‘ AP. Wirephote a Detroit office worker, Named arte auc ien es aie ne candidates at Muskegon. Miss Valarie Joy Strong, retiring queen, PN ems Det rae fn cron ei: ty Blonde . Wins Beauty Crown: MUSKEGON (#—Miss Michigan of 1958 is a curva- cious blonde with blue-green eyes who plays ball and likes prime ribs. Patience Joann Pierce, 22, Detroit office worker: and member of a family of and talent crown last night contender this fall. Judges chose Patience over a field of 25 rivals in the Miss Michigan Pageant. Miss Pierce, daughter a six, won the state’s beauty and will be a 2 ces: America SN While Howe Good Results After He Contacted Steelman WASHINGTON (AP) ~ Bernard Goldfine testified today he was at all to eat prime ribs of beet, and.ine White House more often dur- plays on a ball team. * I proposition beauty may be only skin rset pretty important. For the next 10 days, the city May Request | Governor's Aid: | Moore Says Action). Likely if Child Mental If the sahil eens Health |¢ Commission can’t find a solution to alleviate the lack of facilities for mentally ill children jn the state, Gov. Williams will be -asked to intercede, Probate Judge Arthur E. Moore declared today. Judge Moore, of Oakland Coun- ty, made this ‘statement as he an- nounced plans for an Aug. 5 meet- ing of probate judges, hospital su- perintendents and members of the _commission to look into this, prob- lem. The meeting will be held in Dearborn. The judge was instrumental in the formation of a committee of probate judges to-see what could be done about admitting some pre children who are on waiting lists ‘of mental institutions. : Charles F, Wage, state mental health . director, said budgetary limitations prevent the commission from caring for more than the 375 children presently in Po 45 It has pu pia by Judge Moore that a screening of old-age mental patients might produce many who could ;be re to counties, thus making more room for the younger peréons. $ ‘ing Truman ‘administration \than Since the Eisenhower admin- scholar- istration took over. Goldfine said he had got in todch with John W. Steelman, chief aide to President Truman, in his efforts to get a 12-million-dol- “The result was very .good,”" he =| said, adding that the RFC gave although it later fell through. “et kw ok Goldfine said he had numerous lunches and dinners with was suggested tb him by a Boston out with the gov- “Charges of playing playing pOltics es swapped by mem of the committee. oe And, at one point, Goldfine cried “Smear, smear, Democratic accuser, Rep. Peter |F, Mack of Illinois. Tt was the eighth day of testi- in denial of vored. treatment tory _ agencies through friendship: with Adams. him a commitment ‘for the loan|_ man at Washington hotels afer Ie imensue to. protect our borders —._-jyinder. Article 51_of the U.N. Char-| ine Boe'Warmer Tonight; |More Humidity smear!” at a} - Macmillan Says “Move . Made to Forestall Plot}: Against; ame} seesness diers to the Middle East and the Soviet Union be- gan sabre-rattling close by, which dethroned and killed |his cousin, King Faisal ba States airlifted’ more sol-|- READY FOR QUICK M from. enemies circling us in every direction.” He said they~had been asked in : for collective: (Continued on Page. 4, Col. 3) Partly cloudy and warmer with hmore humidity is the prediction Hor tonight and tomorrow, with to- night’s low near 62. The high Friday is expected to)’ reach around 84. Scattered showers are.forecast.for tomorrow night, with a low of 65, In downtown Pontiac the lowest temperature reading preceding 8 a.m, was 5 degrees. The thermom- \carrier Wasp, anda division of +x bolstered the nawal: forces assault helicopters landed on the deck of _ Norfolk after a flight from North Carolina. The he Move In 19 Warships US. aos than & score of Marine- carrier Antietam at re- ee | WASHINGTON 1 — The United. States heavily e3 in Lebanese: waters today = with two aircraft carriers, a heavy cruiser and 16 “fmore destpoyers. . . This largest “single group of warships to reach the Lebanon area .carried Vice Adm. C. R. = com- portedly are destined for early In lower picture, U.S. Marines in trucks ride past St. George Hotel in Beirut, capital of Lebanon. his flagship Des Moines. The flagship cruiser was accom- panied by the giant aircraft car- mander of the 6th Fleet; i Hopes Dwindle Reaction Story Page 14 rier Saratoga, the heavy attack x * * In addition: to the 6th Fleet Commander, the new force in- cluded two other admirals: Rear Adm. G. W. Anderson, commander of Carrier Division 6; and Rear Adm. Edward A. Hannegan, com- mander of Carrier Division 14. The arrival of this heavy force brought the total number of 6th -Fleet vessels in-the immediate Beirut area to 44,-—— Increasing ‘concern is felt in of- fictal quarters here, it was learned, over the safety of American citizens “in - Baghdad, the Iraqi capital. .There are 624 U.S, officials and dependents, together with 953 other Americans, for a total of 1,577 in Baghdad. With ‘persons scattered in . other parts: of the country there according to State Department figures. _ The Army” got info the~ rapa are 1,964 U.S. citizens in Iraq, e for U.N. Force No International Police Group Seen Replacing Marines in Lebanon dled in Congress today. that the United States can depend upon the United Nations to supplant the Ma- rines in Lebanon ‘with .an_inter- national police force. Secretary Genera] Dag Ham- N. watchdog team now in Leb- anon can prevent outside aid from reaching _ rebels. in that- country — a statement quickly interpreted as undercutting the U.S. position. a The U. N. Security Council is scheduled to vote today. A Soviet veto is considered: certain, * * * Sen. Styles Bridges (R-NH)° said in @ separate interview Hammar- skjold’s statement was damaging to this country’s effort to transfer buildup of American power in the eastern Mediterranean yesterday ‘eter. —, iad at 2 p.m. (Continued on Page 2, Col. 1) State Gives Saginaw Street Plan traffic signals should be eliminated land one new ore added, accord- ing to State Highway Department plans’ for a progressive sratfic! ye light system. Thats ‘Etamecr Thectoce M. Wanderstempel, wlio said today he would oppose one of changes, believed the state about a month, It should be com- pleted by midfall, he said. SHOULD BE AT ELM. In ordet to produce a smooth flow of traffic, the state said, there|” should be no signals at the corners ot Warren, Mt. Clemens, Water, Rapid and Raeburw streets. er bier rg HEAR NIPARKO, candidate for US. Congress, tonight at 17:25, WPON. Five existing Sanit si a authorize construction 4o begin in state ‘Remove 5. Traffic Signals ner of Elm street, halfway be- tween Rapid and Raeburn. Nanderstempel, neverthele Hieved. that a Mt. Clemens light. is necessary. “Without one,”* “pedestrians | have ak to. the Huron street or Ouklend avenue signals in order to cross ‘Saginaw. “a * + . : Tie traffic engineer believed thel | be willing to go along with a Mt, Clemens street signal. He said that. the dispute noe not delay construction. There is ‘no argument between state and city, Vanderstempel “said \ about~ the other recom. mended changes. According to ‘Harold J. Bauerle, director of the highway depart- “ it ‘mended, should A be at ». i. ment’s traffic division, the ‘exist- : ipg Rapid and hai lights uld no fit into a peogrestive be.| System... satisyirmicee VOLUMES There are insufficient traffic vol- umes’ at the two intersections, he said, “to justifybreaking up the proposed progression."’ _, The traffie'signal changes were ‘by Bauerle & a time- ‘spate diagram based on traffic ‘volumes gathered by the city’s Traffic Engineering Department. The diagram indicates how the \signals should be timed if ne is to flow smoothly, “without ing to come to a stop,” Va sas hogar m4 silaiiebe’ nt the present 60-second cycle in effect at pres- security responsibility to an-inter-| national force. Swedish representative Guanar V. datring was reported - ready to introduce a resolution at the Security Council meeting this aft- ernoon Calling for the observers to suspend Operations. Jarring told the Council that the presence of the Marines makes it impossible for the observers’ to carry out their job of watching the Lebanese borders for any aid slipping through to the Lebanese rebels from President Nasser’s United Arab Republic, « * * * Sweden apparently was dis- turbed that the United States had taken the initiative away from the U.N. by sending in the Marines. ‘Hands Off Lebanon’ * MOSCOW i ~ More than 2,000 banner-waving, fist-shaking Rus- sians demoristrated outsitte the U:S. Embassy - today, shouting “Hands off Lebanon”: and “Hands off Iraq.” Two hours after the demonstrators marched up in well, orgafiized eolumns, there had been no violence, The “Bright Spot”—Orchard Lake at WASHINGTON @ — Hope dwin-| ~“marskjold said yesterday the U. — 'Along Border Large - Scale Garcise. Wgil Start Tomorrow; ‘War of Nerves’ On TEHRAN, Iran (UPI)— Soviet troops, tanks and air- . craft were seen moving along the Russian-Iranian border today, apparently in preparation for large-scale “exercises” startin tor morrow. The Soviets announced early today they would hold ‘Maneuvers in the Trans Caucasus and Turkistan. areas, which border on Iran and Turkey. They said the exercises would start to- morrow. The troops and éanks were visible from Astara, an Iranian town on the Soviet» border. Planes also were sighted inethe area. Informed government sources said they believed the massing of -—+ Soviet foreeson the border is part of a “war of nerves” the Russians intend to impose on the pro-West- tern Mideast countries in retalia- tion for the U. S. Marine landings lin Lebanon. They diso said it was designed to keep Iran from extending any aid to loyalist Iraqi elements. me At the same time the British ‘ [Embassy in Tehran sent a team of jeeps and supplies to the Iraqi ‘border in order to help any Britons who may flee Iraq. * * —*® The British consulate at Khor- ramshahr also has been asked to 7 keep on the lookout for nationals. Reports arriving in Tehran to- day said former Premier Nuri Said definitely had been killed -and his body hanged publicly in the streets. There also was a short sc here when travelers arriving from the airport outside Tehran report- ed that tanks were moving toward the city. But it was learned that it was a routine: troop movement AP Wirephote movement to the Mediterranean. » ‘ AP Facsimile Girl's Baton-Twirling Goal Closer After Heart Surgery and not in any way a revolution, * * * Reports reaching foreign embas- sies here said the rebels were firmly in contro] in Iraq. The Transcaucasus district bor- It looks as if little Linda too long. ,.|Hospital, Detroit, yesterday with flying colors according to the team of heart spe- operation. The little girl is still not out of danger but the trouble has been toxygen~-tent--and- is -periodically packed in ice to keep her tempera- ture down, ame to the physi- cians, A new type plastic solution was ised to plug a small hole in the right side of Linda’s enlarged heart. 5 During the four-hour operation a perforated aorta valve was dis- covered as the cause of other complications which had baffied specialists prior to the operation. Doctors explained that after a hole has been patched up, it takes almost six weeks for the heart to slow down because of thé tremen- dous pumping of blood through the systém before-the heart has been repaired, * * * When Waterford Township resi- dents heard of Linda's plight, they started a campaign to donate blood plasma and Monday, more than 25 pints were eccummndiied for Lin- da’s surgery, She is still being given blood plasma in the oxygen tent this morning, according to her father, and'he has no idea how much has been used or is still needed. Dr. E, R. Lamb, who directed the team of six doctors, said that (Continued on Page 4, Col. 1) ‘s-04 aS ore clean care. Top dollar: PE (Continued. on Page 2, Col, 2) ship may get her wish of being a baton twirler before The six-year-old daughter of. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Forbes came through a delicate heart operation at Ford cialists who performed the | ses correctéd. She is, confined to an! James L. Holloway,” Murphy said. “ders on Turkey and Iran, both members of the pro-Western Baghdad Pact, and lies.less than 800 miles from Beitut and NATO bases in Tuarkey. Turkestan is the plateau area farther to the east the frontiers of aAf- ghanistan &Wnd the western _ reaches of Communist China, The Soviet announcement gave no hint as to the number of troops (Continued on Page 2, Col. 2) . No Place for Husbands Forbes of Waterford Town* In Today’ s Press MOI aoe ind cececscteases 41 County. News ,,.... vives BIRMINGHAM, England Editorials. * verry e-6.} (UPD = A British obstetrician. ~ Food Section ........ esos 26-31 sounded a fervent prayer yester- Markets ........ veceesyesec 42 day that spouses of expectant Obituaries ............:...,: 10 | mothers keep out of maternity Sports .....,..0....++.., 37-40 | wards. Addressing a medical as- Theaters ........ Vabwses tase 22 | sociation conference, Prof, H. C. TV &. Radio Programs -., 47 | McLaren said husbands. in the Wilson, Earl’ ...... ais 47 | wards “ate a damn nuisance and Women’s Pages ........, 32-35 really need nursing themselves.” Robert Murphy Arrives by Jet | | .». Envoy in Lebanon at Lebanon (AP)—Special US. emissary ‘Robert Murphy arrived here today and expressed hope Americans can contribute to peace and stability in the Middle East. : * * * Murphy,: who said his mission will-keep him here some days, arrived aboard a huge jet KC135 tanker after an 11- hour trip from Westover Field, Mass. It was the first United States-to-Lebanon nonstop flight. “‘Murphy,.who is deputy undersecrefary of state, made the | lightning trip on orders from President Eisenhower. “I appreciate the kindness of the Lebanese: government | in permitting me at the instance of President Eisenhower and Secretary of State Dulles to visit Beirut at this ~ cult time. “T look forward to useful talks with President ‘Camille. Chamoun and other Lebanese’ officials as wee as with: Aa byet SS ee : Wo at sv esistiue tame ans munenbe ae Re ean ~ Boost + Naval Strength|® ‘in Lebanese Waters |4 (Continued From Page One) when the ist Airborne Battle Group of the 24th Division flew in giant Air Force trepeports to Adana air base. This base, built for Turkey and ‘her NATO allies, is 300 miles trom |" Lebanon, where 3,600 Marines are already on shore. _ still secret and will remain so pending further developments, While the Army troopers were flying eastward, a powerful force from the 2nd Marine Division, Camp Lejeune, N. C., was board- ing transports and at least one air- craft carrier near Norfolk, Va., and Morehead City, N. C.- Although the Pentagon officially described the boarding activity as “a readiness exercise,” it had all the looks of an emergency em- barkation. Military officers noted the par- ticular significance of one phase of the Norfolk -area activity—the movement of Marine assault heli- copters. eo et Meade ae Wednes- These Sem frvene Tt was deemed significant, how-|@ay “ae eng ~~ ever, that the forces will be com-|Public, Cherry Point, N.C., and land- * @@ directly on the flight deck of the. carrier Antietam. In Adana, Turkey, the crack force of more than 1,000 U. S, para- troopers rested on their weapons? BIRMINGHAM—Mayor Carl I~ graham pointments of William H, Burgum, to the Birmingham City Commis- sion and Walter R. Denipon tp the City Planning Board, © The appointments will be con- aed De een meeting today announced the ap-| 4d Soviets Massing jon fran Border. (Continued From Page One) the maneuvers. . manded by two high-ranking offi- cers. The commanders are Marsh- al A. .A. Grechko,. former com- mander in chief of the Soviet forces in Germany and now first deputy defense minister in charge of land Marshal and planes which will take part in' Were i to he oor is moving out of the city. lives’ at 615 Oakland. : Hi 2 & Re 5a today, awaiting prders for their|forces, and Cyril Meret-| ‘The drive Is at ies nen ewe_ en the ney ow, day dene mie nd ensued Ie a? Oe “3 oe i 0) i " i E ©, ‘ ee as mn te ee man. teams, No team will have |Bql Sizes 12 te 20—141~24% Full 10 hes a ae lion borne task force from the U. S. tact, brvertirabe ae » St ss All seg un Raggi nes Many f 24th Division was more than 1,400] _ Assignment of the top milli. | ' Le | —— Brooks’ includ» be “front, reinforced at all points of strain. miles away at its base néar Mu-| ry Maders recalled that last | The Chamber's Board of Direc-| ae gees “ties Sanforized—easy to launder. Just try nich, Germany. phan fobwee 2 ase 2B os ae crag Bog Me ge tit — fiat come, tN to equal this quality anywhere in town. The combat-ready eres Deputy Defense Minister Marshal estes songs an ody xe : : : —or most of them—had no Rokossovgki was ap- nee GA NS where they were going when they comman- | RAbert B. I sis SIMMS BIRTHDAY BAR ! planes. ‘They joked about the | District. He was recalled to Mos: |;s; ~ Biggest Bargains in 26 Yeast f- = ehg ew oe usual lack of information. Ne ee cow when the tension SALE of Over 400 «. ~ LADIES* bara Sgt. Stanley Willard, 29, Gratz,| Diplomatic sources in Moscow be-/of Ft. Wayne, Ind., company ; ; Pa., was in charge of 12 para- Boag the Soviets regarded ident, Gowns h troopers and ‘two Jeeps aboard|the situation as less seriotis than| With the firm since 1957 as | Value-to $1.49 S orts a Hercules transport. that which ‘existed uf 1956 dur-|manager of the office at 1100 ' “T don’t know where we're go-jing the Anglo-French invasion of|Woodward Ave., Hawkins also Our 49c Sellers ing,” he . “But you can|Suez and the Israeli attack -on|/been named vice president bet your , we'll do a good| Egypt's Sinai Desert. At that time,|charge of sales. Prs. 400 job when We get there.” the Soviet government actually be- Mrs. Edward Macléan = With that, Willard began a fe. (fan retisering “volunteers” t0| peoyiem Mass will. be sung for piney | pore rg Sn aren Mrs; Edward (Margaret) Maclean, mht \% a Ee Plaids, stripes, prints The ont tet Dre he ight. |(> 59)’ . a cal, See oe EE erage ac Medium and Sar colors, Short sleeves. Bisse | aa oa ae ficial said eon a Girl's Baton Wish _ |Name Church. Burial will be in|B@ Plains, plaids, prints, ] large sizes Wo7s "tnd 4go 6 moe 3 SO Air Force transports were need ; _|Holy Sepulchre Cemetery, Detrot. | | SIMMS BIRTHDAY Tn - ct for the men and weir eau-(Closer Affer Surgery |. vec: qi : | "The Wesding. ofl Os tothe Sette afr jos, Bed low cost of material BIG LOT —Over 400 of These caught this Turkish U.S, air base| (Continued From Page One) | citea at 4:50 pam ie SE BIRTHDAY BARGAINS fl port somewhat unprepared. \because Linda had not been re-| Bell ‘Re ; Men's §; Shirts © Some staff officers of the task’ (Strained during her active young] Hamilton Co. Re we a ue Slight Imeguiars,of $1.79 Quality force had to sleep in tents with- |life, her heart was strong and . sat cots, Crews of the tranaport [heathy fd would now heal very ad : __SANronizep VT paratroopers broke out thelr |WoULD HAVE AILED op % | in circles around the planes. | Linda was By ve arbehaha . Short sleeve styles in great at selection. All ry * ‘Commander of the task foree ts one Sale of 2400 Pairs ; Taibar coleie hiiie cane stripes. All ; two hours yesterday the op- * sizes—small to large. he tha. A Air Force io Germnany.