GOLDEN PONTIAC — A sleek, golden 1957 Pontiac is on dis- ' play in front of the Oakland County Courthouse. The car will be given away Aug. 26 by the Pontiac Downtown Assn. as part of its celebration of Pontiac Motor Division's ‘50th with the car are A. C., Girard, National Bank and president of : Pontiac Press Phote (right) president of Community the Downtown Assn., and S. E. Knudsen, general _—— of Pontiac Motors. County Building Program May Suffer Curtailment whide/uish vata Michelin sue terday to the possibility that Oak- land County’s pay-as-you-go build- ing program might have to be dras- tically curtailed, if not entirely eliminated, Officials considered the possibil- ity that the same court decision which recently tied bp nearly $1,- Expansion shiniiad at the cowd- ed children’s home was immedi- ately hit by the building curtail- ment, and Probate Judge Arthur “1E. Moore threatened- to demand a public vote on a bond issue if funds cannot be found elsewhere. CITIZENS CONCERNED Falls in Copenhagen Harbor COPENHAGEN, Denmark (AP) — A twin-engined Soviet airliner coming in for a landing -plunged into. Copenhagen Harbor today after clipping a tall chim- ney. Police said one American was among the 23 dead— 18 passengers and a crew of 5. There were no survivors, 4 end Budgetary surpluses into its building fund. \ Judge Dehmke, whose decision is being appealed by the county to the State Supreme Court, said the county must strictly abide by a pom yo limitation of one-tenth Police said names of vic- tims could not be given until later tonight. Seven non-Russians on the plane, an ‘Tijushin, were listed as three) West Germans, two Britons; a Nor wegian and an American, Sixteen bodies. were recovered. Six bodies floating in the mud- dy harbor were picked up min- utes after the crash, Others were recovered from the submerged wreck, Hiecten: rescue nerviowa-were pred paring to raise the wreck, The plane was in 1§- feet -of water. The 270-foot chimney is four miles from the airport. SAW BODIES FALL : Some bodies fell from the plane before it hit. the water, some the hundreds of witnesses around the harbor said. The Ilyushin 14, Russia’s stand- ard airliner about the size of an American Convair, was on a regu- lar run from Moscow and Riga to Copenhagen, eS ‘Tie route was opened last year and is flown alternately by Acro- fiot and SAS planes. ‘The pilot contacted the control tower ‘at Copenhagen’s Kastrup Airport for permission to land. Ra- dio contact was suddenly lost nine ~niftutés before the plane scheduled to land. os WENT INTO DIVE Witnesses said the plane came “clouds and was last | Reds Dictate Terms LONDON (® — Russia told thé disarmament con- ference today any agree- ment for slowing down “the world arms race must include measures to eliminate foreign military bases and to withdraw foreign troops from East and West Germany. -jand says this -sum is about $150,000. mill annually to be raised from, tax sources, for new buildings or repairs. Davis tuterprate this to mean the county can't spend more than 1 mill annually on its buildings “But we've already budgeted $170,000 for int his is mostly repair, and spent more money cons other, minor buildings before the deci- _sion was reached. That means we can't spend any more this year and probably won't have Less Money for Flu WASHINGTON @ — Sen. Hill (DsAla) said today the Budget Biireau “may well be gambling with American health and lives” some Of) by reducing the amount of money health officials sought to com- bat Asiatic flu, . anything left over for new build- ings next year,” said Davis, The Oakland County Taxpayers League, which brouglit the suit and won on its major issues, said Davis’ interpretation was “silly.” Pontiac Attorney Glenn C. Gil- lespie, the league’s counsel, said the county should be able to spend Prospects Dim for Rights Bill ae One ‘Sought Bribe in Grand Rapids |’ Violence Threat Made! by Union Official, NAM Vice President Says - = The Senate Labor Rack- ets Investigating Commit- threatened violence in the |Grand Rapids area in’ 1946; if a bribe was not paid him. ‘Marshall M. Miller, a former official of the Up- holsterers’ Union, denied that he had sought a bribe in. Grand Rapids or ac- cepted one in New York. Testimony regarding the alleged incident in Grand Rapids was given to the Senate committee in a sworn statement by Ste- phen F. Dunn, former Grand Rapids lawyer and now a vice president of the National Association of Manufacturers. (NAM). Miller, who ‘has sought unsuc- cessfully, to appear as a witness at the Senate hearing, told news- men that “Mr. Stephen Dunn is a scurrilous liar." He said Dunn record of “trying to beat Virginia Rep. Smith Set!” to Block Effort to Get Fast House Action - WASHINGTON — Prospects faded still more today for quick . House action on the stalemated civil rights bill. As. stymied civil rights leaders hufited ways “out of the House deadlock, Rep. Howard W. Smith (D:Vay moved. into position to: k immediate ef: to get the ‘before the House i. * * * -» Smith, frosty 74-year-old leader Of the little band:ef Southerners} is which controls legislative traffic in the House. In that post, Smith can delay action on the bill at least until after Labor Day — well past the target date for adjournment of Congress, where quitting fever already is running high. Smith yesterday sefved notice he is taking his stand on the Dixie bridgehead to repel civil rights forces, However, pitted against him were the power and prestige of Speaker. Rayburn (D-Tex), com- mitted in favor of House accept- anee of the Senate bill with a minor jury trial revision. * * *. Smith and Rayburn, in their colleagues and friends for more than a quarter century. They have been at odds before and Smith has yielded. to Rayburn’s wishes, Our Teenage Girls Ever wender what the typi- eal teenage girl is like? You can get a lot of ideas on page 39 today, Alter a year’s survey Ea- gene Gilbert reveals what these girls really want out of life. A second survey on teenage boys (Continued on Page 2, Col. 2) © will follow next week, Promotions of three Pontiac Po- lice Dept. officials were confirmed by the Civil Service Commission Herbert W. Straley and Commis- sion Chairman Theodore Carlson. Promotions of 3 Police Officials Contirmed at Stormy Meeting; ficers Assn. who argued the men were named either acting or pro- visional captain and lieutenants until after the Six ¢ months period had begun. ; NO DISTINCTION IN ACT ’ himself,’* questions," Straley . demanded. “You are just trying to eS bea ad ions of Carigon and the chairman replied “It's _tputual.” ‘LET HIM TALK’ Carison also tangled with Ewart as the city attorney tried to hush the chief up. “Let him talk for Carlson . snapped at). Ewart and Meridith also tangled) yover a letter purporting to be an attorney-general’s bot on t hel, ‘lashing positions, also have been; — WASHINGTON W#— tee was told yesterday that) © a former’ union organizer “ AT NEWS CONFERENCE -—- President Eisenhower tells report- ers he is making no threats, but that he is prepared to call a special session of Congress if it fails to vote adequate funds for foreign aid. The President talked to newsmen at a special conference in his House office after he signed a bill authorizing $3,367,083,000 in foreign -aid for the year starting July 1. This sum could be cut when Con- gress acts on the appropriation bill for foreign aid. 30 Victims of Leukemia Picnic at Rochester Farm Thirty small children scampered about the J. C. Pickering farm near Rochester yesterday, seemingly no different than: any other happy, healthy group of =a | ‘youngsters. labor down.” In his lengthy statement, Mil- ler said he left the ClO and the- United Furniture Workers in 1346 because bas communism in 3 ti clo, ~ Dunn in 1946, represented some furniture firms in Grand Rapids. leaving the CIO-United Furniture Dio and Ray in Trouble NEW YORK (®—Rack- eteer Johnny Dio and a man described as his body- guard, Theodore Ray, were charged in secret indictments opened today with federal income tax evasion and a conspiracy to violate income tax laws. Workers, went to hiy law office and told him he could make more) money working for the AFL-Up- holsterers International Union, " |READY TO DELIVER “He did not then say to me that he was leaving the CIO because of alleged communism within that organization,” Dunn said. “Instead, Dunn said, Miller all furniture plants h CIO contracts to the -sron Mail “Miller ald then, ta effect,” that he had the employers just (Continued on Page 2, Col. 5) ~ Court Upholds Law on Venders Detroit Man Convicted of Operating Vehicle Without © Helper Pontiac’s controversial] safety or- dinance concerning ice-cream ped-| diers was upheld today by Mu- nicipal Judge Cecil B, McCallum. The judge convicted Sam Wine- man, of Detroit, on a charge .of violating- the ordinance by selling ice cream to minors without hav- ing an attendant to secure the safe- ty of the children from traffic and other hazards: J ich APPEAL ‘the judge of his intent to appeal the decision to circuit court, He was fined $20 or four days in jail. The ordinance is already in cir- cult court where a case is pend- ing to test its legality. Dunn ‘testified that Miller, after claimed he was ready to pee | Wineman immediatéty notified The ordinance also -bans use of] i}\ Hay may. be Extortion Plot Draws Penalty For many, however it will be the last picnic. All are victims of the dreaded child-killing disease, leu- kemia. One child didn't make it to the picnic, Michael Palmer, 4, of 18600 Probation for 2 Yeors thur A. Lederie in Detroit, Pinegrove guilt in court on July 1. Leithleiter attempted to extort $500 from the wife of a Pontiac physician by threatening in a Iet- ter to tell her husband something out of her past. The wife reported the threat to the mails was placed on two years probation by Federal Judge” Ar- Charles A. Leithleiter, 38. of 15) Ave., had admitted his! Riverview, Detroit; died on the morning ot what was to have bees House Group Overrides Ike 5 : Security Plea. POISE ESE gs _ $2,524,760,000 in New Money for Program WASHINGTON or The action came on the heels of a White House statement, directed to the committee, asking for res- toration of the money. “in the -conviction that on the pion ov sapuonn Brag we" led the animals carefully about as their charges sliouted happily. her husband, who called police. A disguised policewoman Ynet Leith- leiter in the wooded area which was surrounded by officers. “Tt was just a crazy stunt,” he told police after his arrest, admit-, ting he did not know the victim! ‘and had just picked her name out+ of the phone book. \Haita-Chicago Shipping (Service Starting Today: | HAIFA — A new regular ship- the U.S. Great Lakes opens today when the Israel-chartered 1,330-ton Norwegian freighter Askholm leaves ‘Haifa for Chicago. --It ‘carries a load of _ plywood, raincoats, wine, and candies, Ad-| ditional cargo will be picked up in Italian and Spanish ports. A ‘spokesman for the Zim Ship- ping Company, the charterer, said it is mainly intended for trips to Quebec: and Montreal, Canada, as well as to Oswego and Buffalo, N.Y., Cleveland, Detroit and Chi- cago. Paper Strike in 6th Day ping service between Israel - ahd)». Afterward the children were ta- ken to the farm of Robert Porritt for lunch, where they ate and, laughed as they watched the antics ‘of four clowns, two of whom ar- rived by helicopter. BOSTON (INS) ~ The Boston newspaper strike today entered its sixth day as a third media- tion_conference was scheduled! for this afternoon at the State House, | Siig rere In Today's Press” Ci NORE I te Eisenhower won't stand for the cut the sub- committee made. . “Tis too deep a cut,” Martin said. “The President won't stand for this. This: will not perniit him te keep his commitments.” The new presidential statement bore out Martin's prediction on thing else Eiseghower might do jabout it, (Continued on Page 2, Col. 3) et SS ee Sunny Weather Due After Clouds Today . - Sunny weather is in store for the cloudy skies and thundershowers this afternoon will clear tonight with a low ce ~ om. was Gh At Spi Oe Comics ay sarees te eee o8 88 * oe 52 County BOWS «op sudecevess 17 Market Basket.......... 32-37 WERITIN | ivccescccccscnsses 53 Obituaries 4.0.5... cece eee 4 Hpewts <<. i secec ccc » 47-51 Theaters ..... . «4 TV & Radio Programs . &® Wilson, Bart ....<.. Toda: tae Lowest temperature preceding # «.m. |funds from non-tax sources, which were not-affected by the suit: No action on the rules was taken. Court Decision Perils Buildirig by County (Continued From Page One) up to $500,000 a year, including PUBLIC BOND ISSUES “Or the county can ask for pub- lie bond issues, which was the league's intention when it brought the suit in the first place,” said Gillespie, Horton, “however, represents ‘‘nothing more than a group. of self-interested Pontiac lawyers who don’t give a hoot about the public fare.” He said the league's main in- terest was in blocking the county's proposal to build the new court- house on a site on the city’s west side, where other county buildings ate being — * sald the ¢ * The present, S0-year-old court- house is in downtown Pontiac. Hor- ton claimed the Pontiac lawyers want to keep it are, “handy to beeedese FS BBs MB. ic teveee Wednesday ta Pontise tas recotded eT « ego Weather — Partly Cloudy SS ewes hee Pew eee cee One Year Age in Pontiae oe | SOMPOTRTUTE . 204. vesaees sos — = |. temperature ee ed 2 eee ‘eee ee Tall = S See i ceemeenemammmel Years Si-im 1885 seseeesz2 Senin BBL. eisessaessese = | their offices.” Approved at Meeting! “* ‘Slash $809 Million i Lan Re China Visit? | as wa eed que received from acting Secte-| | ay Sf Die Saree Nee Rev. McKenna eid: “We the undersigned Americans traveling to China at the invitation (ot the Red Chinese government) having received a signed by Acting Secretary of State Christian Herter, wish at this time to reaffirm our belief in the right of U.S. Citizens to travel, and we want again.to state that our exercise of this right is consistent with loyalty to our DIVERGENT POLITICAL ‘VIEWS sistently with this expression of wil | Larry Schwartz be one of Robbers Caught After Fast Chase Police. Wage Gun Battle at Speeds of 90 M.P.H. in Auto Pursuit waged at-90 mph speed ended yes- terday in the capture of two men who, minutes earlier, had robbed a credit union of $4,177, The robbers were identifed by police as Albert Parsons, 57, of Columbia, S. C., and Detroit, and “(Ray C. Stevenson, 49, of Detroit. Authorities gave this account: Stevenson stuck a gun in the back of the office manager of the Elgin National Watch Com- pany Employes Credit Union, He and four other employes were forced to put the money in a brief case. The ginmen then fied. One employe, Howard T_ John- son, saw the pair drive toward south Elgin. He notified police and a squad car took up the chase. RAGING GUN BATTLE The two autos raced at speeds “up to 90 mph through south Elgin and then back toward Elgin down 4|U.S. 31, the officers firing at the fleeing robbers and the gunmen returning the fire. for help, and a roadblock was set up at the outskirts of Elgin, where two additional squad cars were placed across the highway and other armed officers stood by. The fleeing auto skidded to a stop at the readbieck and Par- sons and Stevenson were seized. An estimated 15 shots were ex- ~jehanged during the battle. Seven bullets hit the robbers’ sedan, and one of them wounded Stevenson in the shoulder. Two bullets struck the police car. RECOVER MONEY The money was recovered. Policé Chief Herbert Lange said Parsons and Stevenson will be charged with armed robbery. From Foreign Aid - (Continued From Page One) headed the subcommittee, said the group has evidence that the funds approved are more than adequate to keep the program operating ef- fectively. Tt said the committee noted that the unexpended balance for the mutual security program last June 30 was $6,195,000,000. That, with the: new money recommend- ed, would give the agency $8,719. 760,000, As in his previous pleas, Eisen- hower took the stand today that even the full authorization bili fig- ures would hamper programs de- sdigned for the country’s best in- anges statement) SF sete: ipa 0 tg gras as x ot Springdale Park. Also taken no; ense, sports a big grin as | ‘we believe that 90 per cent of/ham’s Also | oP ange sven hre Mees ‘vi the fat cap thefts are done, by was a baronieter and golf shirts. 100% WOOL . * erence with juveniles,” Schaule said. cash register was pried open “MARTINIQUE” Chinchilla President Eisenhower. having the caps mated. we fe an attempt to get its con- ~ tht, Spe ating on Sach cap| Pal sot rae Wi Coa! Committee OKs || tnetts, Te marking on exch cap| Police here said Bloomfield Hills) inter ts.\ . bg as : is certainly going to be a hin-|had reported recoveriag—a num- 4 Neil McElroy drence on resale. It will provide|ber of empty cartons and the bar- i Wee ay Belge as Defense Chief |«. } ""|Stony Croft Club in Bloomfield ei | “Our cooperating gas stations) Hills was entered the same night WASHINGTON (INS)—The Sen-|#*¢ Urging all their customers to/and about $20 in merchandise was) ate Armed Services Committee ap- a ask for this courtesy stolen. ee cnmiidon of Mad i, Meekionn| < Gilauhs salblies te emg tag Fe pomgrenn| . to be the new Secretary of De- See paired by the heavy rain . tense, fe be J onptom day sign at cna Treated for Warmth Sen. Frank arate R-Wy0), ; eB F nici Pars ve ony _ without Weight * emerged from 4 session : intersection tell newsmen that the committee Violence Threatened Gone ef ck des Gntatian oie * Taffeta Lined * Pearlized tonfirmed the president of Rrocter e ' Alice Collins, 68, was. taken to * Wing Collar * Yoke: and Gamble Soap Co, ta by Union Organizer Beaumont Hospital for treatment of : Charles E. Wilson's successor. | ta lacerated leg. You ‘simply MUST see these Barrett said he thought the vote coats » aos value! was unanimous. - (Continued From Page One) A Pittsburgh Pa. Pa. woman died| = Yes, $2 | yours in LAY- ELGIN, I. @ — A gun battle; Meantime, the officers radioed/ : Carton of 50 : for Refusing to Salute Book All Nationally Famous Brands GAYLORD @—Three persons | SAN DIEGO, Calif. — A Navy car crash near the Orawford-Ros- |i, pj | 25¢ 9 Fy ‘| common County line today. The wie pele gpg _—— ffi of Value at stomach Prices! dead were identified tentatively |was confined to his ship yesterday. Jee lights fn osm 98 toon by State Police as Wilfred Conk. | oF al every ce 5 © tie, $3, of Grand Rapids, Eestle NC! William Lucas, 24, electri- Jinms "wou H 4 aHit F 1 i: E AP Wirephoig WHITE HOUSE VISIT — Neil La H. MeElroy, slated to succeed Ladies.Raglan Sleeve - where he wanted them,” Dunn’s (Tuesday of injuries received in a pian to sell the 472 shares of | statement went on. fall down a flight of stairs. ba tc he Se | i mace me el, ee eA ae —— ~ agg a other heyy , = . —— Cartwright at 1179 N. Glenhurst. BROTHERS shares. Michigan would see the bloodiest Clyde T. Oakley | & He said he would resign as presi-|and worst jurisdictional uriion fight} Clyde T. Oakley, 66, of 1792 Oak)” E dent of the firm but not sever his|which ever occurred.” St. died Wednesday in Beaumont! * Dunn said Miller knew he couldn’t really deliver the furni- ture unionists to the Upholsterers. Dunn added: GET OUT OF TOWN “He said that it would be worth a lot to the employers him to leave town so as to “avoid all this trouble’ and he asked me, in ef- fect, ‘How much it would be worth to the employers to get him out) of town.’ “T, in effect, asked him how long it would take him to get out of my office.” Hospital. Retired manager of the Trus- con Steel branch of Republic Steel Corp, he was a native of New Jersey. He was a ef Ohio State Architectural and FPP TIT IIIT TTI ean ey au Big Selection a Bhsew Prices He said these programs consti-)/Dunn iain = tute the “cornerstone of my fam- ily’s and my future security.” McElroy said that he will have . the status of an employe on leave without compensation. But the nominee said he will re- sign his directorship in General Electric and Chrysler Corpora- tions and dispose of his stock in these firms because they do sub- stantial business with the govern- First Presbyterian Church of Bir- mingham and its Men’s Club. He was also a member of the Bir- 3 mingham High 12 and a past presi- dent of the Society of Profession- al Engineers and Producers Coun- cil and a member of the’ Detroit Engineering Society. 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" At-that, time few New Dethi poli- - ticians,. including Prime “Minister — | Numnv, were alarmed, Kerala has the highest literacy rate and the worst’ economic conditions in India,’a per- fect setup tor Communists, isms laid down eons ago at the bot- tom of ancient seas. This organic , Kerogen, turns to liquid when heated. After refining it can’t leum. For years shale was uneconomical to mine. But after a great deal of research, the US. Bureau of Mines ‘developed a method” whereby the Shale could be mined for less than ae cents a ton. The Bureau also hee no ol a to 12 ‘per oat: 4 of it consists of solid marine’ organ- be distinguished. from natural petro- ae “the: shale: near Rifle, Colo, Be Sah 955 when private interests, the Union ,Oil Co., took it over. aa Party. “Peoples’ Action Committees” are everywhere ‘usurping the functions of the law courts’ and spreading their in-— for the Indian Com-_ fiaence to other states. x x2 oe State police are almost satplend or ; cause the Communist Chief Minister Ac-. ‘has cut down their authority. cording to the General Secretary of * x *« .. 2.In this country we use more than one million barrels of im- _ ported oil a day, some of it from the Middle East and therefore strategically vulnerable, Use of _. petroleum is increasing steadily so that any new.oil sources are of vital interest for national defense as = as for domestic ee ta —_— Tae man who sneaks in home at _. _Newmu’s Congress Party, ‘there’s ®' 3 am. might as well give his wife |= { complete bredkdgws of law. and the first alibi that comes to his mind, order. 4 whole gore leg What is termed the biggest US. instead of trying to concoct a plausi- Strikes have been called on the. bie story, as she isn’t going to believe slightest pretext and plantation man- 4 frazzling word he says anyway. agers are faced with anarchy. whee First inaugurated by tbls column a fe years ago, the movement to Use Home Grown Apples at Home ' In the past he has dealt harshly 5 assuming sizable proportions. First ee Coe ee suggested to us by the late metic: ee cane 2 Let us hope that he will act before who grew apples on the present'site of the - India’s Communists gain such strength that they will be in a posi- “tion to dictate to him and run beer Robert Hodges Pine Lake Golf Course, century ago, . : “Apple Pie Week” was launched. . Now that aemeny: booster, John C. Finlayson, gets behind the project which is éxtended 5 to include the counties of Wayne, Oak- land and Genesee. Kiwanis Clubs of that _ oil discovery in years has been found ‘greq are backing him up, he has leased _ $n the mountain region ‘of Colorado. ‘The Union Oil Company of - . California, which owns 40,000 oe acres of shale lands, is operating | a pilot plant near Grand -Junc- a _ tion. The company mines the s extracts the oil and re- shale fines i A small shale oil sdeutes existe “Hidden Paradise,” a large building out Commerce way, as theatauirters, and the festivities will — with ‘ee local 1957 apple crop. - Most sucenies went batty in the office pee Art Nicholie Wednesday when it was invaded by a d bat, also evidently batty in being out in the daytime and in danger of being _ prior to the first petroleum well estab-— caught in their butterfly net. jished-in-Pennsylvania-in 1859. For © 2 sheet then 100 yours Beotiand, Bee. : a ‘den, France and the Baltic countries produced small quantities, says U.S. News & World Report. ke te Shale deposits extend over a wide area not only in Colorado, but in Utah and Wyoming. Col: | orado alone has nearly 1.3 tril- lion barrels of oil reserves, ac- ‘ cording to a new report. by the US. Geological Survey. Other known petroleum reserves in this country are said to consist of 36 billion barrels and in the Middle East, 150 billion, yo® * * Oil shale is a rock which itself We're ‘quite in agreement. with — _ BM (Rusty) Blenheim of Bloomfield Hills, who writes that no- body seems to know what's the matter with. Buddy Parker, including Buddy. Our sunflower derby is running in two classes—height and size of flower. In the former, Mrs. Gregory Lester of Rochester is sendin: 12 feet. is the latter, Martin Waters of Lake Orion has one 13 inches . - diameter. cnn ines = = i > A card drifts in from. up Minnesota way from Archie Barnett, : - where he has a new granddaughter. 