick Bn wo home, a A eld, qua: oe, 6 rooms ates te bed 1% baths & eines many extras, alien ear aped lot ae & joining goll'course, a course, lake abe priv 2410 —Anders_ OR _3-s090 after §:60.p.m. «git A. 2 BEDROOM Gans Bitsebeth Prahored aan hardwood lasers: decorated, just a few steps from: line m $1500" with ath ta & “GRE 1G 1565 Union Lake Ra. Union lake Vili Nets, EM 3-4393 M_ 3-3314 “WILE. TRADE ‘ BD EE _ on For Sale Houses “Ml. eit teed ip NP Rt For Sale Houses 43) Bloomfi¢ld iW. Nea Near ‘\ « Wing Lake: avely ‘ 4 vet a6 saa baths, 26-ft jeetoway, “auinched Sar art ELMER “CERRK Rhedes, :|“J’d like to go home and think that question over for a week!" ¢ For Sale Houses 43 rw * putt toes, apply st mpg orylawn, Roche or 1 2a. REALTOR 1008 Union Lake Ra ie ment, J08T THE rue om youna bedroom . gage ¢ lot anly dasoe, 9750 Gena: dee right in, LAKE FPRIVILEO Another 2 bedroom hone = corner lot, niee shade, §6500. down bedroom home needs are work inside, 100 ft. frontage on Union 1000 down - Lake. $4700. § New cinder block ? bedroom home, large kitchen with built in snack wa Large lot, $10,500 - $1600 Oe ear- "old bome, 3 bedrooms, full i living room. cuegines. hitch; en —and- and fot La ttached garage 101200 ft. ve) Lal ie FD on good beach. FOR THOSE AND OTHER GOOD |. BUYS ON AND OFF THE WA- T. G. TROCKE _.M 3-467! ALLED LAKE DECKER RD. PONTIAC TRAIL Just 2 years old, neat as & pin, 3 bedreom tle bath & kitchen, trimmed in knotty pine, double tlosets, e095. down, See Mr REALTY re ia Mie Ra, HELL HOUSE, FULL BAST. ace Scott Lake Rd. oung. LDER We represent a builder who will IN ~ consider your equity in your pres- New $1250 DOWN ent home as Daria ¢awa axmest er lot off Baldwin. Balance <5 Soe Senna Game ets = wen = Page to reeset A. Nott, nome “- possession, thie won't last! 10 _W._ Pike “ _ 4-08 Close IN ROOM “yousE IN. WASHINGTON PARK @ room modern, neat, attrac- cluding al” the nice ss vag ool . a very reasonable wine. 4 room simost new. alg take gute. heat, jarge lot, only © NICHOLIE) ¢ '. @& mper value af Me tS oe. 906. Bah Rag Bh, the “3 fate Longer 3 hms atl = s os 8 ra near Longte low COUNTY RANCHER..3 BEDROOMS Ing room, a ‘Lee liv- dinette, nice kiteh- full “path, utility rm, insuistion, comb. auto. wa- Low down payment Orr BALDWIN 4'4 rma & bath buflt fn ‘ss 680) 6ft) 6(lot. Mandy to schoo). $6800 with very E-Z terms, NICHOLIE & HARGER CO. 3 W. Huren 8s OL, REBALE 3 BDRM a. Pull bamt, OR 34 STOUT'S Best Buys Today $300 DOWN ANP YOU CAN TAKE It | AWAY. Cute as @ bug, ¢@ | rooms end full beth ens tive on Argyle street, Fenced area 8 sien! at a LON Beak tne Sm Co fee vee part basemen houte waterford eres : Kiran Lake front “farnishea ems| EAST TENNYSON . ARNOLD George } atele Rea'tor 261 An- ba - By! = ro ae _ REAL ESTATE dersonvilie Rd Waterford, Ph. |. feremie tile bath, OAS heat, $10 8. Telegraph Rd. oR 31268, ; u ‘~—") —- 4 FE S076 “FE — we will bulla your lot Oerage vith patio. ? ett z vemroons hell house Site 794 E bedrooms, iy OR. * $ and Be ¥i0, $ii9 down, $46 mo, o UreTaAR DIN Wo PRA — plana Ov + neo R i weROS -McLARTY a . PE 22163 of PE $3678 "RED HORSE CORP. S ALL YOUR « deme a acai oat Pull sement. A STEAL with beth and a mong Cabin ated on oye Vs with § " water, acres, The acreage alone .“s anh the price $1,000 DOWN Por Gis, new 3 bedroom al! brick bomes. ment includes recreation room, ot! at and many other ex- tras. Large lot. near schools stores and churches, C. Schuett ‘The Northwest Rea! 400 BE, Highlend Rd, "sase) EM 3-4197 MU 46863 $70 DOWN, 4 BEDROOM MOD. erp ger en 2dte5 p.m Only $70 Werry Ave. No Down Payment Will build on your ‘tree & clear room starter homes with “ basement and rough wir- ing | on our with emall “town pay ment. : F. c. WooD co R 31235 Corner Williams Lake . & Moe THIS IS IT! New brick 3 room fi home — — basement and attached garage for on 16,200. 1% car s Only 1% noe. from city limits (Huron ae ak rm Rds.) Lot 109 x - Berlece ‘workman. materiais are a By = cuenta down pay- ment required sider wWZhmwecwman . Remodeled Farm House “$100 DOWN _ Eg tate aX . take priviteges and ex MCDONALD MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICD GATEWAYS to HAPPINESS WEST SUBURBAN RIV AG _ + AS LOW af RED D HORSE Cl CORP. Ft. modern house tatler for $67 Per Month va wat a eae ae INCLUDES EVERYTHING eee x H |. ford. Lake 14.000, "$000 Det Loge ek ome. BO : ___ For Sale Houses 43 Model Open Take Rotates min . ota , EEA ae | SRR ng see erry ‘4% mi alm ae 2 tds Pan's ‘Sterling se é over easy. Rovtny beyments Se sei DAILY 16 4 ee ag 1989 down Wisner so rem, ¢ ue A lovely & room with 3\% ‘peautt- = Castell Realty For on lee : sm nS Subdeitsrat Ay sans ine tency rg Flaster we walls * sak 95 Oakland = gp eerste OR AIRPORT RD rk, full basement gan » da. a ‘Jearéoms.. me one MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE ave. Sa Charhcoten” a p SAADIATE. PO TO nD rite To |6 ‘fami P sBeome, farm Over #300 sin ‘ with 49.000 4 neuen. OPEN EVENINGS & EURDATS Su MY 32-6432, _ CLOVERTON, monthl tay inco _ $15,000 with §2,- KENNETT RD. 41,500 down HAWTHORNE 9 en NE awe % , Builders Plenty of f gies areneyen incomes. Clean 2 bedroom home with untin- ,SCHOOL DISTRICT | Ree, Storms, t private and Home Seekers os W. urea we, om » BREA, 1.000 te _- Wvlog GAYLORD SURVEY PLA eager . feel daemtotmes OE: Ge, Hagges or Shas | $800 DOWN’ PAYMENT| FEMS toe str ro cher alg haomet ; ces ame tue, mo ang | BURL Hotes Uo Ha 0.6 fempleion SUGDEN LAKE. front. 4A FAMILY once. ‘ CONSTR: AS A STARTER PA Mag al Pullt, tn ‘32. One 2 bedroom and . HOME YOR YOUR INePECTION | SYTVAN MANOR dining room, 114xi0.6.| mente gach with private etn: | TOTAL PRICE $8500 | FICE PROM WiTk PRIVILEOES| free Bitob at cate SemNet restan*Miss| fiang ce gute aad | som um,ome vib ited | Boa ted oo wa oueD| ls Se Sk as OPEN D ATLY ao es ee school. P Priced to well’ quick with | ON YOUR Lor. tod trams construction. earport 12 TO8 PM — — See It—Compare It — Lig gt ing aren, 8 wi oul 0’ .. atin tous| HOME ST) EO SUBURBAN rooms. Living room w an income. 