|usat aly 11 goers age tic epame B+ Ladies’ NYLON Famous Nome BARGAING as tage oon ceeds eae ean ea ee eee Pe : Labies’ Bras (am Ble BIRTHDAY es Rage: By re ir ssa ted a aon a ae * . x - losi ‘ Guaranteed FIRST Quality cr bows in te oie. lal cnaneuee Eaton as Begins feted 89e to $1 eB Work Sixteen American and West Ger-| ing majorette baton twirlers heard} HAVERTOWN, Pa, (f—-Leo Bia- ' : man correspondents end photog-|linda wanted to be a baton twirl-|getti, a little Full Fashioned : Pants. — accompanied the task er, they bought her ope of the best ion gr gave or Seamless 00 . tons available. : on $3.29 Sell ; ; A birthday party for the little | . 59 Reid F. Hayhow Dies _ {girl is being planned for July 30\Club Pr : Bell Ohi at the hospital and at this time,|first oj MEN'S . cad F caatow i cater ltt Sonn melon we Sal Mme cae | Work Shirts Sens 28 0 ong with an : ne Reid F. Hayhow, 50, brother of thels group in learning “how Pr Choice of 60/15 in light or dark fat Lye Grey or San- former Pontiac Press city editor| yi 3 winter, fired a one-under par 34 on|B@ 222, 51/30 service weight, 400 ) 19 khaki. E.-C. (Ted) Hayhow, died. unex- he st nn ofthe yar, ba needle seamless or 400 need iosinee washable, mesh. Ail mt all ee Sharp and. Marquardt the 1956 tournament, matthed U . evi cod buat wa tell Women’s Finels Chick Harbert, the 1954 PGA Irrs of HANES $1.00 Velue ao *| DETROIT @ — Former cham-|champ, and Dick Mayer, winner of = plons Sally Sharp, Michigan State|the 1957 National Open and Tam Men’ Ss T-Shirts "Det ' senior, and Mrs. Mar-|O’Shanter world titles, made the | Paid for It quardt of Mount Clemens’ battled| first ¢ ound tu. with one-over-par| Styled os Pictured into—the-championship- round of ‘ the Women's Michigan Amateur Democratic - senatorial candidate) Goi Tournament today with con- donated a vicuna coat last night! vincing semifinal triumphs. to the Cheyenne labor Unions’ com-}. Miss Sharp, 21, of Birmingham, mittee on political education —| defeated Mrs. Keith LeClair of and the group plans to auction| ann Arbor, 2 and 1. Mrs.. Mar-|in 1936 and 1937, both had 39s. Ed it to raise money, The candidate, | quardt ousted Mrs. John Laboskey|Furgol, 1954 open champion, came CHEYENNE, Wyo. 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"}2-ounces ary Con- SOAKER & SPRINKLER Lawn Hose} “Hundreds of Holes’ ™ 2 Ft. 58° $1 Values h | a ae 2G \ Hundreds of. tiny holes for Pale Be oaking or sprinkling use. End I to attach garden’ ~ oe a Sham : ¥ fog WE RESERVE THE RIGHT . TO LIMIT QUANTITIES | ~~ FOUR _ Survives Atmosphere Re-Entry Jupiter Flies Nose Cone Is Recovered CAPE CANAVERAL, Fila. (AP) —The Army blasted a mighty}: Jupiter intermediate-range ballis- tic--missite-1,500-miles-“across the} Atlantic t and recovered its nose cone a successfu] re- announced about two hours after the missile thundered aloft. e* * * : it wes Oe comnd Gee aoe scale IRBM nose cone survived the fiery dive from‘space through |hi the earth's atmosphere at a speed of 10,000 m.p.h., and was recov- ered. The Army's missile chief, Dr. Wernher von Braun, observed the spectacular laun ching. t Officials announced that the re- covery today and the first one May 18 “affirmed that Army mix sile men have found a satisfac-| tory solution to the warhead pro- tection problem." The USS Escape, one of four specially equipped ships in the Navy’s recovery team, plucked 1,500 Miles the rays of the rising gun. The cone was instrumented to separate from the missile. body somewhere in outer space. - LONDON (AP) — An washed ‘up on a beach in irre ere ta = Expecting Slow tigua Island an hour and 36 min- utes after it streaked back from space, ‘ The recovery package which in- cluded a large balloon, _ radio transmitter, dye marker, and sig-|. light which led the search unit} - the — x S* The siemens which is expected to. provide the first stage for the Army's moon rocket, went off with ae mighty roar at 4:05 a.m. that illuminated the Florida sky for miles. After 70 seconds, the ‘missile State Gives Pontiac Saginaw Street Plan (Continued From Page One) ent be altered to a 70-second cycle during rush hours to handle a greater traffic volume, la At all times, he said, the aver- age speed in the downtown area would be slightly lower than in less crowded. sections, ~The system covers Saginaw avenue to South boulevard, Vander- stempel : said. Release in Cuba -18 Sailors and Marines “Still Held at Mountain Hideouts of Rebels GUANTANAMO, Cuba (AP) — U.S. Consul Park Wollam sent word last night that it may be a ask ‘Goan vaheee WMd Ciena rebels release all the U.S. service- men they kidnaped. eee ie 'to keep Cuban government forces from launching a full-scale attack on their mountain hideouts for as long as possible. Four more servicemen were re- turned to the Guantanamo naval base ‘yesterday by U.S. Navy hel- icopter after spending 20 days in rebel camps’ in the mountains of east Cuba. Eighteen sailors and Marines remained behind. Wollam, who has spent three |< weeks dickering for the prisoners’ release, -said the whole operation might take from four days to a tinuing to come out. in small batches. The latest four men freed were Ardle, 18, New York City; and Hal C,. Worrall, 18, are Navy men. - The mén were scribbed and The rebels already have re- leased the 20 U.S. and Canadian taney Miseeed > See ment to recognize. them as bona fide belligerents. —— LAST 2 so) * | A Te DAYS! Still a good selection of in the Music Festival . . . at great savings! Shown: the Grinnell “Rhapsody” spinet, in mahogany. Regularly v728, NOW ...4.4 5. $650 NEW FESTIVAL PIANOS woe $488 Extended Accounts tavited GRINNELL'S, 27 §. Saginaw St., FE 3-7168. fine pianos played only Pa aa pha H.P. 24-Inch week with the men probably con-| » Marysville, Ind. 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Last week's test at Cape Canaveral brought forth some interesting dis-~ closures. . * * 2 The “re-entry problem” involves bringing the ballistic missile from the almost airless regions of space back into the heavy atmosphere of the earth. The problem is to prevent the missile from disintegrating before it reaches its target as a result of the by air friction. — Last fall President Eisenhower was photographed displaying the nose cone the U. 8S. had recov- ‘ered from a three-stage rocket. This was the first successful U. S. experiment in “re-entry.”-— YT kOe Just last May further progress was made. A nose cone launched by the Army’s Jupiter intermediate-range ballistic missile survived a 9,000 mile an hour plunge back to earth and was recovered intact~from the sea. The flight coyered a distance of 1,600 miles. Kak xX. The mouse project last week from Cape Canaveral was the most important test to date. The Air Force fired a Thor-Able mis- sile (a hybrid. combination of the Air Force’s intermediate range Thor and the Navy’s Vanguard satellite launching rocket) with an advanced type of nose cone. At the last minute they decided to include the mouse. The missile shot the nose cone 600° miles above the earth and plunged it back into the Atlantic Ocean some 6,000 miles from Canaveral. To date the ngse has not actually been found, but the radio signals it has sent out ‘have indicated that the test -was successful. x...2., &2.- Mr. Disney, please come forward with Mickey Mouse. Once-Famous Packard Leaves Auto Market Packard—once one of the famed names of the automobile industry— is fading away like an old soldier. The car will disappear from the American: motor market this year. , ee ee The announcement is not a sur- prise to leaders in the industry. Competition is tough, and only strong survive. Public acceptance has changed in the 59 years since the first Packard rolled through the. THURSDAY, JULY 11, : 3 buying ha The luxury market contracted rapidly and with its - 1935 model, Packard entered the~ medium priced field, __ os In this it was a fleeting success. . After World War II the end was in sight. In 1954 Studebaker was merged with Packard but this did not im- prove the situation. Two years ago the company signed a management advisory. agreement with Curtis- Wright Corporation. : ; ; ee, ae _ Packard’s Detroit plants were abandoned and operations consoli- dated at South Bend, Ind. Many well known family names in Detroit and this area were connected with the original company, Names like ALcrr, McMmian, Jory, Newserry, .Du-_ CHARM and Ferry were synonymous with Packard. . : ae ae The demise of Packard will leave only 16 nameplates in the automotive competition out of more than 2,700 that have appeared since the new in- dustry made a shaky start in 1893. THE reason a person with a closed mind refuses to o it is that he’s afraid if he did some of his pet prejudices would evaporate. = The Man About Town | Life Is in Danger Our Largest Tree Is Dying: It Was Struck by Lightning knows you've acted like a jackass. One of our original pioneers, one that was here long before the white man came, is in need of help, It is the largest tree in Oakland County. This magnificent cottonwood in Grove- land Township, on Yand now fact has never been questioned. sent to Lebanon to protect Ameri- / n 2 ee ee ee eee eee eee 's 60 rods east of the Dixie High and the assist the governmen Lebanon hospital labor room sans Ghelanes Sekt at Beeville Mead. in the preservation of Lebanon's hours and then was autocratically It is over 20 feet in circumference, exceeds territorial integrity and. independ- «~ ordered . out. -the. last. 30. ; * vital to. United- States national sobbed hig heart out high, and has a wing spread ‘about the interests and world peace.” phone booth in oa same size. Its cone shape presents an out- * +h 2: ‘he eli: standing display, especially in full leaf The language and the order of. Then he found lightning a number of times, causing some with great significance. For it will ‘two more occa- of its limbs to die. It mow appears if be noted that, first, American sions to defy the tree surgery and other help is not soon Marines are in Lebanon to protect “rule and regula- forthcoming the entire tree will die. 2,500 in citizens and ~ tions” and re- Now the property of yourself and the ond, it is “by their presence” with his other general public, it is hoped its site will -be given to the deliv: can be made a picnic ground; or put to 1 Sete anger | SS Bindel, Grand-Rapids ~ Eaten Gage, Braue Pm : Gers G. 4 Orion Harold A Lane, Birmingham EERE ES te se | RareendS. 7 iis W. Huron Bors Sten S .. iter, Walled Lake 4 Annual 3-Day Summer Sale . Clearance prices on ‘women’ s, children’ s playshoes — ~ Soft, smart and lightweight a % Doherty, 2% 114 Btate | | fine Orlon®-rayon blan kets, a. 201 N. Cass in gay regimental plaids — I , g! ottast plaids in red, brown ue. 72x84” 9 Srvirt valt 7 Hag that’s 77 3 Through the season with a real bang! Map ks Reg. All Summer —Suits —Slacks : Bans) eel Detroit . Barbara @Big choice of colors for air-cool. comfort @Smart new 1958 ‘ityles “@Unlined and lightweight . 8 8 @ Women’s sizes 4 to 9 and children’s 81 to 3 : ” 298 Reg. @Hurry, not all colors and styles in all. sizes Fi SALE! Four-in-one e Babymate high chair LE! Tots’ furniture ~ Oo R e3. 29. foe Unfinished est The 10-drawer Fonderoes 1. baby then Easy & folding “New Babymate //- ee : —, 438 } | ‘920 - | | high chair sleeper-stroller y ded eon end tan 8 “ z & able plastic, Use as Mecten ta Oe | plaid en By Babymate. Folds r-stroller rolls 10-in, tires. compactly. “Non-skid easily! Plastic seat, Wore ceaily edjaned. — en utility chair. func- tional, safe and durable, : i 0 ee 4 f Ot fe 1 s BIGHT... : News of Séivice: Per 50 Navy Eictronics T They. will-vinit Cadi. ‘Spaihc|School stadent. He may be wettien : Carl S. Domke, son of Mr. ation, Norway, and Rotterdam, |Pvt. Nat Tersigni, RA 16603310, Co. ‘Mrs, Henry Domke of 238 Clifford D, -7th- Battalion, 3rd Ave., has been promoted to the| Cterands before’ returning to), rank of third class -petty officer. Domke, who recently spent-a 10. day leave with his parents. may be written: Carl S. Domke ET3, USS Forrest Sherman, _DD931, FPO, New York, N.Y. : Receiving basic training at Fort Knox, Ky., is Nat Tersigni, son o * Clarkston, i torspey: Ciaceaien Shae JENNINGS DOMKE hroughow! is week. The Hamner will visit Mr. and Mrs. N, A. Tersigni aieer ett Wash., Pueeniny an ' "Training Boston in early 2 : ee Cones, Tee Lt. Wesley Jennings is serving a a magn : as cadet commander of the Boise, “7 - OPEN EVERY Idaho, Squadron of the Civil Air Patrol. A former Pontiac resident, NIGHT TO 9 atrol. er Pon ~ (Mon. Lt. Jennings was cadet commander through Sat.) of the Civil Air Patrol’ Squadron —— et Warren, in this area. On Saturday Jennings, a 1957 dept Ul ais Pontiac Central High School grad- i . noe uate, left Boise for duty in Wash- ington, D.C. Next week he will be stationed in Peru until Aug. 16 at which ‘time he will return: to Boise. Lt. Jennings, nephew of Mrs. Earle V. Hoskins of 54 Oge- maw Rd., is a student at Boise] Junior College. | * * * Marine Pfc. Garold L. Dupon, son of Mr. and Mrs. John H. Dupon of Oxford, has completed the Sec- ond Marine Aircraft Wing typing course at the-Marine—€orps Air} - Station, Cherry Point, N.C. Midshipman Albert W. Landeck of Birmingham, a student at: the University of Illinois, is learning the operation of a ship’s machine shop aboard the heavy cruiser USS Macon on a two-month train- ing cruise to northern Europe. Mid- shipmen boarded the Macon June 12 at Boston, Mass., and are -re- ceiving practice in seamanship, navigation, engineering and gun- Bids Opened for Work at Oscoda Air Base _ DETROIT & — The Detroit Dis- trict Army Corps of Engineers opened bids yesterday for con- . Struction of airfield pavements, lighting and fuel facilities at Wurtsmith Air Force Base, Os- Eleven contractors ‘submitted bids and all of the bids were over plastic wading pools 3% 10 million dollars. Lane Construc- tion Corp., Meridan, Conn., was *ee apparent low bidder with aj, tata) estimated bid of $10,306,266.- 7 80 for the job. 2 Fa The district is expected to award/ the contract in a few days. / The work at the air base is part of the Air Force's Strategic’ Air Command dispersal prograyn. / f Come in...see how to modernize | ali your beds—at low, low cost- and ye you u get: ON EVERY Now you ean eae ey Admiral. ® and only 139 big-scree + New “Black Beam” Big full-width Admiral “Slimline” 21-in. console TV with new 330° chassis, top-front tuning What buy. ... so hurry to Federal’s and get in on this Clean Sweep value now! This big off-the-floor Admizel console -has giant 21-inch (diagonal measure) 210° “Black Beam” picture tube, powerful “330” s for clear, sharp pictures, new top-front tuning. ae —— Hook-up Big full-width 61-lb. freezer DE LUXE *Tredemark Compare with other POSTURE - TYPE mattress priced-tagged DB lee, much higher!» REGULAR $69.95 NOW - firmly anchored... can't shift, slide or bunch up. Stays firm because it has extra levelizing- . Jayer. A great SALE value you won't want to miss. Come in... you'll see why, ° aa ONLY $5 DOWN fi “MILLER rare “Our 23:d Year at This Same Location” \ 144 OAKLAND AVE. , of the American Medical Ansocieti Open Friday Traiep Closed Wedneoday Alternone “ ah ‘Reduced 81.95. « ‘ sii Z Admiral big 10.1 cu. te Has. full-width 44-1b. freezer plus 19-lb. freeser-drewes. full-width clear-view crisper, butter keeper, two.egg shelves, adjustable “climate” control, tall bottle space, deep bottle shelves in. door. Shop, save at Federal’s! - — Includes. Delivery, 1-Yr. 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Binalie Dept-—Main Floor ‘part Orlon plaid or solid color blankets. 77 each YOUR CHOICE ONLY 50c HOLDS ‘TIL OCT. Isi! BOTH REGULARLY PRICED AT 6.38 Here's a really great buy! Rich napped washable 10% orlon, 90% rayon blanket. Full 3, pounds. 72x90 inches. Come in today and take advantage of this sale price! Gurchie Plastic Carpet Protector 89¢ 3-ft. wide Heavyweight plastic cover is ideal protection for hal] car- pets, shelves and sink ors * Cleans easily. 6-1, wide .. 12-ft. 48-in. long. 1.69, 9-ft. wide .. 2.39 wide .. 2.98 Sturdy Galvanized, Eusy-to-Fold Straightline Outdoor Dryer ©. 180 Feet of Drying Space 0° @ 30 Line Dryer a Seems to be scithint like the fresh, isch aroma ot clothes dried outdoors. Hanging them is easier too with this straightline dryer. Hurry in during this sale! Reg. 17.95 — 202-H. dryer ........... ovceeess ESO Reg. 24.95. — 227-t. dryer ivedleee6eebaeteces sWaune Housewares Dept., Main Basement @ Regularly Sell ot 12.95 Perforated All Steel troning Table 4.99 Perforated top gives faster, cooler ironing. Sturdy table stends 32 inches high. Pink baked-on enamel-finish.— Reg. 7.95 STOREWIDE SAVINGS ON TIMELY blanket lay-away sale! as HOLDS UNTIL OCTOBER Ist ~ 100% orion deep-napped washable blankets | Here's a buy worth getting excited about! Toasty-warm 100% orlon . . at this low, low pice! 72x90 inches, with soft buahed nap. 5 Harmony House é¢olors and red. rs rn — iz ° | | | 99 50¢ Holds Your Choice . the aristocrat of blanket All Regularly at 39.98 Latest all-wool fashions! Tweeds, zibelines, chinchilla cloths, fleeces ... popular chemise, straight line, casual Regular 3.98 Waltz Gowns and Dusters 2° A grand sale price on no- iron cotton gowns and dusters. Choose from pretty colors and trims. Sizes 32 to 40. trims, some with warm pile linings! Better hurry! They can't last long at this price! Sizes 8 to 20. Now Only Women's Ready-to-Wear Sears Second Floor + Sale-women’s Nightwear full or waltz: length cotton gowns. YOUR | CHOICE 177 - @ Both Regularly at 1.98 ; Waltz Gowns .. . Colorful floral prints ‘=< on fine-cotton batiste adorn these waltz length gowns. Pink, blue or white. Sizes 34-40. ; Sleeveless Gowns... Soft finish cotton plisse gowns with cotton eyelet and nylon embroidery trim, Pastel colors. Sizes 34-48. ‘ Lingerie Dept—Main Floor Velvety Washable Pinwale Corduroy ~O2¢ va. Array of jewel-like colors. dresses, jumpers, --chil- dren's wear. 36-in. Buy now... SAVEt ~ ‘Reg. 1.59 © 3° 1 3-Day Special Price Wonderful washiast fun-wear! Honeysuckle seersucker and sail- Y¥d.