7 PONTIAC PRESS Pontiac 12. ee Ex i trom Tx Powe? fal Dahdaae With the exception of those in our ‘game preserves, the partridge is almost : “an essed bird in the Pontiac area. How- ee ee te Norman 1 Maxtiela Hapotp A. Prrgosusas aa m, Een M. Terre Circulation anager ' @ Messmatt Jospax, Lotal and was a Pontiac industrialist of a half- . | -Yienced they oa *““ficers throughout the country are. Se a! ‘Don't Just Stand There 7 oh David Lawrence iwg , High Court WASHINGTON—Somewhere the several justices of the Supreme’ Court of the United poy are on vacation, but it is , hoped that they have time to read damage that ha s been done to the security of the United States by some of the deci- sions recently rendered by @ majority of th® LAWRYNOE court, Justice Tom Clark, himself a pone mer attorney general, can take satisfaction from the fact that he- vigorously dissented and predicted the injury that would follow, - For the director of the Federal Bureau ef Investigation, J, Ed- FBI confidential files ean be ex: posed in the cour, room to'Com- _ ‘This is helping them in their ef- forts to outmanéuver and outwit the United States government and to serve the cattse of the enemy. “Since the Jencks decision,” _ writes the head of the FRI to the minority leader of the House of: Representatives, Joseph W. Mar- tin, “we have faced ‘one obstacle alter another. We have expe- instance afier instance where sources of information have been closed to our agenfs because ~ of the fear that the confidence we could once guarantee could no long. er be assured. WON'T COOPERATE. | a “We have also experienced a re- juctance on the part of numerous citizens to ¢o-operate as freely as “The fact that, prior to June 2 1957, (date of the Jencks deci sion) informed people knew that our ‘files were inviolate has been a powerful factor in our athe to. secure information.” ‘The Supreme Court could have. - ruled that a judge had discretion as to whether any material taken from the files should be placed in the record, and the decision could have pointed to ways to preserve the FBI's ; idenc within existing law. oe But while the Supreme Court has been conscientiously siete Communists‘ and Communist sym pathizers by upholding their pied to conceal their activities from in- quiring government agencies and. and. congressional committees, no such: protection was given the FBI it- self. é Nor is this the only havoc wrought by the Supreme Court in. - recent decisions. Thus, police of concerned because of the decision in the Mallofy case, which says that a suspect has to be “formally, arraigned” before he can be ques. A confessed rapist had to be Te- leased because .of this decision. Representative Kenneth Keating of New York, ranking Republican on on the House Judiciary Com- mittee, said a few days ago that, @s a consequence of such rulings, the efforts “of police officers 10 solve Federal. crimes are being _- “shackled.” .. Washington's police chiet, Rob- ert V. Murray, said. the Mallory ~ decision would “cdse\a substan- tial rise in and a drastic ‘reduction in the solution of major _ eriminal cases in the mafhn'y cap- Ruining U. S. Security Court has blocked. Significant, however, is the fact that the Interna] Security subcom- mittee of the Senate Judiciary Committee has reported out a bil to -curby-the- -“aopelate — diction” of the Supreme Court of the United States. This is fhe first time since 1937 that any legisla- tive step affecting the operations of the high court has gone ~ far, though Mm recent mon riety of restrictive bile have rfid introduced. The proposed law wae specifi- been ieaperesity , ° cally provide that the Supreme “Court shall have. no jurisdiction to review any case which involves the validity of the jurisdiction of Con- gressional committees or actions of witnesses before such commut- tees. Copyright, 1957) :. William Ful Says: - a sd ea Salt and Vitamin B Cancel Bad Effect of Heat “ _, » We work hardest at it— or play, if you like—in the dog days, Sometimes a player loses six to eight pounds weight a Take 5 grains ot common. table salt with every drink of water. DR. BRADY This not only pre- vents dehydration but in apse practice wherever —_people- play or march in extreme et it has proved the best way to prevent heat stroke, sun stroke, heat ex- haustion, heat cramps. “In industrial plants where ex- "posure fo extreme heat is unavoid- able if: is now the custom to haye a salt tablet dispenser alongside _the drinking fountain to provide the necessary salt with every drink of water. A reader who plays a lot of golf in the summer says she has 5 “heard some gad tales about the ” etheate el ton tent aa and -so. she would hesitate to take any. The golfer doesn't ‘detail what she has “heard” about the effects” of “too much salt.” Maybe some- thing not suitable for children. We should remember that a nor- ‘mal, healthy adult excretes (in * urine and sweat) up to half an ounce of salt a day. Plen trouble may occur from fail take enough salt on one way ie _another—say freely salted fodds. Seldom if.ever does “too much” salt harm a healthy person, TAKE VITAMIN B ues Scientific observation has iene ea deat al . who lives just north of Rochester, re. 07™%Z Tre ‘Vice mae Vice, President Astana nt ie Aavertiing : ports a pair have hatched out a brood The Country Pare near his home, and have become quite tame, as aiso have a bevy a: gas Perhaps” you do not’ consieg many of our officials as precious. But the resi- ‘dents of Oxford have such a testing, as Ralph W. Precious -* ‘Verba a Orchids Te _ omen Rudatinan that a considerabie or play, should take an ettra Ta- tion of Bi (thiamin) in one form - or another, each day. The judicious use of table salt. © with drinking water or what ever As both: | Vilage | Apennerer and. village = : vita: fom B js lost when sweating is for one who is “overheated” trom exposure to heat or from hard. work or play, are questions of in- dividual. preference—just so long as one takes some salt with each * drink. med letters. not more than one pace or 108 words long © te persons! _ health and hygiene, not ee, diag- nosis, or treatment, b at be answered bs Dr. Wiliam” Brady, ® stamped. seif- addtessed envelope. - sent to The Pon~ hae Press. Pontiac Michigan. sCopyright my) ‘Offers Substitute " pamely, ‘Women Work - Out of Necessity’ Someone in this column vecentty blamed the ‘women for the un-- ’ employment situation in Michigan. With the. high-cost oftiving. we would have a hard time making ends meet if we didn’t bring home some of the bacon. : ee Wite ‘Changes ; Mean Little in Russia’ = The London disarmament con- -ference only points up the fact that no matter what changes occur in the Russian. ment, its policy remains the same: continued | enmity toward the Western pow- _ ers. P. for Tranquilizer My degfor says he has an ef- fective substitute for tranquiliz- ing pills: a bammock. dane Portraits By JAMES J. ‘METCAL FE Some dreams are valiable as they ... Inspire to success .. And some are helpful as they lead . To greater happiness . . . And then there are those idle dreams’ pee a accompany letters a OP aS quests unless = is = tte ‘i a certain: charm , » » As they jast fill some to spare .. . And do nobody harm . . . But also there are dreams that can . . . be dangerous and cruel... By building up the fire of . . .Revenge with hateful fuel... And there are. wishful dreams from which . No earthly good can spring As they would shut out life, and seek . . . Escape from every- thing . . . Our dreams can help us rise or fall... to conquer or Swe lose . «i - all of them except coon 1957) There is. buf one law for all; all’ law,—the law of our Creator, the law of humanity, justice, equity; the law of, nature and of nations. ~—Edimund Burke. ‘qos poeds ade aaa a eae pppeeeldae onnpdaeto acl that law which governs ~ "Kale Ann nbrick ‘Can't Blame Kids; - ~ Look at Parents’; How can parents expect children to have respect for the law when ~ they see mom and dad breaking it in somany jittle wavs? Why do they park where there is a- diee line’ along the curb, or a “no park- “jng”’ sign?,Why do’ they lie about their children’s ages on ease and trains? Grandtather ‘Light Over Steps Would Save Falls’ Why ean't public and "private buildings have a light over that “extra step’ or one in an unusual location? Last Sunday T attended church with a friend and. she missed an unexpected step and fell and broke hér ankle. “lL. Tells of Need for Bird Baths During our jong, hot, dry spells this summer, we have had a flock oft birds at our bird bath all day jong. If other people only knew how difficult it is for birds to find Bird Lover Letters will be nadinnt when gecer- pe of lack of Ce Sooke ws Me fine nature, Smiles | " Jt takes more than the lives of great men to remind some peo- -. en ee ae By the time it’s cool enongh. to get down to work these days it’s time to go to bed. * * -* Wouldn't it be fun to be in all * like to put wut a bird bath, too. ot the places event post cards . Prato soind cane vail * * id dtie dace tee Gngnenly te grow up and 100 for some men. ; os *# amped = > gag gs sarang : * * - A duel is no quick way to health despite the fact it ofiy takes a couple of seconds: te arrange | one. Case Records of a Paychologist= These Tips Will Perk Up Oldsters , Becky gets woozy mentally, especially in the morning. But ' pisitors perk up her mind... For conversation whets your wits and thus raises your 1.Q. if you wish to perk up Grandma, be sure to follow the advice. below. And get a pedometer to keep Grandma's joints from growing so. stiff she cannot watk. ; By Dr. GEORGE W. CRANE Case V-370: Becky S.. aged 76, has four children and 10. grand- children. g “Dr. Crane. Im worried about | Mother,”’ one of her daughters be- + +. = -_ “In the morn- \she may be in a ~ "nental fog. She doesn’t know whether she has > just eaten break- or dinner. ing, for exarnple. .. Mareuver, we are all inclined to be somewhat siuggish in the niorn- ing. Our blood pressure is then jower and our pulse rate slower. We may also be somewhat faint from lack of food since it has been 12 hours since the evening dinner — the night before. All of these conditions are likely to be accentuated im an elderly person. Added to them is also the fact that hardening of arteries often reduces the blood supply to the brain. — But the arrival of relatives or old neighbors. will then serve as. a mental tonic. Actually, those guests raise the 1. Q. of Grandma by mak- ing her brain function more nor- mally via conversation. The excitement ard gaiety of the event speed up her pulse and : So more raise her blood presstire. blood is forced through the Seaaiis in her brain. - Thus, she becomes more alert mentally. She thinks more clearly. The gossip about old times peps up her emotions and revives happy experiences of childhood. ~*~ * iuariier aids which work well. For tien your elderly relatives can re- ceive mental stimulation via —_ and TY. And take the old folks to an eye doctor for new glasses. Don't let them stumble along in a visual fog when new eye glasses will give them a bright and shiny outlook on life. * * * ‘ It siiviaie art clouding their vision, then consult an eye sur- geoh. He can remove a cataract and often restore excellent vision “DR. CRANE relatives come “for a visit, she may perk up and be quite rational. : “So can you explain: what makes ee improve like that? And in such a short time?’ PERK UP GRANDMA — In medicine we realize that men- tal excitement ean act like a tonie to a woozy brain and actually in- cteases its-nourishment via the in- crease in blood fiow through a organ. : TEA PARTIES "Tem parties o a-cottee hour for” a * to elderly folks. The cost is not in > Girls’ smart French- cuffed shirts 1% Long sleeves, French cuffs with links. : Fabalees velnes. Slee 70:14, Reg. 2. 98! 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Ist Quality Long “wearing, quality stain- less steal] will not stain, rust Consists af 12 tsp, 6 soup- spoons, 6 forks and § knives. ‘ Knives of bpd, stainless bee: wear longer. \ a Golf Club ee Weed Cutter ~ rg) 99 With rubberized grip, chromed shaft and bal- anced feel of a golf club. Has double -cutting edge | — serrated on one side and. straight on the other, Blade is ‘heat treated: — . stays sharp Joner. Swings smoothly - available, for free S50 34e" Gh Lk Wel Gate. like a 20-gau ll, modified $1 Holds choke. Layaway now . ‘8 ‘til Oct. 10 : as tee Treated. by Duck Hunting Pants : Birdhunters real On Ot- best quality ll-oz. army bloodprool, ean be let out for int ior extra I Rubber | *tle now at this ee cleaning. Heavy Army Duck. Jined knees and seat protect | Price Mustard brown. Sizes 36-48. from dampness. “30-44. =e ee a ee Check These Other Specials Clay Birds Reg. 3.25 266 Prepare now for the hunt- -[ ing season. Ideal for skeet ing or practice shots. Canvos — L ’ : a ( 830 peat Cea k io sds ers a4 4 a), @ Regularly $6.98 @ Assorted Styles “Bete 788 Double woven gloves in nov- el les .. . white, black . ms og or. brown. 6-81/2. oo 1,98 Pure Silk Square ‘ 8c se {leather handbags regularly this moment on. {leit} Nubbed cotton stripe sheath.. Blue, wine. a or brown. Sizes 10 to | we: Plus tax ba gha o paw be proud lustrous these pe leather in "Black, Red, Dark Brown, Navy or Beige. 3 99 Regularly Priced at 5.98 and 6.98 Pert little tops with dolman sleeves in novelty able. "DuPont's to ery fib at 9:98 & 10.98 ry) The border between summer and falf is hard to define «». one day it's hot, then the next thing you know it isn’t. That's when these dresses slep into the picture . . . they're cotton, lightweight, easy to wear... and dark in color, very appropriate for cool fall days, Wash beautifully, with very little ironing necessary. Come choose ‘special... orlon* or wool assorted shrugs or 5 pte su, 1 wash- Ole toad When 30 . Lge yours, wear them from (featured) Nabbed cotton stripe shirtwaist. Red, blue or brown. Sizes 7 to 15, sale---Kerrybrooke car coats df Regularly $9.98-$12.98 Versatile, sleek-lined coat in our finest combed cotton poplin Tully lined with : checked or striped lining. Water repellent. Belge, aqua or in sizes 8-15, Ee er. tan. Comfortable dle. ich ‘Piatching 430 Hpoiting Goods, Perr St . Haretent ladies’ starline luggage 3 \ ALL 3 FOR oe lined interior. Molded | Starline Box ; ees! 1 Pg AR gee BP Ar GS age PS ean a ea ee ae ‘eTrrreTeT. a RESS, THURSDAY, AUGUST. 15,1957 : — rly Rayon cotton satin elastic White. 26-36 &t top and Corsetry Dep a “eerrrreeeeereeeereeeeeereeererveererrYeYTY i i i TTT eT ee ee ee ee ee Se ee a ee ae ae ee a ee a a ae “Terre ee eee eee eee eae " regularly priced at 5.98 to 7.98 paey periections. hon tricot, nylon tifully trimmed. hin” ‘or Reng wance nal df 2-way sear - Like magic this girdle sleeks your waistline, molds your figure to new slimness for the new fashions. ‘panty. or girdle as A gf satin elastic front panel Power net, three heights knit) crotch in panty. Sizes M, 1, XL. bouffant | Petticoa ts lowy stand-out skirts, nylon net, pr nylon sheers. . Lingerie Dept.—Main Floor AT BIC SAVINGS in your new oT Foundation Me leno elastic, rayon panels. in 3 lengths Charmode pull-on. Aig me ¢ wf) in, Oey, 3” bottom, . Nylon’ t. Second Floor oe a A | 399 Others to 5.88 @ Walts back to school in style Brand new, hand-picked, swishy petticoat dreams that whiz your full-skirted new fashions into Choose from Binche-type Regularly at 2.98 | New fall hats in rich velvets . $ deep jewel colors. Many assorted mee beautifully trimmed. See them now! ss Sears Hat Bar. Mein Floor 5 AU Roads lead te ve za | \S Ly ¢ | ¥ Pay Only $5 Down at Sears | ¥ Regularly Priced at 219.95 ¥ 62-Lb. Freezer Chest ae | Spacious 12.9-cubic foot refrigerator with "ZeroSale* . Ee | 62-lb. freezer chest for the price of other 10 cu. ft. models. / Easy fingertip selection for most foods, with door “Shelves e - ; oo) = that provide storage for often used items. Many more ~ “Si | extra- convenience features are included within this oN Lea | * Save 50! Coldspot | : Air Conditioner "ems" 199% at 249 95 Lal ee Pay ‘Only $5 Down at Sears Now 15 cu. ft. Coldspot Freezer You get more convenience, more features, : : , a ; ee ‘ more beauty, all at a sale price with this 88 . _ ee Home Freezer. Has fast-freeze compart- : —— im Mounts flush inside; doesn’t int terfere with the draperies, yet ment, handy cold controls, sliding storage —— has much less outside “overhang” than conventional air con- basket plus many other features! Holds ditioners. Powered by a husky 2-speed 1 hp motor yet operates 525 lbs. of pee, food. ONLY $10 DOWN. 5 iaggone Bh nein 9 current. Push-button control cools, I7-in. Portable sf Silvertone | et [t ee | | *105 ae oS df Lightweight Portable anywhere in your home, f carries in your car. Handy 8 | side controls. Kenmore Portable Sewing Machine | HiFi Conta ir’s 6 Redle and Phone 88 in a Console Cabinet $5 Down Sears proves you don’t have to pay high prices to enjoy Hi-Fil 4-speed record changer plays all size and speed records. Dual 5-in. speakers provide Hi-Fi realism. Mahogany grained hardHoard. Savel FOR YOUR FAMILY’S | ‘HEALTH! e ieee toe © PURITY wee . ~@ ACCURACY Versatility for those who want the best plus auto- 8 matic action! Does all kinds of stitching from control panel. Includes vn case. , “$5 Down _@ INTEGRITY | Silvertone _ . 7 . “0 . R” Hf Tape. Recorder at $7995: ‘Silvertone Glock Radio. me tt 16,88 Wake up to music with Sears | @lock radio. Automatically starts. / and stops. Sale priced! “ys Dowa | ieleed tow bon sented alias volume indi- . a fe 3 All Roads lead a >» Superior quality, richly tented washable fabrics Exceptionally well tailored, Nylon Seams throughout Decoratively tasteful in period or modern settings = =~ Concealed adjustable features assure clean-lined fit (|: bi at aa P| i] ; E House Readly Made r Lowest Prices - Our Finest Custom Style Covers! Adjustafitg % Wondertui 3-Piece Design Grves Made fe-Measure Fit These are slip covers for women who want the best! Their elegant fabrics, exquisite patterns, and new-look colors will make conversation Pe ss ft CLEEL ERP ESe TEED Ow es eB Be we iste eae pieces of your furniture. Wide selection! tins scat: 26% 2 oF 3-Cushion Shedic Covers 18"* Sete Bed idevene) Covers. . 19% Reversible cushions and cord welting add extra life he Choice of Decorative-Accent, Ge-Tegether Colors ~ WOH Sp SSS = [ee & - : SAVY J . * ie 24-Line Outdoor Dryer Regularly Priced at 9.95 Plenty of room with 156 ft. of plastic line that holds five averagé washer loads. Heavy steel center post and tubular steel crossarms and supports. Constructed to give years of _ service, T i i ‘i PS 4 it cf: Abi | ty a tt 8 | - tC Hf KY tit AA Low Special Purchase Price! . Brazier with Electric Spit ee . 2.50 Down 20-Garment Thrift- ‘Wooden bien : =o . Priced Wardrobes Genuine Maple i Splints Cook carefree outdoors , .. have mouth‘ wetering foods : 6 88 Reg. 4.98 88 i ‘ : : - Reg. 3.98 : : charcoal-broiled to perfection. 2-height grid for heat con- e Gavia Gules bali we trol, revolves to bring food to you. Legs detach for hand y Knotty’- pine effect on Sply durable, well ventilated. Light- liberboard. Wood . reinforced weight makes them simple to storage, Big rubber-ire wheels. ; door frames. ‘Hat shelf, sliding . doors _— in a i {: a! (/ i ti a r { ry it 144 : “ae he i ; RR REE | { i ' a if. 4 f. rH a fy AP @ 24-in. grill — big @ Regularly at 24,95! * % i tt 4 if nA { i ui Me At Fi. 1 eZ a i i Bt Be haridie. ply cover. Sturdily Built Low Priced Steel Reg: 4.59 > 3“ 20-Gallon Laundey. Cart Safer (and ‘iclearier for incinere- seni al ‘oF tion; Trash will not blew awey, seatter. Good for burning leaves Reg. 79 and trash of all kinds. Rg meget ; a cari’s legs keep it 2%4-itches off Takes litile effort pon oy “even : with big -load! se qo meme tee geod! sa , Has detachable. Everybody has an. equel chance, Simply register your name di Sears\,. . you. do not have to be present to win. jespin be that fits saree on line. Harmony House Flat or Fitted Percale Sheets Ist quality twin bed size. Smooth, white, fine-textured _percole. i190 thread per sq. in. after washing. Easy io handle, saves laundering bills. Percale double bed size -** Oe Fee ee 8 ee ~ Special Purchase! , He - | - Harmony House a a Venetian Blinds | = = for a ’ nti — ee i Enjoy the rich, useful. beauty: a of Venetion blinds — at this ma \l spectacular budget pricel a \ Available in widths from 21:to 7) 35 inches, 54inch ‘lengths, \ Sturdy slant-mechanisrmh, en- eT) ameled steel slats. Easy to in stall. White finish, Printed Corduroy Beautiful printed corduroy for back ‘fo school dresses, skirts, Regularly 1,39 suits, vee at 36-inch width. =. Wash beautifully. See the many € Ya patterns and colors at Sears to. day during this special sale. Notion Clearance Sa Your eee Choice 8 _ each Black or White Thread ‘Thimble on osc i“ Straight Pins ape ‘§ Ric Rac - a : Safety Pins sy eh “Assorted Colors Heeks & Eyes Darning Cotton Assorted Buttons Twill Tape | -Ass't Buckles ‘Usual 5.98 Hand Painted Shower Curtain Sets. 2-pe. 288 Set : Save $3.10 .0n this special purchase low price. from 3 popular patterns on heavy gauge plastic that | - won't crack or peel. Nylon _ stitching fer—longer-wear-5— colors. Includes window and shower curtain. _ AUGUST WHITE GOODS SALE Compare quality — it's almost impossible or as heavy for as low a price. “Wonderfluff” has deep, fluffy, densely packed loops . . . up water, Harmony House colors Main Ficor “eee ee ~~ eee eee eee ee eee eee Towel and Wash Cloth Sale 79¢ Bath Towels 49c Hand Towels 19¢ Wash Cloths For a | 3 For’ a | , 6 For 1 to find a towel as thick ‘finished cotton terry so absorbent, they lap Linens Dept. 6 PERET Ea ED ‘range in ber stroller out Chey- enne, Wyo., way, can aecom- modate backed up by a six-gun wired to photographer, gives the - razz- berries to an unseen foe, Nancy : was ‘tier relives the rough, tough days of > the past, you, ‘The youngster, her stroller by a helpful joining in the fun of Fron- Days week, when the town The ported There are would-be writers and photographers looking for story) material, young businessmen and business workers, and a lawyer. Many of-the students are attend- ing educational Western Europe. ne grounds he was a member of the Co jong” Algo ot Engl edt from Wesleyan University and the) Boston, ical Seminary of] * s * institutions in father of one gitl.was de- from the United States on Nokes Trip Happy- = edlagie-r secatagpd daughter had) _ OMAHA, Neb. (INS)—Choice of ;° er wardrobe # basic | lodging costumes, such as a light-weight) The first such festival took: dressmaker suit place costs. ina pick ‘a lightweight . coat, pict |ing the 15day event. These meet- ude as stamp collecting, atomic phys- f neat £ Radio Outspeeds aiind up, Communist China offered to “Take halt ine 15 of the Americans a free 2 fame administrative commit- ‘seven others were elected. Then NEW YORK — Radio waves Red China offered to takegeny| - travel at the speed of light or|other Americans along for” the about 186,000 miles per second. By trip, provided they paid a token | ¢omparison sound waves are much’ $100 for their return trip. eer, tabeling’waly: teect_ 1.100) _ ® .&.-. 8 te ee All of the 41 have American: Just before the festival wound Eight “members of ‘the! tee of the festival accepted, and For the AUGUST BRIDE 300 STYLES TO CHOOSE FROM $O MANY ATTRACTIVE DESIGNS Artearted* matched wedding ring sets are perhaps the most treas- ured possession of both bride and groom. Everything about them their specially hardened gold, their exquisite styling, their superb craftemanship—is unsurpassed. Yet, you pay ne more for Artearved wedding rings than ordinary rings. Choose the finest ~Artcarved—guaranteed for a lifetime. on $67.50 $62.0 00 _Greem's Ring $37.50. Briae's I Ring. 835.00 Bride’s Ring. . 929.30 B. ——” AL C, INTERMEZZO SET $92.50 Greom’s ma: $50.00 Ring...332.50 Bride's . ae Beloved by Brides for Over 100 Years 83 Years in Business and Still Owned by Sallan’s! Everybody ‘has namie at Sears fo win. ’ e Quality Kenmore © 115,200 BTU a Get Your Free Tickets et Sears Now! om . equal chance. Simply register your downtown Ou do not have to be present > Twin Pot Circulating Oil Heater .++ Heats 2 to 6 Rooms itiritAAAAAe vwvewrveyY sees.” Abe iii wre ey oe" cd errr eS 5 4 $5. Down . i \ } ap ny ek “SEARS “ale Priced —Griddle-Top Kenmore 36-Inch Gas Range Only s Down $1 A kitchen becnty trimmed in modern coppertone. Giant griddle has flush-fitting cover for range-top Family-size. Visi-Bak: workspace. @ oven, smokeless broiler. “canon t lamp, ho Ken-Timer, 2 lorge storage _ 1 North Saginaw Steet Phone FE $4071 PAY ONLY *5 DOWN! ¥ Fully Automatic — Regularly 199.95 Enjoy..a cleaner wash, with Kenmore’s efficient agitator action crutomatic washer. Washes all fabrics, from dirty work clothes to fragile lingerie. 8-lb. capacity family sized wash load is done with agitator thoroughness, 7 rinse effectiveness. 5-yr. gear cose guarantee! * Pd Appliance Department, Sears Basement Another Kenmore Special ...: AUTOMATIC DRYER 214.9% $5 Down Eliminates heavy lugging of clothes baskeis .. . dries @ full family-sized wash load. Features Load-a-Door; witch for fewer accidents. Gas. Specially Priced! New Low Price for a Kenmore Washer With Built-In Filter Only $5 Down Builtin filter oleae ond recletns woab. stad you the sepcage = peed ble ; Foal’ ‘no lint, ceo “° a’ soap-ecum to your clothes. Fast aut drain. Family capacity. — agitator action, sapew i ee LF : - a : , Age ‘ ae f j AS é Z We i pees pod” ; s *& “ ots é ba ae. 7% a ee aay & eas | ohh z -% : ar j i ; bf eet % 4 ie eee. ee : iad us dl ) "a 3 pois , i] Ae i B . * ¥ j (oe iia” : ie eet = ERIE SS ae ee Se SD. SL OBES SE DLE os Rae Rae Mee OT Rete ed hk SRS Sis SS ES i s i 1 2% Bit K Hae ee. ere i a i i 3 i ge2 li : g & RS it * to Let Hair Down in-U.S { * , he f a FF we W. ar ts Queen Elizabeth . 