6 rooms 5 room modern less than 3 years fine eee beet eee,| Bus“ Ws eae Bot Cees Laat’ nd, peocesat | furnace. of 4 Finny do MART . M AH AN with — ecsonenle sown” Nepmant. wate’ _ y "Privileges on ideal 1 Suburban, Home eitsiae 2 a PRESALE Gita thd oan: 02" tal"ti Gan Stall Semone |""1073 W. HURON ST. | 2,2etvans.,ttetiam "tier wi J.C HAYDEN, Realtor. GAYLC RD - 006 Boe Soe bi NEXT bag BRANCH i eration Realtor and nice new orchard. . —— Spee Eves. Sun. 10 to 24 ROOM POST _ OFFICE fap tek e Rd. FE 44563 2 peters, = only two years . 1,000 DOWN Aner 6 & Bun, OR 3-170 23-1708 for appt. aid. Walking r= | Modernized Older’ Home $ $250 DN. OR TRADE Nothing Down | Bic SHestg yee | seer et a ecs asigiver.| Rinfee? clita yuliErenedt | gaRe cx wm butia 3 Life garter! ter nurry” on TsOm terme. Bet beat ures "ks stteamiised kiteh- god see 4 In TOWN, WikiNG, CHIM- ALM #2500 down gives you #0 Dargain. Ask fo Tambert.| NEY. INSULATION AND neste wih palid ee my tok ee ee. Shh pane mlich value. Woadward, eee JOrdon TERIOR “REAUTIPULLY Den OR _3-2837. Liele leatures” ha FINISH GRAY COLORED Knotty ‘pine cupboards, aluminum | One of a Kind $500 DOWN Sree TO PURCHAS: me DOWN Inrge lot Look at this price | i the only description you can |Or will take vacant property tm | ER WITH DIT The best buy in town situated P is @ ranch RECORD a paved st, oa 8. . side lo- LAKE PRowr oe ex. ne with the ienté it recreation ceastryetion exterior “complete, RJ. VAL UE T, Real ee. 3 bedrms. with | poy ay toon ‘Auto ee is nals rice gives you Loomen soy f ary wall ees atid ace LU ealtor fal wt ee een beat, full bath, red walls 5a = = gers, Hy kN interior, be ft. M45 Oakian FE 5-0693 a poe ge ah mg CS. Se Stent ‘ited | AMOLTIPLE LISTING SERVICE : JR-D-RILEY, BROKER | Snea, Sait'ow iw brs FE 4 Q 58 A |ACcOmpTon & sons |"ESERTER eS, ne. call today on’ this one. - FE 2-1068._ maeree Lats, 3188. * ; : ; WALLED Uk. 7 ate : No Ee ee MEE? vay fe mere| GAYLORD Br eas one searing igs | Ruane Eee ns into, ‘Just bring your dishes. 3 to everything, $10 8 month. FE D P t bedrooms with s 1$"20 living | 135 2. Pike 6. Open Eves. & Sun. Pe _ MArket 49730. 4866, OWN PAYMENT price tor quick sale, Look wt nis) COLORED FAMILY | | "ier RS | LAKE FRONT wit bufld 2 or 3 bedroom! price $§ and you make you ul @ room modern. bedrooms, 2? baths, full basement, home. complete. wiring. own terms, out, het air turnace Auto, hot —— 3 car ge , 15000 tuto, nimmiclle 1: IMY 2-282] | sitet Stes Rega atc | Hak” Krnita® caraing. tion ket “frome. storms meee Seen | WEST SIDE OFFERS Williams Lak “BRICK 4 BEDROOM | “"* bor hl'tae tee ; eign a e Large 4 wom (2s omen 12522, | 10 hag lovely inrge, rooms, stair. C. HOUSTON REALTY FE 46331, $ ae a bath, tn res- Fu Seating, "ail “ea 3 ueee wate root. Ke heater, — a 7 aay INCOME gree: near 8. Mi) LAKE PRIVILEGES SOUTH END = oe 13 rooms including two three-rooms basem ; ith t e with oak. exterior newly -| WIRING. ONLY $350 DN. 5 yoom, bome with carpeting Foch H W Bigelow beth, “ppartmenta, also ; a —F, gun) . 7‘ ve-rooms owner 3 edrooms—Clarkston FP. C. Wood Co. "RIDGEWE va otto tele 204 ¢, wengertad red deect ential area, closSto schoo Corner Williams Lake Road & M59 $1,000 DOWN OFF AUBUR} pcs i ttiving “room, 1's |SALE rs) 0% Baldwin Ave, wR 44203 | BUY, this modern 2 bedroom home | SF, 7S, ede” Ham ei “Genace, full basement. MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE. | °° 2 large lots, hy A . fuente, > ‘| WEST SUBURBAN . |3¥ OWNER Atl BRICK ¢pED- C.PANGUS — 1919 M15 many conveniences to interest Indian Village sect? Sacen, heads Siglovon tod) Orharg, UE” a "ia" oleet CEANRERD AGENCY ue My. fod out, Foauures ot pear, | 802 terme, FESO | MIDDLETON'S =|" en Peting. ‘Full, basemen eases Pu pe terme. Cail a ns rnch ie wt Best Buys Pye eeear enrage. Ste oe ve On Ge on ce the furnished “3 bedrosin © bungalow | [90m tiled floor ‘and beth. Large Leke Front Bri ck J. A. Taylor “GOODELL nar cy wpianered Sa Soh 2, bees — 1 = base- s le ‘ Foetal PT RENIN 4. UM, oleae een | Sac eer on eee mae REALTY Sie Livus’ room’ toe eS ro noes | Be rent Dorsh, from ‘Auburn ‘Heights $3.00 1, Tort sun room exit Kite il " ipeted living end dink Tm, Base- ___Bfes a Bun. MO 47048 ow Tage seg Beers, water softener and stoker fed LAKE PRIVILEGES, | CALIFORNIA BOUND * oe ‘we Pun ‘base- furnace. Screens and storms for jare $ soe ant bi ond sey * mov meotsy rere, aes civeindoge ge cone. Settee; | Matawan eer, aa pienered | gato notnnte Some sce me Bet reduced to) More Livin ng Pleasure iif a ee wed eonettee | giles Wout of Pontiac —— fog. room, ining foom, menor, : I ~ Im a ‘ : Se y ely Rag moqelow’ wink WEST SIDE Leslie R. Middleton room and tavat 33 co Highlands | Attractive two bedrm. | bungs- BROKER FE _1-0006 Nicely landscabed. fawn, schon ts feos sn be natural fireplace. A srevigential ee ee. ear eee foes ie ge camo ieee | at hoe, 'S ciao area eat “ave! Drayton Plains} matinee soes'ts Se tng Somes, rare "| PERFECT FOR THE © *| pointe Say steed Ft Fes te, CITY GARDENER Area win purtacee fore, oe Sire “nd tcoca a BSF AP 2) maze gun tres = ated on frontage on residential extra large user fot living room with fire- Sie ake street. Priced to sell, quick | fully carpeted with com Blace and picture ‘ trans: possession. windows, = Fe ag two s | 3 BEDROOM * Full Price ; $11,500 wit, Rrepiace tn recreation ra room. Roy Annett Inc. Bi| WEST SUBURBAN | own raymoat cur: co wo or| sifiee dataset = Moctie "t. amarok Tia ne ao oie son SOUTH END ™ Bin Evenings and 14 po aeagy Be pee. : pt, up ae i Sain ls 5 Somes ert at E OPEN ae) KENNEDY |, actin ttton Here is & real home in wonderful ‘ ' seat We. tg REALTOR condition ‘op to bottom 5 Till 8 Dail Baten dt | eet fal Cece eee il 8 lly |. 2 OM OR THE electric water heater, one-car ga- 1406: ++ | Sect ae |. EXECUTIVE: © eee ri ; - | Withou ; Just far enough from wonderful acres +| YOU BUY IT-WE'LL INS Georae R. irwit oa m ar H+ 5 at the door, ‘ered at 1 Ss LIKE FISH. ? ¥: DRAYTON PLAINS FIRST OFFERING Near Walton Bivd, afd Sashabaw 72% POS ie ctenes rd. WO ft front. down, B To Buy—To Sell - "he Trade ~ B Y OWNER INCO bedroom 20022 Hving room, Lose oiting room, extra large dining room, large kitchen, 3 piece bath ga- rege, large shade trees, all kinds shrubs. 