-Goods Dept—Main Fioor colorful patterns for girls and Men’‘s Specials Boys’ Specials boys. Come in early for a complete selection of sizes and colors. Sizes 1 to 6. Cardigan Jackets 2.88 Sportiest ever. Really low price. Pop- ular, cotton, low-button style, knit trim. Many tones. S-XL. At this sensational low price! Reg. 5.98 Special Pischose! Boyville Knit Cotton Shirts Men-Save 1.10 Combed Polished cotton slacks “Now Only » ! Those knit shirts are, a ‘Me thing for your son to play in The luster look is tapered Ivy styling this aunimer and at this Crease and spot resistant. Easy-care special price you can't afford washable colors. Sizes 28 to 40. not to bay! | White only! Hurry in during this sale... 5 VE! Infants Wear—Main Floor NEEDS FOR YOUR HOME AND FAMILY! e pre-season coat sale... save over $19 Now or belted styles, some with smart knit All in Fall’s newest, most exciting colors. iP Ue girls and boys! rib knit shirts—2 for $1. cloth boxer-sherfs-in a variety of _ Seve on Infants’ Slip-on Shirts 2 for $] soft ‘combed cotton have water repellent forcement tape. 18 to 24 months. Sizes 1-4—Toddlers’ shirts Limited Quentity! Gauze Diapers Dozen $2 = advantage of this offer ! Package of 12 medium bese t a diapers. White 20x40-inch Special Purchase! sa Cotton Shortie PJ's 99¢ Special! Lively colored cotton plisse requires no ironing. Snug elastic boxer waist for comfort. sale—play shoes for women and children 44 Others to 2.98 “ Comfortable, frolicsome fabric casuals .,. the favorite choice of mom and her litte one on busy funloving days. We alss have a large —— of leathers and sandals. Hurry... SAVE! ‘Shee Dept. Main Floor Reg. 198 As Low As Rs LA , , “ wae te e IB Pe eee SS em 2 : : ei vy See iste lt 2 pe Rs _ Hope Cemetery. MRS. BURTON CULP Mrs, Burton (Eva Nailing) Culp, Tl, of 608 Nevada St. died at her home Tuesday after a long illness./day morning in Pontiac Qsteopath- ic Hospital after an illness of three She was a member of the New- man AME Church, Josephine Carter, Vera DeVore, William, Fred and James Nailing, all of Pontiac; and Hugh Nailing of Bloomfield Hills Service will be at 2 p.m, Mon- day from the Newman AME Church with burial in Oak Hill Cemetery, Her body will be at the William F. Davis Funeral Home at #30 p.m, Friday, JOSEPH FERNANDEZ Joseph Fernandez, 70, of 11'¢ S. Saginaw St. died Tuesday after an illness of 15. days. A retired foundryman, he was a member ‘of St, Vincent de Paul Church, The Rosary will be recited at 7:30 tonight in the’ Voorhees-Siple Funeral Home, Service will be at 10 a.m, Friday in St. Vincent de Pan] Church with burial in Mt. ‘ MAUREEN KENT Prayers were offered at 11 o'clock this morning in Sparks- Griffin: Chapel for Maureen Kent, infant daughter of Jack and Mary Shea Kent of 379 Elizabeth Lake Rd. Burial was in Mt. Hope Ceme- tery. Surviving besides _ her - mother and father is a sister, Elizabeth, at home. Maureen was dead at birth yes- terday morning at St. Joseph * Mercy Hospital. Deaths Elsewhere NEW YORK (AP)—George B. NEWPORT, R. I. (AP)—George Burdick, 79, former city editor of the old New York Tribune and editor and general manager of the Newport Daily News from 1932 until his retirement in 1950, died yesterday, He started his newspaper career as a reporter with the New York Tribune in 1902, : “ * *. ALBANY, Ga. (AP)-Dr, Joseph W. Holley, 84, noted’ Negro edu- eator, author and founder of Al- bany State College, died yester- day of complications following surgery. He was an ardent foe of forced integration. . _ OS TON, W, Va, (AP)— slonary Baptist Cuurch in Madison ville, Ky. ‘Deaths in Pontiac: and ‘Nearby: Areas |, MRS. HERSHEL, KNIGHT Mrs. Hershel (Mary) Knight, 62,),, of 193 Florence Ave. died yester- _|months. She was a “ember of the Mis- MRS, CLARENCE NAVERMAN. Mrs. Clarence (Harriet) Naver- man of 64 Third St., died yester- day morning in ‘Pontiac General Hospital after an illness of ooverst Homer C. Smith, 5, of 80 Murphy St. died yesterday in Pontiac Genera] Hospital. He was ill 17 days. A salesman, he was a member of the United Brethren Church. Mr. Smith leaves two daughters, Mrs. Dorothy M, Allison of Colum- bus, Ohio and Mrs. Ruth Wright with whom he made his home; two sons, Irwin M. Smith of Co- four great- Service will be at 1 p.m. Sat- were by the Home. / ALBERT PARKS HOLLY -— Service for Albert Parks, 54, of 113 N. Broad St., will be -held 2 p.m. Friday at. Bendle Funeral Home, Buria} will be at, Highland Cemetery. Mr. Parks died ‘Tuestlay at his home following a seven-month ill- ness, Surviving are his. wife, Alberta; a son, Glen of Holly; four daugh- ters, Esther and Betty and Mrs. Holly, and seven grandchildren. ) Hagen, 59, engineer of a heart attaék, He was born in/ Denmark, 4 * * * WASHINGTON. (AP)—Lt Col. Jack P. Love, 41, assistant exec- surgeon general's office, plunged 13 sto- ries to his death yesterday from|50 years, Mr, Steele also had been the roof of an apartment hotel. He had served in the Army Med- ical Service Corps 17 years. * * * MENOMINEE ® — Lewis Lar-| sen, retired genera] manager of Lioyd Manufacturing Co., Menom- inee's largest industry, died Tues-| + day night after a long illness: He was 80. Service will be held at 2 p.m. Friday in Menominee, with burial in Menominee’s Riverside Cemetery, Larsen is survi [* St. , Joseph Hospital, Pontiac, A graduafé*vf Eastern Michigan College, he was a retired teacher who taught in’ Detroit schools for. a,justice of the peace, a member of the Farmington Township Board Exchange Club, Surviving is a sister, Mrs, Clara Wixom of Farmington. MRS. ELMER SWITZER . MILFORD—Service for Mrs. El- mer (Nola) Switzer, 66, of 3920 Old Plank Rd., will be held at 3 p.m. Friday at the Richardson- Bird Funeral Honie. Burial. will two daughters and two .so be at the Oak Grove Cemetery. lumbus and Ralph W. Smith of} Detroit; five grandchildren; and |’ and a member of the Farmington). pie tecbumtbriniie€ sd president of the Farmington Wom- en’s Club, president of the Milford| inet Ue MRM Pee STR SR eg oltge OM ee re aay BLA, ARCHIE BARNETT \ LOOK AY ‘THIS LINE-UP OF BARGAINS-THEN GRAB THE BUS AND HURRY DOWN! - These Prices Go on Sale Friday Morning Promptly at 9:30! ~ Look{/ One Group. Famous “Dunbrook” Summer Look! One’ Group Famdas “Dunbrook” Summer ‘Look! One Group W ool and Dacron ve TROPICAL TROPICAL TROPICAL EES | Bt! ES. SUR'S Up to $50 Values ee nae i alts Votoms Up to $55 Values We Won't carry’ them Join de Siar _ It isn’t everyday over, they’ ve got to go here tomorrow or gs con get - suits ao this ( oT now ‘and this low price urday sure! Select from fine quality at this low will move them fast! this fabulous stock ot price sO get yours now! ‘ Get yours now and be fine suits including the They‘re a terrific buy sét for the hot weather. lar wash ‘n’ wears. ~ and you'll be reorey At this price they're ahead. Alterations free! | terrific! You Don’t Need ‘the Cash! PEERS = Be Sure to See These Before You ‘Buy Yours! You Don't Need the Cash! / = THE CROWDS! Nationally Famous Clothing Now: at Savings You'll Long Remember! . , All Wool. Sharkskin. Two-Pant All Wool Sherkskin- Year-’ Round: All Wool Sharkskin -Year-'Round Look!’ What a Buy! all Wool Flannel No More Rust, Mold, Furniture, Clothing SMALLER: MODEL REMOVES AS MUGH AS THREE: GALLONS OF WATER A DAY Reg. $129.95 Nw “@Q” waa $89. 95—Now TERMS AVAILABLE SUPER. 1/5 HP... Dehumidifier by DRI-AIRE 5 -Year Guarantee Mildew to Ruin Your or other Valuables $49 | e: ~ $50 Values 36" Up to $60 Values THE. VERY NEWEST IN SMART Just Look at These Sovings on —— ~ Stock Up Now! Look at These! . SUMMER SLACKS SP ORT COATS $2.95: Beach ce ee ; One Big Group . . . Out They Go! : $3.95 ‘Sport | Shirts . won eit, $7795 He, Site Ace $3,958 Summer Gaps. pikes ‘TROPICALS 4 SAT OQHST «—_s FOF S488 Bermass Shorts... Values to $12 2 for $15 . ‘ $4.95 Knit Gaucho Shirts . $5.95 Linen Weave -§ 89 . i " : : : Ce a $2.05" ‘Straw Caps ......0... Fhe D Wash Slacks 4 regular, longs end shorts, Get yours now ff fg S008 Mallory straws . ae Bie s ae while you can save so much. | $3.95 Swim Trunks ........ : , | 7 $1.00 Fancy Sox, 2 for.. Putter Sincks *2 Barnetts] § Beppe | ALTERATIONS FREE! - 150 NORTH SAGINAW ST. | $8.86 Cardigan Sweaters . aes We repeat, let no B bate aw ay! Don’t sorry you missed out on these Sun ! ae | You Don’t Need The Cash -- Charge It! Ope Begs a & 4 , | ; y Night mM eV a rT Night "il QO Mi oney ay Ki < fe NO CARRYING CHARGE! EEE NET TA TT NTN RE ES ET RT a Ae aT TT: TAKE 12 WEEKS to PAY -- SAME | as | CASH -- i a me 9 PM. 9PM, fe SO RS SR NERS tL A ES CREE ARE ENR IR A AEIERE NERO TEE EN EEN BRE EE ROE ES NEN EEC IRI AI & * a es ee ee a a oe ee ee wthgneat gia get ear ogee yee Oe I SS (A “NEWPORT'S andthe wo youn ns vay 74 NO. | SAGINAW ST. the lol } by 9 : : a =) PA | 9:30 A. M. to, 3:30 P.M. FRIDAY ONLY! hy BARGAINS SALE WILL LAST ONLY 6 HOURS, FRIDAY ONLY. WE RESERVE 41 NORTH SAGINAW val 2 Till 9 P. M. ae 7 & 4 TAERIGHT 10 Lint QUANTITIES $0 EVERYONE CAN SAVE. BUY YOUR. M. PICNIC e m= ©! Neat in March of 1956, ho | | ee. 1 ama A T LOWEST PRICES! EVEN AT THESE LOW PRICES, YOU CAN ? ae showed that he was as true ° _SULY CLEARANCE | ° | Rina. i'tsarssunstat ip SET YOUR ALARM CLOCK... BE HERE WHEN DOORS OPEN AT 9:30 A. M. @)| standing king until be stopped DRESSES-HATS-UNIFORMS * KCCESSO ° an. assassin’s bullet in 1951. : 6 Bear sale’. . Wilde 9 A.M. te 3:30 P.M. LADIES & RIES 6, y 9:20 z ly Y — acl wear (sau _ Second Floor | $4 LADIES’ Main Floor @. -Glubb, the British soldier who 3.99 Group of Koit er Linen _YES! $4 DRESSES 1.00 ABC cup 1.99 Cool e commanded Jordan’s Arg = LADIES‘ tet ot ordinary ‘aye oa ca priced sunbacks, LADIES’ LADIES’ e Legion for more than 25 years, | HATS Ss i Ps ee ae : BRAS SLIPS e Tremendous Satie on Now While = some Late a eae 1.00 .99 Goes Back ty Oviginal Poles Fri. 3:30 P. M. 49¢ 99¢ . Blouses, Skirts, Tops, Shorts Swim — Save on Brand New . Siete then Hussein’ has been en- 3.99 ns 5 bout —— . hte Seed i gaged in almost constant intrigue _ LADIES’ e and Pants of All — ay Suits Pa to fight off the peace who _ 288 3.88 4 Hour Ssle . J; Feidsy 1:80 A.M. to 3:30 P. M. HOSE HALF SLIPS ° ] 99 Reo. #2'_§ expécied him to abit wo thei @ 2, $5 Ladies’ Suuback Dresses @ GB | 44 | 59¢ aad : . é Ce ee. aoe dk dete an on Pick from prints im eliints and broadcloth. Cool, + e genes eae ee NO-IRON | MATERNITY [UNS 2S LADIES" LADIES’ @ |. Hussein's queen, Dina —_ 4.88 DRESSES Goes Back te $5 After 3:30 P. M. BRAS CIRDLES 4. Hamid, left him last year. It wa : $F 00 reported he wanted ber to accent 4.88 e ei, onal role in his harem. : € for - = gave him a daughter two years 6 Hour Sele .. . Friday 9:30 A.M. to 3:30 P.M. E 6 Wour Sale. . ; Friday 9:30 A.M. to 3:39 P.M. : ° . $6 Ladies’ No-Iron Dresses 88 $15 LADIES’ SHORTIES 88 | e May Boost Benefits me See pone a jersey and broadcloth. 4 > Ag Big ted vechebte acrilan in assorted | e | ($1.59 Each) , | wasumcrow tb ~delk . Goes Back to Original Price After 3:30 P. M. Goes Back ro Original Price After 3:30 P.M. * = Democratic leaders have decid- Reg. *2” ©| Saat ene lao cet 3 e eg. ra ea | Denefits which wilt require air Second Floor ee ee eee Oe ae ine . | e 3 sarees x suas ceeny at iy —— 1.99 LADIES’ SHORTS ol us vem suo tomer | $ 0 0 6 _ LAMB MUSKRAT Solids, stripes; patterns in Sanforized materials. Name SUMMER | . COATS . STOLES. : BLOUSES SKIRTS ; Threats Shave Beards $39 $79 Goes Back to Original Price After 3:30 P.M. 1.97 288 bad for : | VERNON, Conn, (AP) — Town , , . oo ee. ~a - @ (fathers canceled a LADIES’ ; 3.99 Brunchcoat 390, 5Ps. - | . Nye woconing Wee comes eden CAR-COATS ) @ Hour salé Friday 9:30 A.M. te 3:39 P, a. : poues ‘ses a "s oes y F « Me a | eS @ \celebration when t .| $] . ' : 66 | ©. ($2.59 Each) 2 for $9) ee el O | 7.88 Bf 5.99 Lapies' swim surrs 99¢ | 1.97 ° * ened to fire them if they grew aa Po td ene —. and cotton styles. Black, bine, fink and - 3.99 Slipover | 2.99 Ladies’ | 0-0: @. 0.0 2. © 0 0: @: OG OO 6 ¢ © whiskers. SHINE COATS COATS Goes Back to Original Price’ After’4:30 P. M. SWEATERS PUSHERS 8.88 é $15 1.59 1.88 gg styles” shrunk cotton. Al] colors. bogey — last, summer patterns and colors. 1.59 LADIES’ BLOUSES. ah "3.99 LADIES’ SKIRTS 1% Goes Back to Original Price After 3:30 P. M. Goes Back to Original Price After 3:30 P. M. = - BOY’S-GIRLS WEAR BOY’S-GIRL’S WEAR Second Floor @ Howr Sale... Friday 9:30 A. M. te 3:30 P. M. Sasuad Pines Pa Li Lee Boys 9 1.904 40 «x Giers 1.79 BOYS’ JEANS, SHIRTS 6 sasum 100 iy SWIM SWIM 10 of. sanforized jeans 6 to 12... . new short GIRLS’ SUN PEDAL TRUNKS SUITS sleeve sport shirts — sanfor ized — 3 to 16, DRESSES PUSHERS 97¢ 1 44 Goes Back to Original Price After 3:30 P. M. 77¢ 88 ® . 5S 3.99 Girl's 1.69 4 to 14 : tee 812 te 11 Se 3 te 8 ta COTTON GIRLS’ . - BOYS’ ? POLO ) SKIRTS BLOUSES 6 Hour Sale . . .. Friday 9:30 A.M. te 3:30 P.M. ANKLETS _ SHIRTS an erssticcipacseiaas: ti 1.77 88 1 49 Boys - - Girls’ Short Sets Cc 14¢ | 49¢ et ing, dog's short and shirt sets — 3 —— 1.49 Girl's 2.99 3 te 18 ge Gitta Flys, baer vend short sete 3 149 3 te 8 Se 3 te 8 SHORTS- GIRLS’ _ BOYS’ KIDS’ - BERMUDAS DRESSES ~ Cae Back to Origingl Price After 3:30 P. M. LONGIES SHORTS 94¢ | 1.66. "@ Hour Sale... Friday 0:90 A.M. te 3:50 P.M. 19¢ TOTS’ TRAINING PANTS 10 Cc Gées Back to Original Price After 3:30 P. M. p Sot quality,. absorbent 27x27 snuze Birdseye diapers — limit 2 dozen. — = : : : Snap had A.M. Jo 3:30 P.M. - = $2.69 BIRDSEYE. DIAPERS 1 66 | Goes Back to Original Price After 3:30 P. M. ve scanty Ge wwar sate... ; petaiy 9:90 4... to d:90 Po. pons a SHINGS : f fh Li : S - * 2.99 HOBBY te Sows : i. 1. 99 oe 5 SHIRTS —— C 3.99 Men's 2.99 Men's 4 JEANS TRUNKS ‘patterns, sizes 8-M : PAJAMAS WORK SHIRTS 1.88 99¢ § Goes Beck to Original Price After 3:30 P. M. : 1.88 A 49 3.99 SPORT 5.09 4-Heler 29.99 SPORT }/59¢ MEN’S nig nes 6 Hour Sale... Friday 9:30 A. M. to 8:30 P. a oe é _ : f Sal ay jp 1.88 | 3.66 Bt ise men's UNDERWEAR C | 12:88 | _25¢ 7.99 5.M.L. 8.99 Cool Briefs, tee shirts, athletic shorts in all sizes. a a : 3.99 MEN'S 5.99 Drip Dry DRESS ; SeTs PANTS . [ill Goes Back to Original Price After 3:30 P. M. WORK PANTS | -. 00% 4.88 2.49 | 3.77 To get the best beer you ever tasted, just say ft ‘ae 4 “Give me a Big DI” 6 Hour Sale... Friday 9:30 A.M. to 3:30 P. M. f @ Hour Sale... Friday 0:30 A.M. te 3:30 P.M. | ee gr : ‘ ‘ Man, this is flavor. hae osm _—s refreshing ’ 7.99 MEN'S DRESS PANTS 88 $3 LADIES TERRY SCUFFS | ' Ri i ‘ flavor that sati ~~ dep gown) ’ Better dress oo" ages priced. All wanted For your leisure around the House — white — 4 The beer with the one Big Difference And—you y glass after glass with no se |. colors, Sizes 29 to blue — Sizes’S to 10 — come — buy all you want. | ae , ee ing of fullness sine, That’s because Drewrys is Goes Back to Original Price After 3:30 P. M. Goes Back to Original Price After 3:30 P. M. brewed by a special, exclusive process to keep More flavor = S=x=fmene =" ae So al remember to call for Big D . eo SAVE ON HOME NEEDS ; SAVE ON HOME NEEDS | if ; Deowifar. . «. and enjoy the Big Difference. Only Downstairs : et ee ee we ee OS . Downstairs : . 4 e it! 16.99 Full Size 1.20 Flemp _ 39¢ DAN RIVER FABRICS C 200 Dress-start Nylon Trim > es ; 9 NYLON - FEATHER Come save. Big selection of sanforized prints DRESS-SKIRT CAFE . ess | | I a ee Se, -BLANKETS PILLOWS ey ee " "ZIPPERS CURTAINS © . . = a : 5.99 88 Goes Back te Original Price After 3:30 P.M, 9¢ 94¢ * ue 7 “4 ° : . - : } 1.99 Large Size 4.00 Rayon 1.90 42 x 81 ; d | LOOP CURTAIN aa a ren “NYLON CANNON | al on y : RUGS PANELS 6 Hour Sale . . , Friday 0:30 A.M. to 3:30 P.M. 1.00 "OC. 4 | Drewrys hasit! | 89* | 79 i G%c CANNON BATH TOWELS c| _!. F “* 7 : | Fine Guetity poe tie Geom path and. beach “= eave ‘on large a2 Tat oles, ot Fie “oe § : DRAPES FABRICS - Goes Back to Original Price After 3:30 P. M. SPREADS | TOWELS = : « 2.88 | 39¢ 2.99 25¢ ; | G1958, Drownys Ld, U.S.A. Ine, South Bond, tnd. eee re ee eee %, Let us help plan your home improvements. With MATERIALS From* « M. A. Benson Lumber Co. FE 549 N. Saginaw of a lifetime! ALL FAMOUS BRANDS: f We still have merchandise remaining in oll — departments with Firé adjusted prices! All in| ~~ perfect condition... and all Famous Brand items! This is your last chance to get the buy , Mangoes FRAME: SIMMONS -’ Autocrat TAPPAN FREE PARKING 332? ‘ Sed. Selene ewish attitude ns Aoi against nage lle mh Se a6 W F* All’Sales Final * No Refunds. *.No Exchanges ° No Phone Orders | |* Bring Your Own Truck or Trailer | 7 , RCA Victor International ‘ij D. BASSETT - i , * | (c S(uwanenendeunseseennheeneen ba Mo ns!ree Youngsters Hurt! * ¢ » * dock, St.,. a ~~ Hills. A oper? Leaders - Boys on Bikes. ~ Mishap Targets Calliding With Cars in z 2 j ei a5 g L Pens qty gfEpi shy a8 ® a | . E fi for Torch Drive in Oakland Appointments -of regional thats men for the 1958 Torch Drive in Oakland County areas other than those served by the Pontiac Area United Fund have “been announced; — ‘by Mrs. Victor. H. Marsh of- Royal Oak, county Torch Drive chairmen. The chairmen and their town- ships are: Mrs. Clyde C. Bennett, Jr., 889 Suffield — St., Birmingham, for Bloomfiéld, : Mrs. Palmer Bundy, 8621 Easton Rd.. Davisburg, for Addison, Far- mington, Groveland, Holly, Lyon, Novi, Rose and Springfield. - Mrs. Fred H. Hamal, 1202 .Mur- ‘Royal Oak, for Royal Oak; Troy and Southfield. They will riame Community chair- men in their regions, and co-ordi- nate the campaigns, Mrs. Marsh|- said. ‘The Torch Drive will be con- ducted from Oct. 14 through Nov. ooRS A Holstein Enthusiasts * - $chedule Show at lonia “The afnual Black and- White Show, for farmers interested in’ Holstein cattle, will be held Joly 31 at the lopia Free Fair Grounds, rate ya . the “ showing. wilt be ‘ participated last’. year were Stewart J, Hutchin¢g of Rochester and Laura Turner of — To Hold Vaceiten Schook Hr Neil Taylor of NIKE Site. . * * * - Se ee eee I are stationed at the Commerce|_ | Appointments ee eee er serving in the armed forces, must have written permission from ‘parents or guardians: an feotton, 20-cents a pound for tobac- of about $1.20 a bushel for wheat, 90 cents for corn, $83 a bale for ¢o and $2.44 a hundred pounds for cenit te: Chagpens inode public. ta: ly £ ' v2 1: oe SIE > ie 4 ce ; th Takes On New Project Orion Civil Defense Unit ORION TOWNSHIP — The. Civil fense Commission for facilities for a 200-bed emergency hospital. ‘ME. AND MRS. ROY MADDOX - + Ff 6 bs ae Mrs. Wilbert Horton, member ol Lenore Reuter Marries sae ane charge serving dinners to Red in Walled Lake Church = members and vol _comifence TOWNSHIP. se A , tiene of "the ‘bride's saielal ft ag soe san ; : ved “Upon return from their rebweik 7B came the. bride of Sergeant First honeymoon trip in the south, th on reak- ~ af Par Class Roy G. Maddox. , joo will make their home in Performing the rite in the ,St. U Lake. a | Five Detroit area youths were Matthew's - Lutheran Church, S . jarrested at Dodge Park No. 4,| Walled Lake, was the Rev. 0. A. |Waterford Township, yesterday | Gerkin, : E