1 ‘ reg. 98° Royal Purple LONDON (INS)—The peer who|believes this would be:a- sure-fire! tried to set fire to the plush cur-/key to success . a Queen's] tain that surrounds the British|American tourin October. | royal family, hopes Queen Lord, Altrincham ‘became Brit- oe es Doe cently when an editorial in Td like her he edi United States ational and English Review, get a load of her,” | Queen to fire her fuddy- Quéch,” he seid. : z THE - | tion, she makes a sincere and @ a i= spontaneous speech—even if it is — pee ei Queen her first oppor : tunity to practice what he’s been The 33-year-old ‘bachelor baron . “Three« minute off-the-cuff é STOP THAT ITCH! are worth more/ IN JUST 15° MIN prepared text, If not pleased, your 48 ud from a type) any ee ee : * | ITCH-ME. fer itch « Altrincham also hopes | ma, ringworm, : iteh or other . tour the Queen | =e proper visit.” > : * et es | ING peer would ke . Now! You make an from iene to the U. S., a relief — want I : eg ees" may | mee W rtiec comfortable i how they wentee sb egatene wae de know the United pain-re action to : : - — Le Altrincham isn't worried binder irritation. 3. atiout Anglo-American relations: | action ts to 18) “We are friends. There's no| Find out a medicine of selling each other any-| a tee onnne ’ lief calltions have for t I should like for her over 60 years, for new, large size “sheer ROYAL PURPLE nylons in lovely new fail Reintorced I Sizes 8¥/,-11.. seamless ultra sheers .. . Enhance the loveliness of your legs with —— ore, heels, toes. Sizes 8$!/)-11. seamless run-resistant mesh . . . Wonderful. ROYAL PURPLE microfilm mesh seamless nylons that look like fine dress sheers.: Yours’ in rich new-season colors, Save 3lc on each pair, : Children's regular 39c mercerized cotton enklets with fine ’ ribbed knit-on cuff. Washable colors. Sizes 6-81. A= + Especially for This Annual Event... Cer ee $] | ! MS : ee or- a 16, 1957 4 i pijcee= +e et i recently that at D9 All Roads lead to SEARS and SAVINGS iin....] |, Att now.to ar BIG SAVINGS on quality house . paint? This is Johnston RAINBOW.the house paint with exceptional hiding power, great dura- bility, extreme whiteness and self-cleaning action characteristic of the best house paints. RAINBOW House Paint is resistant to discoloration caused by _ APPLIES FOR A LIMITED TIME. So hurry—get this quality point NOW=and SAVE. | - <@ ¥ Honeysuckle Quality in 3 to 6x Por that “New” time in her life when she goes happily off to kindergarten or nursery school. She'll - feel so proud and prettily poised in her new cotton frock. Dem River, cottons have Dri-Don finish, need little or no| ironing. Choose from ten styles, assorted plaids, stripes, solids. Intents’ Wear—Main Floor te ers” te Dan River Cotton Dresses Reduced! . - Priced cach at. .3.50 © fhave. charged that there is \4 oo Mao's continued absence at a dis. ; time being net buy. wear, Biltwels are your best Many’ styles. 154 North Saginaw St. ? , s | : Hosiery a8 . On sale! : coat charmers Reg. 19.98 4 a All wool blenket fleece, al- —= or poodle cloth. djustable culis and hem. Many colors. : Reg. 22.98 - 29.98 Coats .. Only 17 88 - Stunningly styled wool -coats in. assorted styles, colors. Sub-teen sizeg 8-14. - Triple Roll rf 3 For $] ; You'd ex to 49c these ne combed cot- ton bobby socks with flat it - foot. Nylon re- inforced. %11. coats rope! see Get Your Free Tickets ‘ ot Seers Now! Everybody has an equal d Assorted Colors chance. Simply register your name at Sears down- Keeps her dry on those town: You do not have to @ ‘ ainy school days. Rubber be present to win, = ized taffeta, corduroys. - Some with hets. 7-14. 5 : ® save 47* on knit _ Cotton panties. \ Rey. Gd For +] 49c 7 a L , Fine combed cotton with i (i i elastic waistband. y te Lee \ 7 to 14 Shop. White, maize, pink or red. ~ ee em 5 Second Floor Sizes 7 to 14. ee - = fi . | 2 Biltwel shoes reduced at Sears! ¥ Regularly 3.98 Pr. 88 Designed for growing feet. Built over ' graduated lasts for a more proportioned [it. Ideal for school or play. ; Pair 4 Soft leathers polish easily, wear long. Shoe Dept. ) Main Floor _ 7 A _ Regularly 3.98 - —— . $ eee Other Back-to-School Shoes for 498 aw 550 Nationally advertised . . . known for their quality and long ‘ ‘| so Fs aed ae - aero | ~} dy iS Joes es : " : ntti ¢ { | ; 4 4 = eis * i fo i Be oes — sioner res ; } is { £ tis rs [ Zipnbe up spq’ Apoqiieag S chance. Simply register your : siti os ‘ -~ @name at Sears downtown. ; MS ay» q y Sn ; re 2 You do not have to be present SSS . . * mw - : . 2 E a -* 5 ot £ . —— = e z = ‘He asserted his attorneys hadi cause Warden Harley 0. Teets; had confiscated his records at San] Quentin and didn’t have material) bi SOvcR 1 RE inlaid linoleum @ Wax Sealed Surface 44. saw e Available in ' colors sEedat $233 ~ A AI te ea Te Meet & Marbleized, inlaid lineleum in £% tractive colors, J : . Bade, Pe Wox sealed : surface tesists dirt . . . easier to ls -y | : : ae Pe he, ‘® clean, wears longer. Patented felt back pastes to “These beautiful smooth surface rugs are fortified with plastic eee . oe : :..) floor... » easy to instadll. 6-ft. wide. =. resins to give more wearing power, Use in exira rooms or cover ‘ = nome so8 == worn bare floors with them. Five patterns and. colors. Ge ee Fy CCEILING Fixtures For Every Room and Porch Reduced! “Save Now! 2-light tor living ~ in 48-State Climb . Smooth Surface Rugs. 5« : * me | a patented felt bac pastes | 0 floor Perfect for Extra: Rooms Aluminum Outdoor Porch Fixture. in Post Lanterns Hammered Aluminum neo 4 19.88 mer cs 5.88 Durable cast. aluminum is Black accents on hammered weatherproof! Black accent aluminum frame. Ribbed marks. Ribbed panels 11x13- glass bottom and side panels. me * ‘ inches. 1-light. 3i-in. deep. I-light. ALLPAPER SALE TIE 3 = oe = . Fingertip Heat Control Has Full Range of ito! Bemccs | Kenmore Iron Sale Bevery ROLL ‘MUST A | | — | if , Cee eee | © Regularly veda Me 99 : a iq (2 s z = oe or ee ee ee Come in—take your choice at this price ed te tops! ° Long-life heating element : 98 Compares with irons selling for much more! Sichncdia Reg. 3.98 |? g« Te 1 | for easy ironing. Tapered toe and beveled’ edges for fast, ELEC. easy ironing. Beautiful chrome-plated bod Convenient Low priged . practical Light up and beautify kitchen 2 Room Lot heel rest. Guaranteed one, roar v —brews 6 cups in “ minutes. Snow-whi or bath. ite holder; ; Graduated markings inside. sparking Oe center ora- AC M E Electrical Department, Basement Heatproot plastic, ndle, ment, Wi wrens: bulb. 5M Seginaw Se. a. | We Defiver / Au Ausitns Dover = etree fing Process . | jprec a gro |: CANBERRA — aldeeanes: eaten na © (tists have invented a new moth eae cae on te coe | proofing proce: (upon to furnish about 50 per cent| “The future of ‘erplaetary ming WO ne aot cane jmore water than at present,” saysitravel is ufter bilge; it would be) porsistent insecticide of its type the. 1957 president of the American|enormously expensive,” said Bri-/known, ay ioe. yp diary ee ee new Cong one Royal! The process, recommended by * is said- to be cheap and effective; -_6.70x15 Tubetype - Blackwall, Each, Plus Tax AND YOUR OLD TIRE © Unique tread design gives less chance of skids . . . Quality, Performance Laboratory-Proven! } © Heat-resistant Rayon Cord cushions impact . . . Neoprene white sidewalls : easily cleaned! ‘You Get a {5-Month Service one Guarantee Against All These meee Hazards. aww Ww rir » WHEELS BALANCED For $ Weights Included Terry Cover for Any Car ery Ride in Style! 95 Ideal os Robe, Pillow, Towel. 4 ALLSTATE Scooter 298 Installed quickly and easily in any car. And it can be Sleek, smooth riding 4.80 HP scooter with rugged steel used so many other ways! Washable, highly absorbent, frame, delivers up to 75 miles per gallon. Tdép speed of * {t's as durable as it is a Wide choice of colors. up to 40: mph. In handsome Coronation Red and Old Youll want several. Ivory. Automatic Clutch. ' Replace That Leaky Muffler Now with a New ALLSTATE @ Give Maximum Safety — Lee e For hid Ford, Chev, Inetaled Plastic Covers : Beg. 105% ALLST. ATE All Sturdy Steel Mesh © Regularly 13.45 2 pag tod : Weather Oil — Top Carriers © Get 2.57 Trede-in ' So Easy to naep Clean / oF Beware of idecey carbon aie Heavier qauge : : ‘andes Oh Cen 3.69 Reg, 1698] 3.99 metal gives up to Ys longer life than original equipment. ALLSTATE better lauiie covers in new, distinctive pat- Here is the oll that operates Carry up to 300 Ibs, luggage Now is the time to prepare for those bitter cold ‘winter Free-flow design for anne more economical operation. terns. Saran plastic seat, embossed vinyl trim, rayon skirt. | both in hot Gnd cold weather. up above. Perfect for vacations mornings. Be assured of “quick-siarts” with an Allsiate "and back. Your choice +. 2g blue or green. Snug fit for New double detergent \gives /or work. Collapsible for easy Battery. Plenty of a for starting needs and ae seal Play sate, replace rr oe. ‘ & all popular cars. 100% cleansing action. + f storage. _ extras. Come in i Bo Gs { ; | : * | i. - ad vis awe SEARS 1 Nah Sina Steet Phone Em) | >! General Electric — : vacuum cleaner cleaey ss onthe low peicel New doekte tis terri price! New double- ; action cleaning unit gets more work done with less effort. Stores away ready for action. At- tachents included. Hurry, buy how, save! We carry 2 complete stock of dispos- able bags for vacuum deseihs: — New superdeluxe . New Super-Stor New big-capacity ’ Reg. 299.95 Hotpoint 10.8 cu. ft. Reg. 299.95 Kelvinator 10.8 cu. “Reg. 249.95 Norge big 10.1 cu. 299.95 Kelvina pce ei dgerniar has .- capacity refrigerator has 8 #9 = Digcenecty Oe cope _ i Jb. frozen food capacity, freezer capacity, full-width © il- 7-Ib. “frozen, storage capac’ ae dein sancing full. Jer tray that —_. uP to si md get — - aor * i ‘sper, door shelves. Hur- ditional pounds ot frozen ‘ N -the . iy mega al es 198 Pocceain tiaiah Save! sign. Save at Federal s.... $198 Price Includes Free Delivery, 1-Yr. Service, 5-Yr. 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G-E slldhetiind c me | door shelves, ‘aluminum shelves... city, aluminum shelves, A ter- frozen food capacity, double Mam iO MONE Hurry, save at Foderal'st E Automatic defrosting. ‘ $298. cata ‘ Jemgshe $298 Handidor storage! $298 Pe Price Includes Free Delivery, 1-Yr. Service, 5-Yr. Warranty Eee ES - SAGINAW AT WARREN, PONTIAC © _ $ : we i ‘. *s ‘ ; ae Pee eee i x (a Oe ae ds fee _T HE 2 PONTIAC : RES ig S, * HS ‘ : ar . DB Z : aw ry é ae =o 3 j = Pee DREAD DROUGHT EY ae os E DRY DONK TO VIG FOR WATER IN TH [RIVER BOTTOM. HIS THIRST SLAKED, HE LEAVES. - THE LESS a KUDU WATCHING FROM - CONCEALMENT... : : WHAT THE DONKEY HAS LEFT. WITHOUT 7 THE DONKEY, THE hansatae WOULD PERISH. > OPEN EVERY _ NIGHT UNTIL 2 PIECE LIVING ROOM SUITES. SECTIONALS... HALF SOFAS. and many other styles... (Monday throwgh Seturdey) Shop in Cool Comfort Sale! » akc eire IN TOWN! HUGE SAVINGS ON FAMOUS YORKSHIRE - | Mttelaat= ‘pani karts wae wala y cigs ome ey mt | a with FOAM 3) RUBBER SEAT CUSHIONS Men's ee a8 Casuals TAKE YOUR PICK! at Prices as Low as. ‘179 ; mains ey US sfid SAVE ° vd 70 CHOOSE FROM FINE RATOR FABRICS AND COLORS : Yorkshire Here they are! Men’s famous Yorkshire shoes . , . at savings of $3.11 on each pair! First quality leather uppers and cushion- soft foam crepe soles. Select your favérite color from 2-tone gray, smoke or panama. — Try 4 pair on, see if these aren't the most comfortable, good. looking shoes you've ever worn, Sizes 64 to 12. Buy now, save! | ously comfortable hreat ” WARD'S GIVE HOLDENS -RED TRADING STAMPS — SAGINAW AT (om WARREN, PONTIAC [ame Ask About the Ward Way . i Credit Plani ms __ Sign.and Red Cross first aid. * plans for six Rally Days which |] receiver , -circulation—the United J hiss bs tad id tas and 2 Home Demonstration Couneil. will request ‘that the ex- Fourteen districts throughout | council. a pal the county were designated in. the| Michigan ‘to help ease A ati constitution anprored by the|ment says the Defense has promised nes * ee aie ne Division, said yesterday “We Bre BONN, ype fleet of 2,000 : Rain ly and wun ‘n August —the formula thus far followed . 3 * vies . the only cal “for Oakland county, third. largest home demonstration group’ pigs United States. A second! agent will be employed in Sep- ~ More than 1,850 women in different clubs are — by this county extension service * yeer stating in the fall include te bless Geet care aa ee : work simplification: Seis tempeet fer te i | dividual groups. They include: | The council also prepared will be conducted in September, | Ath Air Guard Jet Crashes; Pilot Safe ALPENA @®—The fourth Air Na- a FE ed Tee i 5 i i E 2 & i i & ah leal Canada Second to U.S. _| in Television Stations in the mumber of stations on the] pr it trails Great Earttaden tn} Kingdom, with 1 es in we On| about 6,600,000 sets in_ use” com with Canada Reinforced $ PATIO | “SLABS | Limited Time, Only! _ Regular $1.00 | MextGin SLABS * “% it increased Save $5107 on. Your New | Bi isy Spindrier | : With bcclusive Spiralator Action! ~< EASY CREDIT TERMS! Reg. $199.95 AS LITTLE AS ee on). ® ss A MONTH! w/trade — SCE-2 EASY. Exclusive SPIRALATOR -Washing « ® Exclusive Power Flush-Rinse with Suds-Saver ® New Finger-Tip Control Center * Swinging Faucets, 20-Minute Control ® Huge 18-Pound Capacity © Two Tubs Work as a Team to De-Your Week's Wash in Less Than 1 Hour! Waite's . .. Downsiairs fs e . JEASY TERMS ares WAITES! IMMEDIATE DELIVERY ome _WAITE'S DOWNSTAIRS STORE, 21-INCH, 2% H.P. POWER MOWER With 4Cycle, Heavy Duty Clinton Engine! me 58 Leaf Mulcher FREE with Each Mower Famous HANDY “ANDY Features: * a eye cutting beige OVER Yo OFF! $139.95 Value @ All steel frame @ Cuts huge 21” swath @ Trims close and clean to e Sidegrass ejector chute | walks, walls, fences . @ Ballbearing disc wheels .@ Recoil starter (no rope @ Rubber tires winding) 90 DAY WARRANTY! Low DOWN PAYMENT, EASY TERMS! SAVE “101” GIANT 24-INCH, 23% H.P. i [PLUS YOU GET THIS — | FREE Nylon Blend Blanket Regularly sells for 7.98 . - cool weather ahead! Hurry in or phone FE 4-2511 When. You estine Your New Easy ‘Washer or Dryer! . Get your now, just in. time for — RIDING MOWER Reg. $249. 95 The best boy: in a riding mower free chain drive with covered guard, safety clutch, recoil starter. to 42 M.-P. H. Cornfortable seat, convenient handle bar throttle. if you have a big lawn, this is the 2,200,000. . | Me | For the homemaker who favors casual living . 0 aE | 9’ by 12’ Room Size | WOOL BRAIDED tm ~* % oa | rraty 9 148 ‘Low Down Payment! Easy Terms! — Waite’s . . .° Downstairs! %, P RICE SALE! 7-pc. Gleaming Brass ”| FIREPLACE ENSEMBLES 339% : - 7-Pe. Set Includes- * Draw Type Screen * Brass Andirons * Tool Rack *Poker s * Shovel : mower for you! Reg ge c 98 rn set . at special 2 ‘price savings! 2 ah f mesh ‘draw type screen that. opens and sily. “Every piece is lacquered to resist wear. ore ng. ee eT don't’ . miss th Ae belde aot ae value! ever! 24-inch rotary cut, trouble- § oness sie eS Security for You Elderly Can Build New Cell Tissues pg pe Mg cialis ot the Pubic eqn Service, : 3 chief health eg, al some of the tin being pg y and boy, nen ep get old. This is the second of a se Pe ' By NATHAN SHOCK . Chief, Gerontology Branch, National Heart Institute att ni 4, 4 Hi i rH a : i i 1 sz al Public Gets Glimpse of Honest John Rocket FT. BRAGG, N.C. @—A group conti at the Heart. Institute Gerontology Branch may illustrate this. Little has been known about how the aged human body handles cal- cium, and the other basic elements phosphorus, We know aged people are more frail — their hones may be thinner, | jo and the “working” tissues of mus- cle and of interna] organs may be reduced in their capacity to per- form. Do the aged therefore lack the ability to use the basic ele- ments of tissue growth to build new Nichols and I explored this .prob- years of age. At ge levels of ealcam nae neither greater nor less than that of young adults taking in calcium at similar low levels. Experience has taught us, how- ever, that old péople, left to their own devices, often eat diets poor in the vital elements. This is mainly a psychologic and economic prob- lem. may respond, if stimulated and sustained. : {P tobe Drinking on Planes: “3.2 less installation over heavy pad. New 5. | WASHINGTON (INS) ~~ - bi-| Miracle fibre that regularly sells for Lm $5. 95 per yard. 4 colors, - THE FLOOR SHOP ettender only by an alert stow: _. contrast with Quinn's testi- ctinmiation: te to. tataraational That's ‘all — JUST 10 DAYS MORE to get in on these big Savings! By all means, come —don’'t be sorry you missed out on these terrific bargains! OPEN Monday ‘night til - 9 p. m. if you can’t ar in aren or sae | : j ee Quinn submitted of a man who abused his g tsk £ z in Cool Comfort! Our Store Is Air-Conditio . — F /_ * &* & ibe 'BARNETT’S | | 150 NORTH SAGINAW ST: 7 iP rT, i plt fe } - Be Smart TAKE IT---CHA asi: 75 Coats.. le $48.75 Coots..-:--*"*" $58.75 Coote. one ¢ cae * ss . owe os ee See : im-line silhouette. Want It! You PRE-SEASON SAVINGS THAT PAY YOU BIG DIVIDENDS Now! _Get Yours RGE IT---OR LAY a wealth of new m to be saved. own Reserves Operi Friday and Monday Nights Till 9 P. M.. PONTIAC on /~ Tools Dar all day long. “THEY GOAT OF \22- ond : smart to You ul hes now for us crease-resistant Con half gnd you Need the Cash «+ * be glad you" Now! iT AWAY! say CHARGE IT! Look at these Savin wal Buy Now — You Don't Need the Cash! i Hard Finis sh — All Wool Sharkskins Our Reguler $55 and $60 Sellers ‘39 8S and | -$ wel Now — You ee t Need the Morey! s Your Coat ie You Can Charge It 1 Mr It Away at No Extre Year-Round Weight y CHARGE IT! ied \ yo ba ‘ iat eck: he HAs 4k ‘ «| ees - fa < i : \2 4 Mik Se Big ws ; Fee ; # F ey : oy fe 4 ee = ki ost ‘What's It like da ‘Date Rusish Youth? ms Pe ogy see. s Rielmand, Wa. ‘Mpansored “aniernational ree lowt aide tenon Ageing. ele se reper on, ceva By ANNE HOBSON MOSCOW (INS) — What's it like for an American girl to date a Russian? Nicholas, a. language student from Moscow. University, came to pick me up at the hotel. He was dressed up in a dark blue suit, American style, and a conserva- tive tie, 4 We took a bus snd then the splendid Moscow subway. to Gor. ky Culture Park, “our Central Park” as he put it. It Was a warm summer night and the whole city was out walk- ing with us. Nicholas said that strolling in the streets at nicht is the Muscovites’ favorite pas- time, : * z * _ Before we started off, he had : to “talk, politcal” We had a rabid argy staunch member . of ‘as Young Communist League and Th a “reactionary capitalist.'’ JUST LIKES TO WALK When I asked him what he uso- ally did on dates, he said he goes of all he likes to walk. I can cer-| tainly believe that. We walked for T understand now why the Russian girls wear flats. x «*« On the bridge approaching “the park he showed me, how to lean over arid watch a open-air movie for nothing. I aecused him of having capitalist initiative but he ‘Strongly denied it. | "This movie was Eussian, « sort of Siberian saga wtih Mon- gols hot on the trail of the vil- lain. He says they do have pena movies seccasionally, mainly Tarzan and Deanna Dorbin. We walked through the park then, and passed an open air pavillion with a fast dance~band. I asked him if he liked jitterbug ment that noon, sifice he is a aes rock ‘n’ roll because of its vast political ‘implications. He said “no” but He got me to|; teach him the steps on the side, not on the dance floor. When he noticed a crowd was gathering around us, he eaten stopped DON'T LIKE fea - He bought mie an ice cream sandwich ahd we sat down on the embankment of the River Mos- cow. At his suggestion we ex- changed a dollar bill and a 10 ruble ote. He carefully ex- plained that this was just for “something to keep —- Russians don't like money like the capital- ist countries.” *~ * ** I offered to relieve him of any capital burden he had on him, but he wouldn't take me .up on it, About midnight we walked ' back over the bridge and made a dash for the last subway. Only at the door of my: hotel. {8m pty a captain: but a] ‘Christian, 2 too. “Whew!” wes his only com- — a ‘Australopithecines’ JOHANNESBURG, South Africa —Dr. Raymond A. Dart of the Uni- versity of Witwatersrand in Jo- hannesburg claims the major gap between man and his ape-like pro- genitors is bridged by the astound- ingly manlike creatures called aus- tralopithecines that flourished in South Africa about a million years ago. Discovery/of the Atrican man- ape skeletal remains was made a little more than a decade ago and since then more than 100 speci- mens have been-found. —— These saiealaatiaatieil had “‘al- most-human’ Bodies and brains, Dr. Dart points out. They walked) ‘human fashion and im- when-te had already committed himself to a second date, did he provised tools and weapons. But they probably did mot have the or the Charleston, deliberately discover that alarming fact that jf i" human faculty of speech, aS eae ee 3 DAYS 0 iLY— Thurs. Fri-Sat. KRESGE’S get wonder Dacron. . 38", 36"long. Valance, Imagine! These embroidered-reffied tier - curtains ples valance at one low price! Yes, this delightful ensemble isa real buy! You ‘< _ that easy-care fabric that's - a breeze to keep ctisp and clean! You get styling that looks expensive, “dehixe” details! Pr. width: ‘We have FREE Entry Blanks for the “GOLDEN PONTIAC” to be given away free August 27, 1957, in Pontiac's Sore — celebration tor nas ced Save'l08! Reg. 296 Flocked Dacron THER CURTAIN 10x60" Colors on white. < a FS" Y Bee > at hd Led Shy A Henry! Run to Kresge’s for “Real” Savings! DOWNTOWN PONTIAC STORE TEL-HURON CENTER STORE i deeod has Ob gras rat ning back to the bus stop when Span Man-Ape Gap? | ‘2 | & DOWNTOWN STORE ONLY “Girattic! Rug Sale “FRIDAY, AUGUST 16th and SATURDAY, AUGUST 17th ‘20 only Hooked hans, 338. 5277 22 only Hooked Rugs $29 $247 12 01 ‘ sade Rugs 9. Price SALE $198 37 ae $20" 3 5 only Chenille at oe -Sonly Loop Rugs 28 only Loop Rugs ‘3 only Loop Rugs " Reg. Price’ SALE Rugs 38 $yp77 $498 $377 98 $]77 Oe sy7 meh $477 aed 17. 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Pick from prints and Jupior, misses, haif sizes. Priced Below Our Whelesale Cost . FRIDAY 9:30 A. M. TO 7:30 P. M.. Lh Priced Below Wholesale Costs . $30 A.M. TO 7:30 P.M. WHILE QUANTITIES LAST __ Teo $5 Dress Group 3.99 and Sport Cotton LADIES’ Maternity HATS Dresses. 50r | 1? $.99 = ane weg 9B on ‘ ese _ LADIES ebies: Uniforms J ACKETS 33 1 44 19 HOUR SALE. Special dresses. Sires 10 to 52, group of. dressy, afternoon and sport Priced Beiow Our Whelesaie Cost . FRIDAY 9:30 A. M. TO 7:30 P. M. 8.99 LADIES’ DRESSES , 1@ HOUR SALE... F Come early! fuat. $19 LADIES’ SPRING COATS These 25 better ete will ro to Betge and colors. Sises } Priced Beiow Our Sesinais Cost RIDAY 9:30 A, M. TO 7:30 P. M. 6" #30 A.M. TO 7:90 P.M. WHILE QUANTITIES LAST 5.99 Full end L 1o HOUR SALE. . FRIDAY 9:30 A. M. TO 7:30 P. M. ¢€ New low price om nationally famous fb>rics Prints, stripes. Plisses and gelids. Linnt § yes . Priced Belew Our Whelesale Cost lastic— Twin Size Holds 16 Items Chenille GARMENT Spreads BAGS 299 $] 59c Quality LSS Metal Full Size First Quality PILLOW PANT CASES CREASER 33* | 25] Priced Below Wheiesale Coste 10 HOUR SALE. beautiful bergers, - FRIDAY 9:30 A. M. TO 7:30 P. M. 59c CANNON TOWELS Yes, huge 22x44 bath sise Limit @ ‘Priced Below Our Wholesale Cost solid colors With bD 9:20 A.M, TO tte. P.M | WHILE QUANTITIES LAST 1.89 Print end lity Solid Colors Dan River : Cafe | YARD — Curteins GooDs 88 | 33* 1,99 All $1.00 Quality Pure _— 64, 63. 72-Inch, Panel Pe Curtains | 7Te. Priced Below Wholesale Costs | 10 HOUR SALE. 24°38" rugs. Pick from « FRIDAY 9:30 A. 7 TO 7:30 P. M. 2.00 LOOP RUGS Pirst time offered @ this low price “Priced Below Oar Wholesale Cost Mg 1o HOUR SALE . Unheard of iow price on Pull $1308. Come! Save! 2.99 MUSLIN SHEETS Priced Below Our Wheiesale Cost . FRIDAY 9:30 A. M. TO 7:30 P. M. |* first quality. sheets 10. HOUR SALE... 3.99 LADIES’ SKIRTS group of summer skirts in prints end Don't miss these. Specia) patterns Priced Below Our Wholesale Cost FRIDAY 9:30 A. M,. TO 7:30 P. M. 97: 9:30 A.M. TO 7:30 P.M. WHILE QUANTITIES Last a — . oad o-Ru st alit LADIES’ LADIES’. PANTIES “BRAS 29* | 50¢ pc agave 1.99 Summer astex, Print LADIES’ byes PURSES 388 | 79 Priced Bee Wholesale Cest« 10 HOUR SALE. 89c NYLON HOSE and Fal Come. save! stock up! shades. Sizes 61, to il. Priceé-Below Our Whol . FRIOAY 9:30 A. M. TO 7:30 P. M. New Summer _Nrr, mets o:308 A.M. TO 7:38 P.M. WHILE QUANTITIES LAST Reg. 1.99 1.99 Cotton * Trimmed LADIES’ LADIES’ SLIPS GOWNS 89* | 89¢ 2.99 Better ised - , iscontinw oes GIRDLES PLAYTEX }- 9884 is. a wes gee Priced Belew Wholesale Costs 10 HOUR SALE. . FRIDAY 9:30 A. M. TO 7:30 P. M. 1.99. LADIES’ BLOUSES Siéck up at this low price on sleeveless, guar- anteed washable styles. Sizes 32 to 38. Priced Below. Our Wholesale Cost 69: 10 HOUR SALE... 1.99 LADIES’ SHORTS Washable poplin, denim and prints In ail. de- _ Mrabie colors. Sizes 19 fo 18 Priced Below Our Wholesale Cost FRIDAY 9:30 A. M. TO 7:30 P, M. aa] 109 HOUR SALE. . Bus Sanforized. Full cut Priced Below Our enough fer the, balance” of Sines 2 « FRIDAY 9:30 A, M. TO 7:30 P, M. 89c Boys’ -- Girls’ Shorts the summer to 6 Whelesale Cont 29° $30 A.M. TO 1:30 FP. M. WHILE QUANTITIES LA aT Reg. 1.99 - Reg. 1.49 Sizes 4 to 14 Sizes 3 to I4 GIRLS’ GIRLS’ BLOUSES SHORTS 11 Reg. 2.99 Reg. 8$c Sizes 6 to 18 Sizes 3 to 2 Boys’ Swim | Boys’ Polo runks Shirts 12 | 48 Priced Below Wholesale ‘Costs 190 HOUR SALE... BOYS’ SHIRTS--JEANS 1.09 value! Buy now for school, shirts, 3 to {6. Sanforized jeans, 6 to 12, Priced Below Our Wholesale. Cost FRIDAY 9:30 A.M. TO 7:30 P. M. Plaid flannel 99° Sige A.M. TO 1:30 FP. M. WHILE QUANTITIES LAST Reg. 2.99 - Reg. 1.69 — Girls’ 3 to 12 Sizes 4 to 1s SWIM BOYS’ surTs SHIRTS. ] 33 719¢ 2.69 Value Reg. $9c First Quality Sizes I to Birdseye | Infgnts’ Diapers U'Shirts. 