4 ‘Tha eater | UM Weather Bureas Forecast Chance of showers. — Mietalis rage 2 xieth Lean REY PONTIAC, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1958~—86 PAGES e Legislators Compare Notes _ CONGRESSIONAL CHIT-CHAT — Looking . back yesterday over past experiences during the 85th Congressional session were William S. Broomfield (left) and Charles E. Fotae. Peter, Pontiac Press Photes United States Senator from Michigan, chatted with Broomfield, Oakland County’s representa- tive in Congress, before speaking to the Pontiac Rotary Club at the Waldron Hotel. Pontiac Rotarians Hear Campaigning Senator Reuther ‘Dangerous fo Labor’ ~Potter By GEORGE T. TRUMBULL JR. Crooks and racketeers in labor unions are bad , said Sen. Charles E. Potter, but “‘even more dangerous to the labor movement and our free enterprise system are men like UAW President Walter and political power in the hands of a few labor leaders like Reuther,” Potter. told Pontiac Rotarians Thursday noon. Introduced by Harold A. Fitz- gerald, publisher of The Pontiac Press, Potter predicted “this con- centration of power will destroy the Democratic party just as it did the Liberal pary in England.” “The average wage earner doesn’t know where his dues go,” City Schools Show 300 Pupil. allie iieaiesta Increase ein nual neues ancien ing day, as cOmpared*with last year’s figures, Assistant/on- Superintendent Philip Proud disclosed today. He noted, however, that the boost was some 500 less than had been anticipated+ by the administration last spring. Total coctlaeaie for Pontiac schools is about 19,225 with another hundred expected by the end of the month. This compares with 19,015 on the fourth a=Mny Wi sont September. Elementary schools are 525 un- der expected enrollment, junior highs reached the predicted figure, while the senior highs are about 100 over, Proud: said, Elementary schools that ran well over expected pupil enrollment are Hawthorne with 50 extra, Will Rog- ers, 51, and Herrington Hills, 74, he added, “Fortunately,” Proud said, “these are new schools which had extra classroom space to meet future growth in their attendance areas, so We are not cramped for space.” . Fifteen elementaries are under predicted figures, led by Bethune, 100 less, Mark Twain, 80, and Malkim, 60, he stated, . — The Junior highs anticipated an enrollment of 3,499, Proud said, and have 3,450 right now. Eastern is down 40 from pre- Highest Court Ponders Human Rights dicted figures and Jefferson is off 50, (Continued on Page 2, Col. 37 Low Tonight of 56; Chance for Showers . Partly cloudy tonight with the the outlook for the Pontiac area. Tonight's low will be about 56. According to the U.S. Weather Bureau, tomorrow’s high will be near 74, the low tomorrow night warm until late Sunday when a cooler trend will set in for Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday. Precipitation will total one-half to three-quarters of an inch in a few possible showers Saturday and again late Sunday or. Monday, The lowest recorded temperature in downtown Pontiac .preceding 8 a.m, was 44 degrees, The mercury rose to 70 at 1 p.m. 15% Million in Parks LANSING (®—More than 15% million ‘persons --have visited Michigan’s 59 state parks and recreation areas this year, the State Conservation Department said today. | Men Come and Go—the Law Remains — Pontiac Central expected: 2,101 a. chance of a few showers Saturday) ~ fand little temperature change is the 41-year-old veteran who lost both legs in World War II said. “Well, I'll tell them. It’s the main support of the ADA (Americans for Democratic Action). ~ ‘BEEN IN A FEW FIGHTS’ The Republican senator charged the United Auto Workers with try- . jing to block his election in 1952 . |by spreading stories that he lost his legs in a jeep accident while being AWOL from his Army ‘post in Paris. “This shows you what those guys will stoop to, to knock me off,” he said. “But I’ve been in a few fights before and I don’t exterminate easily.” upreme Court Racial Integration Ord "a4 i * 2 al > eit x a2 : ; 5 C = * =. cae 3 } 5 es ales 4 2 ‘ : + ke Tells World U.S. Will Not Appease Reds Radio Speech Warns China to Stop Pushing or Expect to Fight WASHINGTON (#)—Pres- ident Eisenhower has drawn the line against Communist aggression in the western Pacific in a momentous speech telling Red China to stop pushing and negotiate or be prepared to fight. Immediate bipartisan congressional reaction to his White House address last night was strongly favorable. It remained to be seen whether Red China and the Soviet Union- accused by Eisenhower of “work- To Resist Red Attack WASHINGTON (UPI) fense Secretary Neil H. McKtroy said today the United States would resist an assault on the Quemoys by thé Chinese Com- munists, Report GM and UAW Separated by 12% Cents DETROIT (®—The auto industry ". lintensified its contract talks with the United Auto Workers today amidst reports that the gap be- tween General Motors and the UAW now stands at 12% cents, were held against a. backdrop of a UAW Wednesday strike deadline at Ford if.no agreement is reached there. x « * The speeded up negotiations} weekend — GM proposals would have given its workers about 642 cents an hour. The UAW in- Ford Offer Delayed DETROIT (#—-Ford Motor Co. resumed contract talks with the United Auto Workers today but said it was unlikely that any new offer would be made, at least before tomorrow. The Big Three said no new con- tract proposals had been made to the UAW but all parties issued cautiously optimistic statements after yemeeneny s bargaining ses- sions. Chief interest centered on Ford where UAW President Walter P. Reuther took personal command yesterday of the union’s drive for a contract to cover 100,000 Ford hourly rated workers, “ Unusual Saturday and Sunday talks were scheduled by the Ford- mer out an agreement before the strike deadline. GM and Chrysler said they had not decided whether similar talks should be held over _ |the weekend. — De- |UAW, GM SILENT The report of the 12% - cent spread came from a usually well- informed source who insisted on anonymity. UAW and GM sources had no comment, ity to the wage earners,” said. “But rather they have pec eager Pet a eA Bro "ter called fr election of mt tional lawmakers who will re (Continued on Page 2, Col, 5) western Pacific—would take him ing hand in hand” to enslave the He said that when the GM con- tract ran out May 29—followed ar Eek ee, Coe See UAW teams as they sought to ham-|- oe talks ended with expiration of the contract. UAW sources have never dis- closed what they figure their con- tract demands would cost GM. The company said the original de- mands would have cost 73 cents an hour per worker. GM said the UAW, in the final hours before the old contract ran out, cut these- to 48 cents. The average hourly wage for auto; workers is $2.43, A Chrysler spokesman, asked if that company was within seven cents of an ener declined +comment, Admit Negroes Without Delay, Little Rock Told Chief Justice Reveals Unanimous Decisio Packed Courtecti : FROM OUR WIRE SERVICES WASBINGPON <3: 25 * Supreme Court today de- nied the Little Rock School Board any delay in inte- gration at. Central ‘High chey told a rally of 100,000 cheer- ing Russians at -Stalingrad last .| night that any attack on Red China would be considered an attack on the Soviet Union. in’ his va- Eisenhower interrupted cation to make the blunt speech, perhaps the- strongest of his ca- reer. In his nationwide radio-TV ad- dress, beamed around the world in 40 languages by the Voice of America, he deplored the bom- bardment of Quefnoy. He called it a tragic affair which already (Continued On Page 2, Col. 2) Seeking to Pare! 4 Hospital Costs Willman Orders Full Repair ‘Need Inspection at Old Pontiac General Confident that extra repair costs in the old Pontiac General Hos- pital building will be reduced, City Manager Walter K. Willman to- day ordered a fine toothcomb in- spection of defective electrical, plumbing and heating installations. It is anticipated that city in- Opens in Pontiac Thursday 56. Temperatures will continue| Slate Shopper's Festival A carnival spirit will pervade downtown Pontiac for five days, starting next Thursday and continuing through Tuesday, Sept. 23. Sponsored by the Downtown Merchants Assn., a festival for young and old alike will feature~30 carnival rides, an outdoor, chuck wagon-style restaurant and booths in front of most of the stores. Merchants, starting today are giving out free tickets which entitle youngsters to reduced rates on the carnival rides to be located in the city parking. ae on E. Pike at Hill street. . The outdoor restaurant will be set up on Lawrence at Wayne street and will featyre barbecue, hot dogs, coffee and soft drinks served at outdoor tables. Merchants will offer special values from booths on the sidewalk manned by colorfully dressed employes. pectors will find a large propor- tion of the installations serviceable or salvageable, Willman said, The inspection will take place this weekend, x* *« * “By Monday, we should have a fairly good idea of which materials have to be replaced and which don’t,”’’ Willman said. A Monday meeting is sched- uled with Harold B, Euler, hos- pital administrator, to determine | how the repair jop looks from the city’s point of view. “We will have a preliminary es- timate of the cost by then, but this figure will be reduced even further after we meet with contractors and architects,” he said, x * * While the city is studying the installations, Willman said, Darin & Armstrong Co., prime contractor (Continued: on Page 2, Gol. 1) TAIPEI (#—The Chinese with more artillery fire. ~ Both Peace and War School. —,. pete Chief ‘Tustice Warren ) atat it chapped “iprsidaieny ‘oremeniiaghi ng continued Red China artillery attacks on Quemoy and Matsu. Shelling Forces Nationalists fo Hold Off Aid fo Quemoy Nationalists ‘held back an- other attempt to run the Communist blockade of Que- moy today while the Reds peppered the offshore islands _As the Formosa Strait crisis rounded out a third week, Nationalist military headquarters reported Red shore batteries sprayed nearly 300 shells on Quemoy and the of Little Quemoy, Ehrtan and Ttan. Although the shelling, was com- paratively light, the Nationalists decided against trying again to push supplies to the besieged is- land in the face of the Red gun- fire which foiled the last two at- ld Some Nationalist military men and the Talpel press voiced de- mands for more American. action in getting supplies to Quemoy, They wrote off as ineffective the »"Eluse of U.S, warships to escort the Up on the bench, nine men in By SAUL PETT And as they talked in the high- Fd. ; “ ' ceilinged room, man seemed to jack robes listened. WASHINGTON (AP) — ‘‘I don’t and the law larger. care where I sit,” the old lawyer a Earl Warren studied the speak- er with an intense frown. Felix Frankfurter rocked gently back and forth in his high leather chair, waiting with a smile to pounce on in thought: William -0. scratched his sandy hair. Clark, without apparent gesture, sent a court page off for a law book. - “Tf the climate of public opinion in Little Rock in same 2%4_ years from now, the school board ask for another delay of 2% years?” | Don’t state officials take an cat to uphold the federal Consti- Y Abd ment the illogic ‘and logic, for the ex- traneous and the essence, for the road to nowhere and the road to courtroom began to clear. The old blind lawyer in the back stood up with pride and satisfaction, . The lawyer left. The, law. re- supply ships across the Formosa Strait only to within three miles of Quemoy. | | REDS ‘EFFECTIVE’ Associated Press correspondent A James Cary, who was aboard a -| Nationalist supply ship which was forced under Red shelling Thurs- \|day to pull off the beach at Que- ||moy before unloading, said the ’\grim fact is “that the Communist blockade is highly effective and critically serious.” There was increasing talk in Nationalist quarters of air drop- ping supplies to the island and aérial assaults on Red Se Se warships of the U.S. Saws || 7th Fleet which had, escorted the convéy from the Pescadores Is- \lands remainéd 3 to 12 miles off >| the beach, in line with U.S. policy 2 not to incur the risk of a shooting _ | duel. with the, Communists. The Americans ignored Peiping’s = |recent declaration extending Com- -|munist China’s territorial waters *\12 miles to seaward, holding in- 4 — to the traditional three-m ile t } nearby Nationalist islands+ No Quote as Faubus Hears News LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP) — Gov. Orval E, Faubus merely nodded but said nothing when the news reached him today of the Supreme Court decision ordering integration in Little Rock Central High School. There was little immediate re- who are affected by the decision, or by federal and city officials, Mayor ‘Werner Knoop, head of the Little Rock Board of Direc- tors, immediately summoned a meeting of the board to set up plans for preserving peace in the ity. U. S. Atty. Osro Cobb and Justice Department aides sent from Washington said they were man said it will be some time before they announce their next move, The first official reaction came from Wayne Upton, president of the Board of Education. “Naturally, we will have to try to operate under it (the deci- sion),” he said, “We, of course .do not know what Gov, Faubus plans to do, but it he orders us to: close the school we will close the school.” F Another board member, Harold Engstrom Jr., said the board will meeting. Faubus was sxtciding over a meeting of the State Commission when: the news reached him, action either from Negro children : probably. hold an emergency| studying the decision, A spokes-|" In Today's Press | SOCRATES T Caen: vis .escabeccsamestd MO County News | Pesetarsoesbes il Editorials . tee eseuse ebeecees “SS 8 Farm & Garden . seserenateee Markets Pee etsaeeeteretereee 30 Obituaries PHC COOTER EE -4 School Deeeeetbeeecetageeeten 19 eidnees b0t8 Give 20-24 Theaters .......... sensee 26-39 TV & Radio Programs .... 27 Wilson, Earl ae b Women’s Pages ........ 5.17 oA * e > & * iy RESS, ‘FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1058 eas 7 = _|The Day in Birmingham a Great Books Club Opens Fall Series Wednesday ror Text of High Court Opinion} : WASHINGTON (AP)—The text of the Supreme Court’s : | ‘Noisy’ U.S. Jet -_|Airliner Hardly unanimous opinion in the Little Rock integration case: | BIRMINGHAM~Meeting et the pe the direction of trained mod- The court, having fully deliberated upon the ora¥ argu- Community Birming- ments had on Aug. 28, 1958, as supplemented by the argu- ham Great sone pry rng ea ———— — we at. Rag ments presented on Sept. 11, 1958, and all the briefs on file, ee ae, hardin wa ne a Mies ae, is unanimously of the opinion that the judgment of the Divided into fourth and first- adults, ; Court of Appeals for the 8th Circuit of Aug. 18, 1958, must be affirmed. «x * * gee a Reed ‘City girl. In view of the imminent t of the nev of the Great ) ‘s The Pan American World Aix ew of the imminent commencement of the new The of Anns Club at 1 p.m. Monday. A The —_— fe tanga dg ways four-jet plane has been un. |. School year at the Central High School of Little Rock, Ark., -| Books is to promote a broader [notiuck luncheon will be served toe State Police post. dergoing tests in London and | we deem it important to make prompt announcement of interest iq. the claanice of ancient under the direction of Mrs. Mat- “Tee, Pan noggerwes | Sere stir et at | CUT IUMEeDE affirming the Cont ot Appeals Sr aber ot |, Mr Shree found bound in a coral "Tues- its noise is not ciactoubie. The expression of the views supporting our judgment are in charge of registration. [yy-s Phil Williams. _ poe lip georges tied witha | The airline hopes to put jet will be prepared and announced in due course. ; lists of books are} Arthur pd a towel Wag wrapped | planes into regular transatlantic $ P ‘AP Wirephote | available to members. The books|jeweler, will speak on “Diamonds around ber neck, a It is accordingly ordered that the judgment of the ¥ a ae uo cent choae al. eta ne rene in, | Court.ot Appeals for the Sth Circutt, dated Aug. 16, 1968, | BUDGET DOLLAR — Chart suai: ewabteis af teteral . lene aigauaees st tp montis Beira. Preciows ema “palt-mile from the State Police post| Wild Airport decide it is quiet | Teversing the judgment of the District Court for the Eastern ead eee a oy 8. esha ak tedgst’e Bey Miss Myra Showman, registrar ~ - > ~ ij . i * and had been missing for about) enough. ‘ District of ie gar pecan June = bcos! ya apaagee = cakdyear terlew of: Peas. Elhoredr a budget . Hi h Co rf 0 r d e IS had “ crafts we ae apace Osceola County Sherif Donald|/Na Anr + | Disteict of douse dated Aug. 28, 1958, and Sept. 3, 1957, | Icome taxes, representing 67 cents per revenue dollar, felt off ign Lou ” — Inounced today there still is time / ' ’ ‘ . * > . is * ’ . = _ Grein said Judith also underwent No Appeasement enforcing the School Board’s plan for desegregation in com- Lame: ype — segs nape va sagpince potag gaara (Quick Int ration to enroll in some of ‘the sessions, - a lie test ‘but the results won't be ) va. Boara | Donte ie Cees wee Se , integ Registrations are being ac- . cone : > pliance with the decision of this court in Brown vs, Boa: ing trom bumper harvests, and anti-recession outlays. a : > aa , lke Tells U. me Reds of Education, 347 U.S. 483; 349 U.S, 294, be reinstated. (Continued From Page One) | cepted res oe eae five or six i BE = xk *« illion Deficit Feared . - decent high school education be~ | riittinery, adult painting, photog- ” in her d Coen Ve Pewe One) It follows that the order of the Court of Appeals dated $12 B D F 2 es ee raphy: Tt ae pauline +: dy Sele aan" has ‘killed or wounded 1,000 per-) Aug. 21, 1958, staying its own mandate is of no further ef- ae ; Fay Little Rock Federal Build} design. pane _ She said her attacker was wear-) But the issue, he fect. The U. S. attorney's office,| second section has been formed, _. ing a baseball cap and a plaid tan} coe of *ealprea pornos The judgment of this court shall be effective immedi- U, S. R ans {in R ed a the Suwa Justice| she said. jacket... : pledged: “No American boy| ately, and shall be communicated forthwith to the District. integration ee Pca a There also are openings in. the ° ever be asked by me to fight! Court for the Eastern District of Arkansas. “WASHINGTON (UPD — Presi-, Stans said the deficit would be worked, was closed to painting. and drawing classes in . Lawyers bustled back and forth |the youth section for both after- $12,200,000,000 for the fiscal year school and Saturday morning ses- ident Eisenhower’s budget director, i Insult or Injury? Hoffa Called to Testify Pick Up Virginia Youth in Staten Island Killings _jently wi 1}was the murderer, said yesterday x & & The newspaper said Mrs. Nimer by a detective as she ley thout making any state- ment. Saturday, and twice since, that he that Mrs. Nimer had described her assailant as a man about her hus- band's size. Braisted said he con- dying| this year will outspend the Re- .| jon-supported candidates get into admitting to a “sense of. discour- agement,”’ last night revealed the treasury expects to wind up more that 12 billion dollars in the red Budget Chief Maurice H. Stans adding to the record peacetime deficit.. ; which began last July 1 and ends next June 30. He told his news conference yes- terday that the President and his advisers must decide within 60 days about raising federal gasoline interstate highways, will be ex- hausted next fiscal year. * * * publicans ten to one, Once un- office, men like Reuther start de- manding “their pint of blood” from them, the speaker said. ing members of Congress who, he said, vote on every issue as Reu- ther dictates without deviation. “There’s no group that demands conformity like they (the UAW) do,” Potter remarked. ‘‘You better be right their way 100 per cent of the time or you're purged.” Contrary to what he said the He criticized the union-conform- ,000,- anuary that he anticipated a half- billion surplus this year. But this forecast went out the window as the recession hit bottom, cut sharp- ly into government revenues and forced expenditures up. The statutory debt ceiling now with documents and in confer- ences, More than 50 deputy U. 8." were directed to a courtroom, where they were briefed in batches, construction gang cook. Burglar Gets Nothing but Tears in His Eyes dy gal mt |, NJ. @—A would- ag 2 into a lumber company office but left with tears in his eyes. Police said the tears came from tear gas which filled the office when the burglar tried to smash a handle from a safe. The gas was a built-in protection feature. sions. Keith Dearborn, choir director . at the Congregational Church of . Birmingham, has invited all chil- dren between.the ages of 9 and ow also indicated the administration ; T the . : taxes by close to one billion dol-| They stood in a line outside the/3 to register at 4 p.m. Wednesday ‘is no, the : may seek higher federal gasoline|),.. next year because the federal office of Beal Kidd, U. S. resi-|for “membership in the Pilgrim ‘that princi.|Old Negro has been picked up in| aid. wthe th daw 40 'e iq|bighway trust fund, used to finance/dent marshal repo! Choir. . South Oakland Couaty Chapter of Alpha Chi Omega will hold its to pre- ons tees — vam, to Mev ed we =— Stans declined to torecast Eisen- - annual tea 2 p.m. tomorrow at York World-Telegraph & Sun re-|that she and her husband had| | RP very! * * * |eries and had been stabbed by a Potter Sa Ss Reuther made clear he personally was Asks Fyamination Pilgrim St., Birmingham. Alice . repeated. The couple's eight-year-old son,| full-grown man wearing a’ white , |shooting for a return to a balanced Stark Stenz, noted auto-harpist, Kes 8. | Melvin Dates ia wader psychiatric hood, r ry |budget in fiscal 1961 and would |s Hit R Death will provide the entertainment tragedy examination after eaeey NEES. Hee story sapeeealty acbctentint, Dangerous fo Labor uae a ee ee In Filt-RUN Mrs. Walter G. Siecker "|police that he killed his parents one first told to officers Service for Mrs. Walter G. . in their bed with a kitchen knife. the youngster. . - (Continued From Page One) |° sl : George E. Stansfield, who P0-| (anita) Shocber. 67, of 679 N. Eton _| Previously he had said a masked) ,, : Congress recently added one |lice say has confessed to the hit-/;) pirmingham, will be held at 1 this warn-| prowler choked him and killed his newspaper gave no indica- | support candidates whose political! cent to the cost of first’class and |run accident which killed a Dixie|> "tomorrow at Bell Chapel of and appeal tion of what led police to the | convictions are directly opposite] sir mail, but Stans estimated the |Highway pedestrian Tuesday night,|5™". a fs. with with an urgent Virginia youth, whom it identi- | those favored by the unionists, Post Office will have [appeared yesterday before Water. (the, William R."Hamilton » W tion—b the} ~s . fied ‘as William Fletcher Jr. It |tarians were told. = | a deficit of 735 mulllion dollars |ford Township Justice of the Peace| unis! in Grand Lawn Cemetery, and Red Chine oF.|Cify Schools Show | ssi@.he_ tad been staying with | Potter mentioned the 1952 presi Detroit. = the United Nations. his mother in a rented Manhat- | dential election when, he said, a| ‘u%,7°M» Partly because of new |Donald E. Adams. x * * ae aK hes : , Gi tan room, miles from the Ninr ereub auniher of waclnce euppexiod petal pay ierenses. Stansfield, 31, of 22 Augusta St.) Mrs. Stecker died Wednesday at = 1300 Pupil Increase | cs sate tana nome, and had {President ‘Eisennower, bu” thar] He sid that fhe administration demanded examination Which washer ‘cotage at Pine Lake fe : “disappeared about two days ago |monthly dues were going toward|took a “‘consistent” position, the|Set for Thursday. He is charged/an jliness of a month. ( wien One) | 2nd returned to Virginia.” Adlai Stevenson's campaign. |White House would ask Congress|With leaving the scene of an injury) She was a member of Piety Hill Page : for another postal rate increase| accident. Chapter, DAR, and the First , the assistant super-| . Tne or yah pr med winnie! Gene fete use, een (next eomlan. _ | Killed in the accident was Elmer|Chureh of Christ Scientist. while Northern _ funte, Potter anlg, Demecrs Stans’ review estimated the gov-|Robinson, 28, of Benton, Ark., a ~-s-* Surviving are a son, Walter G. of Birmingham; a daughter, Mrs. Lawrence E. Long in Venezuela; a Birmingham, and five grandchil- dren. Rocket of Sputnik Ill to Appear Over State CAMBRIDGE, Mass, ® — The Smithsonian Astrophysical Observ- atory reports that some Michigan residents may be able to see the rocket. of Sputnik III -twice over “weekend question|. mM sidered it possible thdt she had is $288 billion, increased by the last|The burglar went away empty-/|the i t for|in Probe Again Monday | seen her husband going down the|Wu0n’s Publication reported, Sen.| Congress from $275 billion. handed. First sighting is expected at States figh ay Potter said he voted for an amend- islands?” stairs and mistaken him for an in-| ment in the last session of Con- about 5:29 a.m. Saturday, It will WASHINGTON @®— Senate | truder. gress te give bicrensed pensions| be moving from the southwest to prepared today x * * for the aged and blind. the northeast and may be visible can be | for next seek’s climactic ques- | Assistant District Attorney between a line from Lake Haron the Chi- | tioning of Teamsters boss James | Thomas R. Sullivan, questioned| Potter is pitted against Lt. - RAYS |r tre sue ‘Carctnn Coast and a on Aug. | R. Hoffa, whom they accuse of | about a death-bed statement by| Gov. Philip A. Hart, Democratic , line from Lake Huron to Louisi- not just) scheming with mobsters to en- Mrs. Nimer, was said to have ac-| #ominee for the U.S. Senate, ana. of Que- | rich himself, knowledged to a World-Telegram| Mart addressed the Pontiac Ro- “On Monday morning the rocket is indeed | x ke ._ |& Sun reporter today that she had} tary Club last week. Od f 4 will be visible at about 5:52, be- armed con- ccs Ss rr also mentioned a mask. The Republican nominee warned tween a line — — — ee ae ‘ “She was asked certa . |that Reuther “can win” in his ef- to Minnesota and a line from West- al ot ee ee Oe eee | pas oak ee lave Sua an forts to destroy our system of gov- ern Georgia to northwest Michigan. resume Monday. swers,” the newspaper quoted | @rmment. CLEVELAND \#—The $17,000 car|hand-built cars have failed? Luntz | ot nay mark fhe final round | Sullivan. “I believe she said | “It behooves all of us, irrespec-|being made by Richard S. Luntz is|is convinced the answer is yes. |Burglars Stedl Clothes a running feud between Hoffa : ; i | to time—in his g governments and the ittee. The something about a mask and I tive of political ties, to become|going run a long e— “] feel,” he said, “there is go- ° * hostile to the Unit-| Sow ts oe toe “nonth of hy | cannot comment any more until |2s dedicated * = this sys- words, “3, 35, 40 years... | ine to be a senaioonmes te ime From Cleaners in City world. a - | 1 speak to Mr. Braisted about |tem as Reuther is in trying to/definitely.” nited eople Burglars pried off iron bars at: Wianian| Toe ereruntion charges — _ destroy it,” Potter concluded. This is the Amand-built Argo-| © Se enoree eae ia window of “Charlie's amare) (D-Ark) has announced the in- Braisted. and top police officials revealed late yesterday — a few hours after Dean had been sent to. Bellevue Hospital for mental ex- Rehearsal for Winter BOSTON (AP) — An inch of naut, constructed with “everything the public who could afford it would want.” It is ‘the product of Argonaut ginning to appreciate the finer things ” ; He declined to say how much money had been put into develop- 370 Bagley St., to gain entrance, it was reported yesterday by Pon- tiac Police. They took a few items of used and soberly, my friends, the wal , Corp., a new company trying tojing the car. It will be sold by| clothing includin; . . quiry will recess about midweek | amination material wit : in ; g a summer tux GREETS, Tent. (UPD — Jt United States camot accept the! saat atter the Nev. 4 clections. |that they were exploring outot-|New Hampahire’ overnight. The break ino the highly competitive|fealers who have been handling edo jacket and two pair of men’s at Get rid jresult that the Communists seek.! 5 wig switch then to other mat. | town a new lead which did not in- temperature dipped to 24 degrees! q.-¢ ay 0 ee pants, an frosty, ee suitor. She |Neither can we show, now a weak- rats wolve the bey oda . # dent. Pssacs ~— anyone ridge an - chased away with gunfire [ness of purpose — cas : : : : rgonaut a it for 10 to and was fined $51 — ey Despite the $17,000 price tag, |j7 Sune win eee oe in the| A Young Hotrodder? discharging a firearm in the city “it history teaches anything, ; Luntz says the Argonaut, with nae . og : : end.” « .| STOKE-ON-TRENT, England * appeasement would make it more an all-aluminum, Italian-made “tt i be inchs nd ‘ likely that we should have to body, is not for the very wealthy would be foolish So bey ead) (UPI) Peal Becher, 2, took The Weather fight © vabjer war.” aiaian,. tie tx Gheahig’at hase whe keep this car two or three years.| his first solo drive yesterday. * , buy ceive hues corm 8 built to last 10, 15, 20 years| Paul climbed into his father’s Pull U.S. Weather Beress , ||, Eisenhower urged an early start as “ oes tices odion or more ,.. in 45 years a man| parked automobile, released the PONTIAC AND VICINITY —Pactly in projected U.S.—Red Chinese . might take (today’s) Argonaut) brake, steered the car 200 yards cloady today, tonight and Saturday withitalks at Warsaw. If these do not What goes into a $17,000 car?/straight across the country with| into a ditch, then walked home, oad not 20 coal tonight, pilttle temper-'fully succeed, he said, he might The 38-year-old Luntz emphasized| absolutely no question.” ‘inhurt, ° 10 males Gecoming. suthwesteriy 10-20 turn to the United Nations. that Argonaut Corp. started with); Soriberiy Levu night Miphtodsy 72 - * * an idea for a car, not a price. | ZAUUIIIHHIHIIIIIIIUNNNINININNNININNNNN10000001101000111 tow ¢ 86. High Saturday 74 'Lew| The President hinted he could “We built everything the public|== ; ; Saterday night 56. go to the United Nations Security who could afford it would want.|== Tonight and Saturday Special Today im Pontiac Council, responsible under the We refused to put a figure on it/== | ee on charter for maintaining world until it was completely designed.” SIMMS SLASH PRICES At @ a.m.: Wind velocity 0-8 m. p. hb. thwest. Sun sets Friday at 6:47 ery Sun rises Saturday at 6:10 a.m. mn. if a.m. sets Friday at 6:09 Tises Saturday at 6: Downtown Temperatures peace, because ‘‘Communist Chi- nese hostilities in the Formosa Straits area do endanger world peace.” * * * Argonaut Corp. seeks a reputa- tion in engineering, arid the first showing Oct. 10 is to be an engi- neering showing “without the dis-|== on Génuine OMMicc. 