ie fer “investigation of lareeny from ‘an auto. * * * The five were seized by park police. at 4 p.m. after several jpersons reported they had seen them breaking into cars. Held by the Oakland County Sheriff's Department are Daniel R. Niewirowicez, 17; Stanley Sen- kowski, 17; Lennie D. Adams, BETTY SEBERT The engagement of Amos School Hires New English Teacher ALMONT — The faculty of a mont Community School has been completed with the hiring of Die- trich~Richter of Dundee. Richter, who replaces Richard Ziehmer in the English department; will teach {English and speech and have charge of the forensic program. During the past two years, he served in. the armed forces and! for the last year was stationed at the U.S, Army European Command Publications Office in Paris, France. He is a graduate of Michigan State University, Holly St Rita’s Church to Hold Family Dinner HOLLY — St. Rita’s Catholic Church in Holly will hold. its an- nual family style dinner from noon 'to 5 p.m. Sunday at the church. Other features of the ve —s will be fancywork and a “pést office” grab tea. there will be no charge for children “under Daughter's Engagement IMLAY vad — ~My.) and Mrs. Imlay (City have anriounced the engagement of their daughter, Margaret, to Edwin ‘V. Scott, son of Me. ‘tnd — W. ts, | Sebert to Fred A. Stayhue Jr “List ‘59 Candidates | parents, Mrs. Mildred Sebert of | Imlay Parents Announce: “eh of~Saginaw. The _ wedding date | Maayan has been announced. by her 36201. Madison St., Richmond, and Roy L. Sebert of Armada. The prospective .bridegrpom is the son of Mrs. Fred A. Stayhue of Drydef and the late Mr. Stay- hue. A Sept. 20 wedding in the First Methodist Church in Rich- mond is Planned. ‘4 JOYCE Frat. ACK Mr. and Mrs. Norman Fralick of 1929 Auburn Rd., Avon Town- ship, have announced the ens) gagement of Joyee, to Roriald Newmann, son af Mr. ‘and Mrs. John, Newmann “hasn’t: “been. set. ay ter tine of hace a a be ee ree ‘ poate. rst and Baste stre reets, eae heleaten ‘public is invited. : : Nare The_Almont Friendly Pa ete pool will meet at ee as their daughter, by Shoe reported their »vallets were looted in two of them.: § White Lake Dems WHITE LAKE TOWNSHIP — Candidates for the five major of-| fices in the. White Lake Township primary election next spring were prec on.: last night at a meeting } Democratic Com- one at the home of Kenneth E. * x * The .candidates and the offices they will seek are; Goodell, super- visor; Bernard J. Hickey, clerk; Mrs. Margaret Malm, treasurer: and Everett Gillow and Edward E. . |{Mollencopf, trustees. Names of the remainder of pros- peetive Democrat candidates for 12 offices in the towriship will: be: an- nounced at the committee's. next meeting “4 20. * _k * Plans ates were discussed for the holding of. an: “ id’ summer rally sometime next month. . County Calendar satura 52 gore 1:30 Auburn Heights aan ate Gap Bt fc Rage at of Mr. and mets (Parm se at Mt, one ie Tuck, maker Rd, .h pot! ee will be tines ‘niter the meet- ra inten the gyn 3 4 rae vil be aed during the eve- ing. ’ Ses day on the three-year use of the| © aig. Ameen. Facog Shon, Junior High. gEcomnd FALL AY (raot this Paul Bunyan Days carnival they dislike. Taking dead aim ‘ Hatfield (right) of 9215 Funston St. Késmneth ball-pitching music ¢ritics-are having their. say at Lake. Called the “Record Break,” the game’ offers the ‘‘critics” a chance to test their throw- ing accuracy and bust a phonograph recording booth ‘in Union ‘evening, - local Boy Scout teams and the a here is Daniel - Breit of 760 Farnworth: St. cwnitscide brn. The - annual two-day event, sponsored by the Union Lake Businessmen’s Assn., will wind up this © Proceeds are used fo help ‘appt: troops, Little Leagué* Baseball Union Lake Volunteer Fire may not know it, but his two ac- ‘ |tivities both have something in commori—ragweed. | Pollen from ragweed thrives on freshly exposed baseball diamonds, says a researcher from the Univer- sity of Michigan which is conduct- Sneezing at Ball Game? | . Ragweed Probabl y There ducing pollen from ragweed trav- “It's been seen 200 miles at sea and thousands of feet in the | air,” Wagner said. “Does its age have anything to do with its po- tency? Does it lose its effec- tiveness after traveling?”’ Man himself is responsible for ing a five-year study of the pesky ragweed. * * * Prof. Warren H. Wagner Jr.. U.) of M. botanist, said ragweed digs or add kreaded! sesidaides gardens, wheat fields and just about any place where soils are exposed. “ Oddly enough, Wagner said to- "School. “Seemann A. A. Reed 'was named property officer. Badds Will Perform of the North Branch high school junior and senior bands will pre- sent an open air concert from corner of Huron and Saginaw streets. the band will be Gary Sutton of the’ schooh band) | department. _ nie > i oe Stepsides, featuring America’ popular pickup, or the fleet populas models. Bae Be at eee eee ee ey Drugs Toke Y% of Bottles | NEW YORK — Manufacturers of giass containers ship nearly five) billion « year for drugs and toile- tries — about 24 per cent of total NORTH .BRANCH — Members 7:30 to 8:30 p.m. Saturday at the) offering more load space than ny mre Look over Chevrolet’s lineup of 12 different models—and pick the pickup that suits your . job best. For cutting costs, the day, ragweed doesn’t stand a chance in fields. where grasses, trees and herbs have a arenes | | foothold. But if an animal such as a} gopher digs a hole in the field, the ragweed immediately takes) over and grows on the freshly ex-) ‘posed soil. * * * | An important phase of the U-of M. study, which is sponsored by the National Institutes of Health, is Ito determine how far allergy-pro- spread of the weed that causes him so much misery. New roads | provide ragweed with a readymade home on exposed highway shoul- ' ne ' | | : * ition and parent species found along the At- antic Coast | to Louisiana. | The parent plants, ’according t6 theory, begin north and south of | | Washington, D. C, Wagner plans to’ test this idea-this summer by) |crossing both species in an attempt ‘to produce ragweed artifically. j | The vast swampy plain known) asthe tundra,_bordering on. the | | Aretic oceah, has been called an} lArctic desert. working St $ lowest priced —_ lowest pric new' Fleetsides, ger able low- * dnee pic other pickup re are the fast- os Sree eenecanen loads, there aré the handsome new sides—with pickup boxes a heal 6 feet wide— offering more car e than any compar- ticed mt ta “ . lealer’s got all the facts on why’ pendability Ly sang t ides, which include America’s popular pickup. For hauling big- eet- brings you such rock-ribbed rock-bottom price. ee Shwe nied teem eo MATTHEWS-HARGREAVES, Ine. 34 Mill St. and 631 Ooklond Ave., Pontiac, Mich: from Newfoundigad DR. RICHARD A, MeNETL Lewis C. Jarrendt, Oakland County civil defense director, today announced the appoint- ment of Dr. Richard A: McNeil as Orion Township civil defense director. He succeeds the Rev. William O. Swan, who is moving _ to Clawson. Dr. MeNeil, a vet- | erinarian, is~ président-of — the Lake Orion Chamber of Com- merce and former president of | Oripe Community Center, Ine. * Prices start lowest ...capacity goes highest in Chevy pickups! You have your choice of the fasi-stepping First in buyer preference since 1937 THE "BIG WHEEL” IN TRUCKS ‘See your: local authorized Chevrolet dealer = ‘ es : yt is ME ee \ FOURTEEN Debate on Marine Landings yy Still Echoes Around World | Br The Associated Press j, But gly Foreign Mins : aed a Debate over the landing of US.|Poume iC wae ‘heartening to, see}. [Pane Le nr eee eee ee ‘eerie Prime Minister Nehru said in|great power. cc . Haney © NE oe ee earn uae] scat ces Jand snl i ae aes — more denunciations of the Usted, gan. . gerous.” |I Blew the wron pas Foca (dedi rtand” | in the’ United ‘States ah ter “SPECIAL #5 ape Teton, bes, 2 arto earl BEE LINE BUS ee ee eee * SERVICE - “Corrigan, 51 now, lives the life FROM PONTIAC of a country squire with his wife ry TO PARK {ama tinee snes cn: Bis S-asee has leas rhs ccna ae ish grin and the unruly sos of and readers of 1938. . it and donate it BUS PATRONS %8) reining’ radio sala antcAmer-|—- : a Except Tues. & Thurs. can rallies were staged in major a | ALL 0 RIDES f ed Call FE 2-0034 | or MA 4-1400 | ‘ld "fp : | for Information Oa 4 a ae —_ FRIDAY oS wre. a it Guy Lombardo , oe eee lures VEprizss= GF 7 specracuuar SAVINGS ON fg SEAT aie ec ‘ ) t VULN @ : & Walled Lake ,) speed to the people ot Britain ix —— to back the United States, “for EC eiatims SSS OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF OUT ORF URNITURE AD) |\igast and the safeguarding of ‘i peace in.the world.” °* : “Said the tnfluental Tishes: {“Amid all the dangers, the only : amy tee eat etme! 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Tew: O: Sin ftiow Tut WORN OUT? | A SERIOUS MESSAGE TO YOU! at VIGORETS =3 MONTHS SUPPLY 6-02, Size = Fen) Giz cleames deep dows in the pores to remove all traces of make-up, oiliness and grime—all those impuri- ties that so often cause skin f blemishes. Gentle therapeutic } Qualities help heal skin irrita- tions. $2.25 plus tax. Free Plastic 2-Or. Size Won't break. Won't leak. Cee. Hdeal size to tuck into purse, : travel case, beach bag. Refill from large bottle, | EQ eee * 148M w sai’: ) * 4895 Dixie Hu — a | * Huron, Gor, Telegraph 105 Dixie Rey. Open Monday Friday Evenings | “alo P.M, Store ; ' \ j ; oy ss 1 ‘ Middle Eastern uations, would * not. : ee mi TWENTY. Troubled Lebanon | By CHARLES STAFFORD AP Writer In Lebanon, that spot on the globe where for the moment peace dangles over the snakepit of war, East and West strike a delicate balance. NATION CROSSROADS Across the centuries, the welch fob-sized nation on the eastern shore of the Mediterranean Sea has been a crossroads for the two worlds. It is more so than ever in this modern age when armies—and na- tions—travel on petroleum. Much of the Middle East's oil production is piped out of Saudi Arabia and Iraq ta Lebanon’s ports where it is! © loaded into tankers for shipment to Europe. The Russians, who find it politic te back Gamel Abdel Nas- ser in his passion to unite the Arab nations, would like to see Lebanon fall into the hands of Nasser’s new United Arab Republic. The United States, Pledged by the Eisenhower Doc- trine to fight for the “preserva- tion of the independence” of Lebanon, a melting pot where Christian and Moslem have lived peacefully under the same flag, was able to remain officially neu-} tral to the big power tug of war until recently. Then Camille Chamoun, Leba=-|— non’s Christian and ‘pro-Western president, upset the delicate bal- ance. He hinted he would seek to amend the Lebanese constitution so he could serve a second term. « * * His hint touched off a flame of opposition among Moslem leaders, who are opposed for a variety of reasons to the Chamotn govern- ment. This flame was fanned to violence by the Nasser propagan- dists of Radio Cairo and Radio Damascus. ° The history of Lebanon stretches back into eternity. Ancient Egypt had designs on it because of the famous cedars of Lebanon. These trees were used later to build Solo- mon's temple in Jerusalem. During the Crusades, Lebanon was a gateway to the Holy Land After Turkey’s defeat in World War I, Lebanon was. occupied by the French. In 1926 the French set up a Lebanese republic, but an- other world war had passed before for the Western armies. But West 339 W. Huron St. 26 E. Huron St. Be Sure to Stop at... 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HOT DOGS - GOOKING ONIONS | lo inc a/, “de | , | : | : q ALUN ~ 80 Ct. Pkgs. : Frosty Acres—Fresh Frozen [es “che “p EAS : | ) ey 10 of. 10° | a | Yv , ( ag | | URE STARCH | Pkg. 12 ox. Pkg. Birdseye Fresh Frozen LEMONADE "te con 10° NIAGARA —~—fiiek’s Shop-Rite Market 263 Auburn Ave.—Open Sunday | Huron Friend! cree: _RRSTANT ee ~ ee 7" €e* ev erwe* «4 + ies tnt i f & E i f d l z i 4 ; in Hite f TU ar Ti] a3 FE I peed F Flunking Pupils | 1Does No Good | COLLEGE PARK, Md. (AP) — Finish resists heovy foot traffic, reposted washing, sun end severest weather changes. For use on concrete, weed, linoleum motel surfaces, including beet docks. Hes envseel hiding tee Checse trom 10 popwier Rosenberger’s Wallpaper Co. 34 South Saginaw Street FE 2-701 DR. HENRY A. MILLER Optometrist Others,. on the other hand, might have a ninth-grade ability. | 17 North Saginaw Street < w REAL BARGAINS... For WOMEN, MEN and CHILDREN Come In and Browse Around | e 4 ,. SHOES Shoes for Young Folks o6.¥. Haren. ‘Neumade | Hosiery— Juvenile | 82 N. Saginaw will be honored at a family dinner Sunday at the Rainbow Terrace. Their eight children and 10 grand- children will be Present. ‘ald their 50th sade a anniversary, Mr. and Mrs. Edsel I. Kershenbaum of Oneida road PARIS, (INS) — It’s ‘ “Paris Takes to Beach anatomy through ~the open sides. GEORGE N. STANCIU Graduated as an A student from the University of Michi- gan is George Nicholas Stanciu, son of Mr. and Mrs. Nick Stanciu of Bywater road. At present Mr. Stanciu is working as a government laboratory technician in Chicago, Ill. He | will return to the University in the fall for further study. BOYS’ KAYNEE. SWIM BRIEFS, with Matching Caps, Sizes 4 to 12. WOOL ETON SUITS. Sizes 3 to 6. “ CABANA SETS, Sizes 3 to 12. Famous Brands, Sizes 4 to 12. CAR COATS in Polished Cotton "OFF SLACK cia: JACKET. SET With Matching Shirt and Cap, Sizes to 12. Values to 2.59— Sizes 4 to7 . Values to 2. 3g— | Sizes 4 to 12 . Long or short sleeves eee eee SHIRTS in : NO NO “SUITS © SHORT PANT SUIT, suits included. Values to 18.98 COMO JACKET, Long or Short Pants, Wash and Wear, Sizes 3 to 12. _ SUITS *"COATS * SUBURBANS Sale Rack, from. . 2. 00 _ Sorry, no exchanges or refunds on. sale merchandise. as KE CLEARANCE BOYS WEAR y 4 Values to 4.98 : i | SLACK SETS, Q9 7 id Values to 5.98 3.88 | A LONG PANT DRESS SUITS—__. pony of these Assorted sizes. Sore, wash and wear ' | fda? for back to school. ‘30% off TE MARGARET. ANN sto» RIKER BUILDING goldbricking on household for 285 per cont of them,| cs nay aig alent Looking into the future, 36.3 et &. He fF g Pf & 4 & g Mit} w E2 : p38 = q S 5 3 2 lt 1 i Lf DR. B, R. BERMAN concept of good behavior. Optometrist Discourtesy and defiance are |t? N. Saginaw FE 4-7071 high on the list of things which SSS incur parental wrath. And. dating parten teseictene? “ames im] LUNCHEONS : t * Sealtest Ice Cream ay hated Tins anal pieeecene tng RIKER FOUNTAIN @ boy they didn’t know, especially because I didn’t arrange to have Rikef Building Lobby ; DARK TOWN COTTON In Important HALF-SIZES ...10.98 The dress that adapts to any special situation . . . tea, town or travel. Meticulously tailored ina perfect-figting manner, Rich- looking, fresh-staying cotton and acetate to resist wrinkles, launders easily. Black only in 12% to 2014. Season Bridging Washable DARK PLAID .. 14.98 Our two-piece plaid dress perfect to go from the office to a social engagement. Sketched from Features a stand-away neck Stock “and draped back hip-length overblouse.. Black watch or red watch. Sizes 5 to 145. Dress Salon — Second Floor i Sweeping Reductions! ‘Trupiiene Savings Bi A SE i aa POM a pn co eamnenenama at Pid eS S EO LaRRN emg AMIN ARS a SB a Bag aici Dany ae MS eR eo eat. Sa arate ae _ gi iit Io ENS se ky — ae : « § s eo : : oe : e eS ae ; a F ee Se s eh > ue * Se 4 In All Departments - Dresses Reduced 729 hi, Were 9.95 to 17,95. Now you can choose your summer desea ak savings: dresses in drip-dry fabrics for office: for wearing ‘and ‘for sports—sheaths, full skirts, chemise types : ; with belts for all summer wear. Juniors, Misses’, Half Sizes. “* ae eee rg cosual Dresses Reduced 13. 16. 19. Were 19.95 to 29.95 Better dresses for daytime wear or dressy occasions, beau- tiful cottons, prints, jacket styles and lace dresses. Juniors, Misses’ and ‘Half Sizes. Savings were never greater. _Over 1100 Pairs Quality Footwear Reduced Up to 50% 1. MILLER, DE LISO DEBS, RHYTHM STEP, TROYLINGS .. . FIANCEES! Formerly 12.95 to 28.95—Now 6" * 162 These are the exciting fashion names that can be yours at greatly reduced prices . . . in a wonderful selection of wy colors and materials for summer and year-round ‘wear OES AES BR A aga: ummm: me 1 Group Sandler -- Allures Odds and Ends Debs -- Flats -- Wedgies 2. 3. 04, 4.85 » 6.85 Siete Pik hore Hat Wether | Swim Suits 2 10" “eee , : Lestex : anemone omen : Were to 10.95 390 550 ; ' Summer — | Skirts” oe Summer fain wnntoe saa =a ee ” Were to 2. 99. B P Were to on 5 _ THIRTY-FOUR Pp’ ina Session 'VFW convention held at Escanabaj = Planning Sessior -éhunn: hen hee. Aeon toeasstial one at National Home — Ragone co : ‘Members of the Auiiary a : - ne ome . ten Post of 1008 are planning a io’ id | i Wid Ea os ame.a|Family Reunion Held | = fags Rapids July 27. » | A family reunion was held Sat-| ae At a meeting Monday Mrs. L, A.lurday at the home of Mr. and] . By Anderson of VFW 4036, l,|Mrs. George W. Tuck of south} - 2. sh was a visitor, A report on thé/Shirley street. = ee en and I had tickets for a show. [Cut makes a trem The day we were supposed to not thin ' go my sister took sick oe : aid asked her if she wonld |& Dilrclt coud fo ve le bad bers SME like to use the ticket, She waS [oi ‘the bing cage a a p, Seaton ae. danger of offending some of m RS en! oe See Your sensitive skin need ‘not de- snet Poonles are He Spon ey giidhcsais at te Wenry of lovely” Os ne in es me snes possible. I nwo : cosmetics. In MARCELLE COS- ‘certainly did not intend this as ‘BUT, 1 got and it's « pease! » METICS, ingredients known to the tickets were quite expen- |y, 1.0 tue aap od ot produce irritation or allergic re- sive. Could I possibly ask her as a meat ee actions are eliminated. The com- to, pay for the ticket,.or is her | oootitan university, thought that| to loveliness—Face Powder, train and take care of a pup. My Rouge, Lipstick and Foundation Answer: Unless you asked |, ‘said’ that she must learn B Eprom stingy oan har her it she wanted to buy the lta take care of her own mistakes) . thet physicions recommend tickets when jou offered them [{> 17/6 CAFS Oo ee eine poodle | MARCELE COSMENES. oO Jen ree save TAY. |i, being a reelist, knew what would to the show as your guest, and — happened! i hone 7 Shee con ote ke ee a Oy ee ee lak a an ee oe ; * “Dear Mrs, Post: The other | children while they were grow- ; night my fiance and I were | ing up and ¥ took care of all — IR Reem ccengron oe ae : as 4 2 Baer at ‘fas a big on the way a woman ~ ae he , order, guage, language, and even 3 t : Tomorrow: “You Don't Need} : ee eas ae eine wine language. When! looks and also can affect the way she feels. Rich Food to Gain Weight.” - he taken, the waiter brought a |> £ es ‘ a . , basket of rolls to the table. I 4 : | | eis took one and started to eat it. D 4 T k M h . ye © The first cosmetics fo be ACCEPTED “My fiancee thinks I , ~ : . : Aé -- Commitiee on Cosmetics of the American oa and that 1 should Fi = oesn.: d e uc . Have You Tried This? ; , a Medical Association. waited until the food was ; ae ee ae | Tri # Jui | d ~ CLOONAN’S = | =="255°25 to Give Gal a Lift | Trio of Juices Blend — F ‘Where Quality Couns? «s:«C«Y eng en icht arumet.