1 | 36¢ " Prtee@ Below Wholesale Coste 10 HOUR SALE . advise early shopping. Sizes 3 ee “Come. save on fine. ‘quality broken sizes to 12, Priced Below Our Wholesale Cost 0:30 4M. TO 7:50 P.M. w a Last — Cueraniged _U'Weer ATT. All Stretch MEN'S | SOX 33° FRIDAY 9:30 A. M, 707 30 P.M. 1.99 Girls’ SHORTS SETS we 1o HOUR SALE. : Priced Below Our Wholesale Cost rhit _ FRIDAY 9:30 A. M. TO.7:30 P.M, 3.99 MEN’S PLAY JEANS : white they eae reduced to pei group of better jeans 1o HOUR SALE. pemseabore stock up! quantities iast . ~ ‘Priced Buy 1 _ FRIDAY 9:30 A. M. TO 7:30 P.M, INFANTS’ SUN SUITS, ~CREEPERS, CRAWLERS Actual to 1.90 Loca agg ne Belew Our Wholesa ail you want while 79° 9:30 AM. TO 4:30 PM. WHILE. QUANTITIES LAST Washable | e MEN’S PANTS i} rl see 168 » Priced Below ‘Wastecata Coits . 19 HOUR SALE. rics. Whites and volors, a] Our “Wholesale Cost .. PRIDAY 9:30 A. M. TO.7:30 P.M. 1.99 Men's Sport Shirts Short sleeve stylee-in gwarenteed washable fab- BS: Este : Boe) a Pe pe * ‘ eee SSS pas | bt Ao Me } 4 2 ¥5 i ae; b. Ware ee fy is, pe : | y ee = he “S 3 ees ESA: y 2 A 2 7. Va Ms ts _ | i } eh ose # ? ay : i : : oe rakes ; = A AN £ Ss tila Harbor Pastor > Feels 2 Jobs Coincide as Public Service - BENTON HARBOR @ ~ The lawbook and the Holy Bible go. hand in hand in the office of Ben- ton Township's newest justice of The justice is the Rev. Cecil Chapin, pastor of the Church of God, * * * “The work coincides with my) work as a minister,” says the Rev. Mr. Chapin. * ‘In either case I'ma: public story: APPARENTLY RECONCILED “Before they left, apparently re- conciled, they promised that they would get along together.” The Rev. Mr Chapil took sffice duly 4. His candidacy was spon- sored by «a group of Benten Township ministers who or- ganized support at the township caucus and'in the spring elec tion. The minister agrees he must be, eareful not to be carried away by) mercy. * * * “Tt is judgment, tempered by! mercy, that is prescribed by the book of James, chapter?, verse] 13,” he explained. The verse reads: “For he shall have judgment without _ mercy, | that hath showed no mercy, and | mercy Fejoiceth against judge- | in Flash Auto Fire” PHILADELPHIA ® — A flash . fire in an automobile killed two, little children yosterday as they | waited for their father to return) from an errand. - ! * * * Dead were Patricia, 3. and Pat.! “vick Palmer, 4, Their father Wil-' liam J, Palmer had left them*in/| the parked cay while he dropped off a hunting rifle at a shop for repairs. j : Suddenty, flames enveloped the| auto. Palmer) frantically tried to! - reach his children, but the heat of the fire had welded shut the auto! doors. i *| * * Palmer told police-he had left ‘a Cigarette lighter and a pack of) cigarettes on the front seat. Inves-| tigators sdid tle children may] have lit the lighter. i Flee While Sheriff Away; MANISTIOCE W — Edward Ray! Joslin, 17] of Manistique, and Alf-! red Brown, 37. of Clinton, | Iowa, haye been bound to circuit) court on : charge of unlawfully; fleeing Trusties. they fled) Aug. 1 w ae Sheriff Lioyd E. Gray} was attending a convention of the Michigay Sheriffs _Association. we ef sasaentn ab Canine Say ee eee sing as he pelated them t0)peard in a jong time. He illustrates his point with this|§ He me about to tip his seat e| WITHOUT WARNING procedure. He had all-his people | Gretel fhing'api otf and to the 12 pat im sae Mitte of the Ne. 2 | 38 hove ene E . i Ss ~ ‘ zs | ix : < 2 : : se | ; a8 : : " - I 3 fea 3 mo ih " “Wy ‘ seer a Pte en at nee \ im Ae feo 1 ce Stee THE PoNmiac PRESS, THURSDAY. August 1. 1st De , : 4 ais Ws CHICAGO INS)—The U. S, Siv-Vitose’ of the. first qu \bove Mc ster Fal J ob eet ms ‘ligh eel 5 oa Zh nation's 6,000 savirgg and loan as} CS SER ane a walt nas tes oe WASHINGTON~ (INS)—The only) of the cabin, felt into the ja manual p on people - as the wheels| He doesn’t remember much more a nm ip: unremarkable thing about the | a _ jing gear: He could dimly ea the it quately fhe sttip, =‘ lexcept that “God selected thelassets. Roy M. Marr, peesitend ol eee Sr 708: award today at the Pentagin of}. Now he had two engines going ae BER Ey SS Spe ie Sas ; the distinguished flying cross ‘tojfor- him—-It; meant _a-grueliing, ee | ee ee To bes eo a bone-bending compensation on the Day, Mane A gpen is Mat m. "oP part of the rudder. It meant drop: tWo of them before this, ping down to 150 feet. The DFC Tyson received today! A Bilko-type sergeant, shepherd. | from Gen. Tom White, head of the! ing a crate of watermelons, let it Air Force, is for piloting his -C97) idrop. A broken meion fell out. He’ 7 — @ = ; 2 MATS transport with 67 persons | Went to work on ‘it. “Whatever | 8 ms . » fo safety over 1,000 miles of sea| happens, fT want it to happen on al pe : % _ stomach,” he said, chomping and landing’ it at Hilo on Hawaii. shot nach mpilsiiee ou! | oe ame ever Bi See wou NDED ENGINE SOREAMS | | Tyson’ won't seon forget’ the! had te be pried .off the wheel. | The man had weathered six and | ishrill agony of the wounded en- igine. ‘It was like the fifth scream | fo ae Ries Ce Re: of a frightened woman,” he told | Here are some-of the things that'y,. as chilling a phr aS@) as ive) fz er Inside the plane, as it tooled, seat | slong 0 Close to the water that a, back and take Pt yg omg. ye cough'ffom either of the remaining! ing « reached eet on engines would have plunged jit) ninehour flight trom ne water iff a.matter of sec- Travis (up from San Francisco) t0\ onic the temperature rose to | a 4 a goa stat as about 120, , -were asleep. ' Tyeon had been trteled by the THROUGH-—+— ple ee Pan American boys on ditching SUNDAY Without warning, his No. 1 en-) up in thé front of the plane now, Be etka aca! | LOW PRICED B BEAUTY AIDS! jand his. crew, to whom he gives; three for each seat designed for | all credit, Went to work on it im-| two. tt he had to hit, there mediately. Nothing responded.’ would be nobody in the tall when | : any AN can) . a Tyson knew the engine would soon) it broke off. 4 aby |: Gee ‘ae — ~~ . , _ treere’’-and throw the huge pro-) So he made it, after two excru- \ ee ’ ~ Ce of 25 t AR L MAR S HALLS pelier. A oe. ; Fir iota Ng. pascengers ve tigh Ones circes ofnanh MEM Se =e | See | he VIN aaa To FILTER TIP f the big plane, to avoid! (Advertisement) . te Ache of them Logsapgen if LBS. Se Py i [ U N T the biades came through the cabin. i i) Then he tipped her so that the| if LOST 35 . : OS a | CIGARS ; , _ right witlg, on which rested the! pemug: CURBS HUNGER pnt os i STOPPETTE ) & SE Bs 4.0 NOLII SPRAY * |B) QS > HAIR SPRAY DEORORANT a AAD ARRAS about - fo- be - launched prop, was) PLAINW MICH. “U Ren- Makes drab hair come alive! | genus le Easier to Manage Hair With WOODBURY SHAMPOO Protects Netural Hair Oils! ELL, Ml eft. for si Ihave ihigher than the nel Cas rent i a8 wer | The magnesium parts of the wnich ; \ anchorage grew red, | {0 Sue ation and hem- | white, then flamed, and the orrhoide on Te s d taking Ren- L results, “ writes | | left. It chopped a foot off one for 4 ounces of moment while | ms FINAL SUMMER | mRAYON CLEARANCE SALE ese, onaeincme | / BLANKET a ee ee Swim Suits Summer Suits Boys, Men‘s Wash ‘n Weer 99° » *1" £49 » 54 g06 ¥y Price, Now REG, 476 HYDROGEN : Aidt mete |All Dacron Pants Argy Wash-Wear, Neo 9 a : ‘ . atte OE | er Newsed, $599 ) PEROXIDE swin-proor | eyetace | mote’ TAKE-OFF 10 Velume—Pint DARKENER | CURLER Deodorant LOTION | 71 N. N. Saginaw | “ ~ . whe ! | | REG, 10¢ % EFFECTIVE CUNNINGHAM'S — CLEANERS Bi) \ Agee ox Sale Price - ¢ e* *¢ “9’ > _* CITRONELLA For mosquitoes and ether insects. Personal Protection PENNY PAINT SALE Outside white or inside ‘flat . finish, Gal. $ 98 $3.98 per gallon—buy the second-gallon for 1 penny. BUY NOW AND SAVE 2 Gals. $3.99 THE FLOOR SHOP - ~ 107 S. Saginaw FE 4-5216 oe" a" a"® ve ww *. Pd SURE DIP ICE CREAM “'§COOP fer w * *¢ w * CALADRYL _ ENGGASS JEWELRY co. | \ FREE. Ceo! ae North Saginaw Street | Open Fridey and Monday Evenings LOTION -ENGGASS’ DIAMOND SPECIAL! Emerald Shape DIAMOND Bridal Set a ae Both $2.00 A WEEK > | ewe et “Fast Effective Results! MR apa - SKEEDOO 1, INSECT BOMB - ee . ye Mo TT ; aad mony other! ove*s” 7 74%” * ° e° - » te a * ¢ eo”. * o, REG, 52¢ PHILLIPS MILK OF MAGNESIA F ae Or—Mint Flavpred * o* *e o & ~ “eo” ty ow a ~ of od OOx ~ & oN . Pk \ 4 . e te “oe. 0°s @ 6 94% * e e & , eee. GUARANTEED § YEARS GARDEN HOSE AND SAVE AT long lotg, At te Coop CUNNING Y ‘exe! aed- (ENR \ ane. $269 CUNNINGHAM 'S ; } .% "app SALE PR $¥ 88 a ot é 5 * + * * * A rere opportunity to purchase an: emerald-shape diamond bridal pair of exquisite ge at on extra- ordinary seving! Rings fit snugly together to prevent slipping! An ‘ Enggass exclusive! ; ° * @ @ oe @ “eee @ ae a > Oo e @ “~~ % & & % - al ob’ dl - entree “entinasy, ee so > @ PARKING! \ o se =» & & * 1TOH fl i i i; ai) “4 \ se Ree ee ee davava"avseataratats'ata"s"s"s"2"5" ister from 7 p.m. to.9 p.m. Wednes- SM) COMPLETELY INSTALLED with Tack- a day, Aug. 21. : junior and senior high : , . classes will begin Thursday less installation over heavy pad, New ‘Girls grades one through | Eleventh and twelfth grade stu- : Miracle fibre that regularly sells for ; k pee ee ju . 3 , Sand regular sessobs for elemer @ ‘DRESSES Ne pe tae’ sterimmtinn > | a we ate my eee 8 i pproxi , w By Kate Greenaway. ee a cae eee a eee a deci SHOP All Mapnable cottons. ” Sport. cits ETD | | tp cher erent [iy rush on = = xara: a'atn'n's gcaee ead Saari ey lace $995 / : ry Se - Rises don’t miss it .,. it’s + bo hee ine, TAR Chey | artige tedndy Mlk | pus yah | Gatto stacasTt 7 Meee 93.95 oie ed a Ee oie - greater HE than you 3 FE 41192 | think! oy aR uh ie AM deed kre bp iy SAVE Without Old Tire Plus Tax and Old Tire DAVIS 100% NYLON TIRES at Less Than Rayons Silent Sentry Plus If you think this sale saves you money — you're right. But that’s just the becinniels 6: Same ay lackwall, 1 95 baw’ | These are the new topcoats for the coming season. And we do mean new!’ They're “ eee: Old Tire restyled completely . . . from the.placement of buttons to the new slim-line silhouette. . ius m in Nearl cys iva ot “eas S. iesesnices wank aad And the fabrics are luxurious, in a wealth of new patterns. Each coat is an expression po Soars of squeegee of the “Elegant Air” fashion concept . . . and, elegant is how you'll feel the first time el AN a BA you wear it! Make your choice today . . . there’s money to be saved. . SALE PRICES IN EFFECT UNTIL SEPTEMBER 15th Sertiy BLACKWALL Silent Sentry WHITEV/ALLI ‘Sise ‘Tube Type _ Tubeless Size 6.40x15| 16.25° 18.11% (640% 15 670%15| 16.95° | 19.16° j670x15| 20.74° | 23.85° bebe everedeeeande Tubeless Tube Type POLAT ETE Gg 3 | 710%15| 18.95* | \20,96° |7.10x15|_22.98° | 25.58° | 3 — Will sell for $55 after September 15th. aoa Ue , ss — é 25.05° 27.97° coat, fashioned in rich imported tweeds, styled wit ‘45 . = = 740s 15/2045" pS ROE Raed ce NO MONEY _ ' gaglan sleeve. A versatile all- weomer favorite. ; 3 Ue cae a ~~ « Bees. , $.00/ | g2's0¢ | 25.45°\ te sae NECESSARY-—PAY , | . 3 8.20/15 PERE” sorted rs & NOTHING NOW! Will sell for $59.50 after September 15th. Fine quality im- i 3 ohn pons Sie ton bad tire \ ‘ , ported Donegal tweeds in rich looking Fall tones. ; = BUY ye EASY TERMS — . \\WHEEL BALANCING! Select your. coat now, charge it | Superior fabrics that will look new season after ne $4Qh Be s2 Low As Labor, You pay ey for weights ie [arctan nrg OO gr Saas e ., ummm te Met A = area = | - = 10% 1 Dowe, F125 Weney Freel wt 4M. 40 oll wheel. - ‘ days otter you-pick your coat-up s : = ; = ~ . + « then take up to 90 days to . : pay. Will sell for $65 after September 15th. Velvetone Velour | a styled with the elegant air by Glenwood. So soft,¢ 00 =~ EXCHANGE LATER so luxurious . . . and yet so serviceable. Set-in sleeve. 55 : AND STILL RECEIVE = YOUR $10 DISCOUNT Will sell for $69.50 after September 15th. Riviera Boucle, = - Place your coat in layaway now, a 718%: wool—22% Mohair, Lightweight with won- = : small deposit wilttold it until derful warmth. Styled with set-in sleeve. A real style oe" e cold weather arrives. If you wish leader. 3 to exchange it at that time you : = may do 80, ¥ 4 Will sell for $75 after September 15th. Duncanshire Fleece : FINEST SELECTION Tweed. . . a rugged fabric that is as soft as it is. : R _ handsome... A medium heavyweight coat we raglan 565” Hundreds of fine quality coats, sleeve. most complete stocks in our his- page Pasig for Me Sg bah : ob tchaeie mele «+ Mec tal es Bo _ Will sell for $119 after September 15th. 100% Pure Imported pilone ———— Cashmere styled by Windsor. Here’s the richest, most £ luxurious fabric of them all, Quality detailing ‘inside *109 and out, WIN A '57 PONTIAC mat ion tee ene oon ' “Save Now! Full Bodied | Wearwell Oil. . 2 Gal. Can Reg, 1.69 | “$1.49 = cosh ite be esto, “owisi The Sine! That Has Never Canineiged on ‘Quality - TEL-HURON STORE DOWNTOWN STORE | ._OPEN MONDAY, THURSDAY, OPEN MONDAY AND | (FRIDAY, SATURDAY EVENIt NGS i! FRIDAY E VENINGS: 1-2 fi MENT | ee § Serving z = ; | Sizes: 6 to 11, AAAA . hae 7 PONTIAC cs THURSD, CLINIC S si 4% te 1), AAA, AA 4eta 3% 00 11, 8, ¢ athe CLINIC shoe wil serve te Sa/ Gesundheit! 1G: | and | vortt - Genuine Goodyear Welts PAULPS SHOE STORE 35 N. Saginaw: Pontiac Over 75 Years! . Open Friday Nights “Til 9 PM. enero 13 North Soginew through allergy center, “But more permanent and sat- Hisfactory feliet will be received treatments to develop a real im- The final alterfative for the pointed out, is to seek relief by ._ |Hay Feber Seating (Snitfl) 1 Ish He ‘EAST LANSING —MHay fever time, otherwise known as “the sneezin’ season,” begins officially]; Besides keeping ’ today. _ ae It is observed only by. certain lpeople who each year at this time may be seen daubing constantly at watery eyes and nose, [heard erupting periodically like alergy tests an vaccine victim, Dr. Ruhmkorif a total of 560 “had a ha Sweden's Smallest = STOCKHOLM—The Swedish La- Carpets -- Draperies -- Linoleum -* Tile os interior Decorating — Breided Rugs -- Hooked Rugs -- Shades -- Venetian Blinds i | McCANDLESS ; Reg. 11.00 EXTRA SPECIAL No charge for labor on custom made draperies —during—August! Rayon fw Wool Bark 12° Wide Only 8) et 6? Reg. 6.50 J" Wide Only os va Tweed | Viscose Tweed iS Wi § | ie wits 49 Reg. § 9.00 | Reg. 7.00 0. vd Wool Bark Tweed. cs, 798 Wool Tweed Fa" Wide , 48 Reg. 13.00 "ag. ya. Twist Blend 12’ Wide Only “2 Reimaining 100% Nylon Plush 12° Wide 4 Colors ~ Reg. 12.00 Wool Wilton Scroll 3 Colors © 12'-15' Wide : Approx.300 yds. 88 Reg. 13.00 = 84) yd: Rayon Tweed ae Sale Price. OO i 2% Reg. 6.50 yo} Textured Wilton t Tweed one 7° Si Res. 11.00 Luxury Wilton 10° sq. yd. 12'- bar * Wide Reg. 17.00 A eae ae roll ends, overstocks, discontinued patterns and remnants te make way for new rolls arriving for the fall season. Many of the patterns are closed out below most dealers’ cost and some below our own cost, so shop and save during our August Clearance Sale. ODD ROLL CLEARANCE SAVE 30% AND MORE! Wdh. Ydge. Dicey. Rog. % 83 Wool Floral ....... $11 ¥ 61 3 Dim Wilton ..... 15 12° 60 Brown Gun Tweed.. 6 12° 58 Turquoise Tweed 16 12’ 71 Aqua Plush ....... 12 12’ 80 Grey Wilton ....... 15 12 63 Blue Twist ........ 15 12’ 77 Nutria Twist ....... 13 12” 63 Black & White Tweed 11 12’ 81 Brown Wool Loop.. 13 12” 57 Grey Bark ........ il 12° 69 Dark Green Nylon Plush ...... 12 12” 39 Gold Tweed ...... 3 12° 42 Grey Wool Textured }1 12’ 58 Red Wool Textured. 11 12” 44 Green Bark ....... ul 12" 3S Wool Tweed ...... 11 12’ 47. Green Twist ....... 13 12’ 59 Beige White Tweed. 6 12’ 86 Brown Green Tweed- 8 12’ 46 Brown Beige Tweed. 6 15’ 61 Green Scroll ...... 13 15’ 83 Nutria Scroll ....... 13 15’ 47 Black Pink Tweed .. 9 18’ 79 Beige Tweed....... 9 15’ .58 Gold Tweed ....... 12 15’ 42 Green Plush ...... 12 15’ 60 Aqua Twist ....... 17 MANY, MANY MORE! AUGUST LEARANCE SALE | Soe Se : pee ENDEN SHAMPOO | LOwD _ oe SAVE 30% TO 50% ON Sos on Room Size Rugs, you Free receive 2 Waffle Pad Free with every purchase. Free Waffle Pad 50% OFF! 9x12 Gold Tweed. $120.00 $ 59.95 9x12 Beige Tweed.. 120.00 95 Sila 9.1"12.4 Beige Tweed.. 120.00 3998 15x5.6 Embossed Wool 145,00 48.00 $ 5.98 12x8 Green Cotton. 100.00 49.95 12x1-1.10 Light Green 8.98 Scroll .....4, 260, 129.95 12x7.9 Grey Floral... 120.00 59.95 2.98 12x8.9 Green & . -fel... 120.00 $9.95 12.98 12x10 - Beige Twist .. 260.00 129.95 15x9 Green 5.98 Fults. .ces 165.00 174.75 10.98 ose | Free Waffle Pad 8.98 40% OFFI’ 9x6.4 Floral W 7.98 Geet... +0 80.00 43.95 9.98 9x12 Floral Wool .. 110.00 59.95 . 12x8.5 Random Tex . 176.00 109.95 se | yalatied mgenon: fase ‘S35 10. j ge a : 95. 12x16:9 Beige Tweed , 210.00 129.95 - 1213.7 Nylon Twist . 315.00 179.95 5.98 1213.6 Black &@ White — 4 oe eee 124.00 79.95 5.98 12x8.11 Green Tone-on-Tone 169.95 119.95 7.98 12x13.6 Cold Tweed . 124.00 79.95 1219.4 Black & 7.98 gee 280.00 * 169.95 98 12x20.4 Green Scroll . 470.00 269.95 6. 12x13.2 Green Scroll . 215.00 139.95 7.38 12n15.7— Brown, Green &—____-- — . - White Tweed. 170.00 119.95 8.98 sxe | Free Waffle. Pad 5.98 30% OFF! 12x8 ~— Beige — 3.98 Leaf-....++0 154.00 99.95 8.98 12x20.10 Wool Cut Pile Tweed .. 425.00 259.95 8.98 12x20.6 Pink ame : Plush ces 220.00 “149.95 5.98 12x10.6 Aqua +» 130.00. 79.98 12n17.5 Beige # : 5.98 White Tweed 220.00 149.95 | 12x11.5 Grove Weol ' 6.98 ‘one-on-Tone 225.00 159.95 12x17.10 Narra Weet 5.98 Sere os . 300.00 189.95 12x25 . 289.00 199.45. 12.98 12x13.6 Beige Poor .. 270.00 179.95 Free Waffle Pad = eee ee oe oe f 7 % 4 * ele ; £4 Ape ae ite if ee be: é =] ’ : 3 zy \y | J fo a ri * J a as if i ee bef ee <, le Se eS SS as eo J PR ee Bnd bs} ASPHALT TILE Act ‘and qn North Perry Bi ‘ Floor Covering sa" “SANDRAN | STAINLESS VINYL Wall onc ar” * cceemnemeiennaieaeamemememann emeaeeaeeene eee TRO 4.2531 _ Counter Tops Ag. naw | ‘* Huron Cor. Telegraph | We Give Holden Red Stamps | We Reserve the Right to Limit Quantities Next fo National Foods BLADES | Shampoo | TABLETS | BOMBS tke. 1 sq.) oe | g51.00| 2) 10 blades Por smi pkg. ane TS es : az ‘Ua $1 Tusey -) Deoderant B-1, 25 am AP , sg 2 Boe. 91 | Dior 1) 5 tee $f | 2 for SM $1.00-: ) ccmeetsaes | Saree | en tae | SE FACIAL TISSUES, BOX of 400............. . «6 tor $1,00 43e TAMPAX, 10’s ............... 5c PEPSODENT TOOTH PASTE...............2 %@ $1,00 89e BREWER YEAST TABLETS, 2560's ........ . .2 91.00 90c DOAN’S KIDNEY PILLS.............2.....2 te 31,00 100 VITAMIN A, 25,000 UNITS....................9100 30c BAKER’S LIQUID MILK .... Tae SCHICK INJECTOR BLADES. aus 59c BUBBLE BATH, BOX of 12 ENVELOPES .... .2% $1.00 30c LIQUID SIMILAC ....... . « 8 fe 91,00 | .» «6 for 91,00 63c 5-DAY DEODORANT PADS............... 100 GOD LIVER OIL CAPSULES .. eePeeee een eevee *e* e*@eeteaeee **@@#e#eeeeeete © 1,000 SACCHARIN TABLETS—1 Gr. . SULIN, U4O REG.—Lilly or Squibb’s ...........<.51.00 26¢-INSULIN. MEEDUES a 8 ASTHMA REL ~ Wherever you ores +s | Boggs cree AT THRIFTY | DRUG STORES : ti : ¥ FIRST 17-19 SOUTH SAGINAW as seen in “LIFE” tion for a new waterworks system/ in this community Pret between Windsor and Lon- | ‘Three bodies were recovered | | during the night. Alt piss wane Brom) | Ontario, - Beauty end. Miss America ‘More Curvaceous' * ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. ~The fy Miss America who will ‘be nhenel here next month is likely) to be slimmer around the waist) and heavier about the hips andi chest than her predecessors. | The 51 beauties who will seek’ | the Miss America 1958 title here} | Sept. 2-7 have an average curva- 4 ciry Washing- Kern Names PR Head me SK | DETROIT # — Dannie Kalter, FAMIL lot New York, has bee nnamed pub-, Hic relations diréctor of the Ernst | |Kern Co., Detroit department store| pee. | ‘FROUSS Fanon for Fine Diamonds Since 1865 WONDERFUL DIAMOND SETS AT ONE LOW PRICE! 2 aT: t mee a HE Tartan stripe button-downs This is it . ~. and we should know, because - more youngsters get set for school at Pen- ney’s than anywhere else in the country. It’s clear, woven miniature stripes, correct with $-button collar, box pleat back. All pre- shrunk machine washable cotton Penney- tested to keep fit. Sizes 4 to 18. Rugged twill buckle-backs - Style, with stamina to match .. . built-in un- der the eye of Penney experts. Made of hefty - Sanforized! cotton rugged and _ reinforced, : , slim-tailored in Penney’s own University model , . . America’s choice of Fall. Machine i washable. Sizes 4 to 20 in khaki, black, others. one-two snap end you're thru! 3-button sport coat 12” in authentic stripes , Our own an ge designed this slim fit for the millions o oderns who de- don Penney: to keep them right.” e tailoring and fine Ceteceatiy et all-wool live up to his nationa} reputation, too. Sizes 10 to 20. Wool-Orion® flannel u strap-back slacks Rich and handsome as a flannel comes... blended and Penney-tested to machine wash safely in lukewarm water. Yes, and exclusively Penney University styled, too. Deep gray and other shades, sizes 10 to 20. Combed white oxford 98 button-down shirts I 33-button collar, box pleat back ...a truly top quality Sanforizedt cotton... and a great fit! Sizes all the way from 10 to 20 at only 1.98! Of course, you can’t beat it. > e I's THE SHU-LOK!_| over the instep buckle does . the fitting magic. Quality The magic fit fastener from the grown-up world covers brother’s feet! An “Childcrafts.” Black ey Lae ae . 6.98 a ee { : | mors leather. 6 “ Sixes 1212-3 Lamb’s Wool — 38 Bulky Knits Slipovers 400 18 Now, Penney’s blends\two premium wool. ~ ens for luxurious softness and lightweight: ‘warmth, knits ’em with the new rugge '“he~ mati” look!- Penney’s own perfect ey in smart heather tones, many others, Men's Sizes, Small, ed. 7 Large: 45. 596 2 _THE PONTIAC. e is at ‘quiz Pans. : Ch — US. Fees tast ren df erty a healthier condition than caf ache “DR. HENRY A. MILLER AUGUST SEE ects LINOLEUM | weet TILE “ASPHALT “Better Things in Sight” Open Friday Evenings First = First: “ sn , Quality | Cc NO Limit: ‘= : lc . ees _ each Odd Lots e 582 cue * 1s $ Ea. ee ae Sa ee Each QUESTION: ic ceesslea tienen one? Z a ee White re Brand" ~DRIKOTE. WIN — This Ne 19574 Door Coane — fF atemmoenne tease tees ase I OUTSIDE WHITE | -¢ INT_|_UPHOLSTERING 7 kt ae Cinder ond Cement Block jaterial a or Pontiac F ree Rog. $3.95 -} 9| "Garage and for Wet Basements ie Cc . , we 110cIb. Pail $295| se" wie ha Tinos 50-Ib. Pail $13) ame i Do IT YOURSELF MART roe Open Mon., Tues.. Thurs, and Sat, 9 to 6. Fri. 9 te 9 256 S. Saginaw St. gypetiad eur eengs : Owned and Operated-by W. N. McCandless. FE 2-1026 . BLANKS AT KRESCE’S DOWNTOWN : cd —NO PURCHASE NECESSARY— : — rovdog cs ho fr ate EE when WHAT'S MY LINE? | ee ees ot ge ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION || ceantie ap tow Gr-paalsle egeme air hax Donen , Honoring PONTIAC MOTOR Division eppeers under ervew, reading downward, Tt EE = = | : > a 7 Sid SGE’S f= : eo US a : | | “= a a aa wretatat gees ates", oe et 7 " : | 4 ‘= cm sun © Cereeeee 9 ae 3a = - 9 NOST > it = 8 47m 10 TET 10 e| .* ol ee er a oe i ee | as a 2 Ltil] : s Bie el) Save 35% on EW FALL B OUSES in wash-and-wear DACRON & COTTON Not just blouses—but Dacron-cotton blouses in advance Fall styles—tagged at this rock-bottom price because Robert. Hall made a fantastic special buy! And, what timing—just when you girls - want them most ... for back-to-school, the office, for skirts and suits! They wash and dry in a jiffy, too... need little or 5. PI ECE 3 no ironing. White, pink, blue, maize, _ GROUP INCLUDES gray, 82-88, Regular $218 smartly styled bedroom . €-Drawer Double Dresser aia = booed Pe sa center - Plate Glass Mirror Bookcase Bed Sealy Innerspring Mattress Sealy Bor Spring cet ae ‘Open Friday ee Bring Your Parking Lot Ticket to Us. = We'll Pay It! FE 2.0179. at 25 | South ‘Soginaw . | :|stiff-brimmed cap that Col. Oveta Hobby had designed, Peggy looked like an enlistment poster. Aboard ‘the ladies’ callie England early in 1943 Peggy saw ne reason why she should go through the glum routine of sleep- ing each night in a life preserver, as all WACs were ordered to do. Peggy had brought along some- ~ DOWNTOWN STORE ONLY Ie Wovdvtneade Just brush out Have you tried the new creme wave in a tube that needs no re-setting? It’s bliss! Lets you brush out into # perfect hairdo right away! ' ! ra whelmingly fetninine. UNEXPECTED VISITOR She was sleeping peacefully one night in mid-Atlantic, while the ship zigged and zagged to avoid possible U-boat attack, when an outraged Iady sergeant stomped in, protected’ by the armor of a life-jacket, long woolen underwear, with a drop seat and cast-iron curlers. Spying ate in her filmy black, the sergeant snorted, “Young lady, do you realize that this ship may be sunk at any moment? Hew do you think you could survive with nothing on but that nightgown?’ Peggy stirred sleepily in her bunk, looked at the lady sergeant and asked politely, ““Who do you think will be the first picked up at sea?” and then went back io sleep. ‘Tn London in 1943 the .air raid sirens sounded constantly. The Luftwaffe was tryi called for the taking of refuge in shelters during such disturbances. * * * Peggy liked to walk abroad dur- ling a raid, to. watch the play of the: searchlights which sometimes) ipicked up the Nazi hit-and-run bombers much like moths at great heights. The bombs these planes dropped were nothing compared to the descending shrapnel of antiaircraft shells and rockets the British sent up. Peggy walked through such failing bar- rages where other correspond- ents feared to tread. Jagged chunks of metal the size of never hit her, Peggy and I once were assigned by Leo Dolan and Charlie Smith, | don, to go to a little plaée named | East Grinstead, where the RAF. ng to prere— could still throw a punch. The rule named for Hurricane pilots, grafting skin on them, planting new hair, rebuild- ing noses, chins, ears that had been seared off by flames rush- ing back into their cockpits from stricken engines, It is not an easy thing to face and be casual with a badly burned human being, For me, a chicken, it is harder than fac- se dhe weent Wek & betette, The terribly burned and dis- figured sense such timidity and are offended by it. Peggy Diggins ‘strolled through that place with the serenity of) Florence Nightingale, making) each fearfully cooked patient com- ‘prehend that he could rejoin the’ in comfort, even with people as beautiful ad Peggy. Peggy Diggins was a ‘model ana a movie girl and as lovely as any-; body of our time. During the’ war she attracted a type of! whistle that was not as irreverent: as it was reminiscent. She was every homesick guy's memory of his wife, his girl, his daughter. The whistles were whistles of awe first and respect later. There was never anybody in the history of uniformed people who looked as good as Peggy mapas, God bless her. i Accident Rate Drops home plates fell around her, but | ST. LOUIS — The truck-acecident rate in the United States has \dropped 71 per cent since 19M.’ In 1955 and 1956 a rate of 1.63 ac- ididents per 10,000 vehicle-miles who ran the I.N:S. Bureau in Lon- |traveled was achieved compared iwith 5.7 per 100,000. vehicle-miles ‘in 1933 and 1934. 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Dixie Anne Barnes, 12, who plays “Cookie” ‘on the: Dagwood and Blondie TV show, is visiting an aunt and uncle at their southside home here. It's a home-coming for Dixie Anne, who was born in Lansing. Her father flow is a waliioonen in wood _|the Blondie show but also has had roles on the Loretta Young show land NBC's Matinee Theater. — ‘The Blondie series is being re- run right now and Dixie Anne will watch it while in Michigan. ‘That's the hardest part,” she said. “You watch it and wonder why you didn’t do each bit of bus- ma bit different.” for her surviv: ispokesman _ said, PHILADELPHIA ow — successful bone marrow. The child is Laura MacDonald| “This possibly may be the. first of suburban Drexel Hill and the ssful transplant transplant. was made from her twin sister Mary. They are the ae oe and Mrs. Robert MacDonal Laura was released today from Fitzgerald Mercy Hospital always . x * ures were agreed upon when hers. The decision was made- “itry and transplant Mary's. healthy ‘bone marrow to her sister. “On July 11 Laura underwent a massive dose of total body ir- radiation in an effort to destroy ‘the diseased marrow immediately before the transplant. q Bone ‘Marrow calheea sh A 2-,couraging .-improveme monthold gil, sutlering trom condition of ‘her blood.” actte leukemia, — received! The wit doers may be the il transplant of panes nearby Darby with the leukemia no longer evident though ‘doctors say it could return. She was ad- mitted in mid-June in poor con- dition from the disease, a cancer of the blood cells whichis aimost Big lithe hope was held ," ya hospital’ “heroic meéas- was discovered that Laura's twin Mary had the same blood type as “The following day: the children were taken to an operating room where marrow was drawn from Mary’s shin bone and hip bone into syringes treated with anti- coagulants. This marrow was then hinjected into Laura’s bloodstream. “The youngster responded steadily to the transplant and had) no violent reaction. In the ensu-| 'she remains in the comety of ing days, there has been an en-' |juvenile authorities. attending physicians, declined to be identified, stated: a cure for acute leukemia. in quire a much longer to evaluate.” Youths Face Exam on Murder Charges it re owner Charlies W. Fox, Krause, Police accuse the two of the fatal shooting July 28 of the 53- year old Fox during an unsuc- cessful holdup attempt. they could be tried as adults. connection with the slaying, mt in the swho “This ig not to be construed as Wigeneral selected for the position. | diation, and there has beén a fa- vorable effect upon the leukemia, the end result of which will re- period DETROIT wm — Two 16-year-old boys face examination on first de- gree murder charges Aug. 21 in the holdup-slaying of tobacco store Curtis Curley and Alvin Shaw stood mute at-their arraignment on the charges yesterday and pleas of innocent were entered for them by recorder’s court Judge Paul E. Juvenile authorities waived jur- isdiction over the youths so that A 15-year-old girl also is held in but your grocer's today! Your grocer fea- tures — "burgers and franks ... 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Radford, took over the) nation's top military post in cere-’ monies thig morning in President House ‘Twining'’s appointment strates the emphasis being placed on air power. But he indicated yes-| ecessor think alike on the current state of world Affairs. : Both military leaders said the | threat of war is distinctly re- | mote as long ag America remains | strong. ‘Radford told his final news con, ference before retiring that thepe | was “decidedly less chance” / of the U. §. becoming involved in war than wheff he took oyer as JCS chairman four years/ago, | Twining is the third person to. hold the JCS chairman post. Army General’ Omar N, Bradley tock) over when the joint chiefs were) established in 1$9and served un-| til 1953, Radford’ was in the top| spot from then/ ‘anti! today. /* *. Radford sticceeded Bradley aft- er risking/ his career alorig with) ‘jother admirals in a ‘successful fight for construction of super-car- riers “of the Forrestal class. He has ‘no immediate plans for the, tutdre. STUDED AT WEST POINT | ; | | Twining, although a career air-| /\man, has some Army background. He was graduated from an acceler- ated 18-month course at West Point in 1918 after a tour of duty along the Mexican border with an _iOregon_National Guard unit. The native of Monroe, Wis., completed advanced flight school at Kelly Field, Texas, in 1924. | After that he held a series of | Alr Corps jobs and served as engineering officer for the Cei- tral zone at Chicago In 1934, He ‘| is a graduate of the Command | { ij i and general Staff School at Fort — Leavenworth, Kans. His World War Tf service includ-| ed tactical command of all Army, Navy, Marine arid Allied Air Forces in the South Pacific. | In November of 1943, he assumed command of the 15th Air Force in Italy and in January 1944 was) named commander of the Mediter- ranean Allied Strategic Air Forces. His first Pentagon assignment) was as acting deputy chief of staff, fer personnel in July 1950. - His decorations include the Dis- tinguished Service Medal, Legion of Merit, Distinguished Flying) Cross and the Bronze Star. Airman Dies of Injuries | From Sunday Accident | A local airman who was involved in an accident last Sunday morn- at Pontiac Airman 2c James E. Gottschalk, 20, of 5959 Cooley Lake Rd., Water-. ford* Township, had remained in| critical Injuries since being ad- mitted to the hospital shortly after 3 a.m. Sunday. | He ran off a curve on Indian’ Trail at Commerce road, in West) Bloomfield Township, hitting a utility pole, state troopers said. tiple head and internal. injuries. His body has been taken to the’ Brace-Smith Funeral Home and the | funeral is sheduled for 10 a.m. Saturday trom St. Michaels | Church. 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It contends that mal- ice has not been proved. i; The stories from Confidential land Whisper were read yesterday iby Dep. Dist. Atty. William L. State Atty. Gen. © | Mae West — Her alleged predi-t ilection for ‘muscle men” and her | employment of a Negro boxer. Robert Mitchum — ‘The story the nude who came to dinner.” Mitchum sued Confiden- tial for a million dollars, but the action was dismissed because of Ge ja question of jurisdiction. * * Dick Powell and his wife janet Admit Smashing “How long can Dick the title asked. Corinne Calvert — The French ty actress, according. to the story, m jiWas overly demanding of affection ® ifrom her husband John Brom- field, and later from actor Jett) urban Grosse Pointe Woods said Jayne Mansfield and Mickey Hargitay — The buxom blonde Universe in her Confidential—arF- Billy Daniels — The singer is accused of carrying on with a call Anita Ekberg and Anthony Steel [= The Swedish beauty and the British actor, now married, are said by the story to have “played house long before the wedding bells rang out.” Eddie Fisher — While an Army private in 1952, the singer is re- ported as having had a gay party me. 2 Tomorroy ! 63 . ea Adventures ( “ me ze a weDuring Confidential Trial: of ne Frank Sinatra — The story calls/ Hollywood mming party which seven girls cavorted in nude. * * says “what Dorothy Dandridge did in the woods’ involved a ro- encounter with a’ mari. Miss Dandridge filed a million- dollar libel suit, settled for $10,000 out of court. Alan Dale — The actor was re- ported to have “played house with two gals at once.’ Maureen O'Hara -— She was ac- cused of engaging in torrid love- making with an unidentified Latin American in the back row of seats in a Hollywood theater. Miss O’Hara has- sued Confidential for a million dollars, Judge Herbert V. Walker pre- libel trial in a stern m his eyes often twinkle beneath bushy brows as he discusses issues with ny. * * After a = stiff warnings, he has trial spectators and news re- porters under rigid discipline which permits no snickering at the more racy testimony concerning sup- posed indiscretions of movie -stars. 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Forget the Heat Waveslron-Rich Liver “Xs mater how carey yu With Tangy Lemonade Helps Weak Budget wvse"ccr sc°cr te’ con ana use it for another meal. Every budget needs a balancer | - Trrvest your family. to the mést;Then carefully pour lemonade into| sofnetimes, and it is always better |e ne tne ee pena Tent it of — @oling drink of all tonight — glass. Gaily colored drink-i44 halance nutrition ‘at the same the cob and added it to scrambled .. lemonade. You can have a pitcher-/ing straws and lemon slices add to|time, says the MSU Marketing In-leggs. It made & good Leahy dish. kist frozen concentrated for lemon- Lemonade Tea Lawyer. One of the best balancersicakes or waffles with good re- - gle. Everyone likes lemonade. It) , . oun. con sunkist frosen con-|i8 liver, inexpensive and brimming) suits A newer idea is this recipe and heat-|centrate for lemonade with iron ‘ swt : a oo ear i ee tome as wen tidy as Gea {for com sticks using biscuit mix. Lago Portable 5,000 Individual "~~ {ng some right nowt = Sg nro ne er Ft amare pcan and twenty five cents—2 Northern Corn Sticks honegraphe Silver Dollass! > & +f tea. Stir until conventrate pound for calves liver or as little 1 eae: - Stent For a change you might like to/for lemonade is dissolved. Chill 8 30 to 40 cents = pound for pork) } tableopeens suger poole ene Pig’ home bevanlia have Lemonade Tea. This is won- Garnish as desired. ‘iver. Though it may seem strange) ? 1-3 cups biscuit mix "|pork liver which is the least ex-| ;*,5)? butter or margarine (melted) = entry blanks must be postmarked derful with meals or whenever you Makes about 5 cups Bs ice thee Be Ps whole Kernels cut from ber 8, 1957, te pensive more other co. ol y midnight Septem * want something good to drink. | California Golden Lemonade [kinds of liver Extra butter Canada Dry Ginger Ale, Inc., Sweep- Equally tempting is t life x i 6-ounce can sunkist frosen con- ee on Golden Lemonade. If your young-|centrate for lemonade, thawed If you choose calves’ liver broil Beat eggs in medium-sized mix. sters balk at eating eggs, this is an Ne it with bacon, If you choose beet ing bow! with rotary beater (hand Central Terminal See re sone S.-Y. extelient way to insure they get) Cocnine concentrate for lemon. ° PoP liver cook them by brais- jor electric) until thick and almost Canada Dry Beverages are pure and wholesome by independent organization. Winners their necessary quota. | ing or by browning and then white in color. Add milk and su- for everyone at home. adnive "PinPeiat Cotkone. will ; ade and egg: beat thoroughly. Add tion” be flown to New York City for Youngsters love = party. How [water and mix well. Serve over| Coking in a casserole. Keep the (gar and beat enough to blend. Add adds rest . .. makes a refreshing drink. The fia- shoveling contest. about letting them haves spar-el- jice, as desired. Makes about 334| fom, Jew wen cooking liver. biscuit mix and melted cooled but- vor's superb. Get lots today! the-moment celebration with a (cups a supeiaior ea ggg and iter; beat enough to dampen dry lemonade . gredients ‘thoroughly but not . ae peer of -— Select the type of liver you tke, leroaghs to get ria of wae small : Our grandmothers used to make and serve up a balancer for the hum Fold in the cooked com oo i aaah” MARKET . . . 608 W. HURON but nowadays we realize that many ——$_—_— = 8 8s s jellied food products lose some of} Thin mayonnaise with a little Mesnwhile pot abeat % to | vor after many months of cooking sherry and use it as a spoon butter tn each well of iron | storage. : dressing for a lobster salad. corn stick pans; place in hot ¢ EASLEY'S SUPER MARKET Open Monday Thru Saturday 9-9 Sunday 9 A. M. to 6 P. M. Merchandise Guaranteed 100% JUST LOOK at These LOOK! Amazing Values All for 9° eo ‘See a. PICNICS 39 POTATOES } ctewers 2 Pan Ready Fresh Dressed FRYERS | b SALE SALE leée 3 doz. U5 Gate A Frm rk $4 00 RABBITS 49: Frozen Sunkist me ig 2 cs , Choice No. 1 3 ~~ 15 Lenn sinrévoure “81% (HOT DOGS sf Sweet Seediess Green 1 il 9 Salah | . Turkeys 39: |] peicies 2. 25° TOMATOES 2. 15° |. Home-Grown. | C | CUCUMBERS 2 Orange Juice « 0. Spartan Soups . | TOMATO or ~— T vEG.- Mustard Paw-Paw Whi APPLE PIES G9” PEAS ~ 19° SPAGH ETTI 1 0° With Tomato Sauce SARDINES, 10° Home-Grown Fresh _ EASLEY’S SUPER MARKET . | 7611 Highland Rd, M-59 and Williams Lk. ha , 00. ony ee pe ea ies res ; ce ere yh ee fb Ha gee, oat ee aie 8 : ® Ae, a ky ‘ , Pee ; : pe ; " mee | 2s : al ee \ ‘ i ya F # ee \C PRESS. THURSDAY, AUGUST 15, 1957 All prices effective Vheirki: Aug. 15 thru Wed. Aug. 21. We reserve the right to . ‘limit quantities when neces- ‘sary. 3000 Freshly Baked Golden _ ANGEL FOOD CAKES... Delicious Frosty Acres , : FRESH. FROZEN PEAS F Tender, Sweet and Now ‘Bargain Prices at Both People’s ae You Their Sensational ANGEL FOOD CAKE OFFER... . Pan-0-Cake Again ca bring you “Angel Kings” famous “13 egg recipe” ~ Ange! Food Coke at a sensational low price! Luker’s famous “Pan-O-Cake,”’ the cake that has the soft, moist, lacy texture People’s Stores! that actually melts in your mouth. This large size cake, LOOK! MORE PEOPLE’S COUPON VALUES! ii re ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee eee ’ roa " , | SIUC ARESARERTNIS | n8 e : sgn 00 : | EXTRA SAVINGS! 20-or. ee Ts LRITLLA LAAT ALAILER LITE RP ) ‘t Miss o | ae c4 Decorated : ot 0.09: re ! Single Bargain STRAWBERRY T bl. ao Ss ve. alue ae . umpbiers | ee oF oe, oY ss gs BLACKBERRY | Ss em 8 i Mie GRAPE ies created by Luker, baked by Luker, America’s Angel Food King, is America’s finest angel food. Made with fresh frozen egg whites, Swansdown cake flour and pure granulated sugar, each cake is rushed direct to us from the oven in the origi- nal bake pan and sold to you at the peak of flavor and fresh- ness. We guarantee you complete satisfaction! Remember, this sensational low price is for a limited time only—so plan Ais y es advantage of this tremendous offer! (Pan not or sale Clip the Coupons... Save $$$$$$ New Thrift-Pack : . hati ‘ LISTERINE = 90 5 Cc TOOTHPASTE Value. | Comstock Delicious, : N » | p | | — | SLICED PIE APPLES con 19° ie ——CLIP THIS COUPON... . SAVE! ogg COFFEE Coupon’ Good at BOTH People’s Stores . . Haglens Auge 18 Ready: to Use form Maid New Orange, Grape; Strawberry Vo 7 - 3 St SODA POP... . Bottle Dainty Lunch Farm-Kitchen Recipe v Pure Fresh Fruit Ja PACKAGE ere a ie SAaENRREaAAdaonaaaaa amma | ———CLIP THIS COUPON «+» SAVE! _ Giant Size Package Stock Up at People’s! Get These and Other Savings This Week! Coupon Good at BOTH People's Stores . . . Raplop August 18 S # My 2 69 Coupon Good at BOTH People’s Stores . . . Expires August 18 Cream Filled SANDWICH bs. a Heee!s: Colorful Appetizer| crisp romaine ot i i Good arn ome = ss id ae Soin dein: Yor a to Mee er eve ning refreshment. Fresh or frozen peaches are blend- +4 _failk and cream to make a lly smooth and nourish- ing rink with a bit of spice for 4 garmsh. 1AM HAM | ‘BUTT HALF CENTER SLICES | ANGE EEocs AQ’ Pore Liver u. 25 i Sibi nips 33° Veal Rib, Loin “Tenderloin : Tender, Veal CHOPS PORK ROAST | . ROAST ” ‘RUMP ROAST “oper || a ewerons supply of milk for im hetween meal family pick-ups is a mopst, but particularly so dur. ing ‘the sutiiner months when in- ereaaed activities at work or play about weariness or fatigue. #zimk with butter collkies a a@ small piece of cake will give ' PEACHY DRINK — Peaches and milk area perfect combination | needs. whipped cream and a bit of ‘cmamon or nutmeg-and serve with | wae ole ote ee : Blueberries Polka Dot \Lemon Chiffon eT | (about, 40 crackers finely crushed) se cies Hall webs. am 0 reste Sex, if VEAL” BREAST eat a cae cone, i a Sulu londer for summer weather, this M2 cop. ‘ r ef ‘Lega, iMiety “a Tender, Beef Tender; Juicy Tender, Juicy SPARE RIBS | POT ROAST | ROUND STKS. | SIRLOIN STKS. Boe 1°37 | 69" | “69 mill. Whip cream. Foldicoffee is always the perfect com- thes into cream. Proceed as|panion for this truly delicious pie.| ». 4a 4 Ig less rich drink is desired _ , Any W tch SS cup. of milk may emis" = chiffon ple filing dic © dpe ta malian ses oes Bakes Without it Ht added See to order for the biay oy hostess — an © he put together in 4 ef neh ait aS E i HL sir : Ee g i LIBBY’S PINEAPPLE. ‘JUICE LIBBY’S . GRAPEFRUIT DRINK 460x.° c x 25 LIBBY’S CUT or DICED he > em = 10° Lissy’s , BEEF STEW 24 ox. Can 39° - LIBBY’S CORN: Whole Kernel or Creamed i LIBBY'S -PEAS Pek LIBBY’S, DEEP BROWN BEANS Aie2sy™ LIBBY’S FRUIT COCKTAIL DOMINO CANE Be Fear var: Cas ot On iki weenie eames we ss (DIUODEITIeS ‘tee Grvam ple. Crush 14 cups choclate waters and blend with 1/3 | Aire Versatile August Fruit Michigan blueberries are the Au-| gust berries. Make: pies, jam. | > fruit plates and use some to dress up plain vanilla puddings and cus-' tards suggests the MSU Marketing Information Agent, Mrs. Josephine | _ |Lawyer. | “Tf you want to be fancy, use in-, |Stant vanilla pudding. Make it ac-| cording to directions, then put in, sherbet glasses with alternate lay- ers of berries. Don’t overlook blueberries at cad Der mar, ie ih pn wih he i ~LIBBY’S- PEACHES Cling Peaches in Heavy Syrup Or maybe you will make fresh uncooked blueberry jam, the kind that keeps in the freezer or _ erator. August is the berry time for. blueberries, To dress up hamburgers when you're serving them. for. dinner, ad the hot cooked hadaburger 34 U T T ra RK Mi j L ix Dittcs: with ruclted buat pees with a little prepared mustard, chili sauce and a pinch of chili powder. Wp while shits could tlh hat oor siege oma BLEACH is... e le LIBBY’S, TOMATO JUICE. Big 46 Oz. Con Sunshine Graham Crackers, Lb. 35¢ Red a adem) «sem ca = 39¢ ris vo Decron shirts and all white -—-shirte-will -be-a-whiter whire— when you use Roman Bleach... Roman Bleach is softized~ © to make it gentle and extra. efiient’ for removing soil from collars and cuffs ~ to save wear of extra rubbing. s Be ce 5 i 4 Pee ae. Ee Pe a a ee at 5 7 go ee ae ee = me ee SS Lae ee ee le ee eee eee = ot OS ety ae See ee a ee Oe ate tae M- Lt i ay RO ee Se ee Se we 2 3, SS es 3 & af ee a se an ae e Ber a ei ge es : 5 yes 4 Nie Py eh | EW Ne i f 4 oe 6S ee. 4 S = : z : : A 5 4 : = | , \ ‘ ‘ : rj t : fos So viee ____ THE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY, AUGUST 15, 1957 ey AVE on better quality foods! More and more women everyday | are learning that the combined buying power of the big; friendly Shop-Rite Super Markets is bringing them famous-brand foods at the same low prices they were paying for “off-brands”’. So | look for the sign of Shop-Rite in your neighborhood . ia WE the sign of savings! ; Country Tavern Chef Boy-Ar-Dee : : Ficko BLACK | Spagheti and| PIE PEPPER MEAT BALLS | _ CRUST Oe DP ¢ | 15% i. 10 Oz. ¢ P. tke ow 2 Pkgs. Sunshine CRACKERS _ Lb. 27e HYDROX COOKIES 12-0z. 37¢ ae ie ~ 4% # », -, % “FPEATER FOO MUELLER'S ELBOW .. > Dagar 176 Oz. LIBBY’S- GRAPEFRUIT Box DickiiNes.. 39 need {SHORT RIBS. 19 comonay IPOT ROAST... OD TOMATOES 8 feet ox een ree Big SPARE | PORK | =". ‘ io RIBS ROAST B 12-0z. 35¢ px c , } . } Save You 150 ) Strokes lb. bb. - CRACKERS : 3 Boe Broasotacy . White or Yellow ake Mix Peter's Skinless - ' Big Cheef _ Hot Dogs © Dried Beef - 2 | Ph. 19° at he 39° Frosty Acres, Frozen Regular or Homogenized LEMONADE MILK 2°19 3 ioe ss: 39: Frosty Acres, Frozen Smell or Large Curd ~ Strawberries Cottage Cheese Pound Pkg. ] O° : t no NEW BLUE MODERN | a4 20 MULE SUPER : Blue 7 DI N N E RWA R E | [eam KING RED KIDNEY |= BEANS ee +300 Size Can RED : for 1 Gg DOLE CRISP-CUT = PINEAPPLE No, 211 Size ei. 19 wee CRUSHED : Say | | 19° Ney OP or <= TIDBITS a Come In. Learn the Details Today! 4 or DEVILED DOG TEAM ‘borax Dutch -WAXTEX sama MAM BE YUMMIES BORAX ff BORAKO Ft CLEA IL 22-0. - “So Easy to Acquire with Shop-Rite’s 19" ia [19° 9 19°|] save-a-TAPE-PLAN ( ny | WAX PAPER. . . . 18'| 19° f, © Nick’s Shop-Rite Market; 263 Auburn Ave. Open Sundays. © Farmer's Shop-Rite Market, 484 Auburn Ave. © Earl's Shop-Rite Market, 701 Orchard Lake. Open Sundays. ». # Huron Friendly Shop-Rite Market, 884 Huron St. Open Sundays. ah b-ceanieed a Market, 3390 Faléwia, ern P stake he = : ick Pion tne‘ he dt blue-black berries on the “panks of the Mississippi _ He was proud to take his name - {rem the buckleberry. And the wild fruit is still a joy wherever it is found and gathered and put ol ong or jam or muffins or Bat happily for mest of us, removed from the wild blue- berry patch, the cultivated bine- berry. comes to us right now, a | plump and luscious adornment of the, mid-summer season. . However you serve blueberries, — _ they’re a wonderful treat to the palate. And this summef, a de- lightful August ice cream specialty, Vanilla Blueberry Royale, brings / the incomparable tart-sweetness of - the fruit onto the table in a won- derfully delicious new. style. This vanilia ice cream treat, _ generously laced with blneberry - puree, sefves as the inspiration for many -desserts. And for party breakfasts, too, what ingredients and beat until pes BLUEBERRY TREAT — Tiny buttermilk pan- ; cakes — no bigger than three inches in diameter _ wre the foundation for this intriguing breakfast spasisltds aay re ings ith hb ee nh cher then crowned with Vanilla Royale Blueberry Ice Cream. Try it for a brunch treat. To serve, atrange pancakes in Of Rich Frozen Soups groups of three or more for s moe 28 three try New Combination | Here's a new 204 slamoros i iia Blueberry Ro ty of flavor intrigue And see how — eee ar sy: Combine 1 can (10% ounces) that's GRAPEFRUIT i ' Mix 4% cup“sugar, % teaspoon’ condensed cream of shrimp soup, 1% teaspoon cornstarch,\and 1% soup cans milk. Heat over and a of salt in @ saucepan.jlow heat until soup is thawed, stir- Stir in 42 cup cold water Add 2 table- i i a 5. 2 2 Sistes Jemon juice. Cool. 1 Makes about 2 cups. "|. Add minced dill pickle, m pet condensed green pea with ham soup, 1 can (10 ouncss) frozen 8 1 reeset, © Eee= make it Instant Chase & Sanborn. + 3.:-that you always get a Flavor Break you can prove it{ For flayor’s sake _ $23 thie is the brand fo buy! Pe "REMARKABLE COFFE. know, sir Said a clever young wife to her grocer. So I'd better take two— This Full-Bodied Instant sure goes, sir.” Next time give yourself a... FLAVOR BRENK 2 Next time you're in the mood for coffee, — You'll find your cup is filled with flavor 3 _ with this full-bodied coffee. We say it =: Keeery " i SUP THER FONE PRORUCT OF STANDARD RRANOR HE. “One jar just won't do, a Coffee | —the full-bodied coffee * CHASE €> ‘ ‘SANBORN © vs jo wom. , O9e Corned Beef_ pram, tn Oe ELDERBERRY JELLY “ia ANN race Pure DAMSON PLUM PRESERVES ai 22, BQ Don’t miss this VALUE HAR- VEST of pure fruit spreads that taste as delicious as the finest home-made kind! More Ann Page Values! — Peanut Butter Stas” Sass 3% Pure Honey... . +... ‘iar 39 Sandwich Spread... . . “Sa 35¢ Libby's Beef Stew .....-. can 39 17*Oz, loon Pees si a : A | are Open From chaplains P. M.. Daily | \a Scanned Te your | ae 85 eee sacked and dove at night with losed 6: Saturday my - wn iho bets ]] @ Ideally located at @ Boating-Fishing | | ges bay chapoties colites to: | ene ee ee Le - 6885 Dixie Highway 6 cours Carpeted ' “A good and helpful omas op || san i | mice ne a jp @ Beautiful, restful ® Bridal Suites week for the deep cleaning. Little miss dresses in Gaby and Lord Plaid gingham -_. | setting with smart _—_@ Fully Modern with .