2050. “4 1 OM eco cee cc. 66) ‘ — - \ , rene 44 12 noon... 6 tracting influence of the body,” he |= <== Rn A Bocmeeccesecee Bama Warmer Weather srs tools = bas ) oe vzice ous: & Furnace FILTERS upeceen sence, (n Way for Nation tremely "rugged" = Highest temperature ......<+.++.....68 For example, brass piping, in- |== Poviler Si Fit Most Make : ERY sence sere stead of rubber hoses from en- |== Popular Sizes to Fit Most Make Furnaces! ete By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS gine to radiator. “Rubber hose |== ; rie eifen ; A late summer cool spell con- lis in fiv és 10 = Values to $1.21 “YOUR CHOICE Highest temperature... se,...79 {tinued across the Northeastern ies Oa & ae i ae Lowett temperature *...............64 |section of the country today but oe me Sew tne, be 16x20 20x20 + eR OOS RHE He we warmer weather appeared on the sa. ; == 16x25 20x25 »| Way. He claims the lowest center of == -15x20 10x20 The autumn-like weather cov- gravity and the widest track inj== . ered areas from the upper Missis- . |the industry for Argonaut, The|=s sippi Valley and central Plains front and rear adjustable shock |== @5;eastward to the Atlantic Coast. absorbers are controlled from the|== %3| Some of the cool'air dipped south- A ' cockpit, and’ there is -a-.separate |== ward into the Gulf states. SPEED RECORD, THEN A SMOKE — Gen. _ AP Wirephote jradiator to cool the engine oil. — = Pisags geen was in areas’ Curtis, E. LeMay, vice chief of staff of the Air stop at, Andtews Air Force Base near Washington | He declined to give horsepower = gine gan eastward) Force, nonchalantly lights a cigar after flying a today. Average speed on the trip was 570m. p. h. {figures but said they are “very/Es : through the north Atlantic Coast KC135 jet tanker to a new Tokyo to Washington and most of the flight was between 35,000 and high.” . \ = Y¥ i 4|states and southward through , = sie =~ wa The. Argonaut Corp. shareholders |= qucuine DUST-STOP brand, fikee- Pennsylvania. Temperatures were spee record. He flew the 7,100 miles in 12 hours 40,000 feet. Because of crossing of the internation- were identified only as men ‘“suc- gas filters, guaranteed Ist quality, | in the 40s in most areas, with} 9d 28 minutes, about an hour and seven minutes al date line the big-ship reached Washington —so | cegsful in industry’. in the Cleve- [nen ge siden ‘filters at propor . HARDWARE —2:d~ Floor. faster than the previous recoMd, The general was some: sections re in the 3s. | | 2 p rs a | far as the clock and calendar are concerned ~ 32 minutes before its takeoff in Japan! , ° ¥ land-Pittsburgh area. Can they succeed where other makers of ie porting readings at the cohtrols wh the big plane taxied to a UNVNVUTOAFAOUUOEOUOEOOAE ' i | ‘ 2 re os mC / & fo Ee ore : es F - é ; é pice * q : - , 4 r = “ “ 2 4 é c . : : j : < : ee 4 i es + * : : ‘ * ; poe ; * fos ‘ , . | za f ¢ : . P ei . ; ! F a 7 : 4 £ ce : - a ¢ f . / | . | wo. ek fe es oe, “THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, SEPIEMBER 12, 1958 : "ae ‘ : ee : ; 7 : : i) Woian Slight Inj ured cent de Paul Church; spent. two) Society “a the Boy Scouts. of |e i erator ionkes Award Scouts: Soerith ke coatened dee desea. I SAVE Mote MONEY on DRUGS, VITAMINS, || Boda net Ege sree | che eens te ees __ aud PRESCRIPTION at SIMMS DEEP Sa 5 B two-car smashup at Baldwin oe - rn ncaa he has SS meeting included roundtable dis-|E | sete Thre |f C | { uppor pounds. " |eussions, program announcements |— ices’ — Sai x Specials : 4 Ss JIRDAY day night, resulted in minor in- OF onserva ion nee et Oe -. -and presentation of a 10-year vet- se . bios ; : ) e # juries to Mrs, Rose Lainear, 17, >| The bridge will enable fire equip-| eran award to Leon Lackey by ' ‘tif 10 Pp M : ie of 89 W. Fairmount Ave. ‘Pontigg ‘Trogp 15 Firatiment {9 seve 5. Saahene wip det Fania, ¢ Digit... Commvarioney é , : 4 Es Lafnear ae or other roads to reach ti enn Lackey, his father. ty te oe i at LER] fo Clinton Vebey UA ee . s : Families That Have to Claude 23, sa ‘ve ts saapaaania treat a iid poles, the was! to. Receive 2ineme cos | Weekend SPECIALS! : 1 lel; _ §-T-R-E-T-C-H Their Dollars Pi released. : —— : | Famous * ‘ | Fs = Police said the Lafner car, wait-| Pontiac Boy Scout Troop 15 last|available for outstanding conserva-|i ‘Hlectric Butch = | ——4 Watch SIMMS Advertisements Every Day ; tion by the New York Zoological | ) ing make = tam, wis sirdbjnight became te Eis ow, Hair Clippers _SCOTTS WERNETS to Learn Where BIGGEST BARGAINS Are! from: behind by an auto driven by|the Clinton Valley Council to earn r EMI LSION ' De : Clifford C. Crossman, 53, of 1559|the William T, Hornaday nationall, : U 7 a nture Powder ‘ — St. Crossman was ‘unin. conservation award, : s oe ee ae. 33 I , j The presentation was made at . 43 letrie barber dle Reg. ¢ I $1.79 | ° Camp Agawam. where Pontiac’s ASTH Mm . RELIEF : pers wt . —— $2¢ r] a . i Attends Mayers’ Confab [pack troop and post leaders held : ; = ! yen |e . |their annual fall kickoff program. Ask thous | $25.00 ‘OSTER’ . . Mayor William W. Donaldson, x k«k * i I _JUMCO *1 5” pack in the country after a month's The troop earned the award with j CLIPPER : U.S. Conference of Mayors in Mi:|7720 Dour® of work in conservation | Hilla BABSIALa) : ae Dag wmagg vapor SPRCIAL PURCHASE — Direct from Maker! ayors in Mi-\.+ the Bald Mountain Recreation this low, low price I ' ami this week. Donaldson is ex-| ea gp aed : = , wou have to $5 to $7.50 more if we soar pected to return to Pontiac early : ° @ : ait sa ch JE orgeragts next week, in time’ to preside) Maurice E. Fitzgerald Jr., Mm ae) aroTares 1 1 ede a ‘lucky * and pass ee over Tuesday night's City Commis-| scoutmaster, and his brother, . Saginaw ~ Mein Fleer! | 1 ee son sae FC oe ev awend trom |22.N- Saginaw —Main Floorkk , ' Men‘s and Young Men's " = Tle Van R. Bairdwood, Pontiac dis- TITTY rv ; ; ~ COLGATES | ry LINED inter HUNTING LICENSES) ‘it scout executive. SAVE ON SHOES at SIMMS! Lo gla A ' Now at SIMMS! In earning this national recogni- : . | t os Bf tion, the troop of 20 boys under- 3 Reg. ¢ ' . , i : took many soil erosion projects, $1.49 planted-400 batternut trees, igre 8 Settle of 190 Tableis 1 Relief from Colds ed 1,300 black ‘lecust trees, built . HUNTERS @ animal shelters and cleared a mile- and Su rcoats long fire trail. GeV redily “ k ok 7 Guaranteed Valies . The troop, sponsored by St. Vin- |. from $14. 95 to $17. 50 PYYTTTrittt as5—VOUR CHOICE— Nationally Famous Brands ‘Remington’ & ‘Western’ Shotgun Shells Typical Simms Bargain! 17 Styles for Girls—18 Styles for Boys , ENDICOTT-JOHNSON ‘Playwelt’ Quality "Ls ‘ Sone ma: ONOES Regular to $2.95 List (Field Load) . $979 SAVE $1.46! Genuine ‘GLASBAKE’ 4 : Ld e @e.; e e ° *¢ . e @; e e e . e| e e *s e e e Ld e ° e ° . e vr e dt - Ps \8 Woven BASKET Base : a ' 4 ° rs ; ° SIMMS Everyday Low Price: ‘ s wavy roxas: FISH Servers ; to $3.40 List ($ ye on ee -s r one $977 3 Regular $3.95 a : ’ ' .) 2 ° ° 1 1 e Wool Plaid Winter SUR- ee ~ . ‘ 1 - COATS, Deluxe Lined a an Bees . : oe ; Innerlined a Seal i soe y | oiteste [8 CMM ©, eed LGN Reveals ° al for gift... for yourseH. e@| ° aes ad © Bake and serve in same dish. “4 Boys & Girls BREWERS t LUSTRE t UPJOHNS. Weshable Mie full 18-inch length. 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ONLY! . price ond quality«com- Pm ing composition so “rubber heels. 2 Made by the wer 's “Jeading maker 3 popular-priced footwear, sen Brown Duck Hunting Pants ptraight leg or s : : rison at store in ’ Latest Model “SHOWTIME” 2 / , k “$1.00 Holds Yours : An Layowoy sHoEs {(Q=re Pilon = im mM od BROTHERS a ral Eastman 8mm Movie PRESTONE ANTI-FREELE el ttoms. sizes - Holds 24 Shells E Shell Vests $1.98 Sites 36 to 46. Heavy pe duck ma- jf SPECIAL PURCHASE Sale! QUILT LINED—Mouton Collar | ysis Jackets industrial-Rated! OG 2g | i, Ee 7 aed PO WER ; ‘ L@ ‘i $8 Holds Yours Push-Pull Magazine Feed BR 8AM cove: - vran, | "303" Slide PROJECTOR ih; Vie equals rr ~~ . —e. dita Fe | ee seminoma. ‘cx; $3.9 NAME WITHHELD Fully Automatic — Famous Brand tert bir ate with game pocket ......... $4.69 Regular i. 3.25 List ‘Ses —NOW AT SIMMS— 66 : Fiberglas INSULATED VESTS $5 Quality $2.99 hn A A ti Line die A hi Mn te Men Mi te Me hn he de wiv VeTeeeaeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeereererrerrrrrrrrrrereereereereererrrrrrrvr” E> water- repel: gabardine, — = warmly lined and inner-lined, 4E | zipper front, slash pockets, Re Pet eer rrrts TTT TT TTC ihe ie AUTO NEEDS -Z2nd Floor cecccccsecsccccococest urmin | withou | 1E » ears Seated - ELECTRIG-EYE chmrna shells, ans : 3 | $99.95 LIST | 100% DAGRON qr i Fost (2.3 Lane $7999 Men's INSULATED Latest Model Guaranteed FIRST QUALITY! U-Suits : » Saree Au Tne ees : dl megane Triple-Turret-—Smm Size ] 4 List Price . / ’ : | —ONLY AT siMMs> OY | Kodak Movie Gamera rte 9 59 Miss. Pa oe $2.95 2 for $3.00 ALL SIZES—Smali to Large Panty or regular styles in white Light as a feath- Regular $59.50 List = = R sitohed. @ Tele-Phote Lens @ Wide-Angle Lens 39 PPO OPP SAG en te tata oh eA ‘ ' i" ATTY peTete i @ Regular Lens : SIMMS SALE of Famous E ELECTRIC MASSAGERS {MAIN FLOOR BARGAINS _| “Famous WAHL’ Make ‘ 88 * Cuts 2x4’s at 45° Angle * Powerful Ball-Bearing Motor Patented slip clutch prevents kick-back. Hardened steel 7” blade. $ HOLDS YOURS. Pine £2.32 lenses. Silent-constant motor, Deluxe viewfinder. $4 HOLDS yours. 6 Pc. Movie Outfit THERMO-Enit t. Electric Massagers meine SIMM3. 5. 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ae pe : Street Floor : 1 Ragin BROTHERS } camera a ) ») , |. ~ eae fe we BROTHERS Biel JIMM oD scorh irs al OOo 98: North SAGINAW St. + 7 ims i 7 : “ = Fa . \ é é + ‘ Pa cd * j \ ‘} . p | . : \, \, } | . . ¢ a . i . - Nn i + * 4 = d . , \ . . 4 to 10 ne nc ar S FAMI LY ena tama WOMEN'S SIZES | | sre fr tetman ol ot Town-|resulted | Thursday. scemmaie: Mann Jr., 34, of 13701 | grandchildren; brother. . HChapel Memorial Cemetery. Mrs.) Worden's body will be et the fun- eral bome after 3 p.m. Saturday. igranddaughter, Mrs. Jeanne Me-f | Gillibray of Pontiac; three great- a_ sister and a ‘ ‘wut mer (RObert W. Service Dies Bloor Hostal at Age of 84 in France ROBERT W. SERVICE roe __THE PONTIAC PRESS. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER/12, 1958 aan ESS ees ee oa : iia yas . rember, when you. used. to - Death Notices Famed Poet. of the Yukon [Press to Hear Admiral 8 8 exective with. the. Genera wish for the hicome You can't get Dynamics‘ Corp., builder of |the|wish DETROIT a — Vice Admiral|US; nuclear "powered submarine press confer-| ence here Wednesday on nuclear Averngs legit sien sakjbad a welng submarine warfare. Momsen now|is about 12 feet. Wilson. . Shop Tonight Till 9 * * * ‘He was working in a bank Yukon end wrote pbb! ‘Comfort and ‘Eosé «indoors and Out! JONES Service said be sat up = ei ‘of Detroit and : bank \~ : +in the bank, Driver Escapes Death Crashing Into Train Here A collision between a train and __|motor vehicle at the W. Huron St. Grand Trunk. Railway ‘crossing only in a minor injury St, Oak Park, was Mie omentiid eased Haggerty { Mrs. William Barrett of sas. wing of tie Uninet Baies ore men, Why run the risk of losing cash — checks are so easy and safe! Pay all your bills, including utilities, by mail and let.the mailman do the work! Every check is a legal receipt providing _@ permanent record of expenditures backed up by monthly statements from the bank. Choice of accounts: Regular if you use many checks, and special if you write but a few checks each month. Open an account today —, downtown, or at any of the four branches. _...NEW-ACCOUNTS~50 CHECKS IMPRINTED WITH YOUR NAME FREE! | when it’s a question of money, NET ace your banker first! ’:

b Aid to Better Health - ye : ¢ 8O) ~ Wherever your doctor orders massage tor better blood circulation, wo will receive immediate benefits by uerg your Faept tone Contour Pillow, j ee For Tired Feet Ae On your feet all day? Placing your feet on the Pigure- Ton Pillow for even just a féw minutes will float away fatigue. These few minutes will send blood pulsing at a faster. rate, cooling, refreshing, and soothing. ae ag" el} * Phone FE 4-2511 o Charge Yours at Waite's «+ Street Floce é a "The American Legion's national charter in 1919. was granted by congress MIRACLE MILE GIANT AUCTION 5 € 1 | _ + "THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1958 Crosby's Son, 20, |st suted_abuse at newspaper! Prefer U.S, System ls —t__ H eld on-Suspicion tion and had to be restrained from| CAPETOWN, South Africa (UPI) of Drunk Driving| te car be was driving was|liament recommends an American. SANTA MONICA, Calif, {AP)—lKathy Crosby, poll pre eg apnoea, Ee . ee Lie ! YY, Pouce . Bing Crony's Son Lunds, 2 | witha gael gered | Ri ot 26th 7:30 was hooked on suspicion of drunk p of Beverly Hills and James|tem of pounds, shillings and 2 | pt. 26th 7:30 P.M driving last night after his car|Pugh of Playa del Rey, were not) Tine soit. would be the eq@valent er ee ee photographers at the police sta- attacking them. . —A majority report tabled in par- 20,/two youths with him, Charle8|stead of the present British sys- Auction Bucks Monier Sones MeClain, who oe Sore H mucha be divided, pow ] Ye at All od ook ee young Crosby Winter Greets Lapland [1 cents. iz Miracle Mile Stores ek * HELSINKI, Finland (UPD—Fin-| The prime minister of Turkey, ne — i SUPINE NOW. two friends. No one was injured.jreports reaching here veltriag administration and is directly re-| OPEN MON. & FRI. UNTIL 9 P.M. FREE DELIVERY McClain said the husky young-!said, i sponsible to Parliament. ; . | eee = ae oe ae i i: i , 13 92: ALL 7 soo te | sre coun e CES nites 6 : . 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Sizes S-M-L. - $5.98 164 ORCHARD LAKE AVENUE » PONTIAC "anor nousmow 4 ie “ ~ FURNITURE PICTURED TYPIFY SIMILAR SELECTIONS © 2 Step, Only $1.00 — . F 7 ak ; \ : : ; ; \ A — : a\4\ * is ‘oe — A 7 Wg ee Ne ee Re = ¥, a 54 FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 158 "After discussing the newest hos- » pital development with City Man- ; ager Watter K. WitiMay, this news- > paper believes: Danmv’s and ARM- : . grrona’s estimate for completely re- -~@oing the Hospital's plumbing, heat- “ ing and wiring is probably accurate for the full job. - BUT THAT ISN’T NECESSARY. re. 2. eee - Further investigations suggest that the City Hospital probably has no ( Fn, Tha tin ih, il ci a i aliediia te ts le a ~ of the facilities mentioned than any weg Ceres CR UK ee Certainly if there had been serious defects in these necessary : t re Os ee moat yee eae es MThese things build up over _&@ period of time and we have no reason to believe that the City ~ Plumbing Inspector has been neg- ’ ligent or inattentive in all the a —" that have’ gone Ok as ec blcaae cag este | RE peated Ghat hal aeltion oonler Scholastic, Entertaining — Shows. Should Stay _ charges Ge cosa and cheating “nthe V show, "ai" begs St nite sense of regret. Lovectiie ded shasiy. 4l. thedk: hever _ were anything but a left-handed pain in the neck, but the other hand, intriguing. A few “pad real merit and gave every ap- It commanded attention. It sounded square and fair, < oot ee | Hence, when one tags the con- - We hope “Twenty One” vindicates itself and earns a clean bill of health. It produced good, sparkling enter- _ tainment and had a definite educa- tional value. A recent news item said there were more than 60 quiz shows started at one time or another. The big bulk of them were cheap and tawdry imitations of those that suc- ceeded. x *« * The leaders are worthwhile. : The others are pure “blah.” | Let’s keep the best and can the rest. And if there actually has been dirty work at the crossroads, we hope someone gets the big rap and serves time. The public de- serves the best, the finest and the cleanest. THE PONTIAC PRESS Published by ‘Tus Poxrmec Parss Compsny 48 W. Huron &t. Pontise, Michigan ‘Wrade Mark Daily Except Sunday Reessert Basser?, Jorw A, Rite, Executi President Assistant Advertising ' fae. M. Taeapweit, bo aa st Circulation Manager e Y — Jonvam, ‘ _ Manager : Groece ©, Ineaar, Classified Manager nates exclusively to ‘the all aie Printed in this (pol os. 82L AP ew payabie in at Pontiac. more need for a complete installation. other building of similar age and _. subscribes to this view. “T would never | pital Can’t Need Full Repair figure,” said he. “That may be ac- curate for re-doing everything there is of this nature in the old section but that can’t be necessary. The building has had lots of service and we will pick up the worst features and gradually re-do the older section over a period of years.” x * x: After City inspectors have re- viewed the whole situation again ‘this weekend, a new approach will probably cast an entirely new light on the requirements. . 2 The City Hospital has suffered enough without undergoing this newest indignity. : a rr ~ Anyzpopy with teenage children finds it difficult.to understand how farmers can possibly grow a surplus of food. —_—_—_—_—_— Warn1nc: Don’t allow yourself to become so angry that you get purple as ca es aaa | ‘The Man About Town Larger or Queerer Local Growths i in 1958 Producing Rare Results Football: What accumulates an extra early interest when the baseball pennant races are a A tomato in the garden of Blair Smith of Keego Harbor resembles prostrate Siamese human twins. — Long considered my top dahlia grower, Mrs. Flora Goodyear of Bloomfield Hills has blossoms ten inches in diameter. ns Og some sunflower seeds from ’ Mrs. Adaline Arthur IORERAD oe Cath et eee elt i su - ing, We place “21” in that category. more prolific than the usual kind, but » flowers are much smaller. Formerly with the same company at Pontiac several years ago, John J. Kolbow, who has been ee for the Michigan Bell Telephone Co. at the Soo for the past 15 years, has been appointed man- ‘ager of the Lapeer suburban office. This covers Fenton, Holly, Grand Blanc, Flushing and Mt. Morris, with a total of 24,000 phones. Our 1958 football contest will be announced in Monday’s col- umn, Delphinium plants seven feet tall are growing in the garden of "Mrs. Florence Ackley of Drayton Plains, some with 40 .blos- soms. Verbal Orchids to- Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Austin of 335 Prospect St.; fifty-sixth wedding anniversary. Mrs. E. Maxfield of 258 Orchard Lake Ave.; ninetieth birth- day. ‘Mr. and Mrs. Berl W. Watson of 34 Crescent Drive; fifty-fourth wed- ding anniversary. Mrs. Jennie Hess of 112 Palmer Ave.; eighty-fifth birth- day. , Mr. and Mrs. Fred R. Dowling of 1015 Baldwin Ave.; fifty-second wed- ding anniversary. Mrs. Mary J. Bradford of 6 Tasmania Ave.; eighty-third birth- day. , Mr. and Mrs. James Carpenter of 71 Pine Grove Ave.; golden wedding. A. B, Decker _ of 1565 Naylor 8t.; eighty-seventh birth- day. Mrs. Rachel Kleeman of Auburn Heights; eighty-second birth- day. ” Mr. and Mrs. George Wetland of Keego Harbor; fifty-second wedding anniversary. Rutherford H. Crego of Waterford; eighty-fourth birthday. | Ulysses H. Birchman _of Birmingham; eighty-sixth birthday. Mrs. Minnie Tucker of Rochester; eighty-first birthday. ‘Mr. and Mrs. Randall Merson of Lake Orion; golden wedding. Mts. Honora Steelman of Walled Lake; eighty-second birthday. Charles -Berger of Fenton; ninety-first birthday. - oY te NEA Service, inc, If ’Taint One Thing, It’s Another David Lawrence Says: Seek to Mix Races at All Schools WASHINGTON — The supreme school board of the nation, better known in the past as the Supreme Court of the United States, has troversy. In New York City, for instance, Negro: parents have boycotted a public school bee LAWRENCE _cayse it is predominantly Negro. Temporarily, several Negro chil- dren are being tutored privately as ~ a protest against failure of the city to send them to other schools where the teaching is allegedly better. . It is argued by the parents that the city mot only must as- The parents are, of course, just taking literally what the Supreme Court said in its 1954 decision. The court ruled that it must regard “intangible considerations’’ as con- trolling—that is, the “ability to study, to engage in discussions and exchange views with other stu- dents,”’ the court added: “Such considerations apply with added force to children in grade and high schools. To separate them from others of similar age and qualifications solely because of their race generates a feeling of inferiority as to their status in the community that may affect their hearts and minds in a way un- likely ever to be undone.” x * * Everyone knows that it’s only because of race that Negroes have for generations found housing un- available to them in certain areas of New York City. Hence, to per- petuate this form of “segregation” by insisting that residential re- quirements be strictly. followed in school assignments is to impose an unfortunate handicap on the edu- cational opportunities of Negro -children—at least that’s the argu- ment the Negro parents are mak- ing, and they have the Supreme Court decision as moral support for their viewpoint. It will be insisted that school boards can legally assign stu- dents on the basis of residential * gones and require those who live within certain districts to attend schools located therein. But this is being characterized as a sub- terfuge as it crops up in connec- tion with “pupil assignment’ laws in the South. Many states have assumed, just as New York City does, that they can assign’ students within geo- graphical districts. But this does not conform to the sociological doctrine proclaimed in the 1954 de- The Country Parson ‘Some folks take up religion ‘as a kind of insurance against ‘hell—and then are not willing ‘to pay the premiums.” | \ cision, which says that ‘‘separate educational facilities are mherently unequal.”’ * * * This means there must be com- mingling. ‘‘Token’’ integration is theoretically objectionable because it doesn't offer the opportunity for Negro students ‘to engage in dis- cussions and exchange views with other students,”’ as the Supreme Court has affirmed. Some Negro organizations are saying that ‘‘integration’’ will not be complete until every school in ‘every city has the same ratio as the Negro population of the area bears to the white population. This means in some instances a 50-50 division. But the goal to which many Negro leaders are working is that previously all-white schools should have substantial numbers of Negroes in them even if the city. or state has to pay trans- portation expenses to bring this about. Who is to decide all this? The school boards of the cities and the states? Not at all. It now has be- come the problem of the Supreme Court, which must somehow en- force its rulings if it is to be con- sistent. | x * * As for -“‘enforcement,” the de- mand now is coming even from churchmen that military force be used. Dr. William Brady Says: How to Resuscitate Child by Breathing Into Mouth A panel of physiologists and other experts selected by the National Research Council, has recommend- ed to the American Red Cross that, for emergency resuscitation of infants and young children, a description of mouth-to-mouth resuscitation and of the prelimin- ary maneuver to clear the ait- way, should be included in the American Red. Cross Manual of first aid. Here is the technique for -ad- ministering the best method of arti- ficial respiration presently avail- able for infants and small children: Step 1: Clear the mouth of any foreign matter with the middle finger of one hand. With the same finger hold the tongue forward. Step 2: Now place the child in a face-down, head-down position and pat him firmly on the back between the shoulder blades with the free hand. This should help dislodge any foreign object in the air passage. Step 3: Place the child on his back and use the middle fingers of both hands to lift the lower jaw from beneath and behind so that it “juts out.” Step 4: Hold the jaw in that position, jutting out, using one hand only. BEGIN BREATHING Step 5: Place your mouth over the child’s mouth and nose, making a relatively leak-proof seal, and breath into the child with a smooth steady action until you observe the chest to rise. As you start this action, move your free hang to the child’s abdomen, between the naval and the ribs, and apply con- tinuous moderate pressure to pre- DR BRADY vent the stomach from. becoming _ ‘filled with air. Step 6: When the lungs have been inflated, remove your lips from the child’s mouth and nose and allow the lungs to empty. Repeat this cycle, -keeping one hand under the jaw and the other hand pressing on the stomach at all times. Continue at the rate of 20 cycles per minute. After every 20 cycles, rest long enough to take one deep breath. . - It at any time you feel resist- ance to your breathing into the . child ahd the chest does not rise, repeat Step 2, then quickly resume mouth-to-mouth breathing. Pressure on the belly may result in regurgitation of water swallowed during submersion or of recently ted food. If this happens, turn child into prone position im- ediately—as for Schafer’s ‘man- | prone pressure artificial res- peeiice,, em Seo tence > one side and BOTH arms, palms down, extended well above the head. This permits any fluid in the airway to drain. Continue arti- ficial respiration by the prone pressure method. For a newborn or tiny baby mouth-to-mouth resuscitation should be done with small # geo of air from just the mouth and cheeks. * *® * Signed letters, not more than one ge or 100 words long ing senped & self-addressed envelope * sent to The Pontiac Press, Pontiac, Michigan. (Copyright 1958) A Voice of the People This Su City ond of putting all mice and also some of the rats around Pontiac in @ rocket and sending them to the moon. On second thought, this would likely hurt our good neighbor policy. Poet ree ree re Your for Clean City passengers. — Says Pontiac People Can’t Be Fool You can fool some of the people some of the time and you can fool some of the people all the time, but you can’t fool the good people of Pontiac in regard to this Kierdorf, Burke and Harrelson case. *x* * * Why not get to the bottom of things and get rid of this ele- ment? Remember, an election is coming up soon, so study your candidates and get rid of some of the people who are afraid to convict. * * Also, I hope the tax books of. Pontiac will be audited. Thomas King, . Burke's parole officer lost the 36 monthly reports on Burke's case. What is wrong with people? Disgusted Two More Write About Police Vote The President should stop all his worry aboyt Formosa and let the. soldiers over there take a vote and let everyone have a nice vote. * Let’s keep the Chief and replace — the force with men that understand law and authority, ~ Mrs. 8. Our Political Cycle Causes Bad Times Give the working man his pay check. Ike is on his last lap, po- litically and otherwise. How can a sick man. be expected to straighten out a near depression when even our former New Deal President Roosevelt went to his grave follow- ing the great depression of 1929. * * * What does the working man’s full pay check mean? It means a full lunch bucket, extra money for a full life, the right to the pursuit of happiness — every American's birthright, x * x. What I'm getting at is abolish- ment of the income tax. I've seen tie happy day when the tired working man of yesterday came : home at the end of the week with « his. eheck to give an umworrled mother and happy children. The - worries of the average American housewife would try the patience of Eleanor Roosevelt herself. Glance at the youth of Amer- iga, They bear most of the fi- nancial worries of the house- hold. I’ve.seen boys right in Pon- tiac who contribute weekly to their parents’ income, and they are the youth you call, delin- quents. * * * : * Put the blame where it belongs —on your rotten political cycle of four year elections and chanye your code of morals for a better America. Emma Trumble Steffens Adds His s Hopes for Another Party 1, like ‘several of your readers, ‘would like to see another political party made up en of states- men. We would rid of the seven sources of sin and the 10 fields of high sciences that sit on Washington’s door step like a pair of star boarders. This, of course, is only wishful thinking ‘and -can hardly be, for where the carcass lies there the eagles have gathered, presumably for their substance. Joseph Gynac 4852 Oakgrove ‘Kennedy-Ives Bill Better Off Dead’ The House killed the Kennedy- Ives bill and well they did. It wasn’t half strong enough and didn’t begin to‘cure the abuses. If that had passed, it might have stood for years. Now the next Congress can come up with some- _ thing that really puts these union racketeers- in their place. 1 imagine most of the union mem- bers want that themselves, but even if they don't, the other 140 million Americans . do, One of the 140 ‘Pay Cut Would Be More in Right Line’ I read in The Press that Oakland County employes would not get a pay raise this year. Well, isn't that sensational, If they have a job, they’re twice as lucky as most of us. They ought to expect a cut to keep them in line with the tax- payers who pay their salaries and who haven't had but a few months pay in thousands and thousands of cases. * One of Them Portraits By JAMES J. METCALFE The summer now is waning, as . . « September days pass by... And some there are with wistful hearts . . . Who breathe a gentle sigh . , . They wish the skies would never change . . . The leaves would never turn . . . That they could always keep their dreams . . . And never have to yearn . . . But life on earth is warm and cold... With sunshine, snow and rain... And none of us has any cause « To murmur or complain... comes and fades away . . Winter bows to spring... And then the summer days return » « « With all the joys they bring « » « As God ordained this cycle of . . . The seasons of the year « « « So we should greet each season new .. . With cheerfulness sincere. (Copyright, 1958) * THOUGHTS FOR TODAY He restoreth my soul: he lead- eth me in the paths of righteous- ness for his name's sake.— Psalms 23:3. There is a god within us, and we have intercourse with heaven. That spirit comes from abodes on high.