10 miles from Pontiac, LOW DOWN PA YMENT 2 bedroom eer 4 heme Pall basement, FA oil heat, lar e ares in fot. Pull price only 97, ME & Rooms down, 2 reome and bath up. Good location, Chas heat. ear garage. Only. $2,000 down. FOR COLORED 2 & 3 bedroom homes with low down payments, IVAN W. SCHRAM FE 6-001 REALTOR F® 56-0471 aed — corner Ird Open Eve FE $-2 MULTIPLE * shine” “meRVICE mm O'N — MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE LAKEFRONT on sciose - in jJake-—If you have wanted lake, here is ving room window, affordin view of Inke. Oil heat. Ga- rage. Pull price only $9,500 DONELSON PARK Co loniat ym — hall ~ Dlace. é Just. rie rem Bining { ce. Jus fn oom," La “ rge breakfaat nook. . path Possession September can be arranged. — 1 the city “Driven eee ge bow . fleas DOWN, GET INCOME West side of town, 6 rooms and full bath a ist foor, 3 rooms and full bath on 3nd floor, FULLY FURNISHED, “ 1% ear gar + full base ment, priced “poll at 912. 800 with $3,100 down. BEST BUY TODAY large roeme send 3 fall bath jready set up for in- Sar" eecaetat "Serf aS OMY at s00" ‘vin ONLY Edw. M. Stout, Realtor 11M, Soatage Ot, Fa, rE ene $1. 250 DOWN on nA ie hee wr Lon AT Mat ae NED OARAGK, LARGE at van : BEAT, =i a 45 cg: nears Price owe ¥ seine R. J. VALUET, Realtor ML OABLANP AYR ng ash SERVICN KNUDSEN Seminole Hills 3 bedroom brick bome with ba) bathe. - also ang 6 Park Place ® ag and baths in good Rew Timken ofl ternace and ‘ond lor sid'aso ‘with s$o00 down. Better see it. Hing d-yearold ranch home. Ceihe wien esfored Rixares. Piaslered wails, oak floors. WM. H. KNUDSEN Grand basement, heat, Realtor arege and bay drive. 10 shone ye ~ *: ta Bidg. Decks Prom. Benes” aan J ? an OPEN SUN, 2 TO 6 cLose ni Searls | ortes pie Dene, cooly nye 3 beiem front — living room & Ye r garage, Kitchen "3 be oe, “tle ae << Sen bse uick sale ~ ee & Jabnstone. base “oil “heat, last but at Cranbrook, B hot Teast, ° acreened — * 4 — clean home, "end priced to sell, “ GI TERMS AVAILABLE— — On a 3 + bedroom, 2 story Ld suburban home, Extra deep lo into = were ft . ‘ only $7,500 and about Pqoso = oy bi thove you in. See it $500. ~- Immediate posses- RAY O'NEIL, Realtor en 9-8) | coeomaie | Real Daate ‘Exchange BIRMINGHAM COLONIAL 3 BED- Ruffner, MI 6-4647. RY OWNER WATKING LE. PRIV. ss a. nook and room, kitchen, sun porch . << Pail ao ea cludes 2 nm xm sh trees and shrubs, Immediate _MAple 5 5-2262. VERY ee 7 BEDRM, IN ndian be Must be seen on the tnside oF rae appreciated. Good oot eer for eash to ceeieen Call URE IT! MAHAN Coenen: “ey F rg Spr Exchange 20263 ban eta | CLARK BEDROOMS. FoLL ASEMENT. This aoe has 3 bedrooms and bath on the a sory homey Mag Egy - 3 m, 6 room, modern kite. with -shower v Tubs of closets off Bald Clemens. Full price only $8,500, Owner selling on ac- health. Shown ap- Tome East of Sade ee as DOWN sion, West « side i-bedroom home with cit: a water bs ~| awe price. cannes Better see thi ONLY $1,000 Down ~~ side full b nee notes with oil b ‘gs chocd front pore Bia % ~4 street. Handy to bus w ot only $7,200. Rr Lm ay ern FLOOR Unusual i Keese ving Of heat, with ff ‘and fa, Nearly ne in expellent condition. text ree inet trees ge ‘shrubbery School at g Pontiac nearby, FI OXD J KENT, Realtor 24 W. Lawren — st to PRRs ower GILES A love ‘andscaped ‘k lawn fenced. 1% car a e, lake privile on vate ag * Seb re ae ea Asta a CLARK. REAL ESTATE| W. HURON S&T. or FE 44813 1-foot pier 3 parate din room, m Hoore, |: 2 wah h4 ve. rived as with Elizabeth Lake Estates eh BRICK 10975 jot, $1,000 full 10 ROOMS, 2 BATHS 58 rooms, furniture tmeluded, In- sore ow ook. jess than CUCKLER REALTY, 26 WN | TERRIFIC BUYS RAMBLING RANCH ~ HOME 3 bedroom ranch type with at tached garage, recreation room with fireplace, wall to whil ear- peting, storme screens, x elone fence, ence _ Se. uated on large corner In Pon- tiac's finest sub atea, A_ real buy at only $13,000 with 93,500 down, Owner transferred, WILLIAMS LAKE 6 ft, ranch type bedrecm: home, oak floors, eibeven yates pert basement a meres) PP a erage, large ake Diivileges, price omly $11, LAKEFRONT - COTTAGE oe 2 BA TS e- ust } rot Ra $1,080 down. . Large \p bath. This ta and 1 nt plenty of shade trees, pie moat aes boat down for only $6,500. 1. a down, It e won't last Gas-oe LAKEFRONT NEAR CLARKSTON 3 bedroom, just one year eld large living angel and beeen Le as neat kitchen with ing room & kitchen, screened in porch fs 47 ft on the water os cabinets, jar = oped 8 pot Cas og om 10 Green Lake. ~f- ater- — Sur, full Sone, — bnew ith $1, down, pen taxes Clarkston. REAL ESTATE INC. sa . voeat a” NO IONEY DOWN or 1 our ad “oe "wate on WEST SIDE INCOME : * fo tumeces, MI Ce FOR VALUE sanee govt. re S ei — = dining heat, garese, | ve posses oe: PONTIAC REAL’ 1 137 _ Baldwin yp cerw. Orme aaline Barone ouiy 3 Seaton tenes eth aus tw) reat ia us Son . ve I room site ae bed oon y a I on acre . I . A . # IAS dling aka esd bar |e —_ FARM —streanr $12,000 terms. or o Roate in er around Ponting JIM WILLIAMS -_Teareaa, bome ith al teas” ori as = REALTY C0. FR 6-418 awe . Do your ‘ and save RAY O’NEIL, Realtor ae #3 acre of Bt ee neste Rl a automatic furn. Liberal terms. ees We, buy, sell L. H. BROWN, Realtor 1a W. Huron Ph. FR 3010 “Eee Rent? ? REALTORS FE 40528 Wn 6. eo Ae "sen & Sun. YOU'LL SAVE CONSIDERABLE IF YOU BUILD THIS FALL ' ‘ oe tcc | Scar garege. 192 Mohawk ae room. : out.” |OLive 60631 STUlwell 1-7161 in : . 1% car gar, This one ome ae . to 41li Sines bali Dr 4 pm. p.m. of between ity and completely turn. ¥ Senet a Sinoes Suite etek M WRIGHT, —— at “8 fi € a 5 ; iis i fl ; pi i ft i A o w -” = ° a = ° be # = A # “1 3 f= a all the new ace. about $1,450 down KINZLER #70 yk TE = = %. Berviee COME IN AND WE'LL | DORRIS _ STATEMENT BFEg* PEE ab fi er two bedroom home im trade. HOME & ACRE 9778 SALE O8 TRADE — Attractive frame modera bungs- Beies etl hext, bome ts hemt aod | 7 as wo 4 ie #3 if ii F] i a, oo PA C. HAYDEN, Realtor E_ Walton FE 6-441 Open Eves. “yoen. ~) FOR 9R COLORED = 81.800, $200, down, ae This ss doll house, & kitehen, bath complete price $9760 with down aapeed Snyder Lavender | REALTOR = Rca ve’ tt ie it <. room with fireplace, full BEDROOM HOME, PRIV. ON he gen og ive. terms, OR a +2081 or OR 3 treuke Dine: Seust Peg ae pet | = TRE NCH HOMES Owners leaving city, We have 2 e clusive “Westridge.” Both built in *63-—one 2-bedroom. +ACRE ESTA West Bloomfield Twp.— Ba setting this wee Colo- y pine kitch- ill dell So veto hs burning fireplace tn tae ‘Gaes room. reened er’ Teens, ‘inerator. features including Better seq it today! L eslie R. Tripp, Realtor ri bine aes River, oan | Rating e"Bshiog. 