| iy in Fruit Salad Dressing | > 72 N. Saginaw FE 2-0161 || you to prove that I was right.” By RUTH MILLETT | = — Answer: You were right. In | 1t doesn’t take much to give a woman a lift when she); => Pho pra aa oe ge: missible - Phas Pat while | Just a compliment from a man. For instance, a hus- pansy course 9 'lband glancing up.from the morning paper to really Rhee geno look at his wife and say, “My, but you look pretty this . . Post: How does imorning.” Something like that can turn what started peaking te the waiter? ein jout to be blue Monday into a pleasant day. JULY , supposed to say, ‘My wife will. | Or something new for the house. It may be no more | | : have the brolled | or ithan a kitchen gadget if*+— | Keg een ghd how cise does the housekeeping budget is} a= earanhee § «- small, but something new ; . " eweWer Ge ein, “The tang give a woman a is for the lady.” In a piearhas SKIRTS restaurant to which they go | Or an invitation to a party. That — often and are known by name, |starts her off on a new train of 2 Come Early for These. he would call her “Mrs. |thought—what to wear, who will | . — be there, should she call right | Reg. to $6.99 Reg. $2.99 Each . : away for a hair appointment . . . | Regular Rubdowns | or a telephone call or letter | $88 2D '« $5... [RI Will Smooth Legs |fom, sn oi fied, me. been Blouses Slips ee rat serie, comer cd plant has Pon oat is, frat $ ” : : aie ieee mp or os abeenaas ts pa Zt 5 4 D in $B rough and scaly. Daily rubdowns| Per saying something she has béen 1.59 each with creams or lotion will help. | wanting for a long time is on =. Also try rubbing a handful of salt|at a price she can afford. m ed on legs while they are wet to| Or an unexpected bit of thought- | * smooth them fulness on the part of a child, an - a _— ae eee . rampoo. Your Figir. eee al —- coo Bee wae See i as aa. Girdles, Reg. 1.99, $1.69 7 \When Necessary granted. am 4 ; : : = It might be a chance to wd |.| A woman with bright, clean hair) .meone else, or to comfort some- . Mon. and Fri. Nights ’til 9 P. M. » |is an adaptable person. She knows 7 Open Mon. and Fri. Nights | GE lteet increased activity and the! Smpaty. | : ea \weether determine when It could even be just a new hat, . . . ° 36 N. Saginaw~ 3 |/"¢es to wash her hair. a new balrds Gaaee seliee G's * pee oe Be ping ene Bs mer wait for vas N thi . les? * | : = ae a set day to around for a sham- Ww are ‘fond of [ #3 cid | Fe Saks pcm spe rae cc poo. 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Limits one Soupon per customer.ie “THIRTY-SIX : » Joins Sed, ‘Psychiatry Consultant Sony Staff as Oakland County Child Guid- Clinic, at 113 Franklin Bivd., -today the addition of S Weiss, 33, to its staff a a weet in child psychiatry. * +¢ :Dr. Peiss, who lives at 23141 Par ‘klawn St., Oak Park, and has * his private practice in Detroit, will become the third member of the psychiatric staff, joming Dr, Jo- seph Fischhoff' and Dr. Jean Chambers, = “* He comes-te the clinic from a full-time staff position at Haw- ‘thorne Center, Nerthville, a ‘state-run treatment center for | emotionally disturbed children, “where he will still work one day | ‘a week, Previous to joining the center staff in 1956, Dr. Weiss was a Staff psychiatrist at the Veterans Administration Hospital, Ann Ar- bor, and psychiatric consultant for the University of Michigan psychol- Sey. clinic. * * * -He graduated from the Univer- Sity of Michigan Medical Sehool-in 7951 and took his internship at “Harper Hospital before being a resident psychiatrist for three years at the Menninger Clinic in Topeka, Kansas. Dr. Weiss-is married and has two children. Charges of Break-In Against 2 Dismissed Two men accused by pdlice of breaking into a GMC plant to steal bars of nickel were arraigned yes- ferday before Municipal Judge Maurice E. Finnegan. « The judge dismissed the charges| ed against Eugene W. Lowes, 43, of 230 Davisburg Rd., Davisburg, and Arthur Compton, 39, of Detroit for lack of evidence. However, a. new charge of enter- ing without permission was made ‘Against Compton whom police saw entering the plant the Lena of ‘jon the campus is getting a boost duly 2. WHAT'S UP? — Taking an un- equivocal stand, this sassy otter seems to be wondering what all the noise is about at the Over- ton Park ‘Zoo in Memphis, Tenn. Perking up his wet ears, the friendly fellow is listening | tothe hammering during ~ the building of new rhino house at the 200. 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Some 26,000 AOPA’ers fly more than 100 hours a year and a fourth of tha.members fly more than 150 hours a year; About 87 per cent.of the mem- HOLLYWOOD, (AP) _ Veteran prove the efciency of film producer Cecil B, DeMille is|prosecutor offices. It home again after being hos:|terned after “Mayor : pitalized almost a month. DeMille, Day,” & part.ot the annual Michi- TI, ee ee ee eee -eelebration, = for observation and tests. of was taken on. culatory disorder, ; of Whe Pontiac ané Royal: oa Man ae were WE MAYVE IT FOR LESS erent the ninemsn Vo SNIFF THE NEW FRESH-ROASTED AROMAS Uncep jc: SEE THE NEW DEEPER COLOR! Pose youre « capt Todeys One. sniff tells you this coffee’s going to taste better than any you've ever Kneren, flonan siting ener scngen me calieg welt catered bales Instant Maxwell House has new body, new strength! 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Dw relle, the durable fisherman from New Brunswick, still isthe British Empire light heavyweight “cham- pion and can look forward to a possible shot at world. champion Archie Moore. ss * 2 ee But South Africa’s Mike Holt can. expect more offers for his services on this side of the Atlan- tic if and when he. so desires. . ~~Durelle retained his title Ta st - night when Holt was unable to an- ' gswer the bell for the ninth round of their scheduled valor 7 fight after a bruising 3 Vancouver, promoter Earle Ka- Jani said Moore has_ tentatively consented to. a title fight in Sep- tember with Durelle. * = St — » ad ose is But before Holt gave up because of sheer exhaustion, Durelle knew} jhe had been in a fight, The. 2- year-old fishermah from Baie Ste. Anne, N.B., was>th® favorite. But when Referee Maxie Berger awarded him the fight on a techni- cal knockout, Holt was ahead on the cards of all three judges. ee ui 4 ae al — EE RET ER ETE IIE LIE A IIT AI gy Ne ae ra PE IES NE TO LIER ee Ae b Union Club Scores Two Runs in: 9th to Defeat Grill Team CIO Local 594 scored twice in the top of the 9th to defeat Griff's WAY THE BALL BOUNCES — This fancy outfield juggling act robbed Detroit's Harvey Kuenn of an extra base hit in the 3rd inning at Yankee Stadium last night. Kuenn's long drive ; AP Wirephote Bauer in hot pursuit. At upper right, the ball hits Bauer's outstretched hand and bounces: to- ward Mantle, lower left. At lower right, Mantle 18 for his title. rgeles on Aug. ee some of his answers. Malayans Claim ‘Spell’ Caused Team Collapse run homer. Bill Mazeroski and Frank Thomas added solo shots. It was No. 26 for Thomas, the NL run and Tony Taylor's single the clincher. Brooks Lawrence (6-7) who also gave up League ‘three of the so-called over the pitching in the ist after batter. a half game apart, and tt Ernie Banks’ two-run; 24th homerjleader, and his seventh at Los} The CIO jumped off to a 32 lead denly competitive Chicago Cubsjlost his third in a row, Lefty| Angeles. Bob Friend needed relief |in the ist stanza, but Griff’s rallied help, but won his 11th giving up'to tie the score with the help of -\Duke Snider’s -eighth x * —iRuss Lothery’s 4th-inning home The Braves kept that half-game|0"d game for the Cubs and gave|which stretched the Dodgers’ |run. edge with a 65 decision at St.| five runs on nine hits. string of.runs-by-homers to 19 be-|- om —— Louis last night after blowing a 40; _ * * * dfore they ended it in a three-run ABRH ABR lead, Just .008 percentage points. The Pirates, who like the Phils'eighth. Fred Kipp lost it— Woodmars.< g13 ® wen <0 behind are the Giants who - Ree ES ; jwa" . ery whipped Philadelphia's fizzing : 7 (a Hrd. of sat Caswell oe ii i Phillies “9-2. i ’ — 2 er, 3b- : arry, The Cubs ‘kept their third place Hebert Blasts fodee rial? $3; Seaman ar $94 pr, Pe pes en he 307-Yard Shot, eacsciiie" 3 kee, rumning up a five-game ae u pore : streak for the first time this sea- ° 2 ae 415 12 M37 mn, ty swept tei seamaldf Birmingham Wins PGA Test go... yy ge ae SRE doubleheader in four with ut HAVERTOWN,. Pa. (AP) — Lio- Qualifying Under Way Home Runs and Hurling over ; 22. we Xf : #5 se driving contest Wednesday with a . That gave the Redlegs ‘a seven- for 14th Invitational hit of 307 yards, 17 inches, Hebert Too Much for Crackers losing ‘string, and they es-| Best Ball Event is defending champion in the an-| ATLANTA (AP)'— Bob Thorpe caped “the —_ only because of! | gual PGA Tournament, opening/and Chuck. Coles drilled ‘early Pittsburgh 's 7-4 victory over Los a _ | today. ' homers and five classy Southern Angeles,” a. ', | The 14h annual Birmingham In-\ wie Souchak of Grossinger,|Assn, pitchers made them stand Solo homers ‘by Hank Aaron and|“#Ational Best Ball golf torna-|n.y., was second with 300 yards,|up for a 40 victory by the League : ‘Mathews. who hit a pair, egy nt =e o fligh 24 inches and Bill Eggers of Port-| All-Stars over the Atlanta Crack-. me hae the Braves in the fifth |" Ualitving rounds in all flights./1.44 Ore., third-with 288. 11%. {ers Wednesday night. against ‘reliever Chuck Stobbs| UPWards-of 120 two-man teams): Total yardage honors for three| ‘Thorpe, an ex-Aflanta star who (0-2) as the Cards slipped five| Were entered in the tourney with/hits were won Paul Biggi of now plays for Birmingham, lofted games behind. Mathews’ first|*D¢ field scheduled to be divided/Butier, Pa:, with 787 yards, 3 in-|a Bob Hartman pitch out of the homet and Billy Bruton’s first of|'"*° Sve? flights of 16 teams each! ches. Second was Henry Castillo|playing area in the second inning the season helped Warren Spahn|2t the end of today’s qualifiers. /of Tampa, Fla., 780-34, and, third |and pinned the loss on the Atlanta to @ 40 lead, but the.. : Match play in all. flights begins| was Eloy Martin of Houston, 774-1. |lefty, 4d took over with a five-run third |*°™°T’: ss capped by Ken 's +, Rey Nelson of Essex Country slam. Spahn, now 114, needed| Clab in Windsor and Dick Wey- more help after the fifth for his| and, Birmingham ‘CC member, 50th victory over St. Louis, He; Were om hand to defend their got it from reliever Don McMa-| Championship flight honors | hon, who. came on with the bases| *sainst a strong field. loaded: in the eighth, and left! Among the talented array of shot-|- fielder. Andy Pafko, who made a makers were the’ teams of Ben diving catch of Don Blasingame's|Smith-Fritz Adams, Jack . Geiss-| 4 long liner to end. the’ eighth Duke Yager, Tony and Tommy} foe Skover, Tom Draper-Dave Mac- Things. were easier’ ‘for the|Harg, Chuck ‘Kocsis-Jim Nick, El-| # Giants, They counted four runs|mer.Elistrom-Sam Kocsis, Ray) j in the ‘secoml, three of ‘em wun-|Lovell-Ed Dayton, Bud Stevens- earned, and rolled, Jélimny Anto-/Harry Martin and .Ted Stillwell-|/ Randall Ahern, | The first round of match play. will be held Friday, followed by the quarter-finals on Saturday arid semifinals and championship final var nw All matches are 18 oles, Top Women Golfers « in Four-Ball Test | SPRINGS, Va. (AP) — 's top women golf profes-' we a contending in teams of two here Thursday for $7,500 in “and| prize money offered in. the. 72-hole Hot Springs Women’s Four-ball hit over the Jast 5 2-3 innings: with) tournament. ; . Elston (7-5) wining his first since}. Defending champions in the ig, 9 Me one Bee 1 May 30.-_ best-ball event, which continues ce. 8m [through Sunday, with an 18-hole Th the nightcap, the Reds made|round each day, are Fay Crocker} AP Wiceptiote CHECK DISTANCES — Cary Middlecoff, right, and defending champion Lionel Hebert spent some time looking over a scorecard. nine of their 11 hits good for ex-jof Montevideo, Uruguay, apd her| check the distances. before starting play in the PGA tourney at tra-bases, with Pete Whisenant/|golfing buddy from Wichita, Kan.,| Havertown, Pa, Hebert won the pre-tourney driving contest yesterday. . hitting two solo homers, But the|/Marilynn Smith, a ;* ae starter Ted Reaver faced only one) 4 (Wings Will Play 11. ‘of 20 CBS Games ) (Detroit. | |Chicago will have the most home ‘better than normal,” a spokes- “\man for the Néw York University- [Bellevue Medical Center’ Institute into a collar.” +|schools, choice. - novice promoter, Bil! Rosen- le Box column a feature column writers is substituted.) ed But instead of deuces and players and one whose rules to adopt. A survey by the Associated Here is the rub: The ‘sprawling National of smaller colleges, mainly Alliance Code. x * | alt felt weak,” he said. “We couldn't even kick property.” “When we approached the op- position geal, we felt that some- one was preventing us from kick- ing.”’ j ‘ Kalamazoo’s Sues, MacKay Move Up i 1 ij ‘and Sue Metzger’ of Kalamazoo, | \Mich., are going streng in the National Clay Courts tennis tourna- ment. Miss Hodgman, the new Western Amateur women’s champion, and Miss ‘Metzger won their second round matches .yesterday. Hernando of Detroit lost in the men’s third round to Alejan- the matter. under the NCAA. (Bruno Kearns is on vacation. In place of his regular Press — by one of the national service By WILL GRIMSLEY ' (Associated Press) College football, particularly among the sm this fall will be like a wild poker game—degler’s ~ a * = one-eyed jacks wild, it will be a case of choosing between limited and-unlimited sub- stitution of sion after touchdown. ey Some colleges will be playing.under one set of rules, they meet — and they will — they will have to decide © or two points for a conver- 9 ‘ E fe Press showed some 150 col- ges intent on defying the new:big college rules. — Wind Mee ij Collegiate Athletic Assn. (NCAA), which-encompasses 397 football-playing, four- _for _“‘straight-|year colleges and all the bigtime-ones, has: ' for 1958 incorporating two main features. These features are: (1) A change in the aged extra point progedure providing one point for a kicked con- version and two for a ball passed or carried over the goal line-after a touchdown (originally, it was one point regardless); (2) A relaxed limited substitution rule which enables a player to enter a quarter twice. > These rules proved objectionable to a large segment adopted rules members of the National Assn’ of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA). So they decided to play under their own rules, called the Under these standards, there is an inflexible single point after touchdown as before the unlimited substitu- tion. The NCAA killed unlimited substitutign and its two-platoon system several years ago. * The NAIA lays claim to around 225 fodtball-playing colleges, all in the small or minor college category, and says most of them will follow the rebel line. The bigger colleges won't be affected by the chaos- : A City.League baseball game yes- feller Ines eerie, Sede mat stahitachoce tote: ee ne Oe OF. tera gt Wiener Ste. bee a ee lll tt members ot * | except possibly in “breather” games. They'll adhere ” ile : 2 ; 2 en Kim oes ues lapsed after losing their match | strictly to the NCAA code —limited subs, extra ‘ : et “Sy an infield error resulted in two eg The coach collapsed | point option — although many don’t like it. Ze oe ogee ep They were put under a spell,| There is another catch. Some 120 small colleges be- | ' the 5th eS ae ae long to both the NCAA and NAIA. They .will have to ie yee | mk ie acts istance for Griff's f> absorb , ot the kt *& * By The Associated Press’ ~ Cilbs busted ‘thrdligh with three in/are on their last trip to the coast | . Crowley, who relieved they cates ta, eee ; | Who's going to crack first in/the eighth’ Winning reliever Bill for the year, took over fifth piece | Sun vaguer in v4 sth, weceived od Syl supported the ' Typical of this quandary ‘is the.case of Westminster ‘that Ni race? While|Henry singling home the tying as Hank Foiles clouted a three-|credit for the win, Wagner took “«auring ‘the ‘second half, we |COllege in Salt Lake City whose coach, Al Mercer, says ‘he will play six opponents under NAIA rules and three St. Ambrose of Davenport, Iowa, is striking a happy medium. It will play the NCAA two-point rule on extra points but follow the NAIA on unlim- ited substitution. Most of the small colleges of Illinois, Ohio, Virginia, * * ‘Texas, Minnesota plus those in the Far Western, Rocky | \Mountain and Mason-Dixon conferences will play the CHICAGO «® — Susan Hodgman NCAA way, * But in Nebraska, West Virginia, Michigan, Arkansas, _A sounding of opinion on North ahd South Carolina and through the Pacific Northwest. the trend is toward the rebel group—oné . extra point and all the subs you please. the NCAA’s two-point con- version has found most coaches jittery and uneasy om dro Olmedo of Los Angeles, 6-4, 7-5, Andy Paton of Ann Arbor lost to Grant Golden of Chicago, 6-1, 6-0. In men’s first round ddubles Bar- ry McKay and Sam Giammalava, cago, 6-0, 6-0. Ray Senkowski of Hamtramck and George Stoesser ot Carmel, Calif., won from Robert Burnham of Michigan City, Ind., and Jerry Budzelek of Gary, Ind., 6-2, 7-5. NEW YORK (UPI)—The Detroit Red Wings will take part in 11 of the 20 National Hockey League games to be televised by the Co- lumbia Broadcasting System next season. Five will originate from All games will be played Satur- day afternoon with the home club receiving about $12,000 a game. TV.dates with six. /- ‘It will be the 3rd straight year the network has carried games. The opener on the schedule will be Oct, 25 with Detroit at Chicago. Campanella‘s Progress ‘Better Than Normal’ _ NEW YORK (AP)—The prog: ress of Roy Campanella, injured Los Angeles Dodger catcher, is fof Physical Medine and Rehabili- tation said today. |. “His determination and eager- to recover are responsible or 50 pet cent of his improve’ ment,’ the spokesman ‘added. “The next step will be to get him out of the special. neck brace and * t ’ * shutout, a ist-inning single, as State Hospital blanked Borden’s| Finally Beaten by the same 10-0 score in another) five-inning encounter to complete EHL Expands to yesterday to absorb or play an + KALAMAZOO,” Mich, (UPI) — highlighted alt Travis of the Lakeside” hurled the no-hitter dur- ing his team’s 10-0 rout of Dostal Foundry off the North Side diamond. Play was halted after 4'4 innings by the league's 10- run rule. Jerry Layton hurled a one-hit} the double bill at North Side. Vin-| 7-Club Circuit CHARLOTTE, N.C, (AP)—The Eastern Hockey League, keeping its champion Washington club and adding the New York Rovers, has become a seven-member circuit. The Eastern loop also declined interlocking Schedule with three clubs of the wavering Internatio al League. -, The Eastern now includes Charlotte, Johnstown, Pa.; Clinton N.Y.; New Haven, Conn; Phila- delphia;— Washington and New York. : be 42. in National Meet Forty-two entries have been. re- ceived for the National Junior and Boys’ Tennis championships which open in three weeks at Kalamazoo College. i \ f { Four Shutouts in Softball |Houston, defeated Gordon Fleming) A clean ‘sweep of shutout pitch-|cent Long homered for the win of Flint and Mike Gordon of Chi-| ing performanices, one of them a five-inning: . no-hitter, last night's four-game City League softball program at Beaudette and North: Side parks. : ners. Two whitewashings at Beaudette, both -two-hitters, completed the sweep. Alvah Webster tossed goose-eggs at Griff’s Grill as the Sports Shop chalked up a 3-0 win and Roger Reynolds gavé the zero treatment to Blue Star Drive-In for a 9-0 Birmingham victory. Southfield Nine The Junior Legion baseball league was tightened up a ‘little today after Southfield had gone to its first defeat bowing to Clawson by a 7-4 count last night. Rochester nipped Berkley 3-2 and Milford blanked Birmingham 5-0 in other. action while Royal Oak took a forfeit over Waterford. Five runs in the Ist two open- ing innings and two big double plays‘ paced the Clawson upset. Pitcher Dave Lequier went all the way. Gary Ahifield had a double and single for Clawson, Ron Heffner slammed a triple and and Nell Stevenson two s for the loop leaders. A’ single by Baker chased John Cadieux home with the winning run at Berkley as Al Krumm was beaten despite his. 17. strikeouts; Stratford of the losers had four straight hits, — Tom Mayes flipped a’ four-hitter at Birmingham. 