—Ovid. Case Records of a Psychologist: Don’t Fall for ‘Trial Marriage’ Doris is wavering. Her boy friend wants her fo enter into a “trial marriage” arrange-. ment. Do you know what trial marriage involves? Better face the facts and get hep to real- jiy. Morality is a matter of cold logic, so don’t let sexual gluttony parade as marriage. It takes brains to make a real marriage. By DR. GEORGE W, CRANE Case Z-317: Doris D., aged 20, is a very efficient office secretary. x & * “Dr, Crane, I am in love with a man named Don,” she began, ‘‘but he is the sole support for an in- valided mother, “So he feels we | ‘cannot go ahead ; end get married. @ Instead, he ‘now # suggests we have a trial marriage % we can réally be married at a later date, . DR. CRANE “I have been taught to view such a thing as very wrong, but my sweetheart is very persuasive so I am almost ready to consent to his plan. What do you think of our chances of happiness?” ESAU ALA 1958 If Doris should follow Don's plan, she’d be an excellent ex- ample of a 1958 model of ‘ancient Esau, who sold his birthright for a mess of pottage, * * * "Trial marriage is much like the obsolete méthod in business of | placing merchandise in a store . \“on consignment.” back at no cost. Se he doesn’t try to make it a successful item. Salesmen learned long ago that “consignment” is thus a very poor business arrangement, ° * * * And trial marriage likewise means both parties need not make any serious effort to produce a permanent success of their union. One or the other can drop out whenever the going gets tough. So neither may make a sincere effort to sacrifice and forgive and forget for the aim of establishing a happy home. SEXUAL ENFATUATION Trial marriage is usually sug- gested by a person Who may feel — infatuation but not true ove, There is a whale of a differ- . ence! In true love, you are un- selfish so your main concern is the welfare and happiness of But when. you are infatuated, ~~ you are selfishly concerned with your own desires. You are think- ing primarily of self. *«* * * Trial marriage definitely does not benefit the girl. She makes the sacrifices and is likely to be left without a wedding ring, though she may then be pregnant and un- able to earn a living for herself. A lot of shortsighted teenagers are deluded, hawever, by this trial marriage third of all English babies are now conceived out of wedlock. WHAT IS RIGHT? : And don't make the mistake of thinking that whenever a majority do a thing, that majority vote makes it right, * * * Morality is based on logic; not on the results of a popular poll. Often the majority are 100 per cent wrong, as when Pontius Pi- late’s courtroom voted 100 per cent to send the innocent Jesus to the cross, Whatever does the most good for the most people over the longest period of. time, is right and moral, even though 100 per cent vote on ‘the other side of the issue. Husbands & Wives,” enclosing a cents (non-profit). Ladle: acl amemaiamain Lice . marriage, Always write to Dr. + Bag od W, Crane in cate of The Pontiac Press, Pontia Michigan, enclosin tg ie espe, ti and printing ie ate fo. send f psychological and pam- (Copyright, 1958) gestion, Would Aid Further Research ss auanis 1 te lod andind aed SAMs ve le fib “ Fad { co HE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1958 Me - German Miracle Recovery Since War Years (Fits Se ¢ the ontaind of two articles oted W: ‘ton sar Ey on ae ompleted rreapondent rmany 10 visiting the bomb-wreck oe wie’ By RUTH MONT GORERY : WASHINGTON — ‘The whole of Germany is a park! 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You can —— the entire transaction . by mail. to 80 ‘with Germans on tour, jing, bursting with factories and ‘mechanized Garmisch-Partenkirchen, nestled farms, it has never-|in'the Bavarian Alps at the foot theless managed to-retaiji the spot- less, waste-not-want-not look that/seemed such a has long made it one of the scenic/of enchantment 10 years ago that wonders of the world, Except for: the occasional ruins |had of bombed-out bridges, the all-day Rhine boat trip from Bonn to ‘Mainz is as peaceful, romantic and : ethereal as in 19th Century days|ent Bavarians in their liederhosen when the grand tour labeled it a . castles still dom- , and the groaning vineyards. rise. in never-ceasing ladders to the peaks. “must,” * » The crumbl The pleasure boats, crowded glide effortiessly along beside the heavy tankers and freighters ply- ing their workaday trade between Switzerland and the North Sea. The autobahn from Mainz and Frankfort to the Bavarian Alps is mass of castles palaces makes — the Washington Monument look like a quiet reading car . (Advertisement) Helps You Overcome - FALSE TEETH - Looseness and Worry No longer be annoyed or feel {ll-at- ease because of jocee, wobbly fi fies B. improved alka- A. decade ago when I toured Heidelberg Castle, “‘Mad” Lud- wig's Linderhoff Castle and Ober- ammergau’s Passion Playhouse, lone guards eagerly escorted me through. What a different setting today! Hundreds of tourists now queue up to buy their tickets and await the guided tours in several languages. ‘ tze,,. had never land of the majestic I hesitated to revisit it. What if I the quaint cottages with their exterior murals, . the earefree bierstubes.with their native dancers, and the independ- Says Chinese Isles Should Be Neutral OMAHA (AP) — Sen. Estes Ke- fauver (D-Tenn) said today that Quemoy and Matsu should be neu- tralized “under Uniten Nations trusteeship. The senator, a for a Mid- rally, said west Democratic busier and’ more beautiful than the party Pennsylvania Turnpike, and ‘the he had not heard President Ei- rman sightseers at the senhower’s talk last night and re- marked, “We had the same issue “lintervening period some action should have been taken to neu- tralize the islands and hoped they still can be placed under United) ¢ Nations trusteeship. ‘We certainly wouldn't want a world war over these two little islands,"’ he said. The nation should stand behind| the decisions of President hower since he ‘is the direc Sevgp Sehey. be et of ‘Double Your Money Back ~— If You Can ye a ial Use Grants “Charge” Plan...No money down 98 WINTER WEIGHT: Fiannels, e Cotton Sateens, 100% Wools, Combed Conons and Fine . Wool-Rayon Blends... T. ake months to pay } You Really Get Your Money’ s Worth at Grant’ s Every Dey, Ladies please note! ‘The skirt buy of the yea is now at Grants. 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After checking into our 18th— Century Inn studded with ex- terior statues and murals, we noted only one change in a decade. The streets and bier- stubes, once populated almost ex- clusively by native Bavarians, .were now teeming with tourists from all part of West Germany. The Bonn government, somewhat to its own surprise, found that in 1956 approximately 344 m i llion Germans took holiday trips. The number must, have doubled this year, as the economy continues to beom despite the recession across the Atlantic in titan America. * * * German recovery in the 13 years since the war has accurately been labeled a miracle. In 1947, 24 months after the cessation of hos- tilities, German production was still in such a state of collapse that economists estimated that each in- habitant would get only one new suit of clothes every 40 years, one shirt every 10 years, and a pair of socks each four years. The food ration was less than 1000. calories— a near-starvation diet. Today Germany bas full em- ployment, the average diet is 3,000 calories, wages have risen far faster thap the cost of living, savings are exceedingly high, and the standard of living sur- passes even pre-war times. Due to Plain Hard: cer who had directed the. dismantling of a huge ped bone ' plant after the war, later revisited the same West German factory. -After watching the thousands of workers busily employed at thou- sands of new machines, he “We made a mistake. We chould not have removed the machines, but the people.” ‘Aquarium Supplies And what do Germans’ think of the American conquerors . who stayed to occupy, and'then to man their military garrisons and air- fields even after the republic was restored? Who really knows? From the Northern Rhine to the Southern Alps, we found them 14,000 Chemists Study Science Developments CHICAGO (UPI) — The Amer-/; ican Chemical Society held its 134th national meeting here with more than 14,000 chemists and chemical engineers from all over the U. S. and several foreign coun- tries expected to attend, Dr. Clifford F. Rassweiler, pres- ident of the Society, said the main topics for discussion include new developments in science education, advances in the control of air pol- lution and progress in the chemical attack on cancer, in the reserved, of equals on first acquaintanceship. Never did we detect an air of impatience or resentment. courteous, cooperative and friendly manner On a crack train from Duessel- dorf-to, Bonn, we stood with hun- dreds of Germans: because the second class compartments were overcrowded. 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Ne, t —- P County Contam. Yesterday the likened to a — maps yesterday. _-eause the production of hydro-electric pow- ¥ 1 . : : y von: ies ‘ie ncn 9 a gt ig viens As a moving person In a bathtub sets nv a ra pea a alee attogy a tie : x 4 TWO TO FOURTEEN YEARS Citizens said whisky or no, the] Water oscillating from end to end, wind navigation on t roit River, : ; : Sa aeee Sere Mission. whole thing fits in with the! over the 240-mile long lake pushes water x wk * | ee Rese tka ee — . Flame ots Bonga CD = “The town with a] trom shore to shore. _ He explained that the water level at | FORCED AIR ‘FURN ACES ‘The bathtub effect in Lake Erie Buffalo, on: the eastern tip of Lake Erie, = : : deals | r as moet Rea — oe by D.K.A. controls the flow of water in the a THIS. PRICE ; : illies of the hydro-electric power com- River and thus, Ontarlojhydro’s 0 rode 3 i Ar 4 ST IVED! , ‘mission of Ontario at Toronto. of power. ey an INCLUDES .«. COMP LE TE LY , ; y JUST ARR EMDR AMATNG «|. Fe atitient's paper st She Madional “The miore we know about forecast- New 85,000 B.T.U. with 10- INSTALLED 1h saiac af th our aes oe aah aye a & ing the flow in the river and how much ud warranty furnace, all new . | Fal : : complete EASY CHAIR TV TUNING neottng ate — — hydro power we can count upon,” Gillies ment warm air pipe and og ! ‘WIND GRABS WATER’ said, “the lower our production costs cold airduct connected to pres- ‘ with 3-stage volume control _ “A&A wind from the east grabs the water because the less steam power we would ent register, wiring and gos 4 -and pushes it west, causing the leyel at have to schedule,” Piping. ae! Toledo, Ohio, to rise and lowering the level A wind from the west causes water to ‘NO MONEY . : | at Buffalo, N.Y., by as much as three to = pile up’ at Buffalo, lowering the level at DOWN! : four feet,” Gillies said. Toledo and in the Detroit River, said : “But because the water is so shal- Gillies. ' : low (10 feet), it piles up and can’t re- That is why, ships frequently go aground: _ CONVERSIONS } turn.” in the fiver’s es Channel, he said. AND BOILERS | SPACE COMMAN ) [Along Michigan Shorelines «= [toms gnne eeu LU 8-0088 te Control TV Tuning . * Other routés will run along the MI 6-9292 ans cenic | Wd S east shore of the Keweenaw Pe-| : w |ninsula from .a connection. with CALLS TAKEN UNTIL 9 P.M. ; : ; - |Hancock to the Fort Wilkins area in the Upper Peninsula. The dther 7 | FLINT «— The state is goingjof Lake Superior from Detour in two, both in the Lower Peninsula, 2 to ald von Gast, ise hig the eastern end of the Upper Pe-|will run from Ludington north a ‘ ways .“ peer in the|ninsula, west to Sault Ste, Marie|Manistee and along Sturgeon and 7 nation for scenic beauty and grand- Cecil Bays to Mackinaw Ci ° , eu Highway Commissioner Job ve en to Munising, about 150/752 ‘Michigan. ty along Formerly the Temprite "Go | ~ Mackie ; 1025 E. MAPLE BIRMINGHAM Tray are om hag aera “When constructed, without Rien are heard*much easier in LE, et = a ’ will ai lan i . : lead in a. talk a provide ‘ug with p air than in dry air. Flint civic club. . f occa jk “When -completed,” he said, they will rank with the Mackinac Bridge in terms of tourist interest and will provide Michigan: with inew shoreline mileage of national reputation and importance.” ‘ Mackie said he ordered loca- tion and cost studies of the four routes this week although no Seeivctoe “ts he temoliaie construction “in the P : me” wee, we ities! Bring the family to Robert Hall— you'll find a bargain-a- SAT. 9 TO 9 said, ever, he was hope- ° Fi ul he would-be abie to assign minute for Dad, for Mom, for the kids! See the newest Fall SUN. 12 TO 6 cons! ion pi a J pletion of his 1957-62, five-year, one —_ ° pletion of his 16742 Sivesyeas one fashions— priced so low you can afford more for everybody! way construction program. é The longest route under study| would run along the north shore 'Scofflaw Pays in Full, | Draws Court Warning “ BERKHPEY, Calif. (AP) — * $100 and s. warning: “If you get » ea & reitickets, we'll have to : use more serigus methods. : RADIO. ond. The payment was the final i , TV stalment on parking - FE 4-1133 [Public Health employe had col- in two years FREE PARKING lected in O90 RTE Open Monday and Friday ‘til 9 plained and added, “I've rented a parking. space.” P COMPLETELY INSTALLED pile as pictured FOR . No Money Down! sityp q y 4 J 36 Months to Pay! For Our Free Planging Service Within 50 Miles of Pontiac Operators on Duty 24 Hours Every Day CONSTRUCTION COMPANY 92 WEST HURON ST. 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Saginaw St., Pontiac, Michigan’ | a a4fone eee roe Poy Ue we f f ' 4 : , OeTe : a ne 2 u PONTIAC PRESS, PRIDAY, some 1, 12, 1958, . eee oe , Vata foe tas Rmeo Schools | , Ses sai 29 Sol Bond Vole ‘ects a Sook Loan be a ak cal wll stennion Frolich of 32 ga : premecieae i of 320 Oak St! Board Votes in Favor]. a Maat ee ink Heme Rhoonateegliiee’ aimiacais as ae toes tou Iwated Laker High School band will 3 t ‘ at * prevent | schools, and additional school sites Seuiny evening’ ot 4:30 of Applying for $50,000 open the Multi-Lakes Conservation |Assn's. Outdoorama with a parade} . and concert at 12:30 p.m. Saturday. witb bc on 's $860 Newton Rd., ‘Saturday and It also’ will include the replaee-|jy the St. andrew Church Hal, | t0 Meet Expenses. a new wing, completion of & $¢-|the Rochester area for 40 years,| ROMEO—The Romeo Board of *|Education last night voted to apply new junior high, A new administra-| _4 solemn High Mass of Thanks- \to the Michigan Municipal Finance Sunday. tion building is another facility to gig il beara ate: [Om anes Me * * * be ecied | aeeay eeet G0" years age to (against future state aid to meet Highlight of the program will. be NO TAX HIKE St, Anthony Church in Detroit. current operating expenses of the the crowning of ‘‘Miss Outdoor- ' lama of 1958” between 5 and 6 p.m. aye afl district. i wae agree will be prbeat Members also accepted the bid ‘Htion: bond issue, there will be a|William O'Toole of St. Michael/of $5,235 for alteration to the Wash- ai ‘ ee " |reduction of 40 cent per $1,000. as|College in Toronto, a lifelinig ington School | sewage disposal Rede sition Se vg snd wards United Conservation Club. 7 equalized next year in. the school o couple. Assisting|system presented by the Stanford de The Oakinnd: Cour- An Armed Forces: display will will be the Rev. Edward Baum-'Co, of Detroit. Work on the project y evening. feature a jet plane and other tax. rate ‘ : . gartner, St. Andre ‘ ty Sheriff's Posse will be on | . The present rate is $5.70 per |the Rev. award pi Rlawagt we ee een. x : DORIS STAUFFER head . during the parade to “Al fas at and ind aren | ef a ala enguaro OTA el Superintendent of Schools T. C.| . Mr. and Mrs. Ray Stautter of yrs a Pa: of creme ec aad as | sagcow time gene SE sceg yh ng Broniteat for ‘the’ tmmodial bcd yi ering gama hve gsi siphenelengieopelirtnes r tale a by aes + psa: : 9 a ato ta pean ei gin enigma roll ges or Ray seek mec of Cnr aughtr, Doris to weer and teinine, spare, trom trom jin Civil War type battle ‘ at the of a nephew, William bility of a rotary-cut dividing door| Sid of Mr, and Mrs. |4 to 5 p.m.each day. __-—s_ ||_ Former Detroit. Tiger pitchet A 50-cent reduction in operating|Nieman, 317 Maywood St. . . |for the gymnasium at the new high Warne. 5. an ot 9062 Wt Leader Dogs for the Blind, Inc.,|Dizzy Trout will umpire a Little expense also is forecast, - Mr. Frolich is a retired employe|school. The superintendent was| Dr., Maceday of. Rochester will demonstrate the 'League baseball game. 2 4 x * * of Fisher Body Division in Detroit. | authorized to proceed with the 4 Nera omy Loe i cheney a Both he and his wife, Minnie, are oan Ce gre door should they _qecerstbererseRnetning prove e® 4 os : groups abeut the bond issue, said : oe” "Sure is a low price me, ee ‘fit it should fail to pass schools P sagctag yo sragipe iannangon! oe for a station wed * And ‘ainda ‘everywhere’ would be forced to go om balt(ROCHAStEr Man Hif . | sep. tx wm sncrnate bide oe | 3: | . . _pthats FORDI day sessions. This move, he said, -| 1958 and-’59 models. ‘ would result in’ additional expense; ‘ se, Srikied to the district because it would by Car on Main Street Plans’ are being completed for double ‘the cost of bus transporta- the employe reception to be held tion. from 7:30 to,9:30 p.m. Sept. 25 in ROCHESTER—Theodore Burck, Bids on the new junior high 73, of 1228 N. Main St., Rochester the cafeteria of the new high school will be opened Oct. 2. | was in fair condition this morning|SPO at Pontiac General Hospital oa Board members were told three SGT. AND MRS. RICHARD D. WORTH Seek Federal Aid efernoon on N Main street, dust a renee “chat subsites “are for New Hospital |e, eee ents. Cov-|filing in temporarily “8 Near Romeo at, t 3 Ae Se . \Helen ]. Norris Marries Home told errs sence ™='Troy Boy, 8 Struck stepped off the curb in front of his jin Walled Lake Ceremony jem ict 9 28 "Se, mt covont by Car, Badly Hur ture of his right leg. WALLED LAKE .~ Coloradojron of honor, and best man‘wasjat the new Community Hospital : 1 Springs, ,Colo., will be the home|her. husband, between Romeo and Almont, _ |Train-Car see? Rieger r 155 stuore inch viewoble area. Out ‘= ; poy iia: front: sound. It’s a best seller. — vant |e ee, ae Matching G-E ¢ DRYER | re Neel — 3 ae he i “fe | aero, | gaia” FRIGIDAIRE @) | ex ne $ | — = =) = WITH @ COMPLETE SALE ‘on J}. &sovens YOUNGSTOWN | ouse : 40” wide with automatic timer, White i Brand light .and storage drawer. ‘ Chiteme swing faucet — 7 Regular $349.95 dep non-olh bowt—, House Paint 7 egular § | S : NK K S S A 1 E eis eto oy 68 steel. Under sink stor- 99 Get The Second _WITH age with shelf. Roomy TRADE utility) drawer. 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(AP) — mother in a crash here last month, is the cen- ter of a custody court battle. « Her maternal grandfather, Ar- nold Duce, a summertime cab driver and a fisherman during the winter here, has petitioned Pro- bate Court for the child’s custo- dy. . Philip Young, of Dayton, Ohio, the father, opposes Duce’s peti- tion. .. 4 Used Grand Pianos Used Limed Oak Spinet Used Walnut Spinet BIG SAVINGS - ge Yesterday Nantucket Selectman Robert B. Blair testified that three days before Mrs. Jacqueline Young died in the erash that took 23 lives Aug. 15, she had tele- Open Mon., Fri. til 9 P.M. “ GAULAGHER MUSIC CO. ? 18 E, Huron‘ St. FEderal 4-0566 for her waitress job back in his 7: £ *& eee ee ey ian led- funds to return to Nan- |he’ll furnish enough funds to get irid of me.” Duce testified that Young told CANDLELIGHT and. 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S E eae e Oe ‘THE PONTIAC PRESS. -PRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1958 eee ee. ee Oe De ee See ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ASA Re ne 152 yallons, the sav- SEESERS bg attributed to waste and leak- “Electronic Brain Per. person dropped! age. e See “]Flunks Out Fast i euitits Maid Drowns jin Actor’s Swim Pool HOLLYWOOD (AP) — Marlon). Brando's maid drowned in the ac-) — Work May Be Better Idea ' CHICAGO (UPI) *— Suitable vide may be more bene- 4 Killed, 1 Badly Hurt as Auto Rams Tree PACHAUG, Conn. (AP)—A car slammed into a tree with terrific t, the livestf fence Jeet iit taking Vv Stricken Airliner ion LONDON (AP) ‘— A DCIC of British Overseas Airways landed safely on three engines early to- day after turning back 45 minutes out.on a flight, to New Zork. Pas- tor’s swimming pool yesterday, | ficial than. rest and retirement for persons suffering severe ekg D : a oe Bat Brando's wife, actress Anna| heart disease, a N.Y ik telar lntees S : plan Pontiac's FIRST High School Experiment] kasnti, found the -body of Mrs. ‘be de Sissex colonies peraaer’ ne y ee critically. | er BOAC plane, . SE ii K Te for Assigning Classes /Hisaka Aizawa Milligan, 31, in the) would be considered unemployable, but whe were wine State police said the auto missed Sulfanilamide ign ‘iownd by an PUI -SERVE Has 2,000 in a Jam wpe sta ett shad ag patconatets in nee 25 bs, ee Austrian a * Writing in the current journal of the American Med- feal Assn., Slipyan said the physical condition of some of the bad heart workers actually improved after they began working. Miss Kashfi said she was in the house while Mrs, Milligan was swimming. The maid was just learning to swim, she said, Brando HARDWARE : LOUIS (AP) — A noble See eA ae ee oP aE ane pe eee re aerate ME : i chap taal UE tion—believed in the United States—has short- Ritchie, 18, Jewett City, ; SHOTGUN SHELL ! circuited St. Louis’ biggest high|¥@S not home, On the basis of his study, Slipyan suggested a possible x * * ; school. change in the medical rule that persons with severe heart Charles R. Avery, 25, broth * x« *& * 2-Year-Old Bread Wins | ‘disease require constant rest and retirement from work. John, was in poor’ condition Trop Load .......... $2.19 per aes foe of ieee ee eee ce A tl 2 OR 7 hospital Police aaid be Was ap cia pupil Beaumon , . me Most industries, he said, refuse to hire cardiac patients tly the driver. :Heavy Loads ....... .$2.69-per box assigned an electric|of bread 2 years old won a first! pecause of the fear of absenteeism and prdomesch pear ¢) caica! prize for baking for Streeter Blair, Margerine was first developed PTAC STAMP & STEN 0. | ; ” rere: 190 veatert But among the 19 persons studied, including three who - All Sizes 1” Furnace Filters Pa Poa — Fist Neadinird Comms Fake Raph we digrere | ‘bad suffered two heart attacks each, the low absenteeism” |°” * * banged amar tga aor 94 SOUTH CASS AVENUE : Ale 2s ents which classes to attend his orange loaf in 1956 and stored| tate “was remarkable” and there were no compensation (4 result of the Franco-Prussian) ©. FE ints claims, meee _ [tn 8 fares [FURNITURE and APPLIANCES GO in « | 8 ec ONE NS a a et crue ae Re war, ‘ 75 ~ Now Is the Time to Fix tia Youn Voennes’ tas + tthe Coming Winter Months ee ime | -BOADWAY-SHELL Hardware | ‘ange ade is FE 2-6506 | Budget Terms Available : Mon., Thurs., Sat. 8 to 8— | Apap Sto GFri. Ste 9 SPO a AMO A a he en ee Principal Walter Gammeter sai i owes SELL WHAT WE ADVERTISE © a : “Lazy Boy | as : © * -| a Y {.% , 1 Recliner Ghairs Wi) -trere eviseoty were errors on| | es 2 ae SN Lb aut : 4 1; RE SEQ ogg ge) ne LV fe A | : ian sigue he aeiiae ad filled out the punch cards| y : : 2 : the brain lives on. ee | = ; A a Decoretor visited. the school z i | a Table Lamps cin Sat | 1 oe $3.00 WE MUST CLEAN Dee = OUT IN A HURRY , "1 Mile East of Auburn Heights FURNITURE SALES Sertak Library 3345 Aubum Rd. (M-59) I. Draws Students 9-4 MON. thre SAT—FRI. “ul 9—FE 5-0041 jat U. of M. : at Your. Prices! OPEN EASY TERMS FRIDAY ‘TIL SMALL DELIVERY CHARGES ON SOME 10 P. M. ITEMS above the entrance to the "BUY THREE | rei=s are) | = ; FE =I t/ <2 VE EW E catered the building inthe six a os oe ee outside and inside, and its com. ened. For home use alone, pos -lversity libraries reported a culation of 537,175 during the ust. 58 academic year, This was a 10, per cent increase over the previous , year and a university record, 2nd Hydrogen Bomb| Dropped by Brifain LONDON (AP) — another the central Pacific yesterday. The bomb, equal to at least a million tons of TNT, was dropped from, a Vickers Valiant jet bomber. It was the second British H-. bomb explosion in two weeks and was announced shortly after the, United States and Britain agreed | to meet the Soviet Union in Ge-| neva Oct. 31 to seek agreement | on banning nuclear tests, ARTISTIC-SEALY-KENT-OOFF Y-TONK-KARPEN KROEHLER-SERTA-INTERNATIONAL | _ DAYSTROM-HOWARD-HARTSHORN BASSETT-THOMASVILLE Dangerous Guinea Pig HUNDREDS OF : SE ITEMS TO START YOUR SERVICE HIS EASY WAY Sitaad Be Returned ITEMS TOO DREXEL BUY THREE “Toke advantage ofthis | MCALLEN, Tex. (AP) — Ajj MENTION INCLUDED! 6-PC. PLACE GET FREE wonderful moneyaay- |Stinea pig taken from a labora-| : SETTINGS ing offerniow.Big épe. |tOrY here a few nights sg MOY LAM P no such a : 3 cavemen eat vidan Steer. BED ROOMS " : D Whi h id th im BUY SIX Hollow Handle Forged wat take elite oe teen | GUARANTEE : 6-PC. PLACE Knife, Fork, sue ilar —_ for experimental pur-) LIVI NG ROOMS ; TABLES $ dSalodFork. jiposes a that the new ower j : SETTINGS peene _— stands a good chance of infection. | We guarantee . re It was suggested that the new | : : 2 orrer |e ight wnat to leave: the! DI NI N G ROO S COST or PICTU R ES 1 in a box at th t Dr.| ; av apmmem) see es tent Corer + M BELOW COST vo remngmiesat of MATTRESSES ale it * CHAIRS are within 60. miles of each other) H H “ 3 LIMITED in California where Mt. Whitney) single term ~ - < rises 14,496 feet above. sea Meet . sold during this < > TIME and Death Valley sinks 276 feet : ‘ é : below it FIRE SALE! Pp LI, NC E ONLY USE OUR EASY BUDGET PAYMENT MIRACLE MILE 4 PLAN OR CONVENIENT LAYAWAY GIANT AUCTION TERMS OPEN | Sept. 26th 7:30 P.M \ ARRANGED FRIDAY "TIL Auction Bucks NO PHONE : : Pe 10 P.M. at All CALLS — as ' Miracle Mile Stores PLEASE SAT. TIL §. : : JEWELERS Start Saving Now! § a Aer ME en = i. “ 5:30 : “16 Wess Huron Street FE 2.0294 || : ae on - - is : 1 , " | " Ke : | . -\ ft / \ fy The Auxiliary to Fintiac Covered Hospital held © its dhnual Awards Tea at Pontiac Federat Savings and \ : ~~ Building Wednesday. Among those honored: | foes Says You _Try Food ie By. EMILY POST “Dear Mrs. Post: I would . very much appreciate your comment on the following ex- perience: I had friends of ours. to dinner and for the meat course served hot sliced they “tor tongue. It developed they had never tasted it but had an aversion even to trying it. ‘refuse to take & little taster™. $8sEF eee ge ag ERAS isi pifeee er HEERee za ci 7 z2 Mm “Dear Mrs. Post: When the + bride is coming down the aisle ‘after the wedding ceremony, is she supposed to look straight possibly _ she directly catch the eyes of . * someone. Fly to Churchill Fete LONDON (UPI) — Randolpif Churchil] and his 8-year-old daughter, Arabella, flew. to . Nice for today's celebration of the golden wedding anniver- ° sary of Sir Winston and Lady j Churchill. Olympic Trials Spur Party Plans BLOOMFIELD HILLS — Bloomfield Open Hunt will be "gay again next weekend when - riders from all points of the compass come to participate inthe National Amateur Olympie Trials. Many famous * horses will be shown by their owners. Mr. and Mrs, Irving A. Duffy -will-opéen their Manor road home and plan on over a hundred guests ors supper on Sept. 20. i, ‘vall colors: will, scodiiines in the decoratioris: and in the The Dutty’s son, Frank, is a member of the U.S. Eques- is Two of the hospital auxiliary mem- Bers to receive ry ao of apprecia- tion were Mrs. C. B. Steffey (left) of Answer: It would have been Woodbine drive and Mrs. Robert C. *Pohtiac Press Photes were (left to right) Mrs. Collis Scott of: Franklin _ boulevard, Laura M. Cobb of West Huron street and “TMrs. James St. Louis bd Watkins Lake. drive. . News of Bes Devens] Interest ’ Phillips Ir. (right) by Walled Lake, Presenting the award certificates was’ ie: Mrs. W illite Dean (center) “40 —— Make Trip Through Seaway - Mr. and Mrs. Donald B. - Hogue of Franklin are return- ing home today following a week’s cruise on the SS North reveals that an interesting cer- emony was held at Massina, N.Y., for the opening of the Long Sault Spillway Dam. * * * TR —_ at Orchard Lake are Mr. and Mrs. Gary .L.. Shore, former Rochester residents. #ic kw .& Home from a two-week va- x & Receiving a bachelor of sci- — ence degree in electrical engi- neering from Indiana Techni- re College; was Guy T. Reece. n of Mrs, Mattie Reece of Irwindale avenue. * * * Laurel Lee Ostberg, daugh- ter. of the Karl W, Ostbergs of Oneida road has enrolled . at Elkhart University in the trian Team which will be sent .to Chicago for the Pan Amieri- can Games in Chicago next year and to Rome in 1960. *x* « * _A dinner Friday evening will be given by Mr. and Mrs, Henry C, Johnson at their home on Quarton road. This affair will be in honor ‘ of Mr, and Mrs. Howard Har- rington who recently moved to Grosse Pointe from Bioom- field Hills. FALL FAIR PLANNED The Bloomfield Hills branch of the Wornan’ s National Farm Association will school of Medical and Dental Technique. * * * Walter 8, Brown, son of Mrs. Lucille M. Richardson of South ‘Josephine avenue, has enrolled in Johnson Bible College, Kim- berlin Heights, Tenn., for his senior year. * * * Area students receiving mas- - ter’s di at the end of the summer session at University of Michigan include Bernerd -D. Barach of Porttiac drive, George W. DeQuis of Motorway drive, Barbara J. Frank of Overridge drive, Wesley R. Maas of Maplewood avenue, Janet L. Simpson of Lancaster drive, David H. Freeman of | Waterford, Helen M. Gaferth E. Hartik Ward of East Bev- ‘erly avenue received a B.A. degree. * * * : Mr. and Mrs.. Allen. J.. Aus- tin (nee Marjorie Reddeman) of Waterford announce ‘the birth of a daughter, Diane Elizabeth, Sept. 4 at Pontiac General Hospital, Mrs, Milton’ Reddeman of . Oxbow Lake is the maternal . branch will meet at the home of Mrs. Leslie H. Green, + Gallandet leave Friday for Z Northampton, Mass. with their daughter, Andree, who will en- -ter Smith College. - Edson F. Gallaudet It will return to the University of. Michigan to continue his studiés which were interrupted ty two years of army service. Michele Gallaudet will go to’ ‘Salem, Va., to continue her le ee ee daca see nd paternal ere Mr. ea Mark. Frmsan Auotia of Lowell streq ~ ~ * Mrs.) Nellie Y¥ * yeceiving congratulations on the birth of a son Sept. 10 at ~ Pontiac General Hospital. Club Plans -Monday Luncheon Pontiac. Woman's Club, fall ‘activities will begin with a 12:30 p.m. luncheon Monday at Bethany Baptist Church, Mrs. E, J. Kemps of the Bir- mingham Woman's Club will present a book review “Apple in the Attic.” Reservations may be made with Mrs. M. E. Club members have earned funds for a nurses scholarship Madison PTSA Board Will Meet Plans for a dinner to be ~ held ‘Oct. 13 will be discussed . by the Madison Junior High ‘School: PTSA Board when the , ‘ -group meets at'7:30 p.m. Tues- setrsinacincisiata van haias i OTN Mrs. R, L. Bronoel (left) of Pioneer drive. and_ Mrs. Forrest R. Wood of South Tilden avenue ‘(second from right) were honored for their service as chair- man of High Fever Follies of 1957. New chairmen , Tea table arrangements were han- dled by Mrs. ‘Allan Denham of Oriole road, Mrs. Willard Beebe of - Tro- Don’t Lie for Married Don Juan—Abby quois road and Mrs, Anthony Cefai of Miami road (left to right). the committee was Mrs, A. ]. Zujko. This: Fellow Bowling for re By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN “DEAR ABBY:. I am a young man who 4 ried. Our office sapes FREE & He bE fae F fi if fs so ignorant and kept expect- ing her to call my mother at the last minute, but she nev- ‘er did. You can imagine how I felt the whole evening. Now I can’t even look her in the face because I am afraid I might say something terrible to her. My mother says to skip it. What would you have done? VERY HURT DEAR VERY: I would have asked ‘my husband to call his mother and request that your parents be invited to this par- ty. No point in crying over split milk. It's sour anyway. ; * *& “DEAR ABBY: Since I had my tonsils out-when I was four I have had my heart set on marrying a doctor. I thought of being & nurse but that's out E because I can't stand the sight of blood, Have you any sug- gestions?" MARCIA Bridal Shower Given is the daughter of Mr, and Mrs, Oscar Schumann of Dell- im and Mrs. John Such of New Kensington, Pa. The cou-. ple will speak their vows in St. John Lutheran Church Sat- “urday. * * * Guests attending were Mrs. Schumann, Mrs. Clifford Mc- Lean, Pat Sinith, Susan Ladd, Karen Barling, Shirley Suro- witz and Mrs, Richard Slade. k * + Others were Mrs, Jim Car- tier, Pat Ronan, Nicki Folsom, Barbara. Wilkinson, a Mair, Mrs, LeRoy Kelley, Car- élyn Hawn and Ann Combe, - \ts. Hill Hostess- - “t08 Queen Mary Unit | : ~ _ab-ing. Queen Mary Section of Needlework Guild opened - the season with a meeting. at the home of Mrs: Nelson Hill on | Draper avenue Thursday, ports on, knitting and sewing were given by Mrs. Alex Joss and Mrs. Harvie Little. drive and Mrs. John J. Sellman (oe) of Mohawk ; road. ‘Also on stop take the best job he can get —but nof until, , * ¥ * “DEAR ABBY: Will you please help us settle an argu- ment? Would you call playing - Dr. Ramos for LeBarget LeBaron PTA meeting wie held Thursday evening. Dr. Se- veriva Ramos of the Islands was speaker, Participating in the program were Dennis Greg- staff Mrs. Walter Hubner, PTA pres- ident, introduced officers and committee es | Have You Tried This? | Forget Calorie Counting : recipe for you readers. It is for a rich dessert that will set the “girls” to oh-ing and * * _A former -home. economist for: an appliance. company, Plans ate uhder way fox the | = Mrs, Conde is now a young: annual Ingathering, and re- homemaker.