8 11,30 FE he Sale Lots 46) wie 3 1 LOTS, ponies Ae. HIGGINS , Mich, MArket 43235, $630 Ad FOR 1% LOTS, T6X1 f\. Idea) for two ‘evel or tri- level ial Mae ar yetee, 91760. Lor A op 3 _for_sale. 619 Glaspie Ra., | Se BUILD. YOUR DREAM HOME AT DARB LAKE COLONY IN WEST BLOOMFIELD TWP. custom-built homes mre swimming, boating, fiching sscinnee, at an exclusive private “= on Darb Lake, Send ren to nearby modern Publis or ial schools. Plan your home to meet your personal design pref and 4 on , i Nl to hues lier Road right fm Seetly,'s pine Like oto. Cros, Park, salesmen on site Sat. and EMPIRE 3-4672 NORTH SIDE—Beldwin Avenue, near proposed — building, r} | "Don't let it _ get you,Al! You'll get-o-deusn-whe-den't-lanow | a anything about any subject to every one of these quiz show geniuses!” | Sale liadnaes Property 49 LARGE COMMERCIAL BUILDING ag ‘a des psn fo Sodbeat 3 Dorothy Snyder Lavender ZONED LIGHT MANUPACTURING,- ag EE we fon the Tear Tasing Fiotidioaantsa “ton sine” . Terms ean be arranged. For Sale Farms 48 Rent Lease Bus. Prop. 49A | FOR LEASE Commercial Store Bldg. Available now 20200 ow - 8.1 Sullding, excel fens most a location, ee ~ treet eas will jease one year or ions’ ' ‘BUD’ ‘ NICHOLIE LTOR 49 Mt. Clemens St FE 61201 or FE 21372 get in th — pees. Gall ur on lots on corner, Offered at +3280, 9500 down. GOOD INVESTMENT. BUILDING SITE, Wisner Schoo! district, 2 lots ad =~ 440x115 ft. each, Total p '50,. 9400 down. ‘butid site, ide, “ Stout Realtor homes.. Offered at $2200, $l down. Buy—To Sell—To "Trade : rou °puY IT—WE'LL INSURE Johnson ' FOR BETTER HOMES HILLS ‘ 3 bedroom home on tous t- un ‘eases and eal eal a WARDS ORCHAR ae ranch, really attractive Meek i built in "63. Full basem tiled eled Rola Mi essae fy 1, call Mr. Le A. JOHNSON, Realtor 1704 S. Telegraph Rd. aed ee 18 THE “BIRD” TO sE® - SUBURBAN BRICK iM car atta pha pe es, saat eS) MONTICELLO INCOME-—-TRADE to maintain, was aovine tt’ we fully “or mn) ‘ ; — single family, . + A A. Owner will accept home or acreage 4 BEDROOM—$1250 DN. uae Ee | ‘ake a $s zz oak garaee, run ones only .| WARD E. PARTRIDGE REALTOR 1050 W. HURON sf, Here’ home ‘toc locat FE 4-3581 MAHAN FALTY CO., Osage Real Etats i FE 20263 1073 W. Huron NEXT Poa eee twos Post cE LONEDALE FARM,. A - lovely 2 acre homesite, hot od restricted min- utes een —— im the heart of AKG Ey. ter Estate vate aw solu with, — views. i price with down, PAUL A. N, Realtor , LARGE RANCH Lol CLOSE TO SCHOOLS East side. eu ice yard WILL is a BREWER Pe ome ma 51581 we etioe CORNER 1 gl FOR SALE, 116X188. ‘Tray, *eoum CHEROKEE. HULLS! m ofter tr. homes! CARL W. BIRD, Realtor 603 nme ta Bank Bidg. 42% Pontiac Lake Ra. URN 1, lot 199 Rad., high and ee et ce] ON co TRS SO erie. EROK HILLA 181 ft. deep, among all mice | wn end you iy ? poultry house ag living. id Business Opportunities 51 EAST SIDE = sippy or Ae terme, call OM 34006 after 7 PL VARIETY STORE ‘| Business and stock, butiding ap- prox, 30x60 ft., off furnace, pur- ehaser can secure lease of 5 yrs. more or less. WILLIS M. BREWER 56 ON. Parke FE 46181 FE 58-0638 5-T104 MA $1581 PE 3 STORES _ oer, este, Reo with = abort. a heat, 3 small PONTIAC REALT a —* 7 anal TO ARTRIDOR THE “BIRD” TO SFE. WHER TOC REED $25 to $500 Snerets STATE FINANCE CO. Pontiac Btate Bank Bide Mortgage Loans 54 LOANS $600 TO $1,5 500 teurant. It’s neat and clean, — Good lease. fertro tt ae __Sale Land Contrasts 52) 5 7% DISCOUNT 000. payable at $60. Cla: 2 LET YOUR $$$ WORK j any hour, FE Siete Open Eves. AWaicur, Realtor TEAGUE FINANCE CO. 202 N. MAIN ROCHESTER, MICH. Cann, TO 9500 - er ay mower or will ci Crooks Rd, a Seah: ol Aubure Ba. For Sale Clothing COATS .& DRESSES, WINTER 18 & 20. OR 3-7606. — MINK COAT, SIZE i¢-18, condition, Hattie Ph. Rochester 60711. OL 1-9761, SMALL BUSINESSES INVEST 96000 OR UNDER and lunches, Located near large and development. Good year 88, ain! 000, cash. Inventory included DAIRY QUEEN ain Lt (s on sate highway me Trout way. $11,000 — ‘4, ba ‘deun FLOYD KENT, Realtor Eves sat wT BaRiin Power seg meres Sale Business Property 49 Commercial Building _ BUILD NOW es aterford AUBURN AVE. Close im, 71 f. frontage, > mercial, Larg Zoned comm ic ROY KNAUF, Realtor 26%) W. Huron FE 27421 OA 0-3330 tle Re ny PRICED | ~ Sashabaw Fron Eee ~ Se aes Steet BocuastEa | SUPERETTE. Gross pa ae Liv- uarters. rs, LOW head. HIGH Only $5,000 down, plus inventory Dany season has ob STATE- WIDE urban tween 8 ahd § p.m. or weed $900 _¥30 30 ©. Huron, evenings aft. 6:30. LADIES ana OLASSWARE. 1 3 »_DISHES, living Ps _ to a D.m. GooD Sale Household Goods 37 Extra Fast bog nn Dee vor funiture for any" rorthehile purpose, HOUSEHOLD FINANCE $i Fee ee Saceal Dh YOU ARE in 71-2100 be- section Cun os ee *LET’S TALK BUSINESS” GOOD FISHING ng Stig Ee Bo time. DISTRIBUTORSHTP a ow 1.000 a crates = net me, Svea Fan mgs Ht oe na ut 38,000 dowe MICHIGAN BUSINESS | SALES CORPORATION BROKER vom eae 1573 ‘§. RD. _PARK AT OUR FRONT DOOR Partridge Is THE “BIRD” TO SEE ‘| ana iat: | WARD E, PARTRIDGE): REALTOR FE 43581 Te have your account ers in oat of Gee aoe won an a! : consideration, T% always *e to deal « Seamer?” : . =| BUCKNER OFFICES AR¥ LOCATED: be bournt fo low down pay can 1 * ment, ~ POSTIAC. 2nd floor National Bldg. DRAYTON PLAINS 4819 Dixie Hwy. eu Le 4 Se i uti | i i p i a ii 3° Fah rer ie cee at BOTTLE GAS ger ae. pus. ge Kenyon Bottle Gas. OR 3-240 17” cee A USED ronpoLs, TY. WALTON TV ‘ PE 2-251 ‘tures, Mie texts bag > yy __viade a. heusetraiier. FE 5-3070. FRIGIDAIRE REFRIGERATOR, 5 : ~ gt working condition, sxty $30.95 . Milk's, MT 6-1300. FOR SALE FRIGIDAIRE AUTO ote ad excellent condition MA FOR ante B bIVERFORT & LY eg match, first class condition. Gas RANGE, 38", thay APPEAR- ance, center ¢ — — only exc. $40. GAs RANGE, LARGE TRONRITE . ironer, twin maple beds, al] in ‘condition. Call __ after 5, GAS GAB STOVE. $25, ; AUTO, W. WASHER, $30; bab: $10. FE 5-0173. rm, fu books, 2 dinette ) 2, lamps, cedar 9 = 12 rug. girl's size 12, misc, 12 Mohawk. FE GE ELECTRIC RANGE AN, SEKEEPING ver Us cost $156, conwalens #0. m0. ‘Third Ave. | eer oe Reo cai fade Muk's, Mt eis” LARGE DEEP ‘ee ale. EM 3-0684. - $199.95 and up with Ny Munro 1060 Huron. % price at Socks ANY ra VIN . FR OM ‘BLOOMFIELD HILLS — HOME; EXCEPTION- | AL BUYS IN GOOD FURN za E. MID- , ees Ps ulin sia. i a Cay { rt te ‘ i ‘ “THE PON IAC PRESS "THURSDAY, AUGUST 2 23,1956. ee Zs \ ¢ By 4 = \ i ef 4 4 Pe ; \ tp _SIXTY.ON] Sat Hoel on een ie oe eens hee Rae eee eens ee | BURMEISTER Northern Lumber Co... Tiangs hab 220002000 10.98 |Pontiag in pane I preyiencpeieneney 1 mee SO Te nce Electrie rang® ....... ome $0 (QAR Ti, YER 102 CON- Pyles bedroom cecees $30.80 a, p ftreese, Pe fei olive Point washer, menety ner Trier fi 98. om THOMAS ECONOMY zeke worescent, Or- FURNITURE CO. 61 8. Saginaw St, hardwar ; ‘Most items HAND. TOOL sees -_ Me of. faeberye Money” Boe Downe anne $0.00 anak Binks ....... $00.06 & up in un vai con- Furniture w Appinace ook ya ee Pe eeeeeeee seccscece Pe een eee ee ne APPLIANCE SALE up to 25% I DISCOUNT Fear seh anaes he |< . YEARS TO PAY rh a Seer FE bai For Sale Miscellaneous 60 wanes ieee eee es b Ave. . rt ‘tank Pipe and i outrol #30 641 Longview, SnaENS .