§ I do all the cooking and my has a bib yoke with white eyelet trim. Come in brown, . mat W. Huron FE 4-8163 Lakefront Terrace Free TV ; | husband blue and red. Dri Don does a Dan River plaid in bolero | Call OR 3-1258 for Re ti ~ * * ‘style with contrasting collar and touches of velvet. Plenty of Parking Space at Side and Rear of Building \ or Reservations “I think that I enjoy house- |} Red, brown or blue. 2.98. : YOUR HOSTS: BOB and BETTY LANDIS) wack’ Gl qacling: welee. tua % : A : = . way than tf I did nothing eles, | Big Sister school dress tn no-lron shagbard cotton Tas, really interested in a particu. |} In navy, brown or red plaid. Shirtwaist fashioned in 6 lar field of work and in mar- } miniature plaid cotton with push-up sleeves in riage, too, she must be care- new autumn shades. 3.98. : : : esl ind is iors heed 7 : ve » -— , , support. LOR’E BLOUSE SLIPS : JUST FORGE AHEAD Neat and pert eyelet trim top and full petti-slip = a 0 eee ; : bottom comes in dacron and cotton or all cotton. ; , throughout the store—means | | cake mixes, she can jurt forge Sizes 2 t0 10 2.98 wna 3.98 milan ann on ) _* * 7 : : THRIFTY FOLKS CAN BUY RIGHT-RIGHT NOW! cmrastemiacts | [7 Get vou Fe | they rivet realiae the: greater . | Tickets . . . 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The new mitred collar full-fashioned slipon In fabulous “Wondamere”’—the full-blend with the softer-than-soft touch and the gem-like colors. The flattering collar flows from a plunge neckline, the bottom ribbing hugs you slim as a reed. The new fal! colors. are complimenting, too; in sizes 34 to 40, See Our Wonderful Selection of : CANTERBURY TYCORAS | 1 if D ae ‘Skirts pen to’ Match , ton. Detroit collected 13 hits and ai N oe SC B Ch ; took advantage of four errors to age,” he said 1 QIME VU) OW CLIQITPS |reat Kansas’ city, 74, behind [ns ren ; et oe ae Williams also had~a single in Barning- enjoyed the fishing,” he added. | Season's ech jgPhgy goes oo ge OT; a three official at-bats to-lft his areas ae te Onkienl Coamty|. er : qrecage & In. Mane ntYipin 577; freestyle (EBB) — Gene "Calhoun 612, 346; freestyle (B) — LaVire 607; in stinectivé (EBB). — Norman Hall 568, Jack Beebe 540; freestyle (B) “\vam won his 13th game against Benner Tops Pistol Shoot CAMP PERRY, O, (INS)—Army|time-fire event with a 200-12 and Sgt, Robert K. Fisher, U. §, Army reserve, racked up another one in the center - fire National Match 412; freestyle (A) — Pat Borah _|(EBA) — Tom Johnson 125, Sid | 215, : in four times up to skid to .382. r+ Fom Brewer won his 14th game ). and Whitey Ford lest, Minnie Minoso, Jim ‘Rivera and Dick Donovan sparked the go-Sox attack with homers that pinned the defeat on Early Wynn. Dono- der” which had him sidelined | | Sot. 7 A.M. to 6 P.M.—Mon. thru Fri. 7 A.M.} trem May 21 to duly 1. to’9 P. M.—Downtown Store ‘tii 8 P.M. DortLarsen who followed; com- i’ ~ “~ a plained of.a “tender” shoulder aft-] ZL : er pitching seven innings. One of; / 26 the hits he gave up was W@lliams’ | homer, - @f8. Master Set. Heulet L.. Benner, seeking his sixth National Pistol Match Championship, leads the Want ‘Adopted’ Dads * First annual Father-Son banquet of the Auburn Heights Boys’ Club will be held next Wednesday, Aug. 28, at the American Legion home on Churchill road, A color film on the 1956 World 8-9501. Cresswell noted that many- of the boys of the club are looking for “adopted” fathers or big. brothers for night to act as spon- sors, Orchard Lake Ace A iron shot to the 16th green at Orchard Lake CC, yesterday gave Mrs. first iio ace. The hole is a 150-yard par 3. Mrs. Collins had 89 for her round. Hazel Park Set to Go DETROIT ® — Hazel Park har- ness raceway begins its fifth sea- son of operation Monday, Aug. 19, as the track begins its 42-night racing schedule. ~- Jett 17x36 IN. TWIN PEGBOARD | : HoRage PANELS with HOOKS For CLOSETS Ey BASEMENT | 6 FT. ALL STEEL | SHELVING Unit Sale Special For UTILITY ROOMS For STORES felaai@ > 7" X 36"-with hooks..-.298¢4 36” X 48"-with hooks....2-49 | HANGING HOOKS...2 for 5¢ 5 115 N. SAGINA| SPIEGEL CATALOG ORDER DESK IN THIS J&R STOR —= == slit —_ - 298¢4 * AUTO STORES N. SAGINAW ee a Ticket price for father-son pair . Morgan Collins Jr, her) Auburn Boys Plan Dinner is $3.50. “Anyone who would like field_into the third day of firing today with 1,754 points. Benner posted an aggregate 868 in four .38 caliber matches at Camp Perry yesterday. Marine Li. W. W. McMillan was high for the day with. a four-mateh total of 871, but still Course by firing a 296. ae James Clark, a civilian shooter from Shreveport, La., won the .38) caliber rapid fire match and Dar-| rell A. Nelson, Indianapolis police- man, captured the .38 caliber slow- fire event. SUMMER IS- | TUNE-UP TIME Better rush that- poor-idling; gas burning, oil eating car of yours to Wohlfeil-Dee . . . for a ‘guaranteed Tune-Up, : i ae | ag 3 “We Use Mallory Ignition System” to make some-boy happy can do so} trails Benner by eight points, cel tedious Riv 2274 S. TELEGRAPH for $3.50 and we will arrange-to| Two match records were set in player, was cut from the) WOHLFEIL-DE FE 2-4907 r have him as a sponsor for a boy,” competition. McMillan established|Ottawa Rough Riders roster yes- ; said Cresswell, a new mark in the .38 caliber terday. ; *5™ ‘3 me | USE until When You Open all deluxe quality .. LAYAWAY PLAN A small deposit will hold ' _ ~~ any garment of your choice NO DOWN ___PAYMENT- NEEDED Imported tweeds, all wool gabardines, Shetlands quality, all newest styles .. . will sell for $65 September Ist. AUGUST PRICED Bal-Raglan and set-in sleeves in rich looking Shetlands, im- ported tweeds, gabardines . . . to sell at $69.50 September 1st. AUGUST PRICED Imported velours, Shetlands, luxurious tweeds, rich coverts . . . . all to be sold at $75 starting Sept. Ist. AUGUST PRICED OUR Imported tweeds, styled with raglan sleeves and Bal-collar— many colors... will sell for $55 on September Ist. : ; : AUGUST PRICED All wool imported tweedsond-Shetlands—with zi . ~. these coats will sell for $59.50. startin pper in ~ HURRY—SALE ENDS ENDS SEPTEMBER Ist! | AUGUST SALE > of TOPCO This famous annual Hub-First event gives you the pick of the coats that will be the style leaders next season... and, best of all, you get them at pre-season savings! Choose now and get the widest possible choice! Buy Your Next Fall and | Winter Coat NOW ... and SAVE! Every coat in this sale is a brand new, next Fall garment in the t f i most wanted models and fabrics | choosing yours now. ATS | . « » $0 save $10 or more by g September Ist. - AUGUST PRICED ..» all finest 244 48 ‘04 Oxi: “e A 3 wanted. a Charge Account a8 x ; z . ‘ : she gs ie : 6 ’ : ioe 5 |. ,18 North ‘Saginaw . ie 7 * _— oe ic = peu Get Your Free Tickets Downtown Now , hat an equal _ name at a you do not to win, have to be present - eed " GROUP ShesetATTAVION | PAID A] “HOLIDAYS, VACATION PAY Apply: \ _ PARAGON CONSTRUCTION 60. 44000 Grand River, Novi, Mich, Phones: Northville (2910-— WO 3-3515 Under the departthent’s regula- tions, the individual states may select specific dates within that)’ period. The states must observe [1 PRICE SALE] atthe STAG SHOP} This is our way ‘of thanking you since the STAG SHOP | changed hands last year, Come in and take advantage | of these great savings while they last. var can ¢€ diana, SUMMER eee haa | ro be * sdbout the same as Miesoun snd Wecwoein requested FREE PARKING - SLACKS: _ Nest _Oakand. este Thm oie dates are the samelevels (G0 seating, Sees Sk be BACK OF STORE Sie [those for Brant in the Poctiie ae fore sunrise and continue to sunset : | way. These were set between|in states where the season is Nov. 1 and Feb. 15. :For the third year in a row the’ Mergansers — The daily bag and $86.95 ‘3 Po | ee 2 | Boys’ and Girls’ 26" Corvette ....... veces 876.95 ments Tigers Drub Wayne, 12-0, Fe iy tae eR EE — SHIRTS 1} Boys’ 26" Phantom ................. ... $81.95 =. - to Take District Honors Boys’ and Girls’-26" 3-Speed Racers... $49.95 BAKER’S Girls’ 26" Hollywood Model, Equipped ..... $56.95 -‘Thie Tigers have Joined the Pon- | tiac Police as this city’s hopes for Saginaw scored twice in: the 6th to ice it, ' Class F Boys Club, the city’s only other contender, was elim- inated Tuesday in the district opener at Dearborn. } The Tigers and the Policemen will both see action Monday morn- ing at 11 o'clock at Jackson's Ella Sharpe Park. If they survive, they TAG CHILDREN'S WHEEL GOODS OF ALL KINDS | YOUR OLD BIKE TAKEN ON TRADE! | POSS Se ST PST SS Tes "vw se + PRICES ON ALL: Vo nee _— gee, ey 2 TES “eee, _—" . so. = 9 rw Buy Your Bicycle from Bicycle Experts 30 Years in the Bicycle Business . 100 Bicycles to Choose From _. WIN a 1957. fre odes i. Ransom’s teammates gave him | y 1S-hit support as the Tigers the state semifinals at Jackson. The Po- there on the same . I SEAT COVERS will move into the state finals in , onvertible Tops | oe cam &Poitaes the afternoon at 2:30. 2 Another 52 Horses AN Meaty yesterday, B & K Tool Co. 1S OF SEAT COVERS — “= One at & price to tit | on Block Tonight your pocket» "We can ft all makes and , "| SARATOGA SPRINGS. N.Y. & “Special Attention Given te Dealers” SEAT COVER MART mound for Oxford and was charged/block tonight in the Saratoga year. lwith the loss after giving up four|ling sales. se er ~ FE 2-0391° lway. Oxford i the deficit jt 54 with a three-run 5th, but "AP Wirephete AMBIDEXTROUS — Angel Marcias, 12, a member of the Mon- terrey, Mexico, Little Leaguers playing at Louisville, Ky., adds a little something extra to — ee Se oe -ei0 iand. Above rit thy both arms. Lower lett she right handed at short, lower right as a southpaw at fist Rvrerytody bas an equal chance. Simply your name at s aw 4 present to win. in the ist two innings, Dick) The North, Clift Farm of Rixeyct- — ~ ville, Va., will auction off its 17 yearlings, headed Be @ som and daughter of Hill Prince Mr. and Mrs. Melville Church, 2nd, owners of North Cliff say‘ they have several good prospects. All Work Guaranteed EASY TERMS—We Service What We Sell! Detroit Golfer Holds Gl Tournament Lead FORT ORD, Calif. m — Pie. |Melyin Stevens of Detroit held a One-Hitter for Lyons | Rodney Lyons pitched a one-hit- ter as Elliott Furniture walloped) Elizabeth Lake Estates, 160, in a/ Waterford Little League softball i : BICYCLE OPEN EVERY NIGHT UNTIL $I HOLDS “Complete: hunting outfit! Cap, jacket, ‘pants, sox 1 88. Heavy brown water-repel- @ lent duck outfit plus sox. Coat, 38-46; pants, 3046. the Federal's and save! with $131,000 in the bank. Last night, 49 youngsters sold) for a total of $572,000, an average of $11,685. _ | Top price of $61,000 was paid ‘by Mary Elizabeth Lamn of one stroke lead today at the mid- way point in the 72-hole All-Army golf tournament. Stevens shot a 76 yesterday to boost his total to 145. Lt. Lester Kelly of the Third game last night. Gary Moran, Jer-) ry Goff and Larry Harms each made two hits. Americans spend about $300 mil-| ville, Va., for a Nasrullah colt. 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The Swiegert- ‘Clarkson team won a %1 series for —— ‘Valley Farms, Oxford, Mich., i «pm pot saying what I intend do,” Flam said. “I'm taking ss x * * “T bone up on. the subject all I “I go to the view, of the. fact. that Olympic hurdles champion Lee Calhoun of Nast week . ‘for receiving gifts on “Bride and Groom,’ NBC * + __* “Herbie’s situation is entirely ‘of the U.S, Lawn Tennis Assn. '“Calhoun was chosen strictly for ‘his background. Flam ‘wasn't. He} 'was screened. He would have been pee if he'd been a bricklayer a barrister.” ‘ City Horseshoe Pitchers to Bos Win _,|the most lopsided defeat in its his- Streak to Nine Last Night's Victory Was 13th in 15 Tilts Against Cincy NEW. YORK (Ns) — one month ago, Milwaukee Exactly suffered tory and manager Fred Haney was hung in effigy. Today, the Braves are running away with. the aac nant, : ~*~ * *. It. was on July Tsth that the Braves were routed, 20-4, by Brooklyn. That left the Braves in third place, with a 47-and-37 rec- iGary, Ind., was declared a pro ord, 1% ares - the Fa 2 \, [has pulled Milwaukee 714 ahead \\of the pack. . the Waterford ague -yesterday in ‘exhibition With the teams of Cook-Skaggs and Mortenson-Jaworski taking 9-0 * * Pontiac had a 34-40 edge in singles as Mortenson, Vitton, Bark- WESTBURY, N.Y. m— A | Michigan-owned horse will com- pete with nine others Saturday wnight fn the $25,000 Jovitational 'American Trotting’ championship at Roosevelt Raceway. Scotch Valley, owned by a. .expected to be a strong ae! in the mile and one quarter race. Diseconsolate Milwaukee fans hung a figure over a downtown lamp pest with @ sign” reading, “exit Fred Haney, we want 7” As -per order, Haney are delivering the goods. * * * The Beer City boys have won 23 while losing only five since July 15th for a blistering .821 pace that The Braves increased their cur- tent winning streak to nine games last night ‘by crushing Cincinnati, 13-3, thereby winning their 13th igame in 15 contests between the ‘two teams this season. . * * * Bob Buh] registered his 16th victory against six defeats al- though he needed late-inning help from Don McMahon. Brooks Lawrence started and ‘lost for Cincinnati but he wasn’t around to see the Braves break the game open with eight runs in the ninth inning, Including Wes Cov- | Ington’s grand slam homer, = Cincinnati's runs came on hom- ers by Joe Taylor, Gus Beil and _ Bthiete and director will Pe "feasured) Baker Still Active in Milford Reimer wi Bray of Pon ‘Gee.| Saturday bee ae " ormer Oxford Waterford athietfe One of the greatest athletes ever to play sports at Milford High who) f is still active in the old hom¢ town! ‘as a softball player and Little League manager is Bob.Baker. —2. *&. 2 Bob starred in football, basket- ball and track for three years. Al- though doing double duty in the ——fater-two sports;-he-set-records-im the Braves and| George. Crowe. Johnny Logan hit a two-run homer for the Braves. | ther in : the sical ond of their ten round match in x74 Cuan q dago County War Memorial at Syracuse, N. Y, last night. Sixth rank- ing Moore of Springfield, Ohio, managed to un-tangle himself eiteg i to take a split decision from the fast moving Mexican. _jof several schools as the spark- he ae ars of Yore? : a ee ee | eae The shat put mark of 46 feet, 11 inches, established in 1940, still tilt | certainly did_then,” he stands as the MHS and heme : cy day casting glance back field record. The: high jump re- pode fun-filled days. ‘ as cord. was broken in 1955. He was diso a consistent winner in the Baker played two years of bas- broad jump and ran the 440. \ketball in Pontiac before going ~ Bob won_five Pi dur-into a plumbing business with. @ ing competition in various regional ‘opera’ events during 1937-40. He was a deri _= be “sae 4 hard-working center on the bas- Keftall court and drew. vavelNorth Side, Commerce - Baker paced the Redskins in scoring from his fullback Position his last two seasons after playing Commerce - Drive-In Theater ‘rev tackle as a Sophomore. I - most mained tied. for Ist place in the famous touchdown gallop was from) ‘Women's City Softball League by one goal line to another but there Scoring easy victories last night at were two. others of 90 yards or North Side Park. Each team has more. * 12-2 record. . : | Katy. Boykins pitched two-hit Wayne, Webb wat Smchng all and cuted a teen home - he did everything possible |** North Side whitewashed Gi get Bob into college only to geliville, 16-0. Commerce Bg ‘the West Side Merchants, 71, behind the two-hit hurling of Baker had aroused the interests! Cigudia Wasik: North Side -Auto Supply and plug of three successive unbeaten ie gore track teams and was honorable It’s Mrs. Koss Again mention on the Class. C_ all-state : grid team twice. Mrs. Joseph Koss won her 4th Michigan State wanted him for Cnasgi of the season yesterday in track, Wisconsin and ‘Bowling|the weekly Women’s MGA golf Green desired his talents in foot-|tournaments. Her score of 42-39~ ball but he turned them all down, 81 led a field of 86 players. CH EVROLET CAR or TRUCK — * * * Staggéring St. Louis lost a 3-id-1 decision to the Chicago Cubs for their eighth defeat in a row and| dropped to within one percentage’ point of third-place. Brooklyn, The Dodgers smashed 14 hits includ. ing three homers to beat the New S| York Giants, 7-6. Pittsburgh Bat- \tered six Philadelphia Pitchers for '17 hits a a 10-to-3 victory. a eal nie aie + Mr. & Mrs. Reader, THANK YOU ALL: for campaigns in the past 2 weeks. This unqualifie satisfaction of extending sale New Plymouth Spo complete with push-button a Doe added safety, sum visors, es + This isthe sharpest. Jookin is. really loaded with ¢ your tremendow d acceptance of 0 © s for a third wee tt Coupe y-8, utomatic transmission, cover discs, win ves and Sportone (2- tone paint). 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Come in for yours soon...the only sportswear for you who love the luxury and value of pure virgin woolens! 49’er, sizes 10-20, $17.95 Panel Pleat skirt, 10-18, $14.95 : Short-aleeved alipon, 34-42, $8.95 [ N Sp, Be Ae 5 Webs : sed Fight, City Urg qa Fight, City Urges) _ Ponth : residents were urged by ful ‘catting at.this time can elim-’ of vacant lots who cut weeds to the city’s Parks and Recreation De- inate many weed headaches next) comply with the city’s duly 1 partment today not to stop their year. : | quanerty: aneie 6s a00 it. foer _ battle against weeds. | “More than 60 per cent of the! ieeg to be recut, While praising citizens for co-| Weeds cut on property by the de- operating in keeping vacant lots partment in previous years is Cutting of weeds, Gold re- free of weeds, Seymour M, Gold,/now being cut by the property. marked, not only keeps down the _ supervisor of Pontiaé’s summer|oWners themselves," Gold said. pollen count, but also opens up weed ‘cutting program, asked for| PEOPLE REQUESTING pe saomcrer gue _ oa _ ,even greater effort during the curring Cee vermin. : “Our office is also getting phone __ “Dhe next month will be the alls from interested residents re- : _ “most important in our weed cut- |questing us to cut weeds where U.S, Aids Formosa Dam | ting im," Geld said, “be- ‘they have grown too high.” : : cause the hayfever season will | Gold said that the department! TAIP gree — has Teach its climax with such weeds considers weeds which have grown made ah vias a pega aap “as goldemred and ragweed com- ‘up to 18 inches ready for cutting. *@*t construction o , on ' ing inte full bloom.” tics < oak dar scateaasees kaa ae cote niheaa td Taipei . Pico se eine’ neckiagnabirs! the city be Ming exners 29 epats ‘The dam will be the largest single) oe next few. weeks many weeds) a : done by economic project ever undertaken ~~ are going to seed and, hence, care-| the city. Geld said that owners by free China on Formosa. : a BOARDING HOUSE : , Y fll Md ddd NO GOT THE DROP ON ME, AMOS, _YWY/ “ Oy OL BOY/— 1 BEEN AWFUL Y (OR SHAME SAKES TRY- Yh CRD LATELY THINKIN’ WHAT Y ING 10 SELL THOSE ey Batis Gj BOARDERS A DRANIUM, “4A SCORDER TiS MOTRIN / | MINE! EGAD! ALL Your )y BUT REGRETS Ass ALL My Lice pureatwse THD ERSy) SNEED, PREANE HENED DOLLAR, THE GET-RICH= § >: , SR, 1 QUICK FAKE, FOREVER \) GONNA REPENT AN’ REFORM 4 . SUA be 7 by SHA Gorvtes, tes. T.A8, Rng. OH Pon OFF 3 | FROM HERE ON IN es ) : | ee : : . CHISELING, NEVER AN. /) ite: a vet : NANCY : : By Ernie Bushmiller , NE ' /\ SIST WATCH/ ELE BEA : : : ip ee Bree YS NOR S/ PREAL BOv Sc0uT, HONIST, ) Waa Ma) (GANA WA LANL || . La : KNEW THIS( YE” ZN a a ew ae | | > SPAGHETTI “ATE = >} ? - 2 Z > <2: J . a 4 er a ‘ a TACs . \ eo : 5 ~ 3 / ¢ . tin ~— ~“ = ~ f le | Pf : > = Sst /° ; \ at = _. 2 y ~ “~ seamen a ~‘ pe 23 - jie : 1? — a | 2 < } = Z j Yaa lies : ‘ y | Lp. CAPTAIN EASY ms : i TO PEER OVER THe 8-15 S12; Sy Fs STERN: TED SUDDENLY - 1087 by NEA me : me = oe : GRABS HIS Ms: i OUT OUR WAY YOU } / ‘CAUSE I DON'T GO A-HUNTIN!' : KNOWLEDGE, * YOU MIGHT CALL ME SOFT _ IN THE HEAD, BUT AT NIGHT I RETIRE CONTENTED-- : NOT A CARE DO I TAKE TO MY Ds I'M _LIVIN' EACH Day TO . ITS FULLEST, 2 DARN! DIS LO LOSE ROOR . PF PROD & REEL, bi Uh OM SIRE ee ee ei Colt DIXIE DUGAN : T on) eis ve. Pe OF. By Charles Kuhn WATCHIN’ | |... AN’ THEN ACTIVI ITT LE HILL O* LEFT ME LAY GARDEN AN' ALL: WORN OUT meet \ © “4 > 4 TON a GRANDMA _ THANKS FOR HELPIN’ ME OVER T’ TH’. BENCH, JOE!? John Morris WHAT WAS THE. A eT a fom om ae, ale had .received a large contract for an aircraft missile, Ahead a pont or so were Arie can Pont, tral and Texas Co; were up frac- " thons, New York Stocks (Late Morning Quotations) Int Bus Men m0 STOCK AVERAGES NEW YORK—(Compiled by the As- sociated Press: Allied Chemical, Kennecott, U. §: Gypsum and Youngstown * General Mot ors, * ae Paper int Tel & Tel 333 Sponserens rene Uw a & genres oh etd Sas ye oes aveies VOGe Mum oe Saseursuauausssusss i384 ins 4 - SSMuSeeEsS Sass Lhassuys sey sessysys. 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Standing are (1. to r.) _ GETTING READY FOR OPENING DAY. — Members of the executive committee of the Mir- acle Mile Associate plan for the shopping cen- Pontise Press Photo Ww. F. MacDonald of the W. T. Grant Stores; Stuart E. Whitfield and Robert Terry of the Pon- are Mrs. Pearl — tiac State Bank; and Ralph Eastridge, of the J. C. Penney Co. The center, located at Telegraph and Square Lake Roads, will accommodate about 50 business places, Grain Futures Moving Slow CHICAGO @® — The grain. fu- tures market returned to the dold- * * Prices mostly were lower, al- ments. Wheat dipped somewhat on hedge selling and lack of demand. indications of upcoming govern-. ment sales. Soybeans weakened on favorable growing weather, although the Sep- tember contract showed some strength, influenced somewhat by high soybean meal prices, Near the end of the first hour new style wheat was % to % lower September $2.17%; corn was 5 to 1% lower, September $1 ‘were % to % lower, September 645%; rye was 1% to one cent lower, September $1.37%4; soybeans were % lower to % higher, September $2.47%, and lard was unchanged to 10 cents a hundred pounds low- er, September $12.95. Grain Prices CHICAGO GRAIN Wheat (old)— Oats — 23% i. corse GO% Wheat (new)— Dee. suve COM% e-ace 2.17% Mar. Ke m% DOE. veces 2.23% Rye — Mar. sevcee 236% Sep av.csve LIT May .csies + 221 Dee. eeee. JAB dly 2.06% MST. .+..0+. 143 corn — MAy ...-s.6 143 _ Sep. s.-0xe fam — ‘s MAT .cs.0cs 530 RSE ayaa MAY esenes L.33% NOV. cose 8 Dee ...s++e. A338 f f Poultry——/ : DETROIT EGGs / . DETROIT, Aug. 15 (AP) es. f:0.d, Detroit, casés included, deral state des: Whites: Grade A jum’ 53-54; wd. avg. 53%; extra be ; large _ 8-50; aie = nage e 44; ta’ tise! rge ¥ PY ane A jumbo 61-53 wid. ; small 29% ‘arade| Whites: Grade Commercially browns: @ 34-37. ‘ Livestock Le jagged LIVESTOCK — 00; a Catt labie 200, Reetipts to a scatering of utility to low ard rs end reg he 00-91.00; few mall lots ch wheold;- rain Soa staneard a 06-21. is choice mixed lambs to William Miller Mahan Realty, 1075 W. Huron 6 \Realty, it was Senemnyes Woe: ee (erate) 16-Ph....cccece 2 - Detroit Produce ering sales of locally. grown pro- duce brought to the Farmers’ Markets by growers and sold by rums on the Board of Trade to-ithem in wholesale package lots.} - 24/day after several days of activity|Quotations are furnished by the De- ¢| which included some good pricejtroit Bureau of Markets, as of 43\advances for two days this week./ Tuesday. Preits, jes, ++eeeeeee (erate) 16-QUB..ssecees 6.50 beans, Cireem Bound, BU sésuneee Wax, bu. iy Topped, bu. Sedccscvcecerces 2.00 bu. O28 OH OO ERO ee Oe Me bage Red, DG ..cscchcecescetess 2.00 Carrots, Topped, ba. ee eee in . an. ee oO eRe OR eRe eee seeereee ee eeeeee eeekeowe ee ie id com, Des Duchess, a = seveeceesceee S318) though there were no sharp move-! rome... See Bird, bu a pee - 3.50 owe SEvEETTs cesses 3.6 Dated August 14, ee oO y Clerk | Aug. is, 1987 | Death Death Nofices er en 76, of 39 Monroe St. will be at 3 pastor, [Burial will follow in Oak Hill Cem- etery, A native of Pontiac, Miss. Hutton lattended Pontiac High School and - ithe Pontiac Business Insitute, She was a member of First tional Church, a life member and oe en ree OO ern Star No, She leaves siete, ee: Tha "eande ont & tlt Sted Se Olle Heaton tea Tenntay, evil jning in the Masonic Home, Alma, mie on Monee: of severel weeks. ARCHIE E. MCLARTY WATERFORD. TOWNSHIP — Service for Archie E. McLarty, 73, of 6602 Oak Ridge, Windiate Park will be held at 3 p.m. Friday from +the-;Huntoon jburial in Ottawa Park. any reg- 2—LAYAWAY Til 9: Funeral Home with 3 WAYS TO BUY: 1—CASH = 3—NO MONEY DOWN ON F.H.A. as low as $1.25 weekly! WE ACCEPT COMMITMENTS OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS : 4, of Sam} ST. PAUL Minn. i 3 4 el ee oe i HE fs if gs g af q3 Hit + [a lumbia Non-Ferrous Foundry, 145 eae rigs Montcalm and Glendale, 12:00 000. noon. For all Tennesseeans and — ar teadies nce tamu bee a@ small lunch, —Ady. Most Pay on Time months Den st et 8 eons 0 then. tt a tree. He. was. treated? ryt, of $1.00. share,4e the Hospital. =: : same period of 1956, For the June _iquarter, net Was 60 ‘ cents as beads valued at $70 from the Co-|@eainst 54 cents in 1956. E. Columbia St:, Tuesday night, | NEW YORK (INS)—Earnings of Thursday , corner of Baldwin and Indianwood Rd. Lake| “nc, ‘™ ayn A gas apt + —AGV.