« She is president of her PEO chapter. Golf is . her sport. When You Eat Fudge Pie are ( fiir Pi left) “Mrs. Clyde Dearing of Oucioa*! ' | 1 4 : Sess cilia, Ucn Bead a a - Fred N. Pauli Co. pass eS | QMACHINE SHORTHAND) New Classes Are Being Organized for “MONDAY EVENING: Sept. 15 Bp “The son tastitute hes been receiving many Sacwtsis for this training. A: beginner's course under the instruction of a well- qualified, experienced instructor will be started Mon- day. Typewriting, English, or Bookkeeping may be included. i Our graduates of ‘this course are holding excellent posi- tions, some at reporting work, . The Business Institute 7 W. Lawrence Street Pontiac Phone FE 2-3551 - Call, Phone or Return This Advertisement for Information ae pee eee cg puled Silees «van cases deneevcteesssr cae * : Name a Ada VETERAN APPROVED | — 2 CHCLEC PLUG DISPENSER WHEEL | 4T AMAZ| VT Aj PRICE! ¥U NOTYPE & STENOGRAPH iS ing Pienm | workshop. _ into a ring of renewed beauty by having | it reset for her anniversary. The senti- ment of your gift will give her genuine pleasure — and you will add to the inherent value of her diamond. The cost is moderate—the transformation amazing! - » ~ Pontiac’s Oldest Jeweler ~ 28 W. Huron FE 2-7257 | "The Store Where Quality Counts” # 4 on the wall, Swing the wall and swing the left leg. @ “My brows and lashes are | very light. I am a blonde but | oxided.”" A. Use 9 light trown. eyebrow pencil on your feathery strokes and then yebrow hair at intervals, brows. Use light| . blend THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1958. A, If the skin of your neck is dry I would not use one. Instead do firming exercises and use cir-|— culation creams and also oily lub- ricating creams. " @. “I have unattractive brown . This mild hip and abdominal exercise can be done in the:limited space of a small apartment. Club Auxiliary Plans 3 Events Extension Group \Plans’for:Rally The Ogemaw road home of for the club's Christmas Mary K. Jann Married |to Theodore Wuggazer bell skirt and back bows with tails ’.Mary Katherine Jann was mar- ried Saturday evening to Duane/extending to the hemline. Her Theodore matching headband was encircled with ivy, and -she carried rubrum lilies in pink and red hues with ivy and pink sweetheart roses. quets identical to the honor ma- tron’s, For her daughter’s wedding, Mrs. Jann wore a sheath dress of rose embroidered peau de soie and shell pink and brown accessories. Her purse corsage was of pale pink .|cymbidium orchids. Mrs, Wuggazer wore a copper colored sheath of lace over peau de soie. Her ac- cessories were beige and copper, and she wore a purse corsage of brown cymbidium lilies. A reception was held in the Rahn of Philadelphia, Pa., were bridesmaids. x & &:;- The honor matron’s dress of dus- ty pink taffeta had a modified church social] hall, following which Traditional ... Specially Priced BLUE WILLOW DINNERWARE 40 PIECE SERVICE for 8 . Also Available in Open Stock Bright and bold in traditional good taste ... the pattern is underglazed for everlasting beauty. Completely dish washer and detergent-proof. the bride changed to a beige wool reside unti] next June. x *« * The bride attended Wittenberg College Students Feted at Party A final get-together for college- bound students was given by Clarice Graves Saturday at her home on Dick avenue. - : Guests included. Sandy. Sommer- ville, Ann Hamilton, Dick Hatha- way, Elizabeth Gregory, Donna Chilvers, David Davies, Karen Bowman, William DeBeaubien, Judy Elwell, Diane Haragal, Barry Church, Larry Sampson, Judy Lauckner, Terry Ball, Sophia Skin- ner, Alan Higgins, Kathie Gaines, Dave Holt and Bod Thompson. Hips to Reduce Them month’s winners, Omega Mu Sigma '- Has Gift Exchange — Cherokee road Tuesday evening. Mrs, .William Woodruff were last Mrs. James Newbigging was re- ceived'as a new member, and Mrs. Frank Reichert and Linda Stratton wére selected as captains of two teams. The teams will compete for weight loss in a six,week contest. . Mrs. Frank Lamie, president, ap- pointed Mrs. Wava Forker chair- man of a committee to plan for the annual banquet to be held Nov 4. The first meeting of Omega Mu Sigma Sorority was held at the home of Mrs. Merrill Petrie on Plans were made for a demon- stration, which will be held at the home of Mrs, L. B. Livingston on Woodbine avenue Sept, -23. Secret! pals were revealed and gifts ex- COSMETIC STUDIO Come In for a Free MERLE NORMAN: -» Demonstration! 112 W. Huron —_- FE 2-4010 A. So far as I know no one ee knows what causes this. You can 2 ice dncdings cover it up with make-up, ‘ Wy a SAV pads?” es >: x , A. I'suppose you mean the little| > me ee cotton pads whieh you.dip in ice] : | | water and then place on top of > the closed eyes. This is most rest-| w? ful when the eyes are tired or in 4 en hot weather or after a hard day.) > ; : Q. “Lam 50 years old. 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OR 3-1894 Waterf ord ) ’ " : \ > - ) \ q “3 f . 4 You'll Enjoy Shopping at Gentry’s | COLONIAL FURNITURE TO ADD CHARM TO YOUR HOME Here is Colonial designed to meet today’s trends without losing that home comfort- able appearance. An interesting and very comfortable small sofa (73 inches long), foam rubber, cushions with coil spring base. High back (34 inches) foam rubber cushions. For that “not too large’ home. . “Also in 85” Length ‘and Sectional Pieces ; | Many Covers to Select From—Prints -- Tweéds -- Textured and Plain Fabrics - DRAYTON HOME FURNISHINGS 4479 Dixie Open Friday Night ‘til 9 OR 3-2300 os : ; ° ~ ~ \ « iy ¢4- map pt? THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1958 Jill Maneck Honored wil Maneck. bride-clect of David Ligon, was honored Wednesday| - evening at a shower given by De- lores‘ Price at her home in East Detroit. The couple will be married Sept. in the First Methodist Church Birmingham. Parents of the bride-elect are Mr. and Mrs. Wil- liam Maneck of Middlebelt road. Maneck, Wisi Nmacks'vea Mees Lena Thomas, \A rehearsal dinner at The Vine- parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Ligon of Bloomfield Hills. Mrs. Vernon Ridley gave a re- cent shower for the bride-elect at her home on Middlebelt road, with Attend ina weer wink 11 guests attending, By ‘MURIEL LAWEENCE Mrs, B. writes, “Four years ago when my only child was three years old, I was divorced from his father, But I did not tell him this until recently, always speaking about his father -nicely. Now he’s suddenly psig 2a bedtime fears of nightmares and ghosts, As I wok, we live with my parents who are very good to him... ing her child of her divorce? . Was she ashamed to tell him? Did she hate confessing that she had deprived him of 4 “normal” home by choosing the wrong man for his father The besetting problem of all di- Why has Mrs, B. postponed tell-| drep. i Did the Best | Could’ Will Free You vapeed‘ginaite'ts tasks solute sense of, guilt‘toward their chil- If Mrs, B. told the truth to her son apologetically; he might indeed respond with bedtime fears, For she was presenting herself to him as a bad mother who had injured him, and so invited him to expect Mrs. Robert Carlton of Farming- ton, Mrs. Forrest Foster of Bir- mingham, Mrs. Richard Rapa- port, Mrs. Richard Toma, Mrs. ‘ Anna Germaine and Mrs, George Peck, all of Detroit. Also attending were Mrs, William Magic Beauty! *“NU-FACE” No discomfort! Face lifting and peel. Cosmetic and beauty ad- viser to Hollywood stars for 4b years. Stockholm Graduate Specialist CAROLYN NILSON Fine Cosmetics Salon 771 E. Maple, B'ham Phone MI 6-7373 Mail Orders on Request Permanents Former Pontiac residents Mr. and Mrs. Stanley E. Pace.and their children, Darwin and Sherrie, are shown in their stateroom aboard ship at the Port of ‘New Orleans as they embark for Brazil. The fam- more injury at her hands. Nat- {need to reach. : . ot the hame ot Mrs, Caen: Dorcas Class Meets as. oes — to see how unreasonable it|i Se long as we're content secretly believe ourselves parents, children give us ful time, They fiercely resent self-depreciation and will eal li Es and cherish for a lifetime * This is a point that Mrs. B. may To reach it she may require. someone to help her. Not those par- ents who are so ‘‘good” to her little LEONARD'S" _ % Assured Satisfaction 20 North Perry Street (Corner of Lawrence) ily will reside in Sao Paulo, Brazil, where’ Mr. Pace is associated with General Motors. AT A LOW, LOW PRICE! All work done by senior “students under super vision of instructor. Phone FE 4-1854 Closed All Day W ednesday Call Miss Wilson Today for Information PONTIAC TMrs.-Allen to Head Janette Geiger Circle Mrs. Archie Allen is chairman of Janette Geiger Circle of WSCS of Central Methodist Church. Assisting are Mrs. A. Murray White, vice chairman; Mrs. W. E. Blynn, secretary, and Mrs. N. A. Stroupe, treasurer. Sept. 17 Meeting Set for Whitfield PTA Daniel Whitfield School's PTA executive board held the first meeting of the season Monday at the home of Mrs, Jack King on East Hammond Lake road. Programs for ensuing PTA meet- BEAUTY COLLEGE ings were discussed including a 161 East Huron get-acquainted meeting to be held Behind Kresge's, 2nd Floor = i/Sept. 17. The annual school fair will be held Oct. 17. EVERYTHING FOR THE HORSE and RIDER... and SQUARE DANCERS “It it's Western. we have it” B-Bar-B Western _ upply - 315-17 Main St. Rochester By RUTH campuses, here’s a problem A mother writes: at school who will also be a lowance and the boy’s par-* ents increased his. ’ “He has already talked it over with his parents and they said it was up to us. If we were willing to pay half of the young couple's they would pay half “My husband and I heve talked whether we should tell our daugh- ter they will have to wait to marry until they can support themselves. We’ would like your opinion on this question.” I can't give an opinion on this matter as it affects your daughter PARAMOUNT BEAUTY SCHOOL 11% S. Saginaw, Eagle Theater Bidg., Pontiac, Mich. Enrollments Available in Day or Evening Classes Write, phone or call in person for Free Pamphlet. PHONE FEDERAL 4-2352 because I don’t know either the girl, the young man or either set ‘of parents. Such a plan might work out well for one young couple and give another young couple the idea that their parents will always be there to fall back on. This isa matter the six of living expenses it over and we aren't sure whether we should agree to the plan or Subsidized Marriage May Not Be Right MILLETT With married students no longer a rarity on college that must arise fairly often. “My daughter, who finished her freshman year in college, is engaged to a boy she met sophomore this fall. “My daughter tells me that they want to be married and figure they could manage it if we increased her al- you will have to decide for your- selves. But I will say this — I don’t think you have any réspon- sibility for subsidizing a mar- riage between two young people who have three years of sc ing still ahead of them. Having to wait a while to be couple who are really in love. And a marriage, supported by parents, isn’t really a complete marriage. It is a marriage that doesn’t young couple. A few years of having a marriage without respon- sibility might not be the best prep- aration for the years ahead when responsibilities will be great. * * * After consideration you may de- cide that in this particular case you think ae subsidized marriage work out all right. If you do, that’s fine. But at least these are points that should be considered. married never hurt any young/ence of demand much responsibility of the| == Homemakers Plan Rally Day at CAI The first meeting of the year was held by the Professional Homemak- home of Mrs. H. James Elliott on Sashabaw road. Movies of the group’s Hawaiian luau were shown by Mrs. Thomas Ss. Plans were made for the group to attend Rally Day Sept. 18 at the Waterford CAI building, and a workshop Oct. 11 at West — field High School. Soroptimists Hear Candidate Mrs, ident; Mrs. Raymond Swackham- mer and Mrs, Richard Paschke. Contact Lenses VISION . DR. B. BERMAN | Optometrist i? N. 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OR 3-4109 feter Sepe Mle ee ee ee See er, PR oe Oe ee OMe gh ee Sep et Poe een Se Se ee eS a ee ee ee ey ee ee 2S ee eee ee ee ee ee er ee THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1958 es GEORGE’S-NEWPORT'S --- Be ‘aie ir. we wes yrs Bank Position’ [Hal Boyle Finds: ‘<= 2 World Peace Is Security to Today’s Youth . “The younger generation nowjof the student leaders who ap-; To her knowledge not one of the “money, and securi-|is also interested. in security, But peared on her program. 1,000-plus student leaders has be- ’ to it a real world peace, not mon-| “They .are doing terrifically;come an adult delinquent. None ey, stands for security. well,” she said. “A number arejhas been arrested for forging a “We had to learn to be inter-jtaking active roles in _political|/check, holding up a bank, or brib- nationalists. The young people of |parties. ing @ mayor. today born into a world) “The White House has two of * * without boundaries—and are at|our kids. Two more are in the vice} “Some have run for Congress president’s office, The State De-jand got beat,” admitted Miss x «*« * partment has six. Fourteen are|Hagy, ‘‘And if losing is a form of “They are often more interested|working as administrative or leg-|delinquency, I guess these. are our than national|islative assistants to senators.” ‘only delinquents.’ : in international problems, Hopes for peace which wine" nme atc Parents Seek to Expel |chairman “Na t , - ae. roe and producer-moderator of Wed High School Gi rl . i Since 1952. more than 1,000 stu- MIDLAND PARK, N.J. (AP)—jasked the Board of Education to J§\ dent leaders have appeared on the/Do marriage and high school mix?|expel the girl or at least bar her scientific from ! f xclusive With Us \* ¥ oe ~ * wey | | Porn Rhine ber Bare Age Spa a ek * : 3 1 , “e 2 , | 5 5 a 2 The in the SELF-SERVE RECORD * 0 pertinent and probing the ce-|Can't pal por igs steppe Biv ow pheqeetembeedge on DEPARTMENT * But a group of parents in this|the high school was opened two kK ¥ tormer Philadel:|C™™unity of 6,500 feel the mix-|years ago, is ‘awaiting. a 3 e wo Se Fe. #, Soper ei iq] ure $2 © dangerons one. , They've lcpénion, trons: Borough Atty John | m ” : | tod ae : Meanwhile Hope keeps going to Complete Line. of sf é6 gia Stockbroker, became interested), », 4 4 school every day, and the parents. A | net ws vos Virginia School |x. The storm broke without warn- ee or deen : nig ie: ing Tuesday night, when about 30 “ad TAPS! MM? Poe Closed by Court xscees, tier i in school. linquent, silen . _ oe pers e : . a. victim of too much! Federal Order to Admit! us. daughters came home the 3 She doubts that sch general| 22 Negroes Brings On fret -day and. talleed. of nothing Laren SA +. jelse,"’ one mother complained, _ Classical, Pops, Top Ten D [accusations any longer have much! Temporary Suspension [“"“ies the ‘number one topic i ~ by DECCA, CAPITOL, { jyouth today is largely idealistic — oa py ee | ited in good government,| _RICHMOND,.Va. (AP)—Warren| Hope, queen of the junior prom willing County’s only high school closes|last spring, is head cheerleader | and to take on civic Te-| + the end of classes today aa the|and active in a number of schobl| COLUMBIA, LONDON, Sveun 5 ates. ALL DOLLAR DAY SPECIALS in Thurs. Pontiac Press 4. ~ - RCA Victor, KING ‘. “ow direct result of a federal court ——— In addition, the! - : , 107, elc. “Kids are afraid of being-called order that the white school admit/pretty brunette works as a part- 6 9 s s ne square," she remarked, “The| 2 Neeroes. time mode. 1 New “Four-Way” Poplin Coat e » ] : ~ & ghost ncumeed Pal oaee re Hope ts al = a tee eclghe ts W W y ; > . equally as the athlete or “temporary suspen-| Hope ways in the limelight a big wheel on the campus,|sion” of the school at Front Royal|School and said they fear other ont as inter Coat, Raincoat, or ; _ lyesterday. The board said the Ne-|girls may follow her example and Car-Coat Changeable as Weather! - a general|groes would be enrolled Saturday|get married. i of the couri-/ and Monday, Under Virginia law, x * * * : on, It’s no|the assignment or enrollment of| In asking for a legal opinion, : student, It's|@ny Negro pupil in a white school/ Board President Fred E, dePlan- 4 is more of /@utomatically closes that school. |que noted that state law provides |. . college stu-| The school officials came tojfree public education to all per- § litical lead-| Richmond to talk over their prob-|sons from 5 to 20 years of age,|— Charge It 2 lem with Gov, J. Lincsay Almond/|without mentioning anything about Mh conde ry, hg por _— — - -— a - With a quick zip you change this coat to sult the weather. : : was ae Waet action; spe , was hot pres-/ Water, cold resistant, Bal tyle . . . bei ly... ; : Pee me - 5 might come from the meeting, (ent at the meeting, denied discus- 8 an ° Ga cna sear pee supoly belon ony —_— a ae ‘e. a erg Rage has carefully fol-| At a news conference Almond/|Sing her married life with other ‘ . budding career of most | hinted — without further explana-|Students and added: ‘When I'm ” pees Oe hinted — without further explana: [students and paved: “When OTHER RAIN ‘N’ SHINE COATS $11 TO $25 eee other plan that could keep schools|4nd at home | act like a house- se Se oe ~ from either being integrated or| Wife.” es , . a The girl oak ee th with " 2 F | * e g¢ e mon Get /riple [ncurance... Esse Repeat ofa Sell Out |S = a . on em | w long the schoo] at a van worker, They were subse- 4 | Front Royal would be suspended, ; but he expected a formal closing|MeMtly remarried at the Wyckoff 99 z pecan aap tiaada tE ET | order from: the state by Monday.|®eformed Church and now live at . SBR oe e | ‘The school board has not con-|*e Skinners’ home. . : ; a st “Ey sidered or discussed the possibility) Harold A. Skinner, father of the = Ss \ ; ; of asking Almond to allow the |Dride and a member of the board, CARDIGANS a ‘ school to operate on an integrated |*4id other parents are simply jeal- p. basis without state funds, he said,|©¥S of Hope's looks and achieve- 2 * ff He knew of no plans anywhere in| ™€nts. ¥ the county to establish a private : school system for the pupils in- volved. : = Under Tractor I | OTSEGO #® — John B. Hippen-; steele, 47, was killed Thursday in )a tractor mishap on his farm near} Otsego. Alelgan County Undersher- Say “Charge It" So tremendous was your response to this terrific buy of Reg. 4.90 sweaters that we rushed In an- ' 5 : ; \iff Robert Whitcomb said Hippen- . | steele was crushed by the vehicle ON SALE en Ut oats = ' PU R | when it overturned while he was TONIGHT, praalt pogeny 8 t pulling drag equipment up a hill. SATURDAY | : eer te , 4% Every WKC Diamond is NOTARY | To Quit Manistique Post 7] Ship ‘x’ Shore $900 ], sonben, cerririen PERFECT ond MARI Ciena yo sold with a written guorantee ‘ermore, Manistique city manager (Se 4 pede | since 1953, will retire Nov. 1. Liv- ,ermore, now 64, was street superin- — here six years before be- coming manager. 74 N. SAGINAW ST. will allow you full purchase price on a WKC Diamond anytime in exchange for a larger diamond. 3 30-Day MONEY BACK GUARANTEE! e . 2 100% TRADE-IN ALLOWANCE! 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NO MONEY DOWN 2 YEARS TO PAY! : Samora se *175 16 “Blue-White” 5 he's Massi : 2 ¢ Massive $95 Diamond: Set 325 Sport Shirts 1.99 SALE! £4 Reg. $24.99 Phone Eman = Suburbans OPEN FRIDAY — FEderal | See 14” fant ei eali4 \ mm| 74. NO. SAGINAW ST. 9 108 NORTH SAGINAW ee) We Give Holden Red Stan 10 Beautiful $4 Diamond. Pair $150 14 Clisteni A ing 5260 Fe) iy sizes 36 to 46, ls Your High School Bo Represented in the Press? _THE PONTIAC PRESS | yes OF ie ry Watch for School News € Each Friday’ Faupay, SEPTEMBER 12, 1958 é - PONTIAC, M ae ar Pontiac Central Pupils Welcome Exchange Student From France By JOANNE Woop weeks of school this fal) at Pontiac Ceggal High Schoo! ie tm meet « WELCOME FRENCH STUDENT — Pontiac Central High School’s first exchange student, ~ _, Jacqueline Baron, (left) of Rouen, France, is greeted by Rosalie Lake (right) of 650 Lake Angelus Shores. The American Fyid Service certain senior . . Nia _atirSilnen agepag don. Pad . the first ex- One of the musts of the first few| Change” student in the school’s ry. makin will live with the Dr. Jerome Finks at 9 Ottawa Dr., while she attends school this year. Sherry Fink, (center) Jacqueline’s new adopted . sister, is making sure the French girl is getting ’ acquainted with her fellow students. queline Baron, and she’s from Rouen, France. Since she will attend Central throughout the school year, Jae- Pontiac Press Photo PNH Is Streamlined Factory of Learning rangements; Iama C. Hook, school * abroad to spend the 1959 summer part of this exchange program. DRIVE OPENS MONDAY queline is living with Sherry Fink, her new American sister, and her parents, Dr. and Mrs. Jerome Fink of 9 Ottawa Dr. Preparations for the August 24 arrival of the American Field Service students were made by a committee under the chairmanship ae | Meet 4 Times a Week of the Rev. Galen E. Hershey. afternoon fo x * * Y hop to be held tonight in the parish Other committee members were: hall. Mrs. Alfred Rothweiler, home ar- x * *& relationships and Mrs. Paul Gor- man, publicity. A PCH teenager will be sent with some European family as .a The Student Union membership drive. will open Monday. This year’s goal is set for 73 per cent of the total enrollment of 1600). members, w 7 7s Student Union -sponsored by faculty this year. oe Sister Donald McMillen, is an organiza- Ann Dolores and Sister Rosurtha. tion which any student may be- The language de: ent has also long. Their object is to cut down been expanded .to include four the individual expense on basket-|: ’ : : % years of Latin and. two of French, ball and football games. DANCE PLANNERS — Making final plans Pontiac Piess Phote * +. The student is guaranteed the year book; a Quiver, 15 Toma- hawks, the newspaper; and two pay assemblies which only Stu- dent Union members may at- for tonight’s “School House Rock,” held at the ~ Waterford Township High School men: Lanny Younger of 4260 Elizabeth Lake Rd., Sandra MacAbee of 1048 Orchid = and Barbara are. committee- tend. Membership cost is $6.50. The Student Union staff for this year consists of 26., Those mem- bers returning are: Lynn Ander- son, Sue Steinbaugh, Kay Hamil- ton, Kathy Hunter, Val Vasbinder, Gloria Guenther, and Char Osmun. Others are Judy Castell, Donna Gravely, Barb Strang, and Latry Flood. * * i New staff members are ‘Alma Hodge, Mary Aughenbaugh, Mari- lyn McClintock, Mike Nosanchuk, This summer the cheer leaders Karen Miller Leads Lake Orion Scholars president of the National Honor So- ciety at Lake Orion Community ‘| High School. Karen Miller has been elected x * * Other Officers ‘elected this Judy Cudnohufsky, youth center H old ‘School By JEAN REXFORD “School House Rock,” a disc jockey back to school dance,- will Waterford Township High School tonight. Cole, 3674 Lincolnshire St. Seated left to right are: Cecilia Roberts ef 1950 Crescent Lake Rd., derson of 3769 Lincolnshire St. at Waterford High Tonight Lois Pety and) Mary Tsekery, || both art; John Fear, football and| ; be held-in the gymnasium of the|/=nglish of 1173 Alhi St. and Karen An- House Rock’ driver education and Robin Thoral, An orientation assembly ‘will be held Tuesday to introduce the faculty and student council mem Dress Is Casual. dents will have the opportunity to teria. J Orcinitn Pep Club at St. Michael’ S High Sam Hartman, Ann Donaldson, were Douglas ‘Black, vice The dance, sponsored by the rusne five away games scheduled. Gail Gibson, Bonnie Marlowe and| president; Beth Woodward, see- | student council, will be from 8 the ch o Mary Wood. retary; Elaine Urban, treasurer; | to 11 p.m. Karen’ Anderson is cheerleaders 4 sppnsored By ANN ESS MORROW lights have gone modern for of cafeteria could:be a tailored Bonni & to raise funds for their project. A’ whol Id of ne bulbs have lost their plumptiess, | ballroom. Until it opens, however,| Yee genic depenipdies radeot count - Mt ga t W. Bl fitted | Zee ter classes pave whole world of eWNeSS| in electricity in tubes long and |the students bring lunches and eat velop a better squad and make | ley, representa- Sandy MacAbee, aie | 4 ‘ oom 1é: added to the school curriculum. Stretched out this week as Pontiac shapeless, like the styles in jright in their fourth hour-class-| "°¥ cheers. ’ tive, Barbara March, decorations; D & . ht They are music arts and choral Northern High School opened its! chemise. room with the teacher. Sandwiches} They sent two members of their} Handbooks containing 17 pages|Lanny Younger, concessions; Ce- ance onign ’ | elasses. doors for the first time . . . new school, new classes, new faculty, Everywhere at Northern there's brightness with corridors of glass have been foreed to turn down a horde of record Duke Ellington's fans asking for latest LP, due to a slight case of . =< by Dick Saunders In the past two weeks Pontiac area record shops FIVE ACES: A wild melee this week for the top spot makes the choice difficult. We'll have to call it a dead heat between “Nel Blu Di Pinto Di Blu’ by Domenico Modugno and “It's All in the Game”. by Tommy Edwards. x * * , Second in sales is ‘Rockin’ Rob- in,” by Bobby Day. Third spot and milk are available for those who wish to buy. equipped with book shelves and storage space, and right within this work area, the department head has his convenient office. The main offices are, easily. ac- cessible, and so located as to com- mand a singular view of all ad- jacent rooms. They are. banked now with welcoming floral tributes. Nearby, the counselors’ offices are fronted with deep-color doors, which open invitingly for help with — and with scheduling. The homeroom period is being put back once. again into the high team to Camp All-American in Hartland. They were Jeanne Jim MacIntosh, vice president; Santhy Annas, erage Jeanne} practicing for next Friday’s game, Johnson, treasurer and Char -Os- mun and Tom Shordi, librarians. of school rules were given to each president of the A Capella Choir|Beth Woodward, Barbar& Bowers, |. this semester. Other officers are|Karen Green, Mary Fisher and By LINDA BELLOWS Casual dress will be the attire Misses Vantine, Uloth Join Brandon Team By DORIS GIRDLEY Two: new cheerleaders have | School senior varsity squad tderating by bea er goes to “Bird Dog” and “Devoted|school program. At Central thejfall. They are Gwen Vantine and| New — * * , To You,” the Everly Brothers’ disc|homerooms are comprised of boys|Kay Uloth. — * “Black, meee and Beige” (Co-|selling- on both sides. Fourth is|and girls of the same grade and Other gris returning onthe team] Mobilheat lumbia ~ CL-1162), on which the/«Tears On My Pillow” by The Im-|same curriculum; at Northern, of Duke teams with Mahalia Jack- son, has surpassed all sales ex- péctations, according to a spokes- man at Columbia’s Detroit- offices. ° * * * THE JAZZ NEST: The fire and enthusiasm of young blood:in jazz a team of veteran musicians, These men “feel”? their musical all the way and play with the understand- ing and authority derived from long years of experience. — Waterford to Debate British School System “Resolved: f perial’. In fifth is “You Cheated” by ‘The Shields, are Wanda Zuehlk, Judy prea Piteen the same. grade, but different curricula. Janet Rader, ond. 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Crest’s high DOOR AWNING nis = ed | you ouiniedt phen ees or —='sau | Ready for Delivery Today! || It is an en that offers su- $1495 T 5 5 FOOT . » @ You'll be thankful ea y or e ivery fe | ay . perb relaxed and swinging dixie by | : dere : M WEATIN WAC Schedule 7 (le Classes at St. Fred’s; oan eee See ‘new student-body. . . . & One-floor building where| CENTRALIZE ROOMS . es ee = first week of school, N early 1,700 ats of the: West Bloomfield Township ere three’ new teachers, | In awery way this factory of |Windows stretch themselves into) One of the special features is the oe outstanding girls <5 ene recor , of grade “40 pe Sant 2 Mary ‘ge of St, Rita's, De- F is streamlined to | Walls. building of each of the various| 6 ‘op det ix Oot Ge For tol Octeber 3 bux been eet an the] throagh ° cheat a Sonnet they attend Gridiron Hop.