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Previous to this, Detroit held its break cam ' Handed Pay Boosts | resessen workouts at otrmia. |september 2, withthe first game : ' . In the same announcenent,| of the (ip the next night-in Fort , ETRO — No recession Adams said that a pre-season ex-| Wiliam. Rime te organ tour of Western Canada wines’ °° — © Target magic touch. She took the) + te Detroit Pistons. has been scheduled for the De-| Saturday, Sept. 27—jvinnipeg in Winnt- Face [match by winning. the 14th, 16th) Contracts went out today and|‘Toiters. Sunday. Sept. 28—Winnipeg in St. Paul Other Sets $4.75 Up 1th holes when Mrs. Weiss’! 0, called for pay raises for all _t * * p tuesday. Sept. 20—Saskatoon in Sas-| shot-making went awry. members of the club for| Six gamies are to be played in| w ¥, Oct. 1—Edmonton in Ed- the match |the 1958-59 National Basketball|8©ve" days in the West, one each) “Thursday, Oct. 2—Calgary in Calgary had gone (Assn. season. —— again on | The Pistons, ‘playing first Miss Weiss |pointment last year until near the) 4 immediate Installation. oer 3 ad on ten "anal won 19 4 games ie on : vverusiwolind up second in’ the Western| q 1 *f «. j le a missed ‘the green. Mrs. Le-| Division “4 ° : landed hers eight feet from; ‘The finish prompted owner uepecy SRep ege at ees cere we ees CUSTOM WORK j ager © a Sa wewens Contet Ba, stay. the veterans merit raises. 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(Pavg aie nioanes Hornets 5 a The Pontiac Lake Merchaiits ral- coed pron ag mg ny Sean EDDIE STEELE FORD | ih vances teen Ceci 2 $ Sion” ff) with wo rune im the Batol were tod by The Asotiated 2705 Orchard Lake Bd. [Duly Daugherty was tamed to- «CITY SOFTMALL winless Eagles, 22, fn a Water) ee oe, — = Sy wo eet Been ea as ws Fy execu tun “ flat night at, Drayton Plana. The broadcast also denied that era j | AGRR" 3 Sei a he Srila Sa eal te | Notional Leagee winning marker himself on en in-/ woman's yim champion, th in PROUERTOR nn Se a In another Ngtional loop contest, ‘}P RECORDERS fi" |: & here pine firey Maks Dt i a Gra | Clete! Ledgue Clinkerbuiilt Outboard SPECIAL! With New Mark 30 Mercury YOURS FOR ONLY | $39.00 PER MONTH 1265 S. Woodward at Adams Rd. Birmingham—MI 7-01 Open Every Evening Ye . am: 16’ NEW CLINKER | Ken Rase Boats -| “Your Authorized Mercury Dealer” | FE 5-6615_. 57 W, Huron ‘St. j suddenly NEWPORT, R. IL. (AP) — If ARMY NAVY 32 S. Saginaw St. a 5x7 4 6x7 4 6x9 4 8x3 24 8x10 scral Sizes M } Manila Rope. SURPLUS] = FE 2-0022 TARPAULINS $3.50 9x12 $4.20 10x12 $5.40 12x15 $7.20 12x18 $8.00 15x20 SPAN $18.00 $21.60 $30.00 he ft Ms" Ze ft pig in $150.00. Value, SALE ae eee See the Homestesd and other tents set up on dur display floor, —COMPLETE FOR YOUR CAMPING PLEASURE— poréhi with storm flaps divided with canvas curtain ; cee ak oe than, oanine Wen to a Complete bi a takes and pew tly poles, 10°x14’ size with 5%’ sides #109” Pe eee eee er ee eee ees ee Motor Cover, 12 10 PL: G06: 16.Pt. $21.96... BOAT COVERS—Treated Canvas — Reinforced at all strain - peints—Draw Rope Construction—12 ft. see 14 Ft. $10.08; 26 Ft. $1288 ooo. ese e se cc epwensnesenies' SPECIAL—Boat — with Windshield Pocket and attached pine Fa TENTS FOR RENT ST eee \ ‘ | 'b i | ' on a farm ro ne sie-the-park homer ai a Dans Sop the New Yorke Yadht|“E SUE pirass day. lerly, fourth defense candidate, out ‘ot-competition. [Feminine Skipper Outsails PYC Males = Ba and Ken Bonnett as crew E i & 3 § F r. : 8 5 d i ~ SMALL ‘AD=BIG SAVINGS WE HAVE A FEW 6.70x15 4-PLY * NEW MAJOR BRAND’ TIRES AT ONLY “ $4475 des “Good Place to Buy Tires” DON R. MacDONALD, Inc. 371. South Sagindw St. FE 5-6136 ne al OWENS, INC. Pontied’ Authorized oe be Tennis Shoes | ) $3.95-56.95 Pontiac Yacht Club sailors expe-/]. rienced an unustial situation last) Tennis Shorts - $205 — . Marilyn Goodwin, with hubby |f Tennis Ball : bs 4 for $1.50 Sweat Sox ADM¢ - Pair or 3 for $1 29 © “PRESS... $1.25 ‘SPORT SHOP 16 S. Coss _ “TAKE YOUR VACATION THE SMILEACE WAY—ON SAFE TIRES’ | after out factory trained mechanics wes Soave % tosey er cal Pu'Tai : | Tow Trade-ln is Your Down Payment No Cash Needed! | me FULLY em 11" 12" 14°" | BE Geodsich, SARETY-S. on Each Here's What We Do: © Remove and Test Distributor on Machine ® Clean Fuel Pump Sediment Bulb dak ca eck eel OVEN GUARANTEED 7 NEW TREADS~ = $9 7.10-16 *10.06-1.60-16 911.96 1 © Clean Carburetor © Clean Air Filter. © Adjust Ti © Clean end Re Spark Plugs If Needed place | FORD-O-MATIC SPECIAL! “UTILITY fi dee , ‘seiuertey | GRILL. || % 1- Drain transmission and torque converter _. Mator Driven Spit || & 3. Clean out pam and screen g20s ‘omy ff : a: an 1.00 | car | 95 $ ‘| § 14 Dpown OUT S 95 ee ag “HOT AND COLD | $ 14 | | CARRYING CASE | 18 95 fe oe. ) DOWN 4 1495 Value $199 I. Reiger $189.95. ‘i _ DRIVE A SAFE CAR. CAR. “Kelvinator ree «ER : sp ieverd a ie a up FRONT END SPECIAL! oe 2¥ YE up a 5, 00 tee ee hie Conttiodens $339.95], OLEARANCE SALE | Power Mowers HAND MOWERS ty Ba Yates oc RSe at re SCHWINN BICYCLES Piva to 506.06 | Murray Bikes | Een $27. 95 UP .. ee Open Friday Nights “il 9 P.M. pRESoadrich tires | | Mm North Perry St. ay 4 Pontiac's Only Authorised. Ford Dealer: tar & South Sopinaw St. FE 5-4101 nse mena SATURDAY - 730.4. M. te 1 P. M. FE 2-0121| ae ee COLD MURDER — Bae “ld Chicken Pox Cases ssa” aN | ‘The number of ehileken pox eases _ |the city and county health depart- menis last week. with comparative; - in City, 21 in County creased in the city last week com- pared to the previous week while measles decreased in both depart- ments during the same period ac- cording.to Dr. John D. Monroe, 500 U. 8. cities. health director. The following is a ‘list of the communicable diseases reported to ee | i by Franklin Folge: ie - ee ee to drive to town im a flivver once (Mumpt cases a week. Since he got the deep |Dysentery infections f $ H freeze installed last year, he |Saimonclia infections. 20 «1 8 came in every other month.” | Tremaine eS “When was his last trip?” “Oh, maybe seven-eight weeks) Moose Invade Moscow ago. 4 “T suppose the old man disliked| MOSCOW (UPI).— Moscow. was as well as people?” invaded by a herd of wild moose : was that story, Life sav-|yesterday. The, moose left their) ing hidden under the floorboards {nearby forests, swam across the somewhere. The usual stuff. Some |city’s northern river, invaded the folks in town believed it.” park ee en ok oe rat i : * * * minus : 7B pi 7-17 ‘Judging by the body tempera-|— ‘0 the admiration of surprised) — «ssinions of dollars for this and millions of dollars for that — I bet ture, pre es dead Nye noreacbieana 4 around home you can’t get a nickel out of any of them.” terms, he died of plain old age BOARDING HOUSE : een Gee ae ks ed WHAT /? NO ODTSIDEJT'LL BRING the mail. an hour ago.” HERE'S YOUR KEY, siz Wy EXPOSURE WITH A ef YouR Baes | Heledjian stepped to the table HERE'S YOUR KEY, 7 BLAKE VIEW Z7<~ where the sheriff had laid out the LAST ROOM WE HAVE? AND va articles found in the dead man’s wv YOU WALK UP ONE LEGGED BATHTUB; pockets. There were two small FLIGHT, TURN LEFT, 6O TLL WAGER/ a. Se oS Sb cane "BA PAST FIRE ESCAPE THEN “1116 16 HEADING sniffed, and swiftly boos, 2. ati UPON a foot under the sheriff's nose. ANOTHER? , “No-just a faint fishy odor." == —/“=S “That what is extraordinary,” 4 = replied Haledjian. “I'll have to re) [=| |FIG Pat] 2 | =: 4 er te ex 8 wi ap- Z ad pears!” = iv J OF = WHAT WAS THE BASIS FOR <4 Yate } = HADELJIAN’S REQUEST? TI e>: = ‘Jayzva Sumoy Suiuny. Zl ka 7 Q Ly H -00 $e Jeadde 0] apeul sem Wjedp. p Q Cy = snyy “Afyomb aanjesaduia) Apoq ZAtZ y ; Ss — 8,UBUI PfO ay} Jamol 0} pasn useq oy ” A = pey (03 sysem uma} - ayy — ad > / ae ma sen oie “oon | |_N Reece SA) Ze G\.c “waABaY ' (; U31q o parus savy pros ar ti ( (\ 44 ysy ou) ‘Aep joy & uo yoxpod s,j1eD | fll ra A? PIO UW sunoy ZT Bujaq Jsyy , ti) Z taal y County Births | us \ WA ROBASLY Recent births.in the Pontiac area | $ Bee ys€ : MLL arcane RY a ERE=..7 : eS OUT OUR WAY DRAYTON PLAINS — . EA Roy 0, Cooper, 4483 jor Elvin J. vis, 2004 Crescent Lake pevite, 3830 Phillip G. Trautman, 5257 siter 2081 tiac “126 E. Beverly a onal San ae U.S. Pat. OFF. ¥ wo ee ) FEAR [TLL REMIND SOME 0’ SISTERS THEY’D LIKE TO MAKE SOME -- AND WHO TURNS ae lin. Pigs . * th *. tu Yay y rep elt ll eet ’ ‘id “ Vi, Mat yadalt i] Wishe lin Ws, ia, fe Oi he Ga hie ZA S SURRWILLIAMs. 7-17 © 1988 by NEA Service, Ine. ; John Morris * MORTY. MEEKLE Dyn. ale THE BERRYS rT era: a t' IM AN: , LP WAN NANCY yd By Ernie Bushmiller = THERE'S MR, JONES IN HIS NEW MIDGET ~ s . Ea OH, MR. JONES --= HOW MANY MILES DO YOU GET TOA GALLON OF GAS ?.! Orr . To, tng. U.P OME A niin remerwedt = Cope TASS by United Peatore Syndicate, tres J. Lortery pe py Dea Koee DID YOU WIN, |- BUT WE HAD TO STOP BECAUSE WE LOST OUR BEST PITCHER vs. 7-17 By Charles Kuh ( GRANDMA, MAY I BORROW SOME O' THOSE ASSORTED BOWLS AN’ CROCKS IN YOUR BASEMENT? I'M GONNA START UP Aaa Saad ON MY WAY T’MARKET I'LL SEE WHAT ELMER'S AN’ BOWLS / -— DOIN’ WITH MY CROCKS/ CSE ene Feetaree Sy atten tae, We utete cape: ee ee ee ie 4k ae 2 ee ee 2 ied anal : = ¥ -* “fe ia ae ; 1: «ow eee ae ( as F ti, = ey ae i i fs ; eas FORTY-TWO | : 3 British Troops Boost Grains Marines went into Lebanon, * * * Cherries, sour, { wed : Cherries, sweet (crate) 16 gts. .... Most grains moved ahead by| Raspberries, red (erate) 24 pts. ..- more than a cent a bushel in early dealings with soybeans the leader me on gains of more than 2 cents in| Betts, m>pd. Wei Ssccss-tascaiss 3 a tad most contracts and as much as 3 “hint in ee ield stepped ja last night, cents in one. int. Steels} 2 _—— Dealers said some of the added Camis ool ee ee demand in that pit came when the | motion pic- | how wee ‘de — — climb hit a nest of stop-loss buy-|; a bit lower. “| ticed cartier agra , te coordi. pe ing orders. downside. Rub- : Oats lagged with gains in frac-; tions of a cent. "cessfully at i : E Z a6 Bx oF changed to J cent higher, July’ $1.27; soybeans 2% to 3% higher, July $2.33%; lard 5 to 35 cents al, hundred Ibs -higher, July. $1260.17 tay J to “ to WMA WE. sceccs veces cee at Grain Prices DETROIT EGGS th, , July 17 (AP) ' : : CHICAGO GRAIN F.O.B. Detroit, cases federal- 1erican Cyanamid Ww Z kes ae be a) te grades: ' ’ ‘ arren, a chief quartermaster; and Cmdr. R. Fa gen ad 17 (AP) om NE a Igy 2-81, wid: |Radio Corp. ee "ing officer of Surface Division 9104, of which Wheat— Sep. oas-eves 66 | wid, avg. 4344; medium 37-38, wid. avg. «tn officers are members. The ceremony took place at the Re- seareess SUI -o. STiei—-amall 30; grade B “9-48. 2 : ae ree ret ee. _ st Hales erg. 38. Browne: ao" h ore New York Stocks - | serve Training Center at 409 S. East Blvd. were given to other big divisions, rE sme’ ills ssvseey 30 July sve. 30: Grpae lnope 36. checks 2. : a I acre ' % 5 Bera id Bie, 220020 LRN | Whigs grade A Jumbo aa: anten| ate Marning notations) ) : 7 Bem. forsee L + fee [Browns erade'‘ Jumbo 42; erica ine |P'UCS after decimal potnt tre ght , | toe. ae meen I _ : a A teduds- {Kress 68 <. BA ncrease . a Ig cease OO Dee 12:13 Poultry : ee eat i Bee: i ; ae Trailer Caravan Club |, omai™ 227.2 *E a nal foi' HE tery ca Ht of Prosecutor * oe Hi -b. for No. liam ies ) : | = quaity ive pouitey: ‘lam Adar iy" Seg Lou & Baim. 63.6 2 : fo Meef'in Waterford|srz creer cera SRS ese 38 Hie ce, #3] Tentative OK Granted in| -tranportaton | average) 24; (8¥—8 ib. average) 21-20, [Am nds 46.9 Mead. Cp ae to Hiring of 2 Persons / ane ie the Bald . The Michigan unit of the Wally Armour @ Go’. Mergen ‘Line | 364 Supervisors Group South Bivd., was burglarized and/ space heating service. aes. | Byam Caravan Club (owners of} Livestock uc a) bee tae by S as f |change taken from a cigarette ma- sg ja “9 eee ee ee WWhipel Soles Up se soe day at 3088 W. Huron St wsPEEROW, 2,27, acute subleore was: Sh, Moet ard «32 7 EPH a) — Watripen| Terme Popes, Friday a luncheon will be served | ed supply sias a eai ~- 136 rs on j Ave cred atid Balke’ :.. 4b 7 Mot, : jes tol Ave ss aes by Victor Windler. Sat seaasee, and Bo; “Som:|Burroughs -1"" $43 Murray Cp «.. a 22.4 per pera Ms * * ‘ urday morning, Waterford Tome (Fg, Sat cea Rr; steare overiC ms Be et Com Bs SF refrigeration-range division| In charge of the ship Elmer Johnson weak to 50 cents er: cows SojGan Pas "2! 313 Mat Gype :.. 04 the increase with a 35.2 per) Donald W. Kaiser, will greet members who are €X-|i2"go cents lowers other poate rrier Cp .... 42 = am at... 32.3 oe oe pected to come from all parts of|most geod to low ye, aiaers. 34 Sater Pras’: 4 Not Ske ies: Soh were up 22.5 per cent; thur H. the state. Weights 36.00-26.50; bulk steers|Ches & Ub ... 871 Gris on... 40 ‘ ie A picnic and swimming party is|24-50-28.0: around = losde high” he a ba at Owens .. «6 planned for Saturday afternoon | w" me. seecite, tp rap toed t aon GE Gwenn Bi Gr.. 8 followed by a potluck supper and| $500; one lend pies ti ai ps AG Pan Aw AI? . tet Cones ee dard ‘seers Seti, eee aaa 0" $1 Param Pats! chairman for the affair is Orin| cho. w*heitere 24.00-21 00: sev-|Colum Cas. 184 Parke Be --- Bs Gooch, 368 Hillcliff St., Waterford] or" ‘Striy “st St.seaTsh; ‘load’ pen|Con ORR | a Township rs inte “at 37.505 tow foeds bleh helt Cont Ba “s! 3 — low choles heifers late at 36.00; ty | ese Father and Son Injured yt ee i ples! on ce as Car's Brakes Lock ities "Best on euttere: Pa. @ "A tah and son wee ined eo aes yesterday in a freak sccident on | medium to good’ 440 To: helfer|Dous Aire <. O82 Pontiac Township. i oar nes Some ree Soci, oat — Crescent predt apo Tt ace ee ee Pk ‘nid Seeeiaae told police his iy ie Salable 50. nettas 85%: : IN LOVING MEMORY OF OUR brakes suddenly locked rolling his| wees out of ‘week's sunly slauchter|Er‘Cel-O "s10 31° Sou tear i year see today. 2uiy 1 ee A — leo. lambs! prices "steady: sinuchter|Piremtone’ +... 852 : ne bard gare you te us| York and his father, Buster| sheep weak io s0 cents Tower, instance act "12 403 Bed Gay: ok yor away York, 47, of 282 Seward St., were|iambs dase: one lot mixes ‘eine welerecy’ ut ++ $2, Std OF tnd .. 934 treated at St. Joseph Mercy Hospi- fami. 25.00 Bnd Tot chntee te erieee na[cem Bak... 311 Std Ol OR... $1.7 tal for abrasions and released. | !». $id crop lambs 22.00: good rade lotiGen Elec... oni Stenbeck... 88 | , 6.00-10.06, few inte down to 4.00. oe oe oo St Buther Pap '.. 308 | tariv’ to establish quotations; fee, feed |aet Motors. ote Ge E+ sold at steady : compared last m hoe cs S34 te een 7 since | 1.75 * weights, 100-500 "Ibe" ts, Gen Time <::. 2 Tex @ Bal’... i9.7| attr 1953. | wer, weights over 260 Ibs. $0 cents lowe 90", ,Zit8 wt OS se : wen ee eae 2 gy Bev Bt” 221 Deoblame Too Bi 3 | erat 384 Hane”. sea/F FODIEMS 100 DIG : 2,700 Work Idled™ Grah Paige .. 1.2 Twenty Cen.. 29.4 ‘ ' Vvorkers iaie Gt No Ry .. 378 Underwd 19.8 a yoound :: 15. Un Garnide |. o¢ fi Man—G ham O P beeine in Chrysler Dispute Gui, Ol ..::@2 Un Pee s..'. 901/1OF Ula ae map ae rt DETROIT u—Cootiouance of alestef= at Beh Ml ‘Spa e- AO RR ee : , Tl Cent... as’ on : t de Punt Catholic Chureh | Thoughtty PE 26041 work dapte caused Chrysler Corp ast’)? Sut i, 3] Los “ANGELES a — Teo | [ see * FBS Voorhees Gin! to send home 2,700 workers from|™g Rend, "ne @ Lines... 387 world’s problems may have got- Uy | | Wit be at 7:30 pm. Thursday at OOrMees-oiple KENNEDY Maj ety and so Ree ae Gat... 90 oe Sent ee | | Shek Es] ronerar HOME jun %, te oe oss | % jint Bus oe { \ Rae? ... 26.5 Se BE, El st oe | Hire Hmmm Fesia| ees cessive day when epartment rt ence... ag3Westg_ Ei 843] a AS | — employes at the body plant refused|int ‘Tel & Tel 368 Wilson & Co.. 313 Eas, spray tose to work. ee Jonne ‘Msn. 29.6 Yale &. Tew. 37 £8. Av, SAGO LS waters atieee Aas: he Yack eek se SALES POSITION the Plymouth assembly plant were|kennecntt’... 22% Zenith Rad : $8.3| sald, ‘and the Bible teaches, 1 | WITH.A FUTURE | Rome ata lek ear bode. ba a = $100 Per Week Guarantee The dispute has been running on : STOCK AVERAGES — seeing and off for three weeks. Chrysler AGpntios 4y The tateuienes reas. | © Satie Sp sage: tee he said it began after some workers 30 nih. 15. 60 pp Aree yg : : . Ze Indust Btocks : : WALDEMAR GALLMAN ai tc Gagan = andi cig ~ Noon tedsy see igt Pa world leaders he has yet to find | |United Auto Workers Union|wook ‘go's: ars ‘set 22 faba] ™™ Optimist emeng. tem. U.S. ambassador in ‘neo * * : Baghdad, charges Chrysler with a “Bpeed- geen. 255. capital” of revolt-torn Iraq, is lyp in assignment of individual's ses : “I have yet to encounter a per- Waldemar Gallman. work quotas, : verses: AOh7 : son who sees a Fay of hope in ree world affairs, Our problems are ' ‘ * beyond us,” he sald, * * ~~ ReutherWarnsBig3:- |e | Dicinacs Nokes ‘ : 7 ; . F Figures after decimal — are eigathe : | | : Negotiate or-We'll Strike ae Bie eet DIAL FE 2.8181 ~ From 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. DETROIT (AP)—Walter P. Reuther says the United Auto ia . . Workers negotiators aren’t going to mark time forever in FE . | -their stalemated bargaining talks with the Big Three car &. Products Go.