-+.. Re & surrLy FE 46-2100 LYER TRAINS service lama gOEs rear a ak ogg available.” wl P eee Be eee Ses Luxaire His Ba, Seen Furnaces in sae natin BTU, 7. dre i 5 eyoeene size 16, washing machine. Clothes as Posts BENSON LUMBER CO. ; SEPTIC TANKS ry a CONCRETE eae Sane: ne. x Lalbot See 73 LIONEL & AMERICAN} : | 380 g Pages PAINT SALE | 9°R. “roses food “cobines, GIRLS’ SHOE ROLLER sine 6, 473 Lowell St. . 8-8 ; SELL TRADE 8. Tele j | TOP SOTL beth Sasi ee. as tiie ow Herahjierger | Ne) BS “T built that bridge and I'm taking no chances crossing on it” uced "Sreatiy Co, 16 HN, eee ee at f AISED AT Hg oh ?. igs Co, aT 9 N, Saginaw, money be created to your Gallagher's, pela in wi B. Hu account, ron auinea », BBO! “ih, sutable fer or church oth, Terms. Cut Mu *austeal, Co. Sale Store Equipment 64 33 APFLE Com clad OA to ¢| OA ! Sale Sporting Goods 65 . [12 avon WINCHESTER PUMP Model 12. Call FE +1100 6 and 7:30 PM. REG. Rl ej aes 1 ¥R. ENT 6 Fr. 2 x OR 3-1758, ® ft. &'. é-1 TOP SOIL. ‘pairs aad oy Ng - fill, Peat. mer mow: FIELDSTONE 8-M1T CK DIRT. = ) ant: al dirt and a5 cement and: os ere ee oe Toy 5 + 67, DE SHREDDED __ DIRT 18 CLEAN B. &. French FE 65-7581 OM stATE TESTED TOP SOTL. fon | | dirt, sand, gravel and fill. STATE Bis, tase, huge a ene tnt eee $1 ew YARD. ELBA . Rad. Lk. and Tel, PE 86-1233. 4% REG. Sarena ExS OLD $25. OR 31741 or FE 32-4126. STUD SERVICE. AKc OERMAR AW _ Shepherd, Liebestraum. OR 35239 REG. TOY FOX TERRIER PUP- ples, 87 Jossman Rad., Ortonville, corner of Perryville Rd., West- Wike FOR TENRIERS. 1 MALE. male & weeks old, AKC reg. Anes 5 p.m. EM 20 WID. TAN FEMALE SPANIEL. _ Andrew Gross, 3 31_School St, oe Trained, Boarded 70 Doas, trained. raph CATS BOARDED DOGS Burr-Sbell, 375 8, Tele . ~Orchard Grove Kennels All breedg welcome, Pickup & delivery. omnes 2 & a iets, YOUR PET'S OUR PECIALTY! Home my conte Int. Ch, CorKee's baa Warrier C. D. Select breedin of Collie pu due in Oct, 41171 W. 14 4 = Walled Walled Lake. Market ¢ Hay, Grain & Feed 71 ALL TYPES OF BAY POR 8 ALE, straw deliver. OA 86-2179. CUSTOM SALING, NEW CASE 7, ee & straw, twine te. | EBAY BRE AND” CRE 7. For Sale Livestock 72 ¢ WEEKS Fs Pics, YOUR choice, $10. Dalton calves. Carl poet 2460 Du id., Rochester. OUGHBRED odltge B— Lona aes OLD | " ie ee tise ward, re co a a en pec Shetland Yaten gh. saddl Gentle with age #75. OA cae HloRsE, SMATL FORY AND 733 { Petes. $190 Winom Ra Mil- mare, or ee a MA An Wanted eek 73 WANTED. or Sale Poultry OF W BLACK BERRIES Mental Salis Sin “he Sashabaw Ra. OAKLAND COUNTY FARMERS cee and i. RD. ~ orchard. gh AVE KiRRGY, USE ADS? To find a job, place to live or a ree ae 9 Caer Fy Sale Houssteilers 78 “es “Foe Sale Gar / Sate Fam Bredgee 15 ee Josiyo, , Sale ¢ Farm Equipment 7% wt BUYS pe wees garden tractor. Several on tractors. t Lawnmowers, hew and used Bindes for most all arolery mowers, "The’s SALES af SERVICE e21 Mt. Clemens & FE 30830 INTERNATIONAL 66-5 ond. OAKland 6-217, 00d con §00 APPLE OR J POTATO | CRATES, BALER, field or “bak 7) * belt. ft. 6 in. belt, we ubber Tcl, ks, Walled Lake. MA +1) {INTERNATIONAL BIND- er and 1 International grain bind. ope in good ition, FE \HOLENS GARDEN TRACTOR. Plow, Cultivator, 30 in. mower. OR "y.2408 DOODLE BUG FARM TRACTOR, 3. double bot- by ft. wide ste. Rm. for on at rear S Fad gg. o j bul safe for children, Rates $26. month, plus. school . See MO Po ‘ SB ora, * Oakland 83023 or MY 1 for further informe Rent Trailer Space 79 PRI. TRAILER SPACE, ALL MOD- = — Write Pontiac mua re SE LEP FRAILER aPACR, on nT AU- , New, restrict ed, sina, \ caiaee’ patio, scenic, % ye Cy Pontiac, 170 N. Opdyke, ~~ For Sale " Tires | 1s BOA A-l @1018 Ware, WALL Patt, Q00D- year, New. $1695 plus tax. Fx- ohange. 503 8 Saginaw rr 4-87 Good Ward Tinks” gi bo UP. Also white walls, 603 5, Saginaw, PE 40087 ULLOCA aaa antag McC Revtals Parts & Re 1100" Crooks ta bus OLIVER FAR P ENTS AND REPLA ARTS OOD ST age PROULX OLIVER ALES M-M, JUST NORTH _OF OXFORD. PRICES “SLASHED _ es ouP — tractors, 36 HP walkin re. ra yen Milwaukee tiller we ,3 $309. Bradley only $275. Bargain prices on mowers, Reo roteries & Greet wane aooT piste wey Mypie_® wer riders, AUCTION SALE EVERY WED- ht. 1 pm. Large ae furniture, _ lL, Bw. Tien- kT AUCTION ON THE PREMISES jocated 2 miles south and 1 mile MOBILE HOMES - 401 Dixie . Drayton Pisins or 31208 2300 8. Dort Hwy. Flint Trailer Exchange ANDERSON CHAMPION GREAT LAKES _ BEEMER "EOTTLE GAS AND ACCESSORIES STORE Pe "Opec ves, & oun, vm. a Two 2 BOYS’ BIKES. ST eee rivh. an @ ® = ‘ , ’ ‘ walls, off new cars, Full guar- For Sale Pets 69. This W Sic, vita goiter. 0p, t0 per cent off ® Ae = {FERGUSON DEMO. WITH NEW HENRY BACK HO mE D. “WILL IAMS BLACK AND WHITH BOSTON terrier pies, AKC registered, 431 8, Saginaw at, Reeburn Good Used Tractors Gdop | UsED Tine ab an es “OXER SHY | BLADES, HOES, LOADER ares, all sites aod woxsa ed. ra PARTS AND SERVICE These. tires ii ed on new grove, Willams Lake, OR) CREDIT. TERMS “SERVICE TIRE & , OW INTEREST RAT 7TAt RITTARY POPPIES TO “WES.| = “Buy aND eave aT = || TREADING CO. Sure AKC REO. B UPS. 1M. Perry __?