| i tae a modern education, meeting |. Without its multitude of tubular-/units around a court, instead of iN) ing such outstanding participants] date for the homecoming festivi- ganized tied day last week. * by the! ss “Angustine’s, Kalamazoo needs and facilitating the learn- (legged, red_plastic-backed chairs|a straight line. This entails much! y.anne and Karen each received - Instead of the previous seven; John. ing process. Even Northern’s and gonvenient tables, the acreage} more walking on the shiny tiled| toonies . fies when. Lake: Ques. Sites SN ee ay there are. now’ six. ; adjacent to others in the Sati ot offigers. thid sumer. They are| this with other ‘club repre-|tom 55 to 25 minutes. i Dise Data and Chatter ox 4 6 Jeamhe Johmeon, president; Isabel to plan floats, conces-| Marcia. Cameron has bee: Hach wilt, elso, has its own|28¥n, secretary and Joanne Wood, | sions and the election of a queen elected president of the Thespian : faculty casen fer leeeoh prepara- ———— “ x *« * Troupe 995 this semester. Other : Music in the Round ice sme te] nafen an fon eee] Cees Peay Chere, Jane, vi e a continuous work-counter, Wii tcchneret aia fone Wieee bilheat_ features of the British system of| education” is the _resolution to} be debated this year by the/ members of the Debate Club, / They include: Bob Cooper, Jean/ Rexford, Dave Wilson, Joni Whit-| temore, Carol Saul and ‘Lanny j Younger. . -_* *® ®& | Other are Avlene Bulter, Pegzy Ballard, John Teeuwissen, Tim] _— and. Harry ‘Nicholie. NO MONEY DOWN — -LONG TERM FINANCING “EL &.V AWNING and WINDOW CO. PHONE FE 5-2102 | DICKIE LUMBER C0. 2495 ORCHARD LAKE AVENUE | 63 W. MONTCALM ee & a, i aes Msi < 4 \ < , & F y i P te : a a Oe ; i ' ; J fd j i THE ‘PONTIAC. PRESS, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER, 12, 1958 po Pe a Ae ose Kocsis ‘ayoed in U.S. Amat el ek ae Meet Eagles Saturday Night : . War d Another \Bears After 5th Win'sVieim ve ustan wie amg Of Match Play Gene Woodward of Detroit ‘card- ed a %4-35—69 in‘ the opening round of the $20,000 Denver Open}. Centennial Golf Tournament. The score placed him among the top twenty first-day finishers. (2-1) vs.. Philadelphia (1-3) at *.& ® By Roval Oak’s Frank The Chicago Bears seek their Okla.,, and Green Bay/a West Coast highlight even on tae back at erohe where Om Stiermece quarterfinals, Ging, eit Seve teed He tied the with a ee be sale will con-| fan Michigan State game — then|later ly conspiring to fix a race at gg ay ello tae: peered skippe ST eee ae Hse oes — es ee ee fucther action ageinst’ them by| tying out sothe new wrinkles — | the front nine in 33 strokes and |"ir Chico hasn't shown Sawyer|and counted the winning run on ue eo: local * |Orioles and Pontiac's the Sullivan County District At-| 24 of course Dave Middleton | grabbed’a 4 up lead at the turn. ~—|nave Philley’s pinch single for a : ta aig teenth: tatters tt 06 , x hasn’t been with us very much.” | He never let up and finally three-run eighth inning that beat “team will be honored at a ban- ee ee en . Chuck Ocrtel, the first Pontiac Charles Wingate and Harry think of them, the Lions are a rful’” said K hed- “quet Saturday at 7 p.m, at the | "5 of the game. resident to make the Majors In |Burright were suspended indefi-|said to be no better than second) “He was wonderful, oc. .| It was the only game sched- _KC hall. Detroit Piston center | This means that fans in Kalama. several years, will be at Briggs by New York/or third in material in the western|sis, “there was nothing I could uled in the National League. “Phil Jordon will be a ghest at zoo, Jackson, Bay City, Flint, Lans- State Harness Racing Commis-| division, This was the case last/do. is Fernandez, who never will let “the affair, Team star Hal Trott | ing, Saginaw and other outstate| Stadium with the Baltimore Or |-.. George P. Monaghan, The|year when the General opinion x* * * the Dodgers forget they didn’t Swill recetve a trophy for heing | cities could see the game on pay-| eles for a two-game series charged Wingate|around the National Football} Ward also was an upset victim want him, singled for the Phils “named the most valuable player |TV. against the Tigers tonight and |and Burright witli fixing the sec-|League was that the Balimore | to collegian first hit in the third inning off “In the state tournament, _ ey QR 2... Saturday afternoon. The outfield- | ond race at the newly constructed|Colts, San Francisco 49ers: and|Ward Wettlaufer in the morning Johnny Podres. His eighth-inning z e *' kS ‘The national TV commitee de-| er has been used mostly as a | Monticello track Sept. 5. Los Angeles Rams had morejround, 3-2. | hit knocked Podres out of the * Toe Blake had signed a new one-| cided that since the game was:a| pinch-hitter since being pur-| Wingate allegedly took his horse/ talented , personnel. A rawhide-tough ex-champion, game and hung a 13-13 re 3 contract with the Montreal | sellout anyway there would be no| chased from Louisville Aug. 31. {to the outside and permitted Bur-| It is known the Detroit coaches|two surprised collegians and a the southpaw, who has won : He has piloted the/point . : He was second in batting in the |right, driving Rip Man, to gojfeel the Chicago Bears, the Colts|virtual unknown today battled in one of 10 decisions on the roa , ts tates setatlet we eo American Association at. the [through on the rail and win. Rip|and the 49ers have great personnel |the 36-hole semifinal. round of the se * Stanley Cups. _ | MSU spokesman said that, de-|.fime of the promotion. Man paid $10.50 for $2.. Jand a solid title chance in 1958. (58th annual tournament. Dick Farrell (8-9) won it with two innings of perfect relief after Bob Conley, making his major league debut, was lifted for. a pinch-hitter in the seventh. Con- ley gave up six hits; but didn't walk a man, Foote, a junior at UCLA, met Aaron. Texan Billy Maxwell won it that year. In the other semi, two 34-year- olds ‘dueled — Charlie Coe of Okla- homa City who won the national title in 1949 and Roger McManus of Cincinnati who says he hopes he’s a better salesman than a golfer. This quarter, with a distinct southern flavor — McManus was born in South Carolina — survived from the original field of 200 who started over the Olympic Country Club’s Lake course on Monday. AP Wirephote ILL — Ed Walsh, 77,. member of baseball's hal] of fame was placed in an oxygen tent yester- day ‘ and was failing rapidly today in a Fort Lauderdale, Fla., hospital. He pitched for the White Sox from 1904 to 1916 and finished his career with the Boston Braves. Weightlifters MIRE ie em Ae eg e 3 For both Foote and Aaron, this is . tot Lost Pet. Behind é the first time in the U. S. Amateur. New York ...... : Aaron ousted exttitlist Dick| eR F Chapman and 1956 Kocsis in yes- eee a a an 14! » fe terday’s two rounds. Chapman in 0 m Baltimore ......66 4 < 3 went out 3and2. + Waking! 90 tae” Gn Me ¢ McManus dropped putts of 25 __ Yesterday's Results: ‘ feet at the second hole, 10 on | STOCKHOLM ® — The Ameri-| Washington J. Detroit 6 can weightlifting team for the 1958 world championships has been training hard since its arrival in Stockholm last Monday. Friday their toughest competitors, the Rus- 13, 15 on 15 and 35 at 16 in elim- inating Wettlaufer, who earlier had ousted two-time champion Ward. Coe eliminated two collegians yesterday. He equalled par 70 for the hilly course to oust San Jose State’s Dan Morgan, and then Only games scheduled. TODAY'S GAMES ] Eastern Standard Time — at ———— 7 p.m.—Bowsfield i New York, at Chicago, 8 p.m.—Turley Sore, are ‘eee, Baltimore st. Dett oft 18 p.m.—Wilhelm BS more # is — dened Deli “thats “i Waking or mamas City, 9 f | t) nsas . Ram 4-13 Herbert 6-7. Americans count as favorites. Tom- ake a * LEISURE HOUR-U.S.A. Day's end...a Nation relaxes and enjoys its favorite—7 Crown d ® / This is the hour that soothes a day of hasty words, hurried steps, urgént after- . —- _ thoughts. It is the time for the sociable drink or two that so sensibly introduces the | * — eyening’s earned and longed-for leisure. It is a calm and special hour, and across a vast and dusk-lit land 7 Crown is its universal spirit. Say Seagram's and be Sure OF THE FIRST AND FINEST AMERICAN WHISKEY fe, “BLENDED WHISKEY. 06 Proc’. ci Geum mcuTRAL SP)R/7S. SCAGRAM-DISTILLERS COMPANY, HEA YORK CATY, y e ~t [> i . {on the 9th and 10th for birdies that Deane Beman of the University of Maryland, each 1 up. Beman beat 55-year-old Johnny Dawson 3 and 1 in the morning. Foote eliminated Don Bispling-' hoff of Winter Park, Fila., 2 and 1,/ and then downed Taylor, last year’s runner-up, 4 and 3. He successive putts of 40 feet on the 7th and 8th and 20 each my Kono and Isaac Berger are in top shape and the new heavy- weight, Dave Ashman, has con- vinced the Swedes that he will be a world record holder, Berger is a featherweight from Brooklyn, Kono is a lightheavy from Sacra- mento, Calif. The odds now are that the Amer- ican team will take four titles while the Russians get hold of clinched the match. three, MILWAUKEE (AP)—If bosses of the St. Louis Cardinals don’t hurry up and publicly fire Fred Hutchinson as manager, he might beat them to the punch. Top officials of the club insist they .won’t make a final decision on Hutch until the season ends, despite reports he already is out as the 1959 manager. * * * But Hutchinson disclosed yes- terday, upon the club’s arrival here, that he already has _re- ceived four “solid offers for jobs;’’ is not giving definite answers on them for the time being “‘but I probably will in about 10 days.”’ That will be one week before the reguldr season ends and the time set by the Cardinal brass for a definite decision. If Hutchinson should announce By Resigning Before He’s Fired Hutch’ May Surprise Cards acceptance of another baseball job around Sept. 21, the Cardinals might not be ready to announce his successor, Alvin Dark, the veteran 35-year- old infielder traded by the Cardi- nals to the Chicago Cubs earlier this season, is believed to have the inside track for the job if the Cardinals are willing to pay the price in baseball talent that it will take to get him back. The only way the Cardinals could acquire Dark before Sept. 29—the day after the season ends and eight days after Hutch indi- cated he will make his own deci- sion—is on waivers, * ® & Cardinal officials, in their te- cent public statements, have indi- cated Hutch’s future with the club might hinge on the club’s per- Phils’ Ink Jerséy Lad PHILADELPHIA (AP) -- The Philadelphia Phillies Thursday an- nounced the signing of Bob Mont- gomery, 21, Princeton, N.J., to a Cc: league, | ‘y the , 1959 contract with. Balxersfield in formance during the remainder Of | pi the season The ‘Car ‘Cardinals have beer pretty) well, winning seven of their last ten games, but it's unlikely a breach between the. manager ‘August doing | State's TOMORROW'S ee Boston at Cleveland, p.m. New York at Chicago, 15 p.m, Baltimore at Detroit, 1:30 p.m. Washington at Kansas city” 2:30 p.m. SUNDAY’S SCHEDUIE Baltimore at Cleveland, 2, New York at Lanes City, 330 p.m, i LEAGUE n Lost Pet. Behind Milwaukee Peewee 87 _ Pittsburgh —tij.... TT #64 61% San isco ...71 69 OT BR Cc Wiens 7% 72 4 4 Site” RB He Chicago ..neuss 6 O76 eT Philadelphia 62 7 446 20% YESTERDAY'S RESULTS Philadelphia 4, Los Angeles 3, night ly game led TODAY’S GAMES San Francisco at Philadelplia, 2, § i= Gomez (812) and Antonelli (1412) vs. Cardwell (2-4) — th (13-9). Los Angeles at Pittsburgh, 7:15 p.m.— grate < ) or Mauriello (0-0) vs. 12-14) or Law < it). Gian a as Briggs (5-3) ve. Nuxhall (12- St. Lois at Milwaukee, 8 p.m—Mabe (2 5) vs. Burdette Cielo TOMORROW'S SCHEDULE San Francisco at Philadelphia, 32:30 oy Los Angeles Le ths. gen h, 130 Chicago x Cincti t St. Louls at awackes, 1: p.m, SUNDAY’S SCHEDULE Chicago at nee! Ry 12 PAE Geng St. Louls at Philade p.m. San Francisco at sGiheinpal, 21 p.m . Los at e, 1:30 p.m. N. C. State Has Two Open Dates, Hopes to Fill I RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) — “Have football team. Will travel.” This was the advertisement put out’ today by Earle Edwards, coach of North Carolina State's — Coast Conference cham- ee unexpected shuffling of football schedule -plus the cancellation by a prospective foe has left the Wolfpack with two open. dates Bed its 1959 schedule, Edwards . 4 only one. The dates are Sept 28 ~tand Oct.” 31, % * a ‘THE PONTIAC PRESS: FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1958 || Wind Up. Quarter-Finals TORONTO (AP)—Canadian rep- resentation in the men's singles of the third annual International Invitation tennis tournament rests today with Bob Bedard,’ He has ne easy. job, * * * The 27-year-old thre¢-time Cana- dian champion ‘meets Dick Savitt of East Orange, N. J., semi: Buckeye Coach Chases Writers COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP)—Coach| Hes “Woody Hayes Thursday chased a group of touring sportswriters from -Ohio State's football prac- tice field, but later apologized for the ‘action. : /_ *« * -k Hayes met the group of 17 writ- ers making a plane tour of Big Ten football training camps and explained he had barred them from the Buckeyes’ morning prac- tice because of his dissatisfaction ever a defensive drill, “I' wanted to give some play- ers_a little hell and I didn’t want to do it in front of outsiders,"| 2 said. Hayes, The Buckeyes are strongly favored to retain the Big Ten championship, R * * “I never give any of my boys a whipping through newspapers.” The writers, who had left La-|5* fayette, Ind., home of Purdue, at an early hour to attend the OSU practice had watched the .Buck- eyes about I minutes before Hayes ordered them off the field. retired now but still orie of the strongest amateur ache a in the world, The Bedard-Savitt match and one between top-seeded Mal An- derson of Australia. and veteran Budge Patty of Los Angeles and Paris will. complete the field for Saturday’s semifinals. Billy Knight, the British Davis Cupper, and Luis Ayala of Chile made it yesterday, Knight with a 6-3, 6-3 victory over Gardnar Mul- loy of Miami Beach, and Ayala 6-4, 61 over England’s Mike Davies. Tiger Box Score A rg yg DETROIT ¥en ate Ab RH Rbi Kebi t 3231 Kuenn ef 6111 C-Lav'es ss 6100 A 4020 Plews 2) 8120 E-Zernial 1011 Pearson cf 3022 F-Boros 9000 Sievers if +; 12 Kaline rf €212 Courtney c 4011. Harris Ib 5011 Lemon rf 4026 Maxwell if 3001 B-Chr'ley rf 0000 Bolling 2b 3100 Zauchin 1b 4120 Bertola 3b 4120 Brid’s ss-3b 4-100 Wilson c 3000 Pascual p 1000 Moford p 1000 Rom'osky p3010 Cicotte p 0006 Clev'ger p 0 006°0 A-Alusik 1000 Susce p 1000 D-Franc’a 1110 -Totals 35 7 146 Totals 36696 A-Struck out for Coote in 4th; B-ran for Lemon in 8th; C-ran for Yost in 9th; D-singled avg Susce oe 9th; E-singled for Veal im 9th; F-ran for Zernial in Oth. . WASHINGTON ,,..... 101 200 201-7 ETROIT cavicsnenees 002 000 013-6 Harris, ‘Wilson. Detroit Fly 14, E-Alyatez, Maxwell, PO-A—Washington 27-8, ee ep Harris. LOB— Yost, Kaline. 3B—Veal, Harris. SB—Bertoia. SP— Pearson, Yost, Sievers, Maxwell. te BR ER -=— seual X-2.5 2 2 Romonosky (W, 2-4) od 233 3 i Clevenger 210600086 Moford Pry 4.2 1 2:1 Cicotte (L, 3-4) 1% 4200 0 Susce : §@3211 X—Faced 3 batters in 3rd. UP—Papareila, popes Runge, rte tet 2: 28, A—1,66: 5. Dan > Chet 40” DA-L 8. Masel potty 137 M 9. RB. a we, 3 12. 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Herbert Lake, 38 W Wonensh ah Dr. Pontige. - =. §5MM PANAVUE SLIDE V 16. H. = 2 Cureen, 157 West aoa St., Pontiac. ANAVUE SLIDE VIEWER 28 Oriole, Pontiac. 18. Boeken lag Pickering, Pontiac. 1, Clarence Ce Cun, Bi 1 Buick Ave., Pontiac. EPPERT’S CAMERA SHOP “FE 5-6615 Wash- | base. with two out and two on in the first Nats Win {3th From Tigers for. Season's Edge Baltimore Has Sights on First Division — in Two-Game_ Series DETROIT (UPI) — The Tigers have been forewarned. © Paul Richards brings his Baltimore Orioles into Briggs Stadium to- night in a fight for fourth place and Richards will be pulling out, all stops. Called the. “smartest manager” he ever played for in a national magazine article by George Kell, Richards is one of the few in- novators left in, the game. He had three pitchers in his starting lineup at Kansas City yesterday working on the as-* sumption that #f the Birds could start a first inning rally he'd be able to juggle around some of his better hitters. pitching spot in.the batting order. Richards started a lineup: that lineluded Jack Harshman in center- field and Milt Pappas at second Neither took the. field but and Harshman due at the plate, Richards inserted Gene Woodling. | It would have been a better ending if Woodling cracked out | a hit but he flied out to end the inning and Kansas City went on to a 7-1 victory.: held onto fourth place going into, the weekend after losing again. yesterday to Washington, 16, when the Nats shoved over four a Detroit rally in the ninth * * Richards can be crac to do anything from here on out. Since joining the Orioles as combination manager-general manager in late 1954, Richards has improved the club every year reaching fifth place last season, one game be- ‘hind Detroit. over the weekend. They're only one-and-a-half games ahead of Kansas City. | tonight | (2-8). | Although raked for 14 hits, the ‘trio of Tiger pitchers — Herb 'Moford, Al Cicotte and George Susce — deserved a better fate yesterday. Detroit committed three errors and all figured in the Washington scoring. : * * *.- Washington held a 2-0 lead in the third but the Tigers tied it and the Nats came back with two unearned runs in the fourth. They never trailed from that point with Eddie Yost's ninth inning double and Roy Sievers’ sacrifice fly scoring the eventual winning run. Rookie John Romonsky held De- troit'in check from the third to the ninth, allowing only one hit in that span and retiring 17 men in sue- cession at one point. He weakened | in the ninth when Detroit acoredl three times and Tex Clevenger finished up. against Russ Dawson ALL ERCURY DSEL INCOLN MUST Go...Go...Go... Billy O’Dell was in the regular |: Thanks to the A’s, the Bengals) unearned runs and then “| | | The Tigers can fall to seventh i Frank Lary (14-14) gets the nod to open the two-game Oriole series Hoyt Wilhelm + LANSING (?—-New experiments hold up the happy prospect of a year-round bass season with no size limits = Michigan fishermen. * * Fred A. deren: chief of the $tate conservation department's fish division, said five-year” tests on several Lower Peninsula lakes indicate bass fishing ~ regulations could be liberalized without dam- aging populations or reducing aver- age size. On Bear Lake, Manistee Coun- ty; Pontiac Lake, Oakland Coun- ~ ty, and Whitmore Lake, Washte- naw and Livingston counties, eatch of previous years, said, With no size limits set on Duck Lake, Calhoun County, and Fine pnly a slight decline in bass more than 10 inches long, Westerman said. * * * The season on largemouth and smallmouth bass this year is June 21-Sept. 14 in trout waters and | | | Lake, Barry County, there was New Tests. Delay State |Year-Round Bass Season June 21-Dec. 31 im all-other waters. Minimum size ts 10 inches. Decision for Fullmer SALT LAKE:CITY (AP) ~ mer middleweight champ Gene Fullmer last night applied the pressure for another title shot with a 10-round. unanimous decision over sharpshooter Spider Webb. full-distance brawl with 159%- For- 159% for the} pound Webb of Chicago. Sylvan Lanes. 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Turner” 464 s Woodward, Birmingham ‘ a ty « 54g “239 5295 MI 4-7500 If you font he have Ss money to burn ee Re “Schmidt's and Lave The Fall Season _ $ % €.0 penewine co. oetee:?, wee % USED | ‘ CARS | ‘ . : , a 3 f po | 1 | Suir e _THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1058 SA sala sit hesceit Mounties got a pinch, pga pened ao ee gu ag RA ; 1S sect : uy | Drls Slow Up at MSL J) precvene” ANY ARBOR dit doesn't take Michiggan's Sh ia im-ff SS Gas rt much to change a coach's . \ outlook on life, Look: what a few! mae a st ay | Wall Heater ee eee on ith ha: bit le wes iad |] (oil Pre-eegincered Thew-the Well Vea)” couraged,” Oosterbaan said after/tact work. Sophomore John Walk- Pre vents: Permits: : dispatching his squad through 4/0, nis hip better, scrimmaged in f ‘ ~~ re ‘_ |Herrngtein’s place. Herrnstein willl Costly lastatletion Zone-controlled Heating 4 “I had been depressed until forego the rough stuff untib next : a _| ty npr gpd awe Ping te wok, Loss of Oxygen Completely Automatic == betfer, the blocks were ‘EAST LANSING i —. Today isi 1"0™ Room Air Heat ft good, Even though we have been |the last time this fall Michigan : the always Cold Floprs Decorator Styling mioving the ball okay we always |State football ‘players will have to : had missed one or two blocks, hit each other twice daily, . Apevenr Heat : eaten Ce “Now I think our progress’ is; As practice prior to the first | during Power Failures : Ideal for Add-on Rooney ak Z 4 ks #2. coach eg csi of } . A oA h the wall by. means ; rn nounced the squad would go to ...and it “breathes” throug q dn youaee duit than at any| Sftermesn-only Grills starting “an exclusive Snorkel-like vent for complete heating stage’ since practice began, Right| Monday: safety! . , |halfback Ralph Myers was a star te morning sessions will vg te iit Lote com eloe ee WEST BLOOMFIELD HEATING co, We ane ple to ack E, 7 as : . be featured the drill with several Daugherty also’ planned only an Orchard N our service manager. : ‘will see just what makes a nine-year-old champion tick. Little point passes for long gains. - afternoon workout for Saturday—| 8726 W. Maple Lake FE 8-3953. FE £3865 ik iia had diets Wilin 82 eecrs expletiice to "Carol Christopher, recently crowned Metropolitan District junior | Noskin, who was delayed sev- but this will be the’ toughest. yet ; : 3 champion will be seen in a display of archery, stressing accuracy. |‘ora; days by a. summer school this fall. He planned to send the automotive field, both and domestic ys by | tae Hes pes eh safety. She is sponsored by the Gasco Sports club, Detroit, | course had been disappointing. ceenad “act Sic nt ken : a New 1958 Two Michigan Games on Tap Saturday : pavers wal get pir tothe pene a ss | Te . : : wend eat" Olds & Cadillac lEarly Games on College Grid Scenes22=== =| ay eapp 1 ae ae sere =| CLEARANCE es ¥ = es 7 See sata rh | Ping ona fae i = at nid upt asa a a Sad Sir as Save Up to %1300 ; sf - || som since he took over as the esprtiiees ce - ee Chips? head coach in 1961. pa assignment, _— 199) : | a * | early-starter, goes to Northern Northern ilichigan wil throw ep|" se erome S- ac . | Michigan for one of the games (a heavy but relatively inexperi- | seta visits Michigan ‘Tech. | tion's intin eink Asch Top Man 280 South Saginaw Street The Northern Michigan wildcats, : i 2 ie s/unier Sach Fray Fence, wil backtes! have ben ted at lif) RACE POINTS The best Northern Michigan ever| while 160-pound right halfback Jer- $ $ = § .|did against the Chippewas was a|ry O’Neil of Marysville and full- Pa gy oat 6 78 ae) — See 25 to - 500 in 1929. back Johnny Palmer, a 180-pound- driver trom stra Calif. lost the! ‘ve your ising enly «ie er from St. Louis, ‘have run the | : Indianapolis 500-mile race to Jim- | | a. | In 13 games against Central, the| distance in 9.8. 4 (sr lypcblg~ Regaradbened widats have have failed to register a) > ary be ‘ead ae or on other plans : | lesser lights find Florida State ; standings into tom ’s Hoosier ? Letinc eaieomen ech ant + oe Tigers Sell Fischer . |ssmarctt "° “™"""* . __, To get cash for vacations or S| Bradley facing lowa Teachers. and only once in 18 meetings has — : x * 1a sribinol Se Gameet Northern scored more than a sneleltoy Nats on Waivers | Bos. tie, Phoenix, combay| mee Fekke teoke Joop te gan. That was in 1948, but Central) 1a on the circuit after winning the!) men and women—married -|won that time 46-14. - eR RE re $105,000 .top money. in the -$305,- or single. You are assured Fischer, one 000 Indianapolis Motor Speedway/| ING of prompt, personal service chica eine seg deere Thirty-four eeritiy tate Jud} @ “ ’ |Larson of Tampa, who set} >= ‘ | Fischer had a 2-4 record with [a race record of 91.751 miles an| 7 Come 1 is PHONE * WRITE #@ Detroit and had hurled only one hour and a qualifying record of| Gj “ | jnning since Aug. 15. He was | 98.522 last year. x } obtained from Chicago along x * * o with Tito Francona in the deal | Other contenders will include) | that sent Ray Boone and Bob |Johnny Thomson of Boyertown, Bee 4 r pos Sosa pcbdhaetlt Needs tor “Department cpeitahs ‘siete dalenent Sox. ; Pa.; Rodger Ward of Los Angeles; him yester- and Eddie Sachs of Center Valley, highest level of 1958..." piaed by breached Duy 3% for four weeks ending Mi | , _ =Wel| Seat Jounal - its Gocks downs” pe dae Des Sisal sare i —New York Times | Wockgton predicts.” fa ‘38 exceed July “57 hove week of last. year.” pee —Wall Street Journal —Wall Street Journal Dun and Bradstreet “There's a Great Year Ahead!! 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A guy named Williams from|the Red Sox for second place. ball in the third inning, but Gar-/ mon in center and Milt Pappas ] Rina CA shai Mon. thre $150. YOUR CHOICE The New York Yankees, who|ver (12-10), a Comeback of . the | It's. been a long haul for|could clinch the pennant Sunday, Year possibility, gave up only one|** Second—hoping to get a quick until July 1, Then he had another 25" LAWN SWEEPER aN spit spat with a booing crowd. Steel + * t B om aot a day a few r wee ck, when the Red Sox ° beat Cleveland 86 with 15 hits, Rake jbut Williams didn’t have any. He left six men on base in that one. 19” with 21 x * ‘* fiat steel teeth. Then he spent his 40th birthday 2 to a Cus ‘fighting a virus. The sickness tomer. kept him out of action from Au- . . gust 24 to last Tuesday, when the big guy was fifth in the batting race at .315, Williams has gone 5-for-11 since, iitying teammate Pete Runnels for the lead at .320 yesterday with a 2-for-4 day although the Red Sox lost 41 at Chicago. Right be- hind is Bob Cerv of Kansas City at .319, with Cleveland’s Vic Pow- er fourth at. 315. Williams, shooting for his sixth were idle, They open a two-game|more hit, none after the fifth,|pinch-hitter, Harshman, set at Chicago tonight with a 1044- game lead and their magic num- ber at five. ; Washington took a seaSon se- ries from: Detroit for the first time since 1954 by beating the Tigers 7-6, and Kansas City belt- e¢ Baltimore 7 to 1 in the only): other AL games scheduled. _* * *& . Dick Donovan (13-13) gave up seven hits for the White Sox. But he needed Turk Lown’s mop up after giving up his only two walks, one to Runnels, who was 1-for-3, and Williams’ single in the eighth inning, The White Sox counted their four in the fifth, Two-out, two-run singles by Jim Landis and Nellie Fox did it against Ike Delock (12-7), who has lost seven oi nine decisions since Chicago ended his two-year winning string} . at 13 on July 26. « *« *k Ned Garver, who had lost eight in a row to the Orioles be- fore he shut them out May 25, knocked ‘off the Birds for the fourth time in six decisions this Le a title (a far cry ‘from his winning 388 of last season), drove the CAULEING by ‘axa Boston run yesterday as the eg. NOW $] Ea. 851° Gey ‘[[Lanorem SHELLS = | FAY'S wie os aie M fen who ance «lin HARDWARE oe Sais he ee and Sunday. Good. weather for the: two-day 3rd annual Outdoorama at Multi- Lakes Conservation Assn., at| such Reed's Lake near Commerce will attract some heavy competition for) 5 the many sportsmen’s contests on a jam-packed program. That’s the ComerHuroaand~ | gneMewoiPeM> fg meSmR same rty : M: tol P+ M- $ a.m., run all day, Telegraph Rds. Al persons in the out BONDED BRAKES | acim, $4.9)95 e RE-PACK FRONT WHEELS e RE-ADJUST BRAKES FORD casters, and wet Sy cosiine e INSPECT WHEEL CYLINDERS: CHEVROLET poe gag Me dayn, Sih bal MoU te: .m. MARKET TIRE Co.) tice ca FE 8-0424 | 77 W. Huron St. FROM FACTORY LIST _ON OUR . CARS We Must Sell Enilire Stock to Make Room for the New 1959 Models: HERE'S AN EXAMPLE! ~New BUICK 2-Dr. Sedan 1. Dynaflow 5, Deluxe Steering Wheel 6. W/Wall Tires 3. Defroster 7. Large Wheel Covers 4. W/S Washer 8. Two Tone Paint $2AGA" Buick 2 4Dr. Hardtops _ 9 2Dr. Hardiops 2 2-Dr. Sedans sreck rinses | Pontiac THEY'VE GOT TOGO DRIVE ouT w= SAVE SHELTON PONTIAC-BUICK, Inc. (Formerly Community Motors) 233 Main St. : ROCHESTER “OL 1-8133 1 Chieftain 4-Dr. Hardtop | 1 Super Chieftain 2-Dr. Hardtop 1 Star Chief 4-Dr. Hardtop 1 Bonneville Con-- vertible Coupe oe aa a = _ |Heavy Competition Seen ae = |for Outdoorama Events duct the trials. This is one of nu- merous special features that bring such experts as world casting champion Ben Hardesty, Slingshot Johnny Milligan, world junior skeet champion Eddie Brown and many others to Multi-Lakes. Cincinnati Legion Leads Annual World Series COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo., . |(AP) — Defending champion Cin- cinnati cashed in on eight Green- wood errors and defeated the South Carolina team 6-5 last night to become the only unbeaten team in: the American Legion junior baseball world series. Everett, Mass., clubbed Billings, Mont., 7-0 and ousted them from the double elimination tourna: ment. Preston Ward’s sacrifice fly gave the A’s a 2-1 lead .in the fifth against Billy O’Dell (14-11). Cerv’s lone hit was his 33rd home run, run eighth. Lt. Nye Paces State Shooters Fires 100x100 to Top Slow Fire Test; Detroit Police Team Is Winner Trophy yesterday at the 2ist annual Michigan Police Shoot at the Jack- son Police Range. The Michigan State Police num- ber two team was second and the Lansing Police number one team placed third. Pontiac's Lt, Harry Nye was first in slow fire, with a straight 100, that included five X’s, He had 278 with the Pontiac Class were (in top 10); Floyd Black. man (282), Bob Verhine and Ted Villelia (280 each) and James Lafmear (254), In Class B. competition, the four- man’ team of the Lincoln Park Police team took first place with Oak Park and Jackson teams sec- ond and third respectively. Holland’s three-man. police team captured the Class C award, fol- lowed by Allen Park and Livonia teams, In Class D, the two-man Grand Haven number one team took first place. 