*__ makers. et ie @ sale; Did and asked, 3 The UAW president told a news‘cOnference that a strike | = - : neld deadline will be set unless progress is made. Civil Air Patrol Cadet ie “The timing of union strategy will obviously relate to | Departs for France the 1959 models,” he sald. : pS es ge ae ae oo e The union expects to complete late this month strike | yg. yoga 3 Fromm, 942 , authorization votes among workers. . "5 Wagner St.,’ is among)145 Civil On ‘patter : ' 3 ; ‘ 3 ; oe sh ee . Air Patrol cadets partici . Folren'g si a p> service will be Deld Beturday. — — Reuther said, “Dues collections and strike votes. have |*he 1th Pe eae program. waists Feito Valvaebe oC) unerat Home, ‘Colum Exp Healt demonstrated beyond question the loyalty and support of | Fromm, France yes-\ hia =e I. arrange M: yp the members.” . terday, received a gold lapel pin} ; os ro fantoon Fi | Ho - “The union has been collecting dues directly from , ~ r Cadet Exchange t fad coven le-ahol | oe Comp. ae Employment Agencies 8A = members’since June 1 when contracts with the Big Three expired. The companies continued wages and working Wesinel - Operators RYEL EDWARDS conditions of the old contracts but quit deducting union last night [om come ANE BLDG. dues from employes’ paychecks. of many ‘sae LocenIO bs Gh leon x a Reuther expressed belief General Motors, Ford and chal: mi in #9, com- EME S| gta} Chrysler will have to.offer the union acceptable contracts |. Pgs Le — taal Oe Bone ey f as the companies go into production of 1959 models in |) 7 newt * preeatyre f August and September... x. hed dis. Sonne) The | Earlier, Reuther told a rally of retired workers that any ; of such DAYS. \ b ied agreements signed with the car markers will have to in- ' 30 as the ee eae Teh clude cost of living allowances for workers on pensions and next special meeting date for|- RUSSEL KELLY _, ‘improved bengfite for unemployed workers. | : as study of the project. OFFICE SERVICE Gi See snaps eS \/ : ye ee hang 2 pe ph ® , ee Bi ge ee ee ed ee a net hs Se he : ‘, ae ( wae : in Se £ Ke al ae Ah ae ‘ z | age t 4 “iit peta, Vi of bone Lk, 5 LJ Bugle. REWARD. Call MI 6-9427. Hobbies & Supplies 24A Se SLT Ss |Trucks to Rent sn Ha Tae taliers Pontiac Farm and Industrial Tractor Co, me THERAPY — |33 2 as Share Living “Quarters 30 3 | WILL SHARE MY HOME WITH a| Stan 3 9 aoe Notices & Personals 25 _MASON. SHOES a 4-290, MS. 8 LAKE vs, $350 hewn. balance aes “Was month. OR 32011, Clean & noire! M Ch & ne ern bun- gale "water er heat en weit. a alow. Hi ote hl lot. rage, Paved tr 1, | for my equity. Bal $3,027. Here ig a real buy, A, C. 3-1414 or FE 23-7068 R Fished. 1% Cor garage. lake priv _ieges. be Shoah $5,000. vary 3 bdrm. with full basement on paved ae A — schools and 2 Fo mips ith <4 "P. W. DINNAN’ EVES, rp “n _FOR WHITE 2 YMAR OLD 7 m 3 , ie Ine beaese eoreeh 41.900 down. “RAINBOW REALTY” ~~ * a rive avg 4b beth, ist floor, Pahoa #1000, terms. mPOMEIAC F REALTY, Tilden, a CK | ranch, wall to wall gerpeting. . EAR AROUND. and home Lon eae cree| Eee a i = 9 eter, fe a Lk, rar = ourth prosely ‘Built ts ~~ COMPARE THIS ay wement, Toroed, alr heat foom brick. A ty with $1.20 dows. : trance. ¥9 paths. Geramic ; with v tered walls, Oak ’ e.1e tiara Sie Jim Williams Custom builder pu otiee| REAL Estate & we A Soe 2 dedrms., large if ving rm rm. extra WHY 7 RENT BUY large ite: en, ba Ben nnd 00-0 ‘n, e rer . NO MONEY al ne Meadow 8t., off DOWN VETERANS wee 5 2 poco wet §=6§75 PER MONTH Sie ou Seas| DMRS anes fa costs, Vi Take over| FOR INFORMATION On 34381 iN, _ KE Established in isi6 ponte ape hedreem be home all condition and w business. j ¢_used as residence. fruit trees. Now at $9,600, terms. ps on ON ONE FLOOR—North a, . home, new in * ive Pui neulated. gag this « t only $4, terms. =. CITY NORTH—New tn, "54. Here is = good home with 2 rms a bath shower, : se fee e —s $00, “term FORD - CLAR Floyd Kent Inc., Realtor 2200 Dixie Hwy. at Te Re ek ee WHITE In-Law Trouble? Are you living with to-tews? bd Ol . © you aet to a cute, cozy home of go own Re sh | en, see 6 room home with basement, lastered walls. Finis’ — oder ena ee entero on 8 foansa? ‘lov shuteg down. Call now for coplensiak Economy on the Lake B band Foon seldom do you find « lake- bie ert Eichen ath. 60x: Home and 20 a Acres~ Kitchen and dinin reh. Large livh po py : * WHITE BROS. . tem! cen ree at this pres ad sy ee an all 2 i with $960 down, “} FORTY-FOUR 2 "> or Sale Houses 43) oe “MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE: full bath up, 2 e, Beautiful yard ruit and berries. Owne transferred. 5 down on FHA terms, KEEGO-5 bedrooms, family size losed — Mice fenced 8 ce fui ‘price $1,950 with and $65 per mon $e00 DOW ark; school Don’t wait! APPROXIMATELY down includin costs. Néar anch — 30x 45 wil kitchen a Utility. 12° 4" x 11" 7 1 oti room deoiy me” Oho Kath r room bungalow. m @ ‘ain i% car 1,000 th, mortgage Willian —~ 3 area, 2-car garese. On fenced jot. $13,- on FHA terms. Colored Income. MIDDLETON DOWN — Located 1% Miles - and $500 DOWN — Located 14 miles peste 1,250 DOWN — ited just . East of Pontiac Citv waits Au Tooms floors full basement. See 8 ‘ 4 oil Pamaay and slacirio hot water, 15th : s ugus! Dos- Leslie R. Middleton 188 N. JOHNSON 3-3922 — FE 8-6003 in i All : E REALTY . FE 25452 or FE 80344 Near Huntoon Lake 2-Bedrm., Full Basem’t on 1 consider o Pr | 1-1 — 3 ge For Sale Houses. 43 _ took dictation, now you give it!” 2 BEDROOM es HOME 1144 JUNE. LAWRENCE W, NICELY DECORATED 7 = oo ae we $10 STARTS DEAL WHY PAY RENT? 1 block north of High wiaroe BExEry FE 8-2763 3-BEDROOM Near Lake Oskland Houee eaten” month EAST SUBURBAN 4 finishing, $4,750 with $500 down BALDWIN AVE. Store 7 room modern ig TRADE proseatbome_ or scully og alot CLARK REAL ESTATE ets °° Sat RS CuireLe LusrinG seaviCE™ iw on 8 —. in with many room with ‘dining : modern kitchen, Ol] ee Sy heat. Guiy $8,160 with $180 ” ies nee ox at by : “1 Ly, dining rm., two spaci Bi ’ RAY O’NEIL, Realtor Rent, Norman beck. Pai tio, saa 4 Giroux-Pranks 3 aa I I ced Ce mi “KNUDSEN | Biteriesistierscitn ee | 'etcaeat ta is aonatrt : - ie ment, iider. EM or : i repens | atte ~ 1880 Livernois ing b 3 acres, Rochester Gls NO $$ DN 2S pew ee cash; Mote land avallable if'de. LOW FHA TERMS - ceiceevae: [Garant gat | beds Sy SB Da SB allen | a an 7 wildly 2 aoe ee Cae ese | ARRO | eee 900. for be ge. $5,300, $57 . r 8 _ ‘ Piece eens | ATTENTION Cle |” roma Eiar qerege: Home ts welr | lovely 5. oom, Sanchar i @'nice | ONLY $0000, WITH #15 DOwn and ping center, Ulediy home with cedar : Lan gong urge Ciniag Toom, abown by appointment. Fo, suaehgs earege is selling for | ‘Cabinets. Full bath” All’ pewly Ruth Street OMMERCE rage, fet ta paved street -& Room and bath home. RE pores can be arranged 00 gn nt ag eleree, wad’ tae ehiene Sih a | farnge "tt sere-of nd wits|—R-I-- WICKERSHAM — ht price efron a Biver fuming iru the | 1195 W. Ma Mayfair 6-6250 WM. H. KNUDSEN: | tition & selling for: ony sees, | lok, Wil fivanee, Galt ‘on fos on REALTOR 2448. Telegraph Rd. TRADE fe) R EOL ity early appointment so this, 7 FE 44516 __ Evening No. 33288 We can offer a tine selection R. D. RILEY, Broker COOLEY LAKE of 3.8 2 be homes bap Hllzabeth Lake Ra. 4 bedrm. famtty home in good lo-| Urban 1 ny y~ MS Bn <7 cation. Large living room leges. So — if you've been trying gun room. enced shaded| to°seit pour hone : lot, Excellent beach. $13,500, with give use call & ‘us trade " SUGDEN LAKE “a uatRo LTY : 3% ocons of tend eS =. 5143 ee BLOOMFIELD AREA “. P od real low at $8,000 ete pi Ry 1 Tenseapec ie a rare ti in 2 EMBREE & GREGG PRICELESS betroon i RANCH, living une Rd. ANTIQUE in, ° kitchen, EM mi te “Winage, 3.3314] A. beautifui old ca ot the| “POLL ENT. Here is room ———— ‘Well preserved and as| for the children to run to their NEW 4 ROOM HOME. Miia) AND 0 "the it was buijt,| heart's nt, M Sa jee over sepa Tments. month-| Quai t features. Spacious 10 rms. this mi RBA | easarat = a with 3 “pations © gen. Witt Leer et home ass ASSOCIATE lage on about 2 ‘acres, of qand in, clty. Living room Taxis carpet. OREMI FE eoeea S| bait, 4, miles from Ponting 2 bee cons Bs tah Pave ve: | Prospect Street art we © ee as $00 4 spexmante toe} A ding — Two 900 down, See-tt this week- fon screens, Sem nem. ft HOWARD E, FOX HOYT | TY. down « payment.’ _ Dixie Hey. a Piains | FE 300000 legraph _ WILL TAKE YOUR HOME —_OR_3-8771 ETT Ea a MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE $700 DOWN Off Baldwin” 14 BEDROOMS | Saphitc raze improvem meett incoding black top GARAGE — MANY OTHER eet, 2 bedfooms, built in bath, FIREPLACE ii aoe” PAYMENT in 1604" convenient’ "to + $500 DOWN... : ¥ ‘’ . $8, terms. balance on FHA terms and ~ JIM WRIG WILLIS *M. BREWE TesldenMal area, Pull. aised | 4° oes on a ¥. REISZ, MGR. dining room, separate break- 5-944] . Gs E Fe Parke sa 4-518i fast nook. carpeting, ® a AS ONTIL wiiae janes Ere te, aes" of? ae pe ANNETT’S pins od oa the market, Call OUTSTANDING — 5 VALUES . NOTYARD | : eeuerereispoow | STOUT'S | fone’ ui far gee," oe| OL OOW : : paint. Low down payment. enced — Sate. . B B ’ om : Vita ‘rth denn) - Dest Buys ~ 3 bedroom full ent fea Selman ek, et] Reece a eccae! «= Today All furniture goes et $8,700, terms. at ih ag 00m with Bo; : BEDROOMS-Nearly new brick kitchen with te SO NICE Dear grade Li plaste aa attached 3 = Zo seme-home to this wo '. '" ‘ 8 Shadeareiees et mat] RAG ali es) Bd ent ee eT , 1953, this home is moteee ryan yzsor 5 anew! GL! Figen ae [2 a —shectetttts in reer Teaced oer . —— z Pr ; i, id dry base- Tesi bedrooms, ‘ile bath. iivring2 MILES NORTH | Soiee isahag Seaoed ty fal room, kitchen and — on Is Tt's vacant and. just like at only $10,050 vite $550 floor. J, mg ang ag + — is —— down to qualified buyer on _ Hage and screened poreh. $14,000, fy’ situated on two gee | PA: Merms ya Grs'— And omah ie LINCOLN JR. HIGH LAKE LAND HTS 2 4 payments. Desirable city location, at- rae Ro Ae SOG ea 3 kitchen ind! 1% tile baths, Rare nent, furnace siitge Niake’ priveges Owset = siret™Saly “F108 "wih erage ge oa eet! Qonortunity terms! MR. RENT PAYER... each. Brick and x ; You can enjoy owner- ee eet Pe room, ship in lovely Drayton EF. gly ease on eS sees ioe Teor, At lake level, ‘recreation basen ail beet "0 ft. _ room, complete room, lot—If your credit is A-1, and boiler room, ra- and you have a snialj down diant heat, Boat ment above. $31,500, $7,500" do. \ : REALTORS ‘28 E. Huron PEderal Open Evenings and Sunday Roy Annett Inc. 1-4 payment, Make your rent dollars mean more — use them to buy a home, Kampsen| Loveland 2188 Cass Lake Rd, PE 4-166) ft sereens, Large 1 Well land Tal seaped lot. Libe terms on balance. $ — § rooms. repairs but a real terms. - FULL PRICE $16,000 mercial. 4 {a iy 10 rm types of $20.000 OAKLAND A commercial. Large 1,000 COLORED side, Paved street. Two pc. bath, Needs value. lot ‘FHA West Good spot for Rane atten $23,500 WEST SIDE — * Bama | brick. 6 and bath Here is @ choice bedroom farm wame. most completely. re ern as tomorrow. 30 wilt w for ¢ . $18,915 FARM ~- Large modern 4 Interior, built. As Wen Sy trade {6 cheaper home, — L. H. BROWN, Realtor MvLeihis’ gerne senvice: REALTORS FE 4-0528 377 8. Telegraph Eves. & Sun. MILLER FIRST ADVERTISEMENT. Ex- NEARLY NEW close in west ranch suburban & e home with 3 bedrooms, bath with but vanity, 22 ft. living room, oli furnace, targe ‘lot. of s owner ty MY — Will sacrifice — only $1150 down. Bal. #78 per m NORTH SIDE well kept 6 room 1% x 15 livt room, se ite aii room. mn gas furnace & laundry trays, wt num storms & screens, The well landsca, lot is ed, Near Baldwin & Lincoln schools, ali A-l_ sha pe. Very reasonable terms, William Miller Realtor * things you'ré not using Bateman | ia through Classified Ads! | |FO - | DLORAH BLDG. Co. FE 29122 bul Now. Bees ° e ip s ge 0 Bub Cc Denies ais Dr. $4311 COLORED FAMILIES Russell A. Nott, Realtor 170 W. Pine ~- FE 45008 Sarees Ean West Maple road, West trees. Ideal for truck. gardener. Pull 4, meno tion . a as secon ee ce ‘a e, Only wn of FLEA. chicken » sm * building. Priced to at only $14,000 emg with terms. $650 WN ‘Por thts newly decorated 4 cated Pontiac satiate one, ag sreal, LA posteaslon on T price only $6050. Edw. M. Stout, Realtor 17 MN. w Bt. a Open Eves, 165 8 p.m, i for O18 with Closing costs only, Stig Sggena fee TOR 268 Baldwin} FE 5-0101 or OR 3-4416 = Hempstead 41 OAK HILL ta ttie otss eens | 200 DOWN. George R. Irwin] Between Perry Pu temene st. BIE 1 Bg pu. beoute SHOWN ne: oF ment. asphalt APPOINTMENT e peens, vast side, $10,- _ WE BUILD WE TRADE MODEL OPEN corner of Cossyburn Drive. ” Humphries gre COLORED INCOME VALUET, Réaltor DA SER’ R. 45 eons di “BUD West Suburban 3-Bedroom Rancher Byaroome ctePaaren, mecnen tle | _ Beautiful view soverlockigg Wit Babel gne oul ond cars| Rec'd eat peted. room, alum. storms} joy” Mien’ ‘Weone pa ee eae Painung and Hecoratine, if you k. G. HEMPSTEAD are handy with « paint Lad wee ' Ms you see it. red freee Fone: E Sort]. $i.808" terme: | ‘mile FHA Approved : hed irs future ex-/ an. K. eel cme, Sab vs gutomatic heat hot’ water, IRWIN i ¢. Priced at $10; ; if ast on Bg G esa fepns, lng ‘sont, To 8 the. facilities eto bold Pak Bod Pa a PR ae ' 4 Toston home iat) you, hers| “Bud” Nicholie, Realtor Call us about our | Px size Me Bemens BE sae ranch he fad home “fitchen “puitine’” 16 SYLVAN MANOR’ He Ov ag os with 1% room with ture window, landsca: rd Reon carport ahd : is bret at only ie ‘GILES R EALTY CO. ies SE ca Evenings after @ call MA 6-181 ¥ * 8 : ¥ Snaito th, Ggrare. ie gent Lake. Pu ) ie hom: st $14,000, terms. | Somer wutiams Lake Roed me on alle RR Sl ~ RILEY | Some bows |" IE Sortie : Sunit in $632 2585. WATKINS LK. RD, Oe yay at eee, See. Se Large $ rooms and beth with at- Bish stove, serie, waar ~| "E fataiy apartment ie tows. d garage. new off furnace | “psren h ARIE, RicALTOR | 08 Teturm ou your investment. from ‘ raph Priced at —______OR 3022 | evenings after 6. call MA $-1181 Drive call us to see see — ee ea SYLVAN LAKE SO. | SOY Th oo E'S Seer ocfaaeeSy'Ss| Hea te eee eee | 2 Stace Me ag ad ga eg Papa ge dining room. Bichen, breskiael Gite pete et Write Pontise Prise Bos al EIA idachped' tng ert pease an For Sale Lake Prop, 44 Yan ‘Lake, Gmail down payment | ick tandacap lines shrups |? BEOROOM. LAKEFRONT, 80 WATER FRONTAGE| iis font, vail oo tne ila ibe| vn: st, wig ~ im : think = : Sic ct ehe| Set yea ae at | MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Tr : * Bet ee peal tumphries ‘= anch 6 +74 | — Home pith attached 3. car ge: | ii, TBP ring SEs iso. lots available to duplicate pone? ., oF plan of your é J Newer Bung: i ims , “eae gens mtg exer ‘ G. 2 baths, hardwood floors, lerge sun | ith ep ight. setee. terme! come tae privite ret gee etiat F water’ Land. _ Or trate for larger home, io matey. Gown. ioteeens pe ot saat soeeenn, Aiee | Business Frontage for this 2 bedroom ° bunga- =z |, Pour lots “tho x 200, Motors i _end- fast vel a sore ie io os, pce | KINZLER | oro W, Muren Bhs Bh 4-3525 : ogdede ot * tn ot Par 8. Cie besa oe oye 1 . op in Fear for nh } Rae LOW br eg aah Rg Ei "epee Pepe ieoae living Teen, | ging fom and ra ‘| ale. $1,500 :dewn. | thy weier ie, So'wn| RAY O’NEIL, Realtor: Multi-Lakes Realty riparia aT ina gm rss #2] Johnson % YEARS OF SERVICE toom ranch hom: “Goraiy #2 ' in Fo fake maiates 3" Renin tae ee ti ith ce w wo rn Core 2 : ; Ey afte: i Ya het * 6 call FE 5-9935 or ‘A, JOHNSON, Realtor : i1LE PF DOWN Lake 100%... $2. Mohan” a ees fe WHITE BROS. (REAL BeTaTR fal_9; “Sunda; 10. HIDEOUT . oe | orn potage ia a ae hy m4 = k C. SCHUE PHONE EM 144 ND Doxms0m di C HAY E, Wall ie r ALSO 2% A. “Dow ‘site sitteaes, ek on Orebans Lab Leslie R. Tripp, Realtor ress: “o : a an , Realtor 53-4196 . Bi ve, 2-2648. CHEBOYGAN CO. BLACK LAKE Zé REALLY CLARKSTON AREA * H, P, LAKE WHITE e. ce Lh z \ 5 : . $2,800 for ‘both vot t jai apa PARK, 1 excelient DEN, Realta DE: , Realtor cp FE 8-044, . On Hire st. FE a ems "th ned. fot - tmulti-lev You You Should * See the new sites at CHEROKEE HILLS! tts 10 ft sites, Ce a Ra. . dg. b 1304 inc. F tor LIKE A REAL CAR 7044'S. Telegraph Rd. | j : in the Want Ads! CRAWFORD AGENCY | MY.» : td or] we BARGAIN? of ’em Pris Home & ‘Auto ~. . LOAN CO, o| GET CASH QUICKLY - Upto $500 Oakland - | LAID-OFF Bare Bea Rt Our Requirements Are: “1. That sou own furniture of LOWER SHOP AND GREENHOUSE In the Past 5°Years 3, HFC Has Made 10 MILLION LOANS FOR FAST, friendly service from come to America's oldest and finance com- me 2 * Household Fi inance 7% #. meta Kay Bldg. Ey "LOANS — 0 et oe an fred pbs aoLETS TALK re fiend and pa, Soft erasers Fraaciee 30 eere, ia BY arm me — MICHIGAN BUSINESS SALES CORPORATION} OHN A. LA BROKER) rane a7 StF ister ite sreees mood gars, On Dig aan tatoo, 2 aos ha a No. Real : of Pontiac Fate | fins. Re REALTOR Sie eae Huron 8t. ‘Month, On Seldwin A Ave, FE 70 ' Partridge |e 18 THE “BIRD” TO SEE Faswous for Chicken Northern Liquor | “Qe of the best and ea, oP gaontmugus ® vain fe resi ineliided , Le PARTRIDGE) fg Sale Land Sentracts 52/0 $2,000, Jeanoegin R. y. VALUET, nee ae hae eee B paNitice ieee 1918 Mets, Ortonville, NA WHEN YOU NEED "She 202 N. MAIN ROCHESTER, MICH. a a Ph. Rochester, OL 6-071) 19781 Mortgage Loans 54 AAA-I MORTGAGES - “inent homes "3s year a, ‘ ”“Benderoff Bidg. ( Co machines, ES “HARDWARE Bivd. area, - *Gaisabeth Lk. ares ot FE 4-3843. is > efor car, eck ard) = beta foods, ive“ house- — cme Cash ash for, used ere working or Samal! gab ane n 5 ae Market 5 ee, wy periee hear or 9 — for housetrailer, boat and-or cash, FE 7 % SWAP .- yd 72% m7 OR = a, os 2s . WORKERS |= )] 121_¥. Saginaw. a are renee wie SMALL RADIOS, $6 gi Lease portables, $10 to “5. BGUT We YARDS USED GREEN | -* en . 39 Wenonah. FW 41479. A NG YOU wats . HOME CAN JAYNO HEIGHTS eo es OPEN DAILY 4-8 P.M. TRADE Your Present Home or Equity Bateman . Kampsen REALTORS ~ FE 4-0528 foe table f Gecoritor,jampe, al ne 8 oa 9x12 Felt Base Rugs $3.95 95 BONNY MAID VINYL 4 hi, -Ft. Wall Tile 256 RU: ASE a Gal. $3.73 SUEROR,BASESLAT. Ost 32 x1 WOOL ee $15.95 | Reversible. 86. 50. Imported, 2. Rug Swape _—_—55 minster, earsoh Furniture, uly BEDROOM, FULL ct ee ee ssa er On “S-7044. | "F595 1 Bendix & antenna, hes’ — Install $150 ae er. 3 vinstaled, "415838 ae i aereeressernenemnenncpsestiininaninnian, $12.95—@ FT. PLAY TENT COM- Re oe “while they last, WAYNE OABERT 2 8-189 aPT. electric fr nmore reels clothes ane pa erator, aT 8 SALES. A littie out te way, but fo lot poly otvall kinds, NEW. & ue Visit ow ie dept. for real| — on — po ‘TI © 1950 by MEA Borvicn, ime Tah tag US Pee OH, “It’s an awful summer — I haven't been in Jove once!” Sale Household Goods 57 Sele Honetell Seeds £7 Sores sta Fi cent oes, ne JULY SALE OWEEPERS ~ Hew in Boxes. Pull —~ Midsummer Specials Large baby A complete $15. Outboard motor ............ 