| chare, com with $21,599,000 Homecoming Sunday, August 18,/°° $1.59, in 1956. Total revenue was Oakland Park,-Pontiac. Corner of|¥P about $50 million to $309,698,- Closing-Out All GIANT 20” | Floor or Window oo | FANS a WASH with Fittings hs First Quality—A Grade 2 ee 2 . Balt ie a 13, 14,. a 3 24, 26, 27, 28, n, » & 7 we at il, st 1987. . a: 5 ELECTRI These tanks carry comple ranty. Edison approved. much hot water. Ask us. 52 GALLON factory war- We also stock electric table-top, : — Colored BATH SETS ox $439" Made to Sell for $219.95 C twice as . iene =» A large 42-45; moftifum 35-37; small 25;|inaw rade A large 40-43; medium | good |. steerg and heifers, soap and stand- 1St; has become —Wilitam Milter iP i | ji E FIBERGLAS LAUNDRY TRAYS ‘TOILETS Modern styled, well made toilets at LOW- with WHITE smn anal ENAMEL CABINETS. @ Modern Styling | 21%x32" Big 50-inch _ 3-Unit Kitchen WALL S44” | sige | CABINETS | Sturdy, all steel white enamel finish Ch Cares Slight Imperfections door hea ti Attractive styling | SUMP PUMP. Fully Guaranteed "$ $19.50 Value 95 44 All Sises of Base and Wall ‘ Cabinets in Stock i i é s ate i SF si i WHOLESALE PRICES on STEEL PIPE ON #1-POOT LENGTHS Yen. Galvanized $2.84 1%-in. Galvanized - CHROME - FITTINGS Special Purchase 3-PC. WHITE | BATH SETS. REG. $134.50 VALUE Qeshedes 60h. tat, wach time ik ek We urge you to compare this outstanding bargain. pe COMPLETE WITH ALL A-GRADE - COLORED BATH Aare eee ee all ai A-GRADE Tite BATH TUBS 1 Crate Marred 2 Compartment Cement : Trays Laundry Complete with sturdy stand 4& faucets. First quality . grade. $999 21 = 32-inch Cast Iron 2 Compartments SINKS $9995] 2: iP a33 82 mae at g* afer ie - ! Bi Set includes: 17x19 china lav, com. plete with chrome mixing faucet, chain , & drain gy Pity standing reverse ; aseppsinbrroesun palnartel 2-Pc. Colored Powder Room Special — trap closet. of colors. i i cat Hi; : eli Oth ot dl Panaclel faa ) Everything tn Plumbing PHONES: FE/4-1516 and FE 5-2100 Sv SAGINAW STREET | TNR SURO OR OR en WE SELL WHAT. WE ADVERTISE! Kitchen ¢ oeeetonees Sid ‘ eeeseeee Feo - Pret. CLO B gesessagesceree# : : _ “easeebeoaseesee sOR) ” cesaeteeensseesees Clothing “..ccccssnseee. eneeee * CO ee F rr r_| Wid, Contracts, Mtgs. 32 GES. ‘TIE +Je2 ; ss Huron at : = ’ = = ay a. ‘ ae bed e ‘ * . ‘ Sect < M ; seeeecetees® en - " , ’ nr ~ sreder 1 : = 7 “ = dh i . ‘ eenteaweeeas' . ; I LE rt ‘ ~ is leaity Ce i - 4 eat — . ag § 2 MORTGA' ae eeee eee ; be AR 12k = 3 F - ~ =~ _ *, rts : ’ ma ' Z + é ™ hy = } . : - ern r. : ri Z : : . -, ‘ * i 2 i * ff, an P| eee toe eeeeee ae ee Gee Ree * ececaeeeaneer eeneneeeeeeens soetdecerres ere ® My See eeseenens ‘ : ; le Appl ' ee : =e e Sie : a " i ec edeegeeeveneenes : ‘t 7 f : - v; a , 1 a : IN A FLASH t eeereeres tS . J z r ENCED > er Gs re oat BA ‘2 bale . eet pe Sta an 4 ] 4 a = ae precast) Smee gies, Se) ie ~ mercorange| Soe $e Sal Ve ror a,x, en As + eeeeeensenonet ‘ i 5 ty ameens ~~ ‘ t " 28! 7 . 4 Ss po ies seveeoneenees cee lo ee , female w “al ‘ Com . ae ins. seeeeneenes © ; 2 s : 4 4 : mins. © cay Z ew and : oetueenee . ef b} work af 88383. 5 a = Te i j Li . ‘ ; ei Pr Z oO ~ nson pera, “ ce . : - ef . st ; 4 eo eeoeeee y 3 : v4 7 4 . : & Exp. Typist & | Comptometer.. ¢CASHS ene eneeer eee ie eeee ; Rag REPAIRS op iterona -UNLIMITED ( ye Wik REPAIRS AND CONTRACT tiac Farm a NEw ators : a ere Industrial Tractor Co. ee ey Jona o a nigh eages,|. Instructions 9 . ye Seite. OH uding funday) SE Bi tr St. between mame, oh LEARN TO Di . Roe Faun “ ~~". wey at Ae DRIVER) | : ‘Russel Kelly Office fC , Service : 2 or PRAT Bovnst terme ft mist| ASK FOR MR. LOOK “a .| H J VanWelt, 4540 e v. Oo? % 4 : : ea poco BUY ¥ FACED Fositops, ae one Yate di A Work Wanted Male 10 brick Pe tees, Sod! aba _ OVER $1 iat inas’ geen S| Cunningham Tay Mons Scag srt a er at SS yess | ent oe ‘eae ml» DRUG STORES Realtor Pas ts IMMEDIATE PLACEMENT! And sale for your Land Cobtract. Bee us today and bring. your Edward M. Stout, Realtor Bt. PE 6-116 Pontise\. “TT N. Saginaw A |1363_w. Pb NICHOLIE & HARGER uw at eit) LAND CO 3 SER a Chapin Real Estate ae on yids : Wanted Land Contracts either new or season gen fh Rags | psoas L. H. BROWN, Realtor Huron . rE 23-4810 i : Manager, Asst. Manager Experienced man. Al company . Opening at ; Sears, Roebuck & Co, ; i — 5 TS; ry i eo oye BN ae ite “et tee ' al dorhees-Biple F ‘wesneedey) am : t Sie pan te 8:08 be yD : cluding COM-| BF Cone \SEMENTS PE PE 2-3 . mere i town gee De _FE +3186. fer 6. eS a eel “eae ea Tetah soe are Soe tint) Bel te ‘tet |-Work Wanted Female Til ee pan REET CLL SOLD work . to he ag ge rs ‘ = PE $4212. Reward. = See va ears wala actta«vear-3>1OR NOT SOLD mag are Ww. 10 of Green| © Guowsr tile edi. Re pai, aren pane bravia p yene Aya d set ts because Rd, OR 3-546. = PART WA Lost - P i Pers | ! Tiel Efe : As oat a) Seeman es Noun eat rename in m vac Se po many; WY 58 : ING Ss ‘cents, vicinity of 1599 Clinton- we] Seieg Women, dein ay fits whic Ze LAWN MOWER SHOP|" dens “* * "it Se OS - WHITE HERE 18 OPPORTUNITY) bas in business for 36 years.| : lost: WikeD BLACE & Witire EnockinoobONt Miss IT! at TRONINGG uA BosHEL BR. (Ere) KLINOLER Ker, with . rE For. interview — New homes in desirable locations) "Ri sterences 1 day service, PE : k Sa. Spree Gee] CALL ME TEVINGE | SAS ira cn (ee Oe Masts naan a BROS se those with & : : é g aagete 3, E« it ‘ ri agasd Savage the Mine ca oes fs oe feet Soe ie Bal ESTs wn Seo pa eer eet "eouane DEAL | wy stosneam . «| KENNEDY /f = sate St ss01 , ey Sorian, Mrs. Robert Ji . Mts. 1: dag apie ot hee Vina Babu AA GARAGE Bes Farms, £Rervage: apo oF tex a eee | a B+ GS Recreation rooms. additions, ete. eae es Gre ves Ee = : Sarkissian and = Pui eis 4 KNAUE from (Voorn ipl thei meh ) —— ee : Oak Hill Cemetery. "BUY, SELL OR TRADE iz. i) a nae Md the B.44 wt, ee W.W.| Interment in th: incl, Newton Estates—Ou —— OM PLOWING. sccssneeneses i en Tax Betvice piano 2 4 °% 2 me. oe ren — sve Fecmcateknteg : 4 ! a . vacated eebeneverees ae) Oe a fa, ta a | ema vacated eeeeeeune SOC OH ORES . Perry Park—Outlots “a” oot) gia 4 eviston i ep eeee ee tte ee rough incl. lots 101 pes oeecban) 7 through 146 reir ri iit 7. “4 = eeeeeeeneeee — vevgeeetee® i" T oie) 2 tndsingh = a ; . ; ' Gods on eisee = — k * i died r 4 ee eer kee eee © Must km 2 eee eee eee eee bine ter seeveneee errs * nee epeeeewes : 2 ra . _ —- oF : : ; : i f j j x nl commencing 87 feet ' W. and 20 feet WN. of the ’ will ata tt will to consult Set eel Ree in Gener c!| A te" Wettecgls “Ruel sel ane, eestin ems AS oa ok figpen, STIG feet: | thence 8 132.6|-— - Ortonville. Phone a. . sell TOR iand contracts of beginning.) ne ™* Pt) CLASSIFICATIONS a gad ecsedten Bet “— ti. fat Ue carey tot a ile, Tianguiar perce! of land 1 ; ‘ rar ! ) ang, Cooma ton We INDEX agg hg Insurance Agenclep 17A| Wed. Household Goods 27) P*.E 07 pugs O° > % T. 3. N. R. 10 ® bounded raliers, Age 25 to 58 ag ET oe the Nby Manhattan Avenue, 8. E | suuaing Servioe ee, r Way, Ine. : 4+ femme co's) FURNITURE NEEDED GIVE US © oe. eee: W. : Park | Bustos — chasedeskaghevd : AAA FLOOR SANDING *NSURANCE— , the r i LAYING FINISHING ~ QUALITY és home tote. 7. , 5 ia inel.. lots 6@ through | Bookkeeping & Taxes °°... .crss 0-48 — Austin-Norvell Agenc epseta Wil) buy outright or] OF YOUR LISTINGS 74 incl, lots 109 through 128 inel., lote | 5 ‘Besa 3s ss SEV eREEES ver Rouge Cc. BUD BI Pim 9-92: After ss se" % for vou & : GS inely.* Newton Bitatee—Gu fen Plowing os reest-sccees UA i s| A & B TRENCHING |™ ME em ad Se service you deed to felt your a : aap q ‘el ; (- * r" mn te aye - SELLING? . List your property with ws, pene E, ADAMS, CO. “i ys +. to : eee eveeee enone: YStTTE! s PE tb kn SB . ITY, OPER siagk eteesedas 5 90Rs eed eg ehweee ee ; . ee 3 gy aes tees £ » . | aa 2 Sieg Z em gt § * j ; i Z i‘ ; a } + % 4 fd ei 3) 00 Oakland Near Huron Under ent, ig oencaltor 1 BEDROOM DELUXE APTS. ; ‘gon. Inquire | Bechaae . FE 2 ww 0p TH, |, MODERN. Rag home on Elisabeth B chotce or call "a bunt” out of) Huntoon Lake Area anew cau sas = ars win i BUILDING SITE * acres. ere .. Housetrall- J. Doroth Suyder Lavender “PUTNAM STREET Income ane Shien att BALDWIN AVE. WM. A. KENNEDY. “allowed CHILDREN’ S HAVEN down. Terms. For Sale Hesies 43 * $500 DOWN > Late home on Midway St, FE eae a pr nd 1 Jaloute eit fa matie pes peat, 2 ¢ oar garage, ‘dock tile tie thie bath, full poe. heat, elec- trie water, i car ©, 2 extra lots o ¥ Priced to at #1l,- $2,500 down. .| 100 Foot . Commercial RC Dulidings the erms OLIE TOR a |ROSE Sent) Broker a: a WILL BUILD Wareing LK PRONT COTEIGE . : _ Pontiac Hilltop Manor OR , seit et oink Sized size home aft Sit “Chemens streets. ees. . JACK L. WRIGHT |! id Se cary ai WT ESO CIVILIANS e| ist, MI 4-3. |Rent Houses Furnished 35 BEDRM, TWIN BEDS. Eyelet +01. fest cor lot. ba.0ee, 0000 dn. 995 DN. NO OTHER COSTS ae in Immediately yaks NE "Koschell. Realty Fox & Hounds pee, Bi'mfield Hills MI 64133 | Lake al nytern_S Very desirr hie, to ritieal f iy. io je ti | CLEAN. : Fo meals, 1 $0077. | ~ sa itt] WAN 0 SHARE CAROE GOM-| Multiple Listing service meals, PE 23-3420 4 : Convalescent Homes 38A bedrom. Make me an offer, OR 3-9842. DORRIS REST HOME. WEST SIDE. 3 3 CAR GARAG bg Pot ;. ful d 2 binet is som i . bat well worth the abo pg lot, near high school, sell $1,000 down or consider home tm trade, _ LITTLE fea $10,078 Sale Fo Sale Homme 8 Eneben, £6003. HURON | oo Immediate’ possession of this eve m room. scaping, Take privileges TWO FAMILY 99,93 East DORRIS & REAL 52 W, Bi ae TRADE Sens: Breanne ay 2 THESE: os ee Established in 1016 ARE YOU THINKING OF TRADING YOUR’ OLD HOUSE IN ON A NEW HOME? NATURALLY you would like to get as as you van fo y ae ee There are sev- era’ ways this can be done. Let's see which way is best and the ot . 5 BEDROOMS vy — Well brick: home, 10 s, 2% LAKE PRIVILEGES NEARLY — New 2 heeds a ook on ay take = Call SYN MAYNARD on above Eg we ag dm i carat yt . fenced-in thady pe an 3 BEDAM. HOME, REASONABLE. 33: W. Huron gt. acreages, FLOYD KENT INC, - Realtor Ot ro, eye BY OW OFF WEST HURON. sive,* Sin sctre Eichonsty’ ap 2 car Sith nfepiote, eure beat. st tay be as income, 47 Thorpe : Rochester : Village. - . STOUTS Best Buys Today @ ACRES—HOME Gentlem located car . Located on MM Super Highway with 994 feet Prontage rr ea worth ask- ing price of $30,000, with terms, $750 DOWN Owner encpapenee Fie pod shew id. near Oakland LE. sedis rah it Soa price only $5,690, : $500 DOWN Located on large jarkston. 2, joven modern. Just a little mprovement on this home make you money, Only $5,500, sion, Edward M. Stout, Realtor vid N. ginaw st n Eves "TH 8:30 freated son on & very Lots of e feos nicely rated rooms, i comer igt, 2 ear garage with large work shop above Wall-to-wall car- pets in living and rooms. mm $13, cash to mtg. Brick Ranch Home Created the genius of en ing architect. Over 1800 feet of floor space, 8 rooms, one floor. Re : larg 2 ce rai paths, bullt in kitchen, auto dish washer, Close To Lake West: Suburban Apart t H Sna par amet © ouse p AUBURN HEIGHTS He ee reece gusege, potine nent — 5, aluminum storms a a very name got wall-to-wall ¢ ea a Soares. softener more. $13,000. ee ae * - _ aE 2, - aL fo Re | *| POSITIVELY {uw moe KNUDSEN ee |e Ranch Home man ey Binates J. R. Hiltz toom antl ne wn, et bath . | Beene . LARGI payment. Newingham | peas Danke. oor H. C. NEWINGHAM REAL owns a Le ee poten. Gon ome Ot NICHOLIE Brick veneer home. wen vowel ’ uo page eo oy OF for immediate AND HARGER os ee NE ew e, sk ts. a 32x17 ac of ground. Lat bela & betes = ay and clean § room stg, fended wit” Cyvions . ot with Cyclone > ; Priced ‘at *fh.s00 ‘aes Ge By me young $0) trees, Cod bun alow, 6 spac “completely: ‘Very attractive owners quarters. +¢ baths. base- Feito, ‘ins REAL ESTATE, INC, 20 8. Main, Seo ie case bdrm. home ia ely. heat. $7,000, m eagarace ,Apair More: fed ie “f WHITE BROS. . sks Can't Beat It. : poo tot | 5 rm. rye ise & scréens, A emia Rend ERRY E. ADAMS, CO: Eres . | & +4361 NICHOLIE |= Living. NEAR WATERFORD HIGH PHA resale, 3 bedroom YOU SEE Clarkston Gardens ? ? ? S bosere, ote, ESS, Tt port. Choice of dec- $15,250 * Faultless beni Well jeonted in restricted area jus’ of city, 6 7: pms rooms a ; heat, lot 900x120. Velvet green lawn, nice shade _gng_variety of — ear ‘ | Om easy PR arm, We sire wan't scat i tereened. water heater. Close Motor Division and h Schodl. Price down, Va Pert and Pretty giewood at "sage 9 ¢ poof Nice fenced rear yard. mor- ron gd of city. Pree’ bungalow on e 48.050; KINZLER er. MY 3-1282 so call of our courteous salesmen now, GAYLORD | ares 136 BE. Pike 6t, FE 49584 FE 56181 18 THE “BIRD” TO SEX WEST SUBURBAN Located large IPP 4+bedroom. Good agg > poe — room, oa replace, 2 2-car rage, gas heat. $19 on ferms the Partridge sian gh reom, San e If You're So Handy prove ; ston school ten bares 106 ca Eien d Watkins Lake are je & steer: some y Only a Month *til School Starts . brick GOOD QUALITY. bea rooms,” one, oe Ft a xe , e cap |. Gta Rarnaee, oace. Wie Iowa, 3 sion bacsmenk’ FB ny ae soms| RAINBOW REALTY re oem 522 8. P. - On 2 lots, sake rivileges. with 900° Da. ~ LAKE yaon?, 6 large ‘rooms, 3 besremmne, ate full base- ment, _hypree z 240 ft. & hue. heat & ho & hot wats? large teh extra 's en, & spacious. Pol price * 25 ; with attractive terms. 4 room home, 2 bdrms. Living Ktichen. ‘attic finished, base- LIVING ROOM, kitch- 2 bedrooms, inside plum bin Lovely 5 Room and Bath Pi Seas $1,000 down Tasmania Street bg, A ae down will put room home. o | Se erie: austen. . | Webster School District remodeled space Util, ora 8 ROOMS. FRA eed: hot tered with cove celine Storms & Priv. on 120. Prcasant Lake. Very FR weer home. for ey Sak y. right! 8 ACRES with smal! mod. heme. Partial basement. Beautiful yard, Grape arbor. Cherry trees and tre ie $200 DN: 3 BEDROOM . aerating and 10 handle. SPs th’ hen Many other listings to choose from. List with confidence MUTART REALTY 1113 Oakley Park Ra. 4-2685 2410 8. Commerce Rd. __MA 42381 $2500 EQUITY. r¥, ONE BEDROOM house, ceme ‘t block garage on : Lake four lots, near Union EM_2-g214. 3 ranch. @ fenced fa cunemend tee jocation id $1,000 DOWN 3 bedroom home. Needs some interior finishing. Lake priv- Leges $i,20¢ DOWN 9 bedroom bun . Excellent kitghen. Lot 560x175, rs fa pone ranch. Living 1x18 hes * heat. vine tom #1 500 wingilaw,. 1, sede ge, isk for: 2 eran baer Wes cane. rut rut pave } Full ent. sump pam. at. dish washer. "INCOME. eotiy payment neighbor .t a Seal eunk. $15,000, terms. John K, Irwin. ~ gy 313. West ftuven sirect Phone FE 5-9447 Eve. FE §-4066 Nice Te ita + beatoedh room, home, newly = iene sisb00 down, “JIM _WILLIAMS ial Baldwin Aver, PM eget JERRY OFFERS . TODAYS SPE CIAL | * . iat oe =i ee 4 | NORTH SIDE. Saved tree i ee rite ee =: NORTHS mr] bg Ae wei a hog » Us. Pa on | | thy NEA Services, tne. “What kind of a vacation is this—nothing to do but sit Me. conretad A | $1,000 down this desirable} around and rest!” . : 5 unite ‘plus § tm. house plus : JERRY E ADAMS, co. 2 zoom 204 os o_ Waten- Buy Thru Partridge Terk floor. plan. go ge on = inn — Humphries : mae ay oe Highway iss Dae eer Pe ease MWe MAYE LOTS OF LAKE List Thru Partridge _ wate Down pane Large | aot Sale Houses 43, For Sale Houses 43 ox, Tek - panel os bres. Sune Wee ee eID EWAY NAVY SAYS MOVE HURON VALLEY : Fa EALTY as MODERN _ a, 4 Rie Gap HEAT, 343 IR- “Reclaimed Brick” Re wey § : sige > ave ~ rr 4-6203 fetes Sate 21 EoR COLORED J ohnson aD oe SRG | MES eR oee| , RANCH TYPE |onthlakatront | > sale Revert Prop 4A |Eact Bovleved with > . FAMILIES __ son ieeak eens Earl E. James Good bur at $8,900, terms, down, Eviced, 3 Setroem., 7 Bin Rive eed‘Ebes Late. Diahed.Siaaied” on larne Sacre MIDDLETON | 3 befrm. with new moder kiteh- | 4 O. “i ee Trocke 8 ROOMS eg x iver ond Elbow Lake.| comer’ lot, wilhia 1 block of new o street, | caan e om Vectestion “room, Scar | STLVAN VILLAGE LOW DOWN PAYMENT oortes. -SPECIALS! ere eo pentane tereg nice ne itear garees ote. fate pris Union take Ha” EM 340n 4 BEDROOMS see Sees an “pact sete, : rarer | suet A NCTE) erature | OE YOusece | "Semeatome ay Sat Rees yee th tees ames | ham tee wear yceree| ROY Annett Inc. we Te ot eee $400 DOWN me is whcenien aoe ariarge.3 bedroom, | Basement fy - ere CUCKLER REALTY 96° Bg yg fons, 8100 down, $28 me.| 98 =. Moron Fides! 60406 fuse down. sae: Haven San tices sam tile’ beth, : ee #1 "tows "Donth ~ 3 barm, douse, die yr? Income Saginaw 3 000 me Rekenls ® month.) verry Ghose) | Open Bronings end Gunday 14 cit forced air best. Lake. priv. Fausges PE +164 C $4311 | Also from 4 to di 7B _¢teet re _tas|3 Bedrm Bungalow — ee a Set Ss | CN EL | Rta mee eee) ew. omway | BROWN |e ermacoce| Semaine See [Make Money Hee : & screen: fe, | es Ww. Hutoo FE 43571 : on one floor. downtown A eg "PANCUS Realtor | ue meta aes.tate!~ nr LAKE RD. |=S7=RZAIN 4. CRW, RARLY aes ihc nmirae : pare pide. “showing. & ‘good ir fisg tows "or ‘take ai as , § fom modern with inched RD. pre patio vecond iv: | 18.27% COUNTRY HOME — eT 97 | Sse, Bod sod _omanee 05° come of 438000 per. month del car as down pay- sollect zoe) iin aitdio apartment. Also ea | tpe'S full teins, Grerciie sores | Gk Sedna treet: ‘home:| ferter. "somprete pew | Tiler: oll Beak. Full priee os.tes, ‘write or call} ~~fhe fi of manage Bent ‘ ie, 2 room oder Bia’ tates ea: | Suny rocspow. Vac tow an. | Bick icon ths Hduumate| CSirouX-F TONKS | Johnston & Hubbard | mea FoR a DOWN t aon eatin at "RANCH TYPE Wea. & Sun. 1816, Loyd. nepal bedroom lst, floor. 3 tee | - ampemmal, BEAL ROTATE se Sale Or Trade Ssieegemecet | Gtcir hte Par | Stade bo wie "| EIet Ot, mibematet | coe" Sus | pete eee ge | 8 Sor Sin ectan Pron al Sere ete ob on paved ‘sires with 2 oat ee after @ call Mr.| “| BEDROOMS . Earl E. James Rave sew pale h now reoets Hem stead “ le Sg ~~ RIDGEWAY Tease, {PE Silts, , Close tn. Excellent for weeome. | 1 COME PROPERTY of land. “A real value.” ‘ LARGE § BM. RANCH | TYPE Se This blog could be used ‘Mid A. JOHNSON, Realtor scene an dan caer 12 room, nk, tring tn | MEAs Lee ARM wie a ,Bloomfield Highlands | Low sakes, me fue commenty.| down peymenl. Cal now, we Pe eral FE rete eam 2 Satie = Ful ike St. Bldg. 3 BEDRM. Nature Lovers qi fe lis an i * 5 LAKEFRONT {suartee <= if i Tt: found just 15° miles This piace has eS eee, A yy og heat, large oy x i, pang ge this ts on Sashabaw pavement lot. Private entrances LIST — With ws for fast & EY-| Executive with « family | 3 and 4 ‘ot on left side of Victory. Teal at . Clarkston-Orion it R > $1 tis work on inside." Briced Tent Gail after ® only. HOWELL. S30) ficient service, Wi «Lb hen win Selon ban | cash, gt_ will, sell on time ‘tor) Rent Lease Bus. Prop. 49A xe os Trees_Pes VISIT OUR Look fiteplace & butlvan Seokcase, in: | _¢-Dar ——=——-—=—- | 90x80 STORE SPAVE, DIRECTLY : - grer our 300 PHOTO-LISTINGS. ge ey @ Lots aqeees from the sew post office You'll save time. jee , pat . Located tn Waterford Twp. when built W uron PFE RR re | rc ert ee eed | ee L. H. BROWN, Realtor | Stent ges heat. gus weter hester.| ceat’ down . 8 Ww Ph, FE 24610) Two-car brick garage. Price te: HOLMES BARTRAM For Sale or Exchange 50 but con tract. "Shown by" appointment | @ = FT. FRONTAGE ON MONT- | wareRrRonT CoTTsoE, TERMS Buys this large 3 bedroom ne Seacing eee, : . calm. PE 20433, .sgeinny. (ear St Mich it ei otrued "ate whlch ree BRINGING UP Rg cr a AT CASS LAKE Business Opportunities 51 “PONTIAC REALTY | Henan’ guniee tretetay od A PAMILY? |— di Resare | Sse Sect)” uy thew Parcridge Baid FE 5425 | ict ‘paved s0sd. Payments of| Nere’s e haven of satety for your! , BUNGALOW NonTR| J00- O°T situ "thon Se-| List Thru Partridge D1_Baidwin balance = ; ‘on ® 96375 at 4 per cent BUILDING, 1.350 SQ. FT $1250 DOWN. 3 BEDROOMS au| fireet, right next to school, Mouse take "some cash ‘and trade tor| WARD E. PARTRIDGE OF Pe tee ie £2 22s . on one floor, 24 foot living room,| Pi.eceua.” aon value for equity. Cash) DAT TO FE 43581 | Elisabeth Lake Rd. Zoned. light GILES | SSS S| SESE S| WG smo | ei enn "| aaeratee te 4 = : : : room, 1% car garage pd atic alah ES . STORE. 8D i. : : of land. Leeated at the North disposal . : OPEN EVE. Tit 9. 5 3 ee ee ot catia, Raeet | Fase Miers oe Be] an moe one Bete! —TOSr YN AVENUE | scc"hetee art gota : down.” : ; j Z. Walton Eves. $7950. gereens & storms & outdoor-grill.| ¢ , brick’ fireplace. Owner with toakitfal. trees cases. oY FE 2-0095. : ts : : : Drayton Plains ae - — Landscaped. Within easy driving Franefering will sacrifice, $ti,- Se ae wee war Realtor, FE OWN srOWN GROCERY FOr zo i CENTRA } nee i 4 pe : e. @ oa : iroonis, gue sein beat fear} Civilians — $490 Down | fn erira large 180 2 0 | Reneh was bul in ‘Se and] Suey ezenines, Set, and Gun. RIDGEWAY Chna® LOT ON WEST SDE. 3. am : pull ‘price, 1.000, $1,000, NO OTHER Costs Clarkston Only sshe down, Konkel | BEEGe, soe eee ena | 1is5 GUPPIELD, WORTH OF WiA- REALTOR 203 | <2 PE_9-9813. FOR LEASE NEW , = 2 dedrm. Rreplote iocuted “or bonus: | buy at sinsod. "| Rrogorn'Ecenene colored bath S| ple Birmingham's finest diatriet.| 7 POMERAT, nq f= “OO WiC BUILDING LOT ON EAST BUILDING . We also heave many attractive) almost new, auto. heat. Hot street, near tures oak floors, large -attach He : . Pontiae Country Club golf course.| To : Yonch homes, in Bloomfield, Trey,| ter. Fenced. al schools and mter.| Income — $950 Down bresseway. 166 font, frontage, Le | ae a = in} Income Property 43A fon, roed x 118 fe desp. _ionit"as oesal “ J 2 > good ie in —_ weve * : Boas eet ‘ : y Some tote and| es Foun pat’ Wate wi tabs down payment of ¢heaper for} Pull | Bes fees. * gown, ¢ & bein tp. Good ioce-| ~ BUIL Beer & wine dcense. 3famm- a ppg = re privegen. May in & look at % & if eare of payments, Owner Owner m west. Harry ste-| #00. FE ta our well-reatricted Waterford ty howe 1" acte and,” finess > ; jocks ieee what you sre’ you are N a ee DRAYTON PLAINS AREA, $3. yvens. MI 4 E 2F. a Sn te oe ee ee oe x sale inquire at siore. 090 . See this today Se er chaceme san ok woe family inoome. SSeoment, 3. ear tg Sh HERBERT e DAVIS FOR LEASE, SEVERAL NEW sU-