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Cincinnati, Hous- pected ‘from Berldey and Van|five seasoried tinemen are on hand many observers x wie the too | Wisandat e ti we scree fergie et Dyke, although their returning|to help solve the Jay’s problems,| title, the Skippers: apne ed Baste AABC TW By BILL CORNWELL gridiron talent is thinner than the Jack Hayes’ Farmington 11 | M2 224. finished ima tle with jchan bat repute a we Len rest, as the up-and-coming Inter- Van Dyke for last place. the outcome squads have championship fight was the surprise of the loop a the four-team » Meetings to Be Held three and maybe four schools is|Lakes enters tis second year 8S 8) 124) seo, making « mighty Nobody is predicting sensational | qualified Saich start talorta to Next ‘te Di a distinct possibility, this fall in|“l@ss A ¢ for the crown before losing fo |things for the Skippers this time,/pattic Creek i. Week to Discuss the Inter-Lakes Conference foot- eye Southfield in a showdown battle. |which is OK as far as coach Dave i ~ Realignments ball race with good balance as} Despite the pessimistic moans) q,, bik ean bak as ave ; the overall picture. and groans of Southfield coach| 4. — spent —— My it Hayes [Freeman is —— steer When you have these... a Monté Charles, his Bl are : will definitely field a team, - how- COLUMBUS, Ohio @ — Minor Defending charapien Bout on cape in the 1958 cam| C22 find a few capable line Fe- |2\.,, and might become a deluxe league baseball will try next week field, 1956 winner Walled Lake | oion placements, troublemaker before the season is to curb the huge bonuses being and Farmington, last year’s |" vite has his problems, par. | Three members of the ’5? back-|ended. paid rookie talent, pena lig: gn Babe ticularly in the line, and the |field—quatterback Al LeSage, halt- * * * George M. Trautman, president << “dark hate” enles " | piysical well-being of halfback |back Tom Grimshaw and fullback} Freeman is looking for help in|- of the National Assn, of Profes- Pay Tom Ridley is still a question |Nei) Stevenson—are ready to go|‘M¢. forward wall where only, sional Baseball Leagues, said 13 Definite improvement can be cx-| mark, Ridley, whose ball carry: |again, along with All-County end|t@ckle Barry Campbell can boast of the country’s 24 minor league ing paced the Jays to their first Frank Clappison and guard Jack|™UCh experience. End Tony Hiller presidents had accepted invitations as LL grid title in 1967, injured bis |; awing Farmington’s big problem and guard Duane Hooper are both to meet here Tuesday and Wednes- iE : : leg on the basketball court last |i, the middle of the line etter winners who will help, but day. | 00 ie Jaco season. | le eo. Freeman needs aid from his sopho- Also on’hand will be the farm ; : Surgery was necessary and Rid-| qhere are several indications|™ Tes ‘© erect @ solid line, directors of the 16 major league , ley’s recovery has been slow. If\mat Walled Lake will be a rough The Skippers will be fairly : ' elubs, | Denver Leader Ridley - 7 = Charles | customer. ‘The return of Frank — — a7 J ; ~ |manages to patch up halfbac’ veteran quarter’ endy : EP gyuiserdingl yl corlbsipaeng wall, Southtield could easily enioy|king-sized "reason loa Tes Meyer, halfback Mike Ewer and > + belt me p said, : | its second undefeated season in @lreturn of the rest of the back-| fullback Dick Finkbeiner. Bill 4 7 ee Fires 65 to Start Play jrow. (etee footing. hel Fink was great as a sophomore): guty are quarterback Dave Se. oS tool Al Souchak Fined — [hmeack het he Vikings ‘rolled /chamberlain, halfback Dick Pierle, Starts Monday i * “One thing certain to get atten-| oOuc CZ. ine to an unbeaten season, but his effi- guard Jim Licholat and end Steve t > tion is legislation to put some kind| _ It TON ciency suffered last year during @/Rosevich, Finley will bank heavily i ee $100 by PGA at quarterback. Coach Dave/,, on halt & dozen promising sopho-| + So teaaae gee wen hee ep Smith ia now certain that hall Eliminate + many things to talk about that a ee aren & Ot ee Halfback Tom Marshall and end Tuesday night session will be nec- Golfers Assn, Thursday that ee * Ha among seven| essary, in addition to the Tuesday Mike Souchak of Grossinger. N.Y] Ross Whitcomb, Steve Galland eee an den Tear te Coste the MIDDLE MAN Wednesday daytime meet- - been or and Ken Hynes will provide expe- Van Dyke. Once again, -oe ag : appear for the Denver Open Cen-|rience in the line. Walled Lb earn tn om = ‘We Save You Money! 72 2 tennial Golf Tournament. , will field largely a veteran start-| dere is how the teams are exec ‘Shi omy tn toe tournament se aie depth is), Meouthtieid 1 DIRECT Fr om the LJ i = 3 so-so performance in opening Thursday at the Wellshire 3; Watled “Lake = ei comeback trail this. seer sinanied « a : Crs orem wes Wellshire| Waterford was s huge disap ; ay | FAcTory be bo *s failure to appear. 5 the This Weekend at Lansing Long Island Boat yacht . ; DDGA, MPGAi in (4th Duel Pacing Point Race OXFORD, Md. (AP) - Skip cardiac Etchells led a 48-boat fleet le Mais cman Wiekd Wistekeatiag ist. Se tid nbeid-wektare, the eight points today as they sailed the Detroit District Golf Associa-|same as past tournaments. 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Gairede in-a lawn,,it makes a guy alittle disco’ to a lawn like this, and still be able to afford it? - been- squirting it.down every night "Ailes dalled aI. ten lhows shea Just what can one do) «+ 4 brown becatise of lack of How about coneiak) If he has How much water is this? Un- the soil is soaked six inches deep. a, \ = It’s kind of hard to let a lawn fine on-to keep it actively grow- water, but here is what happens. {Some ‘of the weak grass plants die. new leaves develop and the plant is back in business, leaves ‘when the new ‘growth ap- pears in the fall? Many try one close cut to remove most of the dead stuff, then cutting taller so the new growth is above the old stubble. Is fall a good time to reseed? I believe reseeding is a waste of spots, then reseed with the same kind of seed, \Don’t Reseed Lawn in Fall patches of grass, try reoveling: Tn some cases, it doesn’t work, be- causé the fungus kills the seed too. | If te-seeding isn't the answer, tint is? 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Box—Reg. $6.95 REGAL FEED & ser rnin Aah L ‘eee | a ee ae , | as f fis Ae ror = ee | « ¢ * # b s | ‘THE PONTIAC PRESS; FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1958 * ‘. ee ae ae ¢ ie u AN ee ae Ae via a * Pr oa. 4 ee - a No Formosa Solution| (== oan which it does not own and which)think Red China should have the) []] PLP&S" , ieee belongs to Nocten as friendly islands, to work out something like| || COMMNS 1: ie so government’ (Chiang’s Nationalist/thig:, : Vee | ONC? Fy adhere a eee eas be tn thuk itu, Bi oe bark thet : ee to ‘i ; He 2 Ge at’ thatlog shaves, if wansed to, t= pres Such a | of \\\ i talks (with him into yielding the off) ok ®t Pe Na ae LSS r:ne. nag, 0.8, Pat, OFF. 4 course, mean the end of Chiang’s i t if letting the Red Chinese|regime, He'd have to go to some friendly asylum elsewhere, But). stop shooting—is ruléd out, what/this is all pretty iffy. Both Chiang can this country possibly: negoti-|and the Red Chinese t reject ~lany such proposal, But -if the solution doesn’t lie somewhere in these ideas, then any solution at all seems remote and the world» can just hope the Nations. There an effort might be|present, ‘shooting stops short of by U.N. members, who'war, — ef eves iT : d g 5 E F i F g if Hi g i: ifs rel Les 4 S38 8 ek s Ag 3 a, a . : __ BOARDING HOUSE _ “ YMMMM@ZXZH/,, SURE, SAKE} HOW'S CHANCES OF THs TEPEE,EH.Y Conenaee | ATEN-ctoT, GY WELL T.AINT ZA THAT TWAS J UAKE,WHILE, YZ SHINY HLS OUTS OWN we EM fend, an | { SEST TO MAKE THINGS MORE /\ eirciness 7] DIPPING FROK co & at ia! regs a ry . bs oP * f | ; . Me T LUCKS IF THEY TEACH THAT | 1 am | : .—CcU hE by D OF LEANED WAS DUMB \ | NOW--PSYCHOLOGY/ se” atte ome \ \| oe j> 6. ENOUGH To | \ BUT I'M AFRAID jects | | Bicheno ser ! MACHINE “ “BUNer IN TROUBLE TO TEACH 'EM HOW | | Wig i . TS wd i Se L. ? hs p Oe. Pek GOL 4 » eq . ad S. a DEAR NANGY, OLD PAL=-- WILL . 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PONTIAC: PRESS, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1906 pitarinal atria. adhe rahe. de a a Stadia Wie, Om URLW, (oe ww, (50) ara WPON, A ened ‘WIJGK, in » ble” in order to take advantage of .T day’ Tele P r< aaataaae e) Ss. lelevision rogramns - -- He | on t Res . 1 | Frograms furnished by stations listed tn this column are subject to change without notice Ie i 1 ‘Channel 2—WJBK-TV Channel (—wws-rv Channel 7—WXYZ-TV Channel 9 CRLW-TV on Past Laur els ’ | . ‘Foon Tv mou hs ge tg lh Ry for Cs, Takes Dance Lessons, TF De pau Te. Secale. | Remaes : Brushes Up on Jazz I ler — (4) News. escapes, (Re-run.) 6:15 posta coven Bible. pra at Keyboard ™ 21 TV ike New $59.95 (2) Racket Squad. 9:45 (4) Fight Beat, 6 7] OBEL } : ~ wend 9:30 (2) Ca ‘By DICK KLEINER TV @:10 (4) Weather: Eliot. 0:00 (1) Hot Rod Races. hae cane Kangaroo waw YORE OUEA)—Jack T —_ 3930 Elis, Lk, Rd, FE 4-4945 , ews. anching = : , GH 0 Box, foe (4) Special. Tour of Mexico.|19:00 (4) Howdy Doody. ech cnasts Samak wy : 6:30. (7) Comedy Aconi.) (2) Undercurrent, Scheming (1) Don Wattrick, Sports. |show, Twenty-One, isn't satisfied to } : (8) Rocky Jones. director uses innocent man rest on his gold-inlaid laurels. i (4) Mr. & Mrs. North as pawn when’ he overhears|19:30 (2) Mighty Mouse. He’s turning himself into a come- =} | (2) News: LeGoff, actor vow to avenge his) (4) Ruff and Reddy. dian, , | ews: . daughter's death. (Re-run.) “This isn’t the end of my on oo | tt a 340 (2) Weather. 10:15: (9) Weather pele - i aan ee _ ee, _— om 48 allot 82 Lampreys . Fury. gZ a top on a top show, vn pate aon a wee om Nee mee Wien Pere. 11:30 (2) George Hamilton IV mata ee ‘ neem & mage ses 1:00 (1) Sports Parade. 10:30 (7) Hot Rods (cont.) ‘nem , : es Fs: 20 Roman roads Anewer to Previous Pussie cog “The Bi ag Appear. Jack 11:55 (9) Billboards. : tied ty: Nght bis: pipe FH 24 N ee See. Lees ace Beery, * g Carson, John Lupton in com-|"~ a new acquisition—and exhausted 25 Smart ele) (eer irieis ith RCA House.”” (’30.) edy ot behind-the-scenes| 4 av ates a few matches in the futile cause. :' — ——, inal as ISIOte Ten ; (4) Driver’s Appeal. Movie “Press Agents.” TURDAY AFTERN The idea is to branch out, de- peancHING OUT—Not con- | 1 Damages 30 Cut in cubes Als me iCiea 4 Tp NL (2) Medic. _ @) Thin Man. Nick’ suspects| 9.99 (9) Lone Ranger = =e Who knows how tent to rest on his laurels as a| 3 Kerwnt 4, 32 ve forth LAPMLA aA eae deiattioin Channel 6 7:10 (7) Weather aa by star)“ (4) True Story. cay at oot acdc it Ca top TV emcee, Jack Barry is | 4 Witch of ——— ~» Teton and iat ‘a Bie ete errs ids fant Ge] (9 Doser, (imal nut ames yur—nay ny ns oe conedan [Zoe ™ eae, Eee || Antenna Kits ‘9:15 (1) News: Daly. yop (9) Country Calendar Ghana quiz show, it senme to have O'S. teking dancing. lessons, 1 § SSeS o French ca street renee coy . . (2) Harbor Command. : pevenciogical’ pasciar eed the studies singing, and is brushing = “ § Light ual PIO ee re ic} mata at i dt. : CONDON’S . TIA IC Bp Diels %:30 (7) Rin Tin Tin. Rusty trans-|1199 (7) Soupy’s On. . 12:80 (2) Cartoon Frolic. otherg lack, So perhaps it’ll go on “P °° his piano. playing. H Ball city Se ees eet fers affection from Rin Tin (9) Theater. Robert Stack, (4) Detective’s Diary. for years. But perhaps not.” - scene 2 thd. bong to reg lal wan ero ('52.) | Gites Karrive. In case it doesn’t—and even if SALES +4 a Movie News: W’kamp. : it does, just for variety’s sake— H ‘ (4) (color), Big Game, Quiz| °c) News: LeGot 12:55 (@) Pro Football Ht does, just for varieiy's sake | Dedication, Open|Mutual Radio Sold Guilty of Manslaughter 1 5 Pt a ata | “ 11:15 (4) Weather: Eliot. 1:00 (4) Farm Report. senthar. sie. of House at Home DETROIT «®—Two men pleadedij — Factory Authorized Service 8:00 (7) Walt Disney. rll y (2) Miss Fairweather. (2) News. habe the past six pyaie, a he {0 Hal Roach Studios guilty Thursday to er mY et ata sie 1:15 (4) Window ‘Shopping Nelle Fisher mee icone = lOf Pastor Sunday in the apartment house slaying. of} & 11:20 (4) Sports: Parker. . w ° the Sid Caesar Shot HOLLYWwoop (UPI) — Mutual] Robert Forguson last Feb. 19. They oy tis doen (2) Sports Final. (2) Warmup. raga as! ute dedication of te house se proacasting System, the words |dre Jay. Dilan, 2, of Trenton, * : il ” y * @ ‘Storybook Phyllis Lovelzi:95 (2) N'watch Theater. Dick|!*9 (2) Baseball. eee wes ee said. eran church in Waterford Township Se an ets Pete. Sacha een iat tae apa: Raggy tel Gee tees te Ao selee Genceh- a step in bis tiled, 5, Gen eaeien held &|than 2 ailtion dollars in cash andiGept. 25: Bévvint : _ fends outlaw’s wife. (33) , " }9:00 (7) Ramar. At the beginning, 1 was murder—|gervie at red church the mee” ge) ae ri cae § pee ogy ang! l | ways ™) Reuben Norling conducting Hal Ir., who will ledgedly returned and shot Forgu- 8:30 @ Disney lenot 11:30 SD ehsek ee 2:30 (7) Movie. syn Lo liage gael oe Sashin asl ties. Arvid EAE onan = Wi _ become sm ae (4) Story (cont. (9) Theater (cont.) . - 3:30 (9) Film Fare. derson and the pastoral committee| for Mutual, termed the acquisition (2) Destiny. Tallulah Bank- (4) Jack Paag. , i head, “Eyes of a Stranger. (2) N’watch (cont.) 4:00 2 ag Movie Party. : #:00 (7) Album. Part 1 of “‘Mon- (2) Scoreboard, : ganga,” ypiomersgg ~~ SATURDAY MORNING (9) Movie. ; Belgian Congo. 8:05 (2) Meditations. 4:10 (2) Movie. o Boxing. Len Matthews|8:10 (2) On the Farm Front. 6:00 (7) Wrestling. ea om fi mn the ~ectenae pipe Be yeas Tyeamy nad bes on “a (2) Electrici t Work. @) Movie the church itself pits at rte men 8p (2) Phil Silvers. ame bce : — ‘ 5:30 (9) Wild Bill Hickok. of humor, a good delivery and|port and Williams Lake Rds:, was The move combines the facilities a to sell western film to. TV|880 (2) Christophers. . he’s sure of his sence of timing.|dedicated in May, 1957. vdgrwwmlgi tye vie grenadine , network, ¢Rgrun.)....... (1) Government of Michigan.| Thousands. of residents of the |All that remains is experience and) _ latge ante te British Isles were killed by smog |the ability to size up an audience. ? Rees le ta caine Gal $:30 (7) Album (cont. 8:58 (4) (color) News. (the smoky fog which affects He's had some good nights, some Jumps From Motorbike | Paves the way for the | @) Special Agen sections States) in|bad ones, in his benefit, appear. fou Viety Pee eee ee CALLUM & DI ‘AN pa Boxing as 9:00 (2) Michigan Conservation. December 185 et i ances. But the general feeling has 0 Escape Serious Mnjery + * % | Cc . - ; ai we ok & serious injury Thursday when he| York, the new president of the net. ss anacitaniven: Pedied a ban. guilin t ea : “T've aldo told my agents,” he|jumped from his motorcycle be-| Poet SON sleviion st ii al st os ai -- Today's Radio Programs-- eens ee by er ate sitios ET FREE WITH, ANY ,34 "MAJOR APPLIANCE PURCHASE! * GET A PARAKE RCA COLOR TY Enter Parakeet Speaking Contest! 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' i . a 7 = . oo . 4 ee eee eee ee a a a - - oe - ic , THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1958 oY WER v! (Hollywood Headlines (United Artists President Set for Trip to Moscow By LOUELLA: 0. PARSONS mer that to SONS OE Had Gidelll teenie. tion of Catholle women on “Ideal Hollywood Marriages.” Judy Gerland and Sid Luft are on, their. way home from my for- success there has convinced her opry tomers, The Lafts ost the ‘children will be on; ‘Person to Person’’ in December, Wouldn’t you know Alfred Hitch- cock gets Cary Grant to commit movie murder in “North by North- west” by having him Push Andy Williams off Lincoln’s nose. (Copyright, 1958) COLDWATER, Mich, (AP) — hometown, Chicago, Her great birth of the 10,000th baby since she can now go into any house and delight the cus- Order Duplicate Prizes? Duplicate prizes may be in order at Branch County. Memorial Hos- pital, which is celebrating the opened in 1939, It seemed very senna when, Mrs, Ehrie Cranied entered the delivery ‘roona ail ebrteenlele Te answ - she gave birth to win boys, only three tage. Should Be Eosy’ to Spot | } ae. T ITED SCOTTDALE, Pa, (AP — Aj 1000 True itimember of the Charles Killiner| We ante | tists, leaves for Moscow on Oct Buddy Rogers and Imogene Ford, | 10 on a cultural exchange invi- * © «& the first visit our’) | Youngstein told’ me that, of vent be wealde't make the wo area, t tuation between the U.S.A.,/ All six of the M: and Russia gets any worse, children are in Heir ig chance of making a picture behind ithe Iron Curtain. ot SS wtaeA'S a as Want of Penta | and Bob Wagner paid me es West of Pontiac over the telephone set me for an day. 1 coubtert sapent bat Airport on M-59 TONIGHT Doors Open 6:30 f | Dodge (Gregg Sherwood) — duced herself to me, She said s he SQUARE and ROUND DANCING GARDEN CENTER nunssus Wh w... Only time for love! A lifetime of happiness in a fe memorable hours JOCK MAHONEY: “DON DeFORE- KEENAN WYNN « A.UNIVERSAL-INTERNATIONAL PICTURE ALSO THRILL-PACKED WESTERN ADVENTURE! MacDonald Carey uiaCas =| . Audrey Totter “A CERTAIN SMILE” Artistic “ Starts SUNDAY CONTINENTAL, EYEBROW RAISING AND BLUSHINGLY ADULT ROSSANO BRAZZI JOAN FONTAINE . ———— a os > L €C°SZb we me A OPEN 10:4 Mater STARS Ties 25¢ to 1 P.M, oor manent CONDITION RUN for YOUR LIVES...the KOOKY KILLER IS on the LOOSE | A NEW KIND oF THRILL SENSATION —STARRING— HUGH O'BRIAN DOLORES MICHAELS ROBERT EVANS EVERYONE WILL B DON'T BE ASHAMED Ta SCREAM .dacsuine witw Your Starting Sunday... The Bigness and the Boldness of “THE NAKED AND THE DEAD” | _IN TECHNICOLOR — ALSO 2ND FEATURE “WOLF DOG” == a Teal OF ‘TERROR _ SCREAMING WITH SUSPENSE Michigan Premiere — A New Color Film from Russia | — ati as Sey, gaa the GRASSHODDER's.- ee we 3 er * Sane a SON PL AOS ce St Mle BAAS He! Beet ot ta ‘ * * Now! Thru MONDAY ——EXCLUSIVE—— FIRST RUN DRIVE-IN THEATER EXCLUSIVE FIRST SHOWING 3 UNIT SHOW The Boldly Daring Story of the First Man, the First Woman and the Original Sin! FILMED in THE FAMILY DRIVE-IN NOTE—This Is a New. FRANKENSTEIN Picture! WATERFORD a Cor, Williams Lake-Airport Roade—-Box Office Opens 6:30 P. M. WINNER et the ee fs GERMAN POLICE PUPPY | or Choice of Its Cash Value EDGAR D, PLYMPTON | 6698 MANSON ; WATERFORD, MICHIGAN : ‘+ * i . y iene a 4 : i “one 2 AA AEG EA A ARE AE EE I a BORN of the CYCLOTRON and the ATOMIC REACTOR! The AWESOME THING of The FUTURE! 5 KARL a FRANKENSTEIN B Cinmaeco MYSTERY SATELLITE ENCIRCLING the WORLD! ae i lp a AN A: le i he ES A AA: hg St | (1970 Vy bn tao? vou] CAK ONLY DE ONCE! | Ae TIME IN engi jaan “SPY_IN THE SKY” A Deadly Secret 1,000 Miles Above the Earth ; SAR A ea ToVol\havctoun DRIVE IN: Reare | tm a ma “Open at 6:30— Show Starts 7:20 “ADAM and AVE” iat 7:20—10:45 COME EARLY fer GOOD PARKING ADMISSION—ADULTS 90c CHILDREN UNDER 12 FREE Naturalness in WIDE SCREEN With STEVE BRODIE—SANDRA FRANCIS..__ cular ag 8 me slag ada deeded ad cer esa selects ald ehegmapadouMlaniesineoibinweipece Seo.’ <4. Leac end techies eee. : i Bi a Pa gail Taken, blataalitaeheace SMR seas hii dl bass ib hadi timbales i ie : 2 r ‘ eee bee eee eee eee een eee ee!) Ck eee ee ee ee ee ee Oe ee eee ee we ee CTS SS | ee nme me (ck see OR OR he ee em THE PONTIAC PRESS. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1958 Wh. 238) will, rh Monday at Tp.m., there. Registration for the following courses in Pontiac, which are all 1 ae at two credits each, is Tues-, They include: Conservation ‘of Natural Resources (Con, W194), 7:30 p.m,; Administration and Su- pervision of Special Education (Ed. B235), 4:30 p.m.; Introduction to p.m.; Problems in Art Education (Ed. p12), 7:30 p.m.; Vocational and Practical Arts Education in Group Dynamics (Ed. C122), 7:30|tate Appraisal I, 7 p.m., Pontiac PrP School (Ed. E100), 4:30 p.m.; Special Problems in Vo- cational "Education (Ed, E105), 7:30 p.m.; Physiological Psychol- ogy (Psych, 155), 7:30 p.m,; and Introduction to Group Dynamics (Soc. W122), 7:30 p.m., Real Es- Central High. Wednesday at 4:30 p.m. prospec- tive students of Educational Psy- Wildcat Strikes Dutch Girl, 17, Leaves Hospital chology (Ed. C102) and National Politics (Pol: Sci. W192) should register at Pontiac Northern High. oa er ee Thursday students may register for Teaching of Music by the Ele- (Easter Tension Pushes Grains ‘CHICAGO (#— Far Eastern tension was a major influence in early dealings again today on the well ahead with some gains run- ning to more than a cent a bushel). within the first few minutes. Some dealers said there ap- peared to be an ominous note in|a” Board of Trade and prices moved] them in wholesale Detroit Bureau of Markets, as of|Start ursd = President Eisenhower's address to the nation last night on Chinese Communist aims and that. it brought out a good volume of short-covering in all contracts. Ma- jor commission houses were under- stood to be among the eager buy /Carro! Produce FRUITS A an McIntosh, fancy, bes. - $3.50 pitt ries (crate) 12qts. ..... os PREP ree eee ee eeee . cord (bakt.) pk......... 2 Peaches ete ee Pears, Bartlett, by. eapnece -. 388 ums, mson, Peeeeracoaee Waterm WE. ese Wecate kecves - 2.00 VEGETABLES Beans, Wax, Du. ...sers Beets. ome Li a) ee seeeqenseveves topped, peseenessse wees SOW Canutlewer GOB. csvvcsecccvesssece i MARKETS [Vigorous Start ==Loses Steam Quotations. are furnished by the| NE NEW YORK @® — A vigorous ‘pushed the stock market a bit closer to its record highs early today, then the rise lost its steam leaving prices irregularly jhigher. The ticker tape was late for a period of five minutes at the open- ing in a wave of heavy trading. Dealings moderated as prices soft- ened a bit. The market was at the thresh- old of its record high and the - averages stood at a two-year peak. . (1) After an absence of nearly : @mplorers return to a jubilant reception on Earth. Just -as Columbus’ voyage across an unknown sea fired the ‘imagination of Europe and opened Covery on this world, So the successful bridging of the (at minimum) gulf Mars will usher in the —_ age of exploration of other HH “@ ‘These iii the planta | that make ¢ up our solar _ system, are depicted in ‘roughly relative ‘size and order " trom the sun: (a) Mercury, (b) Verius, (c) Earth, (d) fe). Juptier, (f) Saturn, (g) [sy habiosal nations will pens | before man, driven by his insa- s 4 \ y [©1958 by NEA Service, Inc. i two years, the Mars the great age of dis- permanent separating Earth and _——, (h) Neptune Jupiter? ‘ After that, tiable curiosity, ventures as close to the Sun as little Mercury, or as far as the very limit of the solar system, to lonely, frozen Pluto. Before that, other Mars expeditions will seek to set up colonies on that planet. { Venus, called Earth's sister planet, will beckon. Investigating Venus will be a totally new adven- ture, for ever-present clouds mask its surface from our view. But here, as with Mars, the quest for possible life will spur men ‘on. And just what are the rings of Saturn composed of? And what are its nine moons like? Or the 12 of Jupiter, / the five of Uranus and the two of Neptune? And the un- counted aesteroids lying in a belt between Mars and endless. tite world (if he ever does, and oceans in min ported first. This roc we can only guess at. Next: What Does It’ And will men ever reach the stars, seen behind the. flaming solar disk? Or other galaxies, those star. systems like the Milky Way, that stretch as far as we can see into infinity — two billion light years? And, somewhere in this endless universe, will we encounter intelligent. life? The questiong: Rameires,: a8 ‘the ‘possibilities, are (3) But long before man ever sets foot on another but it is certain he will try), rocket travel will have transformed life.on Earth. Cargo and mail first, then human passengers, will cross continents - unless nuclear bombs are trans- Pee pee ene Ae 8 tears ee a of ef STOCK AVERAGES NEW Pre)? wens by the As- sociated Press): 18 = Indust. Rais Util. Stocks Noon today ....282.1 113.1 83.5 $89.5 Net change os+ 24 +2 +2 Prev. day »++..261.4 112.9 83.5 189.2 baad QO ...65:278.0 11.1 82.6 186.9 onth ago .+..272.0 107.9 81.6 183.4 Year ago .....:269.5 112.3 72.1 173.8 1958 high «..... 81.4 112.9 83.5 189.2 BB low ..0+..234.7 80.9 72.9 156.6 1057 high ..0¢..280.0 134.7 77.5 188.8 1957 low . -2276.0 78.2 66.2 150.9 DETROIT, STOCKS (C. J. Nephler Co.) High Low Noon Allen Elect & Equip Co. * © 22 #24 Baldwin Rubber Co ease 16 16. s Gear Co *. ....08 2606 27 G.L. Ot & Chem ce; bean 15 2 Howell Elect M Lj 7 Peninsular M Prod "On. ‘¢ 9.4 10 The Pronhet Co* ........ 84 69 {Rudy Mfg. Co. ......-... 85 85 85 Toledo Edison = pesowals lie 14.5 14.5 Wayne Screw Pr 32 5 od. Co. *No sale: bid and Sood. Bacteria Aid Recovery — of Metals From Ores used successfully in laboratory ex- periments to. recover nickel, co- balt, maganese, and copper from low-grade dizé sulphur in the ores, forming sulphuric acid that releases the to be more efficient than . other Ne ee eae ae generate heat for lucirig syn- Mean? ; ». thetic fuels from a shale. The follow-through from. yester-| BOSTON |— Bacteria have been| _ . The bacteria. oxi-\] free metal. The process is said | 'tsle ‘Debbie Sure: . i | Eddie Wont . Come Home HOLLYWOOD (AP)—“My = band and I. aere. Separated. He isn't coming hom These words ral misty-eyed Debbie Reynolds summed up the situation today between Debbie, her husband, singer Ed- die Fisher, and Elizabeth Taylor. Eddie would only discuss his health (‘I’m sick. Sinus. Mono- nucleosis.”), And Liz was so well hidden even her business manager couldn't find her. Fisher said he didn’t want to talk about the separation because “all the statements have been; magnified beyond reason.” After Liz and Fisher were seen field behind their home Monday. Clinton County Prosecutor Fred Lewis said yesterday results of the first polygraph test given Henges- bach were inconclusive. Lewis had obtained a first degree mur- der charge and Hengesbach was to have been arraigned yesterday. Hengesbach demanded the sec- ond test and was taken to State Police headquarters at East Lan- sing. He told police he was in Lansing at the time of his step- mother’s disappearance. REGISTRATION NOTICE Electors desiring to register fone the General Election November 4 do so at the Town Hall, 7525 Highland. Rd.. at the following times: Tuesday, Sept. 16. 7 p.m. to 9 Seipeiay, Sept. 20,. 9:30, a.m, to 12:36 mg 2%, T pm. to 0 p.m, Wednest ay, Oct. ry A p.m. to 9 p.m. reeeny. Oct. “4, 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 onday, Oct. 6, 8 to &@p Mond ay, Oct. 6 Ay “tee i 5 maa? of registration for the November Genera) —, ted Sept. 8 a Ee ® * * f ers. 1 to Live in Area. {mentary School Teacher (Mus. Ed./"" 1. the end of the fitit hourl\Gerar'awest S dent cr7ic0.. at iday’s vigorous advance whs short-|night-clubbing in New York, Fish- f e 121-221) at 7:30 at Northern and $ ~ SF eee ss0\ or returned here, argued with - id for Nursing Information for Medi- wheat was % to % cent a bushel Di (behs.) God... ...00- eebenersee & ved. It left an assortment of and ed out of their _ |, ROYAL OAK — The i-year-old| 2 Assistants (a certificate) at|tigher, September. $1.86%; corn|Essplant, bu... .--. jor taste ovens + Giniccralts, “electrical equipments, is d nied being the “other se ‘Three Intensifies |Uuehter of an immigrant Royal/s.59 “p.m. at St. Joseph Nutsing A, higher, September|Kohirabt, (ve i do. ‘iiniesstcs Bas}ehemicals and drugs higher, but|home. Liz denied t “They weren't Oak couple, who narrowly missed) je. $1.24%; oats % to % higher, Sep-|L0ks, (Behe) dom. | |, ---+reer-++ 188imainly by fractions, Most motor/Woman _ Negotiations With UAW being aboard the ill-fated KLM tember 60%; rye to 1% ,|Patsley Hoot, behs.) dos. ‘-2.-...-+ 1:00|stocks were unchanged. There were|8*tting along, anyway.’ Dutch airliner which crashed in| Registration of individu- | september $1.30%; soybeans-1% to ieee Game be! Racca 00! losers among steels, rails and non- * ek _— Over New Contract the Atlantic last month, was to be| al courses will be taken at the |13, higher, September $2.20%; lard Peppers. hot. OU... ..- onedygersees its ferrous metals. Debbie hotly denied this. ‘‘We've ee By ‘The ‘aenstet tren released today from the Deborah Peet Sep pete eassions ot cles. : to 3 cents a h ee ee 60 Ths. esate eee he oo e @ never been ore Toa 4 Sanatorium in Brown . | Courses may be carried October (chs. oe, ar,” Wildcat strikes continued to idle Pade be a semester hours of snc Yn Ber a EN oe Radishes. white, er eee poeese 8 Lukens Steel jumped-more than gage ae announced some 8,000 today in auto plants sta ‘ork or © credit unless other- . . 8q De DU. s-.s1>sreve8 £60/@ Point as did Youngstown Sheet, | wodnesda night, but there has After assiving in New York on} or graduate Grain Prices N 2.00 y across the country as the United). ther flight, “Marjike Pennock,| wise indicated by a certificate. Tampa laopi a eee soe 2:59|0Ut Bethlehem eased and Republic|,een no mention of a divorce. Auto Ao Workers ( Union and the bigi, tuberculosis,patient, was barred| The fee is $13.50 per credit hour nse ee ee cone GREENS oS ageag was off a fraction. Debbie left the door open—figur- three — General Motors, Ford and)),., immigration laws from coming] in either case. - (grain. (Goliad, ve ~ esl ei Una ahs Bu Pont. and Ffizer were up |atively—for a © return. es ve ) Bep, ..seoee Ly Veet iars 1 Pr qusonepntomapenseesesere about a point each. Smaller | “I don't want marriage negotia She The nursing information ‘course Bee. verses rts Dee: eee prt bear ge _ Resenteny tedenpeess Sil gains were posted by Montgom- |break up,” she said. ‘‘There are to be taught ‘at St. Joseph's is ajyar °‘..°** ei W aereccsc OT Spinach Ws cccecccsacdasentees “is children and a beauti- 00 | special one for assistants who work) May ....... 196% May «....... 67% |Swiss chard. bu... . “III aso] ery Ward, Boeing, Douglas Air- jour lovely ar of in doctor’s offices but are not Teg-|”’coRw (GLb Sep Sam: lcatecy cane ee eee so| Craft, Commonwealth Edison, In- |ful life ahead of us.” i istered nurses: It deals with the|Sep. ...;... 124% Dee. “iss.ss 130%| Endive, bleached. bu, wos seneeess er ternational Nickel, Allied Chem- | The separation didn’t leave Deb- 4 Dec, seckss < 115%) Mar. ..vere. 131%)! ae bie mo at home. She attended , various carried out in| sar it age 1 Sone | Lettuce, head, (erate) dos, wo he ical, Eastman Kodak, Union Car- ping — a physician's office and with the|_ i ty! 771.77! Lasve|Romaine, bu; ‘,cscs.c.-esetsece 125| bide, American Can and Gulf |a movie last night with a girl WO: 4 Dec. vessece 116% - . . |chum, And neither Eddie’s marital ee special needs of children and the| sar. *: EB Get. nmvsee BRIS Oil. — and West ce ar ak sc idchata ta ee . id. BY cemnree Pa es inghouse were firm. mono! : aged 4 + * dly. sesese. LZ Jan. -seanse. ig Poultry and Eggs T= ‘act s Rand, blood disorder) kept ago B Wednesda . uded Sperry ibe a stteedl att Two courses will be available) ____ DETROIT POULTRY American Smelting, Southern Rail- Pomp fatal greene for pros- seaggbaaees at the Pierce Junior High School : . PO gt ly nd Baltimoré & Ohio and Penn-| ot; terday el wens he Woturfond, Surnghip. They Are mployment in Area suze pouty’ on | Texas. ' ee Somnel w Workshop in Elementary Educa- p y Heavy type bens i7-19; Lo gh 2) say tion (Ed. B106) and Workshop in int Sh Ri , ne | nooks 2 Lodge Calendar | th en Secondary Schoo! Curriculum (&4.