@ pete ya pants. : " HOUGHTEN & SON ~ Auto Service 81 SOLLia PUPPIES ings W. HAM: | 5% North Mein ane ~ ann . bd iv x. i W@W FARMALL TRACTOR, PLOW, ‘ TOMAT! LY ae a a yt A Aeecires and adju = ervice Beene cultivator and disc. Pertect con-| 396 W. Montogim. Postiaa Trane fale, iad oP lie A dition. FE : ; mission Servite —_ om HR Nea fe | GRANKSWAPT GRINDING T ha it ee. | CLEARANCE SALE | “cer. Cylinders tebored. Zuck GERMAN ae 3 chine op, 33 H Phone = ‘mene REACTORS: AND -RQUIPMENT. | 22563. G60D” HOMES win FOR| WE ARE OVERLOADED WITH | Sele Motor Scooters 82 pad ne & mother or oat, FE ARE re) ts RA AAA ADD LLP 5 th Wai.| ARE ALL REDUCED, We TA TAKE ‘82 CUSHMAN BAGLE. maraner breed, 15 = Call TER WOKE a) P| Saas brane) 5 and 6, Rien Be BROS: ted es Wixom Rd, Mil- CEWELLYN gerten, « YRS. | re orm FE #1113 ——— unt to YOUR LH. DEALER peeet to hunt, cheap, pon eee bate ReALB ran “For Sale Motorcycles 83 ant CGR FEMALE FARMALL 1981 © TRACTOR WITH |9g TRIUMPH TERRIER, LIKE isk Vicinity Gunn ated ¢iams bottom plow and 2 row culti- new MEIrose -3593. Hd" iberal Reward. MY _vator, $680, GaKlang 0-464. 61 HARLEY DAVIDSON, LOAD: MINIATORE TOY, | PEIN ; | PRAZER ROO TILLERS, NEW @ 70h TAP rod A pupples i" serv eon one 4 weeks. OR 73708. stretlons Porta’ Spade Pow ¢F it you have ever coe’ oe sie goo CANA CAGES ‘Bele and t . Also various selections e Trane. auburn Ra, PH re e850, 100K. Opdyke Ra ak “Oto M Sal binet, -tt8 a RS op 3 ER ’ ake Orion Motor oaies ft. | PARAKEETS. CANARIES Cd CAGES. | ew AND Use COM CLARKSTON RD. Food. Since 1027, 684. O Oakland Ave ane = COMBINES, : Fords Mercury MY 3-261 PARAKEETS - 6UF porn en lane Gries evil." |pOR PARTS AND. SERVICE ON 183_ Sanderson 5-6631 pa rT, your Harley Davidson, re¢ Horley Parakeets Guar. to Talk aa Mg gy ie Davidson bales Co., 378 Birds boarded Cages, supplies, | ¥% 41170 or FR 9-2600. ” .- or ath St, PE. 93-4025. eCULLOCH CHAIN AWS: TROB | CCN callstn. 308 LS ‘ae POMER Ll PUPPIES in ‘em F. Miller's aon “— . san” Theis. Ga cob Lawn Equipment, 1844 Bil isego,, Harbor ft hg HAMSTERS ALL PET| Mile’ na “Birman ham, Mich |i? HARLEY DAVIDSON V4 A-l op, 66 8. Astor, FE 4-6433. Phone Midwest _condition, MArket 42342. ~ For Sale Bicycles 84 PPD" Like new, reasonable { FAAND AND oaves ) Lider WEIGHT, 617. ‘Boats & “Accessories “85 — yt ¥WOOD BOAT AND eratler, Hite FE 23106. ié PT. MOLDED P FLYW20D BOA AY. b- soe see form, walle, = , Mare ee K, ie. , Like Auction Sale "7 joes 16 Fr. CENTURY, 136 11P. ent nnnnnenes, | TN ee, eae trailer, spate propeller, 50 bre. time, Excellent condition, runnin: never jeft in water. 63,000 com- plete, Cal FE 2-0648 or __— anytime, EW, /TmEaG TUAS BOAT. IC id ane ® et Shoman, _ :__ ANDERSON ps pe = Bad Sheliae Moree Sales he ‘e By Lars aD oNeED wae Sar mm e| Hcy AUTO PARTS GLEY st. re pet ia Char "WANTED | SCRAP CARS. OR 34011 SHOP IT Then Bring it Pg We dollar tor are, Cer AVERILL'S 2020 Dixie Mwy. “THE HIGH DOLLAR For high grade used cars, We peed them, Brive the extra miles, a will pay you well, 4640 Diste “HJ. VAN. WELT OR 31308 “BUYING FOR ovuT -OF-STATE DEALS GLENN’ : MOTOR #AL a4 N. SAGINAW ST. PE 41311 HIGH $$$ Paid WE PAY TOP DOLLAR FOR SHARP LATE MODEL CARS. ‘COMMUNITY MOTORS 803 N. Main, Rochester | OPEN ‘TT, 10 P.M. Ove FOI PRIVATE PARTY WISHES "83 OR ‘63 Rambler Chev, or Ply. FE 2-082 between 6 & 7 p.m. CASH FOR ANY MAK® OR LATE pincdels. Economy, 22 Auburn. UP TO FOR JUNK & CHEAP cars, PE 23-2666 days of eves, We NEED Usp CARS AND trucks. Get our prices before you - ee ‘North Chevrolet's Big Lot in Eiremegee: WANTED, UsED CA FROM ‘4 te ‘54. wil pay JF p DOLLAR op ote MTR. “SAL ES 062 W, Huron See e M&M Motor — For top dollar on late model cars. 2627 Dixie Hwy. OR 3-1603 For Sale Trucks 90 LL AP AIOE Let "eum. SALS = —, i bem e.” tral ur Y prakes. Full pr along tratl- er for semaoney. ta word "Gai ‘te oe. Can be * In NATIONAL, 1040 +TON, 13 a} sakes, litt - naw. any ¢ ee Ford, 1061, one ton stake, V-8 peal wheels excellent condition price ae dust your oar = Sede a 1908, % ton pickup. Low eage, hew truck ap- vearance., dust your car or truck Haskins Chev. ere oun “——— #: Mis MAple 6-60 ites “Ul 8 EN TRAC. new ese _Telegraph, JACK HAUPT PONTIAC SALES reese |, "Bright Spot” 3 +1955 5 Cadillac Cpe, DeVille - fot fait eC '55 Ford Fairlane. . .$1695 ae he ke matic. W- 55 Pontiac Catalina ea rie bower Wearing. — Seale. it c Chev. Bel Air... .$1095 4 Dr, Radio & Mester. Beautiful reen Finish. You must see it to appreciate it, 54 oe ay Sedan ~ $1895 Ww ateerine Pa for ie ag mone 53 Pontiac etd ‘ $1195 Finest Chieftain Deluxe 4, Ea- cellent feather, Equipped with de- luse Radio & Heater. Wa aremes: Bte ring. le, Power '53 Dodge Coronet... .$595 va ot — Radio s Heater w-Well Special Clearance 'S2 Buick 4 Dr.. $795 Super D peter. Radio a Heater, Plus -W- ares. This a «@ one owner ‘irade- ‘ '52 Pontiac Sta, Wen. $895 Hyd th Heater, This tie pettoct ci-round family car. ...Ford 4 T. Picku phy Cab and enclosed, Ia % bie = that deer bunting trt JEROME OLDS-CADILLAC Orchard Lake at Casa FE 8.0488 erecta att recent Birmingham | Clean Cars 55 Ford Fairlane... $1895 Fordomatie "55 Mercury ......-$1895° Monterey Hardtop 56 Ford Victoria. ..$2145 irlane, rakes, ‘53 Mercury Hardtop...$ to choose frm. 3 Dra, & ¢ Drs. st Ford .........+. $295 Radio & Heater, A good car Paves Steertn, Like Be . 55 Chevrolet eeeee $1045 Radio & Heater 53 Olds 88.........$1195 4 Door . 'S6 De Soto Hardtop like new $2 Ford cnn me asa Victoria 52 Mercury ........ $645 Mercomatic, 4 Dr '52 Pontiac .........$595 Radio & Heater 54 Mercury .......$1495 Monterey Mardtop east of Romeo at a Thirty - .. Mile Rd. on Set, A a gin- ve Fr, TROJAN, TRAILE tie Bet Aika Cone | eet me eememmee | TRUCKS ct, rat PRer, * et aye, footers, Fonva waking 8 Chevie i ca ton Pickup 2 otast farm ry dition. | mirs., sluminum boats, bo La *s1 Dodge 407 2 Ford | Ya, eultive-| mitre eon _~ rohard "60 Cherie iY sone. suburban — § 447 tora, scoop, scraper, corn plant-| Rd # Harbor 60 Dodge . § eT er, McCormick | manure | jj His CRA Ford ot a plek-up 307 | Wy spreader, near new, MeCormick | ¢a) OR 3-T184. ‘48 Chevie utility............5 emt . Deering 13 dise grain drill on rub- zw ie ‘ LE gt silo fillvoduce | boat. Almost new 12 ft. plywood RIEMENSCHNEIDER try, abd household goods. | post. Olives in h.p. outhoard mo- DONGE-PLYMOUTH Joba Ghentian, ri tor, Oliver 6% bp. outboard mc 222 § SAGINAW MMeGoes County Savings Bank. Saal and small boat trailer. MA Pe 2-413 clerk. Paul _Hilmian, auctioneer. = Ty FORD F100 SHORT a7 wie | AUCTION BALE SATURDAY a it yr Ps. WOUyeRiN®, Lie THE EW, | Ee lane en offer ra $at, _ser ee A. it FTW td oc teamed good condition. $175. 6818 Sim- > rs eering, _ OR 3-7533. NO BALE” AT OXFORD COM. | a7 -TiowpioN, is MP EVIN-| BOR GALE: "AND “4? OM are taking time out for building| 4 le. Exc. condition. Mi¢west otane sot epevllens . | tee you at our big Labor Day | fF ALUMINUM RU RAB OUT |SAngAIn vOR QUICK GALE “@ Weekend Auction on Sat., Bept. cowl and w . steering. re- Ford. ist. class, $200 _ et ip ™ trols, 16 hv. mtr. 750 a, ® Van and Storage FE value for #475. Will take row boat * For ‘Sale Housetrailers 78 78 in trade. MArket ¢1 A wits “7 = iss6 NEPTUNE, 2 FT. Grive, Snow power brakes, NEW MOON 39° ow slODERN boat trailer in 1, Cost $6,000 Spot it Teas 6-885 taser Yor sale. Parked on priv.| Otter must sell, reasonable. Ph. |LATE 194 CHEV YARD DUMP: Biot™'can “be _ rented. aS % ieee | a ee EY re cas 1955 1s HOLLY HOUSETRAILER, we erie aes aee| te eer tottacss| WILSON GMC Fee: asa A hee F APM, 18 Short Bt CENTURY RESORTER i 1056 sed Truc OXFORD — |°StREcBE mitt, ig] New & Used Trucks : SEvTUn todas S a io is Trailer Sales , PICKUPS General cosa 10 ft. wide B.. INLAND LAKE SALES 1953 om to, 46 A, lone. 9 bedrooms, 2 eee | ea idee DEY ¢ TAD DUMP, ¥, ton .....0.. $845 Rouse tape furnaces Here's » teal | “oad ‘condon Phone F B PUMP | 1951 Chevrolet porettg pion beeen | nena, WwW HOLESALE PRICES ae $645 talking about this Intestin mo- tise Mark sient sae i 1952 oe 94s The new Ve-Ke-Shun-Ette travel Se: Scot Atwater es: rt COM .sseveees Sg hy was Li by Mergury So eserorsssse a: 1954 Chevrolet 4 ton = ogg = a pee: a on rental #10 hp. ‘Me ‘Mercury Quickie . 178 deluxe cab tears ick from. ‘at B3§ i ee ives “8/1955 GMC % ton deluxe orion. on a ee Ga ‘cab, long box, hydra. | SEE THEM NOW Open ives and oa transmission TATEN WID road geENNYAN BOA 1955GMC &% ton deluxe pontike CHIEF mrcHivhiy PROPELLERS POR on Vse ine » oF. sion engine woe a Oe or ete | MRA SALE Se of ang eco the soueb erring nee TREE MICHIGAN’S LARGEST for luxurious ifving. # ‘nee idee eralanie ftom 39" to 8%-| ou cules: Marine titans and [GMC TRUCK DEALER od bile homes, . ; toned modern mone, homes. | uAnRinaTON poaT WoRss. | OAKLAND AT CASS a eter ee een Ot com | 19 PT. INBOARD RUNABOUT FE $-0405 tract purchases. 1 Bp. Gras, melee. excellent For Sale Cars’ 91 HUTCHINSON |fiserotss waren: = 53 Ford ....ceeee ee $745 A sharpie '56 Lincoln Continental, like new Bob Frost, Inc. LINCOLN MERCURY AND CONTINENTAL DEALER 870 S. WOODWARD Ordan ~——y a pce nee it) Se 1 Sane ogo %: Dynatloy, ties ‘53 Buick SuPEs me 30081, | We've Got a Secret 2 . J Check These "Safe Buy” USED CARS 1954 FORD Custom 8 Crestline, 4 door sedan, Radio & Heater, Automatic trans mission we, tires, FORD Fairlane 4 door Sedan, 8 eylinder Fio-tone paint, ‘ 1963 LINCOLN CAPRI dows. Power sesitng, Power ~ SPECIALS! WE HAVE FACTORY .OFFICIAL CARS H-Tops, 2 Door & 4 Door Sedans le a MERCURY Monterey Coupe, Automatic trans — mission Radio & Heater. AND | VOTE. “YES” FOR OUR FINE SELECTION OF USED CARS AND TRUCKS | 211$. Sag. Cass & Oakland | 45] PONTIAC 2 Doors. -...ssssee-++- 8245 Hier,| is) FORD 2 Door.. csrrsssecisessscee $249] | . '5Q onpsMoBILe &F'Door.......... $275 | , rat Soe : 8 i oe kan ‘SO CHEVROLET gion ck SO + el pe |] "49 cHtevRoLe clib Coupe.......+. $245 i ea aS oe ee i Sortie a ebowien "5] FORD Victoria Coupe........+0005s $495 | “Bimincha Pie irre | 33 asl oh $695 Bob Frost Inc Sh pongo, Srpameay || 'S] CHEVROLET 2 Door.............- P3d0 : SaMPNU. AF : seer ane sex || ‘92 FORD Custom WT Pettis. ssi GAO io eee | ee ee ee || 53 CHEVROLET 4’Door Bel Air...... $895 | 'S3 CHEVROLET 2 Door........<-.+- . $795 | ‘53 CHEVROLET 2'Door.......0sse00 $795 | "54. FORD Customline 4 Door-......-- $945 : nt |! 'S4 CHEVROLET 2 Door Bel Air.....91175 “HOW ABOUT. . ‘52 CHEVROLET 2'Boor......e+-00-. $595 —aes : And See These “OK” Used Trucks, + : one eal A COOD DEAL §0 CHEVROLET $4" Ton Panel..........$345 | iTTBLE, NO ae (83) ; . 4 8 We must move 60 cars as soon i re PER ONS Pea fk Oe [he ee 4 , mE WE ORG OR: . vee “aiid . YOUR MONEY'S WORTH AND SAVE pe a «3 a iS: = = = Al lay TEE WHEN XO COME: e Ce 4 cnt 70 OR Sat comraTLY: LOCATED : OF : Fa | : | Yes Sir, these cool mornings sure remind us_of | the impending fall coos The question is “Is pending our car ready to meet the test of wunter?* in and see TURNER'S lot of dependable used cars. ‘55 Ford Victoria ae _ $1695 Radio & Hester. Fordomatio l'SS Chevrolet 210. . . . $1295 Radio & Heater, 6 Cylinder ‘55 Mercury Hardtop . . $1895 Radio & Heater, Mercomatic |'55 Ford Sta. Won. . . . . $1695 Radio & Heater, W/Wall Tires 1'54 Ford Convertible . . $1295 Radio & Heater. Torch Red. W/Wall Tires 'S4 Plymouth . ae . $895 Radio & Heater, W/Wall wires ‘53 Chevrolet Convertible $845 | ‘53 Ford Custom. pee SBOOT 68 Ford 2 Dt so... sis $695 ry) Ford ORE oS - . $595 Turner Says: “No Down Payment on the Following. Cars” ’52 Chev. 2 dr...... $495 52 Plymouth .....$450 '51 Ford 8 cylinder $395 51 Chev. 2 dr......$345 1 SO Chevrolet ..... $250 "50'Olds 98 ....... $295 SO Olds 88.....:..0+ $295 °50Ford Cl. Cpe...$250 49 Ford (2) ....-. $195 °48 Pont. Cl. Cpe., ..$95 49 Chevrolet ....-- $95. °48 Plymouth ......$95 S QB Foetl oc cdsctess $05. “46 Ford 2... cc0086 $65 Haskins Chev. | corm tes / ie etantble. Our lot ls wacked ra ick Sarin a Birmingham Mldwest 4-7500 maple tot Bote nds 8 oe Fouad “hi 3, | tere h f ; our CHEVROLET Dealer A PHONE CALL ! —— vim **} SO hurry for a bargain. Bank |] pr 4.4546 FE 4.2549 STARTS A COURTESY CAR _ NORTH ee || rates plus a reliable used car = Pmt [AUCTION Voce, arc? 18: CARS: {YOURE THE Bonded pf 8,000 Mile © ‘55. Ford ~ | tette CALE igkieeis cree] eee 1 JUDGE! 2 epee EED | | Black and red. 5) Fes. mig, On) OWN | LET US PRESENT THE FACTS alent Rs Y EAR OF FURNITURE 55 ane dr., ra- | "53 Pogo ee Stop = | TaAg YOU WILL HAVE ONE OF THE BEST ‘50 MERC. : The household goods of Wik an we mean clean 825 light | ot rubber DRIVE SOF ord Sta. Won. seees 91695 £8890] liam and Edith Schaffer will || . $}695 $995 One Home 53. DeSoto 4 Dr $.995 5 po erchssombabaay | aE $4 Buick 4dr. Special, 'S4 Chevrolet-2 dr. Bel Listed by Stock Numbers | Sedan, Mester, Power Steering wri tre / 53 STUDE. - at Public Auction Ct ||| radio & heater, Dyna- Air, deluxe interior, ra- ||] , c.. '54. Plymouth 4 Dr. ' $.895 __/ ~ $595. || 2896 Churchill Road, 4 mile || ton 'tim "$25 down eo Co * ona soo bier eae 2 anes: EB / rer tes , : | | "54 FORD 2 Door. ST ssesssseesseen $995 || '53. Hudson Hornet .....$.795 (SOR [are etiam Road a Oa aiteise hake g | Som én S25) 92 Lnoln Halo 8.85] So atone: utch Mill on SATURDAY, | Dynatiow: Buynowand Fordomatic, dark green, « a : 2.Lincoln Hardtop ... .§.995 ‘ Sten wegen, Hae ete, ne | AUGUST 25, at 1:00 P. M. . Con.’ vast on $5 «onl aan gee down, = FORD 2 — bi ckitstsiisies | ihe | 5 4 3 0 rd Sia. Wagon $1395 ; ‘cp Bill | ‘50 PLYMOUTH Club Coupe......... 2355, A See ee ee 54 CHEVY sisting of the following items: = poe ee fbr sey bs nes Cell, mn. c || 02. Plymouth 2 Dr. ......$.545 : 49 MERCURY Convertible........... $195 Sedan. Radio & Heater, W/Wall Tires $1 195 10° Coldspot Refrigera- 9 pe. Duncan Phyfe Din- ie . Finest Sed tomatic shift, power ee her | Tuy cabins ing, Suite with Drop price. $595 down. sesring, many extras. Il “SS CHEVROLET 2'Boor..........++.$1095 92 :Studebaker ola .. $.495 3 ote I eae? ‘cma Rt oe | si ae S1695 — “ ate . | OL NASH 4 Door.t2\seeescssesseee 290 | 93. Studebaker V. 8. ——~- $895]. Bree tae, san oe | | Motorola TVA tefl & heater, Dyna . seater, $6 sedan, » good 51 sites 9 gate ce ae $295 | ‘54 Buick Century a ee 7 - apis China Dinner Cees complete $395 down and 24 se <6 engine. $295 dn. '53 HUDSON Chi Come cnt ae $545 | Hardtop, Dynaflow, Radio & Heater, W/Wall Tires, Extra Sharp i Pec pase $395 $3905, say ge ff 99-Ford Victoria .......$1795} : $595 s. se . "52 Studebaker 4 dr. ‘SO Cheyrol 48 BUICK 4 Door’, Gpsebcus isis $145 |] ‘Radio & Heater, Avtomate, W/Wal Tiree Comment ee + Ry ee Mower || ane dank ted. tardhops radio. & bees ee Een Sead hebie Platform Recker | cat. bes = = et, Power Gide, “one | [pagel $125] 58, Plymouth Cranbrook §. 895 ee ~ea 2 —- Coffee Table , csipas $445 oi S445 Bie: | '53.Dodge_ Hardtop +o xe ee Silverware with Chest es As : : 5 I pa [ince MO ae (PSE Reet: Sermo aoe fe Stee Neto 5 | MOST OF THESE 1TEMs||Sitaieem men No “coma EN Sie Gre oF | ARE LESS THAN 3 YEARS | = rau “ice pei Shay SCHUTZ | Maioe ace” f 42 || DeSotoPlymouth Dealer 2 Your er deni FORD Dealer : as. Woodward, tape ae - aes: S St Midwest peg! J Otc pega ce i = j 2, BS a ies re ; ae Gass 2 4 oa gee + ‘= j ae ¥> Paes Seay od & ‘ Ly be ee aS 2 oe ie. \ es i} \ ee. 4 i +7 4 ‘ Behe i fe 4 ae , , a : ‘ * af a oe Ae / | Ve a a2 ae j Ce LU \. oe \ ‘te . ef ' es €4 i : fo. or é ae j 4 2 p i x he i ; rin cg \ ‘ my 4 : i fe pee ia foc geen -- gece tet PRESS, THURSDAY, AUGUST #9, 1956_ eee Paces Hayes and Healy Join Cast. of Co le Po} rter “Festi fm | Where Presiden) Chas Musical Tribute | — Today’ Ss "Radio Broghoms -- Honor System Fails. Sin Ge)” GRLW, (om) WWS, Som) «WOAM, (IDO) WAYS, (i870) WRON, (1400) WIBK, (1400) as | White House Is There |DueQctober6 |= or laeence | mem BEES pickin ara By EARL WILSON SAN FRANCISCO — “White House, San Francisco” a male eS “Parte Be # ay | Ww ON, Sports . we 3 : no lock on the volce answered when I phoned a number at the Hotel St. year. Francis. "and — “My goodness, what’s the White House doing in San — TV 1 c waits Canadiens, “And how did they sneak it out a -MUNTZ cf of Washington without anybody noticing?” Maybe I oat SERVICE hadn't heard right. that the Member of Oakland County So I phoned back. ! "| eae over. that al-\ ——« Electronics Association This time it was another male voice and he switched it. He ; . Ee WCAR, Musi W, Bud Davies Mint peg oar FE 4-1515 said: 25 gp ge har egulborea , a Scramble , nd Gent we ae ma |3,000 pounds of ice valued at about) Open Eves. Till 16 P. M. But why not? With President Eisenhower and so much of h es eas as C&VTV 158 Osklend his staff here, they come right out and admit over the phone|res G had ! oe 11:30— thale wi : “ re ” ‘orld WPON, Bee rtain fi ay to be honest, however, | —— hundreds of times a ‘day that they have a branch of 1600/his “Seven Lively Arts. te ates 1e—WaR, Jim Vinal Wate Revs fore Day | 4:00—WJR, Parade of Bands\One elderly man without change ROOFING—SIDING Pennsylvania Av. on the “sacred sixth” floor of the St. Francis,| Pete and Sel tale Oy ek Gace | Maxwell varway arveanoon | WATE. Wettrich, Sports ns. ileft a $1 bill, then picked. up his\f F)BERGLAS AWNINGS This intrepid reporter had to visit the “San Francisco White|"°™* Godtrey fillin Sept. 4 ete ‘i ea pss pa | ppestwam, ect white | Wak News, Den Mcleod Ichange the next day by describing || HOME MODERNIZATION House”—how many chances will I have in a lifetime—and one| pees ihe Sullivan cancellation _i7PON: cera gon veel LW? 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Visit Our New Store stashed away in a ladies’ coat room off the hotel's regulatiiz. Go Lover,” she'll be let go CKLW, Ted MoCoy 8:30—WJR, Music Melt WXY2, Happy Holiday WAYS, Hews, McKensle ot. she owns and which knifes| phone room on the mezzanine. No use kidding about it—tnjiong enough to sing on Saturday's in half @ proposed municipal park- M McKim Jewelry normal times, the women phone operators often use it for @/Tony Benne |ing lot poe vw |_-Today's Television Programs - -"ir\,inge, nat fattest I wandered in—sfter getting permission from the boss man, Puerto Rico's Marcelino Romany, Col. George McNally of the Signal Corps—and found them/|so hilaridis at the GOP conven- Programs furnished by stations Usted in this columa are subject fo change without notice, espero fg ed pina Hl Do-It-Yourself pusily taking . i everybody from Gherman Adams to/tion four years ago, hag Some of) Channel —WIBK-TV Channcl 4—WWI-TV Channel }-WXYZTV — Channel }-CKLW-TV "his Comsat Gxqes ts pervade her TUBE TESTER ; which Puerto Rico's dele- “Leu Costelle cert of choked up when he heerd mo say ‘\eates would vote, Marceling ro- TONIGHT’S TV HIGHLIGHTS | 7:26—(4) News. (4 Tennessee Ernie. (9) Going ‘San Francisco White House’,” one of the guys said. “He |plied: “We have not made up my|#00—(9) Hopalong Cassidy. 1:30—(4) Today. (7) Frontiers of} Our Way said something about ‘Imagine that California Chamber mind’. . . wt fren may a ae sto) Big Payott (© Matinee Commerce swinging . 100—(9 Picture Academy. ews. Thea ernoon « ces mapemaeet FOO ANMAS “The Flame.” $:00—(2) Cartoons. (4): Today. 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