a= i ae ee ae oe iosme pessiniiitice. €3 Soot fown ‘tnd io per. month. Dg yay aes 5. LAKEFRO! LEX Vs _ sites for fine homes will be BUSINESS” 00 with terms. frontage on beautiful Cali for appointment. — 3 Watkins Lake {pm omaer, plus) ~ ready soon Orive out WIDEMAN em agg ro full base- TA a ae : Pos 4 bedroom home~very ft Se oe Se oe ae | Ra. } mile West : mar | Seton ieee | GILES REALTY CO. | cLARK REALESTATE | fost grove lami bame-rexcer| are han mate-parmente Poone | aad teost TAVERN 432_W. Huron __ye ¢un| Rickito steele, neal TOR m MALO Ae. oe tee = W. Huron Open. Eves, it Noch peck d oar ar | weet: CARI. W. BIRD, Realtor |. m smau town near Pontine. sm = *. fied hee N Se MOLT TSTING SERVICE tacheg pera, screened peak Converted into 3 apts. 2 baths, ex: 863 Community Nationa! ‘Bank Bids. easy-to-operate bat,” sea Ky isa ae MULTIPLE LisTING service | —MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE. | Excel Sees Ee Feates, Wil eivetdon | tae Brick building inet 8 rma. & beth end farm . Close to High- : IRE . ‘low. down pay-. Eee 4913, | = “BYing. quarters. Bey prop. © busi wre bong BE SOLD. | Mat, om aspect bus end mali| Ranch Home INTTO 231 StRATEMOK Cranberry Lake ment “Prone Ui" Lato Tor "ap | —2°aet # ate. FB t80 neas far only $12,300" down, Lovely 2 bedrm. home. New 232 acres, with 19 seres of woods, Seen Doe barge oe GALOW - MEW WAli-To 5 Lee ae ee a, - Buy Thru sege ssc ear at 199 Uy 300. Bie running stream th rty.. ing rm. with Bae Po r WALL. In and room. fire. Gas List Thru Part Eoaeee Priv, Full| Excelitnt bulding site Sat8 pe ceramic wainscott ip Act & night club. One of the most Price $9600. $2,000 dn. Sere. an mae Tious bedrooms, pleaty of AND is, A | Hitchen. foil basement SPECIAL SITES: peaut, & most wed. bars in the iu W. Comer Bt, Highland fume’ cote aban wae ELIZABETH LAKE Es. = BOUT to $24,990 wit) substantial down | SVCOM PVT.) wxcelien cana fine. putd.| aver 900.000. Live 1a" God coun ry ARR en ae entity eae: slows. ull. base- Ol, HEAT BACK . tm geod | wuarigra "Only 40,008 Gown Days large “living rm. win ® prctare oo large lot having Motes | painted, walls, bath, BC. #00 =~ HOME indies Jccecap ; ‘ kitehen éinin INCLUD- windows Tle bath, beaut. "decor. on mais, road and 200 fest] = SOS, Ataminum siding, & | tna TAXES AND INSUR- MICHIGAN BUSINESS : wei Fentec O8 FO terrific value!! $12.809 - Oh ANCE, : 2 : Piains SALES CORPORA’ ‘ION Poe . _¥es! Lake privileges too. 3 : TI . — Better hurry on these. 3 ACRES x ; JOmE A : toeen ‘ vest sumurben | GARDEN. OVER 30, FT. ING ‘fue area with lake privileges. PR ee eee os - PARK AT OUR FRONT DOOR scree 3 ttn na] cates xgerg ek | | BRBENRIE OME |e snd FE HmOFy ay es Aluminum sidi ea ie Acreage. 47 Biches” sing oom | Sigh si yim wrichT | Lk. Angelus Rd. snaceate ee rock an = Par tridg S “bit eats wet £35 Si ae Bh GU arage. $19,- hel , and 5 2 aa OAKLAND AVE. PF 5-0441 | © : ; : ‘ . | Sa eee prrvaceces. | See ere ren tesa tase bre 4 SANGO « AKEPRONT SDD. VERY NICE 1 ROOM brick | LAKE PRIVILEGES carpet om 6 ; 5 & BATH, 3 BEDROOMS | F: ick quor, NT SBD Nong a igoear te meme | | GUEAN 8 ROO LOG | Smee fons fa! fen, Barman Gabon 3 [nme RNAS | tel wed tineety oleae ipigiectvas: | itont eh See” | coun-een-noy - | fine Titie tee. S| oplacres cenrty | Saou Samia te a ROLLING ___.- : ane A FACTORY BAR a a? location at é of i Sih the etre y & ie “ie. “Grosses WARD E. PARTRIDGE REALTOR, | FE 43581 ce ee cect r 3 - licicsiatannas oo ooo tiicceati Com: u ; Fooes r CORNER 412 x 760. Tengu, Geen Bate | ise, ‘see tie Dow. WoobED tee %n acne | REAL ESTATE INC, room and Hichen. Hare | R. J. VALUET, Realtor RRO | | MOARLAND AVE, FE toe)” AUBURN AVE. - | iE Lv NENINGS UNTIL 2. | Lange vine tm. Pall Ging rm. » end} WM. MILLER REAL’ Se bok rand | Let us show you today. | REALTOR. FE.20263 i Sel) ee ae os Z skae Set ws oe eal 13" tes. a 2 gil] mate Pha! eee] RAY OINEIL, Realtor || GEO 4 : ue ug ; Wo sie ime STATEWIDE. Service poe of 30% DISCOUNT sero ie. ot John Kinzler, R Realtor #16 W. Huron 8t FE ¢353 Jo your old home on this lov Eves. “tt! ag small bank ne E. ADAMS, co. Eves Dixie. £ WELL SECURED ooo balance ‘able month- Se € per poe B aud Secured TEAGUE FINANCE CO. "202 N. MAIN ROCHESTER, MICH. a . Rochester, OL 1-9791 "GET CASH QUICKLY _Upto $00 See PM ag By X Scrap & Iron... 556A CARS = Huron. - 3 GRA o OeNe Sth excellent condition. Pb. Pg Ee am, 7 GAS RANGES. FULL & $8, Radio Phone Comb t Piero $27. Every- cond, FE 32-4900. with om he ot besa Bhs Eu" - dren Boe, E. ADAMS CO. ve dan * “| ELECTRIC old, weg ne : “I really can't say T enjoyed your new book — George | Slew. NL aM AP thew deatecee FE 2-225 | BLAYPEN. AMERICAN BEAUTY- onde — end eri -mattiress; tables. tabie, Sota & chair. Storms & « nctewns. FE 40270, bet. am REFRIGERATOR, GOOD CONDI- PE 60345 afier 5 p.m UILT Ww. ra metes . 603 N Johnson. 4-5160 — room 4 peng iv. i “each. 2 occasional tables, 65 $10. OL, 60836. Ve OP TO On Sn Norge floor sample automatic washers & dry 2 yrs to pay of 00 days—same as cash, 121_N. meee. E 5-6189 SINGER SOLE ROUND E BOB- bin, make _~— of $6.50 Call Michigan STOVE. E noes NGER CONSOLE, EXC’ COND ONTHS 2488 Pontiac bulve a Sylvan Sewing Center, FE STO VES. ing ytd B a2 bit. Ciem- canes, Tears NEVER USED. $55: Cito segue “ale, “a8: Gas stove, $25; 17” « hot water tga tie new. sagt eet Pussies SMALL “TEBLVINATOR Sapeaa. Good cond, $30. FE 4-266. wk. Call FE Siaos $27: DINING — SUITE YOUTH _ BED. “TRADE-IN DEPT. i . washer. ...,.... 95 = AD eB Guat Elec, washer........ rie Bet ee paarome (bo. Sed Ser css, He pe, Veaveud : 1% years old Seed cena. Studio © rs eae Seas 0 j 2 pe lving room suite... .... $10.96 DAVENPORT & CHAIR, GOOD | 2,Pc. living room suite....... $29.95 condition 1411 Cooley Lk. Ra. | $29 val. WY tans $70.86 DA ANR 2 CHAIRS, N - LAN 2 jonetin, FE 4estt. 18 W. Pike a FE 41122 ZDIsTINGrIVE MONOGRAMING USED REFRIGERATORS. $40.50 & “ Saginaw R. B To Electric Co., 1060 DROP Saar LEAP SAECO ANY. FOUR Huro chairs. Good cond. MApie 5-1140. TEMKO GAS HEATER. * 1s WASHER. 4 YRS.| # Toom capacity. Like new. Used old, EM before noon. only one seascn $50, 18 McKiniey moo —-- | Dp, after 6:30 p.m. East | IROMER. see Fe S01 pues iGHT FREEZER, 1 MO. OLD. a Used take Take usED | Lopes N ‘ELECTRIC ELECTRIC MAN CLOCK,] furters, ae eee $7. ry wie. Woiskere, i Bewer, ~ - Gin win triple pie ror USED TRADE IN aie items, eap. _ DEPT, 708 amet — "Happy ‘Folks. FINANCE CORP. OF PONTIAC PE 4-0535 SALE "aeep —, se Beem ~ ef chromiem git PE S406 » green, FRAYE °R’S USED BARGAINS Used refrigerators nice. tion, automatic washers, automatic dryers. LOW, LOW, PRICES FRAYER’S “td rie antes. 495 “up le 503 N. ai, Nata” vi FULL $5. Kelvinator er refrig.. about passtnares AUTOMATIC W. = er, Good ernt. $100. “MI 46406. eee selec- | TV. about 1¢ eu. FRIGIDAIRE pRenT, WiLL L -| _ sell_cheap. FE §-3603 MY Marg Sec ECONO: FURNITURE CO. eR ead AVE. Le hand or TV. AR AND QUART TARE, WHEELCHAIR reasonable. FE For Sale Miscellaneous 60 1-1-l-A CLEARANCE. int, . ar ats entrance 40 cents pr. se pct off on cabi- ned track r hard re Lingle ue frame, frellers. Contest OU © 10911, ext, threw it.at me!” Sale Household Goods 57 For Sale Miscellaneous 60 OVER, Ty SET8 FROM) ANCHOR FENCES WALTON TV _ Fis eltias pea” wah our r ices SURPLUS por MBER & MATERIAL SALES CO. S340 Highland Rd. (M30) _ $400, ‘ALMOST = _. $400. Sacrifice FE 5-2060. oans sh TTERIES, ¥ 86. ig? 8, SAGI- FEES Conds AND FF 4X6X4 TRAILER, naw. PE feat. Hot eutom. F ie 8 nly: SS a Fi “KC. Comps * tories. com 14.95. irregulars Rifchigan Paton Pat orn Lk. ave. MAN & ANS W ING RING set. $50. FE #-0002. SELL 300° gai. tank & atand. com! 9 wheel trailer with 16 1649 Ford. lf interested, c 82018. : ZEB mattress. Bathinette. scales Rollaway bed ae a ee: SPtge a see Tes. NEW ELECTRIC GIB BLBOTRIC GIBeON OUTTAR OVERHE HEAD STEEL GARAGE DR. 8 by 7. FE 5-329. OUT OF CAR ay se a $1390M o % . y y 4 we x yt Rio Check’ ‘our t brikes, betore you Ye Blackettes Bl Siac be ss Bldg. Supplies new, with rmalching bench & ke ‘price oo oo Re ‘Gad be seen by SPP" Sale Office Equipment 63 BURROUGHS ADDING -MACHINE. es = $45. Market 43975 € Pe AE Se STENO - TYPE MACHINE With case, like new. Reasonable, OR WsEp 3 AND — 1 weet wood office desks, waln « . 6 to 60-10 new ee el chairs, ape delivery. Ey ished. Sale Store Equipment 64 F GLASS SH SHOW CASES, STORA mere several tables, Priced ~ ssf Mighiand Ra. (0450) OR 3-0600 OOTHS. too May be seen at 1027 S&S. Woodwa al Oak. LI 10172. i FREEZER, 6x12". RATIONAL CASH REGISTER. . Cheap. MArket 43975. ~e ORGAN ELECTRIC. ~ Exe. arch, tavern & Eimortuary. Good price. MArket 42348 “farnaces. a sater ang ate am boilers, atic hard- Wre Hh oe Big Wrecking Bargain cking Brick Building ~~ of face brick hike LUMBER s CO.” now "BUY DIRECT: Baseboards ..... _ ..ccsesss Door & window trim ....... $5.50-C Cove i..uss oenssens erescveses 83.00 Bhoe MOM . ..cesvevsevceveces $2.78 ‘ sss eeGeseaee 50 Door jambs, interior ....0.0.. $2.95 Door frames exterior ....... $3.06 dal! se .. 8 by 28 $3.30 oors interior flush from .. ss. Comb doors ....... Sere. doors $17.95 Windows double LR 2x20 $12.28 2600 Union Lake Rd. at Commerce EM. 3-4148. Complete house orders we do better. CEMENT MIXER WITH ELECTRIC motor, $75. OR 3-4660, SoNERCaE ter y Soler. <6 eee A. 4. =, Sine. come oo sa val PE age OSET DOORS tee! a ome fF aa Sune oor gt, Fy -- Pontiac. FE of oll. $125. Combination coal) and a heater, $4, Cabinet sink, $25. L Ge Oi HoT aan water dD COAL $i DARK RED — BROW | CEMENT. COLOR, FOR PATIO BLOCKS AND TILE ELLOw RED — BLUE GREEN — ORANGE GREEN. TAN & BLACK BLAYLOCK & BUILDING SUPPLY CO. 1 Orchard Lake Lake Ave... FE 3-7101 op CULVERT PIPE iv 5. os ua ated pet’ tinea) ‘Church S, ae ‘Squirrel Ré. FE 2.0233. PLYWOOD SPECIALS one & a % B Birch tie & Ste 2 ice aq, tt Cul ts on - My -- Interior “Pontiac Plywood Co. 14688 Baldwin Ave. Ph. FE 3-2543 Sale Sporting Goods 65 $45.00 WEAVER E4 SCOPES, Willams motnts, B ther Philip's 79 No. viseginaw ALL Ber, sete ese a 8. feingraoh “Rd is é p Manley. Loach io S baniey, PICNIC TABLES Already assembled er do-it-your- walker. antew WEL PUMP. 5-0008. WITCASES FROM $2.96 CAMERAS FROM $2.96 MEN'S RINGS $1.00 Mee than peou ATCHES, $7.95 LAYa as Way OR PAYMENT PLAN PL 18 8. SAGINAW Sheetrock 4x8 Sheet $1 35 ao ir Oxke 212. an 00 MM 428% fig plywood ...........$3.90 MA BURMEISTER SKIN DIVERS Mask, fins & sults. Boats & mo- - =_ ae alr, Lung cent PINE LAKE INN 3508 Orchard Lake Rd. PE 5-8315 ae tente- 3 Fun ~8 el EF i e 2k? , é z : i i EQ SSC EN ies. White with buff, $25, FE New Bolens Garden. tractor from nougeTeN’s & "SON; ‘pochester Case a Pergusce Ds CALIF, HERE WE ee es +, Sgrsee y 1 fac Chief + ine PIPE 6 PT, Ba9| TOP GOT. |eom saLm: 18 Cows. 8 MOL me save PLUMBING tx ora Coe Lake Ba Co. Hr oft Maden PE. = etn, mfr fred, G 1 Jer. le homes oni ~ — “ae ayy. Pontiac, aLA AR oer : ete pa ae acee EF cas "| TACK ERE Tia IRE FIL | sony esau exemLumer| sn ie bal he iit lBs fee Bot SSS Fht sen | Detron EL e41s| gravel “Crusbéd stone PE S.2ber, | —f0% children. WM 32061. tactatneata oc a FILL DIRT, | FILL SAND. MA- _ Sale Farm Produce 75 75| "Taster EX GE ELEC MIXER Ba ee 8 ee, OS et Lia sand, top soll & pes @ravel. | ~~~ 2 6 &. T ph * mounted on i6-lm, wheels, Good| j,5 eo oon k _Binck dirt, #6. PE 23061, BURBANK PLUMS. LEONARD'S ponanors | WEY FAY 7a? BiG PRICE FOR cond. FE 5-1509. ro. apa te | FREE PILL DIRT TO ANYONE| Orch 231 N. Squirrel, FE} thes new trailer, See used ELECTRIC LIGHT Fe. EGTON paint ie thy i 6 et I I a ret 14 to 60 i. os for every rooni ——_ house, Newe = SILCONTTE— TR ANEPA Z| pf eewe Das FE 5-3808, 357 EVERBFAR G STRAWBERRIES. Marine Coach Saies, 0 N. most beastifel selection of eget gang ill k FARM TOR ROtLSyoe | ONO: aa-F ..._olly_MElrose aitional, territie ues. Bedroom, gutslde ide ail Sess ON! * | tor $10. Delivered. FE cose. | MOR dimes Ra PE P1100 TRAILER EXCHANGE 2 vi > room . oo TARE PIANO Ss i. ia och, Oe | MALE emraee ce BA | oro ecere GUavers *8| carvano couwry —Fanwmgrs| MOBILE HOMES Yalue, $1.6. Slightly factory iar | hor water peater, 30 gal, $20, 3 | GRAVEL SAND, ROCK AND-TOP|- from? te'1-38 pam. Thurs, 2:0 OF QUALITY f ent, 383 Or-| wheel ar, geet apes b00. | aol Beiives every Setutday.| to 8:00 p.m. Oven = - ‘Also Rev. out “colers he pt white uf nan on ON (244 ¥Ds OF bard Ne PEA S, AP! FOR SALE mers ip a FUE" 9 “Oth SANE, NEW, 35 GAL. Rem-eio.” Ontlang “Fuel 6| ~ PONTIAC LAKE 1 “wOILDERS Kopel Ran SN: MAK) OitACE & PRAREE | : Paint reeked Po ¢ fee re sue PE 5-618. : Band. gravel. fl dirt dram te, | PEACHES | & APPIES HOME- fn 't “TOUk-a-H'O MH ‘oungs- | FURNACE — BRYANT arin R SHoy| trucking. cement and ‘mortar. OR on Orchar me Travel trailers, 15, & iF. counter-flow. 78,006 . ABC ¢ & trash). Pine tables, 2. eres ed Exe FR ftioned used trailers, like burner, Like new. Reas. MA odes. large es, bar BAND, GRAVEL, TOP SOi, AND | PEACHES - RED HAVENS. | vent, imgnediate posse Slvans aa ae AL ES. al rd Lak. |. clay, Charles Fenion,. OR 2-3817. | - = highest-quality BOTT LE GAS ainiteg tigre | SHAMLER” WET ROD BONE OR | "er eee vertes, On uget'™~| Fas ovteed ‘Guey ge | PARTS. & SUPPLIES Values Michi jan Fluorescent, 393 hee 8 008. jerk Monroe. 86 5. For Sale Pets @ Breese bring beskate.” Milfors. | ® Buies gt "til and Sun, P.M. ib owe ete : Ee Saad i sopeee | Ada 2B af. Evans i} nein noe | and colors. Boys’ sizes. MMA cg 7 a @ NO MONEY DOWN! Use Your Ola TV , Appliance or Furniture as DOWN PAYMENT _ Let's swap ... your old TV, radio, phono, furniture or . appliance for sparkling new merchandise. We don’t care _ whet condition your “‘trode-in” is in . . . we're prepared to make a deal! C’mon in. . (bomen ore see hot! - ers SAVE $81.95! FOR YOUR OLD § ‘BENDIX |. WOT) ae 21-inch TV - OPER Friday & Monday Nights Until 9- FREE Parking! FOR YOUR OLD LIVING ROOM SUITE | wae! $179.95 SUITE Regardless of , ' Condition ‘h S\ Regardless o ee ' Condition © taka FS $1.00 Week =| i Distinctive Brod this 2-Piece big, beautiful Bendix 21- inch TV. Clearest,. sharpest Modern : = wenn mealate . Li i : New 1958 Room Admiral. |. | "=". Portable TV sofa and matchi iden Reg. $149.95 chair. Floor samples. go 90 - . é . ‘ | spa > Autometic Electri¢e Big screen, easy to carry! Pop-Up Toaster So light in weight, even a 50c © dy & Weekly $7: . Usually 139.95 Now Only ——— Includes double dresser, 742 ean im Bon chest and Bookcase bed. Floor sample, but all.new . = im Tess Automatic Electric Hoover Steam Iron Regular $ 95 Pric No Money Down Pam ¢ child can carry. New Famous CLOSE-OUT of FANS! 21” TV-Radio WEST BEND G-E, Eskimo, Fasco Phonograph The lenty: of hot weather ahead, De elk hee ee Combination COFFEE MAKER No Money $495 Was $354.95 as $gpss 50c Weekly $ = 50c Weekly Automatic percolator — shuts off. when coffee. is done, Makes 8 cups. Wood cabinet. 3 1” FOR YOUR OLD TV, automatic phono- graph and powerful ee radio - all. play. with No Money Down BREAKFAST beautiful brilliance, $2.00 Weekly! 3 : a FOR YOUR OLD SET . Philco, Admiral, Regardless of RCA Victor, Emerson MATTRESS Condition AUTOMATIC PHONOS ‘iisenaina= Ssdbiek Your chetes Regardless of COTTOM OR INMERSPRING = — fet table *.¢ 5-PIECE Condition CHROME DINETTE wT & | Reg. $79.95 | ° $59 Includes plastic, mar- saat top table $19 Price includes any old mattress or . spring in trade. ; with chrome trim and legs plus 4 match- $1.00 Weekly ing chairs. 50c Weekly No Money Down ° -- Budget o> 52S ee Sn A PRR Ee eee ee ee eee &. “eee Sk. " i det Be et ne TS Sofot 2 Eee a TWO caw THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, AUGUST 15, 1957 VALUES FOR ONE FROM 519° TO “ee ——- in a choice of six and traditional ¢ Button-fromt, and Ciness. Colectelly upholstered in new fabric and texture patterned plastic favored a bag go ep aaa COMPLETE with STEEL-BASE frame. SPECIAL! se ial ) INNERSPRING SLEEPRITE @ F TWIN SIZE TWIN BOX <> MATTRESSES SPRINGS Economical comfort that is positively un- beatable! Well insulated innerspring units ae sdb npreel etnebtin Rpeihl bits inna. ‘* spring martresses. Replace your old spring tow! You'll get new sleeping comfort and : e add years to the life of your mattress. During this sale only... 2 box springs for $29.95! ys you'd have to pay $29.95 for just one . mattress. But, during this sale.only, you As Little - get TWO for that low price! Shop early... quantities are limited. Don’t miss out on 4 this amazing value! WHC. 108 N.S. XG IN. AW... .FE 3-70 ~ THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, AUGUST 15, 1957 THREE DOUBLE TRADE-IN ALLOWANCE For Any Old Furniture!—SAVE! BIG 3-Pc. Juvenile CRIB and CHEST ~~ SETY Natural or Maple Matching Finish Can Be Used av Twin of Bunk 8-Pc. Maple Sleepytime crib with springs and chest. Your choice of beautiful B k B d S$ t Natural of Maple matching fin- un e et | | , ish. Crib springs adjustable to f three heights. Left side drops Was $89. 95 Crib mattress has innerspring unit > fege hile You get TWO maple’ beds, yee eA ee TWO comfortable mat- 95 “ — tresses, TWO resilient coil ) springs and matching guard rail and ladder. : Beautifully Finished in Maple or Mahogany! $ You get 3 pieces including panel bed, chest and single dresser. Sixteen other styles and 1 quality pieces ae at proportionate savings! $1.00 WEEKLY! FOUR site THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, AUGUST 15, 1957. : Trade-In Allowance. my” «on Any Old Radio or Phono When You Trade for a New Whice QQ. Music ortable Hi-Fi a-Sp 2C Automatic Portables NOW PAY ONLY $700 WEEKLY! — —— . —— 20¢ Weekly 3-Way PORTABLE. Latest model. Choice = ’ of 4 colors. Operates $ 95 ‘ i cn ne be Seat EDD GLOCK RADIO ape player with audio- switehy and dial-beam ee . @ Week! TABLE RADIO tendoaen, Pi Niel ded starting and peter "@ Week! . : et in ontenna | WKC, 108 N.SAGINAW. ..FE = z THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, AUGUST 15, 1957 FIVE — | wel give youuptowhat you — paid for your present TV! We'll pay you up to the full amount you paid for your operating 17” or 21” black arid white table model toward the purchase of this new RCAVICTOR 2} a y ZA Big Color TV *\, “= Remember, World Series Boseboll . otana"s se". are tecetetie eee iia 3 Gomes Are Televised in COLOR! M ee a ve A New RCA Victor Big Color TV is dependable and easy to ane", at a tune! You'll see programs in*rich, vivid “Living Color” pies <0 - reguior shows in clear bilgck-and-white. It’s Sa . tote’ NO DOWN $°—5350 a — PAYMENT ce oleae | | TABLE RADIO bes Resonant “Golden Throat” tone. AC 50 € A Week Pay §$ as aoe “HO MONEY DOWN! High Powered os have printed PORTABLE RADIO end dependable All RCA. Victor radi circuits for longer life performance. * Trade-in Allowance on Trade , Radio or Phono in ; coc RCA Victor Radio haiinatli ope ge ie oO : : ; . ‘ : = : eT . s re ere ee : 2 gee . We 23 ae. Tee as ee SS) aes eee eo ae =e a = A SE nD a Ry a a a RO ORR ena as SIX 5. THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, AUGUST. 15, 1957 | PHILCO “1958 a A el = Oo OD", A 8) ae 8 ee OA On 4” Diagonal measurement, 332 $q. in. viewable area with amazing, new WRAP-AROUND WORLD'S FIRST 3-SPEAKER WIDE-DIFFUSION TV SOUND SYSTEM * Exclusive HTV-Hi-Voltege (20,000 volts) Chassis « Exclusive Wrap- Around Seund System with Phone-Jeck © Exclusive Picture Boost Amplifier « New Super-Sensing Tuner © New Picture Anolizer ¢ New 3-Position Range Switch * New Antenne Tuner * New Noise inverter ——Centrel Optional) Dyna-Giow Channel ilumineter « Sterbright 20/20 Mohogony veneers 6624T "Miss America’’ PHILCO HTV PHILCO Colorful CLOCK RADIO Reg. $39.95—Save. $10 *29”” «i. Accurate automatic clock wakes you to music of Buzzer. Lulls you to sleep to music —— turn radio off, or batteries, * Uni-Diel All-in-one Top Front Controls « Automatic Tuning (Remote HTV Picture Tube © Superb cabinetry in genvine striped Africen PHILCO 3-Way PORTABLE RADIO Reg. $39.95—Seve $10 Sod G95 New “Swanger Styled” case that’s tough as leather! Black with red stitching. AC, DC, 50c¢ A WEEK N.SAGENAW. ..FE 3-714 On This Brand New Greedlueen 1951 Automatic Washer! Plus BIG COASTER WAGON FILLED TO OVERFLOWING _ WITH FULL YEAR’S SUPPLY OF “TIDE” Was $199.95 No Money Down— $2.50 Weekly! Full Size Automatic WASHER! Now, for a limited time only, you can buy this top quality Speed Queen automatic washer for scarcely more than the cost of many ‘stripped-down’ models! It gives you flexible controls—Speed Queen agitator washing action—heavy duty performance—extra capacity—and much more. They're selling fast—get your while they last. Sensational New 1957 — Greed pucen Wringer Washer With Big 20-Gallon Porcelain Enamel Washtub! Maximum Guarantee $ Hurry to WKC for this “deal.” The famous Speed Queen washer DOES ONE WEEK’S WASH IN AN HOUR! Its trouble-free mechanism makes it our ’ most popular washer. Massive; safety release wringer, full capacity porcelain tub, tangle-proof agitator and lifetime transmission requires no oiling. No Money Down — Pay $7 00 Weekly d | x 2 * ee a | —_, = vil $ * ‘ toy \} 7 \¢ 1.’ otbettettad ise Tae es LIVING ROOM BY DAY BEDROOM DOWN! ee pasa . ~~ ey i 4 Zz Complete 8-Piece Sealy ineciitieg ‘ ‘ SOFA BED OUTFIT Mattress & Box Spring . Reg. $149.95, Now .. ’ Included FREE No Money Down--- 3O _ $1.50 Weekly! © Spectacular 24-hour bargain! By day, a modern living room ensemble, ‘@tnight, the'sofa opens into a full size bed! Sofa bed, platform rocker, 3 tables, 2 lamps and picture. Your Choice egite 0 " ne : f és 1-Pl ES | si fred . ; , a ra . T Spec ‘ beauty © ey . £ B : _ va a igort's tai bed, ‘a - vine N ae i (S| iF eee. | aA | . ic aa ma 4 | ? = oot 2 FULL | 3 swant wo ot Oath bY * “< . ; | : 2 fey rae. gett, got HC mato gtyle- : : “a ee. gt Be us dec ce fo ir, prs } Y : mist at : e veh 2-P c ess on? ‘ - les, cO% 0 . : : 3 | -. step TOP”. i Rte % ie a ce NO MONEY DOWN 4 FAMOUS HIDE-AWAY BEDS! ; Regular $159.95 Hurry for this terrific bargain! Modern square arm styles in beau- § tiful choice of colors! Floor samples. gy FREE RUG PAD o ¥ “aie . a Included! ee a dee a a ROS pip f oe ~~ ¢ af b Mohawk 9 Now $5 Q95 | You'll love the beauty and rich depth of #7 “Lusteray” . . . woven with extra sturdi- e ness for lohg wearing. Wide array of pat- P terns and colors, SS id Pe usil —e - Be IN) - COOL OFF ....WeE'RE On 4e. snano me rm _—e me-saoeenen nl cs rnd saa 3 seit ale oli in vie seta. e Big Wardrobe i /__ and Matching ‘ms, / Cedar Chest in Lasting Red Cedar Both for agile wR Be sepe ODD BEDS! MANY STYLES! White Enamel Stee! Cabinets, 3-/114 Full or twin size. Modern or col- Says nee Sie c PEA $@95 ; 108 NORTH SAGINAW . Ali metal single size bed that folds : compactly for storing in corner or 13 pnial wood beds. Also some at- closet. tractive metal beds. No Money Down — 50c a Week No Money Down —50c a Week Neo Money Down — 50c 2 Week Hurry, while they last. rn mma iy ag ee pee te - ne: nee Fen ted BRAND NEW 195 7 totp oint Fully Automatic | WASHER! Was $21995—Now *135°%° Not a floor model, not a 1956 model, i this is the finer 1957 Hotpoint that's } =€©6automatic from fill to finish! De- signed so beautifully, you just set the simple Wond-R-Dial, and walk away from washday work, TEN . __. .THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, AUGUST 15, 1957 \ BRAND NEW 1957 BIG SUPER STOR wy hemi tote Was 19995... pemnced to No Down Payment Not only is this Hotpoint our biggest refrig- eration buy . . . it’s also the biggest value! The full-width ‘freezer has on aluminum liner that conducts cold 4 times faster than steel, won't rust! The full-width chiller tray gives additional storage for frozen foods. And there’s deep shelves in door that give “‘up- front” convenience! Tall-Bottle Zone! New 1957 Hotpoint 30” Automatic Electric Range pe dag Be gon Super Was $199.95 oven is automatic. Clean-easy $s = oa Large pet Lt i pe No Down r ayment. - - Budget Ferms_ ps 8 ig tease _ ELEVEN 00 PHONOGRAPH COMBINATION With Twin Speaker! High-Fidelity Sound! *. sere Regular Price $398. . .Now—\ Sess its = | Sh SE a S BE... e~Seasls' "0336s = ee = No Money rege ee Down— $3.00 : Weekly! Big, luxurious 21” television with the most advanced engineering features. Twin -Speaker High - Fidelity sound system, Superheterodyne Radio. Automafic 4- Speed Record Changer. Slide-out phonograph drawer for easy loading of records. Modern lowboy cabinet blends. with mahogany or blond furniture! | Complete Home Theater | f Combination! POPU ool FREE ‘402%. SELECTIONS! \ YOUR Ree Radio full-fidelity tone transistors for | © Fad outstanding performance, easel I) @ Tri-position me in eile and folds away Be stand, carryin ie . a : ea ne complete! y. ah od CF Smartly styled ¢ Hews’ Gees, C ) No Money Down—$1.00 Weekly NO DOWN PAYMENT” All styles for men and women in 14K gold. Values to 29.95. _ ‘5° The Fire and $1.00 Brilliance of a | Tt PERFECTLY Big diamond set in beau- $ MATCHED as OO DIAMONDS Both | W va Gr Rings 2 te eee iy tra re ewe Only Beautifully matched quolity. 11 DIAMONDS certified perfect diamonds. Exqui- 31.00 Your assurance of the be -g.d "site 14K gold bands. Valued ot finest in cut, color and dar- $188. Buy now! Save! Weekly ity... at the lowest pos- sible price. No Down Payment...Buc rms eae oe ye Se 2 ese aen Py} y) i] OO mm General Electric ‘Caller’ Alarm Clock reg. $6.95 Save $2.19 off the Vetmer price, sqis PRS Regular $19.95 Values Only . a ( w//, . 3S =". , 7, h///, / é Luminous night. readable dial, You Save $10 Uri Select from all styles for men and ladies . . . we have a large assortment of fine Birthstone Rings for every month of ‘the year . . . Wear — sparkling “PERIDOT” for August! ee San Many styles by America’s leading makers. New ear- A ¢€ he rings, necklaces, pins and Bl bracelets. Hurry for best Up Bone China Ort & SAUCERS Values to $9.95 Many styles GOLD SETTINGS : 4 75S 6 features make it safe for chil- ’ a i dren to handle. a : NO MONEY DOWN! No Money Down—S0c Weekly S WKC. 108 N.SAGINAW...FE 3-711 Peeautiful Melmac Dinnerware’s . accident -proof bredk - resistant a S| 3 * FOURTEEN © THE arene PRESS. pA ELE a 15, 1957 ee ee manent zs ES 6 Raia ie Admiral. 11-cu.ft. Refrigerator ‘i ; iy - oe ws sat Koay Z ie aera — ~—rvenraemeetasnemaa ee panne pease j (1 ch My ir el SRG: A igi 8 “ F. 4 Big, Roomy Shelves—2 Extra Door Shelves a eee ee ee he Sensational BEACH KIT Bag, 36x72” Beach Towel and Ball INCLUDED WITH THIS | 3-WAY Admiral ‘PORTABLE RADIO ceo ball that inflates : ec A Day on Our Bank . Meter Plan! 25 5 With Your Old Refrigerator i in Trade Regardless of Age, Make or Condition! Brand New 1957. Model! Regular Price $229.95 NOW ) 2 SIGS. « No Money Down — $200 Weekly! No Jost year's ‘anda or SOM, sivas brand, bat a. famous, brand new Admiral that’s feoture-packed and bargain priced! Gives you cold-clear-to-the-floor design. Adjustable “Climate” control, 4 extra strong full width sHelves. Famous Admiral Penny- Pincher Sealed Power Unit, plus many other features. a ae 3 i ee ee gE <7 ik é 7 3. Felevision With 2 HI- FI Speakers! tea full yrs 6” apeatars reproduce all tonal ranges rom the lowest boss to high treble with full fidelity 50¢ Weekly! at all volume levels. Acoustically matched to cabinet $ oO Deluxe 3- way portable § for rich, superior tone. The mahogany cabinet is o : see aise weleed > nin long, low look for sheer furniture elegance. _ Weekly! AN for Only | Admiral. 21” Hig h Fidelity 89 40 —$______— ic _-.NO DOWN PAYMENT! | WKC. 108 N.SAGIN: AW. . .FE b=-Ghl4 THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, AUGUST 15, 1957 FIFTEEN _ ce “WH KC Sa pee (04 BRANDRIOT SALE! _ “Early Birds will get these Wonder Bargains! Choose trom o Sire be vest array of fully guaranteed TV Sets, Refrigerators, Washers, Gas and Electric Ranges. The savings ore tre- mendous on these Rebuilt Models. Some one-of-a-kind, so hurry for best selection! NORGE, WHIRLPOOL WASHERS Guaranteed USED WASHERS i | YOUR CHOICE! iy - Gueranteed USED MODELS ‘ . | : YOUR CE! —_* CHOICE , ae Tees . . Ps: « ; om i bate . I wa > ‘ 50c - ¥ » j a : - Week NO MONEY DOWN YOU DONT NEED CASH! GAS AND ELECTRIC RANGES! . Guaranteed USED MODELS NO MONEY DOWN. Ww KC. 108 N.S. \GENAW. . .FE 3-711— SSIXTEEN a. = ae NEVER BEFORE Such a Com plete, Professi ronal | Sewing Outhit sy HEAVY-DUTY | faurlanhs. ae ELECTRIC SEWING I wave AU TOMA TIC 7 INCLUDED AT WO EXTRA i | | Raamer owes _— iO SA cAM~ prmene ce { Performs Every ‘Sewing Op eration! ay 8 Complete - - “Wothing Else to 0 Buy! THESE NEV Attachments & “RK Cred Sas 8 | PHONE... MAIL COUPON NOW ~~~ SHOP IN PERSONI PHONE TODAY WAS. 108M Sew Te jae en - BRIDAY & MONDAY = SS see P= rece Weekly on the balance. opie obel > 8 sis ; m4 NORT Ww FREE PARKING FE 3.7114 : ° - SAGINA n Lot Behind Store Mcckacenl _No Down P ayment. ° -Budzes Term: an ob oo ee