|DEQINS SNAP KIS@ | dtexines’sc! 2 ts pesvy tbe Young] New York Stocks g ; ! B227) and both begin September| | : ert ie gees (ate Morning Quotations) |p, Spe! oot - aehedated ,}23_ during two ysessions, 4:30 and| After an anticipated drop in DETROIT EGGS inaurte eft acer pias oe ening TE “No aL, P&AM, 1 AM, Fit, 8 "BeBe week, died 5. able, employment during automobile|rab. ‘Detrelt, im case’ lols federal stats| A at Hay ...384(8ree. Gerald L. Moors, wit : ‘ey DD 151) will be held at the Rochester "ant, "BOdel | CRaneC vs eat aatce; rade, A extre large 62: Janne A ae 3 oe i ak ~~ High School beginning September has hegen (0 Side’ sein fed ite!‘ 'Ro Browns. Checks Sou" ie 5 ay ee News i in Bri ief - im another 24 et 7:30 p.m, Michigan Employment Graded eggs: 9,574 cases. Am Airtia 1. 213 EOP Glass "Be - ‘pate. And | For the first time in the his- reported today. omen © graded: Am Can 0. 48) Ligg & My a Al . diaeeee a twee ernstedt | tory of the U. of M. extension | Model, changeovers affected! ars: S(aditns seat oral’ Mt] am Meme? - Gf Evy“ 383|s¢. was arrested for drunk driving — Craabresk Scheel will ar te ars ST: or ee a. ies Mas Korine’ "[gta|by Pontiac police and was found And be used to hold classes. periods, . the MESC ne In the : Am Tob ..,.. 871 YU# Nash <-704) cuity yesterday by Municipal Po aaa Ford a 1 , } n High, Development in the Near Boge offs. Livestock jArmear @ Co. 16:1 May. B stes 22483 mes Seterred pending a probation| - last. Friday. i low: 7:30 p.m., m. ‘Topics in Medern Mathe- The ¢ level over the | _,, Ort LIVESTOCK lean’ & Onis. 25-4 Metetn Litas "<-t08 in Ts matics for Teachers (Math, 187)| 2€xt two months should continue | sai Trades cleanup affaiz||Bete Steel «. 412 MerF'Gn 8‘ 13| Keith I, Hamilton, 23, of 47 Lor- at 4:30 p.m. on the 25th, Psychol- tise teste ca Oe eared patos re dQ Strs oes) Mino Maw “sige rane So a ee d ‘ 50 ts t a c. een cues oer eden a m r r pur- Cats) at 7-30 pm. Sept 24 and| i transportation and retail |: s5#%,inmtsers, "0022228, 2085" [Beitee Mt “"c-'8) Mont" Ward" 322 [poses. Municipal Judge ,Cecil B. National Politics (Pol Sci. W192)| trades is anticipated by the utility cows 18.50-20.50; canners and cut- ares Balke . 46-4 Motor 1 Prod... 544 McCallum today sentenced him to lat 4:30 p.m. Sept. 24 | 4 ‘| MESC, Gesmercs = week: Slaughter steers Burroughs . ..35.6 Motorola . .. 47.6;one. year in the Oakland County re Mid-August t tem-|sows strong to 80 cents es Rigi eolphet:| Satu dew. ks Mates Gp. 3a | all up ..4J. . 49.7 . _Psychlogy and Teaching _of|porarily rose to 19,000. In July, it ance om, ey gong, aig iiendy tel Can Bry 183 BS 24, 83) cuttord ©, Crossman, 42, of 1550 Reading Writing, and Spelling (Ed|stood at 15,500 and a year ago at| seers 212077 18: Joed nigh choloe 130 Gapital airi'..-tea Nat Deity -- 45° \stanley St., pleaded guilty today C107) will be held at aie ae a 5,900. eee eg ry ent several loads, high chotce 1000-1140 Ib. Case, cD ...-e Nat Lead -:-103.6 to drunk driving before Municipal High School beginning at|made up per cent total Ree eas cnolce ie| Cater Trac ..,.79.6 No ¥.-+ 393 |Judge Cecil B, McCallum. He was 7:30 p.m. and the. y ofjlabor force, the MESC said. paime ioiesitse ib steers 36.00; ‘amalllEheyaler™. <-./$84 Nor 8 Pw .. 203\fined $100 or 20 aos in in a Child Develop _ (Ed. C175); Last month, — ent in-lutity an steers 20.50-24.50:|Giark Equip’ oe ee rt - 24 at 7:30 p.m. at the/surance payments by the Pontiac inept good. Wo. helfersiciuett Pen’ ....42.2 Owens Tl Gi. 73.4\q Used clething = E ie ain entary office totaled $1,912;763.|ib. ‘heifers 2650: utility and standara| eee Com 188 Pac G&E .. 58.1 12. Cat building, ake A 9 to in Lake Orion. There were 2,105 insurance claims] he!fers_ 20.00-24.00: ty cows opened|Col Brd A ::..343 Pan ‘gpl... 51 |Rd., Waterford week at 18.00-19. trade mostly/Colum Gas ....20 Pict .. 42.2 exhausted in August, bringing the/18.00-20.00; up to 20.50 on Thursday:|Con Edis ...... 34.1 Param Pic 29 his 5,994. canners and. cutters mostly 14,50-18.50;!Gon N Gas ....47.2 Partke Da.... 97.4) Rummage sale at 461 8. mo Surprised Burglar Flees |‘! this year to 5.99 ca pus 3200-2490) strenewelghi|Coasum Fw ("bse Penney, JC (St. Saturday, Sept jon 9 : w ee ae "3|/am m. -|With Purse, Wallet, $300). . #0-22.00;, few email lots medium ito(cont Bak ......404 Fepel Cole 2/COu rch ‘of Auburn Heights. ¢ : $3 Spider Web Envelops _|fas. 87 Phileo 6.2... 212) farday Sch si aS Pike St be ; . : s—Salable = ¥ - . ls a Hopkins St., told police she sur- se; Is Insect Proof Lee grt week: an advance Copper Rng os 98-3 Press &,° -: s, a Yesterday morsing ee sheryl 5 sosng round seat, oe pee ee cots RCA eat 2 |Fri. 9 to 5. Sat. hy ee m i ‘ : ; o> geeers434 Renyl aia . Mrs. Garrison was in bed when| opie cis! . een pal Po voor Mate’ trade "36.00| Dis © Beag’ 20.31 << io she heard her chides crying at pes, and down; standard and 25.00-32.00,|Doug Airc ....582 poy Tob B.. 80.5 loch Coul SE eet ee ro Ge Bverglades, completely en-|iois atig is + gel and Bow cas S82 Repel Das” Gs Huttenlocher, Coulacos ee velops Indian houses * eal East Air 1 ...35.4 ‘een 3: Board a man ransacking her purse which! proof, Eventually the webs form) ny H d This O ye “: 33 Sears Roeb .. 32.2 . . ; 6 8h vase Newly-elected' to the Pontiac Ar- was lying on a table in the living/an almost fabric in| “ever Mear is Une Bmer Rad ....66 shell Olt ox . = 2 Soe fees ea Junior Chamber of Commerce “ee made a noise, the|irich the spiders lurk ‘to pounce) FLINT (UPI) — Oscar Law- |Paity Mor... 382 Socmy ...-.s. 4t [Board Of Directors are James hk ten oe knee on be conc ans welcome! rence had an excuse Teady when Raa: 3 Pac --++- $27 Huttenlocher and William,V. Coula- = oth Trooper flagged hi 711,488 Sporty RO... 18: insuran with him the purse and her hus-| might be a nuisance. ‘The spider| Sout tor spceting aftera chase (Prspe sul c..c96¢ She"Brang 22 gna|c7s: ott ce agents. band’s wallet which contained|web is strong enough to hold large poipindian nen he a oid Fruch Tra 187 Sea On cal’. 614| | Huttenlocher, of 6201 Mi Middle Lake 5s es 'e wrence : ie? “ae .. be lepend OWNnS: $300. pe: Eheatong a he was rushing to the town of (cs Bia 'it gta ou Ba =e emepssacer E. Weddle, recently Beulah to complain that he was Gen Fas .....to4 Stevens, JP .- %7lelected first vice president to re- F * lowed. - is ||: .. 180. . Devere Crashing Sound Barrier |Budworms. Reappear ule os Gee tan Sen Motors 403 Bria? tt — sony: vereaut, who Shakes Up Texas Town __|in Forests of Oregon Gen eh cccirged Ten @ Bul 314 Coulacos, ‘of 102 Sheffield. Ave.. ‘ ¢ ; ‘ : illette .. «6.42.3 Tex "* g7'g|\Teplaceg Howard Wedden, who re- ee es CLEVELAND, Ohio (UPI) — | CLEBURNE, Tex. (AP) — Jet| PORTLAND, Ore — A new out--At Home With Stripes —Scetel_BF +--+, Trak R Beer 42.8/signed Tne post for business rea- Moré Buy Tires in July | Max Dworkin, 72, a fruit ped- |planes broke’ the sound barrier|break of spruce in north- Gcodvenr <. soy Fran W Air 138 : dler, received a suspended sen- lover the central Texas towns of|eastern Oregon has infested more) MOUNT VERNON, Ill. (UPI) |Grah.Paige 59 cwenty Cen .. 326 lay FE 41 h NEW YORK — July replacement) tence yesterday after his horse |Stephenville, Dublin, Hico and/ than 600,000 acres of Douglas fir,,| —There’s a real jailbird in jail |Guif on ...... ae Underwd | '-: 20.7 De ay Formal Charges passenger car tire shipments in-| went through a red light. “I’ve |Hamilton yesterday. white fir, and Engelman spruce.| here. The bird—with breast of | tk 7404 Un Pac... 30.2/in Westphalia Killing creased to 6,502,078 from 6,387,446) been driving that horse for 25 | The sonic booms shook up the|The pest was believed under con-} white ‘and back of black and |Hooker El .....63 Unit _— 2. the previous month, according to) years now and the only trouble jtowns and damage to plaster and/trol during the past two years as| white stripes—flew into the po- jindust Rey :...19.7 Unit Pruit .. 47.7) WESTPHALIA @ — Formal the Rubber Manufacturers Assn.| I ever had before was getting |plate glass was estimated atja result of the aerial spraying of} lice station , Made it- |Ing Rend ...-:09 Un Gas CP -: se zicharges against Vincent Henges- This is the highest monthly total) him started,” Dworkin told the |$13,000. Identity of the planes was/ 4,000,000 acres with DDT during} self at home and refused all nepir Cop .---34.4 US ~—e 4!6/ bach, 52, of rural Westphalia, have since July, 1950. judge. not determined. the preceding six years, invitations to leave. z Int Bus Mch ; 4014 US Tob ++. 26.3 been delayed pending the results| - nt Wick Saree West, Un Tel 26.7 of a second lie detector test. et esi -. 95.2) Hengesbach is held for investi-| a Exp oa 5. fies Gee ....i. 3 et OU TWARD TO THE S TARS (22)—New Ageof Exploration | (EB nie Gees rene roe n zane sl Crk Com Woolworth... 487/t0 death of his 63-year-old step- Lf 0 y and 4 tal fase se — ; oe “a3 Yale & Tow cn mother, Mrs. Anna Hengesbach, Fa Jones & "54.7 Zafth Red -.112.6|{whose body was found in a corn- ALLIED AUTOMOTIVE OPPORTUNITIES crenat°y acce nO A Sa. automotive ar ah distri tien ip "this areas and. supe stahe. Smal Tovertment—Ra Turnover— Assured For lsinenetion Coll or Write: RSA PRODUCTS CO. Pg | \ h \ bd Gri te neral “ IN_ LOVING a MEMORY RY OF ERT Banderas: on, who away 3 wal dead to. us. be foved him, oe ee > Nard, memory, Badly taissed bY Bis ‘hs is Wile | and Chil- " Faneral Directors 4 _ “A HOMELIKE A’ : a CORES” _ FUNERAL HOME, Dray FUNERAL HOME Box Replies At 10 ay, dee, Ore were replies at the Press in the following boxes: 1 2, 3, 4,,8, 10> 11, 14, 18, 25, 27, 28, 32, 50, 63, 74, 85, 90, 91, 96. uy ESA alesmen to ED two a 1 Dodee. ‘cau in Mesopenen Detroit @ tring or call ¥. E. Doonan. Hedges. . dn 360 8, W ward Ave. 6-029 -_— = DINING 9 noe Cc NO vasing. only, werage. ie leads. Better than grernee CAREENTE fog cement m Service x: sry Soe we MAN 25 — ~. — in people. oy earn aon NE service, Stead MAN machine & genera iar i EY, Re rence required. shed, no more than . GReenleaf 4-6733, aft- er FACTORY BRANCH NOW AC genting ations 1064. Ww B. between ye 11°30 Pigeted 108, A Se Ee te 3 ‘eds Fastway Service, Daytona Beach. HORIZONTAL JIG BORE OPERATOR Sedat meine Fase ct ing and round machine ¢x- "McGregar Mfg. Corp. 2785 _E. Maple Rd. NATIONAL CONCERN 1 HAS OPEN- for married m ss 3. 0 thes older. Must be able to ti with business men. = Ly mee. MECHANIC Must be first class, No other need a. 22 A Inq, 22 Auburn PLEASANT OUTDOOR WORK FOR men with sales ability. Possibility of ogi samge employment for the right m: Salary and Car Allowance MR, McCULLY Circulation Dept. PONTIAC PRESS DO NOT TELEPHONE SHEET METAL FABRICATORS et metal men with expe 2 experimen- knotch sh Bod sdeeteatinn in protot THINK! mep Frame - vers ac .¥ rson: tview THOROUGHLY EXPE along men’s clothing and fur ail abr Me ee eset Arbor. 0 schoo] some bioyment and CAPABLE FURNACE IN- ‘PE 2-7 WOOL PRESSER OOD P. steady Mf i coon ENS ers,-1253 8. Woodward. MI 44620, _ Help Wanted Female 7 Attention, Housewives Earn $1,000 selling to usual © g Choose " veer own ‘and phone necessary. DONT PASS UP MONEY !X Sell unneeded Seng ci for cash through .Classified Ads! FE 2-8181. Servicé=Piane or Motor es tana,” < erred , * THE PONTIAC RES. ERIDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1958 f Z * _Work Wanted Female 11 7 Open ke Tth "pegenmit and pole. work S] ay weak: “Gur usceoss EAGED HOUSE Hel fi adults ait cot DLORED GIRL ’ ma eae “Wana coed NTS erewert or ae... in Seen iipoLEAGmD. Lany 5 w dl : L = enins GIR. 8 - by. sitting an bw Pushte 5 re pe nights. Call after 4. ualifi- Wr, BABS @ BY DAY On A netic ee ational rey wore EXCELLENT SERVICE ; able 5. — FE 2-290 of , AA-1 Reduced Rates pase Prati sei Smith Moving | Large van ot ew me positions are - tn F. ar sale Fy utara), A-A TRENCHING | Fast a, ee 343 " Northwood, Fi OR YOR G AWAY. —Mich,_ A&B ING concrete side walk. FE 5-8679. Women Wanted ngs, water tines, field tile | HAULING & RUBBISH Na MY Me A national organization is seek- Fa i ~ Bt vm neopets ing women for “Cosmetic sales.| ALL NT WORK &- MOVING NG, Top pay plus cash bonus 1| floors, drives jaity,. Reason 51348, Pigtin page in rs Di-| able. Jensen. FER, fia CKING OF ANY KIND me olfering. free samples Wil | “i Block. —— & bond: aw eh -g = oR 4. OR 3-5686 r | Rubbish Pill dirt, top bi gavel ness, Experience preferred, Part|AL TYPES, 0 | oe e ,_ vB . time Pagut es sonfi-| Fi are our specialty. OR ANTED AR’ P Sow much, money you must, cara iny. FYE OF HOURE PLA GOVINO jaavLEeG wir TT wh * PY tlae Press.| - custom wo OL 1.8200. EM/|_ stake track, FE 803. ih Dixie Hwy. Dre: on Pees, “ASPHALT P AVING a wn work. "tal on any Fath SE dren "and housework Bors tor iat us Note = ge aS : — ice we Trucks to Rent ~ WATE’ s TE ate ceamittees TAND EQUIPMENT. 8 T Ww te-ton Pickup caaieads | Stak Pant ane eeu, rome | 580d fenlenee MA Sete | Dump True Semi tralers - SALERLA Re eo P & ce Pontiac Farm and why ot comet 8 he Panson : aes SS SuLEGgaNG Industrial Tractor Co. _ pel Waites hee wo" otier BRICK BLOCK AND CEMENT | Open Dally wOfmeluding Sunday — { OWN yore. ‘ ee No job too 40461 j +1 help "gis cchilgrea Could” stay] gist, Ou 2 cmmer-| ~~ O/DELL CARTAGE — eves. GR #1 1 al and long of moving. __tlelp Wanted 8} _ work: : te ear ice ————— Are You Satisfied with Present Earnings? parte: * FE 5-4955 or FE 4-6490 ARE ay Can ms Yr 150 N. Real Estate ffice Experienced or will train Pull wae. rtunity for 54300 or WH S-tbee or @, ] week. 8-6028, ““ WASHINGS AND IRONINGS uy to Cali 5-0724 {| WILL =e SMA ae or ad wame S aight, 4? Pio 47 Flo _enece. ide doo: alt GouLD LIKE % DAYS. WORK. Good references. FE 2-7264, Building Service — A-l SAND & iad yg 5 Pon, Co! ¥ i r maloterane Free pos e venines. Pope your = ns) ca fe pore poet eos T WIDOW Db raha 2, EouaRy day, evening sof LAWN BUILDING, wee. nsportation needed, OR ise be a sang. seeding, sod- te A hare LS) ; . Eile tetaria! nabted EM 42. Ravel warding, Beck ri 12) ‘ss pita oe ‘senvice, RE Fe 211 Sst ute LANDSCAPING, SODD. ing, evergreens pee siioes. dirt, Res soil moved OR. 3-2163 LAN G ell Reatucky “ie guar Ba! ay with back end = 6 rds $10 ig re a Pe 4 a ve ylime, FE 2-5463, N BL LUE SOD — 25c & Jic 45c delivered. 2601 Crooks Auburn. TW 2-1174 sq. yd, Rd, ‘North of NEw Lawy 8 ‘ 18h sates Backfiela top soll, FE SPRAYING Commercial or residential Dutch FE & pest control ‘im —- or ayraeue PHD 4-46) Harry White & Sons, Inc. __151_S. Cass Lake Rd. Moving & : Trucking 19 A-t 7-9 ond, a 8018, & RUBBISH. em . Cook Wo! with transportation. Hours 6 a.m. = mn Sawest fens State WARDS’ EVELYN EDWAR S’ wa ‘comets Sor bi ce aca. ESEL HEAVY FQUIPM ENT We are men in thig area peary rvice, nee v4 Pontiac t Agencies 8A|Fz ors, FE baa. Fi ON iG, ran & B Munro Eleo- tric Co., 1060 W Huron. Sheenee builder. FHA pe rE Bs ding oy 2 oa Lavi FE AIR. TRENGING. 85 wells. ¢ te, Tooting mae NTs UNDER ses Block & cement work. rE or FE . Business Services 13 JANITOR, PORTER & CARE- “hater, Al} A-l Ref, Call Al, | fe 44-6446, Gall FE 56-1017 for free 5 eae oe ar FE 29-4021. ASPHALT PAVING in very. vy moth roohing rmer Berkley | Car- oR es Olive 1-0222, Roch “4 Reagounnle| estim rice returns. REA- Painting & Decorating 20 PLASTERD [= ley “ROOF [REPAIRS oom 7 2sisi. wai Dial F E 18ST CLASS PAINTING AND one. orating. Cash or terms. Television Sebvice 22 VICB ,CAYLE AN- mae q pomp br. night. ALE ease A §-8300 FB. 5.1296 oF FE ~PORRITT'S NIGHT SERVICE. Radio and TV. FE 5-5770. PEWRITERS AN ADDING Na rt PAINT BY NUMBER PICTURES, Book Be og Backenstose Store. 15 E. Lawre Lawrence 5t, " Notices & Personals is 25 AUCTIONEER WITH OVER 28 “auction = other MMe you. ha Magpie §-1341 IR “oe OMAN af adviser teens FE entias The Salvation nee, Vireinia Perm 3 so CASH IN A lassified Ads. = sold als _of The Pontiac Press, | Co’ Hobbies & Supplies 24A AM- ite. 43844 STRESS . camp ac |H URRY, sell things Fe stun or FE ask ot | through CARNIVAL Hie by Dick Turner | - TI. eg, US. Pat Of. @ 1968 te MEA Service, ity “You know cops — never there when you want one!, This guy I started to stick up nearly beat me to death before they got there!”’ - Notices & Personals 25 Wtd. Contracts, Mtgs. 32 BEAUTY IS EVERYONE'S DUTY. —— lifting, sare shecuhaine gras Swe EB. H. MILLER OR DAINTY MAID SUPPLIES =" 130 Menomines rs Wallace, FE “Beptember ii, 13, 1958, not be reopoialble for apy. debts geit. Seat - hee sier, “a Aubasn In Debt? df yen ore terme Soiie weet iicmbGan CREDIT COUNSEL HANG Wtd. Children to Board 26 *| A-l BOARDING HOME, BY DAY Licensed. PE 6-3534. or wk. AND C 32-1730. fd LL Bl F enced tl Wtd. Household Goods 27 for. censed 56-9575. ‘CASH FOR _ VUREEUnE and musica! ents, ape gre ng Your price is ) MA- ple 65-1341 or FURNITURE NEEDED Typewriter Service 22A | "in. Wtd. Miscellaneous 2B Wtd. contac “ites: 32 $50,000 To Tavest in Land Contracts mpt Action BDWARD M, ehTOUT Real | OPEN 6 PM, ~ N/ SAGINAW Br. iF vba ae CASH UNLIMITED | me Gx ‘| Buyers waiting aes eave contracts Reasonable i yee. oenanet t ARRO yh et of SE ,TOR FE ies. Mr, Clark. BS. eS 1 Ready, Willing fog ce cae ae Yah Fe a CASH WE NEED LAND CONTRACTS og Nicholie & Harger Co. nw FE_5-8183 crs. N ation, Call 4-4526 or DR Sou. Atk for Ike Wideman. SMITH-WIDEMAN BELT SPE" STE ASH _ AVAILABLE FOR LAND og O OBLIGATE iN. MALL A. Johnson REALTOR, . bd Tt 8 ‘Telegranh Ra. IMMEDIATE On any or se and K. i Temp on, Realtor, SOLD | sIoNs ALL 9 Eee satel AITING. CONTRACTS HAVE BUYERS FOR NEW OR Sie "HAvDEN. NO OBLI ba Kol HAYDEN, Realtor $6 E. Walton $ CASH $ 48 HOURS LAND CONTRACT HOME — EQUITY Wright & Valuet 345 OAKLAND 65-0603 PE 56-0441 Sell Us Your ur Equity lose home -cash wait. e Expe ro aa General Prin and Of- fice Bupply Co., 17 W, Lawrence. | 94° OR 36” COAL “FURNA' Upholster ing 23) Masities, eens, 103 ow B. Huron, FE CUSTOM UPHOLSTER. | 3oxe0 BIULDING Ming tte Gooey Lake Rd EM | “housg coreg of Re manatee. gig and. prompt Bee ong 15 ft. “ —- “Sal 2 wits FES sss | _ Sitar” Goce GEORGE BLATR Lost & Found 24| “tater. Write Pontiac Press Box | 4596 Dizte Hwy, 8 carne 22281 FOUND: COCKER SPANIEL.| fRAILER SIZE Eves. 1708 7 Must identify Owner must p@Y) Duo-therm, OR 3 31033 GI AND FHA UsED WOOD DUCK DECOYS, FOUND: MONDAY sy? STRAY reasonable, PE tania fr 6 p.m. wea we can ee your fa - } ee hn Sans Water et + oS 2 gf ,3, Bedroom starter, homes, | rin tt percent down aie == foot. ‘ot Sadement aed my ' a” ate en Zit fall Sanement 4% DAVISBURG FARM | privileges. 352 & East Beverl reper ok peciig eet ey tpt) FIRST LEVEL | Bra teete| Sie era nee, gn Noase | trint ad Mendes Fug ii : st ever : : . | SS eee n, ue ‘ leverly -y aiape 7 ey ROOM — Dining room Sorner Wilieme Lake" ms i Fins attached garage: Now ey fie rea, a Baie ete Wet per = . ee ABR Era S| SEPTEMBER SPECIAL) rerio meres LAT op F.C. Wood Co. on - A ne suena from this room, ed , ki nee on ane. 9 ‘tract room and Ful Corne $TO 8 ocr BASE. + ug CLARKSTON | SECOND LEVEL Boo" neat "Tandscaped fot, ‘Cedat Sas Meareae wit Basement ns heat, Lot 50 : Pw aes Ha, mse py MA NpscaPED 2, Cctnd, eines Seales t- Re : cai, of livine area, fas tiving | patio le lee Wor aa toes | = fo eee A a5 PERFECT PLASTER LOT HURRY. tng room with, fireplace, recrea- ¢. room pith Sreplace—den Fa, din dining rm. 10° by 14 Kitele privileges on Otter Lake: Only per month, Brick 3 bedroom ranch in Shelby. “Zero ” Down roskenes in the Ppasement. ‘ate . : Himeter olf heat" A real buy at down “Tul handle, - ) NW. peo oe tenes 24234 brick ga- o1. — © eas HATCHERY RD. / reaped Net and a spot to place BEAUTIFUL STONE ae whe —_ sop zabett Lake | R¢ S RAM Seat Tae sh a Lost Sif ole, Waa” wen TERRACED _ De us eens ~ ( * rE ssa CI { slorme iad” wide fot. “Fowl - BREEZEWAY AND " Ga- . LANDSCAPING And, have limited capital,” this OPEN DAILY REALTOR | FE 59471 ~ Sool * ace and is acne | KINZLER- x TREES dusdeatcai-tinelsmds ~ | Sieapéclas ofier oa this 3 bed: Sitti eae rage, tin ha oven | “opie ave Reduced By ad ie & A / es, lots of large maple trees d school room home in convenient loca- and dhe NDAYS imagin : ate te on the 1002150 ft. level Convenient — Churches — St. Hu- = aree oe LISTIN @ where you can RJ. VALUET: Reattof ge ine gia, Borel Lot spas | gee ik i ls Ge oevpre, tnt ange, | wtf ey Sale aE form, taft,teme sumed fat o1) W. Huron St Ph, FE * e008 bedrooms . Convenient—Shopping Area. cou Lane. North Johnson St. attached 2 car garage, ‘ain ND AVE. Huron St Ee rE CMM) Beate dining roo, st fh enclosed Z Bown payment 7 $500. ‘Priced Just uotin of Watertord Mi "| « goog choaa, room, motern home| Term eae tees bine. fomily Euan tee =30 =| pear porch, Screened frotif’ porch, {i - G wooded lot. Avon : | Ril" pesement automatic off heat peta a *EMBREE & GREGG | 11102. Seven. TESTO", san) come location. Terms. oie ils. Immediate poe. ; A oe ae neinnmada: mal a pe mufon re osseo |? Sone Fe, *. with S| Pee . WMMA. _ KNUDSEN HOYT REA 21608 Open Evenings til 8 .2 age attached. REALTOR BALDWIN drooms. VTY: .° rE soi” ‘We down. OB Sint r Isa Bresing No. Wm Bas05 Poe 8. Teestagne \4 : wag He, 1 8, ‘Telegraph ee ‘ : . " | ‘ ‘ hee . - gw . ¢ { \ 2 ‘ \ “THE PONTIAC PRESS, he FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1958_ By * ‘For Sale Houses 43 For Sale Houses 43 GOOD 6-RM. MODERN HOUSE BY OWNER $500 DOWN 180 WALL _FE 2.3736 BY BY OWNER | homey gmail deve bas payment. i. 4 Bedrooms Near LeBaron School. r home, but one you ean ge a car garage. ti thin, fn ws me lor nothing sn iartins iin the city, Au a — key — © appointment GILES Se CO. 15 ran BALLON AVE. TIPLE ListING SERVICE LAWRENCE W. Gaylord @ very usable r Spacious living room. Near Loon Lake on # quiet street in a f iy 2 nelghborhood. Extra large — ard and 2 r ga much value shes rs can : $500 | ore ware sen ee a pep, m | a acre Harbor: weniences, aluminum storms and fre sa4t. $8,500 with $600 dn. partes het = ae good gard iy Lake privile "9 Close s seat aes Rear Sa. RB 3- or MApie 3 BEDR' i B Wall-to-wall ting, ull Cassment * Gentee tone Vacant. 375 First ard. rms. $10,500. OR 3-8083, SYLVAN LAKE Warwick atu new RE. bedrm. Bam brick irilevel eat. ie me a: . Rie serwoge. er ~ Take over Geet interest V-A mortgage bedrm. ranch t home on As- | St., Clar' + $800 moves you in, Call MA $-1201 or SL __ Income Property 43A 2-FAMILY ZONED COMMERCIAL Thi Pelekorete 3 family petea me, which ts eosles’s 0 732x190 Huron Gy hove has such desirable features oe Ca: g, tiled baths, off fired = er —. full price $16,- HOLMES-BARTRAM OR 31950" gf Ay OR 3-3230 ONE aoay ae ae bedroom home with a 32f basement in a — homes on ‘fa makes th ‘—n price ® good TWO FAMILY Income home on West Side. value of $115 per nee, All in good condi. tion. Only 000 down pay- Gen. $2 pay 136 E. PIKE 8T. OPEN EVES FE 4-9584 2? LARGE 6-ROOM HOUSES, NEAR Fisher Body, $5,500. Ld ala hb sd apres a i 8 units ra brick Completely rivileges. Show- mon * paym Tl Sai taby Dorothy For Sale Lake Prop. 44 Se aay Soper Lavender TEs _MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE STOUTS Best Buys Today E. BEVERLY Owner transferred SOLD OUT: ? Then consider ‘ oe ww god aerena a $7,600 with term: $300 DOWN belt ned Fisher Bots. ‘close Now recat vacant — weet fo for CONDEMNED!!! City water. sewer, Investigate full price with down. 2 ELIZABETH LAKE FRONT ot ee with 6 ake fron 230 feet deep. ha reolien fal district Edw. M. Stout, Realtor 77 N. Saginaw r. FE 54-8165 Open Till 6:00 P. M. MILLER RED? STOP LOOKING! Soe” found the dream Geel ¥ee| oneal Ree 5) Lake oree — close Petes facies, New 1955 ee LIVING “this bea brick contem rary! Large gy room with wie dows from floor med — on irae” oun wie lake lh . 4 rooms & 3, “000 . ag cael e e trade for good rite cous William Miller Realtor 8, 2-0263 BROWN DOWN — geal —— bunga- se ot wi Only 3 edt bath. ‘Oak floors. bedrooms. youre on. ved st, Excellent i. cian e two bedroom rei $7,500 ea sore Letoeg so § room. @ nee ay tt i} le m ness. “Must ey oP $9,800 @. tite es “it, Sota Large ram acres and Royal Oak. cat eect. — peas Se Game me fom 8 m Bapement Leg New erful lot. “A " ot ho CO) 7 fe money bene, Re : L, i. BROWN, Realtor — eh 1% new new" Nery) i ; 4 DRY LOTS. BLOCK FROM OX- bow Lake. $300 each or 4 for $1,000, Owner oving. FE 8-3684. ‘\f1 FOOT FRONTAGE ON WHIP- e Lake. By owner. Sandy beach, fenced” in landscaped lot. Suita $5000 table for tri-leve] home. terms, FE 17-0411. BASS LAKE PURN, COTTAGE A gr for year ear living. conveniences. car ga Will sacrifice Owner, . + ates. 200 FT. LAKE Monroe for only $40 per foot. Will sell al) or divide. Call to- day pe ICHOLIE & HARGER CO. FE 5-6183 N. 33 W. HURON BEAUTIFU lot, moe trees, Rn. £ e, Owner, FE 2-1306. Ueescent™ Lake, 680 8c 2, 4-7898. Lorene | LAKE LOTS (FOR YEAR homes) Paved streets, water ig TRE ee west Pontiac op eNotes YSoOK, INC.” EM _ 3-653! Oven 10-4 Dally LAKEFRONT. Exclusive — tr ag HE site — 145 —_—s sand ch oe oo 1, Absatutely the pen) , Also e"” pe MOniy “Dow — soober: lot on Orchar $9,600. Leslie R. Tripp, Realtor re sahea on at Lakefront Clarkston Area By owner, New 3 badroms — plac to "lichen. = = ane | v ela 5 hood formica, pghone jacks. bath- Toom Pull ted. basement with plastered ceiling, knotty pine walls, “% bath with shower. Electric dryer, auto- matic of] heat, Basement opens out on lake. rms & screens. Has ‘balcony po c. = of house srereeens lawn. $17,000. Take M15 thru ns Clarheen, turn 2 = ‘ater Ra. Turn _ Br Tan Pes Wau gah Ra. e e me; Briage ce Fe raes Bax — oa fi t ‘+98 Watertord Ais Ne tf 10,000 rth BROS. REAL ESTATE 3-1295 Rwy nm Eves, ‘ttl 9; io th 6 erenbee, bs owner We bi tex Sag, Si i be j OP SATURDAY & SUNDAY LAKEFRONT BARGAINS Lakefronts Galore FOR YOUR TA & INSURANCE 5 ES Ae nad Ra. aie at potine Lake) OR 23-1349 OR 3 Seymour Lake Front A ver see SS — con structe ted You sh it nares a have can lake home just the Way y have Bad Tos wanted it! Located wood- va se quiet living, eas ke fishing, “hl exee ny ' rice, ith $500 d ractive dicen for cash, WHIT BROS. |For Sale Resort Prop. 444 | ORASS LAKE NEW CABIN. ree lot Center resort area, 8 adwin Maat ving room ace, 1 bedroom, and } Fag ho Rage natural Exceltent hun’ Write i Biel ss HORSESHOE AKE NEAR cael. os a * “the ea an oF en uP, D ar eter senvicn \ wt rh 40547, JA. Taylor| & | ite z Estate: dre Fos FOR abe a BY OWK OWNER AT EB reen on Preda Drive eo Road off Crescent Lake FROY — 7 LOTS. $200 BACH OR rf on time. Owner P.O. Box TAKE ORION. ONE 62 LOT. $500. WATERFORD TWP, § Nice buildin sites. Lots 15 = 184. 61.180 each. ZONED MANUFACTURING. 88 x 132, North Side $050. Terms. lots, 140 ern Wee Bao Zoned —— a. “ down Parcels. West be divided into ‘Ets ‘i. "£90 Terms. x, ae ACRES. N. Suburban. mA © HAYDEN, Realtor E. WaAlton OPEN Eves. *™ For Sale Acreage 47 1 TO 8 ACRE PARCELS. BEAU tifa! baliding sites. $100 down $20 month Will’ a. os PANGUS, Rosier 1919 M-15, Ortonville NA 17-2815 op Ae pemnir pons nr, : $3,500, FE 47661. ~~ OXFORD AREA . located nortyweet MY ae For Sale Farms FARMS, 30. ACRES & UP P. W. DINNAN 66 W. Huron FE 4-577 TRADE 27 ACRES 6 room farm home, at bara, chick- baseme live ileg . = Peo te “model free free tract or home Pull price $17, 500. Clarence C. Ridgeway REALTOR . 975 Baldwin Ave. A 8-3122 48 FE 4-620 ES — Good farm land. 4 Bedroom modern home. — Paved road. Neer Ox- LAKE PARM - — Of 116 acres, e farms are priced for the soeesevey’? “‘puyer— Terms — out of town owner. H. P. HOLMES, INC. 2531 S. Lapeer Rad, FE 5-2053 -| Sale Business Bl ae 49 Bg | SLICES OF HAM ee retiree keene eee ® “What kind of an expert did he say he was?” 8-0441 r Business Opportunities 51 “LEYS TALK BUSINESS” é Cleaning Concern A deal for the side inves- tor, This F gectoroygl package is locate itr _ Ferndale area. Good gross, . Teasonable down payment. Variety Store Small town operation. wes! for retired man and_ his wife. Present — other work makes this good investment. A melt down payment puts you in busi- ness. MICHIGAN BUSINESS SALES CORPORATION JOHN A. LANDMESSER, BROFER PARK aT OUR R FRONT DOOR HOT SPOT DRIVE IN RESTAURANT and near high ae aia Year around business, 100 ft. front on main State Highway. gaseneie living uarters. Real opportunity for usband-wife team. Call at ask’ for Mr. Hoyt for full deta: HOYT REALTY FE 2-9840 PON-TEL CENTRE, 254 8. Telegraph Rd. MODERN SERVICE STATIONS for lease. Good potential. Finan- cial assistance availabie,. SHOR HOOK I8 RETIRING after 31 rs in sad present location Pin: e Will sell the business “and prop- ease to iv See me 3730 ‘Or- chard Lake Rd. No jlaghens ¢ ease. BY 30°. RENT $43 Baldwin Ave. FE . al r mo, 277 comme win ee é,l. | eee 979 - 985 Oakland 150 ft seater. — 2 commer- cial bidgs BASCOS Orne 3-6211 -| SMALL GAS STATION & LIVING 100x150. quarters. Lot Sell trade Light Manufacturin g Is- th baths v lower floor [yong or can De used together. price for quick sale, terms TEAC REALTY 731 Baldwin Ave. ALMONT — Large building. = apartments, lower front — doctor’s office, On main or SS in center of town. sie.b00; rms On main cor- poner oe Has @ use: Possession at rms, ner ner in Vilage. of hom home, 000 = Term as 0 Sines. North rt of INDUSTRIAL — city, easy access for truck jines. a: th 2 new block and brick buildings, 3500 — each, One rented, 1 vacant otal price, 8.000. may be sold sep- arately Roy Annett Inc. Realtors.since 1923 FEde 28 E Huron fal 8-0466 Open Evenings end Sunday 1-4 1 ROOM HOUSE & 60 170. . Ragga | commercial fo frontage, SALE: GROCERIES, GAS, Center ct Sse quarters. Owner. EAST BLVD. SMALL BEAUTY SHOP IN LOVE- 2 acre commercial jot, having ap- | ee ch-type home. Good loca- - 500 oa conker 5 pen so ent Pe t. Ideal ~ for Por cS a as partment Phone OR 3-5400. eg, Seat Cees Sees ed ant 1% OUR NEW PALL WILLIS M. BREWER } geimlegetsglist Sout business now JOSEPH F REISZ, MOR. ciates 1050 W. Huron. FE 4-3581. 53-65 N. Parke 46161 DRIVE-IN w KEN BEST LOCATION ON I wien area bear new tT — in a gy tone Se — state park. Business eg yo ell year. Buy now & og — money back one year from now. Attractive living tarters included fn lease, Only $4,000 down puts you in business. MOTEL 8 UNITS & —— On the fabu- nde ft. frontage be . <2 _ an Fel busi- meet more units. “STATEW IDE Reel Esta Bervice s aren pS. Pe “Telsereph ny AE 4-0621 Detroit Office TWinhrook 3-3286 ‘=| Hempstead CHURCH BUILDING © ayaees 30x68 ft... -_ ” Bt. Shown Por price, tt terms ce me ae of E, Huron st. 4-8284 . FE 5-0510 FE 2.3971 Partridge 18 THE “BIRD" TO SEE A Super Hardware Commercial Building Just south onc Pontiac on Tele- x 1800 square feet roximately tal for 952008. ie Be ee Business eerhiaslics 51 ‘fe Er OPER. RICH same ees c Working fits Bt Clarence C. Ridgeway “REALTOR 975 Baldwin AS AUTO SALES M, S&F Forts gas station, used car lot.’ ‘or gale or lease, MArket 4-2801. WANT TO TRADE 8 ROOM HOUSE located in Wie Catt eaege Town 000, Loc college miles f Pontiac ‘tor down 4/ LEASE | West Side — Ground floor— Private TOM BA Bateman -Kampsen REALTORS FE 4-0528 AN, Se aa ha Bd rae St, in ‘ORiando nat, vr hy i — TED Me ogg! 5 section good profi ‘he last ag Ratan 4 ent party “wil! take 2 bedroom home 5 ie % ROOM INCOME rick building,’ close dowtown, ‘ ¢, phone FE “400. ° \ try. y A, au. . capacity 125 p used) rest reemne & i forced air — Pienty Want A Good Mortgage? epprove~ dated i *ERDEROFE FE 8-6580 . Huron-| 55 “PEP IEEE Ph. EMpire Swaps 2 ROWBOATS Trade for car = 3-4444, 7 SMALL HOUSES BS TRADE FOR vacant or sell. $7,000. 58 way. Lake Orion. igen oF wood TORS Taylot Ra, off J will OLDS, SDR_RUNS GOOD, Ai | 1 Bg ng Ba om ts or eel ot i 1950 PO . SELL OR ir for seria *“ dewp treeze, OA iss F i FORD CO NVERT F ic ~ for an stove NEW TOP. ty meg housstratier or cash. e 3216 PRIDHAM, bor. Balance vowing, Hato F __ (State Licensed Lenders) 202 N. MAIN ROCHESTER, MICH. LOANS Pe TO 8500 neuen See. notre 6-071) ety Okt. 1-979) “Once bog i Bag A eon oon"’ greed — $60 per mo able, Seer 102,000 gross per | ALUM WINDOWS AND D OORS. ear ae bet oi Busy | “Comb. pri ow ey bi ao - aw oN : psors Toute’ fer typewriter, r. golf © clubs boat or only cole Gai cae. One dn. 7.1 f Chau “FOR USED TV. WORE REALTOR PARTRIDGE Clcaag Out At Cost Fe - sey tee ee aul lawn Goning “tackle elec. we gataost : Money to Loan 83 fete Fe ems “4 | seross “irom. new city post offee| | TEAGUE FINANCE CO. ENGLISH POINTER for shotguh. qonee, ef, or _ FE 2 GARAGE ORDERS TAKEN NOW FOR TER PUPPIES, e, power mow- CRI. OFF ‘| WORKERS . of w maxe ot No rt oi ‘or in ment uaritil 5 roetpe % work for 30 Sys Our Requirements Are: 7 Sty you own furniture or a 5 That you are e ee resident. 3. That you had & good w a pa record ig fore becoming unemployed “ you owe btits and are being pepeeed xin Fy! one be of ware. We hs in you and tn your commu- * Loans to $500 ‘Made Quigkly always receiv jeasant p= A considerate ae fs reat emt at R.. 2 one of ow ‘BUCKNER nen D LAKE SECTIONAL for bed davenport in good con- dition, FE 2- "a "46 FORD PANEL. GOOD For snrall ar of equal valub. EMpite 3-223 3 WILL. ie fer 2, DELUXE Charset or aed of = val BS ti las WiLL SWAP TAVER®. ; ay tas pein cane classe FE Sinan ve “WE WILL ae ~ as imo on ay umbing ce rarpente to ‘accept ork of eek. mele ears, land tract, vacant land _ kk for. rown. 62 Pb 2-4810. _Evenings call On| 8-2618. ee Sale Clothing | 56 i, CHAIRS ONE oaED ig conse = Don't wait. ‘Sale Household Goods 57 aaa, | TE REG RT BEE 5 never been worn. G- co, ag ee — a Ppmeed %, toed a Ma TouNG 2 $13, 1 new, $65, FR 2-€701, Nelson 8t. 4 ait DUOTHER SPACE HEATER | with blower. 3 years old, 645, FE 8-9026, | _ ‘ lounging chair, ironer, FE 41409. oe ~~ ly VEN AND ee ‘| Gas Ran age aoe cate Sa A HLECTROMASTEE, prove. $15. deatees roth mm er, eg ee ov Loved on ae) bolts 5. FE pani, FALL SPECIALS —— oo a “ : T teed. Store. FALL BUILDING “Bae we RCA 0 Union Village, Enpire s-e811, WOOD & COAL RAN OR 3-2360 oa apptiances., 3 We aw Sinatgp with asp leet. Same GOOD LIVING ROOM SET FOR | j-poy— SMALT RA S08 AND | —Uel's_ Appliance. _ single ee ne door, and rtables, $6 | to $12. FE 6-t Peri USED CRANE OIL SURETRATLER 8 FT ROVAL.|AMANA. 167 Tank wicelient condition, s years if . o Fully equipped. Sell or trade for | freezer. 1857 mode! sis, Inver old. MAyfair 6-3407 Zeer, sauiy (Ot, pane | centres. ble bed complete "with dust rut-| USED AND MODEL ~ A PICEUP, 9150 ~OR ie 6 rame, a ODEL aay or nets ator & misc | 1155 7 METAL N size BEDS. CTS a springs-and mattresses. $50. OR Oyn quar nee R Sts $30 Thee 7 PIECE BLUE MORAIR, GOOD SAE RANG EeeCTRE ene RIG. _Srayton,, Rees, 2668 Litehfie erator, A and corner tables. 7 BABY BEDS. 1 HAS CHEST ene PE +1634 oF 185 Money to Loan 53) to, match. t idea) laundry, tu. | HOUSE FOUL OF Fo FURNITURE. (State Licensed | Lenders) ble _ 4 chairs Daystrom. 1 de- _ Quick §& eat COE humidifier, new. t poreenia work | IRON aie ROnER N- UICK $25-$500 LOANS - table. 1 dog bea, OL 1-1308. aition, te’, mos. old. s100. Detase SEABOARD FINANCE eS ROOM) fae" Gill St. Oxiord. FE 2076 Easy PARKING. sa la ad FES SECTIONAL | DAVENPORT, TRONRITE IRONER. GOOD CON- | sr a an ~ WHEN YOU NEED yenoF sutaitare. Alumigum tilted Ge wringet 2 Setter $25-$100_|e pestis oe 3. oe SUITE, COM- water ter, ‘used 1 yr jh guematic, wesh- eer Comten Ot. ce anon it 43573 t% quickly on 4 RCA BC. TVWING i signature, oy susie furniture No Bocce player, $20. eth meson —— o x en storm Rs Budeet, ct We wi be, ind pe ce * ie Surana, By syiven 1 re, 8st.) Det it nt ea = =P, i LIVING ROOM | LINOLEUM & PAINT SALE, ~ ati, “t xe, cond, On 38. oe eeke oe oe i : Tun eke i water pee 3 3 Bloomfield rerrace. auesese. i =R FINANCE co. | lla iar See paket can | Pa qgea me og tachi” Bal for lose en ot for lege than FE 4-1574 109 Pontiac State Bank Bide. a . FOUL ; BERD NORGE G + e = i, re few davenport and phair | Kelvinator refrigerstor, #40, Ken- ee table 2 decorator lamps All son sane mood cond. oniv '. pode a itlantaastins, SO “ X i RUG AND PAD, $35; : : $25 TO $500 — chair, nag On — ae bad : :| POWERFUL ELECTROLUX VAC- Chatter ene | Bee "ad ai tgr eae | eum somegies Maman Yonge, Dente | Harvey aars oe | Uietnimete tie Beckie 5-8121 J, us at our office. items. . $55 cash. H & Auto | 9x2 Felt Base Rugs $5.95 | tet ome te | RANGE. ate wor LOAN CO. aA-Ft. Ft. Wall. Tile Zc | oe see gee 2=N Perry St (Corner Pikes Soi B PAINT Gal, $3.75 | __MA 5-2289 eves. Mortgage Loans 54 ere Me erties rebate iy oO} te — Special” A Mortgage P roblem? rator a Marie wringes hole oe we yr. guaran- We make mortgage loans ine washer, Reasonable. FE +. ace your —— "Any groper, 31, 640 E. Columbia. Elec ux vacuum, — new, 1 yr. any amount. Prom . 1? 'NCR TV. 4 4H rr bur ‘and ‘contracts, abd real es tioned “Ph Of 31660. after § p.m 23H: we B wat ; CHEFF MTOR. & RLTY_CO freemer 3 ees 10 W HURON 87. PONTIAC cu. ft. upright ow... ..ees FE 6-858 ——=_—sEBves. EM 30048 SWEIGK sbeboginy wits gud oes | “covering od Seenags sate Bees) “ETT DING? Then wake cure it's Burmeister’s Open 8 a.m. te 8 p.m, Bun. 18 to 2. ae sears ereneees eeebebeeonees — ‘teas "32> of 2 a iat ag met g ig ey help om any expofion ie, Ca prob- BURMEISTER’S Northern LUMBER CO. WR Coney tate Oe EM_ 3-417? Open 8 a.m 9F Poe BFS | naces, water and ers, automatic water heater = isrheese: ae quantities, by ag F * ood eg w Taher ihe fie slack contra furnace, snermpetat 4 FE 2-6701, Shs ‘eison “GET QUICK, iT through Classified Ads! Yes, whatever it is — dial FE 2-8181 for an. ad- writer and get it! - " eee ee eee ee = : preees vA te ceeeeee oa Mahogany, good 2s ....... ite cant Us ON” dwin Ave. we Deluxe 21" ree! nb eee eke eens 1488 Dr., ood zn Excellent yee ea he hes 2 _ eee 2 ee ee ee ee eee * seeeweenene +S ee 3° d No Deere a 5089 Dixie Highway - Drayton Plains "| Every Friday .....7 p.m. Every poy yer p.m. Bu ORlando 3-2717 3 tractor, John De bottom 14” Miraties low plus Clerk. Feet (ee as i B&B Sales *§ = i @ < Ld & es ” 1957 MALLARD 4 FT, TRAVEL Ce branes, sleeps 6. Sratier, Elec br Maz 8 Bivd oe ifasine Sic, ‘§. Saginaw De! nr lt. sree "88 ft. , a4 = with Me: eels Mark 30. $905, La Cross. 1 ft ft. boat with ercury — Big discount on ‘ocr serie. of boats and m a. “Big Discount eee er Ca. new and useg boats and mo modern. Exc. cond, 2128. Telegraph Fea. — pee {Across from: Mile) | Oxford Trailer | gaa are Orion, MY S-iss8 or MY 30000.” Sales ~ BOAT CLEARANCE Newsterens | pave HUM br erals-Holly ats is Great Lakes-Zimmers ior Eig gad ok wl est 8 to 10 foot wides, all lenghths, cate cnaee — # DINGHY — * Sitar pink. ‘Fradlee parts bettie | Cost 065, sell 425. FE 45382. ges and accessories. 1 mile South | “y EVINRUDE MOTORS” a Fr, 96 . BCELLENT | Clearance Sale TQUR-AID TRAILER BETGH AND | oy ote discount 55 SPARTAN sia Orchard Lk. Ra. pail net 8-8. FE 80112, pirat mein, | Pen ea OE Ask for Keith Bridges Pe 1) HOLIDAY LAS Sri oF Gh Same | ue ean Mea INBOARD, 45 H.P. Os od bedtm PE Soes SELL OR RENT — _' NEW ay Ph ee tee ote. Prv TM {27 Pr. SCHULT. MODERN. LIKE “ina thes and TRAILER EXCHANGE New Andersons We buy, sell and trade. Used 8-10 Wides USED TRAILERS ON RENTAL PAYMENT Bottle Gas Parts and Supplies 1 ® to 6: Closed 5 Sundays Pontiac Chief _ - Detroiter Me agers TF 8 & 10 wide cor Gael re you buy. Re: member. 70 you will save hundreds Bob Hutchinson Mobile Home Sales Inc. 4 whe Foxtias wort R 3-1203 Open "bays a Week SHORT OF MONEY? ine se ¢ A gp your er, saoeetee. jcomonatrate, so you receive Rash fn mediately a 10 per — We — Sern or waluse, Cs ani Marne | Ce Wiliams Lake Rd. or S280 VAGABOND 16 FOOT CAMP & ler. Will sleep 4, Reasonable. _MUtual 42060, 79 Rent Trailer Space HGTS. MOBILE "Tage. The finest % mile 8B Bou. 170 N. yke FE_ 5-6519 OXFORD MOBILE MANOR 2 FOR = want the best. 40x80 _Lakeviile Rd_ Ph. OA 8-3022 MOBILHOME ESTATES. MODERN al and playground. EM PARK AT PAREHURST INLAND LAKES cal PE 4-7121. 3127 W. Huron, 32-6122 INSIDE R BOAT STORAGE, FE -5-6365 price Glasto Craft 4811 Dixie Hwy, (Corner Walton & Dixie Hwy.! Drayton Plains ron ere E STORAG: eae Boat W mas pe en” "Open, Susie cee Open Sundays SPECIAL wood runabout with di thru sea rr. Shower’ $s yy & & Service Auburn Ave, FE NEEDA US"D TRUCK? PICKUPS from to "ST Panels from 5H to "56 25 trucks to Call Bob Butler at Turner’s MI 4-7500 . PONTIAC'S TRUCK CENTER GMC RETAIL BRANCH - Oakland at Cass Foreign & Sports Cars 90B 1958. ENGLISH FORD STATION ‘a exe, ¢ iw mileage MA Siii6. N’°61 STATION WAGON. Will trade, OR 3-2002. 91 * For Sale Cars ‘$1 BUICK SUPER REPOSSESSION GAR PAYMENTS TOO some? Rg = m help vou some ive Lake Oia em moter — 1958 STATION WAGONS — 4 DOOR: ALL COLORS & MODELS $1694 And op NORTH CHEVROLET Hun vd. at S. Woodward Ave. Birmingham" Mr “<8 OLIVER: ing wheel on a, ow trailer, "iat ntti we! Motor Sales Shey pace ; . to sell $550. ’58 Chevy Wagon «.$2395 ome A coaar ctr boat, Aber-| +87 Buick Sedan «. .$1995 Used 14 ft cedar edar strip Wademaker 457 Buick Convert. $2295 our | hp. Bvinrude, Al An fo $88. 2°57 Ford Victoria . $1995 2 S" poats and Evinrude | 50 Buick H’top ... .$1695 See us beface you buy. Dawson Sates — co Lake, take -_— turn Ge Rd. about 7 miles Rd, turn left and Transportation Offered 87 CARS FOR Pow ane =. Gas allowance to re dans Pa 3am otter # pm 2, FLY 4 ENGINE fornia, Haw. 300.10, Ferry hg On’ 31064. eet ee are Fe TRUCK GOING NORTH PART PART load, either way. FE 5-6806. Wanted Used Cars 88 A-l a Fhe CARS AND scrap. Fre . OR 3-6015. A “BETTER PRICE | Out of state dealers on the lot will *out-bid Michi: — pmarket on ‘5: ru ’5i Nice cars ry rougt Call ad Be FE Sears. HT AT 6:30 P.M. & % _ west of for every in the home mmore electric stove, Sahl Chet oil er, Frigid other nice antique p= Thad "Brass on stand, commode, drop. leaf -| A-1 USED TIRES. $3.50 UP 1954 FORD 6 MOTOR, ‘51 FORD 6, fal iceman motor. 197 8. John- ~ For Sale Tires 80A WE buy, sell Also eevecats, STATE TIRE 503 . Saginaw 8t. : ENGINE, CHRYSLER "87, ble inches. Truck clutch, 4 transmissions, $285, s 60 en transmission, $85.- and any engine, machine work fair 35. d | STANDARD BRAND, NEW TIRES traded in on General Safet U Abed — cent off. B w ED “WILLIAMS 451 8. Saginaw at Raeburn ck © er Sales Pe: 18 PT. out Venice ot Cass Lake soe W. Huron. (Plan to join one of ‘Wally Bryan's excfting caravans.) PT) oO ik ed . 937 263 Rd, Auto Service 81 CRANKSHAFT GRINDING IN THE ear, ong 8 rebored Zuck Ma- chine Hood, Phone FE 22563, ~ Sale Mater Scooters 8&2 ALLSTATE MOTOR SCOOTER — 1953, good c $65. FE 4-5382. 'SHMAN RS + SERVICE re 3 PAD: ea FE 4-4246 For Sale Motorcycle. 83 1949 40 HARLEY, DAVIDSON — 125. cond. OR 3-827. ‘$7 TRIUMPH * __ dition, 400 BE. A FOR PARTS eis woe Davidson our Harley Davidson, see Harle vyidson Sales Co. 372 8 <_<. Sale Bicycles 84 PBPPPAPA LP LOLOL PLL EEL LPL LL 20° & 26° BOYS & 26” ome bikes, like flew, reas, FE 2-3664. 28°" GIRL'S BIKE EXCEL. eon. 1066. $20. rE 45382. Hickmnott, kmott, guctioneer, Oxford. OA no ey club howe and 42214 aa ee tiac. Also trailer sales. Base rate LUCKY "AUTO SALES sselecilon of ome - | $20, Phone MYrtle_ 2-4611. 193_ 8. Saginaw sto Rag ~ Sigg 2,com-|~ Auto Accessories 80 - CASH fies te Heats Se oe | NyMERGUNY, ENON, FOL) Tomb Cake ust ae old Fords, $125, PE: 82771. Community Motor Sales AUBURN AT EAST BLVD. FE 5-858 CONTINUED "SATISFACTION THAT'S OUR SELL Us_ YOUR CAR FOR GREAT PERSONAL GAIN “THE BRIGHT SPOT” | ORCHARD LAKE AT CASS FE 8-0488 OPEN aie 10 H, J. VAN WELT, 4540 DIXIE Hwy., Drayton Pisins, pays the High Cash poy for all late models fh 8 3-1355. . , Ph OR _3-1355, AS MUCH Aa 50 FOR JUNE AND 2-2668 cheap cars days or eves, BES ST PRICE FOR, poRE CARS, CASH “FOR CARS ay Se MOTOR. —s Cass at Pi FE 5 DON'T HESITATE Bring Your Car to GLENN'S ‘Motor Sales Fo Top $$$ Dollar Bee NEED CLEAN sen T OUR NEW LOCATI “952 W. HURON Cars. “8 to '58 models Must be clean. AVERILL’S 2020 Dixie Hwy, FE 2-9878 FE 4.6806 See M & M Motor Sales For dollar, on late model cars. 2627 H OR_3-1603 TO mB UARY MARI AKE OR mo Sn“ ete tin? acorns ANT cars, Also used tthve. PE bin. s 7398 | ‘58 PONTIAC 56 Ford Conv. V-8 $1195 ’°56 Ford Victoria ..$1595 ’°55 Buick Sedan ...$1195 55 Chevy V-8H-T $1195 55 Pontiac 2-Dr. ...$ 995 ’54 Chevy Wagon ..$ 795 ’54 Pontiac Cat. ...$ 795 ’S4 Ford 2-Dr. V-8 $ 695 53 Chevy Sedan ...$ 495 53 Buick Sedan ...$ 545 53 Olds 88 2-Dr. ...$ 495 ’52 Buick H’top ....$ 195 ASK FOR GLENN+SAWYER OR HENRY SCHLAEPER IN NEW CAR DEPARTMENT. ANS- COMB OR DWIGHT BLINN. OLIVER BUICK 210 Orchard Lake Ave. FE 29101 - Open_Eves. "61 3 CADILLAC, ¢ DR., ful shape. $480, _ ONE OWNER CARS ‘88 DESOTO FPiredome 4Door Radio, Torque, Power steer- ing. Demo SAVE $800 | _ $650 DOWN "66 hag Pavey Pegg + r H-top — io, Dyna tee. $345 DOWN — $5558 PER MO. Bag noe e800 mile — “alleges Power steer. $345 GOWN — $55.58 PER MO. 8 Oa -_— 1 PER MO. "BS ‘+ ge pg Plaza ~— Radio and Heat- $180 DOWN: - $34.80 PER MO. BRAID DESOTO-PLYMOUTH DEALER | cr xetes ral Dealing _ FE D018. : RENT 1T FAST through Rent Ads! Room, house, apartment, any- thing — Want Ads. ov ‘you ACT ION. Dial | He ae ‘ie f ce 4-1006 co Wise, Economize RAMBLER "BILL SPENCE saas Sa, oe * gen via oR hh Auburn Motor Sales — CORNER PIKE & E. BLVD. R. & C. Rambler SLOGAN =e ye pat ali: any deal; 185 "56 Buck special, hardtop ... $1305 "56 Rambler, 4-Dr. sharp, Make 58 Chevy, 210, Nice car $ 145 *64 Chevy, Bel Ais. eDr. ‘veir as ee seaes Pe | USED CAR PRICES Complete Se: service 6 ts. a.m, tl 8 p.m. Cheap Transportation ‘$1 Nash 2dr, Nice body " Nash Rani ¥en, At... tH "6 Paneee’ i "I $1 Chevy, 2-dr. Nice Se eee ee ae ers netssnnes 15 mo CARS TO el om eS ll | ECONOMY USED CARS 22 Auburn (off Saginaw) FALL SPECIALS «Dr. Deluxe, radio ae eeenenere 1696 sha 54 Olds 4 Holiday Cpe., load- ed with power "88 Ford . Conivt., a real nice "36 Bulek century. Dr, H-top, ‘HOUGHTEN & SON Merelige, Te ap el Saaet mis it loday. Poe ott eee Tord, 1957 2-DR. CHEVY HARDTOP. ate payments. Plus $50. iS OWNER 03 CHEVROLET hardtop, heater, wer ones, nee, re- tires, 38,000 91.085. miunr OR 31188, 1957 Mg ag AIR 4 DRE Sion i966 + arate ROYAL LANCER. oe —_ pba! tires. ye clean. No Goalers. ri MA 6-1313. DESOTO 2 DR, GO! oY “hardtop. Compleiely equipped. New toa tire: 4 pa Dy Fe, buy 0 o wher MA Sze. HUDSON sedan, DLX. " Pe. owner. 46,000 = In ror R R_& H Nice tires, 3 fone, at FE $3635. TOP, TOP, besatiful Co EL. ad 8 sen. Yelio heater, Look Soe one over! ONLY $1703. COLE'S UTO SUPER MART “PL i wou r a 1000 Pontiac Trail Walled Lake Kr 4-451] ECONOMY PLUS ‘64 Studebaker, R & H ....:. bf $2 Kaiser, R & H ........., "62 Willys 2 dr. Overdrive .... $125 Roger’s Sales & Service 695 Auburn Ave, — FE 2-9555 YOUR =e. & WILLY FOR SALE 76 SURER: ‘ST i + dr, Chev Rad, Powergiide, er potlight, Tah i ADgGLOTELY NO ‘MoNny at iM Mr ae at MI oe ‘wareid Tur- ner Ford ~ National | Motor Sales 560 ‘Auburn at Marshall FE 8-459] 1949 Thru 1953 Model Fords - Chevrolets - Plymouths, etc. AS LOW_AS $00 DN. ALL CARS GUARANTEED | Absolutely No Finance Co, o Co-Signers . No Credit Checks Immediate Delivery x0 BAD CREDIT NEED po 000 CREDN « Bus Stops at Door Walk In & Drive Out -NATIONAL | MOTOR SALES 560 Auburn Avenue at |’53 FORD V-8.. Haskin’ per znene —— of car § i] Haskins ens. 6761 A -g aS pen al t Sage MAple ‘SE Al pd pe. 7 ~ ty ‘ FOR og | . cit tS rat Mt : HAUPT Pontiac Sales For Good Will Used Cars Chevrolet, V-8 4dr Bel-Air a ardtop, . Powe: dio, eater. Power bi Ah ee ys whitewalls, 4dr. sedan Hydra- - ag i heater, white- 1954 Pontiac 4dr, Starchief, t Hardenburg _ “ST Chev. 4 dr, BA Ht...... "ST v ue = DODGE C CLU Stoee ate re sen, 5 or term, Cal 1953 DODGE SEDAN. 6 DOTHARP. FE ¢a0te $85 R MEMB R TELL EVERYONE YOU ED KNOW Dixie "OK" Lot SPT ra Toe CLEAN oa LIBERTINE OR HARTLEY, OR 3-6111. RUSS JOHNSON Lake 2} Orion GOOD Used CAR vale 55 RAMBLER WAG- ON teseeeeeeees SI145 New tires, gas savings. Gem. - $895 ‘54 PONT. WGN. . Hydra., Power brakes. ‘532, FORD WGN.....$445 2 tone, clean & dandy. 33 PONT. CAT. CP. $575 Hydramatic, shar |'54 FORD CRESTL. .$745 V-8, auto. trans, power steering. ’55 FORD V-8 CON- * VERTIBLE .....$1095 New tires, A beauty. ‘54 PONT. CAT.....$895 Starchief, full power. 65 BUICK, RE- VERIA .........$1145 Full power, Sharp. '56 FORD, PICKUP $945 This is a good buy. $445 Auto. transmission, '51 CHRYSLER ....$195 Good transportation. 54 NASH 4-DR.....$545 A-1 condition, ’S1 FORD V-8 ......$195 Good transportation, WEEKEND SPECIAL. Only 58 PONTIAC SrA TION WAGON. 9 PASSEN: GER, FULL POWER. ‘Save $1,400, See this- one. RUSS J CENSON MOTOR SALES. PONTIAC DEALEW * | Marshall > FE 8-4551 Ne oan Lake Orion x j i. i} THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1958 4 For Sale Cars USED CARS Mahar Olds. Super 88, Holiday ope. 1956 go Ford Country sedan. V-4 Rei, mu 6 ean BA ah Fee ees ek hardto ey te «8, 5 ent. Sets ; $ 895 * Mae Sel * Prpatiow, 28 29,000 ctual- ‘ Sasa ‘Bees bel aie ddr 1D ST r Fra of Basen. at White eal . radio & ‘heater. ” uxe $ rH vara Radio & mea eee eee “SHELTON Pontiac - Buick ere re 8 Rochester ‘OL 1.8133 ce pe sich, "Yi Deaving stare Arien wer oF | arr ees 4 PAs == _— wg 15 isis a Seeeitalat ie" daa’ pick un. alae pohinwsed Perry Park. “TAYLORS | Sreaennns ok coheane: Chevy-Olds Walled Lake|i#®® eee ee Ns MArket 4-1561_ Ti a MERCURE 3 gis eta FORE i today: Eddie Steele ae ROCKY ‘CLAIR, EX- ore _ EM’ 3-24 cond. 1 Gl isag WERCURY SRURION WAG: won. $8 MI ese AO ‘$5 RAMBLER WAGON. 36. New tires Overdrive. “ Russ Johrson Mtr Sales, Pxeeltent owner. Ne | 1952 3 RAM BLER STATIO i WAGON, or Ford for eaalig §i $1,200 D4 DF, V4, STD. rea FE clean. ms SeavakT hat , FOM, like new. Must sal fea Eddie Siecle Ford. és feering. Beautiful be ies ‘a. See. Mr. down. Mur- on im bier. 666 8. Wood- wa 7 R, FORD Ly E, PE| —— 4-4168 or FE § money down Sie Me Murphy, B’Ham Rambler, 606 § Woodward, MI : Tear Down WW. Oni} ; ee ‘67. "S3 a Ml ay ene oe pe pestle woney Ove: ments of x (BON mo, ai te gi ar. Mr Big! at MI 4-7500 _ Harold Tu 1956 N is 8T SEL (Mok Eddie Steele Ford. ve aia ‘$1 PORD FAIRLA vertible. $0 MAyi hy yey DR, SUP 8 Hydramatie transite. 3 366. "orl ma arks at, MI 47500 Harold ne 5 a Fu S166, OUTH HOUSE CAR. GOOD “e ear $126. FE 68-4480, 2563 James 3 PLYMOUTH ' REPOSSESSION Porfoct speine, good ee ont dr Bell Great tease Teas 1957,PLYMOUTH BELVEDERE, 4 ar., Must sell to- and Sedhie steele Ford. FE: 50204, “ FLTOOT tee BELVEDERE RE. 4 dr, paraee ‘V-8 Super power & gor ae glass, Gee car. MI 4089 FOR SALE BY OWNER, iy PLY- outh, 2dr hardtop. V-8, yetque t transmission. H w tires, Windshie washers, direc- mos. old. G eS om miss: R& ‘ai id i) -fioo. areld’ Tur tiona) signals, Padded dash. 5 %% FORD aT CAD- th 8 8, FOM. ba g Pia » FOR 300, 2D Excel Sood Will take ater car in trade, M. : 2 FORD = f oT V3. STICK. —— res Take over 58 Demonstrators aes “PLYMOUTH wo Maple at Pontite Tra ® Sunliners fully equipped. Sart) Walled Lake MA4-4511] - Inc MU_4-1718 1 eee a en JE seen. Hunter 5 . — $600 Bi | Bit Fag? 4, CARE Se oboe Must geil eis nadie Bteele ms Toate a gg 4 1958 PLYMOUTH pee. DERE, factory ‘icials, ku-tone ‘se sportone, COLE’ 5 91h DO YOUKNOWA | _ BARGAIN WHEN . * YOU SEE ONE? Be 3 ites By 2 naan Hid ef ; attain bis on | BP. i... 5 2.5: $1905 N- a, “PONTIAC € sTATION RY HT. DEMO. At “BOB FROST, INC. 0034 280 Paveined Blvd. ass. around Birm ins acres: Se, Pee gt roy Terms. Ciaviston otor “Sal es CHRYSLER, PLYMOUTH DEALER MA 56-5141 LYMOU H BEL Hardtop. he gage en R&H. Power ate and rin; ike new. tivate owner $1,166, MI 62517, "58 on TIAC, PERSO RSONAL gg i pall i Like new, wm: 4 dr, Cata a equipment inc pee other | Wade, also Baan for Bud McHugh FE 3-117, PONTIAC, TARCHIEF CATA- “fina, wee eens 58 © Soames ae PONTIA .G._ BONNEVIELE with setae mn Ghnlves Wal tase older car in trade, OR 3-240. iiss PONTIAC CHIEFTAIN 4 DR. condition, 9233 BLACK i053" BONTIAG “DR, 4150, Beechums arage. Dixie Hwy. . alton Biyd. on 45-4900, 1954 PONTIAC CUSTOM, 4 DR. Starchiet, like new, ve clean tow mileage, 187 ‘Chandler. atts Tenet 14.000 tiles, Na One ener. Otis Bai ai owne “2re 07 or Sun. 2 OR $4 PONTIAC ay MUST SELL, best offer. 3-3843 ‘s, PONTIAC Perea an. $195, £M 3-0081. 1H. eens WAGON. dition New tires. FE _ Seas. 53 j PLYMOUTH (CO CONVERTIBLE. _Pully equipped. $230. FE 6-7718. 53 PONTIAG 4 DR. EXTRAS. Pvt. owner, ‘7855 Locktin., Afte: N. Shore Union Lake, 5:30. 19909 PONTIAC,’ EXCELLENT Sots Phetsant_ Bt R&H. H. Manning. ‘83 PONTIAC. AG. VERE ae me) oe asa 1956 PONTIAC 7 DOOR HARDTOP. Radio, heater, Hydramatic, W sidewalls, low low eage Bri tires. Price $1200. FE 45435. _ PONTIAC CONVERTIBLE, . Will trade, H, Manning Boas asant St. Lag 8 RENAULT. MUST sec TO- day. Eddie Stéele Ford. PE 5-9204. bas are eae gly ;? ER. shape 15,000 miles. Ip 331 First, Pontiac. FE fast ibs VOLESWAGEN. SUNROOF, U import, best aber over si100. 4-308. 1956 Volkswagen ~ $1450 Larry Jerome | Prices - Only Half the Story (Corner of ant f, Montcalm.) : SALE | Values Galore TO Give You MORE! NOW | 1958 | CHEVYS | GREAT SAVINGS - MONEY IN THE BANK IF YOU BUY NOW Company . door Se eyeerette: Ex- Officials Cars |..." es PL MO TH Only A Few Left ‘56 P LYMOU YEOMAN ee iiss Satie ween, Pover Se Goat, V4 engine. Honey BEIUE ee cin =— & heat YEOMAN 9 | ceeootste $1044 | Station Wagori ‘6 5 OLDSMOBILE «Ben at PUETATS ACOEY| OR Regt, swe YEOMAN = _|'55_ PONTIAC Station Wagon STATION WAGO 4 DOOR — 6 Passenger. = Pow- jafari — Hyéramatic, power erglide, Fathom BLUE. cates brakes ee $1305 BEL AIR ’ 2 DOOR SEDAN — W3:v-# motor. SoeGewacon Bincd vases see steering. 210-8 ey. power brakes, SINCERE Ce cn aon aL Oe $1174 BISCAYNE 55 CHEVROLET 4 — _ aoe eens. “Radio B-AIR ‘ DOOR Sliver SLUR & IVORY. ea of Mee a 4 DOOR =e Solid 155, FORD , CREAM paint. FAIRLANE 4 DOOR Ford-O-Matic, radio and BELA - heater; 23,000 actual mei i Boom afl rower do|o eh Eres V8. Gien GREEN & BISCAYNE Bc ae nme sean v-4, a ae a er ee seas $ 794 9 oupeMostL mer Wiper we: _ Versary GOLD '& tvoRT. 4 $3 PONTIAC : YNE re “same ree Rea a $495 -BISCAYNE, : 48 PONTIAC : Ss 60 CADILLAC, oe owner . 4D BEDAN — @ Cyl oe ' side, Silver ay : _Matthews- | lo ‘Hargreaves ro ay Cumenctte Dealer The £ ‘Lot. ; OAKLAND AVE. ed E = / 58 CHEVROLET B-AIR HARDTOP Radio & Hoste eee = ara New! ber é CHEVROLET DEL RAY 2 DOOR Le Tobe Heater, Ivory & Surf 1G ade dse Needle swauwencccae aes $1474 ’S7 PLYMOUTH WAGON “7 ar -O'’Drive, cesses ed aon ef OLDSMOBILE SUPER 88 H. 4 door. "pont power. . $2105 137 CHEVROLET STATION WAGON 00) we fit he ime eax 4-17 OME “Bright Spot” Gives You Quality Too! 191/95 4 og NASH RAMBLER — Coun- “31095 7" CHEVROLET ape. SEDAN, exs a sharp $1095 54 OLDSMOBILE - Door, Power steering, poet brakes $695 “EX engi mil CHIEFTAIN deluxe 4- 695 $4 FORD CUSTOM V-8, radio and heater $2150 "ST _— 4DR. HARDTOP, full ~~ $1595 "67 FORD 8 CYLIVDER, radio and heater "1095 56 DESOTO 2DR, SPORTSMAN, It's aw beauty! *790 ‘S44 MERCURY MONTEREY 4¢-DR., beautiful job — *950 "34 oLpeMosrtt CONVERTIBLE, red bottom and black top 5OY9 '§ PONTIAC STARCHIEF sedan *850 «DR. Rivie *1350 "55 OLDSMOBILE “‘88"' HOLIDAY, full power *1395 JEROME “Bright Spot” | Olds-Cadillac Dealer Orchard Lake. at Cass ERY DEFENDA- . | These 7 ~ 12 Orphans Need a Home! WELL BEHAVED ‘54 MERCURY 4 DR., Mercomatic 53 FORD 9 PASS. WAGON. Overdrive.. oS GOOD ‘56 CHEVY 2 DR., Powerglide ce ceucecueees $1195 ‘55 PONTIAC Starchief Catalina............ $1395 55 FORD Fairlane 2 Dr. Victoria .......... $1145 BRATS 51 BUICK 2 DR. Standard Transmission ....$ 195 ‘51 CHEVY 2 DR, has cust ss ..censcseroe: $ 95 49 OLDS 2 DR. 88, need§ paint ..... sees eae 165 Many fist: ic Choose from RUSS DAWSON . Mercury—Edsel—-Lincoln English Ford Line | 232 S. SAGINAW FE 2-9131 57 FORD WAGON, Fordomatic ....... «$1895 ’56 MERCURY hardtop, power equipped. ..:$1495 "56 FORD tudor custom .......seeeeerreees $1095 'S5 CHEVY WAGON, powerglide ......++ $1245 < DO: YOU | Trust Your Wite. AND YOUR CHILDREN to an old unsafe car? You'd never forgive yourself if they had an accident,.so don't take the chance . COME IN TODAY SELECT Hopi. wes StS RECONDI- WE LL HELP YOU :. ; Arrange Easy-to-Buy Financing © ‘96 OLDSMOBILE "98" $1995 Radio & Heater, Hydramatic. ms 5 eg Loaded. BLUE & WHITE Paint. oye) BUICK OP — Automatic Transmission, HARDTO: ie sg Heater. Power Brakes. ‘57 PONTIAC Power steprin a IVORY eeevee eve ee @ @ 56 FORD —" Power. Bieciing. cater. “Hord-O-diatic. ‘99 PONTIAC ‘53 OLDSMOBILE Radio and Heater, Hydra- ped ee he Paint Very clean. ‘57 PONTIAC * 2 8 2 © © © Ore we oe He oe # * © © © @ @ & Radio & Heater, Hydramatic 9.000 actua; miles. SORAL and Radio o e's 8 © © © 8 & 8 oe © © # @ “ee © * ee ow $1295 $2095 . $1395 § * $1195 $ 695 $2295 sad ‘Meater, wOuer Bueriaae Power rhrakes men 59-BUICK . 6... 220-0204. $1395 CENTURY HARDTO: ‘0D PONTIAC _ ‘D0 CHEVROLET L AIR 2?DOOR - Radio & Heater. Sharp! ‘54 PONTIAC Radio & Heater. Hydramatic. 4 EUS wero’ Pe. aad & Heater, Straight 57 OLDSMOBILE Pull Power, Automatic Transm ‘37 PONTIAC .......... CurmyT are oo COUPE — Power Steering 08 PONTIAC cram +RoOR, Pie Mt GEE ‘56 PONTIAC Radio & Heater. Power m coring & Power Brak cs ee ee ee 8 , Heater, Hydramatic. “es © *# © & or 2 0 @ © © © # @ oe. * © © © © 8 e @ “eo * * © * © # @ © apenas Transmission, $1095 $1095 $ 795 "98" $2495 | $2695 $1495 FACTORY BRANCH PONTIAC. RETAIL STORE “GOODWILL USED CARS ! E°3-7117 65 MT. CLEMENS ST. 4 LIQUI ———— een (BEHIND THE POST OFF Ick) 84 — 2-DR. HARDTOP, super |}: BECAUSE— "a" Ford 2 DOOR $145 STOCK NO. 693-0 5 Ford one - Buick © 4 DOOR $69 m3 tA Ford VICTORIA STATION WAGON $245 — $295 STOCK NO. 2182-A STOCK NO. 654-A Dodge 4 DOOR CLUB COUPE $295 $295 STOCK NO. STOCK NO. RP-1i 54 Ford 4DOOR B49 FE 5-4101 FE otal Oren till 01h . Dodge he. STARTING NOW WE MUST MAKE ROOM FOR THE ’59 MODEL TRADE-INS ~ These Cars to Go On Sale -F RIDAY, ‘SEPTEMBER aa —NO DEALERS— STOCK NO. 702-0 - Dodge 4 DOOR $125 a DeSoto 4 DOOR $125 STOCK sO STOCK 52 RS-B Plymouth Plymouth sTOCK NO. 2142-A 4 DOOR Boo : sth ae 59 = Chevrolet 4 DOOR $145 lots 2 DOOR 4 DOOR $65 $245 STOCK NO. RP-19 STOCK NO. 680-A 55 Buick HARDTOP $945 ‘4 Chevrolet 4 DOOR $545 "Gy" OWENS Your Friendly F ORD Dealer Open 8 a.m. to9p.m. “FE 5.3588 “Why These Prices?. MI 6-5300 ACTION BIRMINGHAM NEW CAR TRADES EXECUTIVE CARS FACTORY CARS All Must Be Sold! The Time of. Veen Has , Arrived to hold our... ANNUAL - SALE If you. are looking for a VALUE PACKED. -Buy, You'll Have to See Our | Selection ZY. Warranty Bank. Rates UP TO #36 Months TO PAY Spot Dialiiea YOUR OLDER CAR NEED NOT BE PAID FOR | ‘SATURDAY ONLY | SEPT. 13th NOON ‘TILL 6 P.M. Everyone Welcome | VALUABLE GIFT WITH EACH PURCHASE ON SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, ONLY SCHUTZ MOTORS INC. DESOTO - PLYMOUTH DEALER 912 SS Woodward Ave. BIRMINGHAM 2 DATION it tk ia Li ap usa cl i ia i ii ot 4 * i eMmic | But Then — What it He 3 a =. oe we * . 4% i * ‘. ~ * : : : 3 r misinterp : : ok, 2 se mu, ER Oe ‘ |quist, general industrial relations|executive to leave the company/when he was hit by.a car alvtle Toll Up 169; of By EARL WILSON é manager at Ford Motor Company, |in the past.severel days. A week US. 31 ‘south of: Douglas. ; Boss *}gon w a sign on hi announcing, “This Z . -Edsel-Lincoln | 20, of Denver. ' Secret I Don’t Know What I’m Doing.” i. aaa 28 Ne , Jackie Gleason played a practical | field Township, Ee! ae sue nee sees keen a0 MICHIGAN CREDIT COUNSELLORS joke a ee drive his * a, ee en, ae ee Really Was Well Off i rae storm, says the National] 76 Mi Siete Bank Bldg. | an heme Gordon Dutt, to collapse. During re- | John S. Bugas in the Industrial] Los ANGELES (AP) — His Society. eg! ee: hearsals for a drinking scene Jackie a paper ra. he | r@lations Department, but has had cronies thought Abraham Green- pped champagne; » Om camera, Ne “| little to do with contract negotia-|span, a shabbily dressed shoe- made believe he was loaded. Everybody | tions now under way with the Unit- maker, was eccentric, He some- was in on the gag—except Duff, who jed Auto Workers. Bugas has full|times showed them a worn money “Let 9 Years of Credit Counseling Expe ‘ Hours: Daily 9 to S. Wed. and Sat. 9 to 1. Evenings by App't. ~~, SAM BENSON SAYS: ©. * THEY MUST BE RIGHT! Yes Sir! My Customers must be right when they keep coming back to buy their suits, top coats: Shuddered. ans gg of the company negotia-| belt and claimed he was well off. Ueana Nieves, the Mexican import (Missi ikke Geneon, es os ee Havana Hilton), ls working dally with Marlon) However, although Lindquist’s| day. In the belt police found $25,- -™§ Brando toward appearing opposite him in| resignation became effective last! 496 in cash and bonds. WILSON “Guns Up.” Meanwhile she is being introduced : servile to L.A, society by Conrad Hilton. eos Add “Funny Signs”: (Spotted by Joy Gallagher, Hamp- ton, Va.) On auto bumper: “Please Don’t Blow Horn. Drivér Sam Benson Says: paying it off at $29.50 a month ... Anna. Maria Alberghetti Bregman in November. Ae . + Ice skater Freddie ‘Trenk- ‘ is ae , ler, injured during the Ed Sul- ; livan TV'er from Madisoh Sq. Garden, will be out of the ice show for a week. Nylons! Dacrons! Blends! Cottons! Reg. Sizes! Half Sizes! Junior Sizes! Tall Girls! Whi Colors! Special Orders Taken! Pretty as a Picture, 7 ek aoe : yee Westbry, nes if Figure Fatierers Budget $1 © TWEEDS MY PRICE | THUS P.M 8 4 an 4 a wn,”. a : ? Nig ; Ie - | Giimpsed in Fort Wayne, $ 7 oo © BRUSHED WOOLS j eg Ind., by Bob, Springer: “Have 3 a . Reg. $25. ee oe LIV © ‘SIZES 35 T046. gan ee. $ hie 3° to] 431 5 ion taal $1687. with /in her plush H’wood home, is ; | hese ou a: 3 3 4 3 3 _ CWopyright, 1958) ~~ — a BICYCLES YOUR 88 CHOICE EACH . 3.50 Down | 20-24 or 26 INCH for BOTH BOYS & GIRLS VA ‘ V" i — it Kids everywhere love the smooth, stream- “ IN hk lined style, gleaming chrome plated handlebars, hubs and sprocket. Regular coaster brakes for more safety. Comfort- designed seat. 1.75-itch tires. Hurry in jf today while this sale lasts. 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Tan color. % — ' P my aCe ge eas ei ian ’ au w.Haros ll CSatiglaclion guananioed on your money back” 154 North Saginaw St 1 | Torre Tonite | PARK FREE! 2522 Siu, | ‘FE 45791 ! ' guanantied Ov fy : PD) Phone FE5-4171 — siecciastiabilisiaiaaaiiniiaaatal, mn TA in the city with purchase _ \