3 Electric lawnmow. hee cecc Easy spindrier. ike new... Large metal cabinet ......... “egry breakfast set ...... $25 x 12 chenille rug ....... w. Bacio — especie Uae ve $12.50 OPEN HOUSE Joe Laban. Ave. yivan . hous goods — studi ouch dinette ~~ contour jaa, drapes. vane “st crib, high chatr, Men's cuits & coats — size Women's ize. 1 pt order ta size’ 1616, Gins “st. Marys coats — size VER 50 USED TV SETS, FROM eee ¢ REFRIGERATOR, P HI L C cr” inte model, 998 apartment size, = terms, a. electric range, luxe washers so eetiels MY 11, Ex: | Chrome built-in OVEN seveses RENT IT FAST throtigh Rent Ads! Room, lhouse, apattment, any- thing — Want Ads give you ACT ION. Dial FE 92-8181. ray band TO PAY We buy, sell or trade, Come out on, an ony 2 acres "OPE N. SAT. 9 TO ¢ mies of ac, of 1 fille is ; ginaw (Near Robert Hall) gue er Rober Ha kitchen, tv furniture. $4337. SeBSk: ue Reference op Beer's ‘Appliances, sit et i | WYM 18 W, Pike 4-112 ored. TV. ig toa | — Myre Used Trade-In Dept. size bed, mahogany .. $12.50 WO CORE cence eecereceee $16.05) couch 9S tesecnsaccereres GIB. Hered eeeecene sy ped ne eeen ee & Canny 4" ext Gis retsevererescsees € 3.15 i Ss wiheneraenrecenes $i: $i i ON YOUR MEAT BILL pa spenavernessee je e eoeewee oreeeenebe ter cc Ti = $1 Slab econ sees iieneasteses ik liver....-csscceesees 31, = $1 eese 4c Ib. “ on Pee i ce 38 ¢ doy FROM AP- LICATOR and get finest ity expert wor at ep ACE NSS INGS $0.95 and up. . aluminum wo eenee d 172 South Saginaw St. gen SERRY | Boor & Sates, OE TRACTOR & _ 5-276 SAVE nn pyeiiin ~ BUILDING? Then make sure {t's Burmeister's ‘Open 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Sun. 10 to 2. Cash Way Prices anne eae Car to certiork, all steel . x12 shelvin, eect - — a ~y Premium shiplap, per +1 ir bekesskssssssa SSooo Reseee Fee He ES ge : 2 pine, Sq, ed 100 Ft. 1. 13 pine. 8q po ng 100 Ft. .. 19 inch power are 5 oa B- Cite, watts pint q ty re $ 8x7 grade A ‘steel “gat, door saat, sb tops, per 70) ain! ” were, Sue whe . Paria a ra ie He zee: 2 i 538 2338 ry ody a tae poe GB. ying | Hes cary a Bem't"} jack post N Shake si , complete .....- eee oo > > a fa ge a°e Es : ¢ : : ° 25 £2 Sista Fence posts, each ..sicee § 3 Chrome — seeeaeeees Round point shovel .....00. Broom rakes ...sessseene Wt wacdan hase : Pt, garden s.. Windows, al! sizes, from ... $ 1 lity mer line (a TE SEESAESERESEITS Our store is full of qua’ chandise including a jumbine of hardware, paint, ~~, electrical s ~“ Ete t help on any building prob- BURMEISTER'S Northern - oo UMBER Co. nkas. [:T sua Ye ra an This ie All Windows a Stock G. A Thom oo 6. rry 6t. 1-AAA-1] AL a Porget ate same lies Co. wegEmpire St Supplie es that chard Lake A 2 SUMMER SPECIAL _ tect on Retvice. Om. 3 work. 6 meyers te on Heating ry TV Parts uipment appre, bad inventory for 9600. USED POWER MOWERS — ali = availabie. No ab} rt refused op Godt ape + mowers. We mead the ber “i Ww. Garden & Lawn ment, 1593 Woodward, I ian of 14 Mile), Birmingham. MI 4-6053. — FOR SALE L CAR- 95 8, Roselawn, Ww SOFTENER, 50,- 000 ——. = years old, Reason- UsED LUM FROM HOUSE and & ear garage, . FE 2-2038. scien j| USED TVs, 21" TABLE a ach ih? tae motel a5, eat $382 OL SURN. USED 38. 1 di r condi- cee” vt gaa, visto at Hwy. i TANE HEAVY —— Wood Closet Doors Emuvered ‘yield. trpe doors, 2 BERRY DOOR SALES Mt 7 OCuEE nation doors windows. BENSON Per CO. Machinery 60A CATERED, 1961. NEWLY Ot oo motor trans, Ford tractor, 1967, front end PE ma wheel ‘weights. FE 8-9653 or FE R _ gas. New, —— ES roved. $98.50 ¥ 50.50. bend are “aligh values ir gan ‘Fliotescest, 393 ‘Orchard Lk. 1 » aug Soak somata ¢ pump. ‘2 aes +2497. Hie ey : chard Lake Ave, — ye? RED (OOD DOG A oem. Childs pedal Sester Bt ve Do It Yourself 61 FOR RENT Wall paper steamer, floor sand- ers, polishers, hand’ sanders fur- nace vacuum ees Oaklan: & Paint, 436 Orchard Lake Ave. PAFPF | FE TooanS Baber oar —— aoe ape Oe rare gs i acta eee Sak :| Cameras, Equipment 61A a MM CAMERA, DEVELOPER & the aoe works for sale cheap. 126 Glenwood saa HOLLYWOOD SENT Argus’ 300" projector, Ob “1-0003. NEW LEICA VALOY II ENLARGER Cost over $100; will sacri- fee tor $75. Tom Gerls, Pon- tiac Press Photo Dept. ; aLipe PR FOR SALE. FE 23-7304. burner, 8 a Ser price. Oatalbed: SISSuFessss oe ana and, bie nd bater, Beh ise... 1290 BASS ACCORDION Anatet 120 Coad) mapa for — ‘viso WE BUY, SELL & TRADE CAM- eras, pro tape recorders. Eppe: _Evast east, Shop, 67 W. Re ~ Sale Musical Goods @ $80 °GH fy 98 Food, Since eae be and Ate. 16 E. GALLAC ee FE ¢-0868 arises of home, oe tin 18 EB. Huron CONNSTEL: NEW NOT PE 46819, GIBSON wo ee | cinamD Sit phon: ~ Haggerty — ee CO; EM 3-4171 |/ 4 NEW ORGANS AT BIG Dis- “ap regs Must move them in uGALLAGHER’S RNET tail 2. ar Paul model, 160 ae tng MO 3 with radio, cata ERS : F E, paren ats of the fam Conn elec- tronic organs vee” Piano tun- 34 S. Tele aph , FE 2-0 Across. frdin_Tel-Huron SUMMER SPECI Three used ‘anos, These bi pianos are p for quick sale. = GA LLAG LAGHER'S ™ aaa Ie 40508” $712 A WEEK ” % FREE PRIVATE LESSONS Wiegand Music Center ta Area) ie eae aT. Sand, Gravel & Dirt -66 1 gy ome 1oaps mapa oe. fivered. fae sd vE em 2 Talbott Lumber rE 41363. ae TOP SOIL, SAND & GRAVEL, FE 5 Seabee or 86145 eves. SAND & GRAVEL, BY load, PE HOUGHTEN & SON at Othester, OL a stone, OR Eu For 89 m1 bP met s. TOP SOIL BLACK DIRT SAY L SAND WaLr BEATTY TOP SOIL, SAND, be =} foes and peat. FE Alex Bank of Prop. National Richmond. Gert, am oe _ TL 2-27 Top BOIL. _ pickup truck YARD & DRIVEWAY GRADING Top soil, gravel, fill, etc. FE Aaa Plants, Trees, Shrubs 68 Y LILIES Now in een" = 615 E. Lang Jake . between Rochester & Avernols, ‘bo —s 80 cents wi surplus Iris, 4 for $1. MU 7 | DARLAN romevas, BVICE } te. moval. Tree im, le Fu eit, FE 400530 B&B Auction Sales 5089 Dixie Highway Drayton Plains Every Friday ...,.7 p.m. Every Sunday ./..2 p.m. Buy and Sell Daily )Rlando 3-2717 age 3a - gp ital PUP, MALE, 311 os got Cha: sles “fs | Ry foo 5. Roslyn, FE 4-1608, — GERMAN SHEPHERD, BLUE i “gy Ol for sale or trade. ISHEREDCURISI TSF AKC REGISTERED me? pe. top blood ‘on Market 1 FE & AKC POODLES PE 86-1116 BOSTON PUPPIES & STUDS Curtiss, OR 3-8296 BEAUTIFUL BLACK MINIATURE french je for stud service Pull ree. Call PE 4-8250 6 p.m. d| BLUETICKR COON HOUND PUPS, $5 and $10: MArket 42305, For Sale Pets. 69 AUCTION BE: SERVICE — rm-Furniture & Estate yoeee nelly 71-6193 or Brighton’ Bates and Ballow - en ae REOISTERED BRITTANY __Spaniel_puppies, FE _8-1495 AKO FOODLE, PUPS. “ALL COL MY_2-3063. SIDAY, JULY 18TH, 10:00 AM. 01 Elm St., Holiy. North off Ma- Clarence Ind Come bed: trinkets. gariy. We os a lot to sell — s. oeeae, cash. Lunch on She) don qetare, Pro, John 1 A. and Deane H. Cox, SMART'S - ad CTION SALES. every Wednesday, 7 p.m. % mile west. of North Hil Bhopitn Center. Rochester. * att | For Sale Housetrailers 78 16 EEMER, Sleeps eve. Prig. ag 8, Telegraph Open 9 FE 27-3200 to 6; Closed Sundays Detroiter 15 to So ft. 00 Trade-in taller ny on your sees to 1048 trailer Fl ony showatce, on a your $750.00 eae 1961. Brin aA you, Yes, eves Pg 4 our low Se eee | rm in eee Pontiac Chief 8 and 10 wides _ Bob- Hutchinson - Mobile Home SalesInc. = 4301 Dixie ee qr 7 $Y 4 32,800 with down, rere INLAN! - Doroth Snyder aoe re #1 3121 are * Sa daa a, EM 3-3303_ or Fero «5417 = NEW a nd TRAILER "TONY'S Jap eee rent, FE 46440. Lake, | *55 SPARTAN pet4y MARTON as : 2 BEDR EXCELLENT CONDITION Ask for ith Brid 37117 or OR 4 FOOT VACATION TRAIL- ate boats 5 Seal MERCURY Mas . seus Sa 62 Sosy, BH, PSE | re “j seen again Portable ee pty ~ in to by “aa _Rd.. Kesgo Harbor JINRUDE MOTORS. ears experience’ coil 5 mi s i skiis, now $19.05. Reg. $16.85 t now $12.95. NEW 1 er. brakes, Wioot wel extra bunk, ee quipp ~ Rent Trailer Space 79 —., HOTS. The finest. ” ae . SE Poo. Auto Accessories 80) 4, 49 FORD & * Cheap. OL, 1-7121 For Sale Tires 80A traded in on Genera) to $9 per cent off ED WILLIAMS — — Service ows, ‘t este su) es. 0 Bp ppl - INTIAC RADIOS.) . 16 Ch Saginaw At ~ Bivd. a re 4-9588. MEYERS ait BOATS & 2 Cyco ready mix fuel ee out- + gupare “at E_2-s811. LLY . $1300. 3008 ATERIAL TO : decks, etc. Plexi- w FIBERG M er Bay A ~~ = Federal Reinforced Plastics MAZU REK MARINE SALES New 14 ft. Sport Craft boat ain 25 engine and Master Cratt traile: ompiots, $895, Used 10 ft. molded rie, Crate imo am. Used Mark 26. boat trailers. MERCURY OUTBOARD MOTORS. HARDWARE - JOHNSON MOTORS were St the boat 1952 CUSHMAN HIGHLANDER, STA 48 Chamberiain. 47278. % EAGLE NEW PAINT, TIRES, : Tapert Oe Offered 87 “havea alum ee Boat FWforks YOUR EVINRUDE DEA’ pet end and covet, Wanted Used Cars 88 ——-- |A-1 PRICES FOR SCRAP & OLD “* er, iz RUNABOUT, FRONT & CEN = deck, w: windshield. 16 HP Evin- rude with controls. OR 3-6862. WAGEMAKER MOLDED PLY- paged nn front deck. Reasonabie offers considered, ) docks, we also , -- Mbomant | "| 147_8, SAGINAW fect. cond. rear 2-3203 or FE 5-6365, Tested tn tak Ak Bob Butler at ‘Tirner's, i Cisoa” ‘36 INTERNATIONAL 8182 Dump. 4x6 box, 80 per cent rubber. Had very> little i ry 2 Ton Dump. ‘46 CHEVROLET bber, A-l me- High To This. Month - “CY” OWENS Used Truck Center FE 5.2046 USED CARS | Cocsmmaaaty Motor. Sales AUBURN AT EAST BLVD. iN FA THAT'S R AIM 8) 3 CAR. FOR GREA*’ NAL GAIN rk 20 motor with reverse and Mark 20, good shape. Call FE * s 4 RUNABOUT, CEDAR 8TR. NA "ei eked tar cot w se c - 54-6808 a AEROLINE E ALUMINUM ee te Sears trailer. 74% HP Elgin Mt $300. 23-4241 Exe. $2, call, MA’ * MArket 4-2318 or 43444 Yor i Pu¥wooo wit Wit 3 an “He inboard, Also . ae Evinrude. FE 2-1048 ia HP. BUCCAN EER. NEW. $256,|_FE 44 Custom craft design, $1,250. FH 5-1956. ; 5 FT CABIN Crone eer” A-i ; ist MRRCURY m7 HP, Exc. Fords, Chevies = roe. and Pontiacs . Pip TORRE, MOLTEN : = bp. Evinrude motor | & trailer, Auburn Motors = CORNER PIKE & EAST BLVD, = tacky Asso aia 8. —— re sn Tago 225 He EVINRUDE 16) Used Truck Parts 89A * UsED Dos uP Evinrs ie 1952 $175. gg windshield, Pg ALL LL MAKES AND, ELS S forward di © aik-thru 2638 eo, io poe and c. deck, — == and stern hs Y pean: ____ For, Sale Bh ane. 90 * Tist price $1450, Lae od CHEVROLET 4 TON PANEL, = 1958 14° Cadi, “Riviera Looks and rung like new. Cali ——— gah neem, Bob Butier, - F ? 1960 CHEVIE * steering, deluxe cushioned i060 TON . bie eush! . folding 3 “back seat, two tone styling |? po W 1958 14 Cadillac Molded Plywood , forward deck seman Ait wg Ww id and Also fult Hine of 1958 #0vinrude: a 2 See them at Dawson's aenee on - -59—to- West! — Bi: North on Hickory Ridge maT) CH AS om rom SRE AND Seep cars. FE 2-2666 days or . PLB BUY YOUR CAR 2ox? Dixie Hwy. OR 3-1603 1 FOR ANY MAEE BOOMOMY CARS a3"ai EW FIBRE-GLASSED CABIN) — pull. Outboard or Inboard. Wanted: Clean used cars. for the A dollar 8. Ay Call Don DeGain mt Wilson Pontiac-Cadillac | 1350 N. -Woodward B'ham MI 4-1930 BEST FRICE FOR JUNK CARS.| E 44878. ~CASH FOR CARS BURG HARDEN: MOTOR_ SALES FE 5 & OTORS Sus He M & otor Sales ECONOMY CARS 32 AUBURN We Need Cars! SO thru '55: Models «Road 7 7 a fk and follow signs, Always TRUCK CENTER GMC RETAIL BRANCH Oakland at Cass Matthews - Hargreaves , FIRST Used Cars F IRST . Used Trucks OFFER THESE ‘Tob Ready'| SPECIALS — Bt Ford ¥-Ton ...$ 240 Matthews- Hargreaves Your Chevrolet Dealer 631 OAKLAND AVE, PE 4-4547 © For Sale Cars 194 B bargain. FE sie, % FACTORY BRANCH pe BUICK They Gotta Go -_|* PONTIAC’ S- gee ve i $1095 | Nevy LON ..pit a = Perecey | while “wall ties,” 28961 tales Set, tet mS fac “CONVERT “1958 CHEVY ~ IMPALA TAYLOR’ = "HAUPT 7 REPOSSESSION ECONOMY USED “WE FINANCE — 22 Auburn off Saginaw Fae Ride the Bus? ween are Biel ons “PE 20555 DEALER lide with her a eylinder olor. 2 tone ye xX oa iat is Fee love Auburn “Motor ~ $ales he low oe CHE POWER OLIDE.| MA XBsou A PROFITABLE ONE: ONE Reh mae “ may 3 STAK) 2, at MI 4-7500. Harold Tur | 51 Chey 1-Ton ...$ 595}. wars. DUAL R WHEELS ii Motean, wat 30081,. H. ‘Riggins, COMMUNITY , Motor ccna Pee eeeeene een nee oeeteeeenee | pe ee wee eee wees Sona Se la ‘9 CHR. a NO| Price CORNER UF fee” BLVD. "CORNER FIRE & = ‘BLYD. +} 7 56 Mercu rT. ai 155 Buick 4-Dr... ++ $1295} SPECIAL eeriag. ce - Ruburn? Motor | Sales | HASKINS USED CAR VALUES eeneeoues eee neee teed weeded ewdan Chevrolet 210 4door, V-8 , powerglide; one owner $895 MANY MORE TO CHOOSE FROM Haskins Chév. 6751 Dixie High M-18 mae heat Ones toen hd 1 “BUICK Better Buy U8ed Cars Fa ig eae 5z°$149s Pash 58 Buick 4-Dr. Be gia RO: SEDAN, power : ge as Be ONE "55 Chevrolet 2.Dr. $1295 Revie powers , white tires, 57 Volkswagen . wees $ave} Soled eee heater, 11,000 from’ 4 DR, SEDAN, radio, a, ae =| aE yinvay «$1495 heater, - "gla omatic folene “ote oan pecial ...$ 695] "ote TA i 56 Chevrolet fa 1S #) A * radio, hea aynatiow, ONE OLIVER | BUICK. | 54 Ford 2-Dr. .....$ 795]. SEDAN, radio,|- "55 Ford. 4-Dr. “ $1295 210 Orchard Lake ae rite Pe 90 | cons EAST BLVD. FODESARES. “00 CHAMPS ; ees pea over convertible. low mileage. EM Sais aitor 6 ‘56 Pontiac 870 4 4 "ST Chevy Bel Aire 4 *L: : Rochester | 55 pool & De. ve A085, FmGn OMEN, $08 e008 any, FACTORY BRANCH "57 PONTIAC Bate § Bester ote $2295 Pie serene VETO fot Ford 1 Convertible toe $1295 = '57 Plymouth Wagon ... "$1695 97 Plymouth Suburban. $2145 37 Plymouth 4D 4 Dr. ee 2 S180 bP __ RADIO, beater, Ree nen, ee + Radio, beater. ‘Wate fires. hare, SPORTER, automatic, radio, heater, white tires. ‘57 Plymouth Wagon is $1895 Radio, seater, white res. sharp. “RETAIL STORE” ont both Auburn Motor Sales oninhaey ss: vives $1085 ‘96 Ford 2 Dr.............8 895 ‘56 56 DeSoto Sport Cpe.. .. $1695. Se HARDTOP, full power and _ RADIO & HEATER, white wall tires. SHELTON | Pontiac - Buick OL 1-8133 ‘56 Plymouth 4 Dr: ..... $1095. ‘57 Chevrolet ...........$1795 MI 65302 AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION. vedio, heater, whites. BARDTON, gates, ‘neminin, resi, beter, S| SCHUTZ DeSOTO-PLYMOUTH 912 S. WOODWARD, BIRMINGHAM MI 6-5300 a ems eo ——————— | -PLYMOUTHS / $149 Down or Trade-In Tasse Plates Included et Mal, Weise $47.50 PER MONTH SPECIAL PAYMENT PLAN CALL “oe Sita el TS In NEW CAR ARTMENT SCHUT. z MOTORS 232 “S. SAGINAW Pontiac, Michigan TAKE A LOOK AT - OUR SELECTION OF USED CARS Your New Car - Dealer for — » Mercury : Edsel L Lincoln English Built TAKE A LOOK At) i cs FORDS JEROME MOTOR ‘SALES - SILVER ANNIVERSARY $200,000 SALE NEW and USED CARS—Cars as Low as 25c To be eligible for a 25c car you must fill out a ballot. Drawing will be tinde et at 2:30 p.m. to determine the add new owners, | “Memorize Your Linense Plate Number “Special Gifts If Your Number’ 1% Called HERE ARE TYPICAL BARGAINS AT “THE BRIGHT SPOT” mon - DURING. OUR SILVER . ANNIVERSARY. ene SALE _ eee $1688 "56 Buick Special wage center «cenit low age, ® $588 arab ers hayes who buys a new or used car at the "Bright Spot” — - starting today— may dip into a bucket filled with tight ening new “quarters—and keep all they can hold in one hand. Don MacKinnon of WPON will icnadean direct from the - _ “Bright Spot” at 7 YOUR OWN CHOICE OF FINANCING ° Top trade-in allowance....In most cases your old car will make ~ down payment. . 3 —REFRESHMENTS—_ OUR SELECTION OF USED CARS Russ exons : FE 2.9101 one Eves. ne i - ae, eee 4 Hoe er . MOTOR COMPANY WS, BAORA # : TE 20488 pepen: ‘Until Everyone. Is Served | a a es fone va: eo. roil, ateen. se Over 70 fine reconditioned, safety-checked, clean, sharp, revay-forree used cars to choose’ from. *RRIGHT=SPOT!/. S| ORCHARD LAKE at CASS. hea | $888 $688 hydtamatie: ney ae 35. Ford gitone less throughout, : $588” ‘$1088. ye Sw. “Only ee :30 p.m. oe are and Saturday. - . Eleven courteous salesmen. eu F \ j ‘ ; / Fat . j i | ; : } i ¥- i} ae : oP . é “3 i Price Is. Right. (2) Playhouse (cont.) ine @ € Prone Sst. West- (a tae oa (9) Barney's Gang. 2. ee \ LAS VEGAS ~ Hed you hebrd that the stills who work n| the gambling casinos for $10 a day have now gone uppity? They ‘more but insist on the high-| be: stig feu s, = - tudio Angered _Towpedo Show Viewers Wage ‘Bottles voyage aboard s Starlet Sails with Trujillo” | HOLLYWOOD (AP)—An over- ‘Trajillo . Jr:’s palatial yacht al- most cost a branette film starlet _ * * Gen, Rafael }12:80 (4), Jt Could Be You. ; RY | “Lady in Red” who sailed on the ae ig , [of recipros the other night “Just betting on a guy | yew yoRK w°— “Matinee |380-foot Angelita Tuesday from & Favorite tt Pere of = 4 bd i 8 « ‘ > (2) Seateh for Tomorrow, © ["SdY . secant & with a cigaret behind his ear.” AY this iryeater’ sank quietly in the chan) Ce ee ; mnt Tien Fore, tension in the occurred while her husband was doing his |ycis. of daytime television at reashed. Sen. Tiago .yenter- Se |10:90 (1) Crash. Ida Lupiao|!™ i Latha Daw, wore 8 clowning for the‘eustomers in the diming | june's end, torpedoed by big ex-|day and then flew back .to Holly- . 40 @) Weather: “Dark Meeting.” is ate cans , enses and small . pee, (9) Princess Margaret) (7) My Little Margie. = AS 5 _* * .*% es (2) News: Edwards. Royal visit. _ This was Somehow, it had managed to} But when the yactit was sailing, (4) Masie Bingo. in _——- ee toe eer a ee CD Sports Parade, Playhouse (cont) os > A id petition trom shows, | a starring a movie po Goong 19:40 (9) Starlight Theater Paul 9:99 wiuuebes _ jed a five-year extension of the it has been unloved by NBC. After long conferences with Ed- 4) (color) Mich. Outdoors. Kelly, .“The Steel Cage."| 42) Our Miss “rocks. program, @s Eisenhower asked. Do " .. lward L.. Alperson, president’ of ‘W858 Detroit to Mackinac), (34). Jado ae ores Ota Seine aaeeioene seen ities Neve [eet Mowe, present of use Soy On i {2:25 (4) Faye Elizabeth. |be: avoided as part of the same — on a instated fs the role.” ; | News: W'kamp. 2:30 (4) (color) Haggis Baggis. oe ~The show's drooping Milan denied any roma ~ g News: LeGoff. Ps fan Party. . ee Pinca be- cn ue as oe Bg with Trujillo, ‘son of ri worked te Demo- * S : . *s strongman. 11:15 (4) Weather: Eliot. 2:35 .(9) Home Fair. cratic Leader Lyndon Johnson| Whole name. “I’m one of these guys,” he explains, “that lives) plays. | “] have known him for a long (2) Miss Fairweather, : (D-Tex),. Sen. “Harry ¥. Syed > ina constant dread of getting tired.” - In its place have come two|time,” she said. “I think he is a : 8:00 (2) Payott a), -Manager for the A ee = serials: ventional| wonderful man, and I am very wins contract to/ti:28 (4) Sports. () ‘Today Te Ours. and Republican Leader saianae mars S-geuuh tab ane chaene-tten binds vee._.{ucld ot navey snd much cheaper aaeel